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Unnamed BREATHTAKING COLT BY GOLDEN SLIPPER WINNER FARNAN HALF-BROTHER TO GR.3 WINNER & GR.1 PLACED, SUNSETS OUR MISSION IS TO CREATE A STALLION OF THE FUTURE This breathtaking colt by FARNAN was purchased...
Unnamed Syndication/shares This filly is by STREET BOSS, the superstar sprinting son of STREET CRY who runs at an impressive 5.2% stakes winners-to-runners and has already sired Group winners PINSTRIPED, PERICLES and SHE...
Unnamed This filly by DUNDEEL who needs no introduction, had a recent winner in the Group 1 Doncaster, namely CELESTIAL LEGEND. The filly has an international staying pedigree with Group winners across the...
Unnamed “Nice forward, precocious looking individual. Very athletic, very balanced”, says Adrian Bott. This 2yo colt was personally purchased by Gai & Adrian and they wanted Blueblood to get involved...
Unnamed CLOSELY RELATED TO INVINCIBLE STAR, ALSO TRAINED BY GAI & ADRIAN A superb filly going to Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott. She is by Capitalist who is doing just as well at stud as he did on the track....
Unnamed Spectacular to look at, he's a robust colt from the family of Makybe Diva. With her stamina in the bloodline and Capitalist's speed, who knows what this guy could become! He comes of a fantastic...
Unnamed FLASHY FILLY BY GOLDEN SLIPPER WINNER FARNAN This beautiful filly by FARNAN was purchased from the Inglis Classic Sale. This flashy girl is headed to Annabel Neasham. With her model looks and a strut...
Unnamed ONLY 20% LEFT RACING SHARES AVAILABLE IN OUR NEXT POTENTIAL STAR OF THE TURF This colt by the new and exciting Darley stallion, HARRY ANGEL is out of a Snitzel mare who has already produced 2 winners...
Unnamed A BEAUTIFUL OLE KIRK FILLY OUT OF A GOOD STALLION AND PROVEN MARE THIS FILLY WAS AN ABSOLUTE STEAL This is one cracking filly by OLE KIRK purchased from the Inglis Classic Yearling Sale. This filly...
Unnamed STUNNING OLE KIRK FILLY CLOSELY RELATED TO ALVERTA AND INTUITION We love first season sire OLE KIRK, having already purchased a couple already, we couldn’t help ourselves and bought the first one...
Unnamed GORGEOUS DAUGHTER BY 2YO GROUP WINNER ZOUSAIN This beautiful filly by ZOUSAIN was purchased from the Inglis Premier Sale. This smart girl is headed to Peter and Paul Snowden. She wowed our team with...
Unnamed LOVELY ZOUSAIN COLT WE RATED THIS COLT HIGHLY AT THE SALE GET ON BOARD AND BUY YOUR SYNDICATION SHARES NOW This colt was purchased from the Inglis Classic Sale under the draft of Widden Stud, one of...
Unnamed On offer is this outstanding filly by Champion racehorse Mongolian Khan. This filly who is the half-sister of GLOBE, showed all the signs of a great staying type, running a good time of 10.74 while...
Unnamed On offer is this very well put together gelding by Champion sire and racehorse Darci Brahma (NZ). David was very strict with his selection at the NZB Ready to Run sale this year, especially on the...
Unnamed This racy Shalaa filly looks like an early runner. Shalaa had 13 winners in March alone and is on fire. Sire of 8 stakes winners & 25 stakes-performers in Australia, Shalaa has had 7...
Bewitching Missy Beautiful strong filly owner has bought too many horses. Negotiable.
Unnamed HELLBENT really couldn’t have done much more in his career to date. Off a moderate starting service fee he has produced 4 stakes winners and 9 stakes placegetters with his oldest progeny being just...
Unnamed This Russian Revolution colt was purchased from the proven Inglis Premier Sale this year. He is a big strong colt with a lovely action, a very athletic colt. Furthermore, bred on the same breeding...
Unnamed Syndicate shares are available in this beautiful grey Russian Revolution colt with a lovely action, a very athletic colt. This colt is bred on the same breeding pattern as Group 1 winners AUTUMN SUN,...
Unnamed I would like to give you the opportunity to get involved in our ready to race 2YO RUSSIAN REVOLUTION colt that has shown nice ability. Don’t be one of those owners who misses out on a being...
Unnamed Here is lot 536 of the INGLIS CLASSIC sale – A classy filly by TRAPEZE ARTIST, out of a multiple city winning mare who has had 10 foals to race for 8 winners. This filly is out of OCEAN BRIDGE who...
Unnamed Introducing the latest to our team, purchased from this year's Magic Millions. He is a very speedy looking colt by CASTELVECCIO out of winning STRATUM mare, GAME FOR FAME. The mare has had two to...
Unnamed Syndication/shares PERSONALLY SELECTED BY THE WATERHOUSE AND BOTT TEAM. A GREAT TYPE, LOVELY HEAD AND EYE. EXCELLENT ANGLES. LOADS OF SCOPE WITH A PEDIGREE THAT RUNS EXTREMELY DEEP. CLOSELY RELATED TO GROUP 1 WINNER...
Unnamed Syndication/shares ATHLETIC MAURICE FILLY THAT HAS ALL THE ATTRIBURES OF A 2YO RUNNER She’s a great style of filly that really caught our eye during the rigorous selection process. She is a smart filly who seems to...
Unnamed Syndication/shares OUTSTANDING BIVOAUC COLT AT FANTASTIC VALUE TRAINED BY ANNABEL NEASHAM Our Bivouac colt was bred by highly regarded farm Yarraman Park. He caught our eye with his exceptional conformation, beautiful...
Unnamed I have been a fan of Needs Further for many years and I have purchased four fillies and one colt by him over the years. Two of these fillies have gone on to be amongst Needs Further’s best fillies...
Unnamed Introducing the first of our INGLIS CLASSIC purchases – A very precocious yearling filly by Golden Slipper winner CAPITALIST, out of a mare who was a winner and Stakes placed as a 2YO – SPEED ON...
Unnamed THIS RIPPER YEARLING COLT IS BY THE GROUP 1 WINNING SON OF LOPE DE VEGA "LUCKY VEGA" BEEN BY ONE OF THE WORLDS LEADING STALLIONS, LUCKY VEGA WILL BE GIVEN EVERY CHANCE OT STUD. HE HAS COVERED LARGE...
Unnamed THIS RIPPER YEARLING COLT IS BY THE SIX TIME GROUP 1 WINNER "HIGHLAND REEL" HE IS DOING A GOOD JOB AT STUD FROM ONLY LIMITED RUNNERS TO DATE AND HE IS ALREADY THE SIRE OF THE STAKES WINNER "HIGH...
Invincible Dame "INVINCIBLE DAME" IS A SYDNEY CITY WINNER AND WINNER OF TWO RACES BY THE CHAMPION STALLION "I AM INVINCIBLE" I AM INVINCIBLE IS FAST BECOMING AN EMERGING BROODMARE SIRE. ASFOORA, KIMOCHI & STRAIGHT...
Madame de Costa "MADAME DE COSTA" IS A BEAUTIFUL MARE BY THE EXCELLENT BROODMARE SIRE "CHOISIR" SHE IS SOLD IN FOAL TO THE PROVEN STALLION "PUISSANCE DE LUNE" HE IS DOING AN OUTSTANDING JOB AT STUD GETTING WINNERS...
Unnamed This colt is a genuine stallion prospect!! By Capitalist and out of a More Than Ready mare who is a FULL-SISTER to leading stallion BETTER THAN READY! We couldn't be more impressed with what we saw...
Denim Street This beautiful track record holding mare, produced a stunning rising 2 year old already. Missed last season.
Purrfect Tycoon Will sell with free service to the up and coming sire Wicked Intent. Agistment available after purchase. Owners have finished breeding from own mares and want to reduce breeding stock. Not many...
Our Brightest Star Will sell with free service to the up and coming sire Wicked Intent. Agistment available after purchase. Owners have finished breeding from own mares and want to reduce breeding stock. Not many...
Hydrangea Will sell with free service to the sire Wicked Intent. So easy to handle and go into foal. Owners have decided to stop breading from our own mares. This lovely mare has previously produce a cracking...
Unnamed This is a rare opportunity to lease a horse of this calibre with no buy in. Her half brother has just won a city class barrier trial and her other runner was also a winner so the family is...
Murtle Miss "MURTLE MISS" WAS A VERY GOOD RACE HORSE. SHE WAS A CITY AND WINNER OF FOUR RACES FROM 1350-1550 METRES. SHE WON OR WAS PLACED 13 TIMES FROM ONLY 22 RACE STARTS. SHE COMES FROM A VERY GOOD BLACKTYPE...
Horeyat Dubai Brown, almost black mare who stands 16hh and is easy to do anything with. She has a Royal Meeting colt and a Tagaloa colt coming through for her. Horeyat is from a very deep female family with Blue...
Lady Elley Attractive Magic Albert mare in foal to Glenfiddich Glenfiddich had 12 starts all in Black type races won the G2 Stutt Stakes, 2nd G1 Champagne Stakes by 0.2 lengths to Kings Legacy and beating Ole...
Dizired "DIZIRED" IS A LOVELY WINNING MARE BY THE CHAMPION STALLION & UP AND COMING BROODMARE SIRE "BEL ESPRIT" SHE IS IN FOAL TO ONE OF AUSTRALIA'S LEADING STALLION'S, THE FOUR TIME GROUP 1 WINNER "TRAPEZE...
Unnamed Get involved with a leading city-stable for an affordable price! This filly by Champion racehorse and emerging sire Castelvecchio was the BEST type of the sale and we could not leave without her....
Unnamed This yearling’s sire is the winner of the Group 1 Australian Guineas and Group 1 Cox Plate, SHAMUS AWARD. As well as a dual Group 1 winning 3yo, he was also up and going as a spring 2yo where he...
Unnamed Race a filly by Champion sire SO YOU THINK with Peter and Paul Snowden! This filly has everything! ? By the same sire as Everest winner THINK ABOUT IT ? Out of a proven mare that has produced 5...
Zillions This horse as great early speed, not too many can beat him out of the barriers, has been placed in the country but mainly raced in NSW provincials. Would suit a weaker grade. He is sound and easy to...
Unnamed This filly is by STREET BOSS, the superstar sprinting son of STREET CRY. Twice a Group 1 winner, STREET BOSS broke the track record at both Hollywood Park and Del Mar over 1200m and equalled the...
Across the Way Across the Way is a beautiful mare to handle in every way. She stands a touch over 16hh , is good in the crush, float and to trim her feet. She is a low maintenance mare who holds her condition well...
Haberfield • This quality filly is initially being offered exclusively by the Stable of Stars Racing Club in collaboration with Milburn Creek and Matthew Smith Racing • This lovely bay filly has a to-notch...
Fairhead • This quality filly is initially being offered exclusively by the Stable of Stars Racing Club in collaboration with Milburn Creek and Matthew Smith Racing • This gorgeous chestnut filly has an...
Unnamed A great style of filly - broken in and ready to start work. NO WAITING - ready to start her first racing preparation. ROTHESAY - sire of 265 Winners and 7 Stakes winners including the great ROTHFIRE...
Unnamed Beautiful filly by boom first season sire ZOUSAIN. Already sired 5 winners including a Stakeswinner - DRIFTING (1st) and CHATEAU MIRAVAL (3rd) in GR3 Magic Night Stakes 17/03. DAM: DARCY'S LAW (4...
Unnamed STAR TURN x MISS ALLSPICE 22 COLT TRAINER: AARON PURCELL (WARRNAMBOOL) PRICE: $1200 $1240 PER 2.5% SHARE He is all speed with plenty of muscle and a beautiful athletic walk. STAR TURN is one of the...
Unnamed Striking, well developed BAY COLT from the family of GROUP winners in DASHING EAGLE, OSBORNE BULLS, ZAPATEO, VIRIDINE, BRIEF EMBRAICE, LA CAISSIERE etc. BRED on Classic Australian lines from DANEHILL...
Unnamed extremely big boy Well natured well handled Inspection highly recommended leasing is also of interest
Unnamed lovely athletic colt. Well handled. On the small side but worth inspection Lease also of interest
Unnamed Syndication/shares GREAT TYPE BY PIERRO OUT A MULTIPLE STAKES WINNER, WHO HAS PRODUCED A STAKES WINNER AND STAKES PERFORMER. HE HAS ALL THE PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES AND BREEDING TO BE A TOP SHELFER. E NICKS A+++ AND GOLD...
Unnamed Syndication/shares ALWAYS DREAMT OF OWNING A SHARE FROM THE CHAMPION LONHRO? THIS MAY BE YOUR LAST CHANCE !!! Our Lonhro Filly was purchased from well renowned breeder and bloodstock agent Avesta Bloodstock who had...
Unnamed This filly comes from one of the best-known families to have raced in Australia in recent years. Araaja (Ire) is a ½ sister to the high-quality Group 1 performer Tom Melbourne. Tom Melbourne won six...
Unnamed This is an outstanding filly by Bivouac, a superb sprinter and First Season Sire by the Champion Sire Exceed And Excel. I loved this filly from the moment I inspected her. She is the 2nd Bivouac...
Unnamed When I was doing my preparations for the Inglis Classic Sale Bill Mitchell spoke with me about this filly by So You Think out of the All Too Hard mare Weona Karioi. She achieved his highest rating...
Unnamed THIS STUNNING YEALRING FILLY IS BY THE FIRST SEASON SIRE "DOUBTLAND" HE IS THE GROUP WINNING SON OF THE CHAMPION STALLION & SIRE OF SIRES "NOT A SINGLE DOUBT" STANDING AT WIDDEN STUD IN VICTORIA HE...
Unnamed THIS LOVELY FILLY IS BY FIRST SEASON SIRE "LUCKY VEGA" STANDING AT THE WORLD FAMOUS YULONG STUD IN VICTORIA , LUCKY VEGA HAS COVERED SOME OF THE BEST BRED BROODMARES IN AUSTRALIA . THE LUCKY VEGA...
Unnamed THIS HANDSOME YEARLING GELDING IS BY THE MULTIPLE GROUP WINNER & AND SON OF CHAMPION STALLION "DEEP FIELD" HE HAS COVERED LARGE BOOKS OF MARES SINCE ENTERING STUD AT THE WORLD RENOWNED NEWGATE FARM...
Unnamed A super special athletic filly bred by Champion Japanese Stallion MAURICE, also known as “THE BEAST FROM THE EAST” MAURICE … Japan’s HORSE OF THE YEAR, six-time Group 1 winner and $12 million...
Unnamed inspection invited located beaudesert queensland half share or lease considered
Hull City Hull City is a lovely natured city winning mare that has been a great producer. She is currently empty and ready for a stallion of your choice. No Vices and a great mare to have on the farm. Only...
Queen Gina Queen Gina is a Quality 8yo poets voice mare with no vices. Up to date with vaccinations. Positive to Sooboog with a early cover. 29/09/23 Only selling due to getting out of breeding.
In the Air Tonight Winning mare currently fit in work with Gayna Williams. Gate speed on pace racing pattern. Shows good ability in her work and would benefit with ownership with more patience and persistence. Future...
Unnamed Lovley moving Invader filly who will be trained by Qld's leading trainer Tony Gollan at Eagle Farm. Filly is out of UK winning mare Mediation who is a half sister to 10 time winner and Black type...
Poppy Darling A winning mare from a fast family and with a very commercial pedigree. She is a half-sister to the winning mare Notonyourlife and her second dam is the champoin Australian sprinter Ruffles. She had...
Unnamed This could be the bargain of the Magic Miilions sale, lot 1090 a cracking Exceedance colt out of a Shamardal mare. This colt has all the attributes we look for when selecting our yearlings....
Unnamed Our final purchase of the Magic Millions sale and certainly not to be overlooked is this stunning filly by first season sire in Prague. This filly is a perfect size and has scope to improve as she...
Unnamed This filly was the nicest filly in Book 2 and by a sire that RTD and Mitch Freedman love. Churchill is an underrated sire in Australia but taking all before him in Europe, a son of the great Galileo...
Unnamed What a cracking filly bought by the RTD team and Anthony and Sam Freedman. Lot 217 is a filly by international star stallion Blue Point out of Solar Moon who is by another international legendary...
Unnamed This is a running Capitalist filly if ever we saw one and we know a bit about running Capitalist’s with success in buying Profiteer who is now at stud and the exciting Hedged who looks like a Group...
Military Expert HURRY ONLY 10% REMAINS! We are thrilled to offer shares in this quality Stakes performed galloper "MILITARY EXPERT" $1.1 Million Dollar Magic Millions yearling by (Redoute's Choice x Gresset) 22...
Unnamed Syndication/shares BIG STRONG FILLY THAT LOOKS LIKE SHE WILL RUN AT 2 TRAINED BY ANNABEL NEASHAM Our Ole Kirk Filly was purchased from well renowned Kitchwin Hills/Alma Vale Farm . She caught our eye with her good...
Unnamed Sire: ZOUSTAR (by Northern Meteor) Champion Racehorse & Champion Sire Dam: SLOW THE FLOW (by Hussonet) 4 Wins; twice-Gr3 Placed / Gr1 & G2 Performed Yearling: Chestnut Filly Foaled: 1 September 2022...
Unnamed STALLION Prospect, bred in the Purple with Looks To Match! Meet our Athletic, Well Grown, Beautifully Bred COLT By Champion Racehorse and Sire PIERRO, from CAVEAT (Elusive Quality) a 2YO Winning...
Unnamed EVERY CHAMPION has a STORY! Here is his ! 14 lots into the morning of session 4 at the Magic Millions, Team Dynamic were back in the Winner's Circle when Lot 706 the Arrowfield Stud consigned Colt...
Unnamed SPEED SPEED SPEED Our FILLY is: By The 2019 GOLDEN SLIPPER WINNER & CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN 2YO of 2019-20 Our FILLY is: FROM a 2YO Winner in Ireland & who is the 1/2 SISTER to a GROUP 2 WINNING & GROUP...
Unnamed Day one of the Magic Millions sale saw us able to secure this stunning colt by emerging stallion Hellbent. Our colt is out of a half sister to one of the most exciting young stallions in Australia,...
Unnamed Syndication/shares OUR TOP PICK IN BOOK 2. RADIATES QUALITY WITH A GOOD OVERSTEP AND GREAT WALK. SHE LOOKS LIKE AN EARLY RUNNING SPRINTING TYPE This filly was one of our top picks of book 2 being a neat type with a...
Unnamed Two year old filly broken in and ready to go.Sire is VINO ROSSO [US],eclipse champion.Underfeated at two and winner of the breeders cup classic at 4yr.Vino Rosso finished 2023 as the leading first...
Unnamed Syndication/shares A WELL BRED FILLY WITH 100 INDIVIDUAL BLACK TYPE WINNERS BRED ON THE SAME BREEDING PATTERNS INCLUDING REDOUTE'S CHOICE, SNITZEL AND HER SIRE KINGS LEGACY. GOLDMINE 20/20 RATED This filly was a...
Unnamed A MAGNIFICENT WELL BALANCED AND STRONG FILLY DEEP FIELD *The fastest and record-breaking son of Northern Meteor. *Set a new track record at Canterbury over 1100m in 1.03.04. *Deep Field won his first...
Unnamed Syndication/shares ONLY 10% REMAINING IN THIS MAGIC MILLIONS FILLY THATS A FULL SISTER TO ‘ HELL I AM ‘ AND TRAINED BY BEST ARGUABLY THE BEST 2YO TRAINERS IN THE COUNTRY GAI WATERHOUSE AND ADRIAN BOTT – Winning...
Unnamed I loved this filly when I inspected her at Yarraman Park in December. I had seen her in the paddock when she was a foal and loved the way she moved. She is a stunning filly with a great attitude. She...
Unnamed I purchased this colt’s ½ sister at the Adelaide Magic Millions in 2023. Patrick Payne trains her and she has done everything he has asked of her. When I called Patrick to inform him that I was...
Unnamed This colt is a cracker and I have been watching him develop since he was a foal. He is a stunning type with great conformation and terrific strength through his hindquarters. He is the ½ brother to...
Unnamed This is a lovely filly by a very good sire out of a Redoute's Choice mare. It doesn't get much better. At this year’s Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale I’ve had about 40 yearlings vetted. This is an...
Unnamed This filly comes from a family I know very well. Maha Chaki which won the Tasmanian Oaks for us comes from it. She was also a Melbourne Metropolitan winner and was placed twice in listed company....
Unnamed This is an outstanding filly by a wonderful young sire in Capitalist out of a mare by our best broodmare sire in Encosta De Lago bred at one of our very best studs. Reads pretty well doesn’t it. I...
Goldane GOLDANE will be trained by Bjorn Baker, at WARWICK FARM. All early education complete, paid for by breeder/owner, who will race her with us. Has had time in Bjorn's stable, and will agist until March...
Sicily Silicy stands 16 and is a very easy mare to do anything with. She is being sold as a stud reduction by a breeder who wishes to get back to 2 mares. She has one of the great pages in the stud Book and...
Lady Lee Lady Lee is a 10yo mare from an attractive black type family. She is by group 1 sire Casino Prince out of Group placed More than ready mare Legislature. Legislature is the dam of 5 foals , all raced...
Striking Impending Colt with the HAYES team! Very impressive SUPER VOBIS COLT! BREEDER HAS RETAINED 25%... FIRST FOAL OUT OF THE MARE... 2ND DAM PRODUCED LADY OF HONOUR TRAINED BY THE HAYES TEAM 5% $5,500 10% $11,000
SCALABLE • This quality filly is initially being offered exclusively by the Stable of Stars Racing Club in collaboration with Swettenham Stud and Bjorn Baker Racing • She is our 2nd lease filly in our...
Unnamed Beautiful filly trained by Ciaron Maher & David Eustace from their Warwick Farm base • This quality filly is initially being offered exclusively by the Stable of Stars Racing Club • This...
Unnamed A quality filly trained by Ciaron Maher & David Eustace @ Cranbourne • This quality filly is initially being offered exclusively by the Stable of Stars Racing Club in collaboration with Widden Stud...
Unnamed A RACING JEWEL ! Aiming for Spring racing 2024 and registered for the lucrative Vobis Gold Bonus Races ! Ownership buy In costs as follows 2.5% @ $1220 plus ongoing costs from 1st March 2024 5% @...
Country Colours QUALITY bred young 5yo Broodmare from STAKES winning family .. COUNTRY COLOURS in Foal "TIME to REIGN" with her very Athletic WEANLING filly also by same SIRE... -in VIDEO .... Both FOR SALE Her Dam...
True to Form This horse will be a really profitable horse if he brings his French form. WIth that big turn of foot and coming to some of the best trainers in the world this horse will be a sensational fun ride...
Starlight Nation Expected Level to See him Racing At: City Grade Confidence Level to return his cost: 12/10- I thougth value wise he was a excellent buy- he could improve a lot here in Australia and whilst no star...
Saxon King Do you want a Carnival Horse ? Arriving Shortly from the Uk this horse raced in some of the UK's biggest races- he is a easy horse to buy with such deep consistent form and Ratings Expected Level to...
Marzocco This horse has enornous improvment and scope in him- his two runs to date confirm he will be a city horse in Australia but the wrap is so very much bigger Dont miss out on him he will look a very...
El Jasor This horse has Group 1 Ability. Expected Level to See him Racing At: Stakes Grade- Could be a Cups Horse Next year Confidence Level to return his cost: 10/10- On Potential This is the best horse of...
Peony This is Peony- I know the old trainer thought she was a Listed to Group 3 horse next year over there – and that usually means they will be that at least down here where it’s a bit weaker She is...
Fulfilled Expected Level to See him Racing At: Group Ability Animal Confidence Level to return his cost: 10/10- This horse on ratings was in the Top 5 of the entire sale. Of any horse purchased by any...
Monty be Quick Expected Level to See him Racing At: City Grade Confidence Level to return his cost: 15/10- That main run on firm suggest he could get to Bm90 level- given he is a maiden – im in love with him at...
Unnamed Well grown, well balanced correct & tough filly offered by breeder. Reared on great country just south of Tamworth this filly is all style and open for any inspection. Pictured as she is straight out...
Bowie of Dubai Bowie Of Dubai Owner Relocating and Retiring from Racing REDUCED PRICE Race Fit IN FULL Work Now Very Good 2nd in a Trial Recently The first up from a Spell at Goulburn, he was Poleaxed in the...
Ripper colt buy now very affordable entry! Only $3,000 for a 5% share LOOK AT THE PHYSIQUE ON THIS COLT Grown into a beauty, he’s a 2yo type! Race this colt with myself, the breeder and the trainer!! CHRIS CALTHORPE (Geelong) trains 5%...
Mozu Marcassin MOZU MARCASSIN (JPN) 4yo (Northern Hemisphere 3yo) Gelding By SILBER STATE (JPN) out of LUMIERE GUERLAIN (JPN) Promising son of the upcoming stallion Silver State, who has been extremely unlucky...
Unnamed This Reliable Man yearling filly out of a winning Pins mare, will be a very attractive racing proposition when her sibling races soon. The sibling has had only two jump outs and won his last by a...
Mimi's Award Mimi’s Award has been retired and presents a perfect opportunity for all breeders. Black type winning daughter of Shamus Award who dominated staying races at Flemington in 2023. Indicative price...
Miss Hostie Miss Hostie is in very good order for an older mare and would still produce a few more foals or be a great Nanny mare . She is extremely good natured and has good feet , recently trimmed , and does...
Unnamed Update - Winning Rupert had another stakes winner with Seonee winning the listed Leon MacDonald Stakes 1400m on Saturday 26 August. This lovely Winning Rupert filly is a great racing proposition. She...
Reine of Nine Quality 3yo filly "READY to WIN:" no waiting ~ OPPORTUNITIES like this are VERY RARE .. seeking to sell partnership in already proven race filly who is currently in work and racing with Gerald Ryan &...
Ultra White Ultra White She has WON Over $60,000 in her Last 2 Preps !!!!! Tough filly who stands up to a Long Campaign Gives her all WOW, She Blew them away to Win Convincingly at Goulburn (See Replay) at...
Divine Spark As you can see in the photo this is a cracking strong filly with great hindquarters and scope about her. She is well put together and has an excellent temperament. She will turn 2 in August 2023 and...
Unnamed If you would like to lease a great Oaks prospect please read on. From the same site as Molly Bloom the recent Group 1 winning filly currently favourite for the Karaka 3yo race in January. The filly...
Unnamed Unnamed rising 3 year old by Zannamanna (AUS)2007 who is out of Commands (AUS) 1996. The dam of Zannamanna is a several time group 1 winner in Zanna (NZ) 1999. Zanna is out of Pentire (GB) out of...
Astrogazer This is a great opportunity to lease a cracking yearling colt. He will most likely be trained by Peter and Paul Snowden. Pedigree update: Stallion - Divine Prophet gained his second stakes winner and...
Power Bank POWER BANK Owner Relocating and Retiring from racing. He could Have gone in the Country Championship Qualifier !!!!! Easily Qualified for It, Fantastic Horse Saturday Grade or Better in any State,...
Denim Street Beautiful athletic 9 time race winner and track record holder. Good bloodlines and has produced a very strong Super One colt, missed this season.
Romulus Remus Precocious Colt by Mr Martini (AUS) by Bianconi (USA). Mr Martini a group 2 winner in his own right and runner up twice in a group 2 and group 3. The dam Posy is by Marauding (NZ). The Colt is 17hh...
Unnamed Unraced horse The yearling is seriously bred with black type throughout, the dam of Zannamanna by Zanna (NZ) 1999, a group winner on several occasions. The Sire of Zannamanna needs no introductions out of Commands...
Box of Chocolates Box of Chocolates is an unraced mare with excellent confirmation and a quality physique. She was unraced due to financial constrictions. Her dam Like Chocolate was a multiple winner and competed in...
Sassy Rhonda 6 Starts: 1 Win and 2 Placings Sassy Rhonda is a 4yo mare who is a winner and dual minor placegetter from only six starts. Suited to the out and out sprint distances, her win was over the 1000m trip...
Unnamed First foal of Sparkling Miss Metro winner. and half sister to multi group placed We've Got This 4 wins 280k. also half to very promising Written Tycoon Gelding To The Letter
Electric Tribute Four wins, three seconds and $134,900 in earnings, not a bad resume for a 4yo gelding that is just starting to reach the prime of his racing career! A winner at Flemington over a mile as recently as...
Franky Cold Medina Franky is a tough little galloper. He likes to get back in his races and power to the line. Has run his best races in Rockhampton and needs a long straight. He is as tough and honest as they come....
Unnamed Ready to run 2/3yo MAGIC MILLIONS 2017 PURCHASE - LOT 431 Bonus Schemes: BOBS Eligible and Magic Millions Race Series Get involved with one of Australia's top racing stables! Ciaron Maher boasts one of the best strike...
Violet Fluture 16.1hh mare, recently retired from racing. Shown plenty on the training track; just couldn't put it together on race day. 100% sound. 1/2 sister to Galaxy Pegasus, winner of the Group 3 Red Anchor...
Mezzo Uomo 4year old gelding Has been broken in Done all pre training Has been out for a spell is ready to come back in Has not trailed or raced
Mama's Dream Mama’s Dream is a very attractive breeding proposition both on type and through her pedigree. A lovely style of mare, she has great length, plenty of leg under her, good bone and is well balanced....
Bonnie Rose UNRACED BAY FILLY , HAS HAD ONE PREP BUT HAD A FEW TRAITS THAT WOULD TAKE TIME TO ERADICATE, NOT PREPARED TO KEEP ON DUE TO THE COST OF CITY TRAINING. HER DAM IS A TWICE CITY WINNER AND HAD ONE OTHER...
Tynong Rocket Lightly raced Easy to handle Sound In full work Brown well built gelding
My Naughty Hoaks MY NAUGHTY HOAKS is a rock solid performer on any surface and over any distance. Her racing career to date has seen her notch up 5 wins, 3 seconds and 3 thirds on the Victorian country and provincial...
Falarion By the champion Irish miler Falbrav who only shuttled to Australia for a few seasons, Falarion has the powerful Sunday Silence breed on her dam's side and her older half-sisters were multiple winners...
Pride of Rawbelle A mare with plenty of ability on the track, Pride Of Rawbelle has career stats of 21 starts for 3 wins, 2 seconds and 3 thirds and prize money earnings of more than $40,000. Her results have come at...
Foxy Loxy Foxy Loxy is a lightly raced filly out of a multiple winning, Stakes performed, mare. Foxwedge's first crop have excelled since turning three with the likes of Foxplay taking out the first two legs...
Royal Jet 5 year old gelding ,brown 15 1/2 hands 2 race starts 1st start lead to the 300m then shin soreness started to tell. Spelled. 2nd start lead into the straight. Has good jump out speed needs time to be...
Aussie Guetta 15.3 Hands Beautiful Dappled Grey Mare by Aussie Rules . 5 Year Old and looking for her next career. Recently retired from racing and now spelling ( Was placed but owners decided to discontinue...
Unnamed Cracking Yearling, lovely type, bred in NZ and extremely well handled from Day 1. I bred her in NZ on our stud farm and shipped her over when i moved to WA as she was such a nice type, she has a...
Faith Seeker Faith Seeker is a mare by Keep the Faith out of winning Bellotto mare Philliann. She is a half sister to multiple winners Lucky Paddy, Safari Ann and Angry Cat. From the family of stakes performer...
Lady Marmaletta Lady Marmaletta is a two time winning daughter of Duke Of Marmalade who is an ideal broodmare prospect. Lightly raced, she only had 8 starts and was a winner over distances of 1425m and 1450m and...
Twice the Style Cisco is a four year old gelding, completely sound, with great feet and excellent conformation. He is short coupled suggesting a sprinter, with a great hip and ground covering stride. He stands about...
Full View Winner of 3 from 17 starts. Loads of ability but unfortunately sustained injury. Foaled August 16 but lost foal, no fault of the mare.
God's Own Only a few noms left hurry
Magnetic Miss A lovely bay mare with plenty of length and scope standing at 15.3hh, MAGNETIC MISS is a metropolitan winner with a running, blacktype pedigree that should catch the attention of all breeders looking...
Krall A mare that has done it both on the racetrack and in the breeding barn is KRALL. A metropolitan winner during her racing career, KRALL has since gone on to produce 5 named foals, all of which have...
Pearl Black Lovely and very attractive near black mare closely related to Queensland Derby winner Eagle Way. Dam is half sister to Wedgetail Eagle, the mother of Eagle Way., a Group 1 winner. Mare only had 2...
Desperate Woman Family of CATKINS!! A great female family and she definately carries the ability being a winner of 10 races!! Great opportunity to acquire this quality mare for 2023 breeding season She is sound and...
Prime Thoroughbreds - We have a Host of Leaders in our Team Prime Thoroughbred’s current racing team is putting together quite a record. We have 22 horses that have raced in our team at present. Sixteen of these are winners including the Stakes winning trio Rubisaki, Fituese and Xtremetime with Miss Divine Em and Miss In Charge running 4th in Stakes races. This sees a stakes winner to winner ratio of 18.75% with a stake’s performed to winner ratio of 31.25%. These are exceptional figures.
Freedmans land maiden Group One win Under-rated filly Forbidden Love has emerged as an autumn carnival smokey with a brilliant performance to win the Surround Stakes at Randwick.
Capriccio completes Damian Lane treble In a big day for country-trained horses, Warrnambool filly Capriccio has taken out the Inglis Dash for Daniel Bowman.
Verry Elleegant triumphs in stirring dual Chris Waller continues to make the Chipping Norton Stakes his own, claiming the race for the ninth time with star mare Verry Elleegant.
Boilover of Lunar proportions in Guineas Lunar Fox has become the longest-priced horse to win a Group One race in Melbourne in more than 30 years with his Australian Guineas victory.
Sydney raider secures All-Star Mile spot Chris Waller gained an All-Star Mile runner when Star Of The Seas won the Blamey Stakes to earn a golden ticket into the $5 million race.
Sweet win Moves Sargent filly into Slipper Four Moves Ahead will go straight into the Golden Slipper without another start after bouncing back from a setback to take out the Sweet Embrace Stakes.
O'President reigns supreme in Skyline Improving two-year-old O'President has dictated from the front to win the Skyline Stakes at Randwick, securing himself a Golden Slipper start.
Tycoon hums home and heads for a spell John McArdle knows Tycoon Humma's family inside and out and he thinks the best strategy for the undefeated two-year-old filly is to send her for a spell.
Eustace predicting upset in Guineas David Eustace believes the Australian Guineas is a very open race and could be won by a horse at big odds. He is hoping Jet Propulsion can fit that bill.
Attards dreaming big with Skyline runner Trainer Jason Attard is hoping Sir Rastus can follow in the footsteps of Mamaragan by winning the Skyline Stakes at his first start.
Lethal duo planning Mass Destruction Tony Gollan and Ryan Maloney have forged a lethal combination this season and team up with Mass Destruction in The Jewel 3YO Prelude at the Sunshine Coast.
Payne looking forward to clear Guineas run Patrick Payne is hoping that Cherry Tortoni can put his hand up as a legitimate Australian Derby chance with a flashing run in the Australian Guineas.
Conditions ripe for Colette in Group One Colette will bid to take her record to two wins from as many starts this campaign when she tackles the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes.
Golden Slipper competition heating up The Golden Slipper picture will become clearer at Randwick when a number of hopefuls clash in the Skyline and Sweet Embrace Stakes.
Legendary jockey Jim Johnson passes away Three-time Melbourne Cup-winning jockey and Australian Racing Hall Of Fame member Jimmy Johnson has died at the age of 92.
Morgan on weather watch with Ligulate Tamworth trainer Cody Morgan has expressed concern about the likelihood of a wet track for Ligulate in the Listed Tattersall's Mile at the Sunshine Coast.
Away Game passes Surround fitness test The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Away Game will take her place in the Surround Stakes after passing a veterinary examination.
Pike shooting to win Australian Guineas Perth gallopers have had a great record in Melbourne this season and Sean Casey is hoping Dom To Shoot can continue that trend in the Australian Guineas.
Berry keen to get into Group One groove Consistency is the buzz word for jockey Tommy Berry as he prepares to partner two promising horses in Sydney's first Group One races of the year.
Smith chasing special win with Tricky Gal Having worked alongside Guy Walter at Warwick Farm, Matt Smith would love nothing more than to win the race named in memory of the late trainer.
NSW Racing receives prize money boost Racing NSW has announced significant prize money boosts for a host of country and metropolitan races, including the Group One Epsom Handicap.
Mugatoo's owners sweat on Mile wildcard The lure of a shot at the $5 million All-Star Mile has convinced connections of Mugatoo to keep him on ice in the hope of receiving a wildcard into the race.
Poland ready to annex Australian Guineas As a trainer who has won almost 50 Group One races, Mike Moroney has a strong handle on a horse's quality and he thinks Poland can measure up to top grade.
Star filly putting Payne back up in lights Montefilia will be one of the headline acts when she kicks off her Australian Oaks campaign in the Surround Stakes at Randwick.
Sargent Moves Ahead with Slipper dream A week after being scratched from the Silver Slipper due to a stable mishap, Four Moves Ahead will take her place in the Sweet Embrace Stakes at Randwick.
Tagaloa set to replicate on-speed tactics Tagaloa's confidence-boosting win in the C S Hayes Stakes has given trainer Trent Busuttin some valuable insight into the colt's ideal racing pattern.
Marquand to test Captivant's Slipper hopes Popular English rider Tom Marquand returns to Sydney racing at Randwick where his mounts include Golden Slipper hopeful Captivant in the Skyline Stakes.
Lindsay Park keeping the faith in Aysar Tom Dabernig is quietly confident that Aysar can break his run of four consecutive seconds when he steps out in the Group One Australian Guineas.
Crucial trackwork hitout for Edmonds duo Magic Millions runner-up Alpine Edge will compete in a Gold Coast jump out as he prepares for a return to racing in the Todman Stakes at Randwick.
Queen and Sky share Oakleigh Plate honours Top apprentice Teo Nugent was happy to share the spoils as Portland Sky dead-heated for victory in the Oakleigh Plate to give him his maiden Group One win.
Sam Freedman claims first Group One Artorius has given trainer Anthony Freedman and jockey Luke Currie their second Blue Diamond Stakes in three years and Sam Freedman his first Group One win.
Baker's autumn gets cooking with Aegon New Zealander Aegon has created a huge impression at his Australian debut with a scintillating Hobartville Stakes victory over Sydney's best three-year-olds.
Kiwi mare is more than a Probabeel star Brilliant New Zealand mare Probabeel has won her third Group One race, comfortably accounting for a high-class field in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Waller getting Slipper Affairs in order Chris Waller-trained youngster Home Affairs has booked his spot in the world's richest two-year-old race with a determined victory in the Silver Slipper.
Wet track proves no barrier for Waller duo Classy mare Subpoenaed has led home a Millie Fox Stakes quinella for the Chris Waller stable, defeating stablemate Madam Rouge in the Group Two race.
Payne mulls over Cup tilt for Defibrillate Patrick Payne wanted to see Defibrillate win with more authority but he will still consider an Australian Cup berth for the winner of his past four starts.
Cummings predicts bright future for colt Godolphin three-year-old Andermatt has earned himself a shot at better races after putting his mind on the job to score a first-up win at Rosehill.
Plague Stone ready to roll on wet track Trainer David Pfieffer has enjoyed good success with cast-offs from Godolphin and he hopes Plague Stone can be his next success story.
Huxtable excited to resume at Eagle Farm Justin Huxtable makes his long-awaited return to riding at Eagle Farm after suffering serious abdominal injuries in a freak incident at the Gold Coast.
Sargent favourite out of Silver Slipper Godolphin youngster Paulele has assumed Silver Slipper favouritism following the withdrawal of the John Sargent-trained Four Moves Ahead.
Enthaar cleared to start in Blue Diamond In a relief for punters, favourite Enthaar will take her place in the Blue Diamond Stakes but undefeated filly Dosh has been scratched.
Unheralded colts out to upstage big guns Stablemates The Elanora and Wheelhouse will face a stern test of their autumn carnival credentials when they clash in the Hobartville Stakes.
Cummings trio ready to fire in Diamond James Cummings has been the most successful juvenile trainer in Melbourne this season and he is taking a well-performed trio into the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Streets back to happy hunting ground Shane Nichols has had a big week with the birth of his fifth child and he's hoping his good luck will continue with Streets Of Avalon in the Futurity Stakes.
Wren's Day on track for Eagle Farm return Cody Morgan is hoping Wren's Day can add to the success he has enjoyed with ex-Godolphin horses when he resumes racing at Eagle Farm.
Blue Diamond favourite in injury scare Racing Victoria veterinarians will re-inspect three Blue Diamond runners, including leading contenders Enthaar and Dosh, after they failed fitness tests.
Rocket ready to launch Golden Slipper bid Country trainer Scott Spackman has just eight horses in work and one of them, Rocket Tiger, is emerging as an unlikely Golden Slipper candidate.
Peltzer the stable chief but hold De Beers Gerald Ryan has put the polish on a number of star colts and Hobartville Stakes contender Peltzer is promising to be his latest protegy.
Ryan positive Sydney sprinter can Standout After being forced to scratch Standout twice due to wet tracks in Sydney, trainer Gerald Ryan is hoping for a case of third time lucky at Caulfield.
Snowden hoping blinkers are fit for a King Dual Group One winner King's Legacy will have an important gear change when he takes on a quality field in the Hobartville Stakes at Rosehill.
Eustace confident filly can overcome draw The chances of Ciaron Maher and David Eustace claiming their first Blue Diamond Stakes have been dealt a blow after Enthaar came up with a wide gate.
Litt considers Hobartville start for Duke Trainer Richard Litt is keeping his options open with promising three-year-old Black Duke, who holds a nomination for the Hobartville Stakes.
Colt can sparkle despite unorthodox prep The Anthony and Sam Freedman camp are hoping for a high pressure Blue Diamond Stakes for Artorius, who will bid to emulate the feat of their 2019 winner Lyre.
Queensland Guineas focus for Gotta Kiss Gotta Kiss is about to embark on a slow build up to the winter carnival where the Queensland Guineas will be her mission.
Diamond a logical step for General Beau Co-trainer Matt Ellerton said there was little debate over whether to pay the late entry fee for General Beau to run in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Autumn could have Silver lining for Tiger A week after stablemate Stay Inside demolished his Pierro Plate rivals, Tiger Of Malay will get his turn to showcase his autumn carnival credentials.
Every Rose blossoms to win Light Fingers Speedy filly Every Rose has run her rivals off their feet, leading throughout to land an upset result in the Group Two Light Fingers Stakes at Randwick.
Godolphin aim high with emerging Colette Godolphin mare Colette has upstaged a quality field of horses to post a commanding first-up victory in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Nature Strip back to best with dynamic win Melbourne's leading jockey Jamie Kah and champion sprinter Nature Strip have proven a perfect combination, racing away with the Black Caviar Lightning.
'Tags' back and Australian Guineas-bound Former star two-year-old Tagaloa has rebounded back to his best form with a strong win in the C S Hayes Stakes in a great Australian Guineas trial.
Melody Belle beaten in bid for record Bonny New Zealand mare Melody Belle will have to wait another day to chase her fourteenth Group One win after she was beaten at Te Rapa.
Cummings considers Galaxy for Tailleur Godolphin's Tailleur has posted her first black-type win at Randwick and trainer James Cummings could set his sights even higher this autumn.
Slipper looms for unbeaten Freedman colt Stay Inside has confirmed himself as a genuine contender for the world's richest two-year-old race with a commanding victory at Randwick.
Godolphin adds another Diamond runner Ingratiating only has to pull up well during the week to take his spot in the Blue Diamond Stakes and increase the strength of Godolphin's attack on the race.
Widdup sets Icebath a cool autumn agenda Golden Eagle runner-up Icebath has been set some ambitious goals this autumn ahead of her return in the Triscay Stakes at Randwick.
Owners, public locked out of Group One day The latest COVID-19 outbreak has again forced Victorian officials to close the doors to spectators, although racing will be allowed to continue.
Carnival plans beckon for Garibaldi Winter carnival plans will be high on the agenda for Garibaldi if the rejuvenated sprinter continues his winning streak at Doomben.
Morton hoping star Perth sprinter is Elite Twelve years after winning a Lightning Stakes with Scenic Blast, trainer Danny Morton is hoping to claim another with rising star Elite Street.
Trainer wary as mare resumes off Cup prep Star mare Verry Elleegant has not raced since the Melbourne Cup but trainer Chris Waller believes she has the class to make a first-up impact.
Waller turns to Kah for his equine Ferrari Last year the Black Caviar Lightning was seen as a foregone conclusion for Nature Strip but he was the first horse beaten. He's back again for another tilt.
Wide draw continues filly's luckless run An outside draw has diminished the chances of Sweet Reply making a winning return at Randwick but her trainers are still anticipating a competitive run.
Tagaloa poised to rebound at Flemington Natalie Young believes the combination of barrier one, Flemington and a distance rise will help her star colt Tagaloa return to the winner's circle.
Key gear change for Hungry Heart's return Champion trainer Chris Waller has gone back to basics with Hungry Heart and the filly will be without blinkers when she resumes at Randwick.
Wide alley concerns for Kylease at Doomben Kylease is not a certain starter at Doomben with connections concerned by a wide draw ahead of her clash with in-form sprinter Garibaldi.
Mugatoo out to flag All-Star credentials Mugatoo will be on a mission to woo the All-Star Mile voters when he sets out to showcase his talents in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Bivouac in bid to emulate Black Caviar Brilliant four-year-old stallion Bivouac returns to his happy hunting ground of Flemington on Saturday when he takes on a superb Group One field.
Slipper test for Freedmans' debut winner The Richard and Michael Freedman-trained Stay Inside will be out to prove his debut victory was no fluke when he chases his second career win at Randwick.
Slipper contenders star at Rosehill trials The two-year-olds have taken centre stage at an important set of barrier trials with Magic Millions winner Shaquero and Hawkes Racing's Remarque starring.
Addeybb heads Championships entries International raider Addeybb and local star Verry Elleegant are set for a Queen Elizabeth Stakes rematch during The Championships in Sydney.
First Oz winner for US Triple Crown hero Exciting stallion American Pharaoh has produced his first Australian winner with impressive colt Head Of State breaking through at Warwick Farm.
Thompson hoping for Dream start in Apollo Twelve months after Dreamforce was narrowly beaten in the Apollo Stakes, the frontrunner will return to Randwick for another bite at the cherry.
Team Corstens take a Swat at Lightning Trainer Troy Corstens says the performance of Swats That in the Black Caviar Lightning will give them a good gauge on where to aim her in the autumn.
Trial tune-up for flying sprinter Eduardo The Group One Galaxy will be the short-term goal for rejuvenated speedster Eduardo, who will continue his build up in a Rosehill barrier trial.
Firm tracks key for Elizabeel this autumn Trainer John Sargent has ambitious plans for improving filly Elizabeel, including a tilt at the Group One Coolmore Classic.
Russian Camelot on track for All-Star bid Trainer Danny O'Brien is keen to stick to his original plan to run Russian Camelot in the All-Star Mile ahead of a light autumn carnival campaign.
Fabergino camp stick to Flemington formula Tiarnna Robertson is hoping flying mare Fabergino can make it four from four over 1000 metres at Flemington when she steps out in the Black Caviar Lightning.
Elleegant heads up Waller's Apollo mission Champion trainer Chris Waller is looking forward to seeing what multiple Group One winner Verry Elleegant can achieve now she has finally matured.
Pippie ready for flying Flemington finale Chris Meagher has his speedy mare Pippie primed for the Black Caviar Lightning where she will try to protect her undefeated first-up record.
Carnival plans taking shape for Vanna Girl Vanna Girl has returned to work at the Gold Coast as Toby and Trent Edmonds map out a winter carnival campaign for the mare.
Bargain buy upstages stars to win Sprint The David Pfieffer-trained Rocketing By has upstaged his higher-profile rivals to deliver his owners a rich pay day in the $1 million Inglis Sprint.
Spain seizes Group One chance on Streets Journeyman jockey Zac Spain couldn't contain his excitement after scoring his first Group One win on his favourite horse, Streets Of Avalon.
Peltzer maintains perfect Randwick record Up-and-coming colt Peltzer has opened his autumn campaign on a winning note, chasing down barn mate The Face to win the Eskimo Prince Stakes.
Profiteer demolishes Millennium rivals Victorian colt Profiteer has lived up to the hype, trouncing his Inglis Millennium rivals in a scintillating performance at Randwick.
Poland set to conquer Australian Guineas Mike Moroney admonished himself after Poland's first-up win in the Autumn Stakes as he said he should not have run him in the Caulfield Guineas last year.
Moodie weighs up late Diamond entry again Leading owner and breeder David Moodie has to decide whether it's worthwhile to pay a $55,000 late entry fee for the Blue Diamond Stakes for General Beau.
Slipper conundrum for Tilianam's owners She boasts a pedigree more akin to an Oaks-type filly but juvenile Tilianam is showing herself to be a natural talent with two wins from as many starts.
Mare right Ingear for Eagle Farm target Keeping Ingear in her comfort zone worked wonders when she won first-up from a spell and trainer Tony Gollan intends to stick to the successful strategy.
O'Brien's smart pair aimed at the Autumn Danny O'Brien has two lightly-raced three-year-olds, It'sourtime and Young Werther, running in the Autumn Stakes and both are being aimed at major races.
First stakes runner for new racing venture Trainer Anthony Mountney will have runners in two feature races at Randwick at he sets his sights on becoming a more frequent visitor to town.
Nonconformist to continue fresh Cup trend Trainer Grahame Begg is aiming for his second win in a row in the Carlyon Cup and he is confident he has the right horse to do it in Nonconformist.
First season sires dominate Millennium Nine freshman stallions will be represented in the $2 million Inglis Millennium, including Winning Rupert whose daughter Hi Hi Hi will chase the rich purse.
Chris Waller in no rush to push his babies Chris Waller is enjoying a fruitful season with his juveniles but the premier trainer feels no pressure to get them into the feature races.
Cummings set to unleash Diamond firepower James Cummings has been to the fore from the start of the two-year-old season in Melbourne and he will be out to continue his form in the Blue Diamond Preludes.
Devine Grey revels in new staying role Devine Grey was never going to make the grade as a sprinter but the mare has redeemed her reputation with trainer Matt Dunn since switching to staying races.
Hickmott returns to the Macedon Lodge helm After the potential sale of Macedon Lodge fell through, Lloyd Williams decided to again use it as a training facility for his elite team of horses.
Peltzer fit to assume Eskimo Prince crown The Group One Randwick Guineas is the short-term autumn goal for Peltzer, who will kick off his latest preparation in the Eskimo Prince Stakes at Randwick.
O'Brien hoping Award can take next step Danny O'Brien is aiming Sovereign Award towards the All-Star Mile and he is hoping she can attract the attention of voters with a good run in the Orr Stakes.
Injury rules Acrobat out of Golden Slipper One of the leading Golden Slipper fancies has been ruled out of the rich juvenile race following an injury setback.
Top Kiwi galloper loses health battle Just a few months after his retirement from racing, popular New Zealand gelding Te Akau Shark has died.
Bowman to continue golden run with 2YOs Having plundered the Magic Millions Classic on Shaquero, Hugh Bowman is in the box seat to add another $2 million juvenile feature to his haul.
Hawkes' Hilal emerges as autumn contender Two-year-old Hilal has put himself in the frame for the better autumn carnival races with an against-the-odds victory on debut.
Tommy shooting for Gold at Randwick Emerging colt Tommy Gold will take on nine rivals in what is shaping as an exciting renewal of the Eskimo Prince Stakes at Randwick.
Firm track crucial for Streets Of Avalon Trainer Shane Nichols has looked at the Orr Stakes field and he is certain his sturdy galloper Streets Of Avalon is the fastest horse in the race.
Daisy ready to bloom in Inglis Millennium It takes a gifted and natural two-year-old to convince Joe Pride to head to a feature juvenile race and so far Paper Daisy fits that criteria.
Sir Dragonet's return depends on track Ciaron Maher couldn't be happier with his Cox Plate winner Sir Dragonet and he will enter him for the Orr Stakes but if the track is too firm he won't run.
Millennium favourite lands perfect draw Profiteer is an odds-on favourite for the Inglis Millennium after drawing perfectly while some of his major rivals will need to overcome wide gates.
Orr test to start Crosshaven's autumn Three-year-olds have had a good record in the Orr Stakes this century and Tom Dabernig is hoping his under-rated galloper Crosshaven can add to it.
Barrier crucial to Dame's Sprint return The barrier draw will be a key factor in determining whether Dame Giselle kicks off her latest campaign in the Inglis Sprint at Randwick.
The Harrovian on target for Futurity The Harrovian left Victoria as a benchmark 58 winner but returns as a genuine contender for the Group One Futurity Stakes.
Group One goal beckons for Savatiano James Cummings will set his sights on an elusive Group One win with Savatiano after her dominant display in the Expressway Stakes.
Long Arm stretches out for narrow win Heavyweight jockey Jordan Childs continued his recent good form with a winning double from his only two rides at Caulfield on Vespertine and Long Arm.
No Kirk but Hawkes gives Rosehill a Shaik Three of their headline gallopers stayed home in their boxes but Hawkes Racing still tasted success at Rosehill with improving filly Shaik.
Melody Belle equals Sunline's G1 record Outstanding mare Melody Belle has resumed with a victory in the Thorndon Mile to equal the record for most Group One wins by a New Zealand-trained horse.
Portland Sky leaves stars in his wake The Matt Laurie trained Portland Sky added his second Group Three victory to his resume when he led throughout to win the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield.
Zethus claims Canonbury crown for King Godolphin head trainer James Cummings will give Zethus a chance to make his mark during the autumn after the colt's determined last-stride win at Rosehill.
Enthaar on track for Blue Diamond Stakes The brilliant daughter of Written Tycoon, Enthaar, confirmed her position as the best two-year-old to have raced this season with an effortless Caulfield win.
Mallory puts herself in Slipper picture Arrowfield Stud and trainer Gerald Ryan have enjoyed good success over many years and the duo look to have unearthed a classy filly in Rosehill winner Mallory.
Miller eyeing off another Coast feature Trevor Miller believes a massive weight drop will prove a major boost to the chances of Victory Eight in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Trimmed up Mizzy fit for Rosehill return Mizzy has spent more time off the track than on it for the past year but trainer Anthony Cummings does not expect fitness to be an issue when she resumes.
Dabernig hoping Aysar is an autumn colt Gifted three-year-old colt Aysar begins his autumn campaign at Caulfield and Tom Dabernig is hoping he will give racing his full attention.
Finche out of the autumn with leg injury Classy stayer Finche has suffered a tendon injury which will sideline him for the autumn but trainer Chris Waller is hopeful his fortunes will turn at Rosehill.
Boom filly ready to fly at racing return Ciaron Maher and David Eustace's boom two-year-old filly Enthaar kicks off what could be a lucrative campaign when she runs at Caulfield.
Kah picks up plum ride on Nature Strip Melbourne's premiership pacesetter Jamie Kah is the new rider for Nature Strip, who has arrived in the southern capital ahead of the Lightning Stakes.
Rain could help Harpo Marx go the distance Imported stayer Harpo Marx will be out to continue his summer form surge when he returns to the scene of his most recent triumph.
Construct out to build on Slipper claims Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden will have a strong hand in the Canonbury Stakes with favourite Construct and first starter Bullpen.
Forster Couldn't Refuse Coast mission A lack of tempo does not unduly concern trainer Desleigh Forster as she prepares Couldn't Refuse to chase a hat-trick of wins at the Sunshine Coast.
Tagaloa back to happy hunting ground Last year's Blue Diamond Stakes winner Tagaloa returns to racing in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield and his trainers believe he will show his true class.
Standout no certainty to tackle Expressway Track conditions at Rosehill will determine whether Standout resumes in the Expressway Stakes or waits another fortnight to kick off his autumn.
Country Cups winner bobs up at Caulfield Stawell horseman Andrew Bobbin will have his second city runner as a trainer when his dual country Cups winner Dubai Dominion lines up at Caulfield.
Sydney remains on the agenda for Probabeel The All-Star Mile is the short-term goal for classy New Zealander Probabeel, who will ramp up her preparations in a barrier trial at Geelong.
Trainer tips sparkling autumn for mare Emeralds will kick off her latest preparation in the first Sydney Group race of the year with the Coolmore Classic her major goal.
Stars edge closer to Lightning return Two of the country's fastest horses, Bivouac and Nature Strip, have continued their autumn build up in a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Skymax outstays rivals to land stakes win Robbie Dolan has combined with his former boss Mark Newnham to take out the feature race at Warwick Farm on Australia Day aboard Skymax.
General's owners face Diamond decision General Beau has resumed with an impressive win in the Blue Diamond Preview at Caulfield but does not hold a nomination for the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
Happy Standout to chase second Expressway Standout will be aiming to become the first horse in more than a decade to score back-to-back wins in the Group Two Expressway Stakes.
Colt adds star power to Expressway Stakes Co-trainer Michael Hawkes has confirmed dual Group One-winning colt Ole Kirk is on target to kick off his autumn in the Expressway Stakes.
Dosh on track for big Diamond dollars Grahame Begg won the Blue Diamond Stakes three years ago with Written By and he believes Dosh has the talent to do the same.
Isotope prepares for Sydney autumn cameo Trainer Tony Gollan has Sydney autumn carnival aspirations for Isotope, who appears to have taken no harm from her Magic Millions stumble.
Wolfe set to deliver trainers another Cup Lightly-raced stayer Wolfe is favoured to give Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott consecutive wins in the Listed Australia Day Cup at Warwick Farm.
Berry snatches narrow premiership lead A Carrington Stakes win aboard Bandersnatch has capped a memorable week for Tommy Berry and cemented his position at the top of the premiership leaderboard.
Milton Park stakes Guineas credentials John Moloney's promising three-year-old Milton Park continued his progression to better races when he led throughout to win at Sandown.
Alexander happy Mosh is back in the pit It was a proud Archie Alexander as his lightly raced six-year-old Mosh Music returned to her best to break a lengthy drought at Sandown.
Sacramento puts a spring in Bott's step Tulloch Lodge will take a long-term view with Sacramento, who has underlined his staying potential with a strong all-the-way victory at his home track.
Stakes target looms for emerging Face Up-and-coming gelding The Face will be given a chance in better company this autumn after atoning for two near-misses with a Randwick victory.
Diamond doubt for Artorius despite win Trainers Anthony and Sam Freedman will weigh up whether to put Artorius on a Blue Diamond path after he demolished his rivals to score at Sandown.
Freedman youngster impresses at Randwick Impressive colt Stay Inside has given trainers Richard and Michael Freedman their second juvenile winner this season from as many runners.
Garibaldi aiming for hat-trick at Doomben In-form sprinter Garibaldi is shooting for a hat-trick of wins at Doomben as he strives to overcome a form anomaly at the track.
Sargent hoping luck can turn at Randwick Trainer John Sargent anticipates a competitive debut from filly Perfect Darling at Randwick but says she will improve once she is stepped up in distance.
Moody's Glenfiddich latest autumn casualty Connections of Group performer Glenfiddich face a tough decision after the colt suffered a leg injury which will rule him out of the upcoming carnival.
Heart ready to resume career at Sandown Heart Of Puissance has been a boom horse but his co-trainer David Eustace is simply looking for him to work through his grades this campaign.
Osamu ready to prove ability matches looks Three-year-old Osamu will kick off his campaign at Randwick and getting an overdue win on the board will be his primary goal.
Moloney squad head to happy hunting ground John Moloney is hoping his promising gelding Milton Park can take another step towards proving he is up to the Australian Guineas when he runs at Sandown.
Brown latest trainer to depart Singapore Trainer Cliff Brown will return to his home state of Victoria after a successful period in Singapore and he will bring his star horse Inferno with him.
Ligulate poised to rebound at Doomben The Sunshine Coast and Tamworth Cups are options trainer Cody Morgan will consider for Ligulate if the gelding bounces back to winning form at Doomben.
Third time's a Charm for Cummings mare Strange Charm can land her third win in succession and first at her home track when she lines up for trainer Anthony Cummings at Randwick.
Cummings confident late swap will pay off Although Viridine wasn't among the first entries for the Australia Stakes, James Cummings said the race was always in the back of his mind.
Juvenile race shapes as Millennium preview A two-year-old race at Randwick is poised to be a crucial launch pad to the rich Inglis Millennium as a number of youngsters look to stake their claims.
Splintex stars at bumper trial session Splintex has signalled he will be a force this autumn with a brilliant barrier trial performance against a number of carnival aspirants.
Boss announces plans for southern stint Big race jockey Glen Boss will temporarily call Melbourne home in a bid to ensure he does not miss out on key rides aboard two star horses.
Quackerjack ready to rebound at Randwick Mark Newnham believes he has found the ideal off-season target for Quackerjack, who will bid to return to the winner's stall in the Carrington Stakes.
Richards out to continue Karaka dominance Leading trainer Jamie Richards has stacked the bases in the Karaka Million as he bids to win the rich juvenile race for the fifth consecutive year.
Cummings duo ramp up autumn preparations Feature race winners Prince Fawaz and Mizzy are looking to make up for lost time as they prepare to resurrect their respective careers this autumn.
Streets ready to roll at The Valley Last year's Futurity Stakes winner Streets of Avalon resumes on Friday night and his trainer Shane Nichols is confident he's in for another big campaign.
Bartley's duo both face new challenges Leading trainer Tracey Bartley concedes his gallopers Moana Jewel and McCormack face new challenges at Randwick on Saturday and believes they can cope.
Mystical's All-Star Mile campaign begins Champion Tasmanian mare Mystical Journey will begin her 2021 autumn assault at Launceston on Wednesday, with Adam Trinder setting her for The All-Star Mile.
Sprint stars to return in Black Caviar Master trainer Chris Waller has identified next month's Black Caviar Lightning as the return to racing for two sprint stars Nature Strip and September Run.
Winter carnival focus for Rhapsody Rose Chris Munce will aim talented filly Rhapsody Rose for the winter carnival after terminating her Magic Millions campaign.
Fabulous Fab again flies at Flemington Star Perth sprinter Fabergino made it three starts over 1000 metres at Flemington for three wins and her next run she will return there for a Group One race.
Upset win by Aim in Magic Millions Guineas Bookmakers led the cheering when Aim scored a boilover win in a drama-charged Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Waller claims first Magic Millions Classic Shaquero provided champion trainer Chris Waller with another major career milestone when he won his first Magic Millions 2yo Classic at the Gold Coast.
Alderson stayer makes it two from two Cindy Alderson's son of Fiorente showed he's got a bright staying future with a strong finishing effort to win his second run over 2000 metres at Flemington.
Jonker claims Magic Millions Snippets Leading trainer Tony Gollan will aim Jonker at Group One sprints during the winter carnival following his victory in the Magic Millions Snippets.
Trainer has last laugh with Harpo Marx Luckily Bjorn Baker wasn't betting on the run as he assessed his Galileo gelding Harpo Marx as more than a 1000-1 chance but he was happy to be proven wrong.
He's Slipper bound after remarkable debut Remarque emulated his sister Estijaab by winning his debut in mid-January. Team Hawkes plan on following her footsteps by setting him for the Golden Slipper.
Monte Ditto ready to dash home again Respected trainer David Pfieffer believes a good barrier draw could make the difference to his stallion Monte Ditto and give him the chance to fly home.
Purcell hoping to land Flemington double Warrnambool trainer Aaron Purcell will take the same pair of gallopers who almost landed him a winning double at Caulfield on Boxing Day to Flemington.
Fabergino ready to fly fresh at Flemington Fabergino has an affinity with the Flemington 1000 metres straight track and she is trying to make it three wins from three starts on it on Saturday.
Litt's consistent pair deserve to atone Richard Litt has nothing but admiration for his pair of gallopers Lancaster Bomber and Catapult as they both give their all each time they go to the races.
Fake Love scratched from Magic Millions The Ciaron Maher-David Eustace stable has been forced to scratch Fake Love from the Magic Millions while Readily Availabull remains under an injury cloud.
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Gear change for Miss Hipstar in Millions Kelly Schweida is looking for all the advantages he can find with Miss Hipstar who is confronted by a nightmare alley in the Magic Millions at the Gold Coast.
Millions runners require vet clearance Stewards will have the final say on whether Fake Love and Readily Availabull start in the Magic Millions after the pair were showing signs of lameness.
He's remarkably bred and Slipper bound Remarque is a brother to Golden Slipper winner Estijaab and has already been backed to emulate him before he has raced. He debuts at Rosehill on Saturday.
Zahra can't split speedy stablemates Simon Zahra and Matt Ellerton have made a stellar start to 2021 and they hope it can continue at Flemington on Saturday. Two of their stars though will clash.
Twin sister trainers head down Highway Identical twin sisters Emma and Lucy Longmire who train at Goulburn are making their mark as trainers. They hope Designer Dance can be successful at Rosehill.
Cummings unveils another smart juvenile James Cummings has had a great season with his two-year-olds in Melbourne and he chalked up his fifth juvenile winner when Arcaded won at Caulfield.
From inside draw she's got the right game It's not often a stable gets the barrier they wish for but David Eustace got what he wanted with Away Game in the Magic Millions Guineas when she drew three.
Portelli's mare late with penny drop Gary Portelli has always had a nice opinion of Estrado but believes she's ready to take her game to the next level as she has finally matured as a racehorse.
Halvorsen will sail home late at return Robbie Griffiths said all the indications suggest Halvorsen is in for his best campaign and he thinks he'll be the black booker from Flemington on Saturday.
Vella hoping to Blaze a Derby trail Respected horseman Matthew Vella is thrilled with how Blazing A Trail has returned to work. He's identified the Queensland Derby as his long term mission.
Tycoon's Millions bid takes hit with draw Although Finance Tycoon has drawn badly Ben Hayes believes he has the speed to overcome it and end Lindsay Park's recent frustrating run in the 2YO Classic.
An array of stars nominate for All-Star Racing Victoria is thrilled with the quality of nominations for The All-Star Mile which include the late entries stars of Verry Elleegant and Sir Dragonet.
Wyong trainer chases Warwick Farm double Kristin Buchanan is looking forward to her pair of Margie Bee and Casino Mondial running at Warwick Farm on Wednesday believing they both have claims.
The longer the better for this arm Peter Gelagotis has a big opinion of their Irish staying recruit Long Arm but even he was taken aback by the style of his Australian debut win over 1600 metres.
Gollan army on song for Millions meeting Leading trainer Tony Gollan will take a bumper squad of runners to the Magic Millions after several of his big guns impressed in recent barrier trials.
Never Again does it again in Listed race Clinton McDonald thought it was right race at the right time for Never Again when he decided to tackle the Chester Manifold Stakes and he was proven correct.
Newnham's Successful summer continues Trainer Mark Newnham has a big opinion of his imported stayer Spirit Ridge and he's now eyeing off Sydney's biggest staying races after his Randwick victory.
Trainers joyful start to the year The Flemington stables of Simon Zahra and Matt Ellerton continued their great start to the year with a double while John Moloney made it three winners in a row.
Abseiler proves too strong at debut Craig Newitt had a great association with Extreme Choice and that has continued as he rode the first Flemington winner he has sired as a stallion in Abseiler.
The real Malkovich enjoys better track Malkovich returned to his best form showing his usual speed to lead throughout to take out the first race and make it three wins from his last four starts.
Cave hoping to breeze in at Randwick Long time trainer Paul Cave has a decent opinion of Bowery Breeze who he thinks has the capabilities to be a Group class mare. He thinks she suited at Randwick.
Gollan on weather watch with Sugar Boom Track conditions are likely to determine the outcome of the Gold Coast Quality which features the clash of stablemates Sugar Boom and Tullio.
Doyle hoping to top and tail at Randwick Newcastle trainer Nathan Doyle faces a long day at Randwick with his runners in the first and last race but he thinks it will be a worthwhile wait.
Bec isn't your typical Tycoon Matt Cumani buys yearlings on type and he purchased the daughter of Written Tycoon with the theory she was a stayer and that will be tested at Flemington.
Payne has big opinion of Shocking stayer Patrick Payne has big plans for lightly raced former New Zealand stayer Defibrillate who he is aiming at the Adelaide Cup. He's in action at Flemington.
Profit clears hurdles to start in The Wave The training routine of Profit has taken a twist in a bid to lift the gelding out of a form slump ahead of The Wave at the Gold Coast.
Laure Me in to fly Pfieffer flag David Pfieffer is on his way to the Gold Coast and he will be represented at Randwick by his consistent galloper Laure Me In in the January Cup.
Miss Hipstar poised to deliver in Pearl A win in the Pearl Quality at the Gold Coast will secure a spot in the Magic Millions for unbeaten filly Miss Hipstar.
Jigsaw blows them sky high at debut It's only six weeks to the Blue Diamond Stakes and Cindy Alderson's colt Jigsaw showed he had the speed to be a chance with an exciting debut win at Geelong.
He's ready to do it again says trainer Although Never Again is rising in grade from a Benchmark 78 win to a Stakes race, his trainer Clinton McDonald said he's in with a great each-way chance.
Newnham gang tackles feature race Mark Newnham has already had a memorable summer period and he is looking at continuing that winning run in the January Cup with three good winning chances.
Crockett hoping for change of luck Scone trainer Cameron Crockett is happy with how his team is racing but is in the business of training winners. He hopes to add another one with Step On Fire.
He's Riding The Wave to better class races Lindsey Smith has been wanting to try his in-form former Kiwi Riding The Wave over 1400 metres and will do so in the Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
River Charge ready for city company Theresa Bateup believes the time is ripe for her in-form galloper River Charge to tackle Saturday city class at Randwick after two impressive wins.
Peters sets star for All-Star Mile Leviathan Perth owner Bob Peters has announced that his star mare Arcadia Queen would spearhead his attack on the All-Star Mile, a race he won last year.
There's one track and distance for Vass It's no surprise Colin Little put a circle around the Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington on Saturday as it's the perfect fit for Vassilator.
Away Game ready for Magic Millions repeat Away Game showed she is on track for Magic Millions riches with a solid trial at the Gold Coast on Tuesday morning again underlining her liking for the circuit.
Gotta Kiss looking for Magic redemption Last year's Two-Year-Old Magic Millions Classic proved a non event for Gotta Kiss who arrived late. She's back again for the Magic Millions Guineas.
Persan's plan is the 2021 Melbourne Cup Australia's most improved stayer Persan has returned to work with his trainer setting him for the 2021 Melbourne Cup after he finished fifth last year.
Crucial track-work test awaits Isotope Trainer Tony Gollan will start outstanding filly Isotope in a Doomben jump out ahead of the Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Kah makes it two trebles in two days Champion jockey Jamie Kah again was to the fore making it a second consecutive city treble in the New Year at Caulfield on Saturday.
Waller places correct Order Again Chris Waller may have finally worked out the key to recent stable recruit Order Again which is to keep him fresh and ride him quietly as he flew home to win.
Miss Albania shows sizzling speed Enver Jusufovic has a big opinion of Miss Albania who showed enormous speed to lead throughout to make it three wins on end at Caulfield.
He's raw but Zac is the Boss Although he still has a lot to learn and gave away experience to his rivals, three-year-old gelding Zac De Boss made it two wins from two starts.
She's Four Moves Ahead of her rivals John Sargent has always had a big opinion of Snitzel filly Four Moves Ahead. She showed why with an outstanding debut in a style which suggests she's top class.
Tralee Rose thrashes her rivals in Bagot Symon Wilde has always believed Tralee Rose could be a top stayer and her runaway seven lengths win in the Bagot Handicap proved he could be on the money.
Davies dreaming of Millions with Salina Angela Davies believes her mare Salina Dreaming can take her record to five wins from eight starts and put her hand up for a trip to the Magic Millions.
Frost Flowers on familiar Diamond path Well bred two-year-old filly Frost Flowers could be able to give Anthony and Sam Freedman another Blue Diamond Stakes after making an impressive debut.
Crunch time for Tyzone in The Buffering Stradbroke winner Tyzone faces a crucial summer carnival test in The Buffering at Eagle Farm as he strives to gain a Magic Millions wildcard.
Freedman on the Highway from Scone It's early days in Will Freedman's training career and the Scone based trainer loves tackling the Highway series which he will with Chewie Two on Saturday.
He's fine and ready to produce his best After a disappointing spring carnival, trainer John Moloney believes his handy sprinter Fine Dane is back to his best. He gives him a good chance at Caulfield.
Welcome rain for Fleet Dove in Vo Rogue Kelly Schweida is hoping for more rain to boost the chances of talented filly Fleet Dove in the Group Three Vo Rogue Plate at Eagle Farm.
Goldman's Irish Song on tune to deliver Irish Song is the star of Goulburn trainer Kurt Goldman's stable but he feels he's only starting to deliver on his potential.
Ballistic Boy aims for Shoot Out hat-trick Ballistic Boy is on target to complete a hat-trick of wins in the Shoot Out Quality and continue his march towards the Magic Millions Subzero.
Princess Jenni's late dash for Perth Cup David Brideoake managed to get a flight to Perth for the Perth Cup for Princess Jenni. He said she travelled well and she's ready to run a big race.
Fresh mare on the right leg down straight Although entering Neighbourhood for the Standish Handicap was a last minute decision by Enver Jusufovic he isn't ruling her out as a winning chance.
Seymour to undergo another reconstruction Victorian racing officials have decided the Seymour racetrack needs to be reconstructed for the second time in five years after a period of turbulence.
Baker's luminaries chase hat-trick of wins Bjorn Baker will be taking two in-form runners to the Kensington meeting who are both chasing hat-tricks in Harpo Marx and Edison.
Sirius Suspect is a serious sprinter Jamie Kah was triumphant on Sirius Suspect at her first ride at Pakenham. They combine again in the Standish Handicap at Flemington on Friday for Saab Hasan.
Bartley has choice of two races for mare Tracy Bartley is hoping a step up in distance and the use of visors can help his mare Miss Redoble win her first city race at Kensington on Saturday.
Pride's crazy mare is the Gosford Queen Threeood tests the patience of her trainer Joe Pride with her fiery attitude but he said as it's worthwhile after she won the Belle Of The Turf Stakes.
Raymond's winning ways with Wentwood Maddie Raymond believes her former imported stayer Wentwood is thriving with racing as a stayer. He is aiming to make it a hat-trick in the Bagot Handicap.
Price looking for maximum profit Mick Price will produce his exciting youngster Profiteer first-up in the Inglis Millenium at Warwick Farm and then take on the Blue Diamond Stakes with him.
Miss Hipstar closing in on Millions The ever-changing Magic Millions order of entry will determine whether Miss Hipstar races again before the glamour Gold Coast event.
Hope rides shock winner at Caulfield 22 year-old Tahlia Hope, whose career looked to be over due to a bout of viral meningitis, produced a masterful ride to win the biggest race of her career.
Import gets Newnham in the winning Spirit Mark Newnham has continued his remarkable run of form this summer with another feature race win at Randwick, this time with up-and-coming stayer Spirit Ridge.
Bigboyroy wins to score Queensland trip A support race on the Magic Millions Classic program will be the next goal for the Chris Waller-trained Bigboyroy after his Boxing Day victory at Randwick.
Alpine Edge wins as Shaquero disappoints Queensland colt Alpine Edge has staked his claims as a serious Magic Millions contender with another strong victory but the jury is out on Shaquero.
Ayrton motors his way towards a big future Mick Price and Jamie Kah both assessed Ayrton as a star of the future after he made it two starts for two easy wins at Caulfield.
Cummings' great run with babies continues James Cummings has continued his domination of two-year-old races in Melbourne with the debut win of filly Picarones at Caulfield.
Spackman dares to dream after Rocket fires Scott Spackman will target the Black Opal Stakes with unbeaten youngster Rocket Tiger and the trainer has not ruled out chasing even loftier goals.
Godolphin raiders target Falvelon Quality Godolphin runners dominate pre-race betting on the Falvelon Quality at Eagle Farm as trainer James Cummings attempts to secure a Magic Millions wildcard.
Freedman trio the perfect Boxing Day fit Randwick will host the final Sydney Saturday meeting of the year on Boxing Day and trainers Michael and Richard Freedman are hoping to go out on a high.
Crucial gear change for Blazejowski Greg Eurell believes his smart galloper Blazejowski can return to his best after an uncharacteristic effort at Sandown when he finished last.
Track query for Mr Gee in Grand Prix A Queensland Derby mission for Mr Gee hinges on how he adapts to the Eagle Farm track in the Group Three Grand Prix Stakes.
Price looking to next year with Tavidance Trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Junior will take a strong squad to Caulfield, headed by Tavidance who they think can transition to better class races.
Lees chasing Christmas cheer in two states Top trainer Kris Lees will have strong chances in two states with a trio of runners at Randwick and a pair of feature race contenders in Brisbane.
Moreira celebrates magical milestone Star jockey Joao Moreira has had a night to remember at Happy Valley, riding a trio of winners and celebrating a career highlight.
Waller colt puts Hand up for Millions Leading trainer Chris Waller is building an enviable team of two-year-olds and he has unveiled another talented youngster at Warwick Farm.
Ben Melham disqualified for five months Star jockey Ben Melham has been rubbed out for five months after the Victorian Racing Tribunal found him guilty of betting and providing false information.
Quirky import chasing Summer Cup success Former European stayer Berdibek hasn't been the fastest learner in John O'Shea's stable but the Randwick trainer is convinced he is making some inroads.
Stokes sprinters chase Christmas features Two of trainer Phillip Stokes' most promising sprinters, Sansom and Defiant Dancer, will look to extend their winning streaks over the Christmas period.
Seven-time Group One winner retired Top Aidan O'Brien-trained mare Magical has run her last race with connections confirming the retirement of the multiple Group One winner.
Crowd restrictions for Boxing Day program The Boxing Day meeting at Randwick will be restricted to owners, members and key workers as NSW racing officials tighten COVID-19 protocols.
Beltoro on trial for Australian Guineas Trainer Robert Hickmott needs to see a competitive performance from rising star Beltoro at Caulfield to confirm Australian Guineas plans.
Summer Cup a Laure for Pfieffer gelding Laure Me In has been racing in great heart this preparation and trainer David Pfieffer says he has continued to thrive ahead of his Summer Cup goal.
Niedorp primed for Nudgee after trial win Niedorp has cruised to an easy win in a Doomben barrier trial ahead of her eagerly anticipated clash with Kisukano in the Nudgee Stakes.
Noonan's Rusheen to Blue Diamond Stakes Tony Noonan has trained many top horses during his career and he believes two-year-old colt Rusheen has the potential to be another one.
Maher weighs up options for Fake Love Fake Love is among the nominations for the B J McLachlan Stakes as the Maher and Eustace team weigh up whether to run her again before the Magic Millions.
Summer Cup target for Villiers winner In-form mare Greysful Glamour has come through her Villiers Stakes victory in top order and will press on to the Summer Cup at Randwick on Boxing Day.
City double a Sherry on top for apprentice Trainer Mark Newnham says his stable apprentice Tom Sherry has the work ethic and determination to make his mark in Sydney.
Rawiller relishes in first Flemington win Winning a race at Flemington has been a cherished wish for apprentice Campbell Rawiller and he has finally ticked that box.
Edison ready to light up Magic Millions In-form gelding Edison will lead the Magic Millions charge for trainer Bjorn Baker, who is assembling a handy team of gallopers for the rich race day.
Gelagotis dares to dream big with import The Gelagotis team were looking forward to Irish import Long Arm making an encouraging debut but the horse exceeded expectations with a win.
New trainers celebrate Flemington firsts Emerging young trainers Maddie Raymond and Caroline Jennings have had a day to remember with the pair both notching their first Flemington victories.
Godolphin's Paulele remains undefeated Darren Beadman says Paulele rates among Godolphin's top band of two-year-olds after maintaining his perfect record with an all-the-way victory at Randwick.
Friendly rivalry renewed in Gold Edition Ciaron Maher regards Tony Gollan as a mate but their friendship will be put on hold when Away Game clashes with Isotope in the Gold Edition Plate.
Singleton's country move paying dividends Scott Singleton has not looked back since he made the decision to relocate his training operation from Hawkesbury to the more rural surrounds of Scone.
Randwick race a stepping stone for Fulmina A start in the Belle Of The Turf Stakes will be on the line for up-and-coming mare Fulmina when she chases her fifth career win at Randwick.
Vungers to bring Country Cups form to town Bendigo trainer Brendon Hearps received the best news possible last month when his grandson was cleared of leukaemia and he is also on fire on the racetrack.
Lady Banff dodges floods to run at Doomben Lady Banff will be out to revive her Magic Millions fortunes when she lines up in the Gold Edition Plate at Doomben.
Morrisey keeps the faith with Safework Gold Coast trainer Scott Morrisey is putting his faith in Safework to cope with a heavy track in the Gold Edition Plate at Doomben.
After 25 years, Chow hits a purple patch Peter Chow has trained eight metropolitan winners during his 25-year career and two of them have been in the past week.
Victorian youngsters to test Sydney form Team Snowden is set to saddle up two runners in the juvenile event at Randwick, debutante Forzanini and Belle O'Ballee, who will race on a seven-day back up.
Noonan making the most of opportunities Trainer Tony Noonan has the utmost faith in his son Jake's ability as a jockey and that's why he is calling on him to ride his three runners at Flemington.
Pfieffer on weather watch with Yamazaki Track conditions will dictate whether classy mare Yamazaki makes her return at Randwick or waits until the New Year to kick off her summer campaign.
Class rises to the top in Wyong feature Chris Waller has clinched his first win in the Magic Millions Wyong 2YO Classic with She's All Class producing a scintillating turn of foot to score.
Flemington racecourse reopening to public The Victorian government has paved the way for the general public to return to Flemington racecourse after giving the VRC approval to host 5000 people.
Trainer and horse building towards goals Matt Dunn has Magic Millions carnival aspirations for improving gelding Badoosh, who will take the first step on that road when he returns at Randwick.
Whip free racing put on hold in Victoria Racing Victoria has decided not to proceed with hosting some 'whip for safety only' races after seriously considering the proposition.
Significant weekend looms for Jennings Caroline Jennings will split her small team between two states when Written Miss and Arabian Hussey race at Flemington and Randwick respectively.
Waller, Maloney team up with StableWizard Champion trainer Chris Waller says a new digital platform that manages vital horse information and welfare data is a major step forward for the industry.
Gold Coast back-up for The Astrologist Troy Corstens has decided to run The Astrologist at the Gold Coast a week before the Magic Millions Cup to give the horse a look at the circuit.
Bright future forecast for Astrologer Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden are ramping up their team for the Magic Millions carnival and they hope Astrologer can secure his passage north at Wyong.
Sir Dragonet targets rich Sydney race Ciaron Maher is hoping his Cox Plate winner Sir Dragonet can prove he is Australia's number one weight-for-age, middle-distance performer in 2021.
Newnham sweats on Wyong start for debutant Mark Newnham will need a high attrition rate if Selhurst Park is to use the Magic Millions Wyong 2YO Classic as a launch pad to the Gold Coast carnival.
Kisukano on target for return to racing A comfortable win by speedy filly Kisukano in a recent Toowoomba jump out has trainer Michael Nolan excited about her imminent return to racing.
Classique Legend unplaced in HK Sprint Australian sprint star Classique Legend has finished unplaced in the Hong Kong Sprint with honours going to Japanese raider Danon Smash.
Brown and Moneybags break drought Lindsey Smith wasn't expecting new recruit Mr Money Bags to win at his debut for the stable but said the horse had thrived since coming to him.
Glamour mare leads throughout in Villiers Trainer Mark Newnham has captured successive wins in the Villiers Stakes after Greysful Glamour emulated the feat of stablemate Quackerjack 12 months ago.
Fabergino gives trainer a winning farewell Tiarnna Robertson timed her return to Perth to perfection as she wanted to see her flying mare Fabergino win at Flemington before she headed home.
Timely stakes win for Lonhro mare Athiri Godolphin mare Athiri has been knocking on the door for a stakes victory since she was a juvenile and she finally got one on the board at Randwick.
Acrobat rolls rivals to win Inglis Nursery Superbly bred colt Acrobat has given trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace another two-year-old feature with his victory in the Inglis Nursery at Randwick.
Significance delivers Christmas cheer Trainer Clare Cunningham and her partner, jockey Jason Collett, have combined to win the Listed Christmas Cup at Randwick with in-form stayer Significance.
Profiteer capitalises on his pure speed Profiteer raced up to the expectations of his trainers when he led throughout to win his debut at Flemington in a style signalling he could be a future star.
Christmas Cup win would be Sweet for Smith Dour stayer Sweet Thomas returns from a Melbourne spring campaign to tackle the Listed Christmas Cup at Randwick.
Inside alley a positive for Rhapsody Rose An ideal alley for Rhapsody Rose has boosted the confidence of trainer Chris Munce as the filly faces a crucial test in the Calaway Gal Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Davies chasing biggest win in Villiers Growing up opposite a racetrack, Angela Davies always wanted to have a career with horses but she never imagined saddling up a Villiers Stakes favourite.
Tralee Rose on trial for bigger races Symon Wilde is adamant Tralee Rose will be at her best over a genuine staying trip and he plans to test that theory at Flemington.
Rich purse lures Hawkes colt to Randwick Hinchinbrook youngster Overmann will make his debut in the Inglis Nursery, a race his trainers hope can be a stepping stone towards the autumn carnival.
Top French jockey stood down from HK meet Christophe Soumillon will miss the rich International meeting in Hong Kong after failing to gain a release from quarantine officials.
Everest winner draws rails for HK Sprint Australian sprinter Classique Legend will jump from the inside barrier in the Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin's annual International meeting.
Team Edmonds unveil Millions hope at Farm Unraced colt Alpine Edge will stake his claim for a Magic Millions berth in the Phelan Ready Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Neasham's juvenile Nursery blossoming Annabel Neasham will chase the richest win of her burgeoning career when she starts two first starters in the $500,000 Inglis Nursery at Randwick.
Cahill sticks with Princess Bojack at Farm Trainer Michael Nolan cannot fault the preparation of Magic Millions hopeful Princess Bojack, who returns from a let-up in the Calaway Gal Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Godolphin seek to break Villiers hoodoo Godolphin will chase its first win in the feature race of the Sydney summer with three runners in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
It's been a Grandview for Ryan recently Warrnambool trainer Simon Ryan has five horses in work and three are last-start winners. His banner horse Grandview Avenue will be in action at Flemington.
Laurie excited about Ranveer's talent It will be a case of take two for Mornington trainer Matt Laurie as he again attempts to get his precocious youngster Ranveer to the races.
Costa hoping for Purrfect Deal in Cup In-form Queensland trainer Michael Costa is chasing black-type for progressive mare Purrfect Deal and regards the Christmas Cup as an ideal target.
Purton wins International jockeys' series Australian Zac Purton has won his second International jockeys' championship title at Sha Tin as English rider Hollie Doyle also starred.
Magic Millions contenders descend on Farm Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have made a key gear change with Fake Love, who can underline her Magic Millions Classic claims at Eagle Farm.
Newnham fears Villiers being left behind Mark Newnham is a fan of the new-look Sydney spring program but he is also a racing purist who wants to ensure the Villiers Stakes is not lost in the wash.
Flying Fabergino back to her pet journey Trainer Tiarnna Robertson will drop fast mare Fabergino back to a short-course trip after she flopped when stretched out in distance.
RV ramps up review into oseas horse deaths Racing Victoria says animal welfare is its main focus as it conducts a review into the spate of international horse deaths during the spring carnival.
Conners poised to unleash Shocking Force Evergreen trainer Clarry Conners will saddle up a first starter at Randwick who he says reminds him of his 1992 Golden Slipper winner Burst.
Russian Camelot aimed at two rich races Danny O'Brien is setting stable star Russian Camelot for an autumn cameo in two of Australia's richest races in Melbourne and Sydney.
Top Kiwi trio to chase Australian riches Training partners Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman are no strangers to success in Australia and they again have their sights on some major autumn races.
Beer sets Tasmanian targets for import Trainer Mitchell Beer believes his imported stayer Perfect Illusion has the right form lines to break his Australian duck at Sandown.
See Marie facing stamina test in Eagle Way Queensland filly See Marie will take the first step towards a long-term Oaks mission when she lines up at Eagle Farm.
Begg outlines Blue Diamond goal for Dosh Grahame Begg equates the ability of juvenile filly Dosh to that of his Blue Diamond Stakes winner Written By and she will follow a similar autumn path.
Outrageous in the groove ahead of Villiers Talented Hawkes Racing gelding Outrageous has returned in a purple patch of form this preparation and will chase a hat-trick of wins in the Villiers Stakes.
Rawiller's holiday rewarded with Cup win Both jockey Nash Rawiller and trainer Matthew Smith predict a big future for former French stayer Attorney after his gutsy win in the Pakenham Cup.
City win has Significance for Cunningham Significance, a son of champion Frankel, has been a work in progress for trainer Claire Cunningham but he finally put it all together to win at Rosehill.
No fairytale ending for retiring Webster Happy Clapper's trainer Pat Webster has saddled up his last runner with Kosciusko finishing a brave second at Newcastle.
Luck finally goes the way of Tavidance Mick Price has a big opinion of Tavidance so he was relieved to see the horse finally have some luck and score an easy win at Pakenham.
Waller to rev-up Elanora for Grand Prix Chris Waller will happily follow the carnival train to Brisbane this summer as he chases more black-type for Rosehill winner The Elanora.
Jennings' surreal run of wins continues Caroline Jennings' great week continued with filly Written Miss leading throughout to win at Pakenham, breaking a long city drought for jockey Jason Benbow.
Rosehill winners on road to Magic Millions The Rosehill meeting has unearthed two genuine Magic Millions Guineas prospects in the Chris Waller-trained Oscar Zulu and emerging talent Ellsberg.
Boss continues his Wild ride at Rosehill Almost 35 years to the day since Glen Boss rode in his first race, the champion jockey remains at the top of his game.
Avdulla cleared over Starlight Stakes ride Stewards have opted not to lay charges against Brenton Avdulla over his Starlight Stakes ride on Passage Of Time but they have put the top jockey on notice.
Coyle mare ready to capture winning Spirit Trainer Jason Coyle has deliberately targeted the summer races with classy mare St Covet's Spirit in a bid to lift her winning strike rate.
Jonker on song for George Moore Stakes Jonker is on track to challenge his own track record at Doomben in the Group Three George Moore Stakes, according to trainer Tony Gollan.
Our Big Mike chases second Pakenham Cup Brett Scott will be trying to win his third country feature in recent weeks when Our Big Mike lines up in the Listed Pakenham Cup.
Nick Ryan making Express Sydney visit Emerging Victorian trainer Nick Ryan is hoping to plunder Sydney's prize money coffers with stakes placegetter Express Pass, who lines up at Rosehill.
Final countdown for Randwick training icon Pat Webster is preparing for life after training but he will always cherish his time at Randwick, particularly his Doncaster Mile triumph with Happy Clapper.
Princess Jenni ready for rich country Cup David Brideoake is confident last-start Bendigo Cup winner Princess Jenni is back on track and ready to run a big race in the Pakenham Cup.
Bateup heads to town with Guru and Golly A pair of slow-maturing geldings will carry the hopes of Kembla Grange trainer Theresa Bateup when she makes her latest sojourn into town.
Chapter And Verse returns to defend title Desleigh Forster has reverted to a tried and true method with Chapter And Verse as he aims for consecutive wins in the George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
William Price keen to ride his namesake Apprentice Will Price is looking especially forward to partnering William Thomas at Pakenham on what is shaping as a busy weekend for the young rider.
Flemington set to welcome back crowds The Victoria Racing Club will host 500 members and owners at Flemington as it welcomes back crowds for the first time in nine months.
Ellsberg on trial for Magic Millions trip A trio of progressive three-year-olds can put themselves on a path to bigger races when they step out at Rosehill for trainers Gerald Ryan and Sterling Alexiou.
Williams reunites with Creedence in Cup Matt Cumani has decided to change things around with his durable stayer Creedence in a bid to win the Pakenham Cup.
McEvoy relinquishes Classique Legend ride Jockey Kerrin McEvoy has confirmed he won't travel to Hong Kong to continue his partnership with Classique Legend in the International Sprint.
Robinson hoping for good Karma at Rosehill Daniel Robinson's primary business involves educating thoroughbreds but he is also proving to be a handy trainer in his own right.
New Cranbourne training team on fire Robbie Griffiths says his new training partner Mathew de Kock boasts extraordinary knowledge but also brings youthful enthusiasm to the stable.
Countdown to All-Star Mile set to begin First nominations for the $5 million All-Star Mile will be taken this week ahead of the third running of the unique race.
Isotope back on track for Mode Plate A raft of gear changes have been used by trainer Tony Gollan in a bid to resurrect the summer carnival campaign of talented filly Isotope.
OTI set for two-pronged Pakenham Cup bid Terry Henderson is hoping to win the last major Cup race in Victoria for 2020 with Attorney and Haky representing OTI Racing in the Pakenham Cup.
Portelli calls for 2YO calendar shake-up Gary Portelli says trainers might be forced to take their two-year-olds interstate if more juvenile races are not programmed in and around Sydney.
Expecting mum wins Starlight Stakes Rachel King completed another stellar day with four wins and Mark Newnham trained a stakes double when Invictus Salute won the Starlight Stakes.
Grandview avenue finally on sprint street Trainer Simon Ryan was overcome with the performance of Grandview Avenue who won the Carlyon Stakes in decisive fashion which gave him his biggest win.
His Outrageous form continues at Rosehill Michael Hawkes said they had to be patient with Outrageous, who has always shown above average talent but it's now paying off with him this campaign.
Coffey returns from city break with win Cystic fibrosis sufferer Harry Coffey took three months off from riding during the pandemic to protect himself. He returned to riding in the city with a win.
Quiet achiever makes a bang at debut James Cummings continued his good run with his two-year-olds when his colt Paulele had little trouble winning at The Valley at his debut.
O'Shea unveils impressive juvenile winner Respected Sydney trainer John O'Shea declared his debutante winner Robidora Golden Slipper bound after her victory at Rosehill.
Super Hot ready to sizzle at Rosehill Experienced trainer Pat Farrell is optimistic Super Hot can threaten his city-trained rivals when the juvenile steps out for his second start at Rosehill.
Jericho to become a marquee day: Wilde Symon Wilde has dominated the Warrnambool May carnivals in recent years and he predicts the Jericho Cup meeting will have similar status in the near future.
Socialising has X-factor in Spirit Of Boom Tony Gollan believes Socialising has a wow factor about her ahead of her comeback to racing in the Spirit Of Boom Classic at Doomben.
Miss Siska to strip fitter for Festival A Group Two winner at weight-for-age level, Miss Siska only has to reproduce that vein of form to be hard to beat in the Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Winter sojourn paying dividends for Hughes Tom Hughes is a three-time Group One-winning trainer who now only has a handful of horses but his small team has been enjoying a successful run.
Old and new converge for Litt at Rosehill Tried horses have been the mainstay of Richard Litt's stable but he has an opportunity to dabble in the big end of town with some richly-bred youngsters.
Zahra hoping Prezado not a one-trick pony Simon Zahra believes it is a case of now or never for his Flemington specialist Prezado to prove he can win away from the straight course.
New chapter begins for The Harrovian The Harrovian will be striving for 10 wins in a row in the Recognition Stakes at his first start for the training partnership of Toby and Trent Edmonds.
Easy does it after Eddie dices with death Trainer Joe Pride will head to Rosehill with a talented team of horses headed by his Starlight Stakes contenders Easy Eddie and Passage Of Time.
Gleneagles faces a tough task from draw Trent Busuttin produced Tagaloa to win his debut at The Valley in late November last year and on Saturday he has another promising first-starter in Gleneagles.
Spaceboy poised to shine in Starlight test The Gary Portelli-trained Spaceboy has found his groove since linking with jockey Kathy O'Hara but the speedster will face his toughest test at Rosehill.
Weight isn't splendid for Sadler sprinter John Sadler isn't happy about the weight scale for gifted sprinter Sartorial Splendor but says he has no choice but to run him in the Carlyon Stakes.
Tulloch Lodge snaps up Alligator Blood Alligator Blood has found a new home in Sydney after his former trainer David Vandyke split with the horse's owners.
Through The Cracks set for Villiers test Trainer Angela Davies will use the Festival Stakes at Rosehill as a Villiers Stakes litmus test for her emerging galloper Through The Cracks.
Top jockey secured for Royal assignment Trainer Joe Pride believes short-course specialist Royal Witness has returned in career-best order and is on target for his stakes test at Moonee Valley.
Ryan flags Golden hope for marathon race Trainer Patrick Ryan Junior only has to look back to the last Jericho Cup to be comfortable that Golden Flag is the horse to beat in the upcoming edition.
Thompson to continue good start to season Trainer John Thompson has made a great start to the season and will look to continue his momentum through the summer months and into the autumn.
George Moore Stakes next for Scallopini Scallopini will be kept fresh as he prepares for another showdown with rejuvenated sprinter Jonker in the George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
Stewards grill Rawiller over Hero ride Nash Rawiller was in the hot seat with stewards, who have adjourned an inquiry into his ride on favourite Greek Hero at Kembla.
The Gong goes to Archedemus in an upset Tough gelding Archedemus has spoiled the party for favourite backers, kicking back to beat Dawn Passage in the $1 million The Gong at Kembla Grange.
Irish Flame fights on for tough Cup win Irish Flame has proven too tough in the Ballarat Cup, fending off his rivals for a narrow win for former champion jumps jockey turned trainer Brett Scott.
Stolen Jade the apple of Conners' eye Progressive mare Stolen Jade has continued her winning run at Kembla, earning her passage to the Magic Millions Gold Coast carnival in the process.
Sydney colt swoops home to win Classic A couple of years ago, John Sargent identified the Clockwise Classic as a race he'd like to win and he finally found the right horse to do it.
Tradewind blows over Shelby in shock Boom three-year-old Shelby Cobra started odds-on but flopped in the Eureka Stockade which was won by Adelaide raider Tradewind.
Waller stablemates in protest tussle The Chris Waller-trained Accountability has scored a Kemble Grange win on protest, stripping victory off his stablemate Relucent.
McDonald hits the Highway with country duo Former plumber Jade McDonald believes he has two genuine chances at Kembla where Roc De Khaper and Departing Bullet clash in the Highway Handicap.
Sugar poised to go Boom in Swiss Ace Plate A comfortable win in a recent barrier trial indicates Sugar Boom is on track to maintain her outstanding record at the Sunshine Coast in the Swiss Ace Plate.
Schofield backs Reloaded to fire in Gong Glyn Schofield chased the ride on Reloaded in The Gong after partnering him in trackwork and he remains confident he will give the race a shake.
Scott's Irish Flame to burn at Ballarat An anxious week of waiting has had a happy ending for trainer Brett Scott with first emergency Irish Flame gaining a run in the Ballarat Cup.
Gooree gelding primed to Rule on return Despite a lack of recent racing, expectations are high for Tulloch Lodge four-year-old Rule The World when he resumes at Kembla Grange.
Moroney hoping Shelby Cobra solves riddle Mike Moroney knows he has a horse with great potential in Shelby Cobra but he isn't certain if he is a sprinter or a miler at this stage of his career.
Thompson booked for Reckless Choice in Cup Ben Thompson's impressive work ethic has led to him gaining a full book of rides at the Sunshine Coast including Reckless Choice in the Mooloolaba Cup.
Thompson stable in Purple patch of form Trainer John Thompson will chase his second $1 million provincial feature in as many weekends when he saddles up favourite Purple Sector in The Gong.
Raymond's tough boy ready for Ballarat Cup Maddie Raymond couldn't believe it when Pacodali's owners gave her the opportunity to train him and she's hoping she can reward them in the Ballarat Cup.
Big Parade back after unkindest of cuts Trainer Mark Newnham will take two horses to Kembla Grange who he hopes can make some rapid inroads during their respective summer campaigns.
Blinkers go on Butter Blonde at Ballarat Connections of Butter Blonde are hoping a preparatory gallop at Ballarat has schooled the filly sufficiently for her first race in the clockwise direction.
Gong could provide perfect autumn Passage Golden Eagle placegetter Dawn Passage will extend to a mile for the first time at Kembla Grange and his trainers expect him to relish the rise in distance.
Trainer follows proven Cup path with Kiwia Kiwia will return to chase a record third win in the Ballarat Cup and trainer Archie Alexander is confident the gelding can rise to the occasion.
No decision on Hong Kong trip for McEvoy Star jockey Kerrin McEvoy will wait as long as possible before deciding whether to travel to Hong Kong to continue his partnership with Classique Legend.
Brandenburg right on song for The Gong John Sargent says a firm track and good barrier draw are the key ingredients to helping stakes winner Brandenburg return to the winner's list.
Zahra picks up ride on Affair To Remember Ballarat stalwart Dan O'Sullivan is hoping to land his first win in his home town Cup with Matriarch Stakes victor Affair To Remember.
Cumani happy for One More Try at local Cup Matt Cumani would love to win his home town Cup with One More Try, who he says deserves a change of luck in the Ballarat feature.
Mooloolaba Cup next run for Ballistic Boy The Mooloolaba Cup at the Sunshine Coast is the next step on the Magic Millions trail for Rough Habit Plate winner Ballistic Boy.
Waller has consecutive Gongs in his sights Kembla Grange will host the second edition of the $1 million The Gong, which has attracted quality nominations including four from the Chris Waller stable.
Sweet Deal wins $1 million The Hunter The decision to bypass a stakes race in Sydney due to a wet track paid dividends when Sweet Deal raced away with the second renewal of The Hunter.
Kah's ride closer to perfect than Sound A mid-race move from Jamie Kah landed former German stayer Sound his first Australian win in the Zipping Classic for trainer Mike Moroney.
Berry says The Elanora has Derby potential Trainer Chris Waller might have unearthed an up-and-coming horse for the autumn in Newcastle Spring Stakes winner The Elanora.
Carif gets two-mile consolation in Cup Peter Snowden originally set Carif for the Melbourne Cup but he was content with a Listed Sandown Cup win on the back of a well-judged Jamie Kah ride.
Minervini celebrates Super local win Mark Minervini is keen to back up Super at the showcase Kembla Grange meeting after he brought up a hat-trick of wins at Newcastle.
Wilde does it again in Sandown Guineas The Symon Wilde-trained Allibor broke his maiden status in style with a Group Two victory in the Sandown Guineas, aided by the addition of blinkers.
Kemalpasa proves too hard to get past Tough Adelaide sprinter Kemalpasa again proved too good for Order Of Command when he relegated that horse to second for the third time.
Sliders gives Godolphin a juvenile double Well-bred filly Sliders has made a winning debut at Newcastle and will go into the mix to join Godolphin's team for the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
Minervini set for Super day on home track In-form gelding Super will have a home track advantage over most of his rivals when he chases his third win in succession at Newcastle.
Racing mourns death of Cup-winning jockey Racing Victoria has confirmed the death of decorated jockey W A 'Billy' Smith at the age of 92.
Wide draw looms as a drawback for Kavak Kavak will face his moment of truth from a difficult draw as he strives to keep his unbeaten record this campaign intact at Doomben.
Aussies bet huge amount on Melbourne Cup Australians showed they still love a punt on the Melbourne Cup with the race attracting record turnover despite the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Country boy to chase $1 million Reward An unpopular horse at trackwork, Special Reward can deliver regular rider Aaron Bullock the ultimate compensation with a $1 million payday at Newcastle.
Matt Cumani looking to Score for Future Matt Cumani has big plans for his improving stayer Future Score and he would love to see him start in the 2021 Melbourne Cup.
Trumbull on right track for Hunter success One of the leading fancies for the second running of The Hunter, Trumbull will be bidding to build on trainer Kim Waugh's great record at Newcastle.
Wilde hoping for second Sandown Guineas Warrnambool trainer Symon Wilde is having a great run and he's hoping that will continue in the Sandown Guineas with his promising gelding Allibor.
VRC officially welcomes new CEO The Victoria Racing Club has officially ushered in experienced sports administrator Steve Rosich as its chief executive officer.
Away Game's little sister set for debut Two prominent women in Sydney racing, trainer Annabel Neasham and media darling Lizzie Jelfs, have joined forces with well-related juvenile Pippa Charlotte.
Racing officials reviewing use of whip A new study has again thrust the use of the whip into the headlines, two months after Racing Victoria called for national reform on the issue.
Weight drop a boost for Catesby in Noud A significant weight drop has influenced trainer Grant Allard's decision to start consistent sprinter Catesby in the Keith Noud Quality at Doomben.
Mature Princess relishing a staying trip Although Princess Jenni was an outstanding three-year-old, trainer David Brideoake believed she needed time to mature and could eventually become a top stayer.
Syndicators chase another Newcastle major Australian Bloodstock has plundered two of Newcastle's showcase races this year and they will chase another with a trio of runners in The Hunter.
Snowden keen to see Carif over 3200 metres Peter Snowden wanted Carif to run in the Melbourne Cup but he will have to settle for another two mile race in the Sandown Cup.
Lightning causes Bendigo to be called off Racing Victoria stewards had no alternative other than to abandon Bendigo after two races due to an electrical storm which had settled in for the day.
Sandown Surprise with no Baby in Zipping Surprise Baby will miss the Zipping Classic as his trainer Paul Preusker says he hasn't recovered from a torrid Melbourne Cup run.
Payne's filly has a Spring in her Step David Payne claimed two Group One wins during the Sydney spring with Montefilia and he will look to another filly to add to his stakes-race haul at Newcastle.
Aysar to silence mile doubters in Guineas Tom Dabernig is confident Aysar can silence any doubts about his ability to handle 1600 metres with a win in the Group Two Sandown Guineas.
Racing NSW relaxes travel restrictions Victorian horses can now compete in NSW unencumbered after racing officials lifted the protocol requirements for interstate thoroughbred travel.
Boss picks up plum ride on Surprise Baby Glen Boss has no doubt beaten Melbourne Cup favourite Surprise Baby can recapture his best form when he chases a consolation win at Sandown.
Tree change for Glenall ahead of Hunter Trainer John Ramsey is hoping a change of scenery proves the perfect tonic for new recruit Glenall when he makes his debut for the stable at Newcastle.
McEvoy in line for Sprint ride on Legend The Everest winner Classique Legend has arrived in Hong Kong and will be prepared for the Group One Sprint at the International meeting.
Lord Belvedere to bounce back at Sandown Ciaron Maher and David Eustace dominated the staying races at Sandown last year and they are hoping they can again with Lord Belvedere and Etah James.
Perennial placegetter chasing Sandown win Former German stayer Sound has been making a habit of finishing second and trainer Mike Moroney is hoping he can post an overdue win in the Zipping Classic.
Lees looking forward to home town Hunter Leading Newcastle trainer Kris Lees is planning to have a significant presence at the track's stand alone meeting, which features the $1 million The Hunter.
Gollan's Garibaldi shines in trial hitout Garibaldi has returned to trainer Tony Gollan's stable "two stone lighter" and poised to deliver on his early promise during the forthcoming summer carnival.
Arcadia Queen farewells Victoria in style Star mare Arcadia Queen showed she was one of the best in the land when she took out her second spring Group One with an easy win in the Mackinnon Stakes.
All bets off as TAB system crashes Punters have been left high and dry on one of the biggest days of the spring carnival, unable to place bets after Tabcorp's off-course systems shut down.
Savatiano too Hot for Rosehill rivals The powerhouse Godolphin operation celebrated a two-state feature race double with Savatiano adding the Hot Danish Stakes to Bivouac's Group One Flemington win.
Bivouac thrashes rivals to win VRC Sprint Glen Boss was at his theatrical best over the closing stages on Bivouac as he thrashed his rivals to win the VRC Sprint Classic at Flemington.
Sneaky Five books Golden Slipper berth Victorian filly Sneaky Five has continued the Maher and Eustace stable's impressive juvenile form with her victory in the Golden Gift at Rosehill.
True Self takes out Cup consolation again The internationals have captured another feature staying race at Flemington with the Willie Mullins-trained True Self triumphant in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Fast Talking victorious in Country Classic Dubbo gelding Fast Talking has edged out the Tamworth-trained Bajan Gold to score a deserved victory in the Country Classic at Rosehill.
Home track proves a winning Fortress Trainers Gerald Ryan and Sterling Alexiou will monitor Rosehill winner Fortress Command before deciding if he will back up at The Hunter meeting at Newcastle.
Shelby Cobra strikes to win at Flemington Trainer Mike Moroney made it 21 winners at the Flemington carnival when three-year-old gelding Shelby Cobra took out The Amanda Elliott.
Isotope on Magic Millions quest at Doomben Isotope will have to cope with carrying top weight from the outside alley at Doomben but trainer Tony Gollan thinks she can rise to the challenge.
In-form mare ready for Classic challenge Gulgong-trained mare Amy's Shadow will be chasing a hat-trick of wins when she steps up to a middle-distance in the Country Classic at Rosehill.
O'Brien looks to Pondus to crown Cup week International raider Pondus, a stablemate of Melbourne Cup winner Twilight Payment, will be out to atone for a luckless last-start defeat at Flemington.
Moore bullish about Hodgson in Golden Gift Gary Moore will saddle up a youngster at double-figure odds in the Golden Gift but he is confident the colt is a live chance in the $1 million race.
Mugatoo boasts right form for Mackinnon The Cox Plate has historically been the perfect springboard for Mackinnon Stakes winners and Mugatoo is one of just two runners with that formline.
Journeyman McGregor in Rosehill Approach From his days as a picnic rider to working for some of Victoria's prominent stables, Adrian McGregor is enjoying his latest career instalment as a trainer.
Ryan has summer goals for Chains Of Honour Stakes winner Chains Of Honour is set to kick off a campaign that will encompass the better Sydney staying races over the summer.
It's a Personal Oaks win for training team Tom Dabernig and Ben Hayes took over as head trainers at Lindsay Park in August and their filly Personal's win in the VRC Oaks was their first Group One.
Flying Ancestry makes it four in a row Promising sprinter Ancestry has proven he can handle the Flemington straight course with another dominant, on-speed win in a support race on Oaks day.
Dosh hangs tough to get the cash narrowly Despite doing her best to throw the race away by hanging out, two-year-old filly Dosh has held on to win the Group Three Ottawa Stakes at Flemington.
Debut winner scratched from Golden Gift The field for the rich Golden Gift has been reduced to 10 with the scratching of the Richard and Michael Freedman-trained Tiger Of Malay.
Inside draw a concern for Love You Lucy An inside draw would have most trainers jumping for joy but Barry Squair is not convinced it's an advantage for Love You Lucy at Doomben.
Williams duo following unconventional path Three days after posting a victory at his home track of Goulburn, Rent A Rock will be striving to do it all again in the Country Classic at Rosehill.
Weather to determine Baker's Rosehill crew Last-start winner Positive Peace and tough mare Irithea will give trainer Bjorn Baker a strong presence in the Hot Danish Stakes at Rosehill.
Giving his all is Hey Doc's prescription Tony McEvoy knows the VRC Sprint Classic is a tough challenge but he also knows his sprinter Hey Doc has the talent and the application to be to the fore.
Country boys seeking Gold at Rosehill A suspension to Louise Day has opened the door for country apprentice Reece Jones to partner the Cody Morgan-trained Bajan Gold at Rosehill.
Hugh Bowman lands Nature Strip ride Multiple Group One winner Nature Strip will have a new jockey as he looks to bounce back from a disappointing spring in the VRC Sprint Classic at Flemington.
Freedman brothers have eye of the Tiger Co-trainer Richard Freedman says debut winner Tiger Of Malay has continued to improve and he is expecting another bold performance in the Golden Gift.
Mackinnon attack with proven performers Tom Dabernig is approaching the Mackinnon Stakes with a degree of confidence in his two proven Group One performers, Fifty Stars and Harlem.
RV investigating Melbourne Cup horse death A post mortem will be conducted on Anthony Van Dyck after the European stayer became the latest Melbourne Cup fatality.
Personal has key advantages over rival Tom Dabernig is confident Personal has the right form lines to win the VRC Oaks after following a tried and tested path to the Group One staying feature.
Quiet night of celebrations for Cup winner Young jockey Jye McNeil still can't believe he has won a Melbourne Cup but he is making sure he takes the time to savour the post-race theatre.
Cup whip breach costs McEvoy $50,000 Top jockey Kerrin McEvoy has had his Melbourne Cup day soured after being suspended and fined for overuse of the whip on runner-up Tiger Moth.
O'Brien enjoys luck of the Irish - again In a year that has been like no other, Irish trainer Joseph O'Brien has watched his horse win Australia's most famous race from the other side of the world.
Youth triumphs as Jye McNeil claims Cup Octogenarian owner Lloyd Williams has teamed with the Generation Z combination of trainer Joseph O'Brien and jockey Jye McNeil to win the Melbourne Cup.
McNeil wins Melbourne Cup at first attempt Some people try for years, even decades, to win a Melbourne Cup but young jockey Jye McNeil has managed the incredible feat at his first try.
Tycoon adds another win for Lindsay Park Lindsay Park has made a superb start to Melbourne Cup day with two of the first four winners at Flemington, including juvenile Finance Tycoon.
King Of Leogrance out of Melbourne Cup The Melbourne Cup field has been reduced to 23 with the race morning scratching of the Danny O'Brien-trained King Of Leogrance.
Melbourne Cup facts and statistics Some facts and figures on the history of the Melbourne Cup, including the most successful trainers and jockeys.
Bowman cool and calm ahead of Cup bid Champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien and Winx's jockey Hugh Bowman will team up with Anthony Van Dyck in a bid to win their first Melbourne Cup.
Owner-breeder thrilled with two Cup hopes As the breeder of one Melbourne Cup runner and the owner of another, New Zealander Tony Rider is planning to celebrate regardless of the race result.
Surprise Baby ready for second tilt at Cup Trainer Paul Preusker believes Surprise Baby is a more mature and furnished horse than when he finished fifth in last year's Melbourne Cup.
Munce tipping Anthony Van Dyck to win Cup Chris Munce won a Melbourne Cup as a jockey aboard Jezabeel and he is tipping English Derby winner Anthony Van Dyck to capture Australia's famous two-miler.
McDonald, Lane suspended from Derby day Top jockeys James McDonald and Damian Lane are free to ride in the Melbourne Cup but will miss the last day of the Flemington carnival through suspension.
Mixed fortunes for Aidan O'Brien at draw English Derby winner Anthony Van Dyck is predicted to start an outright favourite to deliver Aidan O'Brien his maiden win in a Melbourne Cup.
Jennings lands biggest catch of his career Jockey Koby Jennings has kept a cool head to land the biggest win of his career aboard Godolphin mare Colette in the Golden Eagle.
Prince continues Waller's Cantala streak Chris Waller was again to the fore in a Group One race when Yulong Prince took out the feature Cantala Stakes for owners Yulong Investments.
Gytrash surges to rich Sydney victory South Australian sprinter Gytrash has capped a successful Sydney spring sojourn with a victory in the $1 million Yes Yes Yes Stakes at Rosehill.
Pagan kicks Group One Victoria Derby goal Denis Pagan prided himself on not showing emotion as an AFL coach but he couldn't contain his tears after winning the Victoria Derby with Johnny Get Angry.
Costello wins home track Cup for Payne A $40,000 yearling purchase for trainer David Payne, Costello has proven to be a bargain buy after taking out the $500,000 Rosehill Gold Cup.
September Run races away with Coolmore The Chris Waller-trained September Run has scored her most important victory with a barnstorming performance to win the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Oliver says Bott's blinker idea wins race Damien Oliver wasn't impressed by Shout The Bar's trackwork midweek but the addition of blinkers on race day has proven to be a masterstroke.
History of Hotham Stakes winners in Cup The Hotham Stakes last provided the Melbourne Cup winner 11 years ago when the Mark Kavanagh-trained Shocking claimed both races.
Ashrun races his way into Melb Cup field Kerrin McEvoy rides Tiger Moth in the Melbourne Cup but warns Ashrun is in the race with a big chance after guiding him to victory in the Hotham Stakes.
Enchanted Heart scores consolation win Progressive mare Enchanted Heart has put herself in contention for a start in $1 million The Hunter after relishing the wet conditions to win at Rosehill.
No Oaks for Victoria Quay despite win Calvin McEvoy says exciting staying prospect Victoria Quay won't follow the usual path of Wakeful Stakes winners and run in the VRC Oaks as she is immature.
Lyrical Girl poised to tick wet track box Lyrical Girl has swept all before her this campaign on dry tracks and the prospect of rain-affected going at Doomben isn't a concern for trainer Tony Gollan.
RV vets inspect Melbourne Cup entrants The majority of the top 35 horses still in contention for the Melbourne Cup have been passed fit to start by Racing Victoria veterinarians.
Cannons adds overseas element to Cup Sound Of Cannons will bring some strong international formlines to Rosehill when he makes his debut for Sydney trainer John O'Shea.
Jordan Childs gains Cup ride on raider Jordan Childs' spring began with a blow when he found out he had lost the Melbourne Cup ride on Surprise Baby but he's gained the mount on Stratum Albion.
Eduardo in bid for Everest redemption Trainer Joe Pride's first instinct was to spell Eduardo after his deflating Everest performance but the horse has convinced him to push on into the spring.
Hotham runners in race for final Cup spot Nine of the 10 starters in the Hotham Stakes will be chasing the last place in the Melbourne Cup field, including the Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Carif.
Godolphin trio ready to fly in Eagle James Cummings can make a case for each of his Golden Eagle runners and says all three of them head into the rich race with genuine credentials.
Former AFL coach excited over Derby runner Denis Pagan wasn't known for getting emotional when he was an AFL coach but he is struggling to contain his excitement about having a Victoria Derby runner.
O'Shea hopes All Saints' comes marching in With a string of spring carnival seconds, John O'Shea is due for a change of luck in a feature race and All Saints' Eve is shaping as the horse to deliver it.
Aidan O'Brien pair want firm track for Cup Aidan O'Brien's travelling foreman T J Comerford is hoping a firm Flemington track will help the Irish stable in its bid for a first Melbourne Cup.
Olympic Class earns metropolitan crack The rapid rate of improvement by Olympic Class in his first racing campaign has earned the three-year-old a step up to city grade at Doomben.
Trinder fearful of young Mystic in Rose Adam Trinder's star mare Mystic Journey is back to her best but her threat at Flemington could be lightweight Odeum who will carry eight kilos less.
Cumani stayer ready to Hit the Derby Matt Cumani set Hit The Shot for the Victoria Derby knowing the 2500 metres would suit him and said the horse had enjoyed a perfect preparation for the race.
Wild Ruler ready to tame Coolmore rivals Sydney colt Wild Ruler has drawn the outside barrier in the Coolmore Stud Stakes, a gate his trainers see as being perfect for his straight track debut.
Gytrash chasing $1 million consolation South Australian trainer Gordon Richards has enjoyed a heady ride with top sprinter Gytrash this spring and it's not over yet.
VRC disappointed in roadblock for owners The Victorian government's decision not to allow owners at Flemington during the Melbourne Cup festival has been met with disappointment by racing officials.
Boutique stable in Cup with a live chance With a weight-for-age win in the bank, Think It Over is on a mission to deliver his connections a $500,000 windfall in the Rosehill Cup.
Princess Jenni fends off Irish raider Princess Jenni has returned to form with a Bendigo Cup win, holding off overseas raider Pondus who needed a weight penalty to get into the Melbourne Cup.
Weather to determine Dame Giselle's fate The Snowden stable will monitor the weather and track conditions before deciding if top filly Dame Giselle will chase a $1 million goal at Rosehill.
Prince Of Arran in best form for the Cup English stayer Prince Of Arran has already been placed in two Melbourne Cups but track rider Aled Beech says he's in better form for this year's tilt.
Crunch time for Alligator Blood in Eagle Alligator Blood's trainer David Vandyke admits the horse would probably be in Melbourne if not for the lure of the rich Golden Eagle at Rosehill.
O'Brien ready for the unorthodox in Derby Danny O'Brien does things his way and he is prepared to rewrite the rule book with Young Werther in the Group One Victoria Derby.
Favourite draws wide in Golden Eagle Funstar will have to overcome the outside barrier if she is to deliver trainer Chris Waller a second victory in the rich Golden Eagle at Rosehill.
Price ready for a big week at Flemington Trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Junior will saddle up three Group One runners at Flemington, including Redwood Shadow in the Victoria Derby.
Corstens pair ready for Coolmore sprint The Leon and Troy Corstens stable has got two live chances going into the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes with both Ranting and Swats That in winning form.
Ryan faces an anxious wait with Bottega Fresh from claiming a $1 million race with Peltzer, Gerald Ryan will be chasing an even bigger payday if Bottega can force his way into the Golden Eagle field.
Maher hoping Anders ready for Coolmore Ciaron Maher will monitor Anders during the week but believes he has recovered from the heat stress he suffered when he finished third in the Blue Sapphire.
Gotta Kiss nearing a return to racing Group One placegetter Gotta Kiss in on target to resume at the Sunshine Coast after pleasing her trainers with her performance in an Eagle Farm jump out.
Positive Peace ploughs through the mud The Bjorn Baker-trained Positive Peace has bounced back to winning form, posting another black-type win in heavy conditions at Randwick
Boss makes it four Cox Plates on import Glen Boss has continued his late-career rejuvenation with his fourth win in a Cox Plate on import Sir Dragonet, trained by Ciaron Maher and David Eustace.
Peltzer repays Ryan's faith with Bondi win Trainer Gerald Ryan has long regarded Peltzer as an exciting colt and the three-year-old showed why with a commanding win in the Bondi Stakes at Randwick.
Knights Order too strong in Tatts Cup Winona Costin has celebrated a winning double at Randwick, adding a victory aboard Tulloch Lodge gelding Knights Order to her Highway Handicap triumph.
She's Melbourne Cup-bound after Valley win A wet track and rise in distance helped Miami Bound return to her best with an easy win in the Moonee Valley Cup and the Melbourne Cup is her next stop.
Cherry Tortoni ripe for Victoria Derby Patrick Payne was relieved to see Cherry Tortoni return to his best form to win the Moonee Valley Vase in style, ahead of a Victoria Derby assault.
Bopper leads Crowley rivals a merry dance The Kris Lees-trained The Bopper has signalled he has a nice future with an impressive victory in the Listed Brian Crowley Stakes at Randwick.
Freedmans strike with first 2YO winner The $1 million Golden Gift is on the radar for Tiger Of Malay after he made a winning debut for trainers Richard and Michael Freedman at Randwick.
Filly continues Maher's juvenile streak Ciaron Maher was happy he listened to the advice of owner Anthony Mithen and sent Sneaky Five to The Valley for a $500,000 race instead of a jump out.
Unfashionable Stylebender earns Bondi shot He is the rank outsider of the Bondi Stakes field but Stylebender has shown trainer Bryce Heys enough raw talent to earn his place in the lucrative race.
Raider Magic Wand scratched from Cox Plate First emergency Buckhurst has been elevated into the field for the Cox Plate following the withdrawal of international Magic Wand.
Cummings and King set to rule at Randwick The combination of trainer James Cummings and jockey Rachel King could be in for a heady afternoon at Randwick where they team up in six races.
Ghostwriter begins Millions countdown High-priced yearling purchase Ghostwriter will begin his quest for a Magic Millions start in the Spring Plate at Doomben.
Mare can complete McEvoy's grand slam set Kerrin McEvoy will join elite company if he can become just the eighth jockey to win racing's grand slam by claiming the Cox Plate on Probabeel.
Cox Plate timing right for import Mugatoo The absence of an established star in the Cox Plate has given Kris Lees the confidence to test Mugatoo against the country's best middle-distance horses.
Drama for O'Brien's two Cox Plate runners Two international raiders from the powerhouse stable of Aidan O'Brien are in doubt for the Cox Plate after failing their initial fitness tests.
Steel Prince penalised a kilo for Cup win Steel Prince is virtually assured of a Melbourne Cup start after he was penalised a kilo for winning the Geelong Cup, elevating him in the order of entry.
Waller pair need to peak in Cox Plate Chris Waller won four Cox Plates in a row with the mighty Winx but he knows they don't come that easily. He has both Kolding and Humidor in action this year.
Wide alley poses no barrier for Jami Lady Jami Lady has to contend with a wide gate for her comeback to racing at Doomben but co-trainer Matt Hoysted believes she is up to the challenge.
Rain will spoil Brooklyn Hustle's chances Trainer Jason Warren has his mare Brooklyn Hustle ready to fire in the Manikato Stakes but says if the predicted rain eventuates it will cruel her chances.
Ryan oozes confidence in Bondi favourite Gerald Ryan had a lightbulb moment after Peltzer was beaten in the Golden Rose and he has used it to plot the colt's next attack on a $1 million feature.
Maher has two great chances in Cox Plate Ciaron Maher can't wait to have his first starters in a Cox Plate and he thinks both Sir Dragonet and Grandslam have great prospects in the coveted race.
Latest career milestone looms for Neasham A recent addition to the Sydney training ranks, Annabel Neasham will saddle up her first Saturday runner when Jessica Rabbit makes her debut.
Freedman kicking goals on his own at Scone Will Freedman recently set up his own stables at Scone and he is already producing results from a limited team.
Doc chasing second Manikato Stakes crown Calvin McEvoy believes Hey Doc is on track for a fourth Group One win in the Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley, saying the sprinter is ready to peak.
Steel Prince shows grit to win Geelong Cup Steel Prince may have gained a start in the Melbourne Cup for the second year in a row after a narrow win over stablemate Le Don De Vie in the Geelong Cup.
Armory ready to fire in the Cox Plate Aidan O'Brien's travelling foreman T J Comerford believes Armory is a great Cox Plate chance as his form is better than that of their 2014 winner Adelaide.
Baker to cook up more carnival success Trainer Bjorn Baker hopes to continue his recent run of success with four horses engaged at the Bondi Stakes meeting at Randwick.
Peters hoping for beginner's luck in Plate Bob Peters is hoping his first ever Cox Plate starter, Arcadia Queen, can secure the famous race but he's worried a wet track could dull her closing sprint.
Owners again shut out of Cox Plate meeting No owners will be permitted at Moonee Valley for the Manikato Stakes and Cox Plate programs after an about-face from the Victorian government.
Waller confirms Melbourne Cup jockeys Chris Waller has confirmed Mark Zahra as the rider for star mare Verry Elleegant in the Melbourne Cup, a race the premier trainer is yet to win.
Williams declares Humidor ready for Plate Champion jockey Craig Williams can see several similarities between his 2006 Cox Plate winner Fields Of Omagh and his ride this year, Humidor.
Elizabeel ready for distance test in Bondi Trainer John Sargent has confirmed dual Randwick nominee Elizabeel will bypass the Brian Crowley Stakes in preference for a $1 million target.
Geelong Cup ideal litmus test for import Matt Cumani is surprised by the depth in the Geelong Cup field and says it will be a good measuring stick for his international recruit San Huberto.
Fury over Buckhurst's Cox Plate relegation Nick Williams didn't contemplate Buckhurst being relegated to Cox Plate first emergency and was shocked when the Irish raider failed to make the field.
Melody Belle tuned up for Melbourne raid Connections of outstanding Kiwi mare Melody Belle have confirmed she will make a cameo appearance in Melbourne this spring.
Russian Camelot on song for Cox Plate bid Trainer Danny O'Brien wasn't perturbed by Russian Camelot's last-start defeat at Caulfield saying he wasn't suited by the slow tempo of the race.
Prime Star ready to run a mile in Bondi Having passed his first distance test with a strong performance in the Stan Fox Stakes, Prime Star will again step up in journey to chase a $1 million target.
Hoof problems end Supergiant's campaign Michael Costa has sent Supergiant to the spelling paddock after persistent hoof problems ruled him out of an interstate campaign.
Australian racing lose Legend to Hong Kong Classique Legend has run his final race in Australia, at least for now, with his Hong Kong owner Bon Ho keen to showcase The Everest winner internationally.
Waller wins first Caulfield Cup in style Chris Waller has finally landed his first Caulfield Cup with star staying mare Verry Elleegant defying English Derby winner Anthony Van Dyck.
Octogenarian trainer scales The Everest Classique Legend has given Australia's best sprinters a start and a beating with a scintillating performance in the $15 million The Everest.
Danny O'Brien hits a winner with Graff Talented sprinter Graff has broken an extended drought from the winner's circle, scoring a Group Two victory on debut for trainer Danny O'Brien at Caulfield.
Huge day for Dailey after Kosciuszko win Bob Dailey went into The Kosciuszko double-handed as an owner and slot holder and he came away with all the spoils when It's Me raced home to win.
Albarado following in Sangster's footsteps Trent Busuttin looks back fondly on Sangster's win in the 2011 Victoria Derby and he's hoping Albarado can do what that horse did and claim the classic.
Lazy Endanger still prevails at Caulfield Sam Freedman believes Godolphin's Endanger has a bright future and he will aim the gelding at the Carbine Club Stakes after a tough win at Caulfield.
Snowden's colt gives new sire first win First season sire Capitalist has produced his first winner with Captivant impressive in claiming the Victory Vein Stakes at Randwick.
Truth on target for Kosciuszko defence Keith Dryden has followed a similar template to the one which delivered him Kosciuszko success 12 months ago with defending titleholder Handle The Truth.
Munce duo omen tips on Caulfield Cup day Memories of the champion Tulloch will be rekindled when Coco Fashion and Stampe race in his famous colours at Doomben.
Front Page out of Kosciuszko after mishap One of the leading contenders for The Kosciuszko has been scratched after injuring himself on the journey to Sydney.
Leon MacDonald hoping history can repeat Southern Speed finished fourth in the Turnbull Stakes before she won the Caulfield Cup and trainer Leon MacDonald is hoping stablemate Dalasan can follow suit.
Irithea chasing prize money milestone Connections of stakes winner Irithea have decided to race on for another season in the hope the mare can pass a significant benchmark.
Weight rise sets Cup winner a tough task Danny O'Brien says Vow And Declare is going as well as he was last year when runner-up in the Caulfield Cup but admits his weight rise is a challenge.
Classique poised to become Everest Legend The oldest trainer at Randwick will be striving to win one of Sydney's newest feature races when Les Bridge saddles up Classique Legend in The Everest.
Eduardo swaggers into Everest contention Trainer Joe Pride says Eduardo is in the zone and ready to run the race of his life in the $15 million The Everest at Randwick.
Barrier an obstacle for Anthony Van Dyck Although Anthony Van Dyck has drawn an outside barrier in the Caulfield Cup, he has thrived at Werribee and his stable believe he's ready to peak.
St Leger to provide Ideel autumn platform Trainer Bjorn Baker is satisfied She's Ideel will cope with a seven-day turnaround as she prepares to face her toughest assignment yet at Randwick.
Sprinter aiming for Awesome first up win The summer sprint series could be on the agenda for talented sprinter Awesome Pluck, who makes his comeback to racing at Doomben.
Moroney chirpy over Chapada's Cup chances Mike Moroney has scratched Aktau from the Caulfield Cup due to injury but he's upbeat his remaining runner Chapada can give him his first win in the race.
Waller sets sights on Everest Strip out He might have taken time to warm to the concept of The Everest but after winning the rich sprint at his first attempt, Chris Waller is an unabashed fan.
Setback for Kosciuszko favourite It's Me Undefeated mare It's Me has been treated with antibiotics after developing a cough and will need a veterinary clearance to line up in The Kosciuszko.
Kosciuszko chance brewing for Beer After relocating to Albury, trainer Mitchell Beer is quickly ticking off the goals he has set for his growing stable.
Ranting upstages his more fancied rivals In a gruelling finish, rank outsider Ranting has finished over the top of his two rivals Hanseatic and Anders to win the Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Waller worried about Elleegant Cup weight Chris Waller will saddle up three horses in his bid for a first Caulfield Cup with the Turnbull Stakes trifecta of Verry Elleegant, Toffee Tongue and Finche.
No Caulfield Cup for Coongy Cup winner Grahame Begg has a soft spot for Coongy Cup winner Nonconformist but he is happy to wait another year before targeting the stayer at the Caulfield Cup.
O'Brien's raider breaks down at Werribee The spring is over for Aidan O'Brien's miler Wichita after he fractured a hind leg at Werribee, the injury only discovered after he had completed trackwork.
Cummings enjoying Everest ride with mare While Bart Cummings had an unparalleled record in one of Australia's oldest races, his son Anthony is on a mission to win one of the newest.
Kosciuszko owner riding high with Anethole The owners of Kosciuszko runner Anethole are savouring the experience of being part of a $1.3 million race on one of the biggest days of the Sydney spring.
Legend fares well at Everest barrier draw Classique Legend remains a solid favourite for the $15 million The Everest after his midfield draw, while Nature Strip has been the market firmer.
Kosciuszko favourite on song for peak run Trainer Brett Cavanough cannot fault the preparations of his two Kosciuszko runners, headed by undefeated mare and race favourite It's Me.
Cumani sweats on Cup start for San Huberto Matt Cumani's San Huberto is on the cusp of gaining a Caulfield Cup start and the trainer is preparing the imported stayer as if he is running.
Tragedy for Winx as her first foal dies The owners of beloved mare Winx are focusing on the champion's welfare following the death of her much-anticipated first foal.
Flying Anders ready for race of tactics Although Anders will only take on two other runners in the Blue Sapphire Stakes, his co-trainer David Eustace expects it to be a tactical battle.
Champion mare Enable retired from racing Connections have confirmed star galloper Enable has run her last race and will be retired to the broodmare barn.
Waller happy duo on target for Everest Stablemates Nature Strip and Haut Brion Her have rounded out their preparations for The Everest with both getting the stamp of approval from their trainer.
Dollar For Dollar catapulted into Everest Connections of Golden Slipper winner Farnan have decided to bypass a start in The Everest with his spot filled by Gilgai Stakes placegetter Dollar For Dollar.
Vanna Girl's campaign at the crossroads The Toby and Trent Edmonds stable will monitor the condition of Vanna Girl before deciding on the mare's remaining spring carnival targets.
Caulfield Cup now a free hit for Mirage Mirage Dancer ran third in the 2019 Caulfield Cup and returns for another shot this year in top form after winning the Group One Metropolitan Handicap.
Haut Brion Her lands last Everest slot Champion trainer Chris Waller will have two runners in The Everest with Haut Brion Her joining stablemate Nature Strip in the field for the $15 million sprint.
Kah produces peach to win on Mr Quickie Mr Quickie took out his second Group One race with his victory in the Toorak Handicap, vindicating the decision to bypass the Caulfield Cup.
Pike caps red letter day with Guineas win Black Caviar's nephew, Ole Kirk, has stamped himself Australia's hottest stallion prospect with his win in the Caulfield Guineas, according to Wayne Hawkes.
Montefilia earns Spring Champion honours Jason Collett has celebrated his second Group One win and first in Sydney to take out the Spring Champion Stakes aboard star filly Montefilia.
Flit could bypass Eagle for interstate G1 The $7.5 million Golden Eagle is just one of the targets being considered for Godolphin mare Flit after her return to the winner's circle at Randwick.
Walker makes most of Guineas opportunity Michael Walker had one ride at Caulfield and made the most of it with a Group One win on Odeum in the Thousand Guineas.
Peltzer bounces back to earn shot at Bondi Co-trainer Gerald Ryan will test Peltzer over a mile in the Bondi Stakes after the colt returned to winning form in the Stan Fox Stakes at Randwick.
Perth Queen regains her crown over Camelot Former star Perth mare Arcadia Queen won her first race in over a year when she defeated Russian Camelot in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Wild Ruler stakes Everest claims with win Three-year-old Wild Ruler has done his Everest credentials no harm with a dominant win against his own age in the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
It's not Fake news that filly has talent The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace stable has started the season in great style with their two-year-olds, producing another rising star in filly Fake Love.
Irish spring raiders cleared to compete Caulfield Cup favourite Anthony Van Dyck is among a group of Aidan and Joseph O'Brien-trained horses cleared to race following out of competition testing.
Wide draws prompt Widdup to change plans Stablemates Icebath and Akari have been scratched from the Angst Stakes after drawing outside gates and will now contest separate races at Randwick.
O'Shea pair well credentialled for Angst Talented stablemates All Saints' Eve and Rocha Clock will go head-to-head in the Group Three Angst Stakes at Randwick and both present with undeniable claims.
King's Legacy ready to reign in Guineas Dual Group One-winning juvenile King's Legacy will have to overcome an outside draw in the Caulfield Guineas to claim his first major as a three-year-old.
Queensland Cup trip ideal for Sir Barnabus Sir Barnabus produced an out-of-character performance in the Toowoomba Cup but trainer Jason Edwards is confident he can bounce back in the Queensland Cup.
Brunton's star gone but not forgotten Scott Brunton lost his favourite horse last week when Hellova Street died from a colic attack. He has his heir apparent Mandela Effect in the Toorak Handicap.
Champion goal for Dancer on way to Derby Injury prevented Danehill Smile from reaching her full potential and trainer Anthony Cummings hopes her son, Street Dancer, can make up for lost opportunities.
Cummings' filly ready for Group One sphere James Cummings says Thermosphere has bounced out of her win in the Edward Manifold Stakes and is ready to take on Group One level in the Thousand Guineas.
O'Brien's spring raiders pass first test Six horses from the stable of champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien have blown out the cobwebs with a course proper workout at Werribee.
Nature Strip gets green light from vets Multiple Group One winner Nature Strip has passed an endoscopic examination, clearing him to continue his preparation for The Everest.
Russian Camelot to take on familiar faces Danny O'Brien's star Russian Camelot takes on only five rivals in his Cox Plate lead in run in the Caulfield Stakes, including four he beat at his last start.
Tempo crucial for Red Chase at Doomben Red Chase will be striving to turn the tables on his Weetwood Handicap conqueror Jadentom when they stage a rematch at Doomben.
Distance right for Flit in Silver Eagle Group One winner Flit will be Godolphin's only runner in the Silver Eagle and trainer James Cummings expects her to give the race a shake.
Preusker looks to outfox rivals in Guineas Paul Preusker is hoping a last-minute decision to run Lunar Fox in the Caulfield Guineas will pay off as he believes he's fresh enough for the 1600m race.
Mamaragan confirmed for Guineas start The Stan Fox Stakes shapes an ideal target for Mamaragan but trainer John Thompson has taken a long-term view in bypassing the race for an interstate target.
O'Shea pair vying for Champion honours At the start of the year, John O'Shea mapped a path to the Spring Champion Stakes for Lion's Roar and Socrates and both will line up in the Group One feature.
Yosemite ready to climb Group One summit Robbie Griffiths is certain Yosemite's long odds aren't a true representation of her prospects in the Thousand Guineas as he believes she's an each-way chance.
Ryan outlines carnival plans for Villami Three horses likely to feature in stakes races this spring have filled the trifecta in a midweek sprint at Warwick Farm, led home by Listed winner Villami.
O'Brien raiders on song for spring tilt The quartet of horses Joseph O'Brien has brought to Australia for the spring carnival have all settled in well at Werribee, including Master Of Reality.
Price looking for another Guineas surprise Three years after he produced Mighty Boss for an upset win in the Caulfield Guineas, Mick Price is hoping one of his three runners can repeat the feat.
Montefilia hungry for more spring success Jason Collett will have his first sit aboard Group One winner Montefilia in a trackwork gallop before he partners her in the Spring Champion Stakes.
Tagaloa drawn to box seat in the Guineas Trent Busuttin is approaching the Caulfield Guineas with confidence regarding the prospects of Tagaloa, who from barrier three should get the run of the race.
Farnan out of Roman Consul with foot issue Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are facing a battle to get Farnan fit for The Everest after the colt was a notable omission from the Roman Consul Stakes.
Harron wins Everest race for Libertini Connections of Premiere Stakes winner Libertini have struck a deal with James Harron Bloodstock and the mare will take her place in the $15 The Everest.
Moody's star Glenfiddich out of Guineas Peter Moody's star colt Glenfiddich has been scratched from the Caulfield Guineas due to a breathing obstruction in his throat and will miss the spring.
Oliver gives Mo'unga his seal of approval Champion jockey Damien Oliver was impressed with the style of boom colt Mo'unga after testing him for the first time in the lead up to the Caulfield Guineas.
New jockey for Peltzer in Stan Fox Stakes Tim Clark will be the new rider for Peltzer in the Stan Fox Stakes at Randwick where the talented colt will be on trial for a start in the Bondi Stakes.
Hayes not too cross about tough barriers Lindsay Park had a horror result at the Caulfield Guineas barrier draw with their two runners, Aysar and Crosshaven, drawing the outside barriers of 14 and 15.
RV awaits test results on O'Brien horses Horses from the international stables of Aidan and Joseph O'Brien have undergone testing at Werribee over concerns they may have ingested contaminated feed.
Bowman out to make his mark in Melbourne Hugh Bowman is hoping his decision to forgo some plum spring rides in Sydney will pay dividends when he partners King's Legacy in the Caulfield Guineas.
Cherry Tortoni ready for Guineas clash Trainer Patrick Payne couldn't be happier with Cherry Tortoni going into the Caulfield Guineas but he rates rival Glenfiddich as the horse to beat.
Crunch time looms for Alligator Blood Trainer David Vandyke will have a clearer picture of how well Alligator Blood's spring campaign is tracking when he tackles the Silver Eagle at Randwick.
Mirage Dancer upstages Sydney stayers Jockey Nash Rawiller has labelled Mirage Dancer as a genuine chance in the Melbourne Cup after his victory in the Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick.
Waller wins his fifth G1 Turnbull Stakes In what Mark Zahra described as a ding dong finish, his mount Verry Elleegant took out the Turnbull Stakes, a race in which Chris Waller trained the trifecta.
McEvoy, Richards enjoy a day to remember Jamie Richards has celebrated one of his best days as a trainer winning Group One races in Australia and New Zealand with star mares Probabeel and Melody Belle.
Persan grabs Melbourne Cup berth with win Persan's campaign started in March and he underlined his toughness and class with a win in The Bart Cummings, securing a golden ticket into the Melbourne Cup.
Libertini stakes claims for Everest slot The Anthony Cummings-trained Libertini has claimed the scalps of Classique Legend and Nature Strip to win the Premiere Stakes at Randwick.
Montefilia upstages favourites in Flight Trainer David Payne will look to back up Montefilia in the Spring Champion Stakes after her thrilling win in the final leg of the Princess Series.
Zoutori lowers colours of star sprinters Straight track specialist Zoutori lowered the colours of Everest contenders Tofane and Santa Ana Lane when he won the Gilgai Stakes narrowly for Jamie Kah.
Kolding climbs Hill to earn Cox Plate tilt Trainer Chris Waller has declared the Cox Plate as the target for rejuvenated galloper Kolding after he passed a distance test in the Hill Stakes.
McDonald lands juvenile double at Randwick Jockey James McDonald has cleaned up in the opening two-year-old races of the Sydney season, highlighted by his Gimcrack Stakes romp aboard Enthaar.
Ingratiating gives Frosted a great start James Cummings trained two-year-old Ingratiating showed he had a big future with his debut victory at Flemington, defeating favourite General Beau.
Munce interviewed after runner scratched Top jockey-turned-trainer Chris Munce is at the centre of a Queensland stewards' inquiry after an inspection of his stables found an alleged rule breach.
Raiders arrive and Kah picks up key ride A contingent of 29 northern hemisphere raiders have arrived safely in Melbourne overnight as a key Cups ride was announced.
Imports on notice to produce at Randwick The only jockey to have won on Mustajeer in Australia, Hugh Bowman will reunite with the Australian Bloodstock stayer in the Metropolitan Handicap.
Farm venue perfect for Seeingisbelieving Seeingisbelieving is poised to add another Eagle Farm victory to his tally since joining the Tony Gollan stable from New South Wales.
Joviality shaping to be Martin's next Star Joviality will be the new kid on the block in the Group One Flight Stakes at Randwick where she will clash with proven fillies Dame Giselle and Hungry Heart.
Harlem is ready to shuffle in Turnbull Tom Dabernig believes stable veteran Harlem has a lot in his favour in the Turnbull Stakes, which is run at a track and distance he loves.
Niccanova back on track for Epsom tilt Niccanova is one of the roughies in the Epsom Handicap but he showed enough in the Shannon Stakes to convince owner Steve Tregea he is a genuine contender.
Cumani's Creedence on song for Cup test Matt Cumani believes The Bart Cummings is the right race for Creedence and would love to see him win to gain an automatic start in the Melbourne Cup.
Good gate key factor for Mugatoo in Metrop Kris Lees is placing more significance on Mugatoo's good barrier than his big weight as the exciting stayer prepares for a race that will define his spring.
Firm deck a concern for Alexander's stayer Archie Alexander believes former English stayer Young Rascal is ready to improve in The Bart Cummings but says he needs a forgiving track to produce his best.
Libertini puts Everest cards on the table Trainer Anthony Cummings has put all his eggs in one basket as he prepares Libertini for a last-ditch bid to secure one of two remaining slots in The Everest.
Rivals out to break Epsom hoodoo for mares Arch rivals Funstar and Probabeel will be looking to improve on the surprisingly poor strike rate of mares in the Group One Epsom Handicap at Randwick.
Overseas Cup raiders on way to Melbourne A valuable planeload of northern hemisphere raiders, headed by Aidan O'Brien's stars, is expected to arrive late this week for the spring carnival.
Vandyke recruit set to Lord it over rivals Trainer David Vandyke is confident his recent acquisition Desert Lord can cope with a class rise in the Lexus Spring Cup at Eagle Farm.
Vow And Declare ready for Turnbull Stakes Danny O'Brien believes both last year's Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare and King Of Leogrance are on track to produce big efforts in the Turnbull Stakes.
Newnham follows proven path with Miravalle The Flight Stakes is traditionally a race where the staying fillies can show their hand and trainer Mark Newnham expects Miravalle to rise to the occasion.
Stakes targets for two Kensington winners Stallion Pierro has produced two promising winners at the Kensington meeting and both are poised to step up to stakes grade this spring.
Redwood Shadow emerges as a Derby chance There were several impressive winners at Ballarat who could make an impact during the spring, headed by possible Victoria Derby aspirant Redwood Shadow.
Mare with champagne tastes ready for Epsom Wendy Roche has promised to produce a bottle of champagne if Nettoyer wins the Epsom Handicap but the trainer won't be the one drinking it.
Prince steeled for a scrap at Flemington For the second year in a row, tough stayer Steel Prince will try to secure a Melbourne Cup start by winning a race that earns him automatic entry.
Verry Elleegant confirmed for Melbourne Premier trainer Chris Waller has made some key decisions about which races his star runners will contest at Randwick and Flemington.
Dry track the key to Hush Writer in Metrop Tulloch Lodge trainer Adrian Bott believes Hush Writer can reverse the Newcastle Cup result and upset Metropolitan Handicap fancy Mugatoo at Randwick.
Surprise Baby ready for Flemington fight Paul Preusker will decide after Surprise Baby runs in the Turnbull Stakes whether he will contest the Cox Plate or head straight to the Melbourne Cup.
Godolphin to have two Everest runners Two more horses have been confirmed as starters in the $15 million The Everest with Santa Ana Lane and Trekking snapped up for slots in the past 24 hours.
Highest Cup first acceptances in a decade Although international numbers are down, racing officials are thrilled that there is the highest number of first acceptances for a Melbourne Cup in ten years.
Aktau back on track for Turnbull Stakes Aktau's most recent run was the first time he had been unplaced in Australia but trainer Mike Moroney said he was ready to bounce back in the Turnbull Stakes.
Barrier seven for Mugatoo in Metropolitan Jockey Kerrin McEvoy believes Mugatoo is the right horse to deliver him an elusive victory in the Group One Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick.
Wide draw no barrier for Funstar in Epsom Shooting for back-to-back wins in the Group One Epsom Handicap, Glen Boss is bullish about getting the job done on Funstar despite her outside draw.
Dolan gets stamp of approval from Edmonds Robbie Dolan's aggressive riding style has earned him the ride on classy Queensland mare Vanna Girl in the Group One Epsom Handicap.
Godolphin confirm Bivouac for Everest slot Big race jockey Glen Boss will ride Bivouac in The Everest after Godolphin confirmed the four-year-old would represent its slot in the Randwick showpiece.
All clear for Nature Strip in trial hitout Nature Strip has passed an important barrier trial test at Rosehill and is clear to continue his Everest build up in the Group Two Premiere Stakes.
Defining day for Hickmott's German stayers Robert Hickmott's stayers Schabau and Django Freeman need to win their respective feature races at Flemington if they are to progress to their spring goals.
Smith keeps options open for max Impact Trainer Matthew Smith has nominated Fierce Impact for three feature races in two states and will decide later this week which one he contests.
Injured Rothfire ruled out of The Everest The Everest dream is over for connections of beaten Golden Rose favourite Rothfire, who has been confirmed to have suffered a serious leg injury.
Waller sets Golden target for Subpoenaed Talented mare Subpoenaed has claimed an overdue stakes win at Rosehill to put herself on a path towards the rich Golden Eagle.
Rising star Russian Camelot earns praise Russian Camelot has rocketed to the top of markets for the two biggest races of the Melbourne spring with a dominant victory in the Underwood Stakes.
Hawkes colts fight out Golden Rose finish Superbly bred colt Ole Kirk has narrowly staved off his Hawkes Racing stablemate North Pacific to score an upset win in the Group One Golden Rose.
Exciting filly makes it four from four Instant Celebrity had her first start away from Adelaide but showed she could handle the class rise with a smart win in the Thousand Guineas Prelude.
State switch lands Coruscate another win Sean Keogh, Godolphin's Melbourne foreman, says Caulfield Listed winner Coruscate is relishing being switched between the Sydney and Melbourne stables.
Roman Consul next stop for Wild Ruler Wild Ruler's new-found maturity was on display at Rosehill when he settled beautifully for James McDonald before racing away with the Heritage Stakes.
Headstrong mare makes it successive wins Jim Conlan trains a handful of horses these days and he's thankful that Pinyin has improved her racing manners, a change that has led to successive wins.
Attorney chance to back up in Metropolitan Trainer Matthew Smith will let the dust settle before deciding whether to press on to the Group One Metropolitan Handicap with improving import Attorney.
Pippie leads throughout to win Moir Stakes In a sustained show of speed, Pippie has led from start to finish to land her second Group One win in the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
First Group win for comeback trainer Moody Peter Moody celebrated his first Group race victory since his return to the training ranks after Glenfiddich outclassed his rivals at Moonee Valley.
Second chance for Gask and Lord Fandango Life has come full circle for trainer Jeremy Gask and veteran stayer Lord Fandango, who have been reunited four years after they both switched continents.
Gem of a mare ready to Rule in Pendant The consistency of Jen Rules during the winter carnival in Brisbane has convinced connections to continue her racing career in search of a black-type win.
Weight right for Boomsara in Weetwood Chris Munce was a two-time Weetwood-winning jockey and he will be aiming to claim the famous Toowoomba sprint for the first time as a trainer with Boomsara.
Smith sweats on wet track for Sydney filly The superior wet track form of filly Rock My Wand has prompted connections to send her interstate in the hope of striking rain-affected ground at Caulfield.
Alexiou out to engineer a Group One upset Gerald Ryan and Sterling Alexiou will saddle up their first Group One runner as a training partnership when Peltzer tackles the Golden Rose.
Williams fears Camelot in Underwood Matthew Williams is happy with how Harbour Views is progressing but believes he faces a big test in taking on Russian Camelot in the Underwood Stakes.
Hugh Bowman wins appeal against Farnan ban Hugh Bowman has celebrated a significant victory off the track with his successful appeal against a suspension which threatened his spring carnival.
Berry booked for Victorian mare in Everest Tommy Berry has been confirmed as the new rider for All Aged Stakes winner Tofane when she lines up in the world's richest turf race.
Testing track to suit Bandipur in Weetwood Trainer Kelly Purdy believes the testing Clifford Park circuit at Toowoomba will bring out the best in Bandipur in the Weetwood Handicap.
Heathcote savouring Rothfire adventure From travelling the world as a tour manager to training thoroughbreds, Robert Heathcote's working life has taken him on one journey after another.
I Am Superman flying ahead of Shannon tilt Snowden Racing has gone to Plan B with talented import I Am Superman, who will contest the Shannon Stakes after missing out on a Group One start in Melbourne.
Fresh is best for Mr Quickie, says trainer Phillip Stokes has a big day at Caulfield with stable star Mr Quickie and exciting three-year-olds Instant Celebrity and Savannah Cloud in action.
Cummings hopes Trekking is Everest bound Godolphin will have two runners in the Moir Stakes including Trekking who could be heading back to The Everest, a race he finished third in last year.
Emanate conjures emotional Canterbury win A daughter of one of Bob Ingham's best horses, Emanate has posted a fitting victory at Canterbury as the racing industry mourns the popular owner's death.
O'Brien unveils Victoria Derby prospect Danny O'Brien has a powerful team aimed at the major Cups and he's now got a legitimate Victoria Derby chance in Derby Trial winner Cetshwayo.
King's Legacy out to spoil Rothfire's Rose Hugh Bowman has a perfect record on King's Legacy and connections are hoping that remains the case when jockey and horse reunite in the Golden Rose.
Jamie Kah returns a winner on juvenile Both trainer Mat Ellerton and jockey Jamie Kah branded General Beau a natural two-year-old after his outstanding debut win in the season's first juvenile race.
Racing industry mourns death of Bob Ingham One of Australian racing's biggest owners and breeders for many years, Bob Ingham has died just two years short of his 90th birthday.
Fresh Pippie ready to fire in Moir Stakes Flying mare Pippie is undefeated in three first-up runs and she is aiming to keep that record intact in the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Oliver has pick of stars in Melbourne Cup Damien Oliver will choose between two of trainer Danny O'Brien's stars, Russian Camelot and last year's winner Vow And Declare, in the Melbourne Cup.
Pride still hopeful of Everest call-up Joe Pride is still hopeful of having a runner in The Everest and he is happy to be patient as the final five slot holders weigh up their options.
Fabergino ready to fly at The Valley Perth trainer Tiarnna Robertson's long-range plan to bring speedy mare Fabergino to Melbourne for the Moir Stakes is about to come to fruition.
Love all around for Freedmans at Rosehill Fresh from an outstanding season, trainers Richard and Michael Freedman will chase a stakes race double at Rosehill with two emerging young horses.
Final field of nine for G1 Golden Rose Nine three-year-olds will contest the $1 million Golden Rose with flying Queensland sprinter Rothfire a dominant early favourite.
Busuttin's Derby contenders go on trial Trent Busuttin says the midweek meeting at Flemington will be key for the three horses he is aiming towards the Group One Victoria Derby.
Mamaragan still John Thompson's Golden boy Trainer John Thompson is maintaining his faith in Group One placegetter Mamaragan, confident the colt can rebound in the $1 million Golden Rose.
Undefeated Diamond set to sparkle in Moir Diamond Effort has had five starts for five wins this year and her trainer Clinton McDonald believes she can measure up in Group One company.
Tyzone to stake Epsom claims in Shannon Tyzone's performance in the Shannon Stakes at Rosehill will determine if he continues on a path to the Group One Epsom Handicap.
Nature Strip drama overshadows 2YO trials The new-season juveniles stepped out at the official two-year-old trials at Randwick but it was a mishap by Nature Strip that attracted attention.
Behemoth carries big weight to G1 victory South Australian Behemoth made it successive Group One wins when he took out the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes, prompting connections to hope for an Everest call-up.
Bridge says Legend the best he has trained Les Bridge has trained several star horses during his 60-year career but he regards Classique Legend as the best of them after the sprinter's stunning return.
Caulfield Cup on order for emerging stayer Lightly-raced stayer Orderofthegarter has won his way into the Caulfield Cup with an impressive performance in the Naturalism Stakes.
By George, Kolding back in winner's stall Champion trainer Chris Waller has continued his epic record in Group One mile races at Randwick, winning the George Main Stakes with Kolding.
Walker not surprised by Odeum's victory Michael Walker said Mick Price didn't take him seriously when he said Odeum could have won her previous start bar for bad luck but he had the last laugh.
Kerrin McEvoy breaks duck aboard Probabeel New Zealand mare Probabeel has booked her spot in the Group One Epsom Handicap with a polished victory in a key lead-up race at Randwick.
Counsel Victoria Derby-bound after win The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace stable hope they have unveiled a Victoria Derby contender in Wise Counsel, who took out the first race at Caulfield.
Unbeaten It's Me new Kosciuszko favourite The Brett Cavanough-trained It's Me has maintained her perfect record with a brilliant win at Randwick to firm into favouritism for the Kosciuszko.
RV cancels country race meets due to COVID Victoria will host just two race meetings across the state on Melbourne Cup day after several others were abandoned due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Mugatoo delivers Kris Lees a hometown Cup Local trainer Kris Lees has celebrated a sentimental win in the Newcastle Cup with classy import Mugatoo, who has lumped a big weight to score.
Farnan out of Golden Rose but into Everest Part-owners Aquis are keeping faith in Golden Slipper winner Farnan, confirming the colt will represent their slot in the $15 million The Everest.
Sargent says Brandenburg can bounce back Trainer John Sargent expects Group One placegetter Brandenburg to show his true colours at Randwick after recovering well from a tough first-up run.
Cartwright gets Gollan's stamp of approval Georgina Cartwright's northern sojourn begins at the Gold Coast where she has been entrusted with the rides on two odds-on favourites for new boss Tony Gollan.
Clark keen on chances of Tulloch Lodge duo Jockey Tim Clark will combine with Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott in two stakes races at Randwick and he expects both Tulloch Lodge gallopers to be competitive.
Gear change for Dreamforce in George Main Frontrunner Dreamforce will have the blinkers off when he takes on a select field of six rivals in the Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick.
McEvoy in Pretty Brazen chase for dollars Tony McEvoy is happy with the strength of his two-pronged attack on the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield where he runs Pretty Brazen and Dollar For Dollar.
Hugh Bowman suspended over Farnan ride Star jockey Hugh Bowman will miss the rich Epsom Handicap day meeting after being outed over his ride on Farnan at Rosehill.
Mozzie out to Monster Caulfield opponents John Sadler believes Mozzie Monster has what it takes to be a Group One filly but he wants to see her win the Jim Moloney Stakes to confirm his opinion.
Aqua Vite aiming for home track victory A horse who cheated death is playing a pivotal role in helping his trainer climb the premiership ladder.
Clark hunting consecutive Cups on Writer Tulloch Lodge stayer Hush Writer will aim to become the first horse in more than half a century to score successive wins in the Newcastle Cup.
Shorts hope a Catalyst by name and nature One of the first horses to walk into Clayton Chipperfield's stable, star New Zealander Catalyst is taking the fledgling trainer on a remarkable ride.
Cascadian chasing maiden Group One victory James Cummings gave Cascadian two lead-in runs in weight-for-age races at Caulfield hoping it would be the perfect recipe for a Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes win.
Montefilia not certain to pursue Oaks path The pandemic situation in Victoria has trainer David Payne considering his spring options for Montefilia, who returns from a let-up in the Tea Rose Stakes.
Distance rise to suit Tagaloa at Caulfield Trent Busuttin has always wanted to see Tagaloa over a longer trip as he believes he will be suited and could even emerge as a Cox Plate contender.
All Aged Stakes winner books Everest slot Group One-winning sprinter Tofane has secured a berth in The Everest with confirmation she will represent the slot held by Yulong Investments.
Cambourne headed to G1 Caulfield Guineas Mick Price believes Cambourne is up to Caulfield Guineas standard but his problem is trying to get the Bendigo winner into the Group One race.
Well-related Deniki delivers at the Farm Lightly-raced filly Deniki, a close relation to Group Two winner Menari, has fought back after being headed to land her maiden win at Warwick Farm.
Mother aiming for Sir Rupert Clarke repeat Daniel Bowman had his greatest moment as a trainer when Begood Toya Mother won the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes and he is looking for a repeat performance.
Stewards set a date for Farnan inquiry Racing NSW stewards are set to resume their inquiry into the controversial first-up performance of Golden Slipper winner Farnan.
Fellowes in no hurry to find new jockey Charlie Fellowes needs a new jockey for Prince Of Arran but he's got no shortage of potential suitors for the dual Melbourne Cup placegetter.
Perseverance Chris Waller's key to Kolding Chris Waller is adamant George Main Stakes contender Kolding is going as well as he ever has and only needs the right conditions to return to the winner's list.
Big weekend looms for Godolphin stars Seasoned Godolphin campaigner Avilius is on track to defend his Group One George Main Stakes title at Randwick where his rivals will include barn mate Colette.
Aidan O'Brien sending stars to Melbourne Irish master trainer Aidan O'Brien has placed six horses into quarantine for the Melbourne spring carnival headed by 2019 Epsom Derby winner Anthony Van Dyck.
McDonald to link with Standout in Shorts Co-trainer Gerald Ryan has secured the services of top jockey James McDonald to partner Standout when the sprinter kicks off his campaign at Randwick.
Moroney faces anxious wait with Buffalo Mike Moroney is hoping to have two runners in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield in boom galloper Buffalo River and smart ex-Kiwi Harlech.
Zoustyle readied for Gold Coast cameo Dynamic sprinter Zoustyle is preparing to return to racing at the Gold Coast with a Magic Millions campaign on the horizon.
Marquand celebrates first classic victory Galileo Chrome has provided jockey Tom Marquand with a remarkable first classic victory in the St Leger at Doncaster.
Haut Brion Her returns a winner in Sheraco A masterful training performance by Chris Waller has helped Haut Brion Her make a winning return at Rosehill after a year on the sidelines.
Doubtland impressive in Danehill victory Wayne Hawkes has a huge opinion of Doubtland but even he was worried about his position in the run in the Danehill Stakes before he sprinted home to win.
Wild Planet earns top Marks at Rosehill The first two horses across the line in the Theo Marks Stakes, Wild Planet and Funstar, are set for a rematch in next month's Group One Epsom Handicap.
Fierce Impact holds off Russian Camelot Fierce Impact has recorded his third Group One win over 1600 metres when fending off the exciting Russian Camelot to claim the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Rothfire blazes to victory as Farnan bolts The Run To The Rose was expected to provide a mouth-watering clash between some of the country's best three-year-olds but instead it was a race of high drama.
Waller labels Mo'unga a star of the future Up-and-coming colt Mo'unga has firmed into outright favouritism for the Spring Champion Stakes with an outstanding performance at Rosehill.
Zoutori scrapes in to claim Bobbie Lewis For the second year in a row Zoutori has taken out the Bobbie Lewis Quality first-up, proving again that he is a straight track specialist.
Fituese emerges as an Everest wildcard Bonny mare Fituese has given trainer John Thompson a sentimental win in the Vale Rick Worthington Handicap at Rosehill.
Crosshaven headed to Caulfield Guineas Tom Dabernig believes they have a smart horse in Crosshaven, who will continue towards the Caulfield Guineas after his Flemington win in the Exford Plate.
Blinkers on Flit for Sheraco distance drop Hugh Bowman has been aboard Flit for her two biggest wins and the horse and jockey combination will reunite in the Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill.
Gollan on weather watch with Just Orm Tony Gollan is keeping an eye on the weather before deciding if seasoned campaigner Just Orm takes on Alligator Blood at Doomben.
Warning kicks off Melbourne Cup mission Victoria Derby winner Warning is pleasing his trainers ahead of his return in the Makybe Diva Stakes but his main target is the Melbourne Cup.
Gulgong punters club in Kosciuszko mix A group of locals from the small country NSW town of Gulgong will be part of this year's The Kosciuszko after landing a winning ticket in the sweepstake.
Ryan shows faith in Rose hopeful Peltzer The Golden Rose puzzle will become clearer at Rosehill when the first seven horses in early markets clash in a crucial lead-up race.
Star Queensland colt in Melbourne debut Top Queensland colt Wisdom Of Water makes his Melbourne debut in the Danehill Stakes alongside stablemate and three-year-old filly Annavisto.
Baker Positive his mare is the real deal Trainer Bjorn Baker will head to Rosehill will two emerging mares who he hopes can develop into stable flag bearers this spring.
Price confident regarding Immortal Love The clash between undefeated three-year-olds Immortal Love and Cherry Tortoni will be one of the early highlights on a strong Flemington meeting.
Fender not a certain starter in Theo Marks Bush galloper Fender is a confirmed runner in the Kosciuszko but his trainer is weighing up whether to start him from an outside gate in the Theo Marks Stakes.
Star mare Rubisaki's Everest dream over Rubisaki put in an uncharacteristic display when she resumed at Caulfield and has since been diagnosed with a virus, ruling her out of The Everest.
Bowman says Slipper winner is ready to Run Tulloch Lodge colt Farnan has given jockey Hugh Bowman every reason to be confident he can continue his racetrack dominance as a three-year-old.
Levendi set to follow spring Cups trail Peter Gelagotis isn't suggesting Levendi will return to racing a winner in the Makybe Diva Stakes but says the horse is ready for a big comeback campaign.
Alligator Blood odds-on for comeback race Trainer David Vandyke isn't buying into the hype surrounding the much-anticipated return to racing of Group One winner Alligator Blood at Doomben.
Top jockey James Winks retires from riding Victorian jockey James Winks has ridden in his final race, announcing his premature retirement due to a medical condition.
Lloyd buzzing after first city win on Bee Apprentice Madison Lloyd, who is based at Swan Hill, has hardly ridden in the city but she made the most of a rare opportunity at Sandown Hillside.
Blue-blooded colts reign at Canterbury Well-bred three-year-olds Argenteus and Cadenabbia will be given the chance to earn their way to stakes company after their breakthrough wins at Canterbury.
Aysar heading to G1 Caulfield Guineas Ben Hayes saw enough in Aysar's victory at Sandown Hillside to think he could be up to Caulfield Guineas standard despite not winning by a big margin.
Moore brothers out to Crack next milestone Brothers John and Gary Moore will saddle up their first stakes runner as a training partnership when Crack On Crack On makes his Australian debut at Rosehill.
Dalasan aiming to win his first Group One South Australian horses have dominated feature interstate races in recent weeks and Leon MacDonald is hoping Dalasan can continue the winning run.
O'Brien excited by rising star's return Danny O'Brien is hoping hype will meet expectation with Russian Camelot when he resumes from a spell in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
English Derby winner top weight for Cup Handicaps have been released for the Melbourne Cup with English Derby winner Anthony Van Dyck given the distinction of being allocated top weight.
Bivouac impresses Bowman in latest trial Dual Group One winner Bivouac has moved a step closer to his racetrack return with a bold barrier trial performance at Randwick.
Pride set to showcase two Everest hopefuls All Aged Stakes placegetter Fasika will make her seasonal return at Rosehill where she will be on a mission to underline her claims to a slot in The Everest.
Fierce Impact on song for Makybe Diva Fierce Impact loves 1600 metres and the star Sydney galloper will return to Flemington to take on a top-class field over the distance in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
David Hayes gets on the board in Hong Kong Australian trainer David Hayes has celebrated a win at the opening meeting of the Hong Kong racing season.
Outback Barbie to resume in Sheraco Stakes The Group Two Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill will be the target for classy mare Outback Barbie when she returns to racing.
In-form Jamie Kah suspended by stewards Jamie Kah has taken all before her in recent weeks but she won't be seen until September 23 after being suspended for the second time this month.
Dreamforce bounces back to snare Tramway Bold frontrunner Dreamforce has rebounded off a tough first up run to deliver trainer John Thompson back-to-back wins in the Tramway Stakes at Randwick.
Waller gets Humidor to turn back the clock Chris Waller has resurrected the career of Humidor, which was close to over, producing him for a debut win for the stable in the Feehan Stakes.
Waller dedicates Group win to Worthington The feature race meeting at Randwick has been overshadowed by the death of popular trainer Rick Worthington from cancer at the age of 60.
Bella Vella shows toughness to win again Bella Vella kept her undefeated record in 2020 intact with a tough win in the McEwen Stakes and trainer Will Clarken believes the best is yet to come.
Showmanship puts on another winning act Showmanship proved he's one of the rising stars of Australian racing when he won his sixth race in a row at Moonee Valley to put himself on a Group One path.
Dame Giselle overcomes wide run in Furious The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Dame Giselle has now claimed the opening two legs of the Princess Series with an against-the-odds win in the Furious Stakes.
Gytrash downs Nature Strip in Concorde South Australian sprinter Gytrash has chased down Everest favourite Nature Strip to win the Group Three Concorde Stakes at Randwick.
Maher and Eustace land early Valley treble Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace continued their great start to the 2020-21 racing season, winning three out of the first four races at Moonee Valley.
All Time Legend on song in Randwick return He does not have the profile of stablemate Classique Legend, but All Time Legend enjoyed his moment in the sun with a tough victory at Randwick.
Rothfire confirmed for The Everest slot Group One winner Rothfire has become the first three-year-old to book a place in the world's richest turf race, securing the Everest slot held by miRunners.
King rules with Wyong feature race double Jockey Rachel King has put her stamp on Wyong's major meeting of the spring, producing two superbly timed rides to claim the day's showpiece races.
Ghostly connection to Furious Stakes card Trainer David Pfieffer is expecting a bold run from seasoned campaigner Ghostly when he returns from a freshen up at Randwick.
First-up strike rate points to Malahide Matt McGillivray's return to riding after a fall will receive a timely boost if Malahide can build on her reputation as a first-up specialist at Doomben.
Furious set to sort out Sydney's fillies No Sydney filly has yet emerged as the standout of her generation but that could change when a smart field gathers for the Group Two Furious Stakes.
Ryan pair boast fitness edge in Feehan Trainer Nick Ryan has two of the eight runners in the Feehan Stakes in Mahamedeis and Sircconi and he's hoping one of them can snare a Cox Plate spot.
Berry hoping Angel can shine in Chelmsford A handy array of rides awaits jockey Tommy Berry at Randwick, including Group One winner Angel Of Truth for Team Hawkes in the Chelmsford Stakes
Trainer says Bella ready to fly in McEwen Will Clarken believes his flying mare Bella Vella is in a happy place after an undefeated preparation and can continue where she left off at The Valley.
Crusader heads to Randwick without Berry Hawkes Racing will utilise the claim of apprentice Brock Ryan aboard emerging talent Masked Crusader when he chases his fourth career win at Randwick.
Matt Cumani confident in his Valley pair Matt Cumani was named as the trainer of French raider San Huberto this week and he's got another two spring aspirants in action at Moonee Valley.
Stakes test for Quinton filly in Furious The absence of a standout filly has convinced trainer Ron Quinton to give the lightly-raced Orpheum an opportunity in black-type grade at Randwick.
Tomlinson aiming for first city winner Apprentice Sheriden Tomlinson will notch a significant career milestone if he can win aboard Mishani Miss for his boss Les Ross at Doomben.
Adelaide ace out to Strip Concorde title Group One Lightning Stakes winner Gytrash already boasts a win over Nature Strip and he will bid to lower the sprint star's colours again at Randwick.
Cox Plate test for improving Harbour Views Matthew Williams has always had a big opinion of Harbour Views and he will put that to the test in the Feehan Stakes with a Cox Plate berth on the line.
Raheen House could be Wyong Cup knockout Trainer Kris Lees will have weight of numbers on his side with five horses across two stakes races at Wyong's feature meeting of the spring.
Sadler praises Kah after Monster victory Undefeated filly Mozzie Monster has stamped herself as a Thousand Guineas prospect with an outstanding performance under jockey Jamie Kah at Bendigo.
The Bostonian to be freshened for sprint Trainer Tony Pike has taken the advice of his travelling foreman and will give The Bostonian extra time to recover from a tough first-up run in the Winx Stakes.
King keen on Warwick Farm winner Miravalle Arrowfield Stud-owned filly Miravalle has revived memories of Group One winner Maid Of Heaven and put herself on a path to Group One spring races.
Embolism wins 'Listed' maiden at Bendigo Trainer Danny O'Brien has been pleased to see Embolism make a winning start to his career at Bendigo in a race that promises to be a strong form reference.
Surprise Baby on track for winning return Gifted stayer Surprise Baby is showing his trainer Paul Preusker enough to think he can secure a start in the Cox Plate by winning the Feehan Stakes first-up.
Concorde an Everest audition for Splintex Emerging sprinter Splintex will face a Concorde Stakes clash with established star Nature Strip in a serious test of his claims to an Everest slot.
Kiwi filly follows in footsteps of Sunline New Zealand filly La Vernazza will make her debut for trainer Jamie Richards in the Group Two Furious Stakes at Randwick.
Cummings comfortable with Avilius delay Godolphin's seasoned campaigner Avilius has opened favourite to make a winning return in the Group Two Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
Waller prepares to unleash force of Nature Two horses confirmed as Everest slot holders, Nature Strip and Gytrash, will clash for the first time this spring in the Concorde Stakes at Randwick
Melb Cup back on the agenda for Red Verdon Trainer Ed Dunlop is hoping for a case of third time lucky as he again sets his sights on chasing a Melbourne Cup start with English stayer Red Verdon.
Giant galloper Behemoth wins Memsie Stakes Behemoth, who was sold for $120,000 as a weanling and then $6,000 as a yearling, has recorded his first Group One win in the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Mugatoo too classy in Premiers Cup win A coveted hometown win in the Newcastle Cup still eludes trainer Kris Lees but he might have found the horse to break his hoodoo in Rosehill winner Mugatoo.
Moody In Good Health after narrow win An emotional Peter Moody has combined with jockey Luke Nolen and a group of long-time clients to win the Heatherlie Stakes with outsider In Good Health.
Legendary Melb Cup winner Subzero dies Two months after his great mate and carer Graham Salisbury passed away, Melbourne Cup winner Subzero has died at the age of 32.
Holyfield races into Guineas calculations Holyfield has capped a successful afternoon for trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace with a classy victory in the Ming Dynasty Quality at Rosehill.
Love swoops to claim first stakes victory In a race where there were some big reputations, it was Immortal Love who kept his undefeated record intact when he stormed home for a last-stride win.
Speedy Anders emerges as Everest contender In a sustained show of speed, Anders has blitzed his San Domenico Stakes rivals to underline his credentials as a serious contender for a slot in The Everest.
Maher, Eustace land early Caulfield double Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have produced two early winners at Caulfield, Persan and Al Galayel, who will both chase starts in the major staying races.
Dancing Gidget shows right moves to score Lightly-raced mare Dancng Gidget remains in the mix for the Golden Eagle after posting her third win from four starts this campaign at Rosehill.
Milton pair add a spark to Highway field Part-time electrician Mark Milton will be hoping to light up Rosehill when he starts Harley Fat Boy and Polished Penny in the Highway Handicap.
Skate To Paris aims for hat-trick of wins Trainer Chris Munce has deferred a decision to spell in-form mare Skate To Paris in order to chase a hat-trick of wins at Eagle Farm.
Holyfield ready to reign in Ming Dynasty Campaign plans for Group Three winner Holyfield will become clearer after he takes on several talented three-year-olds in the Ming Dynasty Quality at Rosehill.
Perth stars step out in force at Caulfield Stablemates Regal Power and Arcadia Queen will each seek to add to their respective Group One resumes when they clash in the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Mystic Journey ready for Memsie challenge Adam Trinder was happy that Mystic Journey could be trained out of Peter Moody's stables but in an unexpected bonus, Moody is helping to supervise her.
McEvoy confident Peltzer can measure up Top jockey Kerrin McEvoy heads to Rosehill with an outstanding book of rides, headed by exciting colt Peltzer in the Group Three San Domenico Stakes.
Eden's Bless Her aiming for six in a row Shea Eden is confident in-form mare Bless Her can take her winning stretch to six and follow in the footsteps of Ocean Embers by winning the Cockram Stakes.
Depth and quality in Cups nominations Racing Victoria officials are pleasantly surprised by the number of entries they have received for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Grey Lion roaring towards Cup assignment Trainer Matt Smith is confident ageing stayer Grey Lion still has something to offer as he prepares for the next step in his spring campaign.
Carnival plans in the balance for Kisukano Trainer Michael Nolan has worked overtime to find a solution to the headstrong tendencies of Kisukano, whose barrier antics have earned the ire of stewards.
Maher reveals big plans for Sydney stable On the back of their best local season to date, training partners Ciaron Maher and David Eustace are planning an expansion of their Sydney operation.
Savatiano gets Group One chance in Memsie James Cummings has always believed that Savatiano was a mare who could win at Group One level and she gets her best chance in the Memsie Stakes.
Begg takes easier path with Nonconformist Grahame Begg toyed with the idea of promising stayer Nonconformist resuming in the Memsie Stakes but he is happy with his decision to take a softer option.
Oliver triumphs again in Breasley Medal Damien Oliver has won his eleventh Scobie Breasley Medal and Nature Strip has been crowned Horse of the Year at a Victorian racing awards night.
Godolphin brotherhood reigns at Randwick Godolphin has enjoyed a successful afternoon at Randwick with a trio of progressive horses, two of them brothers, posting impressive wins.
Melbourne Cup dream alive for Super Girl Bendigo trainer Josh Julius is chasing a Melbourne Cup start with Super Girl and the dream lives on after her last-to-first win at Sandown Hillside.
Filly a Rose between San Domenico colts The Mark Newnham-trained Every Rose will seek to become the first filly in eight years to upstage the colts and geldings in the Group Three San Domenico Stakes.
Behemoth chasing biggest win in Memsie Trainer David Jolly believes Behemoth is tuned up and ready to take on a star-studded field in the first Group One race of the Victorian season.
Classique Legend tunes up for Everest bid Classique Legend has taken the next step in his build up towards the $15 million The Everest with a barrier trial win under race jockey Kerrin McEvoy.
Racing NSW opens border to some Vic horses The improving pandemic situation in regional Victoria has prompted NSW racing officials to allow the interstate travel of thoroughbreds from certain areas.
Slipper winner sizzles in latest trial win Tulloch Lodge colt Farnan has continued preparations for his seasonal return to racing with an all-the-way win in a Randwick barrier trial.
Rothfire misses gallop after stable mishap Trainer Rob Heathcote is not hitting the panic button with Rothfire after a minor injury ruled him out of a jump out at Doomben.
Maher announces retirement of Loving Gaby Connections of two-time Group One winner Loving Gaby have confirmed her retirement after a leg injury put paid to her spring campaign.
Moody eyeing off Memsie with new recruits Peter Moody returns to Group One racing in the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield with two new recruits, Perth star Gatting and three-year-old Glenfiddich.
Melody Belle set to return to New Zealand Connections of star Kiwi mare Melody Belle have pulled the plug on her Australian spring campaign following successive unplaced runs in Sydney.
Thompson keen to see where Mamaragan fits Golden Slipper placegetter Mamaragan will get a chance to underline his claims to the Group One Golden Rose when he kicks off his campaign at Rosehill.
Pet food pit stop proves costly for Sherry Apprentice Tom Sherry has been slapped with a $1000 fine for failing to comply with the direction of stewards during a lengthy gap between rides at Randwick.
Apprentice not Jittery on heavy track Apprentice Liam Riordan took full advantage of the slogging conditions and front-running bias to post a masterful all-the-way win on Jittery Jack.
Verry good mare outclasses rich G1 field Verry Elleegant has made a stunning return to win the Winx Stakes at Randwick, overcoming a quality field in the first Group One race of the season.
Moonee Valley abandoned after five races Jockeys and trainers agreed that the Moonee Valley meeting should be called off due to safety concerns after constant rain left surface water on the track.
Dirty Thoughts relishes the mud at Valley On a rare heavy track at Moonee Valley, Dirty Thoughts has enjoyed the wet conditions to make it three wins from as many starts this campaign.
Distance proves just right for Sweet Deal Classy mare Sweet Deal has kicked off her preparation with a courageous win, lumping a big weight to stave off several late challengers at Randwick.
Dame draws first blood in Princess Series The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Dame Giselle has led throughout to claim the Silver Shadow Stakes, the first race in the four-leg Princess Series.
In-form stables continue winning streaks Godolphin's James Cummings and Cranbourne trainer Shea Eden have continued their great recent form, winning the first two races at Moonee Valley.
Josh Parr returns a winner at Randwick A thrilled Josh Parr has made an immediate impact at his first Sydney meeting in over three months, teaming up with trainer Bjorn Baker for an early double.
Seven Cranbourne stables in virus lockdown Racing Victoria has moved quickly to lockdown multiple stables after a staff member for Cranbourne trainer Richard Laming tested positive to COVID-19.
Shamal faces stiff task to outjump Ablaze Trainer Amy McDonald will have her first Grand National Steeplechase runner in Shamal but he takes on star jumper Ablaze, who is aiming for an historic win.
Jay Ford grabs G1 chance on The Bostonian Best known for his association with brilliant speedster Takeover Target, Jay Ford returns to the Sydney arena to link with Winx Stakes favourite The Bostonian.
Sir Barnabus on Queensland Cups trail The Toowoomba and Queensland Cups are options trainer Jason Edwards will pursue with Sir Barnabus if he can maintain winning form at Doomben.
Gytrash, Fasika impress in barrier trial Adelaide sprinter Gytrash has passed his first serious test racing in the Sydney direction with a stylish barrier trial performance at Warwick Farm.
OTI's Cup hopes step out around the globe Terry Henderson's OTI Racing has key runners all over the world this weekend, including former English stayer Young Rascal at Moonee Valley.
Coolmore confirm death of Atlantic Jewel Coolmore Australia has confirmed former star mare Atlantic Jewel has died shortly after giving birth to a foal by US Triple Crown winner Justify.
McDonald in Sweet position at Randwick The first Group One meeting of the season is shaping to be a happy hunting ground for top jockey James McDonald if early markets have got it right.
Flying Award kicks off Guineas campaign Danny O'Brien is set to make a big impact over the carnival and Flying Award is one of three horses he has at Moonee Valley set for spring riches.
Waller lands another Mile with Savacool Jockey Tommy Berry has continued his sensational vein of form, producing Savacool with a barnstorming run to claim the Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.
Everest contender poised to trial at Farm Fresh from booking his place in The Everest, Adelaide sprinter Gytrash will be the star attraction at the Warwick Farm barrier trials.
Thompson's spring dream team taking shape Trainer John Thompson is assembling a strong team for the Sydney carnival headed by Dreamforce, who will resume in a glorious edition of the Winx Stakes.
Hickmott's stars thriving at Mount Macedon Trainer Rob Hickmott has returned to the Mount Macedon property from which he prepared two Melbourne Cup winners for leviathan owner Lloyd Williams.
Parr back on course after illness scare Struck down by a rare disorder earlier this year, jockey Josh Parr is thankful to be back to full strength as he prepares for his return to Sydney racing.
Forster weighs up jockey options for filly A rib injury to Taylor Marshall has forced trainer Desleigh Forster to seek a replacement rider for talented filly Eelloh at Doomben.
Jungle's wet track edge back at Valley Although ten-year-old sprinter Jungle Edge is yet to win at Moonee Valley, his trainer Mick Bell says a wet track can turn that around in the Carlyon Stakes.
Winter find set to Show up in stakes test Trainer Brad Widdup has a handy band of progressive mares on his books and hopes that two of them can make winning returns at Randwick.
Vic apprentices celebrate first city wins It was a big day for apprentice jockeys Alexandra Bryan and Carleen Hefel, who have both ridden their first city winners at the midweek program at Sandown.
Important first up win for Raison D'Etre Godolphin's work with flighty filly Raison D'Etre is beginning to reap dividends and they will look to raise the bar higher after her win at Canterbury.
Brooklyn ready to hustle at The Valley Unbeaten in two starts at Moonee Valley, Brookyn Hustle will return to the venue to chase her first black-type win in the Listed Carlyon Stakes.
Winx a moment of truth for Brandenburg Trainer John Sargent says Brandenburg's performance against a quality Winx Stakes field will have a significant influence on the path he takes this spring.
Nature Strip warms up with trial win Nature Strip has kicked off an important week for trainer Chris Waller with a barrier trial win ahead of the return of up to six stablemates in the Winx Stakes.
Three-year ban for jockey Adam Hyeronimus The riding career of Adam Hyeronimus hangs in the balance after Racing NSW stewards outed him for three years on betting-related offences.
Change of plans for Cup-bound mare Oceanex Trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Junior have had a change of heart and will kick off Oceanex's Melbourne Cup campaign two weeks earlier than planned.
US plans remain for Tulloch Lodge mare Connections of Con Te Partiro have drawn up contingency plans in the event the coronavirus pandemic prevents them from pursuing their Breeders' Cup dream.
Bivouac underlines Everest credentials Two-time Group One winner Bivouac has scored an impressive barrier trial win under Hugh Bowman in his first public appearance of the season.
Zahra rides feature double for Godolphin Top jockey Mark Zahra was thankful to get the chance to ride for Godolphin and he didn't let them down winning successive races on Viridine and Savatiano.
Rising star North Pacific on Golden path Hawkes Racing are renowned for their success with well-bred colts and the trainers look to have another budding star in Golden Rose fancy North Pacific.
Michael Rodd back in town with stakes win Lindsay Park was heading to a maiden with Bella Nipotina but an impressive trial persuaded them to tackle the Quezette Stakes and they were glad they did.
Hyeronimus puts dramas aside to land win Jockey Adam Hyeronimus has cast aside a dramatic week to post a victory aboard tough Tulloch Lodge gelding Taikomochi at Randwick.
Bless Her makes it five on end for Eden After improved mare Bless Her made it five wins from five starts this campaign, her trainer Shea Eden will set her for the Cockram Stakes at Caulfield.
Masked Crusader impressive despite defeat Godolphin mare Varda has continued her unbeaten winter run to claim the scalp of odds-on favourite Masked Crusader, who was game in defeat.
Gytrash books Inglis slot in The Everest South Australian sprinter Gytrash has become the latest horse confirmed for a spot in The Everest after being snapped up by slot holders Inglis.
Smart colt out to protect unbeaten record Smart Image will undergo a stern test of his Golden Rose credentials when he steps up to black-type company in the Up And Coming Stakes at Randwick.
Class rise a query for Super Contender The Chris Waller stable is not underestimating the challenge confronting talented sprinter Super Contender, who faces a class rise at Eagle Farm.
Trial win for Golden Rose favourite Farnan Golden Slipper winner Farnan has made a winning return at his first public outing of the season in a Randwick barrier trial.
Track specialist ready to fly in Lawrence An outstanding record over the course and distance of the P B Lawrence Stakes, as well as race fitness, will hold Streets Of Avalon in good stead at Caulfield.
Ex-Godolphin horses shape up well for Litt Godolphin's dispersal sales are proving a happy hunting ground for trainer Richard Litt and he is hoping his luck can continue deeper into the spring.
Bowman's Mother back but pressure is off Trainer Daniel Bowman hopes Begood Toya Mother has reaped the benefits of a longer spell as he prepares to chase successive wins in the Regal Roller Stakes.
Top trainer poised to form new partnership Rosehill horseman Gerald Ryan will enter a training partnership with his long-time assistant Sterling Alexiou this season.
Son of a gun scores smart win on debut A well bred colt out of Golden Slipper winner Miss Finland has made a perfect start to his career with an impressive win at Newcastle.
Parlophone chasing hat-trick at Caulfield Co-trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Junior have ambitious spring plans for Quezette Stakes runner Parlophone, who they hope can graduate to Group One level.
Golden Slipper winner to trial at Randwick A host of racing's biggest equine stars, highlighted by Golden Slipper winner Farnan, will step out in barrier trials at Randwick.
Legendary Diva's daughter breaks through Sublime Diva, a daughter of three-time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva, has posted her first win in Victoria.
Key gear change for Kisukano at Eagle Farm Toowoomba trainer Michael Nolan has worked hard to improve the barrier manners of Kisukano ahead of her upcoming Eagle Farm assignment.
Peters' powerful spring attack kicks off Prominent West Australian owner Bob Peters has taken a fresh approach to the spring carnival as he bids to raid the coffers of some of Victoria's biggest races.
Carnival contenders step out for O'Shea A period of rebuilding has laid the foundations for John O'Shea to have a strong spring carnival presence and potentially unearth his next headline horse.
Pride to test the spring waters with Torun An unabashed fan of promising three-year-old Torun, trainer Joe Pride is keen to see how the colt handles his first serious test at Randwick.
Moody in good health heading into spring Having recently bolstered his spring carnival team, trainer Peter Moody is looking forward to launching a Caulfield and Melbourne Cups bid.
Sherry celebrates another Sydney milestone Tom Sherry, an emerging talent among Sydney's apprentice jockey ranks, has ridden a brace of winners at Warwick Farm to land his maiden city double.
Rawiller lodges appeal against riding ban Top jockey Nash Rawiller will appeal the severity of a riding ban stemming from his winning effort aboard Eduardo in the Missile Stakes.
Williams returns to the fold at Caulfield Champion jockey Craig Williams will return to riding after a three week break and has already set his sights on another Melbourne premiership title.
Holyfield can send Neasham out a winner A stakes victory by Holyfield would be an ideal farewell gift for Annabel Neasham as she prepares for her final days with the Maher and Eustace stable.
Sydney off the menu for Jennifer Eccles Trainer Shaun Ritchie has confirmed the Melbourne spring carnival remains on the radar for Jennifer Eccles, provided her form warrants an Australian raid.
Wet track to suit Tulloch Lodge improvers Tulloch Lodge will bid to continue its successful affinity with the Up And Coming Stakes, nominating two progressive colts for the showcase race.
Waller to make quiet start to Vic carnival Champion trainer Chris Waller is poised to have his first stakes runner in Victoria this season with Kings Will Dream on track to resume at Caulfield.
Derby winner set for Sydney spring return Australian Derby winner Quick Thinker and stablemate The Chosen One will headline the spring carnival arsenal of trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman.
Rothfire steals the show at Doomben trials Outstanding three-year-old Rothfire has starred at the Doomben barrier trials, recording a brilliant all-the-way win in fast time.
Cape Of Good Hope set for racing return Lindsay Park is confident the feet issues which have hampered Cape Of Good Hope have been rectified ahead of his resumption at Caulfield.
Epsom-bound Tyzone shines in barrier trial Group One winner Tyzone indicated he was on target for an Epsom Handicap campaign with a solid placing in a Gold Coast barrier trial.
Verry seasoned mare preparing for Cups bid Multiple Group One winner Verry Elleegant will return in the Winx Stakes to begin a campaign targeted towards the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Ryan satisfied with Sydney spring menu The COVID-19 pandemic is likely to keep many of Sydney's best horses at home in the short-term and that holds no concerns for Rosehill trainer Gerald Ryan.
Octane continues form surge under Stokes In-form gelding Octane has made a winning return to Victoria to take his record to six victories from seven starts for trainer Phillip Stokes.
Oliver delivers Brave win for Godolphin Damien Oliver has made a habit of winning the first stakes race of the Victorian season, landing his fifth Aurie's Star Stakes aboard Home Of The Brave.
Eduardo makes it two from two in Sydney Trainer Joe Pride has captured his third Missile Stakes crown with recent recruit Eduardo, who has led throughout in the Group Two Rosehill sprint.
Neasham floats Anders as Everest contender The Everest is being proposed as a potential target for speedy colt Anders after he outclassed his rivals to score a comfortable win in The Rosebud.
Talented Tavidance bounces back in style Co-trainer Michael Kent Junior expects Tavidance to continue to progress through the grades after rebounding from a below-par run with a win at Flemington.
Exemplar earns Melbourne Cup shot with win Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace will give in-form stayer Exemplar a chance to qualify for the Melbourne Cup following consecutive wins at Flemington.
Group One spring goals loom for Montefilia Trainer David Payne will consider Group One options in Sydney and Melbourne for Montefilia after her win against older horses at Rosehill.
Wet weather a boost for Fastnet Cyclone The prospect of a wet track at Doomben has given trainer Stuart Kendrick added confidence that Fastnet Cyclone can land back-to-back wins.
Payne dares Widgee to prove theory wrong Trainer Patrick Payne is not convinced Widgee Turf is at his best on a straight track but he is happy to be proven wrong when the horse runs at Flemington.
Fresh challenge for Eduardo in Missile Lightly-raced sprinter Eduardo will have the advantage of race fitness when he bids to deliver trainer Joe Pride a hat-trick of Missile Stakes victories.
Octane out to prove a point in Melbourne The most expensive yearling sold in Victoria, Octane will face a class test when he returns from a stint in Adelaide for a Flemington assignment.
Relaxed Anders ready to blossom in Rosebud He has been a work in progress but Anders is showing signs he has turned the corner ahead of his seasonal return in The Rosebud at Rosehill.
VRC Oaks winner put on notice to perform Trainer Danny O'Brien wants to see a return to form from Group One winner Miami Bound to prove she is on target for bigger spring goals.
Weather to determine Ryan's rosiest chance Gerald Ryan has drawn comparisons between Return With Honour and former stakes winner Hinchinbrook as he prepares a three-pronged assault on The Rosebud.
Kemp has another Weetwood on his radar A Weetwood Handicap start is the goal trainer Kevin Kemp has set for talented sprinter Mr Marbellouz, who resumes from a long layoff at Doomben
So Si Bon looms as a Cox Plate wildcard Connections of So Si Bon have thrown in a nomination for the Cox Plate ahead of the gelding's resumption in a Group Three sprint at Flemington.
Melody Belle on song for Missile Stakes Missile Stakes favourite Melody Belle has passed a fitness test and will kick-start her season in the Rosehill sprint.
Godolphin filly Tiny posts dogged victory Untapped filly Tiny has shown tremendous fight to break her maiden at Canterbury and put herself in the mix to join Godolphin's spring team.
Bussutin, Young unearth Vic Derby hopeful Untapped three-year-old Wertheimer will be set on a Victoria Derby path after making a winning debut for new trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young.
Ambitious spring sprint plans for Trope Trainer Julius Sandhu will unveil new recruit Trope at Flemington in a race he hopes can be a stepping stone towards Group One targets this spring.
Wet track to suit Prime Star in Rosebud Proven ability on rain-affected ground could be crucial for the Michael and Richard Freedman-trained Prime Star when he resumes in stakes grade at Rosehill.
VRC maintains hope for carnival crowds The Victoria Racing Club has not ruled out having crowds attend the Melbourne spring carnival, pending developments with the COVID-19 situation in the state.
Veteran among two Missile runners for Lees On the back of a successful 2019-20 season, trainer Kris Lees will look to make his presence felt in the Missile Stakes with Le Romain and Special Reward.
Lightly-raced Diva set for midweek return Trainers Michael and Richard Freedman want to see a drying track for well-bred mare Juan Diva, who has been slated to resume at Canterbury.
Stricter protocols for Victorian racing Racing Victoria officials will continue to monitor their biosecurity protocols as they strive to keep the industry buoyant through the coronavirus pandemic.
Nature Strip stars with impressive trial Brilliant sprinter Nature Strip has indicated he is on target for another lucrative campaign, cruising to a barrier trial victory at Rosehill.
Snowdens' new-season 3YOs set to strike Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden have nominated four horses across the first two black-type races of the Sydney season at Rosehill.
Waller's biggest stars prepare to trial Nature Strip will be the headline act at a star-studded barrier trial session at Rosehill, which also includes Caulfield Cup fancy Master Of Wine.
Catalyst on a Golden Sydney spring path The $7.5 million Golden Eagle will be the spring goal for Catalyst, who will also be on a mission to put himself into calculations for The Everest.
Sherry sizzles to land first Sydney winner Apprentice Tom Sherry has made a sparkling start to the season, breaking through for his first metropolitan win aboard Fulmina for his master Mark Newnham.
Brooklyn Hustle all class in Valley win The Jason Warren-trained Brooklyn Hustle has stamped her class at The Valley with a dominant performance to post her first win in 20 months.
Hard Landing returns with soft Valley win Trainers Tom Dabernig and Ben Hayes hope Hard Landing's victory at The Valley can be a stepping stone to bigger races this spring.
Man Of Peace signals Kosciuszko intentions The Matthew Dale-trained Man Of Peace has rocketed into calculations for The Kosciuszko, handling a distance drop to record a Randwick victory.
Portelli, O'Hara open season with a bang Trainer Gary Portelli and jockey Kathy O'Hara have continued their successful combination to win the opening race of the new racing term at Randwick.
Raceday gallop for O'Brien pair at Geelong Two of trainer Danny O'Brien's spring contenders, Vow And Declare and Russian Camelot, have taken part in a gallop between races at Geelong.
Gobstopper to scale Grand National Hurdle New Zealand jumper Gobstopper's former trainer expects the gelding to mount a sterner challenge in this edition of Grand National Hurdle at Sandown.
Prize money returns to pre-COVID-19 levels Having been slashed because of uncertainty with the financial health of the racing industry, prize money returns to previous levels in the new season.
Luke Dittman the Right choice for Gough Luke Dittman will be out to continue a purple patch of form after picking up the important ride on Right Or Wrong at Eagle Farm.
Bougoure to extend success with Azzareach Trainer Danny Bougoure hopes to continue his recent run of success with the promising Azzareach in the QTIS Three-Year-Old Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Summer test for Mr Bellagio at Eagle Farm The consistent Mr Bellagio can earn himself an extensive summer carnival campaign if he races well in the Open Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Freedman partnership after winning start Anthony Freedman and his son Sam are set to have the first runners of their training partnership at The Valley at Melbourne's first meeting of the new season.
Austin's sprinter ready to make some noise Under-rated sprinter Inanup has been the flagbearer for Jarrod Austin, a role the trainer hopes the horse can continue to play into the new racing season.
Hard Landing makes return at The Valley After missing the majority of the autumn with a respiratory complaint, Hard Landing is making an early return ahead of the spring at The Valley.
Star mare Melody Belle wins Randwick trial The Jamie Richards-trained star New Zealand mare Melody Belle has won a barrier trial at Randwick as she prepares for her return to racing in Sydney.
High-profile horses to trial at Randwick Group Two-winning sprinter Splintex is scheduled to be among a host of well-performed horses who will step out at an important set of Randwick barrier trials.
NZ mare Santa Catarina steps out at Valley Having recently been sent to trainer Mike Moroney in Victoria, New Zealand mare Santa Catarina is set to race in Melbourne for the first time at The Valley.
Sky in 10-year deal with Queensland racing Sky Racing has signed a decade-long deal to cover the three codes of racing in Queensland.
Sangria set to kick-start Snowdens' season Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden will bid to get an early win on the board to start the new racing season with at least two runners at Randwick.
Japanese import runs first-up for Preusker After stints with Darren Weir and Chris Waller, Japanese galloper Admire Winner will have his first run for Paul Preusker when he lines up at The Valley.
Bowman banned for six weeks over race fall Leading Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has been suspended over a race fall at Rosehill that involved injured rider Andrew Adkins.
Race pace no concern for Apache Chase camp Trainer Desleigh Forster won't be concerned if Apache Chase is again forced into the leader's role at Eagle Farm.
O'Brien-trained stars to gallop at Geelong The Danny O'Brien-trained stablemates Vow And Declare and Russian Camelot will have a raceday gallop at Geelong as part of their preparations towards spring.
Stewards appeal Currie penalty findings Stewards have appealed against two Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal decisions to reduce penalties on disqualified trained Ben Currie
Sabkhat chases rare win for Qld veterans Veteran Sabkhat will join a select group of 10-year-olds to win in Queensland open company if he salutes at Eagle Farm.
Mohaather makes amends in Sussex Stakes Mohaather, trained by Marcus Tregoning and ridden by Jim Crowley, has won the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
Royal Banquet claims his first city win The Nathan Doyle-trained Royal Banquet has made a late-season step up to city grade at Warwick Farm to make it three-straight wins so far this winter.
Big weight for Twinkletoe in GN Hurdle Tallyho Twinkletoe's task at a second Grand National Hurdle has been made tougher after he was given a 6kg increase on his winning weight of last year.
Fiery Heights capitalises on track bias Veteran Fiery Heights has taken advantage of a track favouring leaders to win the Canadian Club Open Handicap at Doomben.
Skelm starts his Cups tilt at The Valley Trainer Terry Kelly is yet to have a starter in the Melbourne Cup and is hoping that may change this year with Skelm who starts his campaign at The Valley.
Newnham with two chances at season opener Trainer Mark Newnham is hoping Black Magnum and Fulmina can start the 2020-21 season on a winning note for his stable at Randwick.
Trainers chase travel exemption for staff New Zealand trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman are working on obtaining travel exemptions for staff to travel to Australia ahead of the spring carnivals.
Observational to boost Queensland stayers Veteran Observational takes the first step to boosting staying ranks in Queensland when he debuts at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
New addition to give Gollan an edge Fresh from a record-breaking season, trainer Tony Gollan is hoping to kick off the new racing term in a similar vein at Eagle Farm.
Stradivarius creates Goodwood Cup history Stradivarius has created history by winning his fourth successive Goodwood Cup, with the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe his next goal.
Sam Freedman joins father in partnership Sam Freedman has been recognised for his hard work with Anthony Freedman Racing and will join his father in a training partnership in the upcoming season.
McNeil holds on to lead in Vic title race Despite an early winner at Moe, Daniel Stackhouse has been unable to eat into the lead of Jye McNeil in the Victorian jockeys' premiership.
Tallyho Twinkletoe headlines National noms Tallyho Twinkletoe has been entered for the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown and will be attempting a second win in the feature jumps race.
Brandenburg trials in preparation for G1 Hobartville Stakes winner Brandenburg has finished fourth in a Randwick barrier trial as part of his preparation towards the Group One Winx Stakes.
The Bostonian's staff facing travel issues The Bostonian is Sydney-bound for the spring carnival, but his New Zealand trainer Tony Pike is unsure if his staff can travel to look after the gelding.
Tavirun chasing successive victories After returning to form with a victory at Sandown, Tavirun will get the chance for successive wins when he runs in a quality handicap at The Valley.
Oaks target for promising filly Montefilia The Group One-VRC Oaks in Melbourne is the spring target for filly Montefilia who is nominated to run over 1800m at Randwick on Saturday.
Melbourne Cup on agenda for Coolmore team Having won many of the big races around the globe, the Melbourne Cup remains high on the list of must-win races for the Coolmore outfit.
Jockey Whiteley suspended for two months Jockey Chris Whiteley has been suspended for two months for his ride on short-priced favourite Silent Explorer in Cairns last month.
Star mare Sunlight sells for $4.2 million Star mare Sunlight has been sold for $4.2 million at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale.
McNeil moves five clear in Vic premiership A winning double at Pakenham has Jye McNeil five wins ahead of Daniel Stackhouse in the Victorian statewide jockeys' premiership with four meetings remaining.
Adkins recovering in high dependency ward Andrew Adkins remains in the high dependency ward of a Sydney hospital as he recovers from surgery following a race fall at Rosehill.
Weather prompts changes to Randwick trials Wet weather has prompted officials to announce changes to an important set of barrier trials at Randwick, including rescheduling three heats.
New mark for Pike before spring campaign William Pike has created an Australian riding record but the leading Perth jockey now wants to be a big player in Melbourne during the spring carnival.
Purton prepares for HK life after Moore Zac Purton says the return of Australian trainer David Hayes might hold the key to a successful defence of his Hong Kong champion jockey title next season.
Barney Roy bags German Group One honours Barney Roy has notched his third Group One in claiming the Grosser Dallmayr-Preis - Bayerisches Zuchtrennen at Munich.
Premierships record in sights of Williams With his ninth Victorian metropolitan jockeys' premiership secured this season, Craig Williams has moved to within two of equalling the record for most titles.
Magical in easy Tattersalls Gold Cup win Magical has added another Group One to her tally in the Tattersalls Gold Cup as an odds-on favourite at the Curragh.
Six take on Stradivarius in Goodwood Cup Irish Derby winner Santiago will be among six rivals for benchmark UK stayer Stradivarius in the Goodwood Cup.
Cumani eyes early spring with Creedence After winning two of his three starts since joining the Matt Cumani stable, Creedence will be given the chance at tougher spring company after a short break.
Stars set to step out at Randwick trials Several Group One winners are among the horses entered to step out at a star-studded set of barrier trials at Randwick.
Anderson duo to miss spring carnivals Trainer Chris Anderson has opted to hold Ballistic Boy and Profit back from spring carnivals in Sydney and Melbourne to focus on the Magic Millions in January.
Mr Quickie building towards spring return Trainer Phillip Stokes is likely to kick off Mr Quickie's campaign below the top level but says he will still be nominated for some of the big spring features.
Jockey Bakos banned for painkiller use Promising apprentice Anna Bakos is the latest Queensland jockey to be suspended after taking a prescribed painkiller.
Pride expects Fasika to shine this spring Trainer Joe Pride says Group One placegetter Fasika is blossoming and has a sense of timing about her as she prepares for a spring preparation.
Mystery Shot makes it five on the trot The Lindsay Smith-trained Mystery Shot has extended his winning streak to five with a tough on-pace performance at Caulfield.
Viridine wins WFA G3 Bletchingly Stakes Viridine has taken out the final stakes race of the 2019-20 season in Melbourne, with Damien Oliver riding the sprinter to victory in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Mahamedeis outstays rivals at Caulfield The Bendigo Cup is likely to be the spring target for Mahamedeis after the gelding produced a strong staying performance to win at Caulfield.
Lees unveils promising pair at Rosehill Trainer Kris Lees will keep all options on the table for Mugatoo this spring after his sparkling return to win the Winter Challenge at Rosehill.
Stackhouse steers She's A Thief to victory A win on She's A Thief at Caulfield has moved jockey Daniel Stackhouse back to within two wins of Jye McNeil at the top of the Victorian statewide premiership.
Doomben abandoned after seven races The Doomben meeting has been abandoned with two races left to run after continuous rain downgraded the track conditions.
Tullio completes comeback with Doomben win Resilient sprinter Tullio has notched four victories in a row since he resumed from a long injury-enforced spell by winning at Doomben.
High Emocean beats Persan at Caulfield High Emocean has upstaged stablemate Persan in a late-season staying race for three-year-olds at Caulfield to register her third win in her past three starts.
Eduardo fires on debut for new trainer The Missile Stakes looms as a likely target for Eduardo, who has made a winning start for his new stable in the July Sprint at Rosehill.
Aqua Vite scores first win in two years Aqua Vite has made the most of a wet track at Doomben to record his first win in more than two years.
Import Skyman wins in Australian debut The Chris Waller-trained Skyman has made a winning start to his Australian career, with the lightly-raced import taking out a benchmark-78 race at Caulfield.
Maiden city win for Fleet Dove at Doomben Filly Fleet Dove's win at Doomben has cemented the new association between trainer Kelly Schweida and breeder Basil Nolan
Adkins taken to hospital after horror fall Jockey Andrew Adkins has been transported to Westmead Hospital following a race fall at Rosehill which has claimed the life of his mount Hot 'N' Hazy.
Stewards release Alligator Blood findings Stewards have released their report into the Alligator Blood prohibited substance case after the gelding was stripped of his Magic Millions Guineas win.
Ross reveals secret to wet track success Trainer Les Ross revealed the key to his wet track success after Mishani Fraudster won at Doomben.
In-form stablemates to clash at Caulfield Persan is set to chase his fourth-straight city win this winter when he runs at Caulfield against a field which includes stablemate High Emocean.
Dettori, Enable hunting history at Ascot Top mare Enable will have just three rivals in her quest for an historic third win in the Group One King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.
Stokes to test Sansom in WFA Bletchingly Trainer Phillip Stokes says Sansom's performance in the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes will give him a guide on where to head with the gelding in the future.
Bowman back to begin carnival build up Star jockey Hugh Bowman has been booked to ride two pre-post favourites in his return from a revitalising winter break at Rosehill.
Rails draw crucial for Invictus Prince In an exhaustive quest to figure out what makes moody gelding Invictus Prince tick, trainer Matthew Smith has discovered a factor that could be critical.
Forster, Marshall chase Doomben 2YO double Trainer Desleigh Forster and jockey Taylor Marshall have proved a successful combination and they are now chasing more two-year-old wins at Doomben.
Schweida hopes to land a Doomben treble Trainer Kelly Schweida caught plenty of fish on his annual north Queensland holiday and now he hopes to land a treble at Doomben.
Dream Master to boost consistent record Gold Coast galloper Dream Master has trialled well as he aims to add to his consistent record at Doomben.
Alligator Blood stripped of Guineas win Alligator Blood was disqualified and trainer David Vandyke has been fined $20,000 after the horse returned a positive swab after the Magic Millions Guineas.
RV announces whip breach penalty guideline Jockeys now have a penalty template to work with for any indiscretions on overuse of the whip in Victorian flat races.
Cumani hopes 3YO can Deliver at Caulfield After three second placings from his past four starts, Ballarat trainer Matt Cumani is hoping for a change of fortune with Sign Seal Deliver at Caulfield.
Les Ross chases QTIS two-year-old title Les Ross has had varying luck with barrier draws as he tries to ensure he is the leading QTIS trainer of two-year-olds with three runners at Doomben.
Waller sticks with senior hoop for Gresham Champion trainer Chris Waller has elected to stick with a senior rider in Ryan Maloney for top weight Gresham at Doomben.
Thompson hands on with Criminal Defence Apprentice Adin Thompson hopes to reap the benefits of his work in breaking in Criminal Defence when he rides the gelding at Doomben.
Viridine out to turn tables on Jungle Edge Viridine is favoured to turn the tables on Jungle Edge in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield after the pair finished one-two at their last meeting.
Brando ready for starring role at Doomben Owner and breeder Neville Bell is hoping Brando can replace recently retired Tarzan as his best horse with a win at Doomben.
Face masks compulsory on Vic race tracks Face masks will be required for all people attending Victorian race meetings while jockeys will have the option of not wearing one during a race.
Williams' Hot talent a work in progress Trainer Danny Williams regards Hot 'N' Hazy as the most talented horse to come through his stable in 10 years, but warns the colt is still learning his craft.
Eduardo showing right signs for new stable The July Sprint will be a campaign springboard for former Victorian Eduardo as he bids to rediscover his best form under new trainer Joe Pride.
Yardstick races to debut win at Canterbury Jockey Nash Rawiller believes a maiden win on debut at Canterbury by Yardstick will provide a good stepping stone for rising three-year-old into the new season.
Former AFL coach trains Sandown winner Frankie Two Angels has provided form AFL coach Denis Pagan with his first win as a trainer taking out the Ladbrokes Same Game Multi at Sandown.
Filly fires to spare Munce embarrassment Brilliant trackworker Centrefire has won midweek at Eagle Farm to finally justify the faith of her trainer Chris Munce.
Jungle Edge chases another stakes race win Having claimed the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield, Jungle Edge returns to the track for a shot at the Bletchingly Stakes.
Special Missile on target for Listed race After a last-start second in the Listed Glasshouse Handicap in Queensland, Special Missile is set to contest Sydney's final stakes race of the season.
Patis gets big chance on Kisukano Apprentice Alex Patis has been rewarded for her recent good form with the ride on top filly Kisukano at Doomben.
Rain to help Tullio in Doomben test Rain late in the week is expected to help in form Tullio as he faces his stiffest test to date at Doomben.
Media barred from Alligator Blood inquiry Media outlets cannot attend an inquiry into Magic Million Guineas' winner Alligator Blood returning a positive swab after the $2 million race in January.
Nothdurft fractures jaw in trackwork fall Queensland's state and metropolitan jockey premiership leader Baylee Nothdurft has suffered a fractured jaw in a trackwork accident.
Leading NZ rider calls time on career Highly regarded New Zealand jockey Michael Coleman has announced his retirement after being injured when a horse reared up at the Rotorua trials.
Special Reward nominated for July Sprint Dual Group Three winner Special Reward heads the weights for the July Sprint at Rosehill which has attracted 10 nominations.
Webb leaves options open for Miss Iano Cranbourne trainer Mark Webb says Miss Iano will line up at Caulfield, but is leaving his options until as late as possible before deciding on which race.
Noble Boy on target for Winter Challenge Recent Winter Stakes winner Noble Boy is chasing another black-type win in the Listed Winter Challenge at Rosehill on Saturday.
Hyeronimus found guilty of betting charges Group One winning jockey Adam Hyeronimus has been found guilty of 30 of 31 charges in relation to betting, with a penalty still to be handed down.
Nominations extended for Winter Challenge Import Mugatoo is likely to resume in the Winter Challenge at Rosehill, which has had its nominations extended.
Star NZ mares progressing well in Sydney Enjoying the warmer climate in Sydney, star New Zealand mares Melody Belle and Probabeel are nearing the trialling stage before a return to racing.
Queensland Cup returns to spring date The Listed Queensland Cup will return to its traditional date in the spring but at a drastically shortened distance of 2200m.
Caloundra galloper chases northern riches Despite there being no lucrative bonus on offer, Caloundra trainer Darryl Hansen is eyeing a series of sprint races in northern Queensland with Doctor Zous.
Streets Of Avalon entered for Bletchingly Futurity Stakes winner Streets Of Avalon is nominated to make his return from a spell in the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Instant Celebrity on Thousand Guineas path Trainer Phillip Stokes will give unbeaten filly Instant Celebrity a freshen-up before her planned spring campaign in Melbourne towards the Thousand Guineas.
Tallyho Twinkletoe to chase jumps history After victory the Brendan Drechsler Hurdle at Pakenham, Tallyo Twinkletoe will attempt back-to-back wins in the in the Grand National Hurdle and Steeplechase.
Jockey licences cancelled in Singapore Three jockeys now riding in Australia have had their licences cancelled in Singapore after returning home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Tough induction for new Lindsay Park team Used to sharing trackwork duties at Euroa and Flemington, new Lindsay Park trainers Tom Dabernig and Ben Hayes have been restricted to their home bases.
Portelli hoping to Reign in July Sprint Having ruled a line through Time To Reign's recent failure at Rosehill, trainer Gary Portelli is confident the colt can rebound in the July Sprint.
Melbourne G1 races on radar for Behemoth South Australian-trained sprinter-miler Behemoth is being prepared for a spring campaign with Group One handicaps in Melbourne among the target races.
Irish St Leger, Ebor in mix for Red Verdon Options at home and abroad will be considered for English stayer Red Verdon, a spring visitor to Melbourne during the past two years, after a return to form.
Cox Plate placegetter back for UK campaign Saeed bin Suroor's stable star Benbatl is back in training ahead of a return to action near the end of the UK summer.
Caulfield Cup spring aim for Nonconformist Trainer Grahame Begg is excited about the spring prospects of Alister Clark Stakes winner Nonconformist who will be aimed towards the Caulfield Cup.
Gollan breaks Qld record with Classic win Tony Gollan has set a Queensland record for a trainer with 152-1/2 wins after Solar Star won the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich.
Sherry winless as Spaceboy does it again Young gun apprentice Tom Sherry has endured a tough initiation into Sydney racing with a luckless ride aboard Black Magnum for his boss Mark Newnham.
Right You Are scores narrow Flemington win Damien Oliver believes Right You Are has the scope to continue improving next season after riding the gelding to a narrow win under a big weight at Flemington.
Luck goes Bandipur's way in the Eye Liner Jockey Jag Guthmann-Chester has taken a narrow gap in the straight to send Bandipur to victory in the Listed Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Lees celebrates milestone win at Randwick Trainer Kris Lees has capped one of his best seasons, celebrating his 2000th race winner when Killin led throughout at Randwick.
Nugent steers El Questro to Flemington win El Questro has given trainer Allison Sheehan her first Flemington win, with apprentice Teo Nugent steering the mare to victory in the Rising Stars Final.
Freedmans continue strong end to season European import Paths Of Glory has produced a boilover win at Randwick to continue an outstanding run of success for her trainers.
Derby prospect Alcyone wins Byerley Hcp The James Cummings-trained colt Alcyone has notched his first win in the Byerley Handicap at Flemington, highlighting his staying credentials.
Gear changes pay off in Fighting Teo win Trainer Kevin Kemp's decision to change the raceday gear on Fighting Teo paid off when the gelding won at Ipswich
Williams steers Bumper Blast to success Barrier one was no disadvantage for Bumper Blast after Craig Williams steered a path to the outside to take out the The Belzoni at Flemington.
Waller puts Giovanna on Flight Stakes path A smart ride by Tommy Berry has helped deliver Giovanna Run her maiden win, giving her trainer scope to plan an ambitious spring campaign.
Patis to join Sears yard after Ipswich win Apprentice Alex Patis will join the Tony and Maddy Sears stable after winning on Bangers And Mayo at Ipswich.
Oliver to ride on despite protocol breach Stewards and medical experts have cleared leading Melbourne jockey Damien Oliver to ride at Flemington after a coronavirus protocol breach.
Legendary Qld sprinter Chief De Beers dies One of Queensland's most popular race and police horses, Chief De Beers, has died aged 28 at the Living Legends complex in Victoria
Iron horse Agassi ready for distance test A preparation that has spanned seven months and a dozen starts will wind up at Randwick when Agassi faces a Magic Millions test.
Calypso can Reign in Williams title bid Trainer David Jolly believes Calypso Reign is racing well enough to measure up in his first Melbourne appearance at Flemington against his own age over 1200m.
Gollan mares in chance to bow out in style Trainer Tony Gollan hopes he can win the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich as a fitting farewell to some of his top mares.
Midweek miss could prove a boon for Dio The abandonment of Sydney's midweek program has forced trainer Gary Portelli's hand with Dio D'Oro, who will chase his second win this year at Randwick.
Tarzan leads Kendrick squad for Eye Liner Veteran Tarzan will make a belated Ipswich debut in the Listed Eye Liner Stakes as part of trainer Stuart Kendrick's three-pronged assault on the sprint.
Magic Millions sales go ahead a week later The Magic Millions National Sales have been put back a week to deal with new coronavirus restrictions placed on some Sydney stables.
Fitting season finale looming for Waller Champion trainer Chris Waller has dominated Queensland staying races this season and has three chances to win another one at Ipswich.
Second Split to build on promising debut After an eye-catching debut performance at Ballarat, Split Second heads to town where he contests the Byerley Handicap at Flemington.
Del Mar shut as COVID-19 hits jockey ranks Fifteen United States jockeys, including Umberto Rispoli, have returned positive tests to COVID-19, forcing organisers to suspend racing at Del Mar.
Prominent UK trainer to hand in licence Ed Vaughan, the English-based racehorse trainer with close connections to Australian racing, has announced he is to quit training later in the season.
Gov't delays Irish racing owners' return Owners will not return to Irish racecourses as planned after a delay to the Irish government's lockdown-lifting roadmap.
Moore says goodbye after stellar HK career John Moore is ready to return to Australia to start a family training venture after a decorated career in Hong Kong racing.
Begg happy with low draw for Romancer Trainer Grahame Begg believes an inside barrier draw will aid the chances of Romancer when he runs in a 1600m handicap at Flemington.
Dual Group 1 winner Scales Of Justice dies Dual Group One-winning gelding Scales Of Justice, a winner of 12 of his 30 starts, has died.
Trainer sets challenge for speedy Spaceboy Trainer Gary Portelli is keeping an open mind on race tactics for Spaceboy but has ruled out engaging in a speed battle with front-running rivals.
Change of feeding regime to help Muntahaa The Lindsay Park stable is hoping stomach ulcers were the reason for the poor form of Muntahaa who makes his return at Flemington.
Jami Lady draws ideal barrier in Classic Speedy mare Jami Lady has the ideal barrier draw to help her win at 1350m for the first time in the Gai Waterhouse Classic.
Ricky Yui claims maiden HK trainers' title He was not considered a premiership threat at the start of 2019-20 but Ricky Yui has ended a remarkable season in Hong Kong as champion trainer.
Pennino to tackle Listed Eye Liner Stakes A better barrier draw prompted trainer Darryl Hansen to run Pennino in the Eye Liner Stakes instead of the Gai Waterhouse Classic.
Skate To Paris to avenge unlucky defeat Consistent mare Skate To Paris can avenge one of the unluckiest defeats of her career in the Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich.
US Triple Crown trainer Baffert suspended United States Hall of Fame racehorse trainer Bob Baffert has been suspended for 15 days after two stable runners tested positive for a banned substance.
Hellyer suspended after Eagle Farm ride Jockey Michael Hellyer has been suspended for 21 days for failing to ride short-priced favourite Amiche to the line at Eagle Farm.
Begg and Rawiller to team up at Flemington Trainer Grahame Begg has booked apprentice Campbell Rawiller for two rides at Flemington including Beauty Bolt in the Rising Stars Series Final.
Sweet Thomas after Flemington Cup 1849 win A lack of suitable staying races in Sydney for Sweet Thomas has forced his trainer Matthew Smith to look to Melbourne and the Flemington Cup 1849.
Bright future predicted for Apache Chase Promising two-year-old Apache Chase could be the next star to emerge from the annual late season Eagle Farm midweek meetings after a strong win.
Apprentice Tom Sherry to make metro debut Apprentice Tom Sherry, who has ridden 93 winners in NSW this season, is set to make his Sydney metropolitan debut at the Randwick Kensington track meeting.
Ross continues QTIS bonus money plunder Trainer Les Ross has continued his plunder of QTIS bonus money for two-year-olds thanks to Hancora Field winning at Eagle Farm.
Cahill chasing another Waterhouse win Jockey Michael Cahill will be chasing his fifth win in the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic aboard Multaja at Ipswich.
Mr Bellagio fresh for first stakes win The consistent Mr Bellagio has been freshened up as he chases his first win in black-type company in the Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich on Saturday.
G1-winning colts head early Guineas market Blue Diamond winner Tagaloa and dual Group One-winning colt King's Legacy feature prominently in an early market for this spring's Caulfield Guineas.
Warwick Farm abandoned over COVID-19 cases Racing NSW has taken the precautionary measure of abandoning the Warwick Farm meeting due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the Liverpool region.
September dates set for Melham hearing The Victorian Racing Tribunal has set aside three days to hear betting charges against jockey Ben Melham in the County Court.
Trinder happy with Mystic Journey's trial Group One-winner Mystic Journey has finished fourth in a barrier trial at Devonport as she builds towards her planned race return in the PB Lawrence Stakes.
Sircconi set for another Flemington race Trainer Nick Ryan is thrilled with how Sircconi has come through his Winter Championship Series Final win as he prepares for another 1600m race at Flemington.
Caulfield Guineas a target for Tagaloa The Caulfield Guineas looms as a target for Blue Diamond Stakes winner Tagaloa in the spring.
Mystic Journey entered for Devonport trial Group One winner Mystic Journey is entered for an 800m barrier trial on the Devonport synthetic track as she continues preparations towards her race return.
UK racing salutes changing of the guard As tyro Cieren Fallon posted his first Group One win, jumps legend Barry Geraghty announced his retirement during a significant weekend of British racing.
Damian Lane returns for start of 2020-21 Damian Lane has finished his latest riding stint in Japan and will be back in Australian action at the start of the new racing season.
Frankely Awesome among Kenso track entries Trainer Kris Lees is hoping an expected wet Kensington track at Randwick will offset a drop in distance for last-start WJ McKell Cup winner Frankely Awesome.
Juveniles face distance test in Byerley A number of two-year-olds are set to be tried over 1800m in the Byerley Handicap at Flemington, including Mr Wolf who steps up from 1400m.
Purton wins fourth Hong Kong premiership Zac Purton has clinched his fourth Hong Kong jockeys' premiership with one meeting still remaining in the 2019-20 season.
Godolphin star bounces back at Deauville Pinatubo, who races for Godolphin out of the Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Charlie Appleby's Newmarket yard, has returned to his best form.
Cup dream alive for Snowdens and Carif A long-term plan to aim Carif at the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups is entering its final phase as Peter and Paul Snowden count down to the spring.
Bell chasing Everest start for Jungle Edge Mick Bell is throwing his hat into the ring for an Everest start for Jungle Edge after the evergreen sprinter won the Sir John Monash Stakes.
Oceanex starts build-up to Melbourne Cup Co-trainer Michael Kent Jr says Oceanex has come back to training at Caulfield a rounder and stronger mare in the build-up to the Melbourne Cup.
Tallyho Twinkletoe after a National repeat Tallyho Twinkletoe is heading back to Melbourne chasing Grand National Hurdle and Steeplechase repeat wins after a hurdle victory in New Zealand.
Harlech arrives in Melbourne for spring New Zealand Group Two winner Harlech has arrived in Melbourne, with trainer Mike Moroney to aim the rising four-year-old at some spring features in Australia.
O'Brien with bright prospects for 2020-21 Vow And Declare's Melbourne Cup highlighted an impressive season for trainer Danny O'Brien who believes he has a strong squad heading into 2020-21.
Cieren Fallon wins Gr 1 July Cup on Oxted Cieren Fallon, son of former champion jockey Kieren, has landed in first Group One win on July Cup hero Oxted.
Knight Mariner to undergo further tests Promising Knight Mariner will be transferred to the Gatton veterinary hospital on Monday after apparently fracturing his pelvis in the Winx Guineas.
Retiring Griffin in 10th Gold Coast title Dan Griffin has ridden a treble to ensure he will retire with a record 10 Gold Coast jockey premierships.
Batters trains first metropolitan winner Grey gelding Leroytheconquerer has repaid trainer Damian Batters' faith by giving him his first metropolitan Saturday winner at the Sunshine Coast.
Krone too strong in Glasshouse Handicap The decision to race Krone for another season paid off when she won the Listed Glasshouse Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Winter Stakes a Noble result at Rosehill Clare Cunningham is counting her lucky stars she did not get to Melbourne with Noble Boy, who has given the trainer an important stakes win at Rosehill.
Wapiti repays Duncan's faith in G3 Guineas Wapiti has fought back to win the Group Three Winx Guineas at the Sunshine Coast after he was headed in the straight.
Jungle Edge lands Sir John Monash Stakes Coming off a short-break, Jungle Edge has landed a sizeable betting plunge to take out the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Lord Bouzeron wins in his Australian debut In his first Australian start, former New Zealand three-year-old Lord Bouzeron has raced to a dominant win over 2000m on a rain-affected track at Caulfield.
Mystery Shot continues on winning streak Despite a hefty weight rise, Mystery Shot has extended his winning streak to four with a soft victory at Caulfield.
Godolphin eyes spring with in-form Varda Fresh from winning a country staying feature midweek, jockey Jason Collett has continued his sparkling winter form with a Rosehill double.
Kisukano a class above in Classic victory Two-year-old Kisukano has stamped her claims as one of the best of her age in Queensland after winning the Bruce McLachlan Classic.
Efflorescence scores narrow Caulfield win After breaking his maiden at his third attempt, two-year-old colt Efflorescence has made it back-to-back victories with his first city success at Caulfield.
North Pacific makes a splash at Rosehill The Group One Golden Rose will be the short-term target for Hawkes Racing colt North Pacific after he demolished his rivals to win at Rosehill.
Nazeef prevails in thrilling G1 Falmouth Nazeef has toppled stablemate and favourite Terebellum in the Group One Falmouth Stakes at Newmarket.
Snowden stable chasing more 2YO success Fresh from a midweek stakes triumph, trainers Peter and Paul Snowden will look to add to their tally of winners with a well-rounded team of horses at Rosehill.
New Lindsay Park team lands first winner Tom Dabernig and Ben Hayes have landed a winner with their first runner following the departure of David Hayes from the training partnership.
Turning track to suit Tavisan in Monash After finishing at the tail of the field down the straight at Flemington, Tavisan returns to Caulfield in a stakes race in a bid to turn his form around.
Conners, Singo in Winter Stakes reunion Two old friends who have enjoyed incredible success in racing, Clarry Conners and John Singleton, are back together hoping to rejuvenate a stakes-class mare.
Kendrick to cap stellar season in Guineas Caloundra trainer Stuart Kendrick is set to cap off his best season by winning the Winx Guineas with Star Of Michelin.
Morrish gets his chance with Never No More Ballarat trainer Simon Morrish is the latest to get his hands on Never No More after the four-year-old has had stints with Aidan O'Brien and Lindsey Smith.
Soxagon takes cautious path to Glasshouse Promising Soxagon has been carefully taken through the classes as he heads to his first stakes race in the Listed Glasshouse Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Royal Ascot winners head G1 July Cup field Hello Youmzain and Golden Horde are among the entries for a 13-strong field in the July Cup at Newmarket.
Sixties Groove salutes for Lees at Grafton Jason Collett has shown patience at the start and boldness at the finish to land a first Grafton Cup win for trainer Kris Lees aboard favourite Sixties Groove.
Wicklow Town chasing maiden city success After wins at Echuca, Mornington and Geelong, Wicklow Town heads to town for the first time chasing victory at Caulfield.
Neasham to open stable for 2020-21 season After two years overseeing the Sydney operation of trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace, Annabel Neasham is branching out on her own.
Alligator Blood positive inquiry date set Stewards have set a date for the inquiry into an irregularity in a swab taken from Alligator Blood after winning the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas.
Kavanagh back from ban with fresh outlook Five years after he was banned for cobalt offences, trainer Sam Kavanagh will take the next step in his career rebuild and saddle up a Sydney stakes runner.
Grand De Flora chasing third straight win Well-bred filly Grand De Flora will step up to 2000m at Caulfield for the first time when she bids to make it three-straight wins in Melbourne.
Callander heads NSW trainers' organisation Richard Callander has been appointed chief executive of the NSW Trainers' Association, the body responsible for representing trainers across the state.
Racing NSW rule on Dunn's country status Trainer Matthew Dunn will forgo his eligibility to have Highway Handicap runners in the near future as he continues to prepare a small team out of Sydney.
Godolphin sends Viridine for Monash Stakes Godolphin galloper Viridine will attempt a fifth stakes race victory when he lines up in the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Kersley in back-to-back whip suspensions Jockey Fred Kersley has been suspended for seven meetings for breaching whip rules at Sandown, days after also being suspended at Flemington.
Vendidit ready to step up in Winx Guineas Co-trainers Bryan and Dan Guy have had plenty of winners for Orbis Bloodstock and they hope to add the Group Three Winx Guineas to their recent haul.
Glasshouse Hcp fancy Krone set to race on Smart mare Krone will race on for another season, starting in the Glasshouse Handicap, after being withdrawn from a broodmare sale.
Golden Horde set for July Cup examination Three-year-old Golden Horde will take on older horses for the first time in the Group One July Cup at Newmarket.
Spring hopes for Toyetic after Sandown win Despite being locked away on the home turn, Jamie Mott got Toyetic clear galloping room in the straight enabling the gelding to win his maiden race at Sandown.
Signore Fox wins Listed Ramornie Handicap The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Signore Fox has finished strongly between runners to bounce back to winning form in the Listed Ramornie Handicap at Grafton.
Intuition leads Goldman charge to Victoria Trainer Kurt Goldman says there is no point stressing about about getting Intuition back to NSW after he runs in the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Winter Stakes next target for Trumbull Civic Stakes winner Trumbull will be chasing his second-straight Listed race victory when he runs in the Winter Stakes at Rosehill.
Acrobatic lives up to breeding at Doomben Smart two-year-old Acrobatic lived up to his strong breeding with an easy midweek win at Doomben.
Ballarat turf meeting moved to The Valley Concerns over certain sections of the turf course at Ballarat have prompted officials to move an upcoming meeting to The Valley in Melbourne.
The Bostonian has plans to scale Everest New Zealand Group One-winning gelding The Bostonian has a spring campaign in Sydney in the pipeline, where The Everest looms as the ultimate goal.
Racing continues in Vic despite lockdown Despite the reintroduction of stage three lockdown in Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire, racing will continue in Victoria as it has done through COVID-19.
Victorian horses barred from racing in NSW Racing Victoria is calling on Racing NSW to review its ban on Victorian horses racing in NSW in the wake of the Melbourne's recent COVID-19 lockdown.
Sixties Groove, Big Duke to run at Grafton Trainer Kris Lees will have Sixties Groove and Big Duke in the Grafton Cup, but has decided not to run McKell Cup winner Frankely Awesome.
Weight concern for resuming Kisukano Trainer Michael Nolan is worried about the big weight allocated to top filly Kisukano when she returns to racing on the Sunshine Coast.
Waller seeks sentimental Winx Guineas win Champion trainer Chris Waller is hoping improving filly Starla can win the Group Three Winx Guineas, which is named in honour of his star mare.
Aquanita horses face race disqualification Several horses involved in the Aquanita 'top up' case face potential disqualification dating back years as Racing Victoria stewards write to managing owners.
VJA agree to template for whip penalties Racing Victoria and the Victorian Jockeys' Association has come to terms on a template for penalties relating to the use of the whip.
Winter Stakes plans for Ready For Prophet Co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are planning to have two runners, Ready To Prophet and the resuming Taikomochi, in the Listed Winter Stakes.
Jungle Edge out to atone in Monash Stakes After a narrow defeat in the Sir John Monash Stakes 12 months ago, trainer Mick Bell is looking to go one better when Jungle Edge runs again at Caulfield.
Southern Lad on target for Ramornie Hcp Southern Lad will be out to break through for the first win of his current preparation in the Ramornie Handicap, having placed in his four starts this campaign.
Mystic Journey set to bypass Bletchingly Tasmanian trainer Adam Trinder has pushed back the planned return for Mystic Journey, who is set to bypass the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield later this month.
Lung infection holds up Shark post surgery A lung infection has kept Te Akau Shark in hospital after the star New Zealand galloper successfully underwent eye surgery.
Stackhouse and Ashlor to team up in Monash Jockey Daniel Stackhouse will be back aboard last-start winner Ashlor in the weight-for-age Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
French Derby runner-up to join Hayes in HK British trainer John Gosden has landed his first victory in the French Derby as the runner-up The Summit heads for David Hayes's Hong Kong yard.
OTI part-owned filly claims Italian Oaks A filly part-owned by prominent Australian syndicator OTI Racing has won the Group Two Italian Oaks.
Lees, Waller with top Grafton Cup chances Prominent trainers Kris Lees and Chris Waller are set to have strong hands in the Grafton Cup with both stable's having three acceptors in the country feature.
Dunn sets sights on Ramornie with Snitz Locally trained sprinter Snitz has been set a Ramornie Handicap mission as he bids to upstage several Sydney stables in the Grafton feature.
Dee to have surgery on broken collarbone Jockey Michael Dee has suffered a broken collarbone after a fall from a horse in winning an eventful race at Pakenham.
Purton poised for fourth HK premiership Zac Purton has a six-win lead in the Hong Kong jockeys' premiership with arch-rival Joao Moreira to miss two of the final three meetings through suspensions.
Irish fillies dominate in G1 French Oaks Irish-trained fillies have made a sweep of the French Oaks placings with Fancy Blue winning for rookie trainer Donnacha O'Brien.
Ghaiyyath beats Enable in Eclipse Stakes Ghaiyyath has upset champion mare Enable's reappearance in making most of the running to win the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Winx Stakes first-up target for Dreamforce Trainer John Thompson plans to have George Ryder Stakes winner Dreamforce wound-up for a first-up tilt at the Winx Stakes next month.
Smart Boomsara to return in the Ramornie Smart Brisbane sprinter Boomsara will head to Sydney if he races well in the $200,000 Ramornie Handicap at Grafton on Wednesday.
Ramornie Hcp jockey wait for Boomtown Lass Boomtown Lass will run in the Ramornie Handicap after skipping a Listed race Eagle Farm.
Duric looking forward to Singapore return Leading Singapore jockey Vlad Duric did not follow his fellow Victorian jockeys back to Australia, preferring to stick it out ahead of a racing return.
Oaks win for Love seals Classic double Love, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore, has won The Oaks at Epsom Downs.
Stunning Serpentine win in Derby at Epsom Serpentine, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Emmet McNamara, has won the Derby at Epsom Downs.
Prince Fawaz chasing spring pot of gold Rosehill Guineas placegetter Prince Fawaz has recovered from a leg injury and will be set for one of Sydney's richest races this spring.
Star Of Michelin to back-up in G3 Guineas Eagle Farm winner Star Of Michelin is set to back-up in the Group Three Winx Guineas at the Sunshine Coast.
Jami Lady far too speedy in Bright Shadow Consistent mare Jami Lady has earned a chance at longer distances after a brilliant win in the Listed Bright Shadow over 1200m at Eagle Farm.
Sircconi wins Winter Championship Final The Nick Ryan-trained Sircconi has made a one-act affair of the Listed Winter Championship Series Final at Flemington with a four-length victory.
O'Hara on the mark back in the big smoke The trainer-jockey combination of Gary Portelli and Kathy O'Hara has continued their stellar recent form, combining for a Randwick victory with Spaceboy.
More Flemington success for Lord Von Costa The $1.3 million Kosciuszko at Randwick during spring is on the radar for connections of Lord Von Costa who has claimed his second Listed win at Flemington.
Plutocrat breaks through for stakes win Trainer Chris Anderson's prediction Plutocrat would win a stakes race when she finally drew a good barrier was proved right at Eagle Farm.
Tailleur puts spring in Godolphin's step Lightly raced filly Tailleur has stamped herself as a candidate to join Godolphin's spring carnival squad with a classy performance to win at Randwick.
Cherry Tortoni makes it three from three Cherry Tortoni has remained unbeaten from three starts in the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final while Denis Pagan's first runner as a trainer finished third.
Humbolt Current finds niche in Queensland Former English stayer Humbolt Current has helped trainer Chris Waller reach a Queensland racing prize money milestone with a strong win at Eagle Farm.
Spring races on radar for Sense Of Honour Promising two-year-old filly Sense Of Honour will be aimed towards the spring after making it two wins from three starts with victory at Flemington.
Edison shines bright as Travest goes under Edison has forced Glen Boss to eat some humble pie after proving the top jockey wrong by handling the wet conditions at Randwick to upstage favourite Travest.
Enable heads super seven in Eclipse Stakes Enable will return to racing against six rivals, including the Mackinnon Stakes winner Magic Wand, in the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Apprentice Tayla Childs rides first winner Apprentice jockey Tayla Childs has achieved the thrill of riding her first winner in a heat of the Rising Stars Series in Victoria at Bendigo.
McDonald suspension term shaved on appeal Reigning champion jockey James McDonald has had a riding suspension reduced by the Racing NSW Appeal panel
Malibu Style out to bounce back in Sprint Eight-year-old gelding Malibu Style will be striving to win the Listed All-Victorian Sprint Series Final for the second straight year at Flemington.
Bazooka on trial for spring assignments Trainer David Payne has a healthy opinion of two-year-old Bazooka and is keen to use some races over the winter as a measuring stick for bigger goals.
Plein Ciel in form for Winter Champs Final Plein Ciel has performed well in two Winter Championship Series heats and trainer Danny O'Brien believes he is poised to do likewise in the Final at Flemington.
De Grawin defies science, chases hat-trick Lightly raced filly De Grawin will chase her third win in succession at Randwick, a venue that provided a career highlight for her dam De Lightning Ridge.
Tony Gollan chases 50th Listed race win Talented filly Nicci's Spirit can give premier trainer Tony Gollan his 50th Listed race win in the Tattersall's Club Stakes.
Distance right for Fiesta in Bright Shadow Fiesta has a chance to add to her impressive record in feature races when she tackles the Listed Bright Shadow at Eagle Farm.
Final field of 16 declared for Epsom Derby Sixteen three-year-olds will take their place in their place in the Epsom Derby with Frankie Dettori's mount English King the favourite.
Banned Currie penalties reduced on appeal Disqualified trainer Ben Currie has had some penalties reduced on appeal but remains sidelined until other matters are resolved.
Toyz On Fire on target for Taj Rossi Final After two encouraging performances to start her career, Toyz On Fire will be trying to secure black-type in the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final at Flemington.
Top country trainer weighing up city shift Coronavirus restrictions prompted country trainer Matt Dunn to house a small string of horses in Sydney, a necessity that could lead to a more permanent move.
Vassilator to make headway in Winter final Disappointed with Vassilator's antics of carrying his head high, trainer Colin Little has returned to using a training aid before racing at Flemington.
Moroney team set to aim up at Flemington Milwaukee will be out to snap a year-long absence from the winners' circle in the All Victorian Sprint Series Final.
Dependable winter banker for Tulloch Lodge Co-trainer Adrian Bott is confident the stable has found the right race for Mr Dependable who chases his first win of the preparation at Randwick.
Lucy out to extend Eagle Farm excellence Love You Lucy will try to maintain her unbeaten record at Eagle Farm in the Listed Bright Shadow.
Draw goes Plutocrat's way in Listed 2YO Promising filly Plutocrat has barrier one in the Listed Tattersall's Club Stakes after a run of bad draws at her four race starts.
Le Gai Soleil makes it three-straight wins Promising filly Le Gai Soleil has made it three-straight wins this preparation with her first city victory on the Kensington track at Randwick.
Aysar leaves Hayes smiling at Sandown Lindsay Park co-trainer Ben Hayes felt relieved after Aysar posted an impressive win in the Ladbrokes Back Yourself Handicap at Sandown.
Best Stone set for her return at Randwick After winning twice at the end of her previous preparation, three-year-old filly Best Stone will try to continue her winning way when she resumes at Randwick.
AFL coach turns his hand to horse training Long-time AFL coach Denis Pagan has long held the ambition of training racehorses, and he will have his first runner when Johnny Get Angry starts at Flemington.
Ready To Bolt continues a family tradition Trainer Kelly Schweida has trained Ready To Bolt to win at Doomben to continue his run of success for his long time owners the McLean family.
Vics banned from upcoming NSW horse sales Upcoming horse sales in NSW will proceed as normal without Victorian vendors, vendor staff, vets and bloodstock agents being in attendance.
Master Jamie must overcome heavy weight Rockhampton three-year-old Master Jamie must carry the biggest weight in 23 years to win on a Brisbane racetrack if he is to be triumphant at Eagle Farm.
Victoria Star set for Winter Champ Final Trainer Greg Eurell says Victoria Star heads into the Winter Championship Series Final in great shape despite not having raced for five weeks.
Owners in Vic hotspots banned from tracks Owners living in Victorian COVID-19 hotspots will be banned from attending race meetings throughout the state until the pandemic is back under control.
Ron Stewart back riding after fall at home Group One-winning Queensland jockey Ron Stewart will resume riding at Eagle Farm after a three month break following a fall at his home in March.
Gerald Ryan to test filly at Eagle Farm Rosehill trainer Gerald Ryan admits he is throwing filly Zero To Hundred in the "deep end" by targeting a stakes race in just her second start.
Minimum prize money restored for Vic races Racing Victoria will restore minimum prize money levels from August and the majority of feature spring races will carry the same prize purses as 2019.
Trainer records overdue win at Ballarat After almost 25 years out of the winners enclosure, Terang based trainer Noel Richards has watched his horse Niamh Chinn Oir win at Ballarat.
Sircconi set for back up run at Flemington After a brave effort at his first try at 2000m, Sircconi will revert to 1600m when he runs in the VRC-CRV Winter Championship Series Final at Flemington.
Vic COVID-19 spike troubles Valley chief The spike in coronavirus numbers in Victoria is concerning for Moonee Valley chief executive Michael Browell and the club's Cox Plate planning.
Hong Kong career beckons for Ilovemyself Trainer Greg Eurell has confirmed stakes winning two-year-old Ilovemyself has been sold to do his future racing in Hong Kong.
Sydney jockey COVID test returns negative A NSW metropolitan jockey sent for COVID testing after displaying flu like symptoms has tested negative.
Golden Slipper winner Danzero dies at 28 The 1994 Golden Slipper winner Danzero has died at Victoria's Rosemont Stud, aged 28.
Winter Championship trio in return battle The placegetters from the 2019 Winter Championship have been nominated for a return clash in the Listed race at Flemington.
Emerging Victorian sire Fighting Sun dies Regarded as a Golden Slipper contender during his racing days before injury forced him out, Fighting Sun has died after a colic attack at Sun Stud.
Further tests planned for Harbour Views After failing as favourite at Caulfield, Harbour Views is undergoing further test to rule out any respiratory issues.
Japanese star shares top billing for Plate One of Japan's best four-year-old mares has been promoted to favouritism for the WS Cox Plate after winning the Takarazuka Kinen.
Pat Hyland retires after successful career Melbourne Cup-winning jockey and successful trainer Pat Hyland has called an end to his career in racing.
McDonald to appeal three-week riding ban James McDonald says he will appeal a three-week suspension for his ride on a beaten favourite, describing the penalty as "very harsh".
Magical makes effortless return to racing Trainer Aidan O'Brien and jockey Seamus Heffernan capped a successful weekend of racing at the Curragh when Magical won the Group One Pretty Polly Stakes.
Santiago a chance for English Derby start Irish Derby winner Santiago is a possibility for the English Derby despite a quick turnaround from his Curragh triumph.
Way To Paris lands overdue Group One win Seven-year-old Way To Paris has broken through at racing's elite level in winning the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud.
Sargent relief as Brandenburg stays put Trainer John Sargent believes the sky is the limit for Brandenburg this spring after his owners rejected international offers to keep the colt on home soil.
Williams in seven-win Melbourne title lead Striving for his ninth Melbourne jockeys' premiership, Craig Williams heads into the final month of the season with a seven-win lead in the title race.
Stable plots familiar path for Away Game Tough filly Away Game has returned to work with her trainers planning a spring campaign that brought Group One success last year with a stablemate.
Spring doubt on Aust-owned Curragh winners Two horses owned by Lloyd Williams have won at the Irish Derby meeting but trainer Joseph O'Brien is not sure if they will figure during the Australian spring.
Stake money measure of Newnham's season Nearing the end of his best season, Mark Newnham is hoping his current crop of yearlings can unearth an heir apparent to departed star Shadow Hero.
Qld handicapper Lester Grimmett to retire Long-serving Queensland handicapper Lester Grimmett will retire after 50 years of service to the racing industry.
Aidan O'Brien claims 14th Irish Derby win Aidan O'Brien has continued his domination of the Irish Derby with Santiago leading home a first-four result for the champion trainer.
Soxagon to chase stakes races Gelding Soxagon is to tackle the Listed Glasshouse Handicap in a fortnight after his impressive Doomben win on Saturday.
James McDonald reaches magic 100 milestone James McDonald has ridden 100 Sydney winners for the second season in a row after scoring on Kordia at Rosehill.
Mirimar lands double for Moroney stable Harbour Views has disappointed with his unplaced effort at Caulfield as Mirimar provided the Mike Moroney stable with a double.
Alfa Oro extends winning run at Caulfield The Matt Laurie-trained Alfa Oro has extended his winning sequence to four races with an impressive victory over 1100m at Caulfield.
Famous silks shine in G3 Sapphire Stakes Sure Knee has given trainer Chris Waller a Doomben treble when she carried the famous Ingham family colours to victory in the Group Three Sapphire Stakes
Trumbull lands overdue win in Civic Stakes Trainer Kim Waugh was feeling a mixture of relief and satisfaction after Trumbull finally brought his best manners to the track and landed a black-type win.
Inquiry leads all the way in Spear Chief Inquiry has shown a brilliant turn of pace to lead all the way to win the Listed Spear Chief Handicap at Doomben.
Lucifer's earns deserved Caulfield Reward Lucifer's Reward has shown his toughness to win at Caulfield when lining up for a third metropolitan race in as many weeks.
Felicia races to impressive Caulfield win The Dean Binaisse-trained Felicia has returned to the winners' circle with an impressive performance at Caulfield under Craig Williams.
Frankely Awesome back to form in McKell Newcastle trainer Kris Lees has produced the quinella in the Listed WJ McKell Cup with comeback mare Frankely Awesome defeating Sixties Groove.
Dittman on the money for Waller in Cup win Jockey Luke Dittman has ensured he will get more rides from the Chris Waller stable after winning the Premiers Cup on Another Dollar.
Rodd steers Mystery Shot to Caulfield win Star jockey Michael Rodd has ended the wait for his first city win since his return from Singapore, steering unbeaten Mystery Shot to victory at Caulfield.
Kerrin McEvoy shows class on Sweet Thomas Kerrin McEvoy has an impeccable record in two-mile races and his experience has proven decisive aboard Sweet Thomas in the Stayers' Cup at Rosehill.
Oliver guides Saltpeter home at Caulfield After breaking his maiden status at Geelong, Saltpeter has come back in distance to claim the Vale Graham Salisbury Handicap at Caulfield.
Diamond scores timely win for Worthington Well-related filly Steel Diamond has provided a bright spot for trainer Rick Worthington with an impressive win in the opening race at Rosehill.
Queen sweeps away rivals in Doomben win Caloundra filly Queen Sweeper has revived memories of owner-breeder Ross Cutts with her win at Doomben.
James McDonald banned over Threeood ride James McDonald has been suspended for three weeks on a running and handling charge but will have four more meetings to consolidate another championship title.
Career on the line for Humidor in Perth A step up to 2000m in the Strickland Stakes at Belmont for three-time Group One winner Humidor will decide his future.
Deserved aims for city win at Caulfield Deserved will chasing a second metropolitan victory for trainer Matt Cumani when she heads to Caulfield.
Mid-winter kick off for imported Cups hope The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace stable will kick off the spring campaign of potential Cups contender South Pacific at Caulfield.
Jockey's Outrageous bid to return a winner Group One-winning jockey James Innes Jr returns to Sydney racing for the first time in more than a month after a fleeting sojourn to Queensland.
Waller shoots for Gold in McKell Cup quest Trainer Chris Waller has loaded the bases and will saddle up six runners in his quest to win one of the few black-type staying races in Sydney to elude him.
Relations eyeing each other at Caulfield Three-quarter brothers Lucifer's Reward and Oh So Rewarding meet for the fourth time in a race at Caulfield.
Maloney answers SOS for Sapphire Stakes Top jockey Ryan Maloney has been booked to ride Baccarat Baby as the mare chases her first win this campaign in the Sapphire Stakes.
Familiar turf for Sargent's Home Ground The John Sargent-trained Home Ground will race for the first time since the 2018 Victoria Derby, having returned from a failed move to Hong Kong.
Sydney stables to the fore in Doomben G3 Strome is one of five Sydney-trained horses who will chase black-type in the Group Three Sapphire Stakes at Doomben.
La Pulga out to confirm staying prowess Gold Coast galloper La Pulga has a sprinter's pedigree but he can confirm his rating as a stayer of the future in the Premiers Cup at Doomben
Racing Victoria amends COVID-19 protocols Racing Victoria has announced to COVID-19 protocols, including a return to the previous minimum weight for day and night meetings.
Lees, Waller out in force for McKell Cup Trainer Chris Waller has been dominating Sydney's winter staying races but Kris Lees is shaping as a worthy adversary in the WJ McKell Cup at Rosehill.
Berry to get the jump on Rosehill rivals A week after playing a starring role at Randwick with four winners, Tommy Berry will look to continue his good form with a book of eight Rosehill rides.
Ms Catherine to bounce back at Caulfield After disappointing trainer Henry Dwyer first-up at The Valley, Ms Catherine gets the chance to return to top form at Caulfield.
Forster to write another winning Chapter Desleigh Forster hopes to be rewarded for her flexibility as a trainer with Chapter And Verse in the Spear Chief Handicap at Doomben.
Tricky Gal set to shine in Sapphire Stakes Warwick Farm trainer Matthew Smith hopes to continue his recent Brisbane success with Tricky Gal in the Group Three Sapphire Stakes at Doomben.
Alfa Oro out to continue winning streak After breaking through for his maiden city success at Flemington, Alfa Oro will attempt to add to his winning run in the Neds Handicap at Caulfield.
Apprentice called up for Premiers Cup ride Trainer Kevin Kemp is confident apprentice Adin Thompson can handle the job aboard Fighting Teo in a Premiers Cup dominated by Chris Waller horses at Doomben.
Purton kicks clear in premiership battle A quartet of winners at Happy Valley has extended Zac Purton's handy lead over nearest rival Joao Moreira in the Hong Kong jockeys' premiership.
Talented colt Oregon snares his first win Talented two-year-old colt Oregon has broken his maiden at his third start with co-trainer Paul Snowden predicting he will only get better as he matures.
Strickland disqualified for two years North Queensland trainer Greg Strickland has been effectively disqualified for two years on seven medication administration charges
Bartholomeu Dias breaks through at Sandown The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained import Bartholomeu Dias has broken through for his first Australian win with an impressive display at Sandown.
Knight Mariner on Winx Guineas course Knight Mariner's role in an Ipswich treble for trainer Tony Gollan and jockey Baylee Nothdurft has earned him a tilt at next month's Winx Guineas.
Steve Rosich to take over reins at the VRC The Victoria Racing Club has announced a new chief executive officer will be joining the club along with three new directors.
Sully on target for McKell Cup in Sydney Five-year-old gelding Sully will be chasing his first win since 2017 when he heads to Sydney for the Listed WJ McKell Cup at Rosehill over 2000m.
Double You Tee tackles Harbour Views again Trainer Patrick Payne has reservations that Double You Tee can turn around his last start defeat by Harbour Views despite gaining a weight advantage.
Border closures may affect spring numbers Racing Victoria will open up quarantine at Werribee racecourse for international competitors while there is doubt whether international staff will be allowed.
James McDonald charged over Threeood ride Jockey James McDonald has been charged by Racing NSW stewards over his ride on Threeood in a race at Randwick.
Waller set for another feature staying win Champion trainer Chris Waller can complete a set of all major staying races in Queensland if he wins the Group Three Premier's Cup at Doomben
Krone's chance to shine in Sapphire Stakes Classy mare Krone has had no luck in races over 1600m but she gets another chance to win at the distance in the Group Three Sapphire Stakes at Doomben.
Grand National-winning jockey found dead Grand National-winning jockey Liam Treadwell, who won the fabled steeplechase at the first attempt in 2009, has been found dead in an English property.
Substance charges laid: QLD stewards probe Queensland stewards have charged 15 people, including 13 trainers, with procuring substances or preparations of unregistered substances.
Future for Jolly Sailor lies in Hong Kong Jolly Sailor has run his last race in Australia, having been sold to Hong Kong interests after winning three of his four races in Victoria.
Consistent Sansom to chase Caulfield win Trainer Phillip Stokes believes Sansom has taken plenty out of his first-up second at The Valley and will be better suited over 1100m at Caulfield.
Time To Reign set for return at Rosehill Silver Slipper-winning colt Time To Reign is set to make his return to racing at Rosehill for the three-year-old's first start since January.
Coronavirus hiccup hits race club members Racing Victoria CEO Giles Thompson is hoping patrons will still be allowed on-course next month, with the recent spike in coronavirus cases in the state.
Connections keep Front Page on home soil After winning his first metropolitan outing in impressive fashion, the connections of Front Page have knocked back some sizeable offers from overseas.
Graff likely to chase Ramornie success Smart sprinter Graff is likely to run in next month's Listed Ramornie Handicap at Grafton after an impressive Deagon trial on Tuesday.
Old-timer Fighting Heart set to race again Fighting Heart, a former Hong Kong-trained 12-year-old, is set to have his first start in seven years at Ipswich on Wednesday.
In-form Wu Gok heads McKell Cup weights In-form stayer Wu Gok heads the weights for Listed WJ McKell Cup at Rosehill but is one of a host of Chris Waller-trained horses also nominated for Brisbane.
Harbour Views can improve again: Williams Encouraged by Harbour Views' last-start victory at The Valley, trainer Matthew Williams believes the gelding can cap his winter with another win at Caulfield.
Freedman training dynasty set to continue Will Freedman, a member of an influential Australian horse racing family, has announced plans to open his own stable.
McNeil in untimely ban for careless riding Jye McNeil has a one-win lead in the Victorian jockeys' premiership but he has been suspended for the next 10 meetings for careless riding at Bendigo.
Purton extends HK premiership lead to four Zac Purton has extended his lead by one to a four-win advantage in the Hong Kong Jockeys premiership after riding a winning double at Sha Tin.
Victorian owners given OK to attend races Owners will start to return to Victorian racetracks but with a number of restrictions still in place, Racing Victoria has announced.
Appleby eyes second Melbourne Cup success Charlie Appleby is dreaming of a second Melbourne Cup success with Cross Counter after an encouraging run in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.
Freedmans settling into a winning groove Brothers Michael and Richard Freedman have been working hard to establish their Sydney training partnership and set a strong foundation for future success.
Gytrash begins build-up to sprint features Trainer Gordon Richards is thrilled with how Gytrash has spelled ahead of his spring campaign which connections hope will include gaining a slot in The Everest.
Dabernig to follow Lindsay Park routine There will be little change to the training regime at Lindsay Park which has stood the test of time at one of Australia's leading stables.
Everest potential target again for Santa Santa Ana Lane is likely to be given the chance to try to secure a slot in The Everest again when he returns to work with a view to another spring campaign.
Tiz the Law wins Triple Crown's Belmont Favourite Tiz the Law has won the Belmont Stakes, claiming victory on Saturday in the first leg of the revamped Triple Crown schedule.
Gollan chasing another Queensland record Tony Gollan became the first trainer to secure 100 Queensland metropolitan winners in a season and now he is after the state record.
Queensland tracks to welcome racegoers Strict biosecurity rules will be in place when Queensland racetracks are reopened in stages to the public.
Listed races await Sofie's Gold Class Doomben winner Sofie's Gold Class could back up in the Listed Sapphire Stakes on Saturday if she does well this week.
Jim Byrne suspended for careless riding Leading Brisbane jockey Jim Byrne has been suspended for careless riding at Doomben.
I Am Someone records narrow Flemington win Declan Bates has steered I Am Someone to victory in the Adam Lindsay Gordon Handicap with the Victorian Sprint Series Final the gelding's next assignment.
Ballet Master makes Sydney trip worthwhile Jockey Jason Collett has brought up a winning double at Randwick on Ballet Master with Tommy Berry, chasing his fifth win of the day, second on Bandersnatch.
Stewards quiz McDonald over Randwick ride James McDonald has had a tough day at Randwick, failing to extend his premiership lead while queried over his ride on a beaten favourite.
Composed Jadentom on song for Doomben win Toowoomba mare Jadentom was in a calm mood before winning at Doomben for trainer Lindsay Hatch and his family.
Tommy Berry takes Randwick riding honours Jockey Tommy Berry has had a day out at Randwick riding four winners on the nine-race card, all of them for different trainers.
Front Page the headline act at Flemington After three wins from five starts on country tracks, Front Page has made a successful city debut in the Listed AR Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
Import Lord Belvedere finds winning form At his third start back from a lengthy lay-off, import Lord Belvedere has returned to winning form in a winter staying race at Flemington.
Bowman, Viridine all class in Winter Dash Godolphin will consider a start in the Ramornie Handicap for Viridine after the horse posted a confidence-boosting win in the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Shades of Master as Mount Popa impresses A stablemate of Group-winning stayer Master Of Wine, Mount Popa has stamped himself a horse for the future at Randwick.
The Actuary too strong in Listed Phoenix Tony Gollan made the right decision by taking blinkers off the race day gear of The Actuary who won Listed The Phoenix at Doomben.
Persan records successive Flemington wins Former Sydney galloper Persan has recorded his third win from five starts for Ciaron Maher and David Eustace, taking out the Sir Henry Bolte Handicap.
Cherry Tortoni in strong Flemington win The Patrick Payne-trained two-year-old gelding Cherry Tortoni has made it two wins from as many starts with a strong victory over 1420m at Flemington.
Gollan reaches 100 metropolitan winners Trainer Tony Gollan has brought up his 100th metropolitan winner for the season with Howwonderfullifeis at Doomben.
Exhibition adds to the Freedmans' 2YO haul Andrew Adkins has lifted juvenile Exhibition to victory at Randwick to maintain a purple patch of form for co-trainers Michael and Richard Freedman.
Racing manners key to Starcaster's hopes Imported stayer Starcaster will race with ear muffs and pacifiers at Flemington in a bid to help him relax better.
Randwick team to build on Baker's season Despite losing stable star Samadoubt to injury in the spring, Bjorn Baker has managed to enjoy a career-best season and it isn't over yet.
Run To Perfection chasing first Aust win Former New Zealand three-year-old Run To Perfection will chase his first Australian win when he runs in the Listed AR Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
Roche banks on Star to keep shining in wet Star Of Harada is unbeaten on heavy tracks, a record his trainer Wendy Roche is confident the horse can uphold at Randwick.
Flemington expected to suit Miss Mandito The 2019 Leilani Series Final winner Miss Mandito will be out to press her claims for this year's race when she runs in a heat of the series at Flemington.
Outburst to make an impact in The Phoenix The Paul Messara-trained Outburst has been scratched from a Sydney race to contest the Listed Phoenix over 1600m at Doomben.
Lockwood to scale own Heights at Doomben Barry Lockwood has been caretaker trainer for two recent stakes winners and he has a chance to be in the spotlight again with Fiery Heights at Doomben.
Lindsay Park duo tune up for Listed race Flemington will give Lindsay Park the opportunity to assess the potential black-type credentials of two-year-olds Chequerboard and Energy Within.
Scottish horse racing given OK to resume Horse racing in Scotland is set to return behind closed doors as the government announced professional sport can resume as part of its COVID-19 route map.
Sydney trainer to face Queensland inquiry Trainer John O'Shea will front Queensland racing officials after one of his horses returned a positive swab to the party drug ice.
Freedman stable out to continue hot streak Training partners Michael and Richard Freedman will saddle up two Randwick runners as they bid to extend the stable's patch of form.
Jamie Mott fined $1500 for Twitter comment Melbourne jockey Jamie Mott has been hit with a $1500 fine over social media comments about racing's controversial whip rule.
Perry reflects on Royal Ascot pilgrimage Paul Perry, who became part of Australian racing folklore when Choisir won at Royal Ascot, is chasing a far more modest prize at Randwick.
King Of Hastings set for his winter target The Listed AR Creswick Stakes at Flemington has been a winter target for the consistent King Of Hastings who heads into the 1200m race in winning form.
Cojuangco's Gooree legacy set to continue Gooree Park Stud principal Eduardo Cojuangco is being remembered for his significant contribution to the Australian racing and breeding industries.
Flemington distance trial for Mahamedeis Having proven himself at a middle distance, Mahamedeis is attempting a staying trip for the first time in the George Watson Handicap at Flemington.
In-form Brilliant Concept after hat-trick The Matthew Williams-trained gelding Brilliant Concept will be chasing his third straight win when he runs in the David Bourke Provincial Plate at Flemington.
Tony Gollan nears another training record Talented filly The Actuary will head a strong team for trainer Tony Gollan as he closes in on 100 Brisbane metropolitan winners for the season at Doomben.
Good barrier a boost for Mishani Hustler Trainer Les Ross is confident a better barrier will see Mishani Hustler hard to beat at Doomben.
Lord North wins Prince Of Wales's Stakes The John Gosden-trained Lord North has won the showpiece Prince of Wales's Stakes on day two of Royal Ascot.
Zero To Hundred makes winning debut Two-year-old filly Zero To Hundred has started her career with a midweek city win at Warwick Farm on a heavy track.
Ilovethegame prevails on debut for Eurell Greg Eurell has high hopes for debutant Ilovethegame who provided the trainer an ideal birthday present with his victory at Sandown.
Luskin Hero a tonic for Mayfield-Smith Trainer Lawrie Mayfield Smith followed Luskin Hero's maiden win in Ipswich from his hospital bed as he awaited an operation.
Angel Helena to chase her first city win Two-year-old filly Angel Helena will try to back up a maiden win at Hawkesbury with a first city win at Randwick when she steps up to 1500m in her third start.
Valley victor after Listed win before rest A week after returning to winning form at The Valley, Kalkarni Royale will try to add a stakes race to her record in the AR Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
Spurcraft to debut for Schweida at Doomben Smart sprinter Spurcraft has recovered from a barrier accident to be ready to debut for trainer Kelly Schweida at Doomben.
Owners set for Victorian racetracks return Racing Victoria's chief executive Giles Thompson has announced owners of racehorses are set to be allowed to start returning to Victorian tracks on race days.
Forster targets black-type for See Marie Talented filly See Marie missed a run in the Group One JJ Atkins but trainer Desleigh Forster hopes that will be beneficial at Doomben.
Hi Stranger opening options at Flemington In-form galloper Hi Stranger will attempt a first stakes race victory when he lines up in the AR Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
COVID-19 protocols to ease for NSW jockeys Racing NSW has announced the current jockey zones in place in the state will be removed from the start of July in a further easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
Maher and Eustace fined over positive swab Piccatric has returned a positive test for Furosemide which has resulted in the Victorian Racing Tribunal fining trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace $7500.
Ventura Storm scores debut hurdle victory Lindsay Park galloper Ventura Storm has ploughed through heavy ground to win a maiden hurdle at Ballarat at his first run over jumps.
Another winter start for Harbour Views Trainer Matthew Williams is looking to run Harbour Views one more time this winter over 2000m at Caulfield to try to boost his rating before the spring.
New Zealand stable eyeing Melbourne spring Jamie Richards may have lost Te Akau Shark for the spring with an eye injury, but the trainer has Melody Belle and Probabeel gearing up for a spring campaign.
Edmonds team farewells two stable stars The Edmonds training partnership will lose two of its stars with Wisdom of Water going to Mick Price and The Drinks Cart set to be sold to Hong Kong.
Cross Counter, Prince Of Arran in Gold Cup Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter and dual Melbourne Cup placegetter Prince Of Arran are among star stayer Stradivarius' rivals in the Royal Ascot Gold Cup.
Eye surgery for Kiwi star Te Akau Shark Group One winner Te Akau Shark will undergo eye surgery, delaying the New Zealand-trained star's return to the racetrack.
Mick Kent rebuilds stable without Kinane An overseas holiday cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic has allowed Mick Kent to build a new Cranbourne stable complex in a measured return to training.
Tarrant gets a stay on disqualification Luke Tarrant has been granted a stay on a six-month disqualification he was given for allegedly head-butting a rival jockey
Trackwork boost for title-chasing Williams Craig Williams is hoping a return to riding trackwork will stand him in good stead in a Melbourne jockeys' premiership battle with Damien Oliver.
Addeybb to contest Royal Ascot Group One Sydney autumn carnival star Addeybb is among seven horses to accept for the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Whip rules scrutinised after Cup dead-heat A breach of the whip rule from Billy Egan on Plein Ciel was not found until after correct weight when the galloper dead-heated with Shot Of Irish at The Valley.
Smith keen to make an Impact during spring Two-time Group One winner Fierce Impact is back in work and trainer Matt Smith has lofty spring ambitions, culminating in a Cox Plate start.
Short break for Schabau before spring prep Robert Hickmott will give Schabau a short break before the stayer continues his path to The Bart Cummings in spring to try to cement a Melbourne Cup start.
Gailo Chop back in work for another spring After a disappointing autumn campaign, veteran galloper Gailo Chop is back in work preparing for some early Group One spring assignments.
Nature Strip to follow proven spring path Trainer Chris Waller says he won't be changing anything with Nature Strip as the exciting sprinter heads towards the $15 million Everest.
Mackinnon winner in first-up Irish success Irish mare Magic Wand, a Group One winner during last year's Melbourne Cup carnival, has claimed the Lanwades Stud Stakes at the Curragh.
Group One star Black Heart Bart retired Black Heart Bart, a shock winner of the Group One Underwood Stakes this season, has been retired after finishing last in the Hyperion Stakes in Perth.
Ten rivals for Battaash in G1 King's Stand Battaash will be trying to make it third-time lucky when he lines up in the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Ipswich given all-clear to continue racing Ipswich racetrack has been given the green light to continue racing despite a disrupted season.
Colless back in winter carnival spotlight Jockey Glen Colless has broken a drought in black-type races with Love You Lucy's win in the Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes.
Cahill cops dual Eagle Farm suspensions Jockey Michael Cahill has finished the main part of the winter carnival on a sour note with suspensions in two races at Eagle Farm.
Harbour Views passes crucial Valley test Harbour Views has relished the rise to 2040m with a dominant victory in the Inglis July Sales Series Handicap, his first start at The Valley.
Shot Of Irish, Plein Ciel share Cup spoils Shot Of Irish and Plein Ciel have finished in a dead-heat for first in the Travis Harrison Cup over 1600m at The Valley.
Love You Lucy wins G2 Dane Ripper Stakes Toowoomba mare Love You Lucy has scored at big odds in the Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes at Eagle Farm
Widdup has spring in his step with Adelong Emerging sprinter Adelong has taken her record to six wins from eight starts with jockey James McDonald rating her Rosehill victory the best yet.
Stewart lands The Roses in brilliant ride Jockey Brad Stewart has ridden a feature race double at Eagle Farm, including a brilliant effort on Vanna Girl in the Group Two The Roses
In Good Time races to upset Brisbane win The Tracey Bartley-trained In Good Time has defied her starting price to score an upset win in the Listed Ascot Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Attention Run earns shot at winter Cups Trainer Kris Lees will give Attention Run a tilt at some off-season stakes races after the mare returned with a dominant win at Rosehill.
Ashlor holds on for narrow Valley victory Ashlor has recorded a fourth victory at The Valley holding off Morrissy to win the Sweeney Real Estates Agents Handicap.
Wu Gok heads Waller's Winter Cup windfall Trainer Chris Waller saddled up five of the seven Winter Cup runners and likewise dominated at the finish with the first three across the line, led by Wu Gok.
Brimham Rocks proves No.1 in Tatt's Cup Tough stayer Brimham Rocks made the most of barrier one to prove too strong in the Group Three Tattersalls Cup at Eagle Farm.
Smart 'N' Sexy breaks maiden in Dalrello Classy filly Smart 'N' Sexy has broken her maiden status with an impressive win in the Listed Dalrello Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Word For Word hits right Key at Rosehill Word For Word has broken a 12-month winning drought to score a last-stride win at Rosehill for her part-owner, former New Zealand Prime Minister Sir John Key.
Crosshaven adds Valley victory to record After winning on debut at Geelong, Crosshaven has backed that up with victory in the Sheamus Mills Bloodstock Handicap at The Valley.
Lady Banff makes winning Rosehill return Two-year-old filly Lady Banff has handled the heavy conditions to make a winning return, one of two winners on the Rosehill program for the Matthew Dunn stable.
Siskin storms to Irish 2,000 Guineas win Siskin has surged to victory in the Irish 2,000 Guineas at the Curragh, beating Vatican City with Lope Y Fernandez in third.
Racing Victoria confirms program schedule Having ticked off on the shape of the Victorian spring racing carnival, Racing Victoria has announced the race dates for the remainder of 2020.
Moment of truth for Lees' G1-placed mare A pair of race-hardened geldings and two mares bidding to recapture their best form will go head-to-head for the Kris Lees stable at Rosehill.
Practice makes perfect for roguish Prince The racing career of Invictus Prince was at a crossroads when he refused to participate in a race but his trainer has brought the horse back from the brink.
Stradbroke reject to chases consolation Tough mare Baccarat Baby can make up for missing the Stradbroke Handicap by winning the Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Spirit Of Aquada after Valley breakthrough Trainer Gareth Andrews says he has Spirit Of Aquada in top order as he looks to break a run of six second placings since his most recent win at The Valley.
Godolphin doubles up in Eagle Farm Mile Godolphin will have two runners in the Group Three Eagle Farm Mile with Best Of Days and Gaulois representing the leading stable.
Harbour Views gets first try at The Valley With spring aspirations centred around The Valley, Harbour Views is set to have his first try at the track in the Inglis July Sales Series Handicap.
Dalrello draw a real barrier for Plutocrat Smart filly Plutocrat's run with terrible barrier draws has continued with an outside marble in the Listed Dalrello Stakes at Eagle Farm.
ATC to allow members on course at Rosehill Sydney racing has moved a step closer to having crowds with the Australian Turf Club opening its doors to members and owners at Rosehill.
Mystic Journey readies for spring return Star Tasmanian mare Mystic Journey may have to race through the spring without her trainer Adam Trinder for company.
Widdup treads patient path with Adelong Trainer Brad Widdup is in no hurry to rush Adelong into stakes grade, happy to continue picking off winnable races before raising the bar in the spring.
Jockey disqualified for swab sample switch Jockey Ric McMahon has been disqualified after Queensland stewards used DNA to prove he had substituted a urine sample.
Selica freshened for Rivette Series races The Rivette Series Final is a late-season target for the Phillip Stokes-trained Selica who runs in a heat at The Valley off a freshen-up.
Smith chases Sweet win over Waller quintet Matthew Smith will bank on the stamina of Sweet Thomas in his bid to overcome premier trainer Chris Waller's five-strong Winter Cup contingent.
Williams after win in Travis Harrison Cup Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Craig Williams will chase a second victory in the race honouring his cousin, the Travis Harrison Cup, at The Valley.
Family advantage for Coyle with Maui Girl Recent stable recruit Maui Girl is still a work in progress but trainer Jason Coyle has the advantage of being able to draw on a family link.
Winter Bride poised for farewell victory Winter Bride has been set to retire to stud as a winner in the Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes at a Eagle Farm.
Valley test for spring hope Django Freeman German import Django Freeman's performance in a 2040m winter handicap at The Valley will give trainer Robert Hickmott with a clearer guide heading into spring.
Florent adds intrigue to Group Two Roses Promising Victorian three-year-old filly Florent brings different form to the Group Two The Roses at Eagle Farm.
Niccanova to back-up in Eagle Farm Mile Stradbroke Handicap placegetter Niccanova isn't expected to be bothered by a quick back-up in the Group Three Eagle Farm Mile
Moreira closes gap in HK jockeys' title After an early winner at Happy Valley, Zac Purton has had his lead in the Hong Kong jockeys' premiership cut to three after a Joao Moreira double.
Adam Hyeronimus stewards hearing delayed Racing NSW has agreed to adjourn the hearing of charges against jockey Adam Hyeronimus with new date to be set this week.
Mum's the word in Stackhouse Sale victory The victory aboard So Let's Toast at Sale provided Daniel Stackhouse a special moment as the colt is part-owned by his mother Vicki.
Rothfire second favourite for Golden Rose Brilliant JJ Atkins winner Rothfire has been installed as second favourite for the Group One Golden Rose in September.
Williams' Irish team readying for return Melbourne spring aspirations commence in Ireland for horses owned by Team Williams as they gradually make their return to racing amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Winx's half-sister unplaced on debut Two-year-old colt Sixgun has raced to an impressive debut win on a heavy track at Canterbury while Winx's half-sister Covent Garden has finished unplaced.
Maiden win for well-bred Tracy May Well-bred filly Tracy May has led all the way to win a maiden at Doomben in her first start for trainer Tony Gollan.
Ms Catherine starts winter at The Valley Unbeaten in three career starts, the Henry Dwyer-trained Ms Catherine will have a late winter campaign with the aim of adding more black type to her record.
Soldier Of Love after three-straight wins The Bjorn Baker-trained Soldier Of Love has continued stepping up this preparation and will be aiming for a third-straight city win when he runs at Rosehill.
Waller targets resources at Tatt's Cup Chris Waller trained the first six across the line at Doomben recently and could do the same in the Group Three Tattersall's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Outback Barbie to back up in Dane Ripper Classy mare Outback Barbie has come through last week's run in the Stradbroke Handicap and will back up in the Dane Ripper Stakes at Eagle Farm.
RV make adjustments to trackwork protocols Victorian Jockeys Association boss Matt Hyland has welcomed Racing Victoria's decision to allow the 'Green' team jockeys to start riding trackwork again.
Apprentice in hospital after Pakenham fall A fall at Pakenham has resulted in apprentice Kiran Quilty suffering concussion and a night in hospital.
Irithea set for G2 Dane Ripper in Brisbane In-form Irithea will be out to back up her last-start Group Three win in the Dark Jewel Classic when she heads to Brisbane for the Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes.
Tasmanian racing set for crowds on return Launceston will host the return meeting for racing in Tasmania which was forced into a shutdown because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Hang Man chasing winter win at The Valley Trainer Mike Moroney believes there was plenty of merit in Hang Man's last start third at Caulfield as he prepares the gelding for his next winter assignment.
Blazing Miss to chase third-straight win Three-year-old filly Blazing Miss will be striving for her third-straight city win when she steps up in class at Rosehill ahead of a potential trip to Brisbane.
AFL Grand Final and Vic Derby won't clash With uncertainty over when the AFL Grand Final will take place, Victoria's Racing Minister Martin Pakula says there won't be a clash with the Victoria Derby.
Nothdurft to continue fight against ban Queensland jockey Baylee Nothdurft will take his appeal against a three-month suspension to the next level after failing in an internal review application.
Manzelmann fined for positive swab returns Leading Queensland country trainer John Manzelmann has been fined $6000 after two of his horses returned positive swabs to a prohibited steroid.
Hyeronimus to face RNSW betting inquiry Racing NSW stewards have scheduled a hearing into multiple charges levelled against Group One-winning jockey Adam Hyeronimus over betting offences.
Newnham to have three runners in The Roses Mark Newnham is set to have a strong hand in the Group Three The Roses in Brisbane, with the Sydney trainer planning to have three fillies in the 1825m race.
Stockman rounds up rivals at Warwick Farm Trainer Joe Pride was left to wonder what might have been after Stockman continued on his winning way at Warwick Farm.
Moroney to welcome back spring hopefuls Group One winner Tofane and imports Aktau and Buffalo River are set to return to Mike Moroney's stables on the same day to prepare for big spring targets.
Sydney carnival lead-up loses WFA status The Missile Stakes, a sprint race that heralds the arrival of spring racing in Sydney, will be run under a different weight scale for the first time in 2020.
Scenic Warrior lands maiden win at Farm Co-trainer Michael Hawkes believes Scenic Warrior is a nice horse heading into next season after the colt broke his maiden at his second start at Warwick Farm.
Waller saves Winx relation for another day Covent Garden, a younger half-sister to champion Winx, has been scratched from a race at Warwick Farm but could make her debut at Canterbury.
Opacity to have short break before spring Promising gelding Opacity is set to have a short break in the paddock before being set for a spring campaign.
New-look Avdulla emerges from form slump After enduring a winless period in the saddle, jockey Brenton Avdulla has bounced back in style with a flurry of Randwick victories.
Maher, Eustace in premierships contention Co-trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace are in contention for premierships nationally and in Victoria with less than two months of the season remaining.
Unaltered spring hinders Lindsay Park duo Fifty Stars and Furrion will have their spring programs reset after a Racing Victoria decision not to reshape the 2020 carnival.
Winx sibling set to make racetrack debut Covent Garden, an Exceed And Excel half-sister to superstar Winx, will make her race debut at the same track where her famous sibling first stepped out.
Star colt King's Legacy to return to work Two-time Group One-winning colt King's Legacy is set to return to work with the Golden Rose his first main spring target before attention turns to Melbourne.
Vanna Girl puts spring claims on the line Smart filly Vanna Girl can earn a trip to Melbourne if she races well in The Roses at Doomben.
Cahill, Orman suspended after Stradbroke Jockeys Michael Cahill and Jim Orman have been suspended for their rides in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Waller to have big say in Tattersalls Cup Improving stayer Stardome could add to trainer Chris Waller's already strong hand in the Tattersalls Cup at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Group One wins add award battle intrigue The wins of Tyzone in the Stradbroke and Rothfire in the JJ Atkins have put them in the mix to be voted Queensland Horse Of The Year.
Rostropovich cleared to increase workload After a pelvic injury threatened to halt the career of Rostropovich, the stayer has been cleared to be ridden under saddle in a further step in his recovery.
Promising Opacity wins again at Randwick Promising three-year-old gelding Opacity has made it five wins from seven starts with a narrow but impressive victory at Randwick.
Jolly Sailor impresses with Flemington win Jolly Sailor has landed his third win from four career starts, leading throughout to claim the Bagot's Cowshed Handicap.
Vassilator returns to form at Flemington After a winless streak extending more than two years, Vassilator has broken through with a narrow win in the VRC Heritage Handicap at Flemington.
Aquitaine earns extended Queensland stay Godolphin filly Aquitaine will stay in Queensland to chase more black-type after winning the Listed Mick Dittman Plate at Eagle Farm.
Classique Legend a class above at Randwick The road to the $15 million Everest has begun at a Sydney winter meeting for Classique Legend, whose star power has shone bright at Randwick.
Chapada breaks through for his second win Having been out of the winner's circle since a maiden victory at Wangaratta in 2018, dual Group One placegetter Chapada has broken through at Flemington.
Tyzone wins the Group One Stradbroke Hcp Tyzone has produced a barnstorming run to edge out Sydney-trained mare Madam Rouge in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Rothfire dominates in Group One JJ Atkins Rothfire has won the Group One JJ Atkins, beating Gotta Kiss and The Drinks Cart in the $350,000 race at Eagle Farm.
Ballistic Boy gives Anderson dream result Chris Anderson realised a training ambition when he won a Group race with a horse in Think Big Stud's colours as Ballistic Boy claimed the Rough Habit Plate.
Standoff lands Flemington knockout blow Jockey Dwayne Dunn was taken by the performance of Standoff at Flemington, saying the filly looks like a yearling but has a lot of natural ability.
Bowman steers Lando Bay to Randwick win Three-year-old Lando Bay has notched his first city victory and his third win from five starts this campaign since being gelded.
Achiever ends lean run for Brenton Avdulla Out-of-sorts jockey Brenton Avdulla has returned to form with a vengeance after a winning treble at Randwick
Three straight for Prezado at Flemington Prezado has added to his impressive Flemington straight-track record, taking out the Jim Beam Hill Plate to make it three successive wins.
Victorian trainer facing cobalt charges Victorian trainer Archie Alexander is facing cobalt charges after one of his horses was found to have a higher than an accepted level in its system.
Victorian spring carnival dates unchanged Racing Victoria has decided to keep the spring carnival's traditional dates after investigating changes to the 2020 program.
Lees changes tack with Graff in Stradbroke Trainer Kris Lees will have two runners in the Stradbroke Handicap with both Graff and Chief Ironside chasing their first Group One wins.
Adkins after a lucky break in Listed race Andrew Adkins is looking forward to finally getting some rhythm to his riding routine after a luckless 15-month run of injuries.
Vega One can deliver in Stradbroke: Gollan Trainer Tony Gollan is prepared to overlook Vega One's run in the Victory Stakes when assessing the sprinter's Stradbroke Handicap chances.
Li'l Kontra in distance rise at Flemington On the advice of jockey Jamie Kah, South Australian filly Li'l Kontra will be tested at 1400m for the first time at Flemington.
Gotta Kiss primed for JJ Atkins assault Steve O'Dea has taken a selective path to the Group One JJ Atkins for his filly Gotta Kiss but the trainer is confident it should pay off.
Tregea chases rare Group One achievement Toowoomba's Steve Tregea can join a small group who have bred, owned and trained a horse to win a Group One race if Niccanova can take the Stradbroke Handicap.
Wild Ruler set for G1 Atkins in Brisbane Peter Snowden is adamant Wild Ruler has the talent to win the JJ Atkins but the co-trainer is not so sure if the colt has the maturity to match his ability.
Frankel colt ready to shine at Randwick Hugh Bowman says he has a good feeling about Frankel youngster Yangtze Rapids, one of 10 runners in an open two-year-old race at Randwick.
Fresh Beauty Bolt to tackle older mares After a disappointing display in Adelaide in a Group One race for fillies, Grahame Begg has freshened Beauty Bolt for Flemington.
Limited number of patrons for Stradbroke A limited number patrons will be allowed on course for the Group One Stradbroke day at Eagle Farm.
Kendrick in super form for JJ Atkins tilt Trainer Stuart Kendrick believes Superare is a chance in the Group One JJ Atkins despite the narrow nature of a last-start win.
Rawiller to bring out best in Archedemus Trainer Joe Pride is banking on the aggressive riding style of Nash Rawiller to help proven stakes performer Archedemus land his first win for his new stable.
What you need to know about the JJ Atkins A look at the JJ Atkins over 1400m at Eagle Farm, the final Group One race for two-year-olds during the Australian racing season.
A look at the Group 1 Stradbroke Handicap What you need to know about the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Bowman fears Legend class in Listed sprint Hugh Bowman has no doubt Tactical Advantage is capable of rebounding to form at Randwick but admits rival Classique Legend poses a significant hurdle.
RV rejects Webb's bid for training licence Racing Victoria has denied Stuart Webb's application for a trainers' licence and stablehand registration.
Lindsay Park saddle quartet at Flemington A race at Flemington could determine the direction of several Lindsay Park-trained stayers who have been schooling over jumps as part of their training regime.
Purton extends HK premiership lead to five Zac Purton has moved to a five-win lead in the Hong Kong jockeys' premiership after Joao Moreira went winless at Happy Valley.
Family connection on omen for Stradbroke Godolphin's head trainer James Cummings believes Exhilarates' proven record with a seven-day back-up gives her a great chance in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Darose looks for repeat Flemington victory Parwan Prince provided Jade Darose a career highlight winning at Flemington 12 months ago which she hopes to replicate in the Jim Beam Hill Plate.
Jim Byrne fired up for Group One result Hard work to overcome a broken leg injury has given jockey Jim Byrne a chance to win the Group One JJ Atkins on Rothfire.
Zoumist chasing consolation Sydney win Changes to the Brisbane winter carnival program put paid to Gerald Ryan's initial plans for Zoumist who will instead chase a city win at Randwick.
Earlier return date for New Zealand racing After months in lockdown because of coronavirus, New Zealand racing is set to return earlier than planned.
Cahill treks towards another Group One win Jockey Michael Cahill gets a chance for more Group One glory after making a cautious but successful return from a troubling foot injury.
Costa taking giant strides to Rough Habit Emerging staying talent Supergiant is on target for his second Queensland winter carnival win in the Rough Habit Plate at Eagle Farm.
Marquand off the mark in UK with bolter English jockey Tom Marquand, who made an impact during the Sydney autumn carnival, has ridden his first winner since the resumption of British racing.
Panel seeks horse welfare solutions A thoroughbred industry panel has called for submissions on how to safeguard the welfare of horses when they exit the racing and breeding industries.
Lost And Running makes it two from two The John O'Shea-trained Lost And Running has made it two convincing wins from as many starts with his first city victory on the Kensington track at Randwick.
Cernan gets Moody back on city scoreboard Cernan has provided trainer Peter Moody with his fourth winner and his first in town with a narrow victory at Sandown.
Wait remains for race crowd returns in Vic Racing Victoria continues to work with the race clubs and the Victorian state government on getting owners and members back on track.
Owners allowed at Randwick meeting The first phase of spectators being allowed to return to Sydney race meetings has been announced, with owners to be able to attend to see their horses race.
Doomben double hands Gollan training mark An early midweek double at Doomben has enabled trainer Tony Gollan to set a new record for metropolitan winners in a Brisbane season.
Thompson teams up with old Singapore mate Mister Yeoh makes his return to racing in Australia at Flemington where he teams up with Ben Thompson who had success on him in Singapore.
Tactical Advantage freshened for Randwick Kris Lees believes a soft barrier draw is a plus for Tactical Advantage in the Listed Bob Charley Stakes but hopes the Randwick track can improve from heavy.
Wide barriers no problem in Stradbroke Statistics show drawing a wide barrier in the Group One Stradbroke Hcp isn't always a major worry which is good news for several leading chances.
COVID-19 restrictions give locals G1 boost Coronavirus travel restrictions have kept many top riders and stables away from Brisbane giving locals improved chances at winning initial Group Ones.
Blinkers the option for JJ Atkins hope The Richard and Michael Freedman training partnership have put blinkers on Not An Option to get him to race closer to the pace in the JJ Atkins at Eagle Farm.
Tyzone aims to join country greats Tough gelding Tyzone can join an elite list of country raised horses to win a Group One if he takes Saturday's Stradbroke Hcp.
Arrogate euthanised after mystery illness A post-mortem will be carried out on former US champion Arrogate after he was euthanised following a battle with a mystery illness.
Stradbroke chaos reigns after barrier draw Most of the favourites for the Group One Stradbroke Hcp drew wide at the barrier draw on Tuesday night throwing calculations into chaos.
Williams leads Oliver in city premiership Eight-time Melbourne jockeys' premiership winner Craig Williams is four wins ahead of 10-time winner Damien Oliver with two months of this season remaining.
Betting breach earns trainer's son a fine A breach of the betting rules by the son of Victorian-based horse trainer Phillip Stokes has resulted in a fine for the stable employee.
Te Akau Racing planning Australian raid Te Akau Racing is looking at having strong representation in Melbourne for the spring with head David Ellis liking the shift of the Caulfield Cup for one year.
Coolth set for first Melbourne appearance Lightly raced three-year-old Coolth will be out to remain unbeaten when he runs in Melbourne for the first time over 2000m after two wins in South Australia.
Owners could be first back on NSW courses Racing NSW chief executive Peter V'Landys would like to see owners return to the racetrack as soon as possible ahead of members and the general public.
Two state options for sprinter Jungle Edge Trainer Mick Bell could accept for Jungle Edge in both Melbourne and Sydney before making a final call on where the sprinter runs.
Godolphin open to spring carnival changes The managing director of Godolphin in Australia, Vin Cox, says there are pros and cons to potential changes to the Melbourne spring carnival.
Deep Image makes the cut for Stradbroke Robert Heathcote doubled his chances of winning a maiden Queensland Group One race when Deep Image was the last horse into the Stradbroke Handicap field.
Zodiakos win marks British racing return Horse racing has resumed in Britain for the first time since March 17 with a 10-race meeting in Newcastle.
NSW prize money levels restored from July Racing NSW will restore prize money levels to pre-COVID-19 levels from July and has also confirmed the state's spring racing program.
Unbeaten Macroura set for crack at Group 1 Two-year-old filly Macroura will be out to extend an unbeaten start to her career when she heads to Brisbane for the Group One JJ Atkins at her fourth start.
Spriggs chasing Stradbroke win on Hightail Blake Spriggs is set to ride Hightail in the Stradbroke Handicap in Brisbane and will get the chance to gallop the in-form gelding ahead of the Group One race.
Lane finishes second in G1 Japanese Derby Contrail has added the Japanese Derby to his unbeaten record with Australian jockey Damian Lane finishing second in the Grade One race on Salios.
Newham looks to next gen after Hero sale Trainer Mark Newnham says a stable full of promising young horses will be the key to replacing Shadow Hero after the three-year-old's sale to Hong Kong.
State title on Hayes' mind before HK shift Departing trainer David Hayes would like to add another Victorian trainers' premiership title to Lindsay Park's haul before he heads to Hong Kong.
Headline horses for British racing return There will be lots of high-class racing when the British thoroughbred industry gets back to the racetrack, including the 2000 Guineas and 1000 Guineas.
Purton leads HK premiership by four wins Zac Purton has extended his lead over Joao Moreira in the Kong Kong Jockeys' premiership to four wins with 12 meetings of the season remaining.
Mamaragan back for Golden Rose campaign The Group One Golden Rose will be a spring aim for the John Thompson-trained Golden Slipper placegetter Mamaragan who has recently returned to work.
Bott tips a smooth Passage into Stradbroke Fred Best Classic winner Dawn Passage is expected to thrive on a seven-day back-up when the three-year-old contests the Stradbroke Handicap.
Vic spring plans unchanged for OTI stars OTI Racing has targeted six northern hemisphere-trained horses for the Melbourne spring as officials continue to work their way through biosecurity options.
Ballistic Boy to tackle Rough Habit Plate Ballistic Boy will be trainer Chris Anderson's only runner in the Rough Habit Plate after stablemate Profit was sent for a spell.
Bridge starts Everest climb with Legend Trainer Les Bridge is plotting an unconventional path towards the Sydney spring carnival's premier sprint after welcoming Classique Legend back to the fold.
Nervous wait for Superare JJ Atkins start Connections will have a nervous wait to see whether well-bred colt Superare can sneak into the field for the Group One JJ Atkins.
Caulfield Guineas on radar for Ilovemyself Trainer Greg Eurell is keen to target the Group One Caulfield Guineas with lightly raced stakes-winning colt Ilovemyself.
Buick eager for British racing to restart William Buick, who will ride Pinatubo in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket, says he can't wait for UK racing to resume.
Fradd to ride Stradbroke day despite ban Jockey Robbie Fradd will be able to ride favoured horses in two Group Ones on Stradbroke Handicap day despite a suspension.
UK horse racing in green light to resume UK racing has been given government approval to resume after a 10-week absence because of the coronavirus pandemic
Mahamedeis back in business at Caulfield After a winless winless streak of more than 12 months, Mahamedeis has broken through in the Neds Toolbox Handicap at Caulfield.
Shalwa wins Listed Helen Coughlan Stakes Tony Gollan has trained the quinella in the Listed Helen Coughlan Stakes at Doomben with Shalwa beating stablemate Krone to claim her first black-type win.
Wu Gok revels in wet, wins Lord Mayors Cup Chris Waller's eminence as a trainer of stayers was on show as he landed the trifecta in the Lord Mayors Cup after blitzing the Chairman's Handicap in Brisbane.
Dawn Passage new Stradbroke Hcp favourite Gai Waterhouse has a chance to win her first Stradbroke Handicap after Dawn Passage beat the ballot with his win in the Fred Best Classic.
Tavisan at peak of powers in Caulfield win Ben Melham has jumped Tavisan straight to the front in the Le Pine Funerals Handicap at Caulfield and the sprinter defied his rivals.
Godolphin state switcher upsets Fiteuse As stablemate Coruscate did a week ago, Esperance has capitalised on an interstate switch to score an upset Rosehill victory over odds-on favourite Fiteuse.
Boris Thornton lands first Qld stakes win Jockey Boris Thornton has ridden his first stakes winner in Queensland on Scallopini in the Hinkler Handicap at Doomben.
Right You Are showing Price positive signs Lightly raced Right You Are has held off a determined bid from his stablemate Librate to win the Nick Johnstone Real Estate Handicap at Caulfield.
Stewards query country trainer over paste Racing stewards have adjourned an inquiry into Dubbo trainer Clint Lundholm after he misled them over the use of tubes of paste found in his float.
Back-to-back city wins for Soldier Of Love Rachel King says Soldier Of Love is racing full of confidence after the jockey steered the gelding to his latest city win at Rosehill.
Vanna Girl wins Listed Pam O'Neill Stakes Vanna Girl has again shown her versatility by winning the Listed Pam O'Neill Stakes at Doomben.
Winter mission complete for September Run Smart filly September Run has given trainer Chris Waller his first winter feature win for the Queensland carnival in taking out the Bill Carter Stakes.
Right Or Wrong scores first win in 4 years Former promising galloper Right Or Wrong has come back from three tendon injuries to win his first race in more than four years at Doomben.
Maher, Eustace capture another 2YO race The dominance of the Ciaron Maher and David Eustace stable in Sydney's two-year-old races has continued with Anders winning at Rosehill.
Caulfield win for Kementari's half-brother Jockey Brad Rawiller has steered Group One winner Kementari's younger half-brother Valaquenta to a determined win at Caulfield.
Master Montaro books ticket to Hong Kong After an impressive debut win at Pakenham, Master Montaro has followed up with an easy Geelong victory to book his trip to Hong Kong.
Caulfield Cup a spring target for Kinane Three-year-old Kinane will not race again this season with connections deciding to spell the promising stayer and concentrate on the spring.
Dzsenifer put dents in rivals' Atkins bids Promising filly Dzsenifer has sunk the hopes of several horses to make the field for the Group One JJ Atkins with her win at the Gold Coast
Translator aims for hat-trick at Caulfield A gelding operation has brought out the best in Translator who will be aiming for three straight wins when he lines up at Caulfield.
Cup start next step for promising Bottega Improving three-year-old Bottega will bid to continue is rise through the ranks when he takes on a field of seasoned horses in the Lord Mayors Cup at Rosehill.
Fred Best pattern a puzzle for Schweida Trainer Kelly Schweida is confused by the likely race pattern of the Fred Best Classic after The Odyssey., a possible leader, drew an outside barrier.
Sprinter Superium set for distance tests Three-year-old Superium has posted his three career wins over sprint trips but connections are keen to see if he can extend his ability to longer distances.
Hang Man set to bounce back at Caulfield After disappointing trainer Mike Moroney on a heavy track at his last start, Hang Man returns to Caulfield for a rise in distance in better going.
Wide draw a genuine test for Vanna Girl Top filly Vanna Girl's versatility will be tested after she drew an outside barrier in the Pam O'Neill Stakes at Doomben.
Anderson hopes for boom times in Hinkler Boomtown Lass is one of the few horses to win an 1110m race from a wide barrier at Doomben and trainer Chris Anderson hopes she can do it again.
Olive keen to test filly Proud Mia in town Nick Olive has a good opinion of filly Proud Mia and the Canberra trainer is keen to get a better guide on the juvenile's potential when he runs her in Sydney.
McGillivray in neck brace after race fall Queensland jockey Matt McGillivray is expected to be in a neck brace for up to a fortnight after a fall at the Sunshine Coast.
Melbourne winter targets for Victoria Star Victoria Star has won three of his four starts since joining Greg Eurell's stable and the trainer believes he can make a further impression this winter.
Rogue lines up for new stable at Caulfield After 23 starts for Tony and Calvin McEvoy, Scottish Rogue has been transferred to Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young and runs for the new stable at Caulfield.
Newnham seeks two-state juvenile double Filly Mrs Maisel will be the sole runner for trainer Mark Newnham at Rosehill with stablemate Panna Cotta heading north for a stakes race.
Waller stayer to Lord it over Cup rivals Trainer Chris Waller has confirmed he will have five runners in the feature race at Rosehill, his charge led by a refreshed Yulong Prince.
Stewart Barr breaks new ground as trainer Stewart Barr has had plenty of success as an owner and breeder but he will have his first stakes runner as a trainer at Doomben.
RV targets date for return of race crowds A working group within Racing Victoria is looking at developing protocols to allow owners and race club members to return to race tracks.
Shalwa after value-boosting win at Doomben Tough mare Shalwa has earned herself another shot at black-type with her consistent form since blinkers were removed from her raceday gear
RV reveal options for 2020 spring carnival Racing Victoria will meet with key stakeholder groups to thrash out if there will be any changes to the Melbourne spring carnival.
Winkers go on Bill Carter Stakes favourite Trainer Steve O'Dea has added winkers to Gotta Kiss for her raceday gear as she chases a black-type win in the Listed Bill Carter Stakes.
Fall, suspensions thin Qld riding ranks Jockey shortages for the Queensland winter carnival have been further exacerbated by injury to Matt McGillivray and a suspension for Baylee Nothdurft.
Coast races to sort out G1 JJ Atkins field Two-year-old races at the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast will play an important role towards deciding the final field for the Group One JJ Atkins.
Purton moves three clear in HK title race Australian Zac Purton has taken a three-win lead over Joao Moreira in the Hong Kong jockeys' premiership after a winning treble at Sha Tin.
Dolan wins on Concealed at Canterbury Competing without a claim after outriding his allowance, Sydney's leading apprentice Robbie Dolan has guided two-year-old Concealed to a Canterbury win.
Supremo scheduled to debut at Rosehill Trainer John Thompson says unraced two-year-old Supremo looks to be a quality colt as he prepares to send him to the races for the first time at Rosehill.
Duncan produces another genuine prospect Caloundra trainer Paul Duncan produced another staying prospect when Genuine Al scored an impressive debut win at the Sunshine Coast.
Inverloch to turn around form at Caulfield Inverloch is expected to resort to his usual tactics up in front when he returns to Caulfield for the Neds Toolbox Handicap.
Fred Best Classic to form Stradbroke field The Fred Best Classic on Saturday will play a major role in determining the field for the Group One Stradbroke Hcp.
Trainers wait on spring carnival changes Potential changes to the program of spring races during the carnival have yet to be seen by trainers of horses in Victoria.
Capacity field for Listed Lord Mayors Cup Second emergency Bottega is the early favourite for the Listed Lord Mayors Cup which has attracted a capacity field of 16 plus emergencies.
Harrison returns to Doomben on Tarzan Jockey Tegan Harrison gets a chance to win a feature race on Tarzan in her first city ride since being injured by a fall at Doomben last October.
Spring carnival changes to suit The Valley Proposed changes to the Melbourne spring carnival may prove beneficial to Moonee Valley giving them a two-day carnival on successive Saturdays.
Scathing targets unusual double for Munce Chris Munce hopes Scathing can give him a stakes-winning rider and training double for the same owners in the Fred Best Classic at Doomben.
Sydney Winter Cup appeals for Fighting Teo Toowoomba trainer Kevin Kemp will use a Gold Coast race on Friday to decide whether Fighting Teo stays in Queensland or heads to Sydney next month.
Push entire spring carnival back: Hayes Leading trainer David Hayes would like to see the sequence of lead-up races remain intact but the dates of spring races pushed back to later in the year.
Rodd on the board after return to Victoria Jockey Michael Rodd has notched his first winner since his recent return to Victorian racing from Singapore.
Fituese on target for next Rosehill test Trainer John Thompson is convinced Fituese will have no problem running out a strong 1200m when the filly chases her third-straight win this campaign.
Stackhouse in Vic premiership contention Daniel Stackhouse has already ridden more than 100 winners in Victoria this season and hopes he can keep adding to that tally in the next two months .
Qld expands winter feature racing campaign Racing Queensland has announced an extra 10 feature races for the winter to be run with reduced prize money in late June and July.
Ryan saves Peltzer for spring campaign Trainer Gerald Ryan has confirmed promising two-year-old Peltzer will miss the JJ Atkins next month to concentrate on the spring.
McEvoy colt to debut at Caulfield Co-trainer Calvin McEvoy believes Kahaylaan has the talent to measure up in town on debut at Caulfield.
Changes ahead to Melbourne spring carnival The Melbourne Racing Club is exploring the option of transferring its Caulfield Cup carnival and running it after Melbourne Cup week at Flemington.
Stradbroke places up for grabs at Doomben The Fred Best Classic will provide a number of three-year-olds, including in-form Dawn Passage, a chance to secure a spot in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Gobstopper jumps into National contention Gobstopper, a brother to Group One winners Werther and Toffee Tongue, is making his mark as a jumper with recent wins in the Galleywood and Australian Hurdles.
Hey Doc returns in boost for McEvoy stable While the curtain has been drawn on the racing career of Sunlight, another Group One winner from the Tony and Calvin McEvoy stable has returned to work.
Purton, Moreira HK stoush down to the wire Zac Purton and Joao Moreira have each ridden four winners at Sha Tin to remain in a share of the lead for the Hong Kong jockeys' title.
Top NZ jockey Waddell in Australian move New Zealander Jason Waddell, a 13-time Group One-winning jockey, is making plans to continue his career in Australia.
Tambo's Mate injured, out of G1 Stradbroke Tambo's Mate, one of Queensland's best sprinters, has been ruled out of the Stradbroke Handicap because of injury.
Birdsville races latest COVID-19 casualty Queensland's iconic Birdsville race meeting has been cancelled as organisers concede defeat due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Lane adds more winners during Japan stay Australian jockey Damian Lane has finished unplaced aboard Des Ailes in the Group One Japanese Oaks but has notched five winners in Tokyo at the weekend.
Stewart needs a stay to ride in Stradbroke Brad Stewart will need a stay of proceedings on a 10-day suspension if he is to ride at Group One Stradbroke Handicap meeting after being outed at Ipswich.
Officials confident UK racing can resume The British Horseracing Authority has high hopes that UK racing will be up and running again on June 1.
German import in Flemington eye-catcher German import Django Freeman has pleased his trainer Robert Hickmott with his Australian debut at Flemington.
Exhilarates set to stake Stradbroke claim Trainer James Cummings will give three-year-old filly Exhilarates the opportunity to join stablemate Trekking as a leading Stradbroke Handicap chance.
Apprentice Dolan ready for next chapter Fresh from outriding his apprentice's allowance, Robbie Dolan has set his sights on his next goal and is focused on defending his Sydney junior rider's title.
Cumani open to spring carnival alterations Trainer Matt Cumani, a relative newcomer to the Australian training ranks, says he is still coming to terms with the layout of the spring racing racing program.
Coronavirus delays McEvoy Ballarat move The completion of a new base at Ballarat for trainer Tony McEvoy and his son Calvin has been delayed because of coronavirus.
Brisbane stables set for country carnivals The early release of revised dates for the major Queensland country carnivals has given Brisbane trainers the chance to plan a trip to the north of the state.
Tregea in tough call on Command'n'conquer Trainer Steve Tregea faces a difficult decision about running Command'n'conquer in the Group Three Fred Best Classic at Doomben.
Qld bush jockey suspended for four months Veteran Queensland jockey Stanley Watkin has been suspended for four months on a handling charge for a ride at an Emerald TAB meeting.
McGillivray needs stay to ride Stradbroke In-form jockey Matt McGillivray will need a stay to ride at the Stradbroke Handicap meeting after being suspended at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Reykjavik gives Smith a Flemington double After winning the Listed Straight Six with Great Again, the Lindsay Smith stable recorded a Flemington double with Reykjavik taking out the Apache Cat Handicap.
Louise Day makes the most of city switch Apprentice Louise Day has enjoyed an afternoon to savour, landing a breakthrough city win in Saturday grade before adding another for good measure.
Victorem bounces back with timely Victory Victorem has overcome problems leading into the race to earn a Stradbroke Handicap start by winning the Group Two Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Costa loyalty pays off in Gunsynd Classic Trainer Michael Costa's loyalty to jockey Allan Chau has given them their first Group wins after Supergiant took out the Gunsynd Classic.
Great Again scores tough Flemington win The decision to bypass the Wangoom Handicap at Warrnambool has paid dividends for Lindsey Smith with Great Again scoring a first-up win at Flemington.
Champagne wins keep flowing for Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote has landed another win in a race close to his heart after Rothfire led all the way in the Champagne Classic at Eagle Farm.
State switch works wonders for Coruscate An interstate switch has proven to be a winning move for consistent sprinter Coruscate who has outpointed his Randwick rivals to score a strong victory.
Clipperton breaks drought aboard Stockman Jockey Sam Clipperton has combined with progressive stayer Stockman to break a month-long losing streak at Randwick.
Police operation delays Eagle Farm races Racing at Eagle Farm has been put on hold after police undertook a safety operation at the Brisbane racecourse.
Leading Tassie rider scores at Flemington With racing in Tasmania in shutdown, leading jockey Craig Newitt has relocated to Victoria and has teamed with Immortal Love to score at Flemington.
Peltzer wins again to earn spring campaign Trainer Gerald Ryan will resist a Group One temptation in Brisbane and focus on the spring with unbeaten colt Peltzer following his easy Randwick win.
Cosmic Gossip win seals JJ Atkins start Cosmic Gossip has confirmed a place in the Group One JJ Atkins field with her win at Eagle Farm.
Sasko spoils betting move on Moody stayer In-form stayer Sasko has found his preferred going for the second time in as many starts to thwart a well-tried Peter Moody runner at Flemington.
RA push to revise national racing calendar Racing Australia will set up a working party to assess and revise the national racing calendar.
Ex-journalist hits jackpot with Soxagon Owner Brian Burke's study of bloodlines has reaped big benefits with his gelding Soxagon ready to tackle stakes company at Eagle Farm.
Dolan to leave claim behind after Randwick Apprentice Robbie Dolan is hoping to make his last ride with an allowance a winning one aboard Blazing Miss for master Mark Newnham.
The Drinks Cart confirms JJ Atkins start The Drinks Cart has sealed his place in the field for the Group One JJ Atkins with an easy win at the Gold Coast.
Blaze Forth in distance test at Flemington Tasmanian trainer John Blacker rates barrier one an advantage for Blaze Forth when the gelding rises in distance in the Apache Cat Handicap at Flemington.
New recruit a familiar face at Freedmans Trainers Richard and Michael Freedman are leaning towards running stakes winner Not An Option at Randwick where an interstate trip will be on the line.
Moore puts faith in Petronius at Randwick Trainer Gary Moore cannot wait to start his training partnership with brother John next season but his immediate focus is on improving colt Petronius.
Brisbane plans up in the air for Khoekhoe A start in the Group One JJ Atkins is a possibility for Khoekhoe with a decision revolving around his performance in the Tom Melbourne Trophy at Flemington.
Niccanova warms up for Stradbroke Hcp bid Talented Niccanova will take the final step to a belated Group One start when he runs in the Group Two Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Milwaukee to bounce back in Straight Six Mike Moroney is looking to Milwaukee overturning last year's defeat in the Listed Straight Six when the gelding lines up in the sprint at Flemington.
Costa takes giant steps to Gunsynd Classic Trainer Michael Costa is looking forward to his lightly raced gelding Supergiant taking on quality three-year-olds in the Gunsynd Classic at Eagle Farm.
Group 1 mare Sunlight retired, up for sale Three-time Group One winner Sunlight has run her final race and will be sold as a broodmare prospect.
Coyle implements back-up plan for Spirit Keen to improve the winning strike-rate of stakes-performed filly St Covet's Spirit, trainer Jason Coyle will pit her against older mares at Randwick.
Forster rides her luck in trackwork move Trainer Desleigh Forster has decided to ride trackwork and it is paying off as her horse Chapter And Verse heads to the Group Two Victory Stakes.
'Desire' key to top hoop's success: O'Shea Having convinced James McDonald and Tom Marquand to try their hand in Sydney, John O'Shea has an impressive resume when it comes to finding star jockeys.
One-eyed blinker for Hezafox at Flemington In a bid to get Hezafox to race straight and true late in his races, trainer Greg Eurell has applied a one-eyed blinker to his race gear at Flemington.
Chelsea Ings hospitalised after race fall Jockey Chelsea Ings has been taken to hospital with concussion following a heavy race fall at Hawkesbury.
Ryan lukewarm on Atkins start for Peltzer Trainer Gerald Ryan is leaning towards sending Peltzer for a break after he races at Randwick, rather than pressing on to a Group One race in Queensland.
Rich Charm up for Flemington straight test A lot of water has passed under the bridge since Rich Charm was successful up the Flemington straight during the 2017 Melbourne Cup carnival.
Fresh travel ban for New Zealand horses A broodmare awaiting export to Australia has tested positive to an equine disease, halting the movement of horses from New Zealand.
Kementari ready for comeback win: Cummings Godolphin's head trainer James Cummings is confident Kementari is ready to win his first race in two years in the Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Spring uncertainty puts Begg plans on hold Grahame Begg says any changes to the Melbourne spring carnival need to announced as soon as possible so trainers can begin planning programs for their horses.
Isotope working towards first stakes win Isotope has worked well as she chases her first stakes win in the Group Two Champagne Classic at Eagle Farm.
Anderson pair to take on boom 3YO Kinane Trainer Chris Anderson hopes to gain a further insight into the potential of Ballistic Boy and Profit when they take on Kinane at Eagle Farm.
Earth Song records strong Randwick win Earth Song has taken out the Vale Caryl Williamson Handicap at Randwick to honour the Australian Associated Press turf editor following her death last week.
Hellyer hopes winning runs in family Jockey Micheal Hellyer had an easy win on Amiche at the Sunshine Coast and hopes to repeat it on the filly's sister Baccarat Baby in the Stradbroke next month.
Romancer set for return race at Flemington Trainer Grahame Begg is looking forward to a winter racing program with Romancer who makes his return in the Listed Straight Six at Flemington.
Brisbane G1 starts on the line at Randwick The Darley Handicap at Randwick will give an indication as to Sydney trained two-year-old hopes for the Group One J J Atkins at Eagle Farm.
Sunlight's racing future remains in limbo After two below par Group One performances from Sunlight, the mare has headed to the spelling paddock as her ownership group decides her future.
Tambo's Mate set for step up at Eagle Farm Tambo's Mate is again ready to show his improvement in the past year when he tackles the Group Two Victory Stakes on Saturday.
Victory Stakes takes on more importance The Group Two Victory Stakes has an even more important role in Queensland winter racing this year as a lead up to the Group One Stradbroke Hcp
Mr Bellagio heads Edmonds' Gold Coast tilt Underrated gelding Mr Bellagio heads another strong assault by the Edmonds training partnership on a Gold Coast metropolitan meeting.
Ablaze entered for two Sandown jumps races Unbeaten in four starts over jumps, Ablaze has been entered to continue his winning streak in both the Australian Hurdle and Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Matamata gives Peter Moody a second winner After four years on the training sidelines, Peter Moody has landed a second winner with Matamata winning at Moe, his third runner back.
Melham to plead not guilty to bet charges Jockey Ben Melham and his partner Karlie Dales have indicated at a Victorian Racing Tribunal directions hearing they will fight betting charges against them.
Boss out to strike on Jazette at Randwick The Australian Turf Club has named a race after Australian Associated Press turf editor Caryl Williamson at Randwick following her death.
Trainers scrambling for Stradbroke jockeys Coronavirus restrictions on travel have led to a scramble to get jockeys for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap on June 6.
Michael Rodd set to resume at Flemington Returning jockey Michael Rodd has five rides booked at Flemington, including former Singapore Horse of the Year Debt Agent.
Victorem set for a crack at Stradbroke Hcp Port Macquarie galloper Victorem is headed to the Group One Stradbroke Handicap after a successful barrier trial on Tuesday.
Brisbane plans for Sydney colt Wild Ruler Promising Sydney two-year-old Wild Ruler is scheduled to run in the Champagne Classic in Brisbane ahead of a possible tilt at the Group One JJ Atkins.
Santa Ana Lane topweight for Stradbroke Accomplished sprinter Santa Ana Lane is the 58.5kg topweight as he tries to repeat his 2018 Stradbroke Handicap win at Eagle Farm.
Moroney considers Harlech for Aust spring Trainer Mike Moroney has spring ambitions for Tofane, Buffalo River and Aktau while he is also looking to bring sprinter-miler Harlech across from New Zealand.
Damian Lane set to continue Japan sojourn Leading Melbourne jockey Damian Lane expects to receive approval to continue riding in Japan during the Australian off-season.
Django Freeman ready for Australian debut German Derby runner-up Django Freeman is scheduled to make his Australian debut over 1600m at Flemington after missing last spring because of injury.
Trekking a big shortener in Stradbroke Hcp Godolphin galloper Trekking has been the big shortener in Stradbroke Handicap betting after his win in The Goodwood.
Bosson rejects Australia for Te Akau role Star New Zealand jockey Opie Bosson has been retained as Te Akau Racing's No.1 stable rider for the 2020-21 thoroughbred season.
Wisdom Of Water is real the deal: Fradd International jockey Robbie Fradd says new JJ Atkins favourite Wisdom Of Water will have no problems handling the high-pressure of the Group One race.
Symons-Laxon 2YO on track for Atkins start Thunder Mania has emphasised his claims for the Group One JJ Atkins at Eagle Farm with an important win.
Vega regains some old Magic in Perth win Veteran sprinter Vega Magic is back in the business of winning after making a successful return to Perth racing.
Select Queensland team for Tulloch Lodge Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott will have a smaller than usual presence in Brisbane this winter but they still plan to take a select team of horses.
Hanseatic to stay on sprint path in spring Multiple stakes-winning colt Hanseatic is likely to be targeted at sprint races during his spring campaign.
Cartwright looking forward to Vic return Apprentice Georgina Cartwright says the decision to base herself in Adelaide for the carnival was the right choice but she is looking forward to returning home.
Queensland media negotiations are ongoing The negotiations for media rights in Queensland are ongoing despite the Brisbane Racing Club re-signing with Sky Channel.
Injured jockey Duggan feels 'very lucky' NSW jockey Jenny Duggan admits luck was on her side as she recovers from injuries suffered in a race fall.
Strict protocols for Irish horse racing Horse Racing Ireland has announced the resumption of racing with coronavirus protocols involving trainers, jockeys and racecourse staff.
New York racetracks cleared for reopening Horse racing in New York is on the verge of resuming behind closed doors at Belmont Park, Aqueduct and Saratoga.
Super Titus impresses with Flemington win The addition of ear muffs has helped Super Titus to relax in his races with the Lindsay Park galloper landing a second Australian win at Flemington.
Trekking beats Gytrash in Group 1 Goodwood John Allen has steered the James Cummings-trained Trekking to a narrow win over favourite Gytrash in the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville in Adelaide.
Dirty Work completes hat-trick in Ortensia Dirty Work has saved the day for his stable, making it three wins on end in the Listed Ortensia Stakes at Rosehill.
Lucy repays Squair with Silk Stocking win Love You Lucy has made amends for ending trainer Barry Squair's days as a trackwork rider with her win in the Listed Silk Stocking.
Baker's stable gem Irithea wins Dark Jewel The Bjorn Baker-trained Irithea has won the Group Three Dark Jewel Classic at Scone to earn a trip to Queensland for a possible Group One tilt.
Hightail breaks Gold Coast duck in Guineas Sydney gelding Hightail has finally had some luck in a Gold Coast feature race, winning at Group Three level.
Promising filly Fituese wins Listed race The John Thompson-trained Fituese has made it five wins from seven starts with her first black-type success in the Listed Denise's Joy Stakes at Rosehill.
Oceanex claims Cup berth in Andrew Ramsden Victory in The Andrew Ramsden at Flemington has given the Mick Price and Mick Kent Jr-trained Oceanex a ballot exemption into the Melbourne Cup.
Ranier claims Listed Luskin Star Stakes After making it two wins from as many starts this preparation, Godolphin sprinter Ranier will head to Brisbane where the Group One Stradbroke Handicap awaits.
Wisdom Of Water in brilliant Atkins trial Wisdom Of Water has turned in an outstanding trial for next month's Group One JJ Atkins with his Gold Coast win.
Prezado goes back-to-back at Flemington Jamie Kah has guided the Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra-trained Prezado to another victory over the straight 1000m course at Flemington.
Dawn Passage stamps his Stradbroke claims Dawn Passage has pressed his claims for a Stradbroke Handicap tilt after adding the Inglis 3YO Guineas at Rosehill to his recent Hawkesbury Guineas success.
Macroura adds Listed win to perfect resume The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Macroura has maintained her unbeaten record with a brilliant win in the Woodlands Stakes at Rosehill.
Extra Time upsets boom colt in G3 National High-priced colt Kazuhiko has been beaten but not disgraced at his debut in finishing second in the Group Three National Stakes at Morphettville.
Straight experience pivotal in Divine win Lindsay Park-trained two-year-old Divine Caprice has broken through for her maiden city win taking out the Next Generation Sprint at Flemington.
Weight drop helps Romakash in Coast win Romakash has appreciated a 5kg drop in weight from his previous start to win at the Gold Coast.
NSW jockey taken to hospital after fall Two jockeys have been involved in a fall at the Scone Cup meeting with Jenny Duggan taken to a Newcastle hospital.
Dr Drill beats Phaistos to win Scone Cup Dr Drill has raced to a narrow win in the Scone Cup, defeating Phaistos and Sambro in a thrilling finish to the 1600m race.
Gamble on Toronado youngsters pays off A couple of Toronado yearlings took the eye of Graeme Ireland and his son Todd, with one running at Flemington, the other at Rosehill.
The Bopper again trounces rivals at Scone Trainer Kris Lees appears to have a promising youngster on his books in unbeaten colt The Bopper, who has raced away with the Inglis 2YO Challenge at Scone.
Flemington return for 3YO King Of Hastings Three-year-old gelding King Of Hastings will be out to begin his latest campaign on an encouraging note when he takes on older horses over 1000m at Flemington.
Waugh rues another wide gate for Trumbull Trainer Kim Waugh cannot fault the efforts of Trumbull this preparation but she says wide barriers have impacted on some of his results.
Harbour Views set for first stakes test Lightly raced import Harbour Views will be out to make a winning introduction to stakes racing when he runs in the Group Three R A Lee Stakes in Adelaide.
Josh Julius after Cup start for Super Girl Victory in The Andrew Ramsden at Flemington will come with the bonus of a ballot exemption into the Melbourne Cup.
Hawkes duo both capable in Ortensia Stakes An improving young colt and a talented but moody gelding will carry the hopes of the Hawkes stable in the Ortensia Stakes at Rosehill.
Eagle Farm track ready for winter racing Eagle Farm will host the Victory Stakes meeting after three horses worked successfully on the course proper.
Dawn Passage sets sail for another Guineas Co-trainer Adrian Bott says Dawn Passage is a more versatile horse this campaign and can adapt to a small field and slower tempo in the Inglis 3YO Guineas.
Jungle Edge, Cartwright chase Group 1 win Apprentice Georgina Cartwright has ridden Jungle Edge four times, finishing in the money each time, and now they are after Group One win at Morphettville.
Versatility the key for Stampe in Guineas Trainer Chris Munce believes a drop from 1600m to 1200m in the Gold Coast Guineas won't trouble talented three-year-old Stampe.
Waller youngsters set for Queensland debut Trainer Chris Waller's two main hopes for next month's JJ Atkins are doing well as they prepare for their main lead-up race to the Group One at the Gold Coast.
Godolphin rolls out stars for Qld winter The Godolphin stable will step up its winter campaign with key runners in the Gold Coast Guineas and Silk Stocking.
Wide draw won't stop Teleplay at Rosehill Teleplay will need to be ridden quietly and allowed to run home in the Dark Jewel Classic at Rosehill after drawing a wide barrier.
Ranier steps out on proven path to the top Trainer James Cummings has identified the next Godolphin sprinter he believes could emerge as a surprise packet in bigger races.
Schabau set for race return after injury Promising stayer Schabau is set to make his race return over 2000m at Flemington having been off the scene since March last year because of a tendon injury.
Maher-Eustace stable chases more 2YO glory Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace again have their sights on a two-year-old feature with two runners in the Woodlands Stakes at Rosehill.
Rawiller booking a key pointer for Suspect Flemington trainer Saab Hasan is hopeful it is third time lucky for Sirius Suspect at 1400m when the sprinter steps out in the Seppelt Wines Handicap.
Rising star Crusader in 3YO Guineas test The Hawkes stable prefers to let their horses do the talking and emerging prospect Masked Crusader has been making plenty of noise.
Oceanex takes shot at Melbourne Cup berth Co-trainer Mick Price is worried the form surrounding Oceanex may be a rung below her more fancied rivals in The Andrew Ramsden at Flemington.
Behemoth out to go one better in Goodwood Last year's runner-up Behemoth is set for another crack at the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville against a quality field of sprinters.
Pateman, wife in three-year cobalt bans The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has disqualified jockey and trainer Steven Pateman and his wife Jessica Barton for three years.
Command'n'conquer after first stakes win Promising Command'n'conquer has had the benefit of a previous visit to the track as he chases a win in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Home track an advantage for Baccarat Baby Honest Baccarat Baby will have a home track advantage in her final lead-up race to the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Phaistos on song for Listed Scone Cup bid The Listed Scone Cup has been a target for Phaistos and trainer James Cummings believes the gelding heads into the race in top form off a recent Randwick win.
Etana to extend Maher-Eustace Qld streak Stakes-winning mare Etana is a strong chance to build on the Ciaron Maher-David Eustace partnership's good feature race form in Queensland.
Talented Spurcraft to debut for new stable Trainer Kelly Schweida will saddle smart sprinter Spurcraft for the first time in the Listed Chief De Beers Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Guineas takes centre stage in UK return The 2000 Guineas and the 1000 Guineas are set to mark the return of UK racing on the first weekend in June.
Listed Scone Cup attracts capacity field The Listed Scone Cup has attracted a capacity field with the Joe Pride-trained Archedemus the early favourite.
Ciaron Maher Racing Responds to RV charge Co-trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have been charged by stewards over a horse returning a positive to a diuretic in a raceday sample.
Liza lights up Doomben in promising win Trainer Tony Gollan believes Liza With A Zee, who races in unusual colours, can go on to win in black-type company after her Doomben victory.
Chasing a Cup berth a Good Idea for stayer Adelaide Cup runner-up Good Idea is among the stayers set to clash at Flemington in The Andrew Ramsden chasing a ballot exemption into the Melbourne Cup.
Air To Air faces big step up at Rosehill Last-start Kembla Grange maiden winner Air To Air faces a big class rise when she runs in the Inglis 3YO Guineas which has attracted a small but strong field.
Acrophobic wins on debut at Warwick Farm Two-year-old colt Acrophobic could head towards the Group One JJ Atkins Stakes in Brisbane after making a winning start to his career at Warwick Farm.
Racing trials given go ahead in Tasmania Barrier trials will resume in Tasmania with racing in the state on track to restart in mid-June.
Krone ready to make bid for Stradbroke Hcp Smart mare Krone will be chasing a place in the Stradbroke Handicap when she contests the Listed Silk Stocking at the Gold Coast.
Maloney to help Tarzan defend sprint crown Group One-winning jockey Ryan Maloney will reunite with Tarzan as the gelding defends his crown as the best 1000m horse on the Sunshine Coast.
Sun City to stand at Telemon Thoroughbreds The first son of top sire Zoustar to stand at stud in Queensland, Sun City has joined the roster at Telemon Thoroughbreds.
Gosden's full support for UK racing return Leading trainer John Gosden says his team of high-profile racehorses is ready for action if UK racing resumes in June.
Richards has two hopes in hometown sprint Gordon Richards will saddle two chances in The Goodwood at Morphettville, South Australia's major Group One sprint race.
Melbourne Cup dream starts at Flemington The Andrew Ramsden Stakes over 2800m at Flemington offers the winner a ballot-free exemption into the Melbourne Cup.
Michael Rodd toughing it out in isolation Michael Rodd is counting down the days until his isolation period is over having returned to Melbourne after a riding stint on Singapore.
Stick 'Em Up to run in SA Fillies Classic After finishing second with Miss Moana in the 2019 SA Fillies Classic in Adelaide, trainer John Sargent hopes Stick 'Em Up can go one better this year.
Wide draws for leading Goodwood contenders Leading contenders Gytrash and The Inevitable have both drawn wide barriers in a field of 15 for the Group One Goodwood in Adelaide.
King Of Leogrance aiming for Cup start A ballot-free exemption is on offer for the Melbourne Cup which can be secured by winning the Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington.
Patrick Moloney makes return at Sandown Patrick Moloney has returned from Singapore while racing there is suspended because of COVID-19 to keep his fitness and racing eye in top condition.
Fighting Teo heads to Sunshine Coast Promising stayer Fighting Teo is set to run at the Sunshine Coast in a Listed race as he heads on a path to the Tattersalls Cup.
Flemington trip to reinvigorate Sunlight After running last in the Sangster Stakes at Morphettville, Sunlight returned to Melbourne for a quick trip to refresh her.
Whittington's service fee reduced Queensland's Grandview stud has reduced the service fee for its top sire Whittington in an effort to help breeders during the economic downturn.
British jockeys preparing for return Jockeys can expect things to look different when racing eventually resumes in Britain, Professional Jockeys Association chief executive Paul Struthers says.
Trainer Peter Moody returns with a winner Four-time Melbourne premiership winner Peter Moody has made a winning return to the training ranks with his first runner in more than four years at Ballarat.
Santa Ana Lane aims for second Goodwood Star sprinter Santa Ana Lane can become the first horse in more than 100 years to win The Goodwood more than once.
Kendrick chases his first Stradbroke win Caloundra trainer Stuart Kendrick is hoping Tambo's Mate can give him his first win in the Stradbroke Handicap with his first runner in the iconic race.
High-priced colt to make debut in Adelaide Having been scratched from a two-year-old race in Melbourne, high-priced yearling Kazuhiko is set to make his debut in a stakes race in Adelaide.
French racing cleared to resume Racing will resume in France as scheduled despite a last-minute threat to the plan.
O'Dea weighs up options for Gotta Kiss Trainer Steve O'Dea is weighing up options for top filly Gotta Kiss and could miss a clash with another star two-year-old, Isotope.
Russian Camelot beats Dalasan in SA Derby The Danny O'Brien-trained Russian Camelot has proved the dominant stayer in the South Australian Derby at Morphettville.
Apprentice Lewis German lands city double Apprentice Lewis German has recorded a metropolitan double at Caulfield with victories aboard Barbie's Fox and News Girl.
Snitz hits the Target in tough stakes win The Matthew Dunn-trained Snitz has turned in a career-best performance to win the Listed Takeover Target Stakes at Randwick.
Another Dollar added to racemare's price Another Dollar has increased her value with a stakes win in the Gosford Gold Cup with the mare headed to a Magic Millions sale as a breeding prospect.
Kendrick ends big week with Sprint success Caloundra trainer Stuart Kendrick has completed a big week with the win of his gelding Tambo's Mate in the Group Three BRC Sprint.
Game Keeper impresses in Adelaide Guineas Jockey John Allen has won the Listed Adelaide Guineas for the third straight year at Morphettville, this time aboard Game Keeper.
So Si Bon makes it two on end at Caulfield So Si Bon has landed a fifth win from his 50 career starts, the last two on end, with success in the Bert Bryant Handicap at Caulfield.
Vanna Girl earns black-type in Guineas win Vanna Girl has achieved the first part of her winter mission by getting black-type for her win in the Doomben Guineas.
Masked Crusader dominates in Randwick win Masked Crusader has lived up to the hype with an all-the-way win at Randwick ahead of a shot at the Scone Guineas.
Consolation win for Bottega at Randwick A hoped-for start in the Gosford Gold Cup did not eventuate but Bottega has made his trip to Randwick worthwhile with a promising victory.
Gotta Kiss confirms bona fides for winter Smart filly Gotta Kiss has confirmed she is a big player for the winter two-year-old features with her Doomben win
Barbie's Fox storms home in Caulfield win Having raced in better grade during the spring, Barbie's Fox has made an impressive return to racing with victory in the Darren Gauci Handicap at Caulfield.
Soldier Of Love wins in roughhouse finish There were some luckless runs behind him but Soldier Of Love has got the job done, posting his first win in weekend grade at Randwick.
Blazing Miss fires up for Randwick victory Blazing Miss has made up for an unplaced effort at Canterbury with victory at Randwick.
Oasis Girl races to easy Caulfield victory Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra made the right decision to keep Oasis Girl in Melbourne with the filly recording a six-length win at Caulfield.
Ringbolt wins G3 SA Sires' Produce Stakes Ringbolt has defeated stablemate Violinist in a stable quinella for co-trainers Tony McEvoy and Calvin McEvoy in the Group Three SA Sires' Produce Stakes.
Byrne wins at first ride back from injury Top jockey Jim Byrne has ridden a winner at his first ride back after an operation on a broken leg.
Ryan believes Peltzer has a Golden glow Trainer Gerald Ryan will let the dust settle before deciding his next move with Randwick winner Peltzer, who he regards as an ideal type for the Golden Rose.
Tejori lives up to Highway Hcp favouritism Canberra filly Tejori has lived up to her favouritism to win the Highway Handicap at Randwick for traienr Nick Olive and jockey Kerrin McEvoy.
Aidensfield brings up 50 for Lindsay Park Immaturity delayed the start to the racing career of Aidensfield who made a successful debut in taking out the Noel Rundle Handicap at Caulfield.
Dissolution scores first win in two years Dissolution has rediscovered his best form when winning for the first time in two years at Doomben
Papa Jo once again number one at Doomben Speedy Papa Jo enhanced his record from the inside barrier with an all-the-way win at Doomben.
French racing confirmed for a resumption Horse racing will resume in France as planned, the head of the country's peak thoroughbred body has confirmed.
Santa Ana Lane on track for Goodwood start Santa Ana Lane has been kept ticking over towards the Group One Goodwood with an easy jump-out at Flemington.
Equation to continue stable's 2YO success Debutant Equation will be out to continue his stable's excellent recent record of success in two-year-old races when he steps out at Randwick.
Hang Man to wear blinkers for first time The Mike Moroney-trained import Hang Man will be tried in blinkers for the first time when he drops slightly in distance to 1600m at Caulfield.
Don't Waiver to step up in Doomben Guineas Three-year-old Don't Waiver can step out of the shadows of his better known stablemates in the Doomben Guineas.
The Drinks Cart not certain for J J Atkins The Drinks Cart has made an impressive return with an easy win at the Gold Coast but he is no certainty to progress to the Group One J J Atkins.
Freedman stable with three Caulfield hopes Two-year-old colt Show Some Decorum will be out to start the Caulfield program on a winning note for the Anthony Freedman stable.
Hawkes state switch a tick for Crusader Last-start Victorian winner Masked Crusader will look to keep his momentum rolling when he chases his first Sydney win at Randwick.
Gary Doughty on bold Doomben mission Former top jockey Gary Doughty can celebrate two years as a trainer with a win at Doomben by one of his favourite horses, Bold Warrior.
Less is more for cool dude Chauffeur Trainer Joe Pride has taken a novel approach with Takeover Target Stakes contender Chauffeur in the hope it helps the gelding save his brilliance for race day.
Anderson chasing first black-type quinella Trainer Chris Anderson has the chance to claim his first quinella in a black-type race in the Doomben Guineas.
Smith Sweet on two-pronged Cup assault Imported stablemates Sweet Thomas and Ilwendo will both be chasing a first stakes victory in Australia when they clash in the Gosford Gold Cup.
Ross opts for stakes race with Mishani Trainer Les Ross has opted to miss a Gold Coast race to tackle stakes company with Doomben specialist Mishani Hustler.
Program in place for British racing return A provisional program for the resumption of racing has been published by the British Horseracing Authority.
Eric The Eel sold to Hong Kong Australian Derby placegetter Eric The Eel has been sold to Hong Kong interests after two weeks of negotiations.
Majestic Colt wins German Listed race Majestic Colt has landed the first Listed prize of the European season as German racing sparked back to life at Hanover.
Weight, barrier against Lashes at Randwick While hopeful Lashes can measure up to stakes grade in time, trainer Matt Smith admits she faces a tough task when she resumes at Randwick.
Sentimentalist in line for three straight After victories in the Stawell Cup and the VOBIS Gold Heath, Sentimentalist is shooting for a hat-trick for trainer Mark Pegus at Caulfield.
Nothdurft to appeal three-month suspension Leading Queensland jockey Baylee Nothdurft will seek an internal review of a three-month suspension for his ride on Vega One at the Sunshine Coast.
Dunn finds unexpected Target for Snitz Trainer Matthew Dunn's decision to base a small team in Sydney during the coronavirus pandemic could reap its biggest reward when Snitz contests a stakes race.
William Thomas after another Caulfield win Having recorded a personal best with his latest Caulfield win, William Thomas returns to the track for another 1100m-sprint.
Kementari set to regain glory days Stud failure Kementari will take the first step to regaining racetrack glory in the Group Three BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Berry back with superb Randwick book Top jockey Tommy Berry has endured a stop-start autumn with suspensions and he is hoping to make up for lost time at the reconfigured Gosford Cup meeting.
Shepard to step out at Ballarat for Moody Having recently opened his new stable at Pakenham, comeback trainer Peter Moody is about to have his first runner with Shepard at Ballarat.
Lees cautious about Kinloch's city debut Impressive debut winner Kinloch will face his latest test when he makes his metropolitan debut against a smart field at Randwick.
Miss Gem gets chance at black-type Gold Coast trainer Michael Costa has grabbed one of the few chances for filly Miss Gem to chase black-type at Doomben.
Barbie set for another feature Doomben win Top mare Outback Barbie will run in her 20th feature race when she resumes at Doomben in the Group Three BRC Sprint.
Third time lucky for Group 1 SA Derby hope After being placed previously at Morphettville, Themoonlitegambler will attempt a Group One victory in the South Australian Derby.
Thornton to make mark without an allowance Apprentice Stephanie Thornton gets her chance to make her mark riding without an allowance at two meetings this week.
Command'n'conquer education trip to Coast Unbeaten Command'n'conquer will be on a look and learn mission when he races at the Gold Coast.
Legendary jockey Darby McCarthy dies Legendary jockey Darby McCarthy, a trail blazer for aboriginal sports people, has died aged 76.
Proposal for one-day Derby-Oaks meeting Epsom is exploring the feasibility and practicality of a one-day Derby meeting behind closed doors.
German racing set to resume at Hanover Racing in Germany is scheduled to restart at Hanover after being given clearance from government authorities.
Changes to Vic jumps and highweight races Segregation difficulties for flat and jumps jockeys has forced Racing Victoria into programming changes at some country venues.
Greyworm favourite for Takeover Target Last-start winner Greyworm is the early favourite to add the Listed Takeover Target Stakes which is being held at Randwick.
Lindsey Smith lands first Warrnambool Cup Too Close The Sun has given Lindsey Smith the Listed Warrnambool Cup among a winning treble on the second and final day of an abbreviated May carnival.
September Run breaks maiden at Canterbury Jockey Hugh Bowman believes two-year-old filly September Run is in for a good winter campaign after breaking her maiden first-up from a spell at Canterbury.
Danny O'Brien lands his first Bool feature Success by Order Of Command in the Wangoom Handicap has provided trainer Danny O'Brien with his first feature victory at the Warrnambool May carnival.
Stuart Kendrick records 900th career win Trainer Stuart Kendrick recorded his 900th career win when Superare won at the Sunshine Coast.
Elizabeel chasing first win at Randwick Trainer John Sargent believes Elizabeel has plenty of potential and hopes the two-year-old can break through for a win at Randwick at her third start.
Stanley looks for some Magic at Caulfield Trainer Brent Stanley has high hopes for stablemates It's Kind Of Magic and Cryptic Jewel at Caulfield.
Celestial Falls to make Randwick return Three-year-old filly Celestial Falls is set to return from an extended break at Randwick with a Queensland trip for The Roses on the radar later this campaign.
Edmonds stable fires up winter contenders Promising two-year-old The Drinks Cart leads a strong team of horses the Toby and Trent Edmonds partnership has at the Good Coast and Doomben.
Graham hopes trial form holds for Victorem Trainer Jenny Graham is hoping Victorem can continue the run of winners to come out of his recent barrier trial when he lines up in the BRC Sprint.
Jim Byrne back for Outback Barbie mount Jim Byrne has recovered from a second operation on a broken leg to ride Outback Barbie in the Group Three BRC Sprint.
Hopes British racing can resume soon Health Secretary Matt Hancock has spoken positively about hopes the resumption of racing in Britain might not be too far away.
Gobstopper beats Runaway to win Galleywood Gobstopper, an elder brother of Australasian Oaks winner Toffee Tongue, has narrowly beaten favourite Runaway in the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool.
Ablaze too tough in Grand Annual victory Ablaze has shown his versatility winning both the Jericho Cup on the flat and Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool this season.
Russian Camelot on target for Derby tilt Despite Russian Camelot missing a lead-up race, trainer Danny O'Brien says the colt could not be in better condition for the Group One South Australian Derby.
Getting Leggie lands Brierly Steeplechase A wise decision by trainer Nick Smart has landed connections victory in the Brierly Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
Gosford Gold Cup to suit Greysful Glamour Trainer Mark Newnham believes Greysful Glamour can produce a bold run in the Gosford Gold Cup after bypassing the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup because of a heavy track.
Alexander set to double up at Caulfield Irish-bred import Southern Rock is set to join Kiwia in a handicap race at Caulfield as a starting point to a spring campaign.
Baylee Nothdurft inquiry to resume A stewards inquiry into leading jockey Baylee Nothdurft's ride on Vega One at the Sunshine Coast last month is set to resume.
Order Of Command set for Wangoom Handicap Danny O'Brien has aimed Order Of Command at this year's Wangoom Handicap at Warrnambool and the trainer cannot fault the sprinter going into the race.
Pateman hospitalised after jumps fall Jockey Steven Pateman has been stood down from his remaining rides after suffering concussion in a fall at Warrnambool.
Star Of Michelin cleared to race again Three-year-old Star Of Michelin has easily won a barrier trial to get his clearance to resume a winter campaign after an episode of cardiac arrhythmia.
Field of 14 to contest Group 1 SA Derby Three fillies will back up into the South Australian Derby after contesting the Australasian Oaks in a bid to emulate the Lindsay Park-trained Qafila.
Godolphin heads Stradbroke entries The powerful Godolphin operation has nominated nine horses for the Group One Stradbroke including last year's winner Trekking.
Racing ready to resume in France Racing in France is poised to return as planned after the Paris police gave permission to resume racing at ParisLongchamp.
Pateman set to partner Zed Em at the Bool Dual licence holder Steven Pateman is free to ride Zed Em at Warrnambool as he waits on the judgment in a cobalt case.
Purcell hopes for upset wins on home track Local trainer Aaron Purcell with have Guizot and Instigator chasing upset wins in the Wangoom Handicap and Warrnambool Cup, respectively.
Newcomer out to build trainer's profile Joseph Waldron is hoping former Godolphin gelding Wagner might be the horse to build the profile of his stable at Mornington.
House Of Cartier out to add Gosford Cup The John Sargent-trained mare House Of Cartier is set to back up in the Gosford Gold Cup at Randwick eight days after winning the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup.
Queensland stars dominate BRC Sprint noms Several horses with claims to being Queensland's best sprinter have been nominated for the Group Three BRC Sprint as a lead-up to the Stradbroke Handicap.
Bella Vella to bypass Group One Goodwood Will Clarken has decided to bypass the Group One Goodwood with Bella Vella despite the mare coming through her victory in the Sangster Stakes in good order.
Douglas joins Gold Medals in Annual chase Clayton Douglas and Gold Medals will join forces again in an attempt to win Australia's longest race, the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
Queensland metro premierships to restart Racing Queensland is set to make a decision on when to restart the count in the metropolitan jockeys and trainers premierships.
No South Australian Derby start for Kinane Frank Packer Plate winner Kinane will not run in the South Australian Derby and is instead being directed towards races in Queensland.
Cosmic Force latest 3yo retired to stud Group Two winner Cosmic Force has been retired and will stand alongside his sire Deep Field at Newgate Farm.
Marquand ready to make mark in Britain Jockey Tom Marquand is determined to build on the big impression he made in an extended spell in Australia when the Flat season gets under way in Britain.
Moroney turns attention to Warrnambool Trainer Mike Moroney will have chances in the two feature flat races at Warrnambool, the Wangoom Handicap and Warrnambool Cup.
Starosa shortens for Group One Atkins Under-rated filly Starosa has been the big shortener in betting markets for the Group One J J Atkins after her Doomben win.
Saint Eustace primed for SA Derby assault Following an unlucky defeat in the VRC St Leger at Flemington, Saint Eustace is set to contest the Group One South Australian Derby at Morphettville.
Charlatan, Nadal for Baffert in Arkansas Charlatan and Nadal have given trainer Bob Baffert a clean sweep of the two divisions of the Arkansas Derby.
Group One Goodwood next for Jungle Edge After an impressive all-the-way victory at his Adelaide debut, Jungle Edge will remain in South Australia for a shot at The Goodwood at Morphettville.
Thornton's first G1 win justifies SA trip Victorian jockey Damien Thornton has joined the Group One jockeys' club with victory in the Australasian Oaks on Toffee Tongue.
Trainers defend RQ's race programming The Queensland trainers' boss Cameron Partington believes criticism of the programming for metropolitan racing is unfair.
Secretariat wins virtual Kentucky Derby Secretariat has lived up to his billing as favourite for the virtual Kentucky Derby, winning from the 12 other triple crown champions.
Racing restart in Germany delayed The planned resumption of racing in Germany has been delayed with the opening eight-race card at Dortmund postponed.
Bella Vella wins Group One Sangster Stakes Bella Vella has led all the way in the Robert Sangster Stakes at Morphettville to give Adelaide trainer Will Clarken his first Group One win.
Buffalo River too strong again at Sandown US-bred Buffalo River has won five of his six races since coming to Australia after scoring a solid win in the Ladbrokes Money Back Odds Handicap at Sandown.
High five as Bowman dominates at Randwick Hugh Bowman has stamped his class at Randwick with a brilliant display in the saddle to win five of the nine races and just miss in another.
Toffee Tongue sweet in Australasian Oaks The Chris Waller-trained Toffee Tongue has broken her maiden in the Group One Australasian Oaks in Adelaide.
Small field suits Final Man in Sandown win The Salute Frontline Workers Handicap was decimated by scratchings which has helped Final Man overcome a wide draw to land a winning hat-trick at Sandown.
Rising Red prevails on wet Sandown track Rising Red has broken through for his first win in almost two years with an all-the-way victory in the Ladbrokes Switch Handicap at Sandown.
Xilong lifts to win Group 2 Euclase Stakes Racing in blinkers for the first time, talented filly Xilong has scored a determined front-running win in the Group Two Euclase Stakes at Morphettville.
The Odyssey tipped to reach winter heights Top three-year-old The Odyssey showed he is on target for a good winter with his impressive win at Doomben.
Shrouded In Mist lands upset Group 2 win Five-year-old mare Shrouded In Mist has led all the way to score an upset win in the Group Two Queen Of The South Stakes at Morphettville.
Hezafox shows staying potential at Sandown The heavy conditions at Sandown were ideal for Hezafox who showed his stamina with a strong win in the Honouring Victoria Police Handicap.
Rocha Clock returns to best at Randwick Rocha Clock has rebounded from a disappointing first-up run, producing a withering finish to score at Randwick and give jockey Hugh Bowman a treble.
Dirty Work makes mess of Randwick rivals Dirty Work has again shown his affinity for the Kensington track at Randwick with a dominant and confidence-boosting win.
Trainer predicts bright future for Fituese Emerging filly Fituese has earned a shot at black-type company with a resounding first-up victory at Randwick.
New tactics help Magnufighter at Doomben Apprentice Corey Bayliss's decision to go to the lead has helped Magnufighter win at Doomben and earn a tilt at winter stakes races.
Yonkers lands narrow victory at Randwick Up-and-coming stayer Yonkers has worn down Gone Bye to record his fourth win in Australia for trainer Chris Waller.
Unbeaten Forever Free snares Listed win Two-year-old filly Forever Free has made it three wins from as many starts in the Listed Queen Adelaide Stakes at Morphettville.
Wet track suits Diala in brave Sandown win Diala has relished the heavy ground and a shorter trip at Sandown, recording an all-the-way victory in the Ladbrokes Handicap.
Maher, Eustace notch another juvenile win Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have produced another talented two-year-old at Randwick with Macroura justifying a market push to score.
Starosa earns chance at Group 1 JJ Atkins Promising filly Starosa has earned a chance in the Group One JJ Atkins after her all-the-way win at Doomben.
Stephanie Thornton outrides metro claim Star apprentice Stephanie Thornton has outridden her metropolitan claim with a last-stride win on Mount Beauty at Doomben.
Plans unveiled for British racing return Racing officials have outlined a program for Group One racing in Britain based on a return at the end of the month.
Directions hearing date set in Melham case The Victorian Racing Tribunal has scheduled a directions hearing in regards to the charges against jockey Ben Melham for betting breaches.
John Sargent gets double at Wagga Wagga House Of Cartier has claimed her first stakes win in the Listed Wagga Wagga Gold Cup, part of a winning double on the program for trainer John Sargent.
RQ consolidates metro regions Racing Queensland has consolidated its metropolitan regions imposed over coronavirus restrictions to allow trainers to travel with their horses.
Grand Annual jumpers out to settle score Having finished one-two in the past two editions of the Grand Annual Steeplechase, Gold Medals and Zed Em are set to run in the race again at Warrnambool.
Final Man in line for hat-trick at Sandown After victories at Pakenham and Sandown, Final Man will chase a third consecutive win when he runs at Sandown.
Drying track a sorry sight for Turner Trainer Amanda Turner was hoping for more rain ahead of Lisdoonvarna's Randwick assignment but she still believes the mare can be competitive.
Buffalo River set for next test at Sandown Promising Mike Moroney-trained import Buffalo River is the short-priced favourite in a 1400m open handicap at Sandown on a heavy track.
Extension keeps Magnufighter on track The decision to extend nominations for the Open Handicap at Doomben has helped keep tough Magnufighter's current campaign on track.
Snowdens plan to Hightail it to Brisbane Stakes winner Hightail will kick off a campaign aimed towards the better Brisbane winter carnival races when he steps out at Randwick.
Wet to suit Teleplay in G1 Sangster Stakes Co-trainer Mick Price would not mind a bit more rain ahead of the Group One Sangster Stakes at Morphettville in which he has Teleplay engaged.
Wisdom Of Water confirms J J Atkins claims Wisdom of Water has turned his return to racing into a training gallop and in the process confirmed his rating as a top chance in the Group One J J Atkins.
Heavy track expected for Sandown racing The meeting at Sandown is set to go ahead with the track rated a Heavy (9) on race eve after more than 70mm of rain.
Canasta could be the ace in Baker's pack Improving four-year-old Canasta will be one of several Bjorn Baker-trained horses testing the waters in Saturday grade at Randwick.
Begg apprehensive ahead of Bolt's G1 test Grahame Begg has delayed sending Beauty Bolt to Adelaide as late as possible ahead of the Group One Australasian Oaks at Morphettville.
O'Shea bullish about Newsreader's debut A winning track work gallop has given trainer John O'Shea the confidence to set the bar high for Newsreader ahead of her debut.
Flemington Finals Day conditions changed Victorian racing officials have announced changes to some race conditions during winter, with all Flemington Finals Day races to be Quality handicaps.
Tighe to continue winning ways in style Peter Tighe has owned dozens of winners including superstar Winx and he could continue his run with a cheap buy, Stylish Saga, at Doomben.
Secretariat favourite in virtual Derby Secretariat is favourite ahead of Citation with the 13 triple crown winners to do battle in a virtual running of the first leg, the Kentucky Derby.
Gollan heads to another milestone Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has had trebles at the past two Saturday meetings and will again have a strong hand at Doomben.
Provisional fixture list being prepared Officials are nearing publication of an initial program for the first seven days of racing when the sport eventually resumes in Britain.
Irish Songs gives Goldman Wagga Town Plate Irish Songs has won the Wagga Town Plate, a race his trainer Kurt Goldman says he has long wanted to win.
Strong entries for two-day Bool carnival Entries have closed for the COVID-19-shortened Warrnambool carnival which features an all jumps program on day one and a flat meeting on day two.
Minervini ready to make a mark after move Nine months after making the move to NSW, Group-winning trainer Mark Minervini will have his first Saturday metropolitan runners in Sydney.
The Astrologist entered for Sandown return City winner The Astrologist is yet to race this season but the three-year-old is scheduled to make his return in a 1200m-race at Sandown.
John O'Shea ramps up post-carnival team With a stable of mostly young, up-and-coming horses, trainer John O'Shea is hoping to make his presence felt during the post-carnival period.
Brisbane joins Seven's national race cover Network Seven will show four Brisbane carnival meetings as part of a national coverage of free-to-air racing but hopes for a full-time service have stalled.
Winning is uncomplicated for Kendrick Trainer Stuart Kendrick is nearing 900 career winners and has a strong hand at Doomben with filly Uncomplicated.
Stokes chasing third Australasian Oaks Trainer Phillip Stokes has won the Australasian Oaks twice with Marju Snip and Maybe Discreet and is looking for a third with Selica.
Snowdens Wild over Snitzel colt's return Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden have taken a deliberately steady approach with talented colt Wild Ruler who has been earmarked for the Brisbane winter carnival.
Derby start hinges on Sandown performance How Vegas Knight performs in a 2100m-race at Sandown will determine whether he backs up in the South Australian Derby.
Nature Strip confirmed for The Everest Star sprinter Nature Strip will represent the TAB in The Everest, the world's richest sprint held at Randwick in spring.
Stephanie Thornton close to a milestone Apprentice Stephanie Thornton has seven rides at Doomben where she will try to outride her metropolitan claim.
Castelvecchio joins Arrowfield stallions Dual Group One winner Castelvecchio will join the Arrowfield stallion roster sooner than planned and will not race as a four-year-old.
Street Icon chases Sangster Stakes success A change to Street Icon's racing pattern has led the mare to her first Group One assignment in the Sangster Stakes at Morphettville.
The Odyssey to overcome a tricky barrier Top three-year-old The Odyssey has a big weight advantage at Doomben but must overcome a tricky barrier.
Wisdom Of Water to return at Gold Coast Top two-year-old Wisdom Of Water has won a trial by 15 lengths but co-trainer Toby Edmonds says there is still improvement in the colt.
Yes Yes Yes to stand for $38,500 Coolmore has announced its stallion fees headed by Fastnet Rock with newcomer Yes Yes Yes to stand for $38,500.
Churchill Downs preparing for racing again Churchill Downs Racecourse, the home of the Kentucky Derby, will re-open for training with racing to be phased in subject to government approval.
Marboosha makes it two from two at Farm Two-year-old filly Marboosha has made it two wins from as many starts with her first city victory at Warwick Farm part of a winning double for Snowden Racing.
Randwick best for Gone Bye: Mark Newnham Trainer Mark Newnham says Gone Bye is likely to run at Randwick's Kensington track meeting where he will try to bounce back from a Frank Packer Plate failure.
SA Derby fancy to jump-out at Flemington Leading South Australian Derby contender Russian Camelot is set to have a jump-out at Flemington over 800m in preparation for the Group One race.
Thunder Mania earns G1 JJ Atkins campaign An impressive win at the Sunshine Coast has earned two-year-old Thunder Mania a tilt at the Group One JJ Atkins.
Apprentice lands winner at first city ride Matthew Cartwright has guided Mockery to an all-the-way victory at Sandown in the apprentice's first ride on a metropolitan track.
Blinkers on for Lyre in G1 Sangster Stakes Blue Diamond Stakes-winning filly Lyre will race in blinkers for the first time when she bids for her second career Group One win in the Robert Sangster Stakes.
Ancestry chasing fourth consecutive win The Phillip Stokes-trained Ancestry will be chasing his fourth straight win when he runs under a big weight in a 1200m handicap for three-year-olds at Sandown.
Isolation has Spain keen for Group 1 rides Melbourne jockey Zac Spain is nearing the end of an isolation stint ahead of his bid for Group One success at Morphettville.
Trainers rely on colleagues for big races Interstate trainers are relying on the help of local handlers to stable and saddle their horses ahead of major Group One assignments.
Fighting Teo set to battle for top billing Fighting Teo can confirm his rating as potentially one of Queensland's best stayers when he takes on small but select field at the Gold Coast
Brisbane G1 ballot-free races confirmed Racing Queensland has confirmed the ballot-free races for the two Group One races left in the winter carnival.
BRC supports free-to-air slot for races The Brisbane Racing Club will not stand in the way of free-to-air telecasts of its meetings as officials attempt to sort out complicated negotiations.
Fradd back with quality Gold Coast rides Top jockey Robbie Fradd has finished his self-isolation to take six rides at the Gold Coast metropolitan meeting.
Jockey banned for hitting horse on head Country-based Queensland jockey Chris McIver has been disqualified for seven months after admitting he hit his mount on the head.
Hopes for early racing return in France Racing remains on course to return in France despite French prime minister Edouard Philippe announcing other professional sport is still on hold.
Trans Tasman horse flights set to resume Trans Tasman horse transport is ready to resume after a successful test flight under enhanced health and safety protocols.
Holland does the hard yards for Away Game Dean Holland is shedding the kilograms to ride two-year-old Away Game in the Group One Sangster Stakes at Morphettville.
It's take two for Bandersnatch at Randwick The talented Bandersnatch wil be out for a consolation win at Randwick after being scratched at the barrier before the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Affair To Remember chases first G1 victory Ballarat trainer Dan O'Sullivan says Affair To Remember has the right credentials to give him a Group One win in the Australasian Oaks.
RV want Melham hearing as soon as possible Racing Victoria's head of integrity Jamie Stier says they will ask the Victorian Racing Tribunal to hear charges against jockey Ben Melham as early as possible.
Hong Kong great set to join Sydney ranks Seven-time champion trainer John Moore is set to return to Australia after more than 40 years in Hong Kong to set up a stable with his brother Gary at Rosehill.
Ribchester to stand at Haunui Farm in NZ Ribchester will relocate from Darley Australia to New Zealand's Haunui Farm to replace his sire Iffraaj who is to be retired from southern hemisphere duties.
Harbour Views ready for return to races Lightly raced Harbour Views is scheduled to begin a campaign at Sandown which trainer Matthew Williams hopes will boost the gelding's rating ahead of spring.
Sunlight draws wide in G1 Sangster Stakes Sunlight has drawn wide in a capacity field for the Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide in which two-year-old Away Game will take on the older fillies and mares.
Ben Melham charged with betting offences Multiple Group One-winning jockey Ben Melham has charged with betting offences against the rules of racing.
Portelli plans around changed program Trainer Gary Portelli has the latest sibling of Slipper winner She Will Reign ready for her debut at Warwick Farm.
Sunlight on target for Group One Sangster Trainer Tony McEvoy says Sunlight has taken natural improvement since her first-up second in preparation for the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes.
RQ confident racing will go on at Ipswich Racing Queensland is confident there will be no further problems with the Ipswich course proper after jockeys complained about a section of the track.
Thornton chasing G1 glory in Adelaide Damien Thornton will be chasing his first Group One wins when he rides Toffee Tongue in the Australasian Oaks and Lyre in the Robert Sangster Stakes.
Pride eyeing off Everest slot for Fasika Trainer Joe Pride believes Fasika's All Aged Stakes performance has shown she has what it takes to mix it with Australia's best in the Everest.
NZ racing to begin training with Alert 3 New Zealand trainer Stephen Marsh is among those who say they may have to open stables in Australia if local prize money is not enough to sustain the industry.
Tambo's Mate earns winter stakes campaign Tambo's Mate has been given the green light to tackle the winter stakes races after his strong effort to finish second at the Sunshine Coast.
Southern Legend wins Champions Mile Former Sydney horse Southern Legend has denied Beauty Generation a third win in the Champions Mile at Sha Tin.
Away Game on target for Group 1 WFA test Star two-year-old Away Game is on target to take on the older fillies and mares in the Group One weight-for-age Robert Sangster Stakes.
Ligulate wins Cup for injured Morgan Ligulate has won the $160,000 Tamworth Cup for injured local trainer Cody Morgan.
British riders considering return proposal Plans for the resumption of British racing have met with a mostly positive response from the Professional Jockeys Association.
SA Derby on radar for VRC St Leger winner Co-trainer Adrian Bott says the Group One South Australian Derby is the most likely target for VRC St Leger winner Sacramento.
O'Brien to give Cup winner a winter break After two below-par performances in his recent assignments, Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare is heading for a break before preparing for his title defence.
Pride calls for Sydney winter revamp A reduced winter carnival in Brisbane combined with the complexities of interstate travel has prompted calls for some tweaks to the Sydney race program.
Betcha Flying to chase Oaks in Adelaide Betcha Flying will try to emulate Egg Tart after winning at Flemington on Anzac Day and then backing up in the Australasian Oaks at Morphettville.
Push to upgrade Queensland carnival There is a renewed push to include more Group One races in the Queensland winter but officials say they have done their best under coronavirus restrictions.
Jockey Alysha Collett heads to Sydney Alysha Collett has joined the exodus of ex-pat jockeys to leave Singpaore while racing has been shut down amid the coronavirus crisis.
BRC proposes six ballot-free races for G1 The Brisbane Racing Club has proposed at least six ballot-free races for its two winter Group One features.
Jockey Jye McNeil suspended at Flemington Jockey Jye McNeil has been suspended for careless riding at Flemington while the Ciaron Maher and David Eustace stable has received another fine.
Talented Dalasan wins G3 Chairman's Stakes Dalasan has cemented his claims for the South Australian Derby with his victory in a traditional lead-up, the Chairman's Stakes.
Oakfield Missile races to Rosehill success After a last-start fourth in the Provincial Championships Final, five-year-old mare Oakfield Missile has notched her first city win at Rosehill.
Amangiri's victory a Hawkes family affair Coronavirus protocols have prevented the Hawkes family from celebrating Amangiri's Hawkesbury Cup win together but it has not made the victory any less special.
Sacramento lands another St Leger for Gai Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have landed a third straight VRC St Leger with Sacramento surviving a protest to win the Listed race at Flemington.
Vega One return overshadows Just Orm's win Just Orm has won at the Sunshine Coast but the effort of stablemate Vega One to run fourth was the big talking point.
Dawn Passage gets Group Three win on board The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott training partnership has continued its feature race success with Dawn Passage in the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Tactical Advantage storms to Rosehill win With Josh Parr aboard, Tactical Advantage has stormed home to defeat Villami in the Listed Hawkesbury Gold Rush at Rosehill.
Settled Haky lands strong Flemington win Haky has broken through for his first Australian win while Melbourne Cup hero Vow And Declare has finished out of the placings at Flemington.
Silvera stakes claim for Stradbroke start Consistent grey galloper Silvera has put his name forward for a possible tilt at the Stradbroke Handicap with his Sunshine Coast win.
Stable stars in double for Chris Anderson Three-year-olds Profit and Ballistic Boy have given trainer Chris Anderson a double in successive races at the Sunshine Coast.
Bittersweet result for G3 Crown favourite Top sprinter In Her Time has had her farewell party spoiled, edged out in her final race by the fast-finishing Sweet Scandal.
Dry track key to Grand Piano at Rosehill Progressive gelding Grand Piano has bounced back from his last-start unplaced effort on a wet track to win at Rosehill.
Welsh Legend scores overdue Rosehill win Four-year-old Welsh Legend has raced to her first win since late 2018, holding on to defeat Laure Me In over 2000m at Rosehill.
Waller puts Atkins on radar for Saffiano Trainer Chris Waller has named a Group One target in Brisbane for Saffiano following the colt's impressive Rosehill victory.
O'Brien has spring hopes for Flying Award An impressive last-to-first victory by Flying Award at Flemington has trainer Danny O'Brien thinking of the Caulfield Guineas for the rising three-year-old.
Unbeaten Isotope set for winter carnival Boom filly Isotope was ridden off the pace for the first time but was still far too strong for her opposition at the Sunshine Coast.
Eelloh gives Forster her first $101 winner Trainer Desleigh Forster has won her first race with a $101 chance when Eelloh scored at the Sunshine Coast.
Griffin makes most of Sunshine Coast ride Jockey Dan Griffin usually rides at the Gold Coast but has made the most of a Sunshine Coast mount to win on Step Aside.
NBC to air virtual Kentucky Derby The 13 US Triple Crown winners will battle out a virtual running of the Kentucky Derby which has been postponed because of COVID-19.
Harness great Gavin Lang dies aged 61 Champion harness racing trainer/driver Gavin Lang has died aged 61 from a rare form of lymphoma.
Moroney expects improvement from Milwaukee Trainer Mike Moroney expects major improvement from Milwaukee on his home track at Flemington in a 1000m straight-track sprint.
Russian Camelot scratched from Flemington Russian Camelot has been scratched from a Flemington race because of an inflamed throat but Danny O'Brien still plans to run him in the South Australian Derby.
McGillivray, Fradd, Maloney to swap zones Matt McGillivray has ridden a double at the Gold Coast as he prepares to join Robbie Fradd and Ryan Maloney in swapping racing zones in Queensland.
Ryan out to Snatch another Guineas win Improving three-year-old Bandersnatch will be out to claim the first of his two target races this campaign when he resumes in the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Guntantes back on the winter trail Three-year-old Guntantes will be kept on a winter campaign path at the Sunshine Coast after trialling well.
Jameka's brother chasing first stakes win After a win in Adelaide at his second start, Jameka's brother Grandslam will be trying for a first stakes victory in the Listed Anzac Day Stakes at Flemington.
Archedemus Pride's newest revival mission Trainer Joe Pride is embracing the challenge of putting the career of new acquisition Archedemus back on track, starting in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Racing getting back on its feet in NZ New Zealand racing has been given the green light to get back up and running under strict protocols with COVID-19 Alert to go from 4 to 3.
Waterhouse, Bott with two Guineas chances Co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott will have two chances in the Group Three Hawkesbury Guineas with Dawn Passage and Rule The World.
Portelli hoping to strike Gold in Crown Trainer Gary Portelli has seen a positive change in Nicci's Gold since her first-up run and hopes she can enhance an impressive second-up record at Rosehill.
Guy looking long way ahead with Sizzlepel Trainer Bryan Guy is looking to the future with promising filly Sizzlepel after her second win in less than a week.
No Guineas for Indy Car after HK sale Progressive three-year-old Indy Car has been scratched from the Hawkesbury Guineas and will do his future racing overseas.
G1 Stradbroke remains on radar for Graff Trainer Kris Lees expects Sydney's race fields to remain strong given the reduced winter carnival options in Queensland and interstate travel restrictions..
Royal Crown chases VRC St Leger success After winning a target race at Caulfield, the Robbie Griffiths-trained Royal Crown will attempt to add the VRC St Leger to his record at Flemington.
Zoe White has coronavirus ban halved Queensland apprentice Zoe White has had her disqualification for breaching coronavirus rules halved.
Ross can't split his Open Hcp chances Trainer Les Ross has again warned there is little between Mishani Hustler and River Racer at the Sunshine Coast despite a big gap in their prices.
Restricted field sizes for British racing A restriction on field sizes to 12 runners per race and the use of only senior jockeys feature in plans for the resumption of racing in Britain.
Michael Rodd to return to Australia Jockey Michael Rodd is to leave Singapore while racing is shut down to rejoin his family in Australia and will base himself in Melbourne.
Sky Racing most watched Foxtel channel As one of the few sports able to continue during the coronavirus pandemic, horse racing has been a weekend winner for pay tv provider Foxtel.
Step up to 1400m to suit Formentera: Bott A trip to Queensland could be on the cards for two-year-old Formentera if he impresses in the Clarendon Stakes at Rosehill after a maiden win at Warwick Farm.
Firm track welcome news for speedy Villami Trainer Gerald Ryan has been happy to see the sun this week and believes classy filly Villami can show her true colours back on a firm surface.
Trainer Evan Holland injured in mishap Veteran trainer Evan Holland has broken his arm in an incident in the mounting yard at Newcastle.
Mask Of Time chasing overdue Rosehill win After a last-start second in the Doncaster Prelude, Mask Of Time will be out to go one better at Rosehill in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Improving Jack Regan to tackle Cup winner Jack Regan is chasing a winning hat-trick when he runs at Flemington where he will meet Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare.
Crown a fitting farewell for In Her Time Trainer Kris Lees has issued In Her Time a fresh challenge as the mare prepares for her racetrack swan song in the Hawkesbury Crown at Rosehill.
Time right for Eleven Eleven to step up Pierata's retirement has Greg Hickman looking towards the next wave of horses to take his stable into the future and he hopes Eleven Eleven can be one of them.
Lindsay Park double up in Anzac Day Stakes Lindsay Park will have dual representation in the Anzac Day Stakes as it looks to break a long run of outs in the Listed race at Flemington.
Gotta Kiss and Isotope to clash at Coast Star two-year-old fillies Gotta Kiss and Isotope meet in a much-anticpated clash at the Sunshine Coast.
Kylie Vella charged over anti-inflammatory Trainer Kylie Vella has been charged over Admiral's Joker returning a race day sample which contained a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory.
Waterhouse, Bott after another St Leger Progressive staying three-year-old Sacramento will be out to add to the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable's impressive recent record in the VRC St Leger.
Etana ready to open winter campaign The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained mare Etana has arrived in Queensland to begin her winter campaign at the Sunshine Coast.
Miller hopes for rain for Zingalong Trainer Trevor Miller is hoping there is some rain to help Zingalong cause an upset at the Sunshine Coast.
Guy to sizzle at the Gold Coast The Bryan and Daniel Guy partnership has postponed a spell for promising filly Sizzlepel who will run at the Gold Coast.
France gearing up for return to racing French racing could resume within weeks under strict conditions and with all participants from abroad - both equine and human - banned for the time being.
Luke Tarrant disqualified for six months Queensland jockey Luke Tarrant has been disqualified for six months for head-butting fellow rider Larry Cassidy at the weighing scales at Doomben.
Sauvestre earns billing as carnival horse Trainer Chris Waller is eyeing the Group One J J Atkins in Brisbane for two-year-olds with Sauvestre, an impressive Canterbury winner on debut.
Flemington assignment for Vow And Declare Trainer Danny O'Brien wants to keep Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare racing through early winter to give the stayer a light lead-up to his title defence.
Chat on target for G3 Hawkesbury Guineas Trainer John Thompson believes a dry track and good barrier draw will help Chat when he chases a first stakes victory in the Hawkesbury Guineas at Rosehill.
Super Seth off to Waikato Stud this season Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth is to join the Waikato Stud stallion roster rather than race on as a four-year-old.
A timely win for Stewart Barr at Doomben Shadow Of Time indicated with his Doomben win he would be the ideal horse to boost trainer Stewart Barr's plans for a partnership with his daughter.
Options in two states for All Too Royal Last-start Oakleigh Plate fourth placegetter All Too Royal is an acceptor for both a Listed sprint at Rosehill and a 1000m handicap at Flemington.
Swan Hill carnival reduced to single day The popular winter racing carnival at Swan Hill has become the latest casualty of the coronavirus epidemic.
Cumani chases staying win in VRC St Leger Matt Cumani has two hopes of emulating his victory in The Showdown at Caulfield when Sign Seal Deliver and Tarn Prince contest the VRC St Leger at Flemington.
France Galop hopes to resume racing soon France Galop has met with government authorities to try to plan for a return to racing behind closed doors.
Ringo to rock again at the Sunshine Coast Comeback galloper Ringo's A Rockstar will take on some class horses when he returns to the Sunshine Coast.
Edmonds team chasing more Coast success The Toby and Trent Edmonds partnership has reached 100 winners for the season and is after more success at the Gold Coast.
Galway Festival behind closed doors The Galway Festival will be held behind closed doors, if it goes ahead as planned.
NZ Racing releases proposal for return New Zealand authorities have released a comprehensive plan for a return to racing later in the year.
G1 winner D'Argento to be retired to stud Group One winner D'Argento will not race again with his future lying at stud.
Lindsay Park looks to St Leger with Bellx With Bellx considered unlikely to gain a start in the Australasian Oaks in Adelaide, Lindsay Park is now switching its attention to the VRC St Leger.
Owners call time on mare's career Dual Group One winner In Her Time will have her final start at Rosehill before being auctioned at the Chairman's Sale.
Shadwell-owned fillies killed in accident Three fillies owned by Shadwell Stud are among four horses killed in an accident near Euroa while a fifth has escaped relatively unscathed.
Insensata poised for latest stakes attempt The Hawkesbury Crown is the latest chance for the Jason Coyle-trained mare Insensata to gain valuable black-type.
Time on RV's side to decide spring future Racing Victoria has begun looking at the broader spring carnival but says there is time before final decisions need to be made.
Outback Barbie stars at Doomben trials Stradbroke Handicap-bound mare Outback Barbie has been the star of the Doomben trials featuring some winter hopefuls.
Cheltenham held within guidelines: Dowden Britain's Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has defended his decision to allow the Cheltenham Festival to go ahead.
Invincibella retires after banking $3m Group One-winning mare Invincibella has run her last race and will be auctioned as a broodmare at the Gold Coast sale.
Maher and Eustace face positive swab probe Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace are the subject of a stewards investigation after Piccatric returned a positive swab after winning a race at Sale.
Lindelani to follow mum's lead in St Leger A daughter of a VRC St Leger winner is set to line up in the 2800m-Listed race for three-year-olds at Flemington.
Manolo Blahniq set for Hawkesbury Cup tilt Mornington trainer Tony Noonan believes the Hawkesbury Gold Cup at Rosehill shapes as a suitable race for Manolo Blahniq who has previously won at the track.
Streets Of Avalon to chase spring riches Having shelved plans to take Streets Of Avalon to Brisbane, trainer Shane Nichols has turned his attention to the spring and the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Coyle with two Hawkesbury Guineas hopefuls Stakes-placed St Covet's Spirit is scheduled to race on a seven-day back-up in the Hawkesbury Guineas, with her stablemate Mo's Crown also among the entries.
MVRC to explore a night-time Cox Plate Running the 100th Cox Plate at The Valley under lights is one option the Moonee Valley Racing Club committee will explore.
Te Akau looking to Australian spring Te Akau Racing will have a strong team for the Australian spring but principal David Ellis says he is not looking for a permanent base across the Tasman.
Vega One to begin Stradbroke build-up Talented Vega One will take his first step to the Group One Stradbroke Handicap when he runs at the Sunshine Coast.
Britain making plans for racing return Arena Racing Company tracks could be at the forefront of a return to racing in Britain when the time comes for the sport to resume.
Majority of Darley's stud fees reduced The majority of Darley Stud's services fees have been reduced for the next breeding season as uncertainty continues regarding COVID-19.
Archie Alexander to train Young Rascal Manion Cup winner Young Rascal will remain in Australia and be trained by Archie Alexander, with OTI Racing securing a 50 per cent interest in the stayer.
Group One winners over Sydney carnival Group One winners over the Sydney autumn carnival.
Sydney carnival ends at Randwick The Sydney autumn carnival has ended after an extraordinary few weeks when every other sport closed down.
Bosson considering Australian move Leading New Zealand jockey Opie Bosson will consider a move to Australia with racing and training across the Tasman in indefinite lockdown.
McEvoy happy with Sunlight's Irwin return Trainer Tony McEvoy says Sunlight has come through the Irwin Stakes well and he expects her to be spot-on for the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes.
Caulfield Guineas the aim for Glenfiddich Champagne Stakes runner-up Glenfiddich will be spelled with trainer Robbie Griffiths eyeing spring riches including the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Stable fined over shockwave therapy mix-up Training partners Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have been fined for using shockwave therapy on a horse too close to race day.
Scathing looms as winter hopeful The talented Scathing has emerged as yet another three-year-old winter hopeful for trainer Chris Munce with a Doomben win.
Oju Chosan wins fifth Nakayama Grand Jump Oju Chosan has won the rich Makayama Grand Jump for a record fifth-straight time.
Baylee Nothdurft outed twice in two days Leading Brisbane jockey Baylee Nothdurft is facing a disrupted start to winter racing after being suspended twice in recent days.
Derby in July in plans for England The British Horseracing Authority has plans to run the Classic races in different time slots when the sport resumes.
Florent gives Noonan team a Caulfield win Trainer Tony Noonan has combined with his jockey son Jake to take out the $427,500 VOBIS Sires Guineas at Caulfield with Florent.
Ranier beats Phaistos in thrilling finish Stakes winner Ranier has raced to a first-up win at Randwick, upsetting his stablemate Phaistos in a thrilling finish over 1400m.
Bosson, Berry fined for overuse of whip Top jockeys Opie Bosson and Tommy Berry have each been fined for overuse of the whip in the Group One All Aged Stakes.
Pierata bows out with a close G1 second Pierata has been narrowly denied a fairytale farewell in the All Aged Stakes, his final start before he heads to stud.
Berry rebounds to make a Mark on Greyworm Tough gelding Greyworm has defied the Hall Mark Stakes field to lead throughout, relegating two Group One winners to the minor placings.
William Thomas charges home in Bel Esprit William Thomas has staged a last-to-first performance to win the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield.
Khoekhoe land rich prize in The Showdown Khoekhoe has backed up a fast-finishing surprise win at Echuca to claim a bigger prize, taking out the $855,000 The Showdown at Caulfield.
Life Less Ordinary takes out G3 JRA Plate The Chris Waller-trained Life Less Ordinary has overhauled Greysful Glamour to win the Japan Racing Association Plate at Randwick, with Shared Ambition third.
Gytrash defeats Sunlight in Irwin Stakes Gytrash has beaten Sunlight to win the Group Three Irwin Stakes at Morphettville in Adelaide as the South Australian carnival steps up a notch.
Old tactics lead to new win for Sabkhat A decision to revert to leading with veteran Sabkhat has allowed the gelding score an upset won at Doomben.
Tofane takes out Group One All Aged Stakes Tofane has won the Group One All Aged Stakes, nosing out the 2019 winner Pierata in the weight-for-age race at Randwick.
So Si Bon bounces back in VOBIS Gold Mile So Si Bon did not let favourite backers down taking out the VOBIS Gold Mile at Caulfield under a perfect ride from Mark Zahra.
Kinane wins Frank Packer Plate for Waller Up-and-comer Kinane has backed up a Wyong maiden win with victory in the Group Three Frank Packer Plate at Randwick.
Sentimentalist gives Pegus city success Former jockey Mark Pegus is starting to make his mark in the training ranks with Sentimentalist winning the VOBIS Gold Heath at Caulfield.
Rubisaki wins again in Group 3 at Randwick Three-year-old filly Rubisaki has made it six straight wins this season with a determined victory in the Group Three JHB Carr Stakes at Randwick.
King's Legacy wins Gr 1 Champagne Stakes King's Legacy has claimed his second Group One win of the Sydney autumn to give new owners Coolmore Stud an immediate return on their investment.
Vainstream breaks city duck at Caulfield Vainstream has run up to his recent good form in black-type company taking out the VOBIS Gold Sprint at Caulfield.
Dunn lands milestone Sydney win with Snitz Jockey Nash Rawiller's confidence in Snitz has been rewarded with the country-trained gelding scoring a dominant first-up win at Randwick.
Gollan makes right decisions with Starosa Trainer Tony Gollan made two key decisions that helped filly Starosa score an upset win at Doomben.
Fender wins as Highway Handicaps return The Brett Cavanough-trained Fender has kept his winning record intact with victory in the Highway Handicap at Randwick.
Maddy Wishart shows maturity in Epic ride Claiming apprentice Maddy Wishart has produced a clever front-running ride to steer Boom Boom Epic to a win at Doomben.
Vic jockeys in green light for jumpouts Having been segregated from other jockeys in Victoria, Racing Victoria will allow a group of 21 jockeys to resume riding jumpouts to help build their fitness.
Ex-Swans manager kicks a goal at Doomben Former Sydney Swans AFL manager Ron Thomas has tasted success in racing with City Smart winning at Doomben.
Jamie Spencer suffers hip injury in fall Jamie Spencer is waiting to hear whether he will require surgery on a hip injury sustained in a gallops fall.
Trainer Mark Johnston positive to COVID-19 British trainer Mark Johnston has revealed he is isolating after contracting coronavirus.
Melbourne riders driving to SA quarantine John Allen, Ethan Brown, Dean Holland and Zac Spain are about to start two weeks quarantine ahead of riding in Group One races during the Adelaide carnival.
Team Edmonds equal training record The Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership has equalled the Queensland metropolitan record with five winners at the Gold Coast.
Top Sydney hoops likely to winter at home Leading Sydney jockeys Hugh Bowman and Tim Clark say they are likely to bypass this year's Brisbane winter carnival and stay riding closer to home.
Cumani Declares War on Gold Heath Matt Cumani has Declares War engaged in the VOBIS Gold Heath at Caulfield, a race the trainer has had in his sights for some time.
St Covet's Spirit to improve for Bell run Trainer Jason Coyle believes St Covet's Spirit will be improved from the P J Bell Stakes heading into the J H B Carr Stakes at Randwick.
Fleet Review a test for young trainer Former Aidan O'Brien-trained sprinter Fleet Review will have his second Australian start for Alexander Rae when he runs in the Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield.
Godolphin trio poised to make their Mark Godolphin has a stranglehold on the Group Three Hall Mark Stakes as their three runners jostle for popularity in the last feature race of the Sydney autumn.
Technology keeps Griffiths informed on 2YO COVID-19 restrictions have not allowed Robbie Griffiths to watch Champagne Stakes contender Glenfiddich closely and he has relied on technology for updates.
Clark in Lane for more stakes success In-form jockey Tim Clark is in line to post a stakes win for the seventh week in succession with four rides in black-type races at Randwick.
Trainer dares to dream of Showdown result The big prize money on offer in The Showdown at Caulfield has caught the attention of Michael Mehegan who will be represented Miss Inbetween.
Thinker to be quick in Packer Plate Australian Derby winner Quick Thinker will be out to end an already successful campaign with victory in the Frank Packer Plate.
Lees is not giving up on import Danceteria Danceteria is yet to recapture his best European form but trainer Kris Lees is hoping a recent performance can help reignite the import's career.
Neville Stewart on a winning break Grafton trainer Neville Stewart is reaping dividends from his decision to relocate to Queensland on a short-term basis with the promising Broken Hero.
Uncomplicated looms as winter hopeful Uncomplicated can stamp herself as a contender for winter feature races if she can back up her debut win.
BHA defends holding Cheltenham festival British Horseracing Authority chief executive Nick Rust has defended the decision to hold the Cheltenham Festival.
G1 winner and top sire Shamardal dies Multiple Group One winner and renowned stallion Shamardal has died at the age of 18 after some recent health issues.
Dual Everest winner Redzel retired Star sprinter Redzel has been retired with his last race yielding a third in the Group One TJ Smith Stakes.
Rubisaki poised to cap season at Randwick Three-year-old filly Rubisaki is on target to chase her sixth straight win this season in the Group Three JHB Carr Stakes at Randwick.
Ideas Man to undergo check before Showdown The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Ideas Man needs to pass a Racing Victoria vet check before running in The Showdown.
Packer Plate start looms for Get The Idea Lightly raced Get The Idea is set to run in the Group Three Frank Packer Plate after missing a planned start in the Australian Derby two weeks earlier.
White Moss to back up again in G1 All Aged Last-start Sapphire Stakes winner White Moss is scheduled to run for the third consecutive weekend in the Group One All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Nichols happy to get Oliver back on Dancer After an unsuccessful trip to Adelaide for a first-up assignment, Tahitian Dancer runs at Caulfield where her trainer Shane Nichols is expecting better.
Time almost up for Group 1-winning mare Trainer Kris Lees has scratched two horses from the Hall Mark Stakes at Randwick but still holds a strong hand with Group One winners In Her Time and Le Romain.
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Benfica Princess after first open victory Consistent mare Benfica Princess is chasing her first open company win in the Might And Power Handicap at the Gold Coast.
King can grant Bowman juvenile clean sweep A victory aboard King's Legacy in the Champagne Stakes would deliver star jockey Hugh Bowman his first clean sweep of the two-year-old triple crown.
Doomben to dictate Gollan's winter plans Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will use the Doomben meeting to start planning winter campaigns for some of his top horses.
Griffiths hopes to flex muscle in Showdown Robbie Griffiths has Cornucopia safely in The Showdown at Caulfield but is hoping for some scratchings to have multiple representation in the $855,000 race.
Away Game scheduled to run in Adelaide G1 Star two-year-old Away Game is scheduled to take on the older fillies and mares in the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide with Dean Holland to ride.
Coronavirus protocols stretch bush stable Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn will need all of his logistical skills when he has runners at up to eight tracks over four days.
Coastal Prince gets open company chance Coastal Prince's liking for 1600m races at Doomben has given him a chance to contest an open company handicap.
Exceedance retired to stand at Vinery Group One winner Exceedance will not race again and will stand at Vinery Stud in the spring.
Return to British racing to remain on hold Racing will remain on hold beyond after the British Horseracing Authority extended its suspension on meetings in Britain.
Hopes high for resumption of French racing French horse racing officials are in talks with the government to stage meetings meeting closed doors in the near future.
Listed race on radar for 2YO Panna Cotta Trainer Mark Newnham has pinpointed a Listed race as the likely next step for two-year-old Panna Cotta after the filly's maiden win on the Kensington track.
Eduardo set for return outing at Caulfield Trainer Sarah Zschoke is confident Eduardo, who returns in the Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield, has overcome his ailments that cut short a spring campaign.
Holyfield set for Group 1 Champagne Stakes Holyfield is among a host of stakes-winning two-year-olds from the Ciaron Maher Racing stable and will try to become a Group One winner in the Champagne Stakes.
No luck for Cumani with Showdown barriers Matt Cumani will saddle two runners in the $855,000 The Showdown at Caulfield, Khoekhoe and Coup De Tonnerre who filled the quinella at Echuca recently.
Marquand fined $2000 for protocol breach Visiting English jockey Tom Marquand has been fined for breaching the strict protocols surrounding the conduct of race meetings during the coronavirus pandemic.
Robbie Fradd lands Sunshine Coast double Veteran jockey Robbie Fradd made a quick trip to ride a double on his only two rides for the day at the Sunshine Coast
Dreamforce chases second Group One victory Group One George Ryder Stakes winner Dreamforce will be chasing his second straight elite-level victory when he runs in the All Aged Stakes over 1400m.
Internationals long odds for spring: RV Racing Victoria international scout Paul Bloodworth is optimistic some overseas horses will compete at the spring carnival but he admits it is a long shot.
Ageless Brocson set to continue top form Nine-year-old gelding Brocson has found a new lease on life as a stayer and is among the top chances in the 2200m race at Doomben.
Star Edmonds fillies to stay at Gold Coast The Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership will keep Vanna Girl and Vivid Fortress for the Gold Coast instead of sending them to Sydney.
Full field for All Aged Stakes at Randwick A full field including last year's winner Pierata has been declared for the Group One All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Gone Bye set for G3 Frank Packer Plate Lightly raced Gone Bye will step up in class and distance in the Frank Packer Plate against a field expected to include Australian Derby winner Quick Thinker.
VOBIS Sires Guineas attracts 29 entries Group-winning filly Moonlight Maid headlines 29 nominations for the VOBIS Sires Guineas for three-year-olds at Caulfield.
Newnham plans Showdown in Melbourne Sydney trainer Mark Newnham plans to send Write On to Melbourne for The Showdown if the colt draws well for the rich race at Caulfield.
Alligator's Millions B sample positive The B sample taken from Alligator Blood's Magic Millions win has also shown an irregularity to altrenogest meaning connections now face an inquiry.
Blinkers for Brandenburg in WFA All Aged Three-year-old Brandenburg will run in the Group One All Aged Stakes at Randwick with trainer John Sargent to apply blinkers to the colt.
Tony Pike still has one Sydney option New Zealand trainer Tony Pike has put an end to The Bostonian's Sydney autumn but will still have a G1 runner with Not An Option in the Champagne Stakes.
Eagle Farm to have slightly longer hiatus Eagle Farm racecourse will have a slightly longer respite from racing than expected.
Saudi prize money withheld over court case The Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia is withholding prize money for the $20 million Saudi Cup, after trainer Jason Servis was indicted in the United States.
Kerrin McEvoy suspended at Warwick Farm Leading jockey Kerrin McEvoy has been suspended at Warwick Farm for failing to ride a horse out to the finish line.
Two on the trot for Jack Regan at Sandown Jack Regan has finally found form in Australia bringing up a second Sandown win.
King's Legacy headlines Champagne entries Last-start Group One winner King's Legacy headlines the nominations for the Champagne Stakes at Randwick.
Tofane gets another G1 chance in All Aged Four-year-old mare Tofane gets another chance to claim her first Group One win when she steps to 1400m for the first time in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Cummings unsure of Colette's spring plans Australian Oaks winner Colette is among the early favourites for this spring's Caulfield Cup but trainer James Cummings warns she may not be a contender.
Charm School shows class with Sandown win Charm School may be destined for bigger and better wins after a strong debut victory at Sandown.
Archanna impressive in Warwick Farm debut The Autumn Sun's three-quarter sister Archanna has made an impressive start to her racing career with a 3-3/4-length win in a Warwick Farm maiden.
Melbourne Cup chosen aim for Baker/Forsman Sydney Cup runner-up, New Zealand stayer The Chosen One, will be given another chance in the Melbourne Cup after he spells in Australia.
Andrew Ramsden option for Vow And Declare Trainer Danny O'Brien is considering starting Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes.
Star studded entries for All Aged Nominations are strong for the final day of Group One racing at the Sydney autumn carnival's meeting at Randwick.
Blake Shinn pays tribute to Happy Clapper Jockey Blake Shinn has paid tribute to Happy Clapper after the nine-year-old gelding's connections announced his retirement.
Daring Tact a new star for Japan Daring Tact has emerged as a potential star with victory in the Oka Sho, the Japanese 1000 Guineas, at Hanshin.
Te Akau team to have well deserved rest Te Akau Shark, Melody Belle and Probabeel have represented their New Zealand stable well in Australia and will have a well-earned break.
Elyce Smith rides six winners at Emerald Apprentice Elyce Smith has joined some big name jockeys with a six-win haul at Emerald in Queensland.
Jim Cassidy remembers Might And Power Jim Cassidy has remembered his greatest moments on champion racehorse Might And Power who has died aged 26.
Happy Clapper retired after stellar career Crowd favourite Happy Clapper has been retired after his unplaced run in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Caulfield VOBIS options for Mahamedeis Trainer Nick Ryan is considering distance options over 1600 and 2000 metres for Mahamedeis at Caulfield.
Edmonds partnership step up Sydney numbers The Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership plans to send Tyzone, Vanna Girl and Vivid Fortress to Sydney from the Gold Coast for feature races.
Limited horse movement allowed in Qld Racing Queensland will allow horse movement between regions in the state but under strict biosecurity controls.
Might And Power dies aged 26 Might And Power, winner of the 1997 Caulfield and Melbourne Cups, has been euthanised after a bout with colic.
White Moss doubles up in Sapphire Stakes The Jason Coyle-trained White Moss has claimed the Group Two Sapphire Stakes at Randwick for the second year in succession.
Bam's Of Fire lands maiden stakes race win After four placings in black-type races, Bam's On Fire has broken through for a stakes race win in the Elvis Thurgood 40th Anniversary Cup at Caulfield.
Tom Marquand now a dual Group One winner Visiting English jockey Tom Marquand has claimed his second Group One win on Addeybb in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Daring tactics pay dividend in Easter Cup Michael Dee adopted catch-me-if-you-can tactics aboard leader Inverloch with the pair holding on to win the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield.
Con Te Partiro wins Coolmore Legacy Stakes Con Te Partiro has added to an impressive autumn carnival record in winning the Group One Coolmore Legacy Stakes at Randwick.
Munce believes Stampe is up to top company As a jockey Chris Munce won two Stradbroke Handicaps and he is considering having a crack at the race as a trainer with Doomben winner Stampe.
Addeybb claims the Queen Elizabeth Stakes Addeybb has triumphed for the small but select international contingent in Sydney for The Championships with a stirring victory in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Royal Crown outstays rivals at Caulfield Royal Crown has shown his staying credentials with a strong performance in the Galilee Series Final at Caulfield.
Etah James scores upset G1 Sydney Cup win Etah James has given Glen Boss a back-to-back Group One double, outstaying her rivals to win the Sydney Cup at Randwick.
Group Two win for Splintex in Arrowfield Splintex has dispelled doubts about his ability to run 1200m by capturing the Group Two Arrowfield Sprint at Randwick.
Former jockey lands first win as a trainer After a successful career in the saddle, Catherine Hutchinson is on the board as a trainer with the victory of Leale at Caulfield.
Colette wins Australian Oaks for Godolphin Exciting staying prospect Colette has backed up her dominant Adrian Knox Stakes win with an equally impressive victory in the Group One ATC Australian Oaks.
Boss tips Away Game for champion honours Away Game does not have a Group One win to her name but jockey Glen Boss has given her his vote to be named champion juvenile after a classy Randwick victory.
Great Powers registers another tough win Eagle Farm mare Great Powers has confirmed she is one of the toughest horses in Australia with a Doomben win at her 31st start this campaign.
Through The Cracks wins Provincial Final The Angela Davies-trained Through The Cracks has produced a strong finish from back in the field to win the $400,000 Provincial Championships Final at Randwick.
Minjee repeats the dose in Doomben victory Tough filly Minjee has again stormed home from last to beat Snappy Reply in a replica of her win at her previous start.
Diala gets on the board with Caulfield win Diala has shown a liking for wet ground with an all-the-way win in the Take It To The Neds Level Handicap at Caulfield.
Indy Car motors home to win Listed race Indy Car will chase upcoming three-year-old features after stepping up in the Listed South Pacific Classic at Randwick.
Untamed digs deep, takes out Fernhill Mile Lightly raced juvenile Untamed has put himself in line for a Group One tilt after overpowering his rivals to win the Fernhill Mile at Randwick.
Big winter ahead for easy winner Isotope Trainer Tony Gollan has predicted a big winter for well-bred filly Isotope who scored a runaway win at Doomben.
Irish racing return further delayed Racing in Ireland is set to remain on hold following an extension of lockdown restrictions by the Irish government.
Distance test for juveniles in Fernhill Outsider Al Sahara gets the chance to chase black-type at her second start in the Listed Fernhill Mile in which every runner is untried at 1600m.
Lovett hopes Game Of Thorns comes up roses A few years ago, Australian Bloodstock decided to expand its business into buying yearlings and one of them will line up in the Group One Australian Oaks.
Vow And Declare set for G1 Queen Elizabeth Trainer Danny O'Brien hopes for a strongly run Queen Elizabeth Stakes to give Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare his best chance to upstage a stellar field.
Lindsay Park fined $4500 over lignocaine The Lindsay Park training team has been fined $4500 after Madeira Bay was found to have lignocaine in her system after a win at Wagga.
RQ announce new winter feature race plan Racing Queensland has announced 26 feature races including the Group One Stradbroke will be run in compensation for the loss of the winter carnival.
Russian Camelot shows SA Derby credentials After being scratched from a recent Caulfield race, Russian Camelot has kept his South Australian Derby campaign on track with an easy win at Pakenham.
Sydney Cup runneth over for syndicators Imported European stayers are the backbone of Australian Bloodstock's syndication business and they will start three in the Sydney Cup.
Splintex back on target for Arrowfield Carnival plans for Splintex have been rejigged following a minor setback and trainer Mark Newnham is confident the three-year-old is ready to fire.
Bam's On Fire chasing elusive stakes win Bam's On Fire has finished second in her past three starts and will be out to go one better when she chases an elusive stakes win at Caulfield.
Ross can't split Doomben open hcp runners Trainer Les Ross is finding it hard to give a preference to River Racer or Mishani Hustler who run in the Open Handicap at Doomben.
Nettoyer gives Roche food for thought Pizza and champagne will be back on the menu for incorrigible mare Nettoyer when she chases her second Group One win in as many weeks at Randwick.
Away Game on target for Percy Sykes Stakes Magic Millions Classic winner and Golden Slipper runner-up Away Game is set for another feature race assignment in the Group Two Percy Sykes Stakes at Randwick.
Dusty Tycoon to return to silent reception There is usually a huge roar when filly Dusty Tycoon races but coronavirus restrictions mean she will return to an eerie silence at Doomben.
Barrier to help Guard of Honour run 1200m Trainer Kelly Schweida is hoping a good barrier can help Guard of Honour win over 1200m for the first time at Doomben.
Haydock Racecourse to be testing centre A drive-in coronavirus testing centre is to open Haydock Park Racecourse as part of the government's UK-wide drive to increase testing for NHS workers.
BHA ready to review plans to resume racing Plans for a resumption of racing in Britain will be reviewed by the board of the British Horseracing Authority.
RV responds to fears over Warrnambool Racing Victoria has moved to allay doubts about the ability to hold a race meeting at Warrnambool amid strict biosecurity protocols.
Blue Point, Too Darn Hot to stand in Aust Star European Godolphin horses Blue Point and Too Darn Hot are new additions to Darley's southern hemisphere roster along with local Microphone.
Snowden stable out in force at Randwick The Peter and Paul Snowden stable are poised to have a number of strong chances in stakes races on day two of The Championships.
Coast metro racing a boon for Edmonds yard Co-trainer Trent Edmonds has praised officials for keeping racing going after Loving Miss won at the Gold Coast.
Windfall awaits Davies in Provincial Final Bought for $7500, the Angela Davies-trained Through The Cracks will be racing for almost 30 times his purchase price in the Provincial Championship Final.
Facts and figures on the Queen Elizabeth Facts and figures on the $2 million Group One Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Coolmore Legacy Stakes facts and figures All the facts and figures on the Group One Coolmore Legacy Stakes at Randwick.
Australian Oaks facts and figures All you need to know about the Group One Australian Oaks at Randwick.
Sydney Cup facts and figures All you need to know about the $1 million Group One Sydney Cup at Randwick.
Probabeel flies NZ flag in Australian Oaks Trainer Jamie Richards is satisfied he has pulled the right rein in extending Probabeel's autumn campaign to include a tilt at the Australian Oaks.
Brothers in opposing Sydney Cup corners Co-trainer David Eustace has three runners in the Sydney Cup while his brother Harry will saddle up the favourite in his role as assistant to William Haggas.
Anderson stable stars avoid Doomben clash After studying the respective fields, trainer Chris Anderson has decided to run three-year-olds Profit and Ballistic Boy in different races at Doomben.
A high five for Happy Clapper in WFA event A mainstay of the Sydney autumn carnival, Happy Clapper is preparing to line up in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes for the fifth year in succession.
Stampe sticks to own age group at Doomben Underrated three-year-old Stampe will stick with his own age group at Doomben after trainer Chris Munce elected not to take on older company.
Alizee set to go out as Queen of the Turf Grand mare Alizee will end her career by attempting to regain her title as the Queen of the Turf at Randwick.
Vandyke looks to future with Baccarat Baby Trainer David Vandyke is looking to the future with optimism as Baccarat Baby prepares to return to racing at Doomben.
Runson ready to go distance at Caulfield Two wins over the distance is expected to hold Runson in good stead when he contests the Group Three Elvis Thurgood 40th Anniversary Cup at Caulfield
Ipswich set to resume racing The Ipswich Turf Club is set to host its first meeting in five months after a major track upgrade.
Flit to bounce back in Arrowfield Sprint After finishing unplaced at her past two starts this autumn, Group One-winning filly Flit will be out to bounce back to winning form in the Arrowfield Sprint.
First Seal's yearling fetches $1.8 million Coolmore has paid $1.8 million for the first foal out of champion filly First Seal at the Australian Easter Yearling Sale being conducted online.
Cobalt bans for father-daughter trainers Stawell-based trainers Terry and Karina O'Sullivan have had their disqualification terms increased by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Newnham chases elusive Oaks with Quintessa Trainer Mark Newnham is hoping for a case of third time lucky when he backs up Quintessa in the Group One Australian Oaks at Randwick.
Gallic Chieftain in another Sydney Cup bid The Archie Alexander-trained Gallic Chieftain is set for his second Sydney Cup attempt after finishing sixth in the Group One 3200m race at Randwick a year ago.
Fresh Secret Blaze aims up at Easter Cup Co-trainers Tony and Calvin McEvoy have Secret Blaze aimed at the Easter Cup at Caulfield before a potential rise in trip.
NZ stablemates primed for Queen Elizabeth Only two trainers will be represented by more than one runner in the Group One Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Jamie Richards is proud to be one of them.
Seabrook chasing stakes race at Caulfield Seabrook will attempt to break a two-year winless streak when she runs in the Group Three Elvis Thurgood 40th Anniversary Cup at Caulfield.
Rain puts paid to Sunshine Coast meeting The Sunshine Coast race meeting has been called off after two races because of rain
In-form Positive Peace earns Group 1 tilt Having pieced together five straight wins, in-form mare Positive Peace will be out to continue her rise when she runs in the Group One Coolmore Legacy Stakes.
Tambo's Mate resumes but future uncertain Promising Tambo's Mate resumes at Doomben but his future after that is clouded until a decision on a feature race program for Queensland is finalised.
Distance increase a tonic for Doctor Jack Promising colt Doctor Jack is set to give veteran trainer Harold Norman a sentimental win at the Gold Coast.
Online sale realises $32.4m on first day The first digital Australian Easter Yearling Sale has begun with 105 lots sold on the first day for $32.4 million at a healthy average of more than $300,000.
Te Akau Shark cleared for Queen Elizabeth Japanese horse Danon Premium has assumed favouritism for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes over English visitor Addeybb while Te Akau Shark has been cleared to run.
All Aged Stakes an option for Brandenburg Trainer John Sargent could extend Doncaster Mile placegetter Brandenburg's autumn preparation to include the All Aged Stakes.
Sircconi back on track for Caulfield test A couple of setbacks have kept Sircconi away from racing for Nick Ryan, but a gallop at Caulfield has the gelding back on track for the Victoria Handicap.
Miss Siska set for Coolmore Legacy again Miss Siska was narrowly beaten when fourth in the 2019 Coolmore Legacy Stakes and her trainer Grahame Begg is hopeful of an even better result this time around.
Sunlight a step closer to racing return A 1000m barrier trial at Morphettville is set to enhance the fitness levels of multiple Group One winner Sunlight ahead of return run in Adelaide.
Sargent after another ATC Australian Oaks Five years after Gust Of Wind beat Winx in the ATC Australian Oaks, trainer John Sargent hopes to win the race again with either Aspect Ratio or Stick 'Em Up.
Vic Premier happy for racing to continue Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says social-distancing measures have allowed racing to continue when other sports have been suspended.
Te Akau Shark to be vetted ahead of QEII Te Akau Shark, one of the leading chances for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes, is to be vetted after suffering a bruised foot.
RV starts action plan on spring carnival Having worked to a set of strict protocols and biosecurity measures due to coronavirus, Racing Victoria is looking towards how the spring carnival may shape up.
Qld turf administrator switches to trots The Brisbane Racing Club's Scott Steele has been appointed chief executive of the Albion Park Harness Racing Club.
Doncaster winner aims for another G1 win After winning the Doncaster Mile on the first day of The Championships, Nettoyer will chase another Group One victory in the Coolmore Legacy Stakes.
Field of 13 for G1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes Japanese horse Danon Premium and English visitor Addeybb headline a field of 13 for the Group One Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Hughes officially champion jumps jockey Brian Hughes has vowed to do all he can to defend his title after officially being announced as champion British jumps jockey for the first time.
Master Of Wine tunes up for G1 test Master Of Wine is one of the favoured Queen Elizabeth Stakes runners in his first Group One test.
Godolphin Golden Slipper winner retired Kiamichi, who led home a Golden Slipper trifecta for Godolphin, has been retired with a record of three wins to her credit from 13 starts.
Hanger to fly south for Beer at Caulfield Albury trainer Mitchell Beer will have one of his few runners south of the border since new protocols were introduced when Hanger runs at Caulfield.
Federal job scheme helps Qld clubs The Federal government's JobKeeper scheme will help reduce further staff losses in the Queensland racing industry.
Mixed QEII feelings for Opie Bosson NZ jockey Opie Bosson admits riding Te Akau Shark against stablemate Melody Belle in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes will be strange.
TAB investigating quaddie cash out glitch A glitch that meant some TAB customers received excessive early cash-out payments is being investigated by technicians.
Newitt holds fears for Tasmanian racing With racing on hold for four weeks in Tasmania, jockey Craig Newitt fears it could have a crippling effect on the local industry.
Beauty Generation back to best in HK Beauty Generation has bounced back to winning form in the Group Two Chairman's Trophy at Sha Tin ahead of the Champion's Mile.
Large sum raised from virtual National Bookmakers are to donate over PS2.6 million to NHS charities from profits on the Virtual Grand National, with almost five million people watching the race.
Waller to choose Queen Elizabeth team Trainer Chris Waller Queen Elizabeth Stakes team will be headed by Verry Elleegant but he has yet to decide who joins her.
Redzel nearing the end of career Co-trainer Peter Snowden has flagged the retirement of star sprinter Redzel after his Group One third in the TJ Smith.
Popular galloper Tom Melbourne retired Nine-year-old gelding Tom Melbourne, who notched six wins and 14 seconds from 51 starts, has been retired and will reside at Living Legends.
Wilde has headache over Warrnambool target With two feature steeplechases on the one day at the revamped Warrnambool carnival, trainer Symon Wilde is considering his options with local hero Gold Medals.
Melody Belle to back up in Queen Elizabeth Melody Belle will back up from her Doncaster Mile fourth into the Queen Elizabeth Stakes in which she will face stablemate Te Akau Shark.
Kendrick hopes for reversal on Qld Derby Trainer Stuart Kendrick is hoping there will be a reversal of the decision to scrap the Queensland Derby.
Racing NSW announces prize money cuts Racing NSW has announced prize money cuts of 20 per cent at the top end and 10 per cent for midweek and provincial races.
Pressure to reinstate Qld winter carnival Clubs, breeders and some trainers are pushing for Racing Queensland to reverse its decision to scrap the winter carnival.
Gollan milestone in sad circumstances Trainer Tony Gollan has reached a century of winners for a season for the fourth time, a feat overshadowed by the death of his father Darryl.
Potters Corner wins virtual Grand National Potters Corner has jumped to glory in the Virtual Grand National with dual winner Tiger Roll fourth in the simulated race.
Rubisaki continues winning run in PJ Bell Rubisaki has continued on her winning way this season with an impressive victory in the Group Three PJ Bell Stakes at Randwick.
Emotional win for Tony Gollan at Doomben Get Stuck In has provided trainer Tony Gollan with an emotional win in honour of his father Darryl, who died on Friday.
Exasperate continues good Caulfield form Trainer Matthew Brown will keep a watch on the weather forecast before deciding on whether to turn Exasperate out for a spell or look for another option.
Diamond Effort extends winning run to four After extending her unbeaten run to four in the campaign, Diamond Effort will have an enforced break after her latest win at Caulfield.
Nettoyer wins Group One Doncaster Mile Nettoyer has caused a boilover to win the Doncaster Mile, giving trainer Wendy Roche and jockey James Innes Jr their first Group One victories.
Nature Strip trounces TJ Smith rivals Enigmatic sprinter Nature Strip has given his TJ Smith Stakes rivals a galloping lessen, streeting a class field in a dominant performance.
Quick Thinker wins G1 Australian Derby New Zealand visitor Quick Thinker has taken out a thrilling Australian Derby to give his co-trainer Murray Baker his fifth win in the Group One race.
Ancestry brings up hat-trick at Caulfield Making full use of an inside barrier draw, Ancestry has scored an easy win at Caulfield and notched a hat-trick in the process.
Raheen House secures Sydney Cup berth Trainer Kris Lees will have at least two Sydney Cup runners with Raheen House joining Mustajeer in the Group One after winning the Chairman's Handicap.
King's Legacy wins G1 Sires' Produce King's Legacy has overhauled Prague to win the $500,000 Group One Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
Colette impresses in Adrian Knox victory The James Cummings-trained Colette has raced to an impressive victory in the Adrian Knox Stakes and moved to favouritism for the Group One ATC Australian Oaks.
Blinkers help Tumbler Ridge win at Doomben The addition of blinkers has helped two-year-old Tumbler Ridge return to winning form at Doomben.
Gracie Belle wins Country Championship The Matt Dunn-trained Gracie Belle has prevailed in a tight finish to the Country Championship Final at Randwick, beating Al Mah Haha.
Staying in Brisbane pays off for Ilwendo Sydney trainer Matt Smith's decision to leave Ilwendo in Brisbane has proved correct, with the gelding scoring an easy win at Doomben.
Tulloch Lodge and Clark a winning Entente Improving Tulloch Lodge three-year-old Entente has led throughout for Tim Clark to win the Group Three Carbine Club Stakes at Randwick.
Larry Cassidy continues winning run Multiple Group One-winning jockey Larry Cassidy has shown he's lost none of his ability with a win on Kusama at Doomben.
Forever Free adds Caulfield win to record Following a debut win at Ballarat, Forever Free has handled the wet ground at Caulfield to keep her record intact after two starts.
Doubtland dominant in Kindergarten Stakes Doubtland has made it two wins from as many starts with a dominant performance in the Group Three Kindergarten Stakes at Randwick.
Bobbing cleared to run after syringe found Racing NSW officials have taken evidence from trainer Bernie Kelly before clearing Bobbing to run in the Country Championship Final at Randwick.
Qld racing doyen Darryl Gollan dies A doyen of Queensland racing, Darryl Gollan, has died aged 76 after a long illness.
Virtual National to bring some cheer to UK A virtual Grand National will be broadcast throughout England in the absence of one of the world's greatest steeplechase races.
RQ to give clubs short-term funding Racing Queensland has announced it will give short-term funding to TAB clubs during the coronavirus crisis.
Fast facts about the TJ Smith Stakes Everything you need to know about Saturday's $1.25 million weight-for-age race at Randwick.
Redzel ready for TJ Smith Stakes showdown One of nine Group One winners in the star-studded field, seven-year-old, Redzel will be striving for his first TJ Smith Stakes success at Randwick.
Santa ready to deliver another G1 win Top sprinter Santa Ana Lane will have to defeat eight Group One winners if he is to defend his TJ Smith Stakes crown at Randwick.
Alex Patis rides first metropolitan winner Qld apprentice Alex Patis has ridden her first metropolitan winner after jockeys were split into two groups because of coronavirus restrictions.
Sires' Produce Stakes facts and figures What you need to know about the $500,000 Group One Sires' Produce Stakes.
Freedman fires Sydney Cup Warning Trainer Anthony Freedman is looking for a superior staying performance from Warning in the ATC Australian Derby before confirming Sydney Cup plans.
Cultural edge to Ryan's Group One trio Cultural Amnesia is the least seasoned of trainer Gerald Ryan's three-strong Sires' Produce Stakes team but he is open to the most improvement.
Rain the key to Moroney's Randwick hopes Mike Moroney will not be at The Championships at Randwick because of the COVID-19 protocols but will keep an eye on his Group One hopes from home.
Grand Piano set for first stakes test Trainer John Thompson believes Grand Piano is ready for his introduction to stakes racing in the Carbine Club Stakes and has been buoyed by his lead-up work.
Josh Parr confident he is on Derby Hero Jockey Josh Parr has developed a close partnership with Shadow Hero and he has absolute belief the horse can stay the distance in the ATC Australian Derby.
Vegas Knight to bounce back at Caulfield Trainer Colin Little is not put off by a wet track at Caulfield which he sees as a plus for three-year-old Vegas Knight.
Group One Doncaster Mile facts and figures Facts, figures and history of the Group One $3 million Doncaster Mile, the feature race at Randwick on the first day of The Championships.
Mr Quickie in Sydney for Doncaster tilt Trainer Phillip Stokes hopes Mr Quickie can finish strongly in the Doncaster Mile at Randwick in which he will jump from a wide barrier.
Hulberts finally have luck with barriers The Peter and Will Hulbert training partnership has finally had some luck with barriers for its horses Oh Five Glory and Moonlight Lady at Doomben.
Doomben switch helps Femme Fireball The switch of the Brisbane meeting from Eagle Farm to Doomben can help Femme Fireball win her first race over 1600m.
New Zealand working towards racing return New Zealand racing is working towards a return in the second half of the year after a complete shutdown.
Virtual Grand National for charity All profits from the running of a virtual Grand National will go to Britain's National Health Service.
Qld jockey banned for quarantine breach Apprentice Zoe White has been disqualified for six months after being found guilty of refusing an order to stand down for self-quarantine
History beckons as Bobbing chases double A year after winning the Provincial Championships Final, Bobbing will return for a shot at the corresponding title for country-trained horses.
McDonald gives Japanese horse a work-out James McDonald has given Japanese horse Danon Premium a work-out at Canterbury ahead of the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Coronavirus shuts down Tasmanian racing Tasmania is the first Australian state to shut down racing with thoroughbred, harness and greyhounds all stopped for a month.
Wet track doubt on Standout in TJ Smith Trainer Gerald Ryan has confirmed Standout will only take his place in a sparkling edition of the Group One TJ Smith Stakes if the Randwick track dries out.
Rain forces date change to Benalla meeting A heavy track with surface water on it and no suitable transfer options has resulted in the Benalla race meeting being held over.
Andrew Noblet returns for Caulfield shot Having relocated from Caulfield to Ballarat, trainer Andrew Noblet is hoping to make his first foray back to his former base a winning one.
Cummings seeks change of luck in Doncaster The Anthony Cummings-trained Prince Fawaz will bid to enhance the good recent record of three-year-olds when he takes on older horses in the Doncaster Mile.
Beehunter ready for Caulfield challenge Trainer John Sadler has always thought of Beehunter as a potential miler and the three-year-old will get that chance in the Neds Handicap at Caulfield.
Baker after fifth Australian Derby success Even with the coronavirus forcing him to stay in New Zealand, trainer Murray Baker is set to again make his presence felt in the ATC Australian Derby.
Carif to back-up in Gr 2 Chairman's Qlty Co-trainer Peter Snowden believes four-year-old stayer Carif has plenty in his favour going into the Group Two Chairman's Quality at Randwick.
Mishani Rebel to debut for John Wallace The new racing restrictions in Queensland have allowed trainer John Wallace pick up handy two-year=old Mishani Rebel who debuts for him at the Gold Coast.
Dismissal aims for upset in Group 1 Sires' Trainer Gary Portelli is convinced Dismissal can run a much better race than her odds suggest in the Group One ATC Sires' Produce Stakes over 1400m at Randwick.
Gollan ready to Get Stuck In at Doomben Trainer Tony Gollan will rely on Get Stuck In at Doomben after scratching Silvera with future feature races in mind.
Munce out to continue good run with Papaya Trainer Chris Munce has decided to miss the Capricornia Classic with Papaya and will instead run her at Doomben.
McGillivray on right track for Gold Coast Jockey Matt McGillivray has made the right choice by electing to ride at the Gold Coast where he has 10 rides at the metropolitan-class meeting.
Irish jumps season officially over The Irish National Hunt season has officially ended with the news the Fairyhouse and Punchestown Festivals will not be rescheduled.
Bivouac on target for TJ Smith challenge Trainer James Cummings believes the track was Bivouac's undoing in the William Reid Stakes and expects a stronger showing in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Snowdens with three chances in G1 Sires' Co-trainer Peter Snowden believes the stable has three genuine chances in the Group One Sires' Produce Stakes in Aim, King's Legacy and Bartley.
Draw, weight won't force Buffalo River out Saddled with plenty of weight and a wide draw for a first-up assignment, trainer Mike Moroney says Buffalo River will still take his place at Caulfield.
Uncomplicated adds to Kendrick reputation Stuart Kendrick has again shown his knack with cheap horses after Uncomplicated scored an upset win at the Sunshine Coast.
Castelvecchio can join sire as Derby hero Castelvecchio will be out to join his sire Dundeel on the Australian Derby honour roll, with the colt favourite to win the Group One race at Randwick.
Rosehill meeting abandoned after one race Rain and visibility issues have prompted officials to abandon the midweek city meeting at Rosehill after one race.
Test run for digital Easter yearling sale William Inglis will conduct a trial run of the Australian Easter Yearling Sale which will be held online because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Warrnambool carnival reduced to two days One meeting for jumps racing and one on the Flat will be the new look for the Warrnambool carnival after a reduction from three days to two.
Quackerjack set for G1 Doncaster Mile tilt Trainer Mark Newnham believes Villiers Stakes winner Quackerjack has the right profile to be a contender in the Group One Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
VRC planning for Melbourne Cup in November The Victoria Racing Club is hoping it can run the Melbourne Cup on its traditional date in November.
Qld trainer, jockey premierships on hold Racing Queensland has suspended jockey and trainer premiership counts due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Grey Missile heads Edmonds Gold Coast team The Toby and Tent Edmonds partnership has lived up to its promise to support regional racing with a big team at the Gold Coast headed by Grey Missile.
Strong Qld fields catch Baldwin off guard Trainer Barry Baldwin is surprised at the strength of two upcoming metropolitan meetings in southeast Queensland.
Hollie Doyle keeping fit hoping for return Britain's leading female jockey Hollie Doyle is keeping busy while British racing is shut down and her partner Tom Marquand is in Sydney.
Animate wins Provincial C'ship Qualifier Animate has won the Provincial Championship Qualifier at Newcastle to give trainer Kris Lees five runners in the final.
Happy Clapper wins barrier trial Popular veteran Happy Clapper has won a barrier trial ahead of his next start in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Vic field sizes capped to reduce numbers In a bid to reduce numbers on racetracks and keep social distancing measures, Racing Victoria has decided to restrict the maximum size of race fields.
Beauty Bolt has Adelaide lead-ups at home Grahame Begg has his sights set on the Australasian Oaks in Adelaide with Beauty Bolt but the filly will have her lead-up races in Melbourne.
Nature Strip favourite for G1 TJ Smith The Group One TJ Smith Stakes has attracted a star-studded field of 13 with favourite Nature Strip one of nine individual Group One winners set to clash.
RV could help participants for 12 months Racing Victoria says it has the reserves to support industry participants for up to a year if it also has the backing of the state government,
VRC Board ticks off on new chairman The coronavirus crisis has delayed the switch of Neil Wilson from Victoria Racing Club chief executive to the club's chairman.
Mamaragan on target for G1 Sires' Produce Trainer John Thompson believes Mamaragan has come on again since his Golden Slipper placing and is ready for the Group One Sires' Produce Stakes.
Coronavirus could delay Cox Plate a year If crowds continue to be locked out of racing, the Moonee Valley Racing Club may consider postponing the 100th running of the Cox Plate.
Star-studded fields for Randwick features Fields have been declared for the four Group One races on day one of The Championships including a star-studded line-up of sprinters in the TJ Smith Stakes.
Melody Belle draws 14 in Doncaster New Zealand mare Melody Belle has drawn barrier 14 of 24 in the Doncaster Mile at Randwick on the first day of The Championships.
Boss with chance for eighth Doncaster Mile Seven-time winning jockey Glen Boss will ride Brandenburg in the Doncaster Mile while six-time winning trainer Chris Waller will saddle up a host of chances.
Newnham believes racing can continue Group One-winning trainer Mark Newnham believes racing can keep going with participants doing their part to adhere to all the protocols in place.
Bosson on Quick Thinker in Aust Derby New Zealander Quick Thinker will back up in the Australian Derby with Opie Bosson replacing James McDonald who is committed to Castelvecchio.
Mark Newnham eyes Derby, Doncaster glory Mark Newnham's four Group One wins have come at Randwick and he hopes to add to his tally with Shadow Hero and Quackerjack on day one of The Championships.
RV reduces prize money, stands down staff Racing Victoria has announced reductions in prize money contributions and has stood down staff.
Prize money cuts understandable: Bott In-form trainer Adrian Bott supports the measures being taken to try to keep racing going during the coronavirus pandemic.
Top Qld jockeys split into two regions Queensland's top metropolitan jockeys have been split into two regions as the state's racing is divided into zones.
Wyong Provincial C'ship heat rescheduled The washed out Provincial Championships Qualifier at Wyong will now be run at Newcastle.
Joao Moreira notches 900th HK winner Joao Moreira has ridden his 900th Hong Kong winner with racing going ahead at Sha Tin under a late biosecurity exemption.
Probabeel likely to run in Aust Oaks Star New Zealand filly Probabeel has come through her Vinery Stud Stakes second in good order and now heads to the Australian Oaks.
Work behind the scenes keeps racing going Crowd-free race meetings may be a cause of frustration, but jockey Brad Rawiller is happy the show keeps going through the work of industry leaders.
Waller's host of chances for 7th Doncaster Champion trainer Chris Waller is scheduled to have a host of runners in the Doncaster Mile as he chases a seventh win in the famous handicap.
Eric The Eel confirmed for Sydney Queensland trainer Stuart Kendrick has confirmed Eric The Eel will head to the Australian Derby in Sydney.
Vow And Declare's Cup campaign up in air Trainer Danny O'Brien has Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare ready to run in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
New York racetrack turned into hospital New York's Aqueduct racetrack is to be used as a hospital site for people recovering from coronavirus.
New prize money levels for Qld racing Officials believe they have come up with the right balance for Queensland prize money when the state moves to regional racing this week.
Beckett believes racing can work to return Classic-winning trainer Ralph Beckett is optimistic racing in Britain will be ready to resume behind closed doors should it be given the go-ahead.
Prize money slashed for Championships Racing NSW has slashed prize money for the biggest races scheduled for the two days of The Championships at Randwick.
Rosehill suspensions for Bowman and Berry Tommy Berry and Hugh Bowman have both been outed for different offences at Rosehill and will miss Queen Elizabeth Stakes day.
Lindsay Park Guineas runners disqualified Two horses from the Lindsay Park stable were wrongly saddled in the Listed Bendigo Guineas and have been disqualified from the race.
Cascadian earns Doncaster spot via Prelude Cascadian has earned a last-minute spot in the Doncaster Mile with his win in the Prelude at Rosehill.
Positive Peace claims Emancipation Stakes The Bjorn Baker-trained Positive Peace has made it five wins in a row with her first stakes race success in the Group Two Emancipation Stakes at Rosehill.
Prov Championship heat called off at Wyong Racing officials have postponed the provincial championship qualifying heat at Wyong after jockeys expressed safety concerns over the track.
Hellova Street takes out the Golden Mile Having stayed in Victoria since his latest outing at Caulfield, Tasmanian galloper Hellova Street has led throughout to claim the Golden Mile at Bendigo.
Riddle Me That takes out Bendigo Guineas Setting his sights on the Bendigo Guineas has paid dividends for trainer Matt Laurie with Riddle Me That scoring a fighting win in the Listed race.
Patience a key to Snogging win at Bendigo Snogging has broken through for a long overdue victory scoring narrowly first-up in the Bendigo Gold Bracelet.
Abbott win a big boost for trainer-jockeys Versatile Lauren Abbott hopes the Doomben win of One Stryke will lead to an increase in the number of horses trainer-jockeys are allowed to prepare.
No Bar too high for Hyeronimus in Group 1 Tulloch Lodge has continued its golden Sydney autumn carnival run, winning its third Group One in successive weeks with Shout The Bar in the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Vegadaze beats Godolphin pair at Rosehill The Anthony Cummings-trained Vegadaze has beaten two James Cummings-trained sprinters in the Star Kingdom Stakes at Rosehill.
Verry Elleegant claims Group One Tancred Verry Elleegant has put in a strong staying performance to win the Tancred Stakes and stamp herself a spring Cups contender.
Vow And Declare shines in Bendigo gallop Trainer Danny O'Brien has given Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare and VRC Oaks-winning stablemate Miami Bound a race day gallop at Bendigo.
McDonald coaxes best out of Night's Watch Night's Watch has won the Neville Sellwood Stakes, ending a run of outs since taking out the 2018 Naturalism Stakes.
NZ's Quick Thinker on track for Derby bid Quick Thinker has given New Zealand trainer Murray Baker a fifth Tulloch Stakes to stake his claims for the Australian Derby.
Swats That impresses in Bendigo debut win The Leon and Troy Corstens-trained Swats That has raced to a convincing debut win in the Bendigo VOBIS Gold Rush.
Kendrick clings to Derby ambition for Eric Trainer Stuart Kendrick will still try to get Eric The Eel to Sydney for the ATC Australian Derby after the gelding's Doomben win.
Holyfield lands fighting win at Rosehill English jockey Tom Marquand has guided the Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained colt Holyfield to victory in the Group Three Schweppervescence at Rosehill.
Calibration shows worth of satellite yard The win of Calibration at Doomben has emphasised the value of a Queensland satellite stable for Newcastle trainer Kris Lees.
Minjee repays the faith shown by Heathcote Promising filly Minjee has defied a betting drift to repay trainer Rob Heathcote's faith with a win at Doomben.
Master and former apprentice in Royal win The Ron Quinton-trained Royal Celebration has been rewarded for his consistency, breaking through for a solid win at Rosehill.
Two on the trot for future jumper Budd Fox Being on course early has allowed apprentice Jessica Eaton to pick up the winning ride on Budd Fox in a distance race at Bendigo.
Boss to ride Loving Gaby in G1 TJ Smith Glen Boss has picked up the ride on star filly Loving Gaby in the Group One TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
VRC to stand staff down over COVID-19 The Victoria Racing Club, which runs the Melbourne Cup, will stand down most of its staff during the the coronavirus crisis.
British racing making plans for return British racing is likely to resume behind closed doors once given the appropriate go-ahead following the current shutdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Vinery Stud Stakes: What you need to know A look at the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes over 2000m for three-year-old fillies at Rosehill.
Imported stablemates face Group One clash Trainer Kris Lees has a slight leaning to Mustajeer as he prepares to saddle up three runners in the Group One Tancred Stakes at Rosehill.
Widdison to take Bendigo chance with Doll Craig Widdison will take every opportunity he can get to start his horses while racing continues under the threat of COVID-19.
Young trainer takes Pride in stakes debut Untapped three-year-old Pride Of Adelaide will give up-and-coming trainer Nathan Doyle his first stakes runner when he chases a hat-trick of wins at Rosehill.
Heathcote hopes for Doomben double Trainer Robert Heathcote is hoping for a Doomben double before Queensland racing is divided into regions next week.
Top fillies to do battle in Vinery The Chris Waller-trained Funstar is tracking to become the dominant filly of the autumn if she can add the Vinery to her record.
The Tancred Stakes: What you need to know What you need to know about the Group One $1.5 million weight-for-age Tancred Stakes at Rosehill.
Bjorn Baker flying stable flag at Rosehill While Murray Baker has been forced to shut down his New Zealand training operation, his son Bjorn Baker is keeping the flag flying in Sydney.
Zahra relaxed before coronavirus result Mark Zahra spent the day watching Netflix and playing X-Box awaiting the news of a COVID-19 test which produced a negative result allowing racing to resume.
Kementari set for comeback at Rosehill Group One winner Kementari makes his return to racing as a gelding in the Star Kingdom Stakes.
Travel makes task too tough for Debt Agent Having considered sending Debt Agent to Sydney for the Doncaster Mile, trainer Jim Conlan has instead decided to stay home and run the gelding at Bendigo.
Postcode chasing first win at Rosehill Two-year-old colt Postcode is scheduled to step up to 1400m in the Group Three Schweppervescence at Rosehill, chasing a breakthrough win at his fifth start.
Button to relocate horses during crisis Trainer Tom Button is planning to relocate part of his team to Rockhampton so they can race in central Queensland during the coronavirus pandemic.
Snowdens dreaming big with promising Carif Promising stayer Carif has been set a long-range goal to run in the Melbourne Cup and a Group One assignment at Rosehill will be an important stepping stone.
House Of Cartier ready to fire at Rosehill Trainer John Sargent believes four-year-old mare House Of Cartier will take beating when she steps up to 2000m in the Neville Sellwood Stakes at Rosehill.
Nature Strip wins star-studded trial Nature Strip has beaten Santa Ana Lane and Redzel in a barrier trial at Randwick ahead of their clash in the TJ Smith Stakes.
Edmonds makes new plans for Vanna Girl Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds is juggling options as Queensland moves to regional racing.
Oakbank off with prize money cuts in SA Thoroughbred Racing SA has announced prize money cuts to keep racing going while also cancelling the Easter jumps carnival at Oakbank.
US Jockey Javier Castellano in isolation United States Hall of Fame jockey Javier Castellano is in isolation after a positive test for COVID-19.
Trots cleared to resume in NSW after test A NSW harness racing official who had contact with a person with coronavirus has tested negative to COVID-19, clearing the way for the sport to resume
Queensland clubs face big losses The major Queensland clubs will shed hundreds of staff and face losses running into millions of dollars after the winter carnival was scrapped.
Vic enhances horse movement protocols Interstate movement of horses will be subject to stricter conditions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Qld jockeys to be restricted to one region Queensland jockeys have been asked to nominate the region where they want to ride when the state moves to racing in zones.
Lees filly could be a Thorn in the side Rising to a middle distance could prove an advantage for untapped talent Game Of Thorns when she takes on two benchmark fillies at Rosehill.
Queensland winter carnival scrapped The Queensland winter carnival has been scrapped as the state moves to racing in segregated regions.
Arrowfield withdraw draft from Easter sale Days after Inglis announced its prestigious Easter Yearling Sale would be conducted online, Arrowfield Stud has made the decision to withdraw its draft.
Many questions should racing be shut down Ballarat trainer Matt Cumani has been looking at a number of different scenarios should racing be shutdown because of the COVID-19 virus.
Redfern Express trains Narromine winner Former rugby league star Terry Fahey has trained Carnegie's Monaco to win the first race at Narromine, the only race meeting in Australia.
Top trainers prepare for all scenarios Trainers across NSW are continuing with biosecurity measures in stables while making contingency plans in the event racing is shut down.
Vic racing still waiting for test result Racing authorities are still waiting for results of a coronavirus test on a jockey who unknowingly flew on a commercial flight with an infected passenger.
Racing on tenterhooks over COVID-19 test Australian racing is still on tenterhooks waiting to get the go-ahead to continue with the result of a coronavirus test on a jockey unknown.
Ireland prepared for racing to resume The board of Horse Racing Ireland believes the experience of holding closed-shop meetings could help when the sport is back up and running.
Qld joins other states to suspend racing Racing Queensland has joined other states to suspend racing pending the result of a coronavirus test on a Melbourne jockey.
Gold Fields chasing victory in Golden Mile Gold Fields will be chasing the first of several prized targets when he runs in the Golden Mile at Bendigo, providing the meeting goes ahead.
COVID-19 test stops Victoria, NSW meetings Racing in Victoria and NSW has been suspended pending the results of COVID-19 tests on a licensed participant who has been in both jurisdictions.
Munce waits on Capricornia race decision Trainer Chris Munce hopes his filly Papaya can head to Rockhampton for a big prize money race after her Eagle Farm win.
NZ stars set to continue Sydney campaigns New Zealand trainer Tony Pike has decided to keep his Sydney-based horses in work as long as racing continues against the backdrop of coronavirus.
Racing on hold pending COVID-19 testing Racing in four states has been suspended pending the results of COVID-19 tests on a licensed person who travelled on a commercial flight with someone affected.
Shout The Bar faces tough challenge in G1 Co-trainer Adrian Bott admits lightly raced Shout The Bar faces a big ask in the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes against proven fillies Funstar and Probabeel.
Group One placegetter Luvaluva retired Multiple stakes winner and Group One placegetter Luvaluva has been retired after suffering a tendon injury.
NSW-Vic border trainers weigh up options Racehorse trainers with stables on the Victoria and NSW border have been thrown a new curve ball by the latest COVID-19 travelling protocols.
Distance forces Mildura meeting transfer The coronavirus crisis has forced Racing Victoria to transfer a race meeting as the governing body introduces new restrictions.
Horse racing can survive virus: Heathcote Leading Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote says there is no reason why racing can't continue during the coronavirus crisis.
Easter Yearling auction to be held online The multi-million dollar Australian Easter Yearling sale will be an online auction under new government coronavirus protocols.
Snappy Reply set to continue owner's run Well-bred filly Snappy Reply can continue owner Linda Huddy's good run of success with trainer Tony Gollan at Doomben.
Eric The Eel an outside chance for Derby Trainer Stuart Kendrick believes it is a long shot but he hasn't given up all hope Eric The Eel can make it to Sydney for the ATC Australian Derby.
Field of 13 for Vinery, nine in Tancred Funstar and Probabeel headline a field of 13 for the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill while none stayers have been declared for the Tancred Stakes.
Freedman books jockeys for Championships The Anthony Freedman stable has confirmed its jockey bookings for the opening day of The Championships with Melbourne riders ruled out.
NZ trainers can continue to operate The NZ government says horse trainers are essential workers and horses need to be exercised and worked in the interests of animal welfare.
Training to continue in Britain British trainers are being advised to continue exercising horses while adhering strictly to social-distancing requirements.
Irish racing among sports cancelled Racing in Ireland has been suspended along with all other sports following an announcement from the Irish government.
New biosecurity measures in Vic/NSW Further protocols have been introduced in NSW and Victoria as the multi-billion dollar industry tries to stay afloat.
Brandenburg and Boss chasing Doncaster Trainer John Sargent is upbeat about three-year-old colt Brandenburg's Doncaster Mile hopes, with seven-time winning jockey Glen Boss confirmed for the ride.
Sydney preference for Princess Jenni Trainer David Brideoake hopes to run Victorian mare Princess Jenni in the Emancipation Stakes as a lead-in to the Group One Coolmore Legacy Stakes in Sydney.
Aspect Ratio heads to Vinery on Oaks path Aspect Ratio will step up to 2000m for the first time in the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes on a path to the ATC Australian Oaks over 2400m.
Fight to keep NZ training tracks open As head of the New Zealand Trainers Association, Tony Pike is negotiating to keep training tracks open in the interests of horse welfare.
NSW harness racing suspended Harness racing in NSW has been suspended as officials wait on results of tests on a person who had contact with someone positive to coronavirus.
NSW jockeys to be split into three regions NSW jockeys will be split into three regions while interstate participants will not be allowed to enter the state's racecourses until further notice.
Jim Byrne aggravates leg injury Leading Brisbane jockey Jim Byrne has aggravated a leg injury and will not be able to ride for several weeks.
Son of Atlantic Jewel wins in Ireland Russian Emperor, a son of Australian mare Atlantic Jewel, has stamped himself as a Derby contender with his maiden win in Ireland.
No official race trials in Vic Racing Victoria has extended protocols to help stop the spread of coronavirus by cancelling race trials and restricting jump-outs to local horses.
Trainer says BHA stopped racing too soon Trainer Mark Johnston believes the British Horseracing Authority has made a mistake suspending racing as soon as it has.
Vic and NSW return options for Gailo Chop Gailo Chop has been entered for races at Bendigo and Rosehill with trainer Matthew Williams looking at both options.
Qld trainers seek clarification on border Racing in Queensland will continue as trainers seek clarification on the impact of a decision to close the state's borders.
Glenfiddich to chase Sydney autumn riches Mornington winner Glenfiddich is heading to Sydney early in case the border between NSW and Victoria is closed.
Racing and training continue in Victoria After initial uncertainty, racing and training in Victoria has been given the tick of approval to continue by Racing Victoria.
Next round for Funstar and Probabeel Star fillies Funstar and Probabeel will meet in a Group One race for third time with the score at one-all.
New Zealand horses to stay at home There will be no more New Zealand horses travelling to Australia for the autumn after the government barred international travel.
Hayes preparing for Hong Kong from home David Hayes will prepare for his move to Hong Kong from Australia as the coronavirus pandemic shuts down non-essential travel.
NZ racing closed for at least a month New Zealand racing will shut down for at least four weeks with the country stepping up its coronavirus alert level.
Big entries for Rosehill races More than 170 horses have been entered for the nine-race meeting scheduled for Rosehill as racing authorities strive to keep the sport going.
Golden Sixty in barnstorming Derby win Golden Sixty has claimed a last-stride win in the Hong Kong Derby to complete the Four-Year-Old triple crown at Sha Tin.
Crowd-free racing continues in Australia The multi-billion dollar racing industry is set to continue in Australia under strict biosecurity conditions and without public attendance.
Dubai World Cup race meeting cancelled The prestigious Dubai World Cup meeting has been cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Waller hopes racing can continue Champion Sydney trainer Chris Waller hopes closed-door racing can weather the coronavirus storm.
John Thompson celebrates biggest day Trainer John Thompson has celebrated his biggest day on track without fanfare at the closed-door Rosehill Golden Slipper meeting.
Eric The Eel headed to Sydney Popular Caloundra gelding Eric The Eel has been confirmed as a starter in the Tulloch Stakes at Rosehill as long as he can get to Sydney.
Tancred likely for Verry Elleegant Verry Elleegant may back up in the Tancred Stakes after her fighting second to English visitor Addeybb in the Ranvet.
Qld clubs to seek government assistance Racing Queensland is helping race clubs prepare submissions for federal and state government compensation over the coronavirus impact.
Australian Group One for William Haggas English trainer William Haggas cannot believe how well his long-held plans for Young Rascal and Addeybb paid off at Rosehill.
Pride mare shows Exfactor in stakes win The Joe Pride-trained Miss Exfactor has taken out the final race on Golden Slipper day to land her first stakes success.
Slipper meeting goes ahead spectator-free Golden Slipper day has gone ahead in Sydney under strict bio security conditions surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.
Away Game 'outstanding' in Slipper placing Magic Milions 2YO Classic winner Away Game has continued an impressive juvenile season with a second placing to Farnan in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Diamond Effort prevails in Hareeba Stakes Trainer Clinton McDonald will consider raising the bar with Diamond Effort after the mare landed her sixth win in the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington.
Slipper win leaves Bowman with Golden glow Hugh Bowman has won his first Golden Slipper with a brilliantly judged front-running ride aboard the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Farnan.
I Am Excited wins Group 1 Galaxy thriller I Am Excited has taken an inside run to lead home a mares' trifecta in The Galaxy at Rosehill, giving trainer David Pfieffer his first Group One win.
Aktau gains Caulfield ticket at Mornington A start in the Caulfield Cup beckons for Aktau after the imported stayer scored a strong staying win in the Listed Mornington Cup.
Front-running way works for Get Stuck In Tony Gollan's plan to lead with Get Stuck In paid off when the gelding was far too good at Eagle Farm.
Farnan gives Waterhouse a seventh Slipper Farnan has beaten Away Game and Mamaragan to win the Golden Slipper, the world's richest race for two-year-old thoroughbreds.
Chuck A Luck takes out Mornington Guineas At his second start in Australia for new trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young, Chuck A Luck has won the Mornington Guineas.
Castelvecchio back in business in Guineas A positive ride from Craig Williams has helped deliver Castelvecchio another Group One win in the Rosehill Guineas.
Life at the beach helps Brocson to victory Life at the beach has helped Brocson continue his success rate at 2400m with a win at Eagle Farm.
Dreamforce claims G1 George Ryder Stakes Dreamforce has led all the way to claim his first Group One win in the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill, beating New Zealand duo The Bostonian and Te Akau Shark.
Missybeel races to Epona Stakes victory The Bjorn Baker-trained Missybeel has landed her first stakes victory, defeating Gayatri in the Group Three Epona Stakes at Rosehill.
Tom Marquand lands maiden Group One win English raider Addeybb has lived up to his reputation and delivered jockey Tom Marquand a career milestone with a tough win in the Group One Ranvet Stakes.
Mishani Epic in emotional Eagle Farm win Mishani Epic's shock win at Eagle Farm has revived memories of his late owner Pattie Crooks.
Home track running double for Yargi stable Jamaican Hurry and I'm Telling Ya have provided their Mornington trainers Amy and Ash Yargi a double at their home track Cup meeting.
Young Rascal upsets Sydney Cup favourite Progressive stayer Mugatoo has suffered his first Australian defeat, going down narrowly to European raider Young Rascal in the Manion Cup.
Time Thief progeny a big hit with Lockwood Trainer Barry Lockwood continued his run of success with the offspring of sire Time Thief when Watch The Cat won at Eagle Farm
California Zimbol wins Darby Munro Stakes Trainer Peter Snowden is convinced better wins are in store for talented filly California Zimbol, who has taken out the Listed Darby Munro Stakes at Rosehill.
Griffiths eyes Sydney G1s for Glenfiddich Glenfiddich has broken through for his maiden victory and now his trainer Robbie Griffiths is looking at Group One contests during the Sydney carnival.
British stable staff facing redundancies British racing's shutdown is having a huge effect on stable staff with reports of redundancies already rife.
Loving Gaby lands G1 William Reid Stakes Loving Gaby has landed a second Group One win under lights at The Valley, taking out the Williams Reid Stakes from Gytrash and Bivouac.
Rosehill Guineas facts and figures What you need to know about the Group One $600,000 Rosehill Guineas run at Rosehill.
Star sprinter primed for Galaxy challenge History is against Galaxy topweight Pierata but trainer Greg Hickman says the horse is good enough to overcome the odds if he gets a perfect ride.
Warrnambool carnival hit by crowd ban The Warrnambool Racing Club is looking into the impact of crowd-free racing ahead of the upcoming three-day carnival.
Hopes high for latest Irish import Norway Chris Waller has already had success with one former Aidan O'Brien-trained horse this autumn and he is hoping to continue in the same vein with Norway.
Hareeba Stakes to suit in-form Runson A return to form and a favourable barrier are the right ingredients for Runson in the Listed Hareeba Stakes at Mornington.
NZ Derby winner to step out at Rosehill New Zealand Derby winner Sherwood Forest will be out to add another staying feature when he makes his Australian debut in the Rosehill Guineas.
George Ryder Stakes: What you need to know Statistics, history and facts on the $1 million George Ryder Stakes to be run on Golden Slipper Day at Rosehill.
Golden Slipper: What you need to know Facts, figures and history of the Group One $3.5 million Golden Slipper, the feature race at Rosehill.
Oh Mama, Slipper revives special memories Almost four decades after John Thompson watched his father's horse run second in a Golden Slipper, the trainer will have his first starter in the race.
Hawker Hurricane fitter for Rosehill race Trainer Mike Moroney believes Hawker Hurricane will strip much fitter for the Listed Darby Munro Stakes at Rosehill after an unplaced first-up run in Melbourne.
Harlem stays home for Mornington Cup bid Lindsay Park has decided to stay close to home and try Harlem again at 2400m in the Mornington Cup instead of continuing his campaign in Sydney.
Shark doing swimmingly ahead of Ryder Trainer Jamie Richards is happy Te Akau Shark is ticking all the right boxes as he prepares to extend his unbeaten run this campaign in the George Ryder Stakes.
Anderson to profit at Eagle Farm Trainer Chris Anderson has decided to keep promising Profit in Queensland for the winter carnival after he runs at Eagle Farm.
Prioritise to prove statistics wrong Prioritise has never run a place at Eagle Farm but trainer Steve Tregea believes the gelding can prove that statistic wrong.
Gollan has numbers in 3YO at Eagle Farm Smart filly Sugar Boom will miss the 3YO handicap at Eagle Farm but her trainer Tony Gollan still has four good chances in the race.
BHA formulating plans for assistance British Horseracing Authority chief executive Nick Rust says they are working on a plan for financial assistance to participants while racing is shut down.
Victorian jockey plan to keep racing going A group of 25 Victorian jockeys will no longer participate in trackwork or ride in jump-outs as Racing Victoria implements new initiatives to keep racing going.
Asharani joins Lees stablemates in Final Improving mare Asharani has booked a spot in the Provincial Championship Final with a strong win in a qualifying heat at Newcastle.
Tofane gets another G1 chance in Galaxy Trainer Mike Moroney is convinced Tofane is up to Group One level and is hoping the mare can land her first elite-level win in The Galaxy at Rosehill.
Carpooling hoops happy to go extra mile Jockeys and trainers are adhering to new biosecurity measures and making necessary adjustments as the racing industry navigates the corona virus outbreak.
Avilius chasing second Ranvet Stakes win The James Cummings-trained Avilius is aiming for a second-straight Ranvet Stakes win at Rosehill but will have to contend with international visitor Addeybb.
Noonan chasing another Mornington feature Local trainer Tony Noonan has yet to win the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington and is looking to Manolo Blahniq to correct that in the Listed race.
Stackhouse gets Golden Slipper chance Daniel Stackhouse is excited to get the chance to ride in his first Golden Slipper with unbeaten filly Minhaaj gaining a start as second emergency.
Thompson 'stable' hold key to George Ryder Dreamforce's trainer John Thompson concedes Kiwi raider Te Akau Shark is the one to beat in the George Ryder Stakes, and the Randwick horseman should know.
Future Score in order for Mornington Cup Free of lumps and bumps, Future Score is set to take his place in the Mornington Cup which guarantees the winner a start in the Caulfield Cup.
Munce and Hancox have hope for Oaks Trainer Chris Munce and syndicator Shelley Hancox have combined for many wins and hope for another with Al Jood at Eagle Farm.
Slipper might finally fit for Bowman It has been 13 years since Hugh Bowman last combined with Tulloch Lodge for a Group One win, a drought the combination hopes to break in the Golden Slipper.
Minimum weights lifted in Queensland Queensland will follow other states and lift the minimum jockeys' weights for all meetings during the coronavirus outbreak.
Litt colt set to be king of the Castel Castelvecchio is tracking to reassert his position as Australia's best middle-distance three-year-old when he returns to his favoured distance at Rosehill.
William Reid Stks: A look at the G1 sprint A look at the history behind the Group One William Reid Stakes at The Valley.
Bivouac to take next step in William Reid With Group One wins against his own age and older horses in a handicap, Bivouac will race at weight-for-age in the William Reid.
Barrier a worry for Xanthus Trainer Matt Dunn is worried by a wide barrier for Xanthus as the gelding begins his winter carnival campaign at Eagle Farm.
Shogun Sun to step up distance Frustrating galloper Shogun Sun steps up in distance to 1500m at Eagle Farm as he tries to break an 18-month winning drought.
Cellsabeel scratched from Golden Slipper Cellsabeel has been scratched from the Golden Slipper with second emergency Minhaaj gaining a start in the $3.5 million race.
US jockeys to avoid Dubai World Cup Three American jockeys have chosen to stay at home rather than travel to compete at the rich Dubai World cup meeting.
Trainers back decision to race in Ireland Multiple Grade One-winning trainer Paul Nolan is among those backing Horse Racing Ireland's decision to let the sport continue behind closed doors.
Weights rise for Victorian race meetings Jockeys riding in Victorian races will not be required to waste as hard with Racing Victoria raising the minimum riding weight to 56kg.
Alligator Blood swab in irregularity probe David Vandyke has denied administering the prohibited substance altrenogest to stable star Alligator Blood who has returned a swab irregularity.
Madam Rouge a lightweight chance in Galaxy Kathy O'Hara will reunite with in-form Madam Rouge in The Galaxy at Rosehill, with trainer Chris Waller believing the mare is a genuine lightweight chance.
NSW minimum riding weight lifted one kilo The minimum riding weight in NSW will rise one kilogram to help combat the effects of wasting and to maintain jockeys' health.
Stars Of Carrum returns for Mornington Cup After running fourth in the Mornington Cup as a three-year-old in 2019, Stars Of Carrum has returned for another shot at the 2400m race.
Xerri shows potential in Doomben victory Xerri hasn't lived up to hopes he could run in the Golden Slipper but he has shown potential with a Doomben win.
Addeybb opens favourite for Ranvet Stakes English horse Addeybb is the early favourite for the Group One Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill ahead of last year's winner Avilius.
RV board gives Peter Moody the green light Peter Moody is set to restart his training career after the Racing Victoria board gave his application the seal of approval.
Farnan on song for G1 Golden Slipper tilt Farnan has won two key lead-ups and co-trainer Adrian Bott says the colt is in great shape for his autumn grand final in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Zoustyle stays home after bleeding attack Zoustyle's future racing is likely to be only in Queensland after he suffered a bleeding attack at Rosehill.
Get The Idea to face Rosehill Guineas test Trainer John Sargent is happy to give lightly raced Get The Idea his chance to measure up in the Rosehill Guineas with a view to an ATC Australian Derby start.
Williams confidence levels high in Gaby Craig Williams and Loving Gaby return to The Valley for the William Reid Stakes chasing a second Group One win at the track under lights.
Femme to fire for Heathcote at Eagle Farm Trainer Robert Heathcote will rely on Femme Fireball at Eagle Farm after contemplating retirement for a stablemate.
Star-studded fields for Rosehill features Final fields have been declared for the Golden Slipper program which includes four other Group One races at Rosehill.
William Reid Stakes draws 11 at The Valley Star three-year-olds Bivouac, Exceedance and Loving Gaby headline a field of 11 along with Mystic Journey for the Group One William Reid Stakes at The Valley.
British racing off until the end of April The British Horseracing Authority has assured participants every effort will be made to financially support those who work in the industry.
Global Quest out of Golden Slipper The Chris Waller-trained Global Quest has been scratched from the Golden Slipper because of a poor blood picture.
Brandenburg to run in George Ryder Stakes Hobartville Stakes winner and Randwick Guineas placegetter Brandenburg will take on the older horses at weight-for-age in the George Ryder Stakes.
Splintex entered for two Rosehill sprints Splintex is at the bottom of the ballot for a start in the Group One Galaxy at Rosehill, with the Listed Darby Munro Stakes the fallback option.
Farnan loses Slipper favouritism Farnan has been displaced by Blue Diamond Stakes winner Tagaloa as the Golden Slipper favourite after drawing wide.
Options for Sydney Cup bound Sweet Thomas Sydney trainer Matthew Smith has options in Melbourne and Sydney with stayer Sweet Thomas as the gelding prepares for the Sydney Cup.
No William Reid Stakes for Nature Strip Nature Strip will not head to Melbourne for the William Reid Stakes, with the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick scheduled for the star sprinter's next start.
Key QRIC staff to work in isolation Key Queensland Racing Integrity Commission staff will work in isolation on non-race days to restrict the spread of coronavirus.
Holes in Cranbourne track scupper meeting The discovery of two holes near the winning post at Cranbourne has brought a premature finish to racing at the provincial Victorian track.
Jockeys get charter flight to G1 meeting A group of Victorian jockeys will be joined by two of their NSW counterparts on a charter flight to Sydney to ride at the Golden Slipper meeting at Rosehill.
Wide draw not ideal for Mildred: Begg Grahame Begg says two-year-old Mildred has done particularly well leading into the Golden Slipper but the trainer is lamenting her wide barrier.
Pippie takes aim at G1 William Reid Stakes After landing a first Group One win with sustained speed in the Oakleigh Plate, Pippie will be ridden more conservatively in the Williams Reid Stakes.
National cancellation to cost millions Bookmakers say the cancellation of the Grand National over the coronavirus crisis will cost the racing industry millions.
The Candy Man to miss Doncaster Mile Brisbane gelding The Candy Man is out of contention for the Doncaster Mile with trainer Barry Baldwin pulling the pin on a lead-up race at Eagle Farm.
Tagaloa new favourite for Golden Slipper Blue Diamond Stakes winner Tagaloa has replaced Farnan as Golden Slipper favourite after coming up with barrier six.
One Japanese horse on way to Sydney Former Doncaster Mile favourite Mozu Ascot and My Style will not travel to Sydney but a third Japanese horse, Danon Premium, is on his way for the QE Stakes.
Full field for $3.5 million Golden Slipper A full field of 16 plus four emergencies has been declared for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper to be held behind closed doors at Rosehill.
Grand National cancelled due to virus The Jockey Club Racecourses have cancelled the Grand National Festival scheduled for April 2-4 due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The Grand National has been cancelled The Grand National at Aintree will not take place because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Easter yearling sale to go ahead: Webster The Australian Easter Yearling sale is set to go ahead with an enhanced online presence and restrictions on attendance.
Picnic meetings abandoned in Vic, NSW While professional racing is scheduled to continue with public lock-outs, some picnic race meetings in both Victoria and NSW have been cancelled.
Racing continues with restrictions Horse racing will continue around the country with strict conditions on human attendance and participation.
Shadow Hero on target for another Guineas Having won the Group One Randwick Guineas at his most recent start, Shadow Hero is on target for the Rosehill Guineas over 2000m.
Thermosphere confirmed for Slipper start The James Cummings-trained Magic Night Stakes winner Thermosphere has been confirmed as a Golden Slipper runner.
NZ Derby winner set to fly to Sydney New Zealand trainer Tony Pike is banding together with other trainers to get their horses ready to race in Sydney.
Tagaloa on target for Golden Slipper shot Blue Diamond winner Tagaloa has taken benefit from his second placing in the Todman Stakes at Randwick and is in top order for the Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
Gytrash among strong William Reid entries Lightning Stakes winner Gytrash is among a host of Group One winners nominated for the William Reid Stakes at The Valley.
Aktau tuned up for Mornington Cup assault Trainer Mike Moroney has targeted the Mornington Cup with imported stayer Aktau from the gelding's first start on Australian soil.
Bosson back in time to ride Te Akau Shark Star New Zealand jockey Opie Bosson has arrived back in Australia in time to avoid self-isolation and will be based in Sydney for the autumn carnival.
BRC moves to protect tracks for winter The Brisbane Racing Club will swap some meetings between its two tracks to ensure they are in best condition for the winter carnival.
Qld apprentice race off because of virus The third heat of the national apprentice riders series at Doomben has been abandoned because of the coronavirus crisis.
Barbaric out of Slipper, Cellsabeel in The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Barbaric will not run in the Golden Slipper, paving the way for former favourite Cellsabeel to start.
British racing to go behind closed doors Racing in Britain is set to go behind closed doors this week as a result of the escalating coronavirus outbreak.
Kody Nestor trains one-two in Country heat Trainer Kody Nestor has qualified two horses for the $500,000 Country Championship final via the heat at Coonamble.
Opie Bosson in rushed trip to Sydney Te Akau Racing's jockey Opie Bosson has made a quick return to Australia to ride the team's horses over the Sydney carnival.
Insurance against closed-door racing The Australian Turf Club is insured against losses for its three biggest days of autumn racing which will be spectator-free.
Virus racing ban to hit casual workers A proposed ban on spectators is one of several problems Queensland officials must resolve in coming weeks.
Return to The Valley to suit Loving Gaby David Eustace is banking on a return to racing around a bend at The Valley to prove a winning formula for Loving Gaby in the Group One William Reid Stakes.
Trial has Personal ready for Slipper tilt David Hayes is hoping Personal can match the deeds of Miss Finland by taking out the $3.5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
The Odyssey on way to becoming millionaire The Odyssey is on the way to becoming Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida's first million dollar earner after his win in the 3YO Jewel at the Gold Cost.
Hay roll-out to continue in Wauchope area The ATC Foundation's roll-out of funds and hay to those affected by bushfires will continue on the NSW mid-North Coast.
Gollan wins fourth Goldmarket Handicap Premier trainer Tony Gollan has won his fourth Listed Goldmarket Handicap with outsider Snitch.
Guizot wins Anniversary Vase at Caulfield The Aaron Purcell-trained Guizot has again shown his liking for the Caulfield 1600m course with victory in the Listed Anniversary Vase.
High five for James McDonald at Rosehill James McDonald has enjoyed a day out at Rosehill riding five of the nine winners highlighted by top filly Funstar in the Phar Lap Stakes.
Gosford provincial championship heat off The Gosford qualifying heat of the Provincial Championship has been postponed because of poor visibility.
Schweida proves master Jewel tactician The Odyssey has led all the way to win The Jewel 3YO for trainer Kelly Schweida and jockey Stephanie Thornton.
Jennifer Eccles wins G1 New Zealand Oaks Jason Waddell has ridden the Shaune Ritchie-trained Jennifer Eccles to a decisive win in the New Zealand Oaks.
Imaging in Doncaster frame after Ajax win The Chris Waller-trained Imaging has put himself in contention for the Doncaster Mile with his victory in the Ajax Stakes at Rosehill.
Excess Funds gets the money in Inglis Dash The Levi Kavanagh-trained three-year-old Excess Funds has raced to the biggest win of his short career in the $500,000 Inglis Dash at Caulfield.
Perth quinella in $5 million All-Star Mile Regal Power has led home stablemate Superstorm to give Grant and Alana Williams a one-two finish in the $5 million All-Star Mile at Caulfield.
Winx trainer scared of coronavirus impact Chris Waller is taking a proactive approach towards the coronavirus but admits he is concerned about its impact, particularly on horse welfare.
Kisukano shines brightest in Jewel victory Toowoomba filly Kisukano has caused one of the biggest feature race upsets in Queensland history when she won The Jewel 2YO at the Gold Coast
Con caps comeback with Coolmore triumph Well-travelled mare Con Te Partiro has ended an 18-month Group One drought for trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott with a Coolmore Classic victory.
Inverloch in line for Mornington Cup shot Inverloch has recorded an all-the-way win in the Mornington Cup Prelude at Caulfield and is set to back-up in the 2400m Cup eight days later.
Funstar a shining light in Rosehill mud Top filly Funstar has turned the tables on Probabeel, leading most of the way to win the Phar Lap Stakes at Rosehill.
Star Of The Seas appreciates wet surface Star Of The Seas has shown a superior turn of foot in the wet at Rosehill to win the Group Three Maurice McCarten Stakes.
River Night wins Redoute's Choice Stakes After two black-type placings in her first three starts, juvenile River Night has broken through for a win in the Listed Redoute's Choice Stakes at Caulfield.
Godolphin ponder if Slipper will fit filly Godolphin will weigh up whether to back-up Thermosphere in the Golden Slipper after her qualifying win in the Magic Night Stakes.
Warrnambool Cup tilt for Grand Promenade Lightly raced stayer Grand Promenade will be set for the Warrnambool Cup after registering his fourth straight win with a fighting victory at Caulfield.
Prague back in Golden Slipper contention UK jockey Tom Marquand has made an immediate impact on his return to Sydney, helping Prague secure his Golden Slipper spot with victory in a qualifying race.
Crowd-less Caulfield for All-Star Mile day The threat of coronavirus and the resulting lockout at Caulfield has left a different race day feel for the All-Star Mile race day.
Baldwin gets a boost from Motion Granted Trainer Barry Baldwin wasn't happy with The Candy Man in a Gold Coast track gallop but got a boost when Motion Granted won.
Exasperate races to Caulfield victory Trainer Matthew Brown believes there is still more upside with five-year-old Exasperate who has made it two Caulfield wins from his past three starts.
Mountbatten gives McCormick a milestone Gatton trainer Leanne McCormick landed her first Saturday metropolitan winner when Mountbatten scored at the Gold Coast.
Clipperton back in Sydney winners' circle Zoffany's Lad has delivered a milestone win to both his trainer and jockey with a gritty performance at Rosehill on Coolmore Classic day.
Crowds only slightly down at Cheltenham Cheltenham chief Ian Renton has admitted his relief after the four days of the famous jumps Festival went ahead without problems.
Willie Mullins top trainer at Cheltenham Willie Mullins has been crowned leading trainer at the Cheltenham Festival for a seventh time with seven winners over the four days.
Alligator Blood to run in All-Star Mile Alligator Blood will run in the All-Star Mile with his owners and their families and friends to gather at a nearby venue close to the course.
Race meetings going ahead with caution Race meetings in NSW, Qld and SA will go ahead as planned over the weekend but the public will be locked out of the All-Star Mile at Caulfield.
Secret Blaze in form for Caulfield After finishing second to subsequent Australian Cup winner Fifty Stars in the Blamey Stakes, Secret Blaze is favourite to take out the Mornington Cup Prelude.
Bosson poised for another Aust feature win After recent Group One doubles in Sydney and at home in New Zealand, star jockey Opie Bosson is confident he can add the $5m All-Star Mile at Caulfield.
Weight of numbers no guarantee in Coolmore Dawn Dawn and Sweet Deal are favoured to repeat their Guy Walter Stakes duel in the Group One Coolmore Classic.
NSW race meetings to go ahead with public Spectators will be able to attend race meetings in NSW over the weekend but are urged to use caution.
Oscar stays the distance at Cheltenham Jockey Adam Wedge admits he was not hopeful Lisnagar Oscar could upset Paisley Park in the Stayers' Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Chapter And Verse ready for Goldmarket Trainer Desleigh Forster has had the runner-up in the past two Goldmarket Handicaps and hopes to go one better with Chapter And Verse.
Hawkes pair ready to Rock at Rosehill Emerging staying prospect Master Of Wine and up-and-coming miler Rock are geared up to put their carnival talents on show at Rosehill.
Mr Quickie ready to go in All-Star Mile Trainer Phillip Stokes is confident he has Mr Quickie in the right condition for his first-up tilt at the All-Star Mile.
Boom times for Gollan at Gold Coast Trainer Tony Gollan won plenty of races with Spirit of Boom and he hopes to continue with two of the stallion's offspring at the Gold Coast.
Qld officials to discuss coronavirus South east Queensland race club officials will discuss the impact of the coronavirus on the winter carnival.
Oh Five Glory gets another bad barrier Smart filly Oh Five Glory will again have to overcome a wide barrier when she runs in the $300,000 Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Public to be locked out of All-Star Mile Victorian racing officials have made the call to run the All-Star Mile meeting and Alister Clark Stakes meetings without spectators.
Public barred from racing in Ireland. Horse Racing Ireland is the latest jurisdiction to close meetings to the public because of the coronavirus
Betway to pay record gambling fine Online gambling business Betway has been hit with a record PS11.6 million penalty package for a series of social responsibility and money laundering failings.
2002 Kentucky Derby winner War Emblem dies War Emblem, winner of the first two legs of the 2002 Triple Crown, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, has died aged 21.
Cascadian on notice after bumpy start With a Doncaster Mile berth on the line, Godolphin trainer James Cummings says Cascadian needs to put his autumn back on track in the Ajax Stakes.
Prelude to determine Mornington Cup bid Inverloch and Salsamor could both be on quick back-ups to the Mornington Cup if their performances in a Prelude at Caulfield warrant a start.
Star fillies don't scare Hawkes' Spend The Phar Lap Stakes could be reduced to six runners with four horses in doubt to line up in the Group Two race at Rosehill.
Sunlight to line up in Flemington jump-out Sunlight will continue preparations towards a return to racing with a jump-out at Flemington which trainer Tony McEvoy says will be a pipe-opener.
Hanseatic wins trial ahead of Slipper bid Blue Diamond Stakes placegetters Hanseatic and Personal have tuned up for their respective Golden Slipper bids with barrier trial wins at Randwick.
Pressure off Vandyke leading into Mile David Vandyke hopes Alligator Blood can cap his season with an All-Star Mile victory but the trainer says he will be happy with a top-three finish.
Juveniles jostle for final Slipper spots There will be plenty at stake in the two-year-old races at Rosehill as 24 youngsters get their last chance to qualify for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Grey Missile to again prove toughness Former country star Grey Missile will again have to call on his renowned toughness to win the Goldmarket at the Gold Coast.
Wet a worry for Sartorial Splendor: Sadler Trainer John Sadler has had his problems with Sartorial Splendor leading into the Inglis Dash and is now concerned how much rain might fall at Caulfield.
Munce gives Huxtable big race chance Trainer Chris Munce has entrusted his apprentice Justin Huxtable with the ride on Boomnova in the $500,000 2YO The Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Sylvia's Mother on song for Coolmore The Group One Coolmore Classic will be a watershed race for owner-breeders Rob and Pam Crosby who have two runners, including favourite Sylvia's Mother.
Big test for Eric The Eel at Gold Coast Three-year-old Eric The Eel has a tough test as he puts his Australian Derby credentials on the line at the Gold Coast.
So Si Bon up for All-Star Mile challenge Lindsay Park is expecting So Si Bon to be a key player in the All-Star Mile after sneaking his way into the $5 million race at Caulfield.
Danceteria out to bust a Sky High move Import Danceteria is yet to produce his best form in Australia but connections are hoping a step up in distance aids his chances at Rosehill.
Cahill and Costa looking for Gold Trainer Michael Costa has called on comeback jockey Michael Cahill to ride Malahide on the Listed Goldmarket at the Gold Coast.
Danny Nikolic's internal review refused The internal reviewer has refused Danny Nikolic's application to overturn a decision to refuse him a jockey's licence in Queensland.
Meds not factor in Santa Anita deaths Californian authorities say there is no evidence of illegal medications playing a part in horse fatalities at Santa Anita.
Bigger, stronger Talented wins at Sandown After a fruitless spring campaign, the Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Talented has returned to racing with a narrow but strong win at Sandown.
Trainers, jockeys welcome new RV schedule An earlier finishing time to night meetings will be trialled while trainers and jockeys have welcomed the news of a race-free week in Victoria.
Blinkers help Three Phase cause an upset The addition of blinkers has helped Three Phase cause one of the biggest upsets of the season at Doomben.
Melbourne Cup placegetter out of autumn Former northern hemisphere stayer Il Paradiso has suffered a leg injury that will rule him out of the major racing carnivals.
Marquand returns to test Slipper prospect English jockey Tom Marquand is back in Sydney and has his sights set on qualifying talented colt Prague for a Golden Slipper start.
Akari to dodge Rosehill clash with stars Dual stakes winner Akari will bypass a clash with Funstar and Probabeel at Rosehill but could meet them again sooner rather than later.
Streets Of Avalon in form for All-Star bid Streets Of Avalon has earned his place in the All-Star Mile with a win in the Futurity Stakes and trainer Shane Nichols believes the gelding can run well again.
Caulfield an option for Black Caviar filly Ready For Caviar, the latest of Black Caviar's offspring to reach racing age, could make her debut in the Listed Redoute's Choice Stakes at Caulfield.
Weight of numbers favour Lees in Coolmore The Group One Coolmore Classic has special significance for trainer Kris Lees, who is seeking a breakthrough victory with one of his four runners.
The Odyssey poised to double up in Jewel The Odyssey is on course to continue trainer Kelly Schweida's success with bargain buys in The Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Brad and Bart on target for All-Star tilt Brad Rawiller and Black Heart Bart have combined for a number of feature race wins and Rawiller believes they have a chance of another in the All-Star Mile.
Brilliant Rothfire scares off Coast rivals Rothfire will have only nine rivals when he attempts to remain unbeaten in The Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Bush star Master Jamie to miss The Jewel Star central Queensland gelding Master Jamie will miss The Jewel after contracting a fever.
Day one at Cheltenham attracts 60,000 fans More than 60,000 people have attended the first day of the Cheltenham Festival with authorities exercising precautionary measures regarding the coronavirus.
RV to trial change to program from 2020/21 Racing Victoria will trial changes to the racing program from next season, including a race-free week at the end of the season.
Altior ruled out of Cheltenham Altior has been ruled out of the Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham.
Ilovemyself on target for Pago Pago Trainer Greg Eurell is delighted with the way Ilovemyself has settled into Sydney ahead of the Flemington debut winner's start in the Pago Pago Stakes.
Fierce Impact in top All-Star Mile shape Trainer Matthew Smith and jockey Craig Williams say Fierce Impact could not be in better shape ahead of the second running of the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Owner/breeder Trevor Stuckey dies Respected racehorse owner/breeder Trevor Stuckey has died aged 91.
Alligator Blood All-Star Mile favourite Alligator Blood remains favourite for the All-Star Mile over Melody Belle after the barrier draw for the $5 million race at Caulfield.
No Coolmore for NZ star filly Probabeel Probabeel will run in the Phar Lap Stakes rather than the Group One Coolmore with Sweet Deal now favourite for that race.
NZ Derby placegetter Scorpz Sydney-bound New Zealand Derby third-placed Scorpz will run in the Rosehill Guineas and the Australian Derby.
Barrier 10 for Alligator Blood in Mile Alligator Blood has drawn barrier 10 of 15 for the All-Star Mile while Melody Belle has barrier five.
Henderson gives Altior chance to run Altior remains in the running to defend his crown in the Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham despite an injury scare.
Thompson rides for Qld in apprentice race Rising star Adin Thompson will represent Queensland in the national apprentices series in Perth.
US trainers, vets charged over doping Maximum Security's trainer Jason Servis is among more than two dozen people charged with doping offences in a US federal court.
Bosson has Mile confidence in Melody Belle After partnering Melody Belle in her final work-out for the All-Star Mile, New Zealand jockey Opie Bosson says the mare is spot-on for the Caulfield race.
Mugatoo wins Listed Canberra Cup The Kris Lees-trained import Mugatoo has notched his third win from as many Australian starts in the Listed Canberra Cup.
Kolding going right way to All-Star Mile Trainer Chris Waller hopes Kolding can improve on his first Caulfield start when he returns for the $5 million All-Star Mile.
King Of Leogrance scores emotional Cup win After a devastating start to the day with the death of a track rider in a road accident, the Danny O'Brien stable has won the Adelaide Cup.
McEvoy takes out C S Hayes Memorial Cup Having tried for a number of years to win the C S Hayes Memorial Cup at Morphettville, trainer Tony McEvoy has won with Over Exposure.
Probabeel entered for G1 Coolmore Classic Star New Zealand filly has opened favourite to take out the Coolmore Classic at Rosehill and is also entered for the Phar Lap Stakes.
Perth couple double up for All-Star Mile Regal Power and Superstorm will represent Perth owner Bob Peters and trainers Grant and Alana Williams in the All-Star Mile at Caulfield.
Grand campaigner Eremein dies at 18 Multiple Group One winner Eremein has died aged 18 after suffering colic.
Amish Boy takes Magic Millions in Adelaide The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Amish Boy has scored a tough win in the Magic Millions Adelaide Classic at Morphettville.
Danny O'Brien rider killed in car accident Trainer Danny O'Brien has spoken of the devastating effect of a motor accident which has claimed the life of one of the stable's employees.
McGillivray suspended for reckless riding Queensland jockey Matt McGillivray has been suspended for four weeks on a reckless riding charge, his fourth suspension in three weeks.
Altior in battle to be fit for Cheltenham Trainer Nicky Henderson is battling to get stable star Altior to the Queen Mother Champion Chase with the brilliant two-miler suffering a lameness issue.
Barbaric wins Black Opal, Cellsabeel third A Golden Slipper start is slipping away from Cellsabeel after her third in the Black Opal Stakes won by the Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Barbaric.
Ligulate new favourite for Country Champs The Cody Morgan-trained Ligulate is the new favourite for the $500,000 Country Championship final after his Tamworth heat win.
Cup winner pleases in first-up performance The first-up third of Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare in the Australian Cup at Flemington is what trainer Danny O'Brien was looking for from the stayer.
Funstar to stick to own age: Waller Funstar and New Zealand filly Probabeel are set for a rematch in the Phar Lap Stakes for three-year-olds at Rosehill.
Gun three-year-old to tackle The Jewel Smart three-year-old Guntantes has trialled well as he heads to The Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Kolding to bounce back in All-Star Mile After a disappointing showing in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield, Kolding returns to the track for a shot at the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Sydney Cup unlikely for import Mustajeer The Kris Lees-trained Mustajeer will have a new jockey when he shoots for successive wins in the Sky High Stakes at Randwick.
Claisse happy with Cheltenham outlook Clerk of the course Simon Claisse is pleased with the surface at Cheltenham ahead of the famous jumps festival.
Clark to ride Brisbane sprinter Zoustyle Talented Brisbane sprinter Zoustyle will be ridden by Tim Clark when he tackles the Maurice McCarten Stakes in Sydney.
Moana Jewel wins her way to Prov final The Tracey Bartley-trained Moana Jewel has won her way to the Provincial Championships final after a disastrous first attempt.
Boss secures Flemington straight double Glen Boss has completed a successful Super Saturday, winning two sprint races on the famous Flemington straight course.
Prebble and Dunn suspended at Flemington Brett Prebble and Dwayne Dunn have been suspended for careless riding in the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington.
Bowman eats his words after Nettoyer win Moody mare Nettoyer has unleashed a stunning finish to land successive wins in the Aspiration Quality at Randwick.
Heathcote unveils potential carnival star In-form trainer Robert Heathcote has continued his run of metropolitan winners and produced a potential winter star in Emerald Kingdom at Eagle Farm.
Shared Ambition claims first Listed race Former Irish horse Shared Ambition has won his fourth race in Australia and his first at Listed level in the Randwick City Stakes.
Another Group 1 double for Jamie Richards Leading New Zealand trainer Jamie Richards has won two Group One races with Avantage and Cool Aza Beel at Ellerslie.
Nature Strip steps up to sprint Challenge The quirky Nature Strip has turned up at Randwick on his best behaviour to make the Challenge Stakes a one-act affair.
Fifty Stars salutes in the Australian Cup Fifty Stars has swept to a memorable Australian Cup win for Lindsay Park, beating Regal Power and Vow And Declare in the $1.5 million race.
Rubisaki wins the Group Two Kewney Stakes Exciting filly Rubisaki has made it six wins from eight starts with a fast-finishing victory in the Group Two Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Hero emerges for Newnham, Parr in Guineas Trainer Mark Newnham and jockey Josh Parr have combined for a thrilling Group One Randwick Guineas win with Shadow Hero.
Tumbler Ridge back to best at Eagle Farm Two-year-old Tumbler Ridge returned to his best form to land some big bets with his win at Eagle Farm.
Flying filly Villami destroys her rivals Flying filly Villami has run her fellow three-year-old sprinters ragged to win the Listed Fireball Stakes at Randwick.
Wild Planet salutes in Listed March Stakes After running in the Group One Futurity Stakes at his previous start, Wild Planet has dropped in class at Flemington and won the Listed March Stakes.
Bivouac dominant in G1 Newmaket Handicap Glen Boss has ridden Bivouac to a dominant victory in the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington for Godolphin and trainer James Cummings.
Dame Giselle game to win muddling Reisling Dame Giselle and See You Soon are set for a rematch in the Golden Slipper after finishing one-two in the Reisling Stakes at Randwick.
Kiwis strike again in G1 Canterbury Stakes Jockey Nash Rawiller has celebrated his first Group One win since returning from Hong Kong, claiming the Canterbury Stakes on The Bostonian.
Soft track aids Paint The Town Two victory Consistent former New Zealand galloper Paint The Town Two has landed an important stakes race win with a fighting victory at Flemington.
Gelded Fortification finds winning form The decision to geld well-bred Fortification has proved a winning move with his win at Eagle Farm.
Farnan new Slipper favourite after Todman Gai Waterhouse is in pole position to win a seventh Golden Slipper with Farnan assuming favouritism after a polished Todman Stakes victory at Randwick.
Emotional win for Prebble in Gr 2 Sires' Brett Prebble has combined with his former boss Terry O'Sullivan to take out the Group Two Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington.
Apprentice Thompson continues winning run Apprentice Aiden Thompson continued his winning run on promising The Kingdom at Eagle Farm.
Minhaaj impresses in Flemington victory Minhaaj has made a one-act affair of a Group Three sprint for two-year-old fillies at Flemington and will now be aimed towards the Sydney carnival.
Ambitions high for Fasika after Wenona win The Group One All-Aged Stakes is a possible autumn target for emerging sprinter Fasika after her faultless return at Randwick.
Fiona McIntyre wins Lady Of Racing Award Fiona McIntyre has been announced as the winner of the 2020 Lady Of Racing Award for her work in re-training and re-homing former racehorses.
Special win for Lees in Newcastle feature Special Reward has staked his claims for a Doncaster Mile bid with a dominant performance in the Newcastle Newmarket for leading local trainer Kris Lees.
Deprive on right track to answer Challenge Godolphin sprinter Deprive will face his toughest test when he takes on a trio of multiple Group One winners in the Challenge Stakes.
Nerves a good sign ahead of Fasika return A mare still on a career trajectory and an evergreen gelding nearing the end of his will fly the flag for trainer Joe Pride at Randwick.
Sydney mare after another Melbourne win Three of Greysful Glamour's four career wins have been in Melbourne and the four-year-old mare will chase another in a Group Three race at Flemington.
Ole Kirk following All Too Hard path All Too Hard completed the Talindert Stakes and Sires' Produce double which his close relation Ole Kirk will attempt at Flemington.
Facts and figures on Newmarket Handicap A look at the history behind the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
McEvoy to test Slipper waters on Dame A rain-affected track is jockey Kerrin McEvoy's only query as he prepares to test Reisling Stakes fancy Dame Giselle as a Golden Slipper mount.
A look at the history of Australian Cup All the facts and figures on the Group One Australian Cup at Flemington.
Weather to decide Tagaloa's Todman start How much more rain falls on the track at Randwick will determine whether Melbourne colt Tagaloa takes his place in the Todman Stakes.
Vow And Declare set for WFA return in Cup Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare will make his weight-for-age debut when he resumes in the Group One Australian Cup over 2000m at Flemington.
Ryan commits to running Standout in wet Trainer Gerald Ryan has all but committed to running Standout in the Group One Canterbury Stakes at Randwick as long as the track gets no worse.
Eurell eyes more Flemington stakes success Stablemates The Watchman and Sassy Salitage will chase feature race wins at Flemington a week after their trainer prepared a winning double at the same course.
Stable issues Guineas Warning to rivals Victoria Derby winner Warning is ready to give the Group One Randwick Guineas a shake, according to the Anthony Freedman stable.
Cellsabeel out of Reisling Stakes Former Slipper favourite Cellsabeel has been ruled out of a vital lead-up in the Reisling Stakes with a hoof problem.
Exceedance ready to excel in G1 Newmarket Three-year-old Exceedance has done the work to win the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington first-up according to Wayne Hawkes who will also saddle Trope.
Apache Chase needs pace at Eagle Farm Trainer Desleigh Forster is hoping there will be plenty of early pace so two-year-old Apache Chase can show his best at Eagle Farm.
Dash and Dawn ready for Fireball returns Co-trainer Adrian Bott is reluctant to split Yao Dash and Dawn Passage in the Fireball Stakes but the former has a superior wet track record.
Star Of Michelin overcomes slight setback Promising Star Of Michelin has over come a slight setback to be ready for the Three-Year-Old Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Health advice issued for Cheltenham Racegoers are being urged to stay away from the Cheltenham Festival if they have any coronavirus symptoms or have been in contact with anyone who has.
Bivouac ready for Newmarket Handicap tilt Trainer James Cummings believes Golden Rose-winning colt Bivouac is ready to show his brilliance in the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Wet track no worry for Todman favourite A rain-affected Randwick should pose no problems for Silver Slipper winner Farnan as he continues his march towards the world's richest two-year-old race.
McNeil eyeing off Flemington G1 features Jye McNeil is looking forward to reuniting with Kings Will Dream in the Australian Cup at Flemington chasing his second Group One win on the gelding.
Santa to deliver goods again this autumn Top sprinter Santa Ana Lane will take the first step towards a defence of his TJ Smith Stakes crown when he resumes in the Challenge Stakes at Randwick.
Redoute's Image to back up at Eagle Farm Well bred filly Redoute's Image will get out to a suitable trip when she backs up at Eagle Farm.
Doncaster Mile test for Wolfe at Newcastle Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott will use the Newcastle Newmarket to determine if their Doncaster Mile aspirations for Wolfe are on the money.
Two Kewney chances for Maher and Eustace Co-trainer David Eustace says there is not much between unbeaten filly How Womantic and Group Two-winning stablemate Fascino heading into the Kewney Stakes.
Dunn chasing first win with Sovereign Sovereign Nation has had no luck since joining trainer Matt Dunn but looks a strong chance to win his first race in Queensland at Eagle Farm.
New favourite out to become Guineas Hero Randwick Guineas favourite Shadow Hero has enjoyed an ideal preparation as he gears up for his first Group One target of the autumn.
Gollan to get stuck in for Huddy Trainer Tony Gollan believes Get Stuck In is capable of causing an upset at Eagle Farm to continue his run of success for owner Linda Huddy.
Mirage Dancer in top Australian Cup shape The Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young stable is looking for a second Group One win of the autumn with Mirage Dancer in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Louise Day chases double for Maher Apprentice Louise Day will link with her old boss Ciaron Maher as they chase a double at Eagle Farm.
Victorian faces Mother of a task in G1 Victorian trainer Daniel Bowman hopes to strike a winning blow at his first Sydney foray when Begood Toya Mother contests the Group One Canterbury Stakes.
Mystic Journey second in Hobart trial Star mare Mystic Journey has finished second in a Hobart barrier trial as she continues preparations towards a belated return to racing after a setback.
Ruuca on trial for a Sydney autumn trip Ruuca has bounced back from a disrupted spring carnival and is on trial for a trip to Sydney when he runs at Eagle Farm.
Benbatl to head to Dubai World Cup Benbatl will bid to give trainer Saeed bin Suroor a record 10th victory in the Dubai World Cup following his tremendous effort in defeat in the Saudi Cup.
Jockey Nathan Day suspended for six weeks Queensland Jockey Nathan Day will appeal a six-week suspension on a handling charge.
Larimer Street up for Sires' Produce test Missing a start in the Blue Diamond Stakes could eventually lead to Larimer Street returning to Sydney after contesting the Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington.
Guineas reshuffle as Super Seth scratched The Randwick Guineas market has been adjusted with the scratching of favourite Super Seth and Shadow Hero now heads betting.
David Vandyke produces another smart 3YO Trainer David Vandyke has continued his good run with three-year-olds as Roman Republic won on debut at Doomben.
Godolphin leaning to Flit for Mile berth With three horses in line for a start in the All-Star Mile after Catalyst's withdrawal, Godolphin is leaning towards running Flit.
Chris Waller targeting Randwick Guineas Trainer Chris Waller has three runners in the Group One Randwick Guineas, a race he has won for the past two years.
Avilius returns for shot at Australian Cup After finishing fifth as an odds-on favourite in the Australian Cup 12 months ago, Godolphin galloper Avilius is back for another shot at the Group One race.
Loving Gaby on song for G1 Newmarket tilt Loving Gaby is poised for her shot at becoming the second-straight three-year-old filly to win the time-honoured Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Heathcote to continue on from summer spree Trainer Robert Heathcote looks set to continue on from his successful summer with Emerald Kingdom at Eagle Farm.
Low-key return for jockey Michael Cahill Leading jockey Michael Cahill will make a low-key return from injury at Eagle Farm.
Gr 1 Australian Cup attracts field of 14 The Group One Australian Cup has attracted a field of 14 including dual winner Harlem and Melbourne Cup hero Vow And Declare.
Field of 13 for Group One Newmarket Hcp A field of 13 has been declared for the time-honoured Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
HKJC member confirmed with coronavirus The Hong Jockey Club will implement further restrictions with a member confirmed to be infected with coronavirus.
Miss Siska chasing Australian Cup glory In-form mare Miss Siska, a half-sister to former star sprinter Hay List, will be chasing her first Group One win in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Blinkers go on Slipper hope Global Quest Golden Slipper hopeful Global Quest will wear blinkers in an attempt to get back to winning form in the Todman Stakes at Randwick.
Gytrash on target for G1 Newmarket Hcp Trainer Gordon Richards is confident Lightning Stakes winner Gytrash will also be hard to beat in the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Many options for Profit after trial win Immediate plans for three-year-old Profit remain unresolved despite his impressive win in a barrier trial at Eagle Farm.
King Of Leogrance Adelaide Cup favourite A field of 16 has been declared for the Group Two Adelaide Cup with Roy Higgins Quality winner King Of Leogrance the favourite.
Catalyst ruled out of All-Star Mile New Zealand three-year-old Catalyst is out of the $5 million All-Star Mile because of bruising to his four fetlocks.
BHA to liaise with government over virus The British Horseracing Authority says the industry's steering group will continue to liaise with the government regarding coronavirus protocols.
100th Cox Plate set to tour New Zealand Ahead of the 100th running of the Cox Plate at The Valley, the trophy will begin a tour of New Zealand at the Auckland Cup meeting.
Alizee heads Canterbury Stakes entries Godolphin mare Alizee heads the nine nominations for the Group One Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Harlem shooting for third Australian Cup Lindsay Park will have four runners in the Australian Cup at Flemington including Harlem who is shooting for a third straight victory in the Group One race.
RQ to address stabling shortage Racing Queensland has taken the next step to address a stabling shortage in south east Queensland with its plans to upgrade Deagon.
Halvorsen primed for Newmarket Hcp assault The Quarterback gave trainer Robbie Griffiths his first Group One success in the Newmarket Handicap with the trainer after a second with Halvorsen.
Public barred from three French meetings Three race meetings in France are to take place behind closed doors in a response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Bon Ho buys Everest slot from ATC Hong Kong businessman Boniface Ho has bought the Australian Turf Club's slot in the $15 million Everest for three years.
Hayes takes inspiration from Aidan O'Brien Magic Wand's win in the Mackinnon Stakes after contesting the Melbourne Cup is behind the decision to accept a wildcard in the All-Star Mile with Fifty Stars.
Boss free for Slipper day with ban altered Stewards have agreed to change the dates of Glen Boss' careless riding suspension which means he can ride on Golden Slipper day.
Healing Hands wins Mudgee C'ship heat Gayna Williams has saddled Healing Hands to win the Country Championship qualifier at Mudgee from Electrified.
Regal Power on target for Australian Cup West Australian Group One winner Regal Power is set for the Australian Cup at Flemington after running home well for fourth in a crucial lead-up in Melbourne.
Another weight-for-age test for Standout Three-year-old Standout is primed to take on older horses again in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Heathcote dismissing Rothfire pressure Robert Heathcote is using his experience with champion Buffering to handle public pressure about whether two-year-old Rothfire will tackle the Golden Slipper.
Azuro New Zealand bound for Auckland Cup The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Azuro is New Zealand-bound chasing a fourth 3200m win in the past 12 months in the Auckland Cup.
Trainer disqualified on harassment charges Queensland trainer Tim Hurley has been disqualified for six months on two charges of harassing licensed persons.
Mr Quickie to continue Mile prep in trial Mr Quickie will be taken to Cranbourne for a 990m barrier trial as he continues to prepare for the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Delays again hit Gold Coast upgrade plans Delays in an upgrade to the Gold Coast track and the installation of lights will hinder plans for the club to get extra Saturday meetings.
Cough costs Tarrant $1000 fine Jockey Luke Tarrant has been fined $1000 for not reporting beaten favourite Exondabeach had coughed on the way to the barrier at Doomben.
Maximum effort secures Saudi Cup glory Maximum Security has toughed it out in Riyadh to win an epic first running of the Saudi Cup, the world's richest race.
Glen Boss to miss rich meetings after ban Glen Boss has been outed for two weeks for careless riding and will miss the rich All-Star Mile and Golden Slipper meetings.
Oakfield Missile wins way to Prov Champs Oakfield Missile has won her way to the Provincial Championship final via the heat at Newcastle.
Silvera has change of luck in Members Cup Grey galloper Silvera has ended a frustrating summer by winning the Listed Tattersall's Members Cup at Doomben.
Fifty Stars wins second Blamey Stakes Fifty Stars has won his second straight Blamey Stakes, with his connections now to decide whether to run him next in the Australian Cup or All-Star Mile.
Michael Walker wins NZ Derby for Pike Melbourne-based Michael Walker has made a quick trip to his homeland to win the New Zealand Derby on the Tony Pike-trained Sherwood Forest.
The Odyssey after The Jewel double The Odyssey is on target to complete the two- and three-year-old double for The Jewel after an impressive Doomben win.
Te Akau Shark strikes in Chipping Norton Te Akau Shark has stamped himself one of racing's new batch of stars with a breathtaking win in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
Fabergino impresses in Flemington win West Australian sprinter Fabergino has impressed in her first Melbourne appearance, winning the Listed Bob Hoysted Stakes at Flemington.
Manaya aims for more stakes success Talented mare Manaya will chase another stakes victory before a stud career following her tough win at Doomben on Saturday.
Alligator Blood dominant in Aust Guineas Alligator Blood has landed his first Group One victory with a dominant performance in the $1 million Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Kisukano on target for The Jewel Toowoomba filly Kisukano was an impressive Doomben winner but trainer Michael Nolan wonders if it's enough to beat Rothfire in next month's The Jewel.
Dawn Dawn earns Group One Coolmore start Dawn Dawn has atoned for two luckless defeats with a brilliant win in the Guy Walter Stakes, earning herself a Group One shot.
Probabeel beats Funstar in G1 Surround New Zealander Probabeel has beaten Funstar to win the Group One Surround Stakes at Randwick after being beaten by her rival in the spring.
Eurell eyes G1 Stradbroke with Blazejowski Blazejowski will be put aside for a brief spell before being set for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap during the Brisbane winter carnival.
Quackerjack wins Liverpool City Cup Quackerjack has begun his Doncaster campaign in winning style, taking out the Group Three Liverpool City Cup at Randwick.
Sylvia's Mother adds another stakes win Four-year-old mare Sylvia's Mother could chase a Group One win in Sydney after winning the Group Three Frances Tressady Stakes at Flemington.
Heathcote cool on Slipper for Rothfire Trainer Robert Heathcote won't commit to a Golden Slipper start for outstanding youngster Rothfire despite his runaway Doomben win.
John Thompson unveils Slipper wildcard Hong Kong-based jockey Blake Shinn has given trainer John Thompson his first Golden Slipper runner by winning the Skyline Stakes on Mamaragan.
Ilovemyself impresses in Flemington debut A trip to Sydney for the Pago Pago Stakes at Rosehill is on the cards for Ilovemyself after and impressive debut victory at Flemington.
Waller filly books Golden Slipper berth The Chris Waller-trained Hungry Heart has come with a sweeping run down the outside to win the Sweet Embrace Stakes and earn a spot in the Golden Slipper.
O'Brien gets winner for Lloyd Williams Trainer Danny O'Brien has Adelaide Cup aims for Roy Higgins Quality winner King Of Leogrance, who races in the colours of prominent owner Lloyd Williams.
Eric The Eel confirms Sydney trip Eric The Eel has scored a last-to-first win at Doomben, confirming a trip to Sydney for the Australian Derby.
Veteran trainer celebrates first city win Trainer Fabian Azzopardi has enjoyed a career highlight at Randwick, producing his first city winner at the ripe age of 73.
Allpress 2nd in Saudi jockeys challenge American Mike Smith has won the inaugural international jockeys' challenge at King Abdulaziz Racetrack in Saudi Arabia from NZ rider Lisa Allpress.
Un De Sceaux retired after injury Trainer Willie Mullins has announced the retirement of popular jumper Un De Sceaux because of injury.
Racing authorities to discuss virus risk Racing authorities to conduct risk assessment over coronavirus concerns ahead of the Sydney autumn carnival.
Aquagirl aims for another Flemington win The Phillip Stokes-trained two-year-old Aquagirl will chase her second straight win at Flemington when she steps up to stakes level for the first time.
Waller has trio in Guy Walter Stakes Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has three runners in the Group Two Guy Walter Stakes, a race close to his heart.
Circularity faces test against Rothfire Speedy Sydney two-year-old Circularity faces a big test when he takes on local star Rothfire at Doomben.
Joker's Blamey shot at All-Star Mile start If Admiral's Joker can win the Blamey Stakes at Flemington, the gelding gains a start in the $5 million All-Star Mile at Caulfield.
Facts and figures on Australian Guineas A look at the history behind the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Superman ready for Randwick test flight Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden are still feeling their way with former European horse I Am Superman who will have his first start for the stable at Randwick.
Vengeur Masque on trial for Adelaide Cup The Adelaide Cup is on the radar for Vengeur Masque if the stayer runs well enough in the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington.
Winx and Black Caviar feature in museum Memorabilia from the racing careers of champions Winx and Black Caviar is on display at the recently renovated Australian Sports Museum.
Probabeel out to spoil the Fun in Surround New Zealand raider Probabeel returns to Sydney on a mission to exact revenge on Funstar in the Surround Stakes after a narrow spring defeat.
Maloney not treating Guineas as match race Alligator Blood's jockey Ryan Maloney is more confident going into the Australian Guineas over 1600m than in the Caulfield Guineas last spring.
Prague up to scratch for Skyline test Unbeaten colt Prague faces his acid test in a bid to book his spot in the Golden Slipper via the Skyline Stakes at Randwick.
New Universe to reach the heights in Cup New Universe gets the chance for a first black-type win in the Members Cup at Doomben.
Randwick Guineas next for Super Seth Super Seth will have his next start in the Group One Randwick Guineas with the All-Star Mile a week later still on the agenda.
Homesman on song for first-up assignment A barrier trial win at Werribee has jockey Ben Melham confident Homesman can run a forward race in his return in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
Sargent's gem out to upset more 3YOs Improving filly Emeralds will head trainer John Sargent's bid to pillage his second three-year-old stakes race in as many weeks.
I'm A Rippa recovered from hoof injury Millionaire sprinter I'm A Rippa has recovered from a hoof injury and will run in the Open Handicap at Doomben.
Tacit runs in Saudi Cup for Abdullah Victory for Tacitus in the inaugural Saudi Cup would be personally satisfying for owner Khalid Abdullah.
The Odyssey fit for Doomben return Smart three-year-old The Odyssey is the fittest he has been for a return to racing as he heads to Doomben.
Two winners for comeback jockey Johnson Richard Johnson has made the perfect return to the saddle at Musselburgh, landing a double from his first two rides back from injury.
Japan bans public from race meetings The Japan Racing Association has joined Hong Kong and barred the public from race meetings because of coronavirus.
Blazejowski set for first stakes race test Multiple city winner Blazejowski will step up to stakes level for the first time when he runs in the Group Three Shaftesbury Avenue Handicap at Flemington.
Moroney could have chances in two Guineas Mike Moroney will saddle up Alabama Express in the Australian Guineas while Randwick Guineas plans for Harlech will be decided after he gallops in New Zealand.
Pohutukawa poised to break win drought A brilliant track work gallop has boosted the confidence of James Cummings as Pohutukawa chases an overdue win in the Guy Walter Stakes.
Wet track to help Miss Cavallo at Doomben Doomben is likely to remain in the soft range which gives filly Miss Cavallo the hope of an upset in The Jewel Prelude for three-year-olds.
Williams puts Soul into Australian Guineas Craig Williams believes the removal of blinkers from Soul Patch will allow the colt to switch off in the Australian Guineas and power home.
Snowdens out to add to Slipper arsenal They already have a Golden Slipper contender in Dame Giselle but trainers Peter and Paul Snowden will look to enhance their hand at Randwick.
Alligator Blood after first G1 in Guineas After a close second in the Caulfield Guineas last spring, Queenslander Alligator Blood will be out to claim his first Group One win in the Australian Guineas.
Bowman backs Flit in Surround face-off Two of the most exciting fillies in the country, Flit and Funstar, go head to head for the first time in the Group One Surround Stakes at Randwick.
Eric The Eel to wear blinkers at Doomben Trainer Stuart Kendrick has applied blinkers to Eric The Eel's race gear as the gelding has his final test for a Sydney trip at Doomben.
Kah to iron out Dalasan quirks in Guineas Having made a trip to Adelaide to ride Dalasan in work, jockey Jamie Kah says she is now better placed ahead of her ride on the colt in the Australian Guineas.
Big Blue with Cheltenham Festival options Trainer Ciaron Maher will travel to England to watch Big Blue compete at the famous Cheltenham Festival.
Heathcote believes Rothfire has improved Trainer Robert Heathcote believes star two-year-old Rothfire has improved since his last-start easy win as he heads to Doomben.
Prioritise to back up in Members Cup Iron horse Prioritise is likely to back up in the Members Cup at Doomben after winning at Toowoomba.
Maximum Security favourite for Saudi Cup Trainer Jason Servis is keeping his fingers crossed the decision to travel American star Maximum Security will pay dividends in the inaugural Saudi Cup.
All-Star Mile hopeful unplaced at Sandown Heart Of Puissance has been beaten into fourth place at Sandown in his lead-up run to the $5 million All-Star Mile at Caulfield.
Tregea in command at Toowoomba Trainer Steve Tregea has had a Toowoomba Metropolitan standard meeting double with veteran Prioritise and giant first starter Command'n'conquer.
Avilius aims for another G1 WFA win Multiple Group One winner Avilius is among the contenders for the Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick which has attracted a star-studded field.
Xilong set for big test in G1 Surround Not by design, talented filly Xilong will be first-up in a star-studded Group One Surround Stakes after being scratched at the barriers in the Inglis Sprint.
Guizot chases Blamey win and All-Star spot Seven-year-old gelding Guizot will be chasing victory and a spot in the All-Star Mile when he runs in the Group Two Blamey Stakes at Flemington.
Gem Of Scotland to miss Jewel Prelude Top filly Gem Of Scotland is likely to trial instead of race in the Jewel Prelude, forgoing a first-up run before The Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Nature Strip to bypass Newmarket Hcp Trainer Chris Waller has ruled out the Group One Newmarket Handicap for Nature Strip, whose next start will instead be in the Challenge Stakes at Randwick.
McCall hopes Spectroscope will add to wins Trainer Natalie McCall has won with four of her past five runners and hopes to continue the winning streak with Spectroscope at Doomben.
Damian Lane ticks off Catalyst for Guineas Star New Zealand three-year-old Catalyst has improved out of his Australian debut at Flemington after Damian Lane partnered the gelding in work at Mornington.
Field of eight for G1 Australian Guineas A field of eight has been declared for the Group One Australian Guineas with Alligator Blood and Catalyst drawing barriers two and four respectively.
Fierce Impact tops All-Star emergency list The All-Star Mile field is taking shape with Racing Victoria announcing 21 horses as provisional emergencies for the $5 million race at Caulfield.
Clapper, Avilius head Doncaster weights Happy Clapper and Avilius are the equal 58kg topweights for the Doncaster Mile with Japan's horse Mozu Ascot favourite after his Grade One February Stakes win.
Alligator ready to pounce in Aust Guineas Trainer David Vandyke says Alligator Blood is back on top of his game after his tough win in his Australian Guineas lead-up and ready for the Group One race.
Lightly raced stayer up for Sandown return The winner of three of his four starts, the Peter Moody-owned imported stayer Shepard steps out for his return at Sandown.
Nature Strip given Newmarket top weight Multiple Group One winning sprinter Nature Strip has been given the top weight for the Group One Newmarket Handicap over 1200m at Flemington.
Japanese horse Mozu Ascot to run in Sydney Japanese horse Mozu Ascot has raced his way to a start in the Doncaster Mile for Cox Plate-winning trainer Yoshito Yahagi.
The Bostonian gearing up for return Dual Brisbane Group One winner The Bostonian has pleased his New Zealand trainer Tony Pike ahead of his next Australian campaign.
Johnson cleared to ride and chase title Champion British jumps jockey Richard Johnson is set to return to the saddle following his recovery from a broken arm.
Popular stayer Double Trigger has died Trainer Mark Johnston has led tributes to popular stayer Double Trigger who has died at the age of 28.
Options open for Star Missile's next run The Blamey Stakes and Shaftesbury Avenue Stakes are two of the options for Star Missile before he heads to the All-Star Mile.
Fierce to make Chipping Norton impact Dual Group One winner Fierce Impact will be out to force his way into the All-Star Mile with a good performance in the Chipping Norton.
Catalyst ready to draw blood in Guineas Trainer Clayton Chipperfield says Catalyst will be at his peak for the Australian Guineas and believes the weight scale and step up to 1600m are in his favour.
Ben Currie to face District Court trial Queensland trainer Ben Currie has been committed to stand trial on fraud allegations in the Toowoomba District Court.
Kerr surprised by Blue Diamond day pattern Track manager Jason Kerr admits he was surprised by the way the Caulfield track played on Blue Diamond day.
Shark opens favourite for Chipping Norton New Zealander Te Akau Shark is favourite in first markets for the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
Gem of Scotland heads to Doomben Three-year-old filly Gem Of Scotland will miss a race at Toowoomba and resume at Doomben as she prepares for The Jewel
Luke Currie has surgery after Valley fall Luke Currie has had surgery for an injury to his C7 vertebra suffered when he fell from a horse past the post in a race at The Valley.
Zoustyle to resume in Maurice McCarten Brisbane sprinter Zoustyle is likely to have one trial before resuming in the Maurice McCarten Stakes at Rosehill.
Golden Sixty wins Classic Cup in Hong Kong Golden Sixty has won the Hong Kong Classic Cup in his bid for a clean sweep of the four-year-old series.
Richard Johnson nearing racing return Champion British jumps jockey Richard Johnson is nearing a return to riding after being out of action with a broken arm.
Magnalane wins Taree Championship heat Magnalane and Casino Mondial have raced their way to the Country Championship final via the heat at Taree.
Ciaron Maher fined over safety gear Leading trainer Ciaron Maher has been fined for riding a horse at the beach without wearing a safety vest.
Gear change possible for Streets' Mile bid Trainer Shane Nichols will consider what headgear, if any, Futurity winner Streets Of Avalon will wear when he steps up in distance to the All-Star Mile.
Il Paradiso preparing for autumn campaign Melbourne Cup placegetter, former Irish horse Il Paradiso, will run in his first barrier trial for new trainer Chris Waller.
Blamey quinella pair back for another shot Lindsay Park stablemates Fifty Stars and So Si Bon will be back at Flemington looking for a repeat of their one-two finish in the Blamey Stakes.
Alabama Express set for Guineas showdown With the Group One C F Orr Stakes against older horses in his keeping, Alabama Express will now take on his own age in the Australian Guineas.
Sydney trip still on for Anderson pair Trainer Chris Anderson has decided to give Profit and Ballistic Boy another race in Brisbane before heading to the Sydney autumn carnival.
Whiteley suspended for abusing stewards Queensland Jockey Chris Whiteley has been suspended for a month, with half the ban suspended for two years, for abusing stewards at an inquiry.
Aspell calls time on riding career Dual Grand National-winning jockey Leighton Aspell has announced his retirement.
Oliver cops 10-meeting ban at Caulfield Damien Oliver pleaded guilty to a careless riding charge aboard Harlem in the Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield and has been suspended for 10 meetings.
Sky Call, Bennelong Dancer off to Randwick Sky Call and Bennelong Dancer have qualified for the $500,000 Country Championship final with a one-two finish at Albury.
Miss Siska takes out G2 Peter Young Stakes Miss Siska has landed her biggest success taking out the Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield en-route to a start in the Group One Australian Cup.
Stayer Master Of Wine in winning return Hawkes Racing stayer Master Of Wine has confirmed his star is on the rise with a brilliant winning return at Rosehill.
Brandenburg lobs in Hobartville boilover The John Sargent-trained Brandenburg has claimed several high-profile scalps to score a tough victory in the Hobartville Stakes.
In-form sprinter goes Boom from top draw Boom Chicka Boom again showed his liking for inside barriers with his all-the-way win at Eagle Farm.
Avantage wins Group One Classic at Otaki Avantage has led home a Te Akau Racing quinella in the Group One Haunui Farm Classic at Otaki.
Mustajeer resumes with stylish Cup win Trainer Kris Lees will aim Mustajeer at the Group One Tancred Stakes after he resumed with a classy victory at Rosehill.
Pippie wins the Group One Oakleigh Plate Pippie has burned off some of the fastest sprinters in the country to win the Group One Oakleigh Plate from Zoutori and Crystal Dreamer.
Tagaloa shines in G1 Blue Diamond Stakes Tagaloa has provided Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young an important breakthrough win in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Owner makes right call in Eagle Farm win Owner Kim McCasker's insistence Baylee Nothdurft ride Violet proved a winner when the filly scored at Eagle Farm.
Savatiano outfoxes G2 rivals at Rosehill Savatiano continues to blossom with her Millie Fox Stakes win confirming a Group One path for the Godolphin mare in autumn.
La Tene toughs out first-up Caulfield win Godolphin filly La Tene is now a dual stakes race winner after a narrow first-up victory in the Group Two Angus Armanasco Stakes at Caulfield.
Greysful Glamour wins in Caulfield return The Mark Newnham-trained Greysful Glamour has made a winning return at Caulfield with an all-the-way victory in the Group Three Mannerism Stakes.
Gai unveils Slipper colt, Cellsabeel flops Gai Waterhouse has her sights on a seventh Golden Slipper with Farnan who has claimed the scalp of early fancy Cellsabeel at Rosehill.
Streets Of Avalon wins WFA Futurity Stakes The Shane Nichols-trained front-runner Streets Of Avalon has landed his biggest win, holding off star colt Super Seth to take out the Group One Futurity Stakes.
Seeker all Quality with Eagle Farm victory Quality Seeker has shown his liking for clockwise tracks with a runaway win at Eagle Farm.
He'll Haunt Us gives Oliver milestone win Champion jockey Damien Oliver has ridden a stakes winner in five separate decades after He'll Haunt Us took out the Group Three Zeditave Stakes at Caulfield.
Broodmare gem Cantantes keeps producing Robert Heathcote's broodmare Cantantes has produced another winner with Bellissimi Amici scoring an impressive victory at Eagle Farm.
Two Big Fari headed on Country Champs path Trainer Todd Howlett will give Two Big Fari a chance to qualify for the Country Championships Final following his tough Rosehill win.
Adelaide Ace wins Group Two Autumn Classic The Lindsey Smith-trained Adelaide Ace has taken out the Group Two Autumn Classic, defeating Nonconformist in the 1800m race for three-year-olds at Caulfield.
Splintex puts autumn plans back on track Speedy colt Splintex has responded to an aggressive ride by apprentice Robbie Dolan to post an authorative win at Rosehill.
Aktau on target towards the Mornington Cup Trainer Mike Moroney will target the Mornington Cup with Aktau which he hopes will give the stayer a ticket into the Caulfield Cup.
Legendary stallion A.P. Indy dies aged 31 One of the most influential stallions of the past 25 years, A.P. Indy, has died at his home in Kentucky aged 31.
Donnacha O'Brien trains first winner Donnacha O'Brien is off the mark as a trainer with Flower Garland winning at Dundalk.
Tim Clark to ride Diamond favourite Tim Clark will replace the injured Luke Currie aboard Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Hanseatic for Godolphin and trainer Anthony Freedman.
Facts and figures on the G1 Oakleigh Plate What you need to know about the Group One Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Ellerton and Zahra with more Plate chances After winning last year's Oakleigh Plate with Booker, co-trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra have a two-pronged defence with Zoutori and Crystal Dreamer.
Vow And Declare on track for autumn return Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare is on target for his likely return in the Group One Australian Cup after pleasing his trainer in a Flemington jump-out
Dylan Caboche returns with winner at Sale Apprentice Dylan Caboche has ridden a winner at Sale at his first ride since a year-long injury-enforced break.
Westport out to bounce back at Caulfield Westport will be out to bounce back and cause an upset in a stakes race at Caulfield after a luckless Adelaide start.
Ryan colts to make their presence felt Two well-bred colts from the Gerald Ryan stable will begin their latest campaigns in separate races at Rosehill.
Futurity Stakes: What you need to know A look at the history behind the Group One Futurity Stakes to be run at Caulfield.
All-Star line-up chase a start in Futurity The Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield is a dress rehearsal for the $5 million All-Star Mile with the eight runners putting their credentials on the line.
Clean slate for Mustajeer after Cups bid Brought to Australia as a Cups aspirant, Mustajeer will make his Sydney debut alongside stablemate Red Cardinal in the Parramatta Cup at Rosehill.
Two feature race chances for Begg stable Trainer Grahame Begg has last-start winners Nonconformist and Miss Siska chasing Group Two victories in separate races at Caulfield.
Sears partnership to rule at Eagle Farm The Tony and Maddy Sears training partnership is hoping to continue its great run with the offspring of Tycoon Ruler with Tycoon Ace at Eagle Farm.
Cummings Prince of Hobartville upsets Prince Fawaz will bid to become trainer Anthony Cummings' third Hobartville Stakes winner and his second at double-figure odds.
History behind the Blue Diamond Stakes All the facts and figures on the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Griffiths chasing his Blue Diamond dream As a proud Victorian trainer, Robbie Griffiths loves to have a runner in the Blue Diamond Stakes with Glenfiddich to line up for the stable at Caulfield.
McEvoy hoping to blaze a Golden trail Juvenile Blaze A Trail will begin his quest for a Golden Slipper start when he resumes against boom filly Cellsabeel at Rosehill.
Emerald Kingdom turns form around Trainer Robert Heathcote has praised his staff for the improved attitude of Emerald Kingdom who is chasing another win at Eagle Farm.
Badoosh to be tested as a stayer A winter carnival campaign as a stayer is on the line for three-year-old Badoosh when he steps up in distance at Eagle Farm.
Godolphon secures slot in The Everest Global racing operation Godolphin has secured a slot in the $15 million Everest.
Plonka books Country Championship berth Plonka and Gracie Belle have booked their tickets to the Country Championship final with their one-two finish in the qualifying heat at Grafton.
Boss after more feature wins on Kolding While Glen Boss expects Kolding to improve again heading into the All-Star Mile, he believes the gelding will prove hard to beat in the Futurity Stakes.
Fayerra's rough run has Silver lining Trainer Anthony Cummings is confident Fayerra can acquit herself well in the Silver Slipper after being scratched from the Blue Diamond because of a wide gate.
Lindsay Park imports set for Caulfield Irish imports Cape Of Good Hope and Constantinople return for autumn campaigns after showing their potential for Lindsay Park in the spring.
Mr Quickie on target for All-Star Mile Mr Quickie has secured a spot in the $5 million All-Star Mile with the plan to run the gelding in the race at Caulfield first-up.
Light autumn, vintage spring for Wine Hawkes Racing will have at least three runners at Rosehill including Master Of Wine who is on a long-range path towards the Cup races in the spring.
Richards has sights on G1 Oakleigh Plate After winning the Lightning Stakes at Flemington, South Australian trainer Gordon Richards is back in Melbourne chasing Oakleigh Plate success at Caulfield.
Mixed success for Berry, Rawiller Tommy Berry has won his appeal against a riding suspension while Nash Rawiller has been unsuccessful in getting his penalty overturned.
Lees to test Coolmore waters with mares A trio of mares from the Kris Lees stable will be bidding to book spots in the Coolmore Classic when they clash in a lead-up race at Rosehill.
Ringo's A Rockstar to revive memories Memories of the late trainer Norm Stephens' win in the Silver Slipper will be revived if Ringo's A Rockstar is successful at Eagle Farm.
McEvoy pumped to link with Castelvecchio Kerrin McEvoy is feeling the nerves ahead of his first race ride on Castelvecchio in the Hobartville Stakes, but the top jockey says that is a good sign.
Numbers favour a Maher and Eustace victory If the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield was decided purely on stable entries, Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have the Group One race in their keeping.
Alligator Blood tops All-Star Mile poll Alligator Blood and six individual Group One winners feature among the top 10 vote getters to secure spots in the All-Star Mile.
New tactics for Super Too at Eagle Farm Trainer Tony Gollan is hoping to use new tactics on noted speed horse Super Too when she makes her Brisbane debut.
Mark Zahra to miss Australian Guineas day Mark Zahra will miss the Australian Guineas meeting after failing in his appeal against the severity of an eight-meeting careless riding suspension.
Kemp pair give Wishart a chance at double Trainer Kevin Kemp is hoping a change of luck for In Your Element and Naval Strike can give apprentice Maddy Wishart a city breakthrough.
Injured Native River out of Gold Cup Native River has been ruled out of the Cheltenham Gold Cup with a suspensory injury.
Holyfield rises from canvas in Sandown win Headed in the straight, Holyfield has rallied under the urgings of Jye McNeil to remain unbeaten with his victory in the Ladbrokes Handicap at Sandown.
Mark Zahra appeals careless riding penalty Mark Zahra has appealed against the severity of an eight-meeting suspension for careless riding in the Group One Lightning Stakes on winner Gytrash.
Plutocrat gives sire Rich Enuff first win Smart filly Plutocrat has won on debut at Doomben to give her sire Rich Enuff his first winner.
Fresh Faatinah primed for Oakleigh Plate Proven first-up performer Faatinah has been set for a first-up tilt at the Group One Oakleigh Plate, a race he finished second in three years ago.
Busuttin and Young with dual Diamond hopes Letzbeglam and Tagaloa will provide former New Zealand trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young with their first Blue Diamond starters at Caulfield.
Streets Of Avalon to chase Futurity upset Trainer Shane Nichols is hopeful Streets Of Avalon can lead and run a bold race in the Group One Futurity Stakes against some well-performed opposition.
No hiding for Shadow Hero in Hobartville Trainer Mark Newnham is confident Shadow Hero will be a force this campaign but admits the Hobartville Stakes is probably too short.
Chris Anderson pair on trial for Sydney Trainer Chris Anderson has three-year-olds Ballistic Boy and Profit taking their first steps to the Sydney autumn carnival when they race at Eagle Farm.
Time against The Candy Man for Doncaster Trainer Barry Baldwin is in a race against their clock to get The Candy Man ready for the Doncaster Mile.
Field of eight for G1 WFA Futurity Stakes Star New Zealand mare Melody Belle, Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth and Golden Eagle winner Kolding feature among a field of eight for the Futurity Stakes.
Full field for Group One Oakleigh Plate Three-year-old colt Bivouac has drawn barrier seven in a full field of 18 plus one emergency for the Group One Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Half million dollar race for the Coast The Gosford Gold Cup meeting will be headlined by the $500,000 The Coast on a stand-alone Saturday program.
Freedman pair post solid Werribee trials Anthony Freedman-trained Group One performers Santa Ana Lane and Homesman have trialled well at Werribee ahead of their autumn returns.
Hanseatic eases for Diamond following draw Hanseatic remains the prominent favourite for the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield, but has eased slightly after drawing the inside gate in the 16-horse field.
ATC delivers hay to South Coast fire area The Australian Turf Club has delivered more than 1700 bales of hay for NSW South Coast communities damaged by bushfires.
Free Of Debt in top Oakleigh Plate shape Lightly raced Free Of Debt will carry the minimum handicap of 50kg when he takes on more hardened sprinters in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Beer eyeing home Cup with Perfect Illusion European import Perfect Illusion kicks off his campaign for a shot at the Albury Cup in a benchmark handicap at Sandown.
Hanseatic draws inside gate for Diamond The Anthony Freedman-trained Hanseatic remains the firm Blue Diamond Stakes favourite after drawing barrier one.
Matt Dunn dominates Country C'ship heat The Aiden St Vincent-trained Hellenism is favourite for the Northern Rivers heat of the Country Championship at Grafton with Matt Dunn to saddle seven runners.
Capacity line-up in G1 Blue Diamond Stakes Victoria's premier two-year-old race, the Blue Diamond Stakes, has attracted a field of 16 starters for the $1.5 million event at Caulfield.
Caulfield hosts Futurity Stakes workouts Star New Zealand mare Melody Belle and Sydney visitor Kolding have galloped at Caulfield in preparation for the Group One Futurity Stakes.
Jockey outed for four years for cannabis North Queensland jockey Mark Elliott has been disqualified for four years after pleading guilty to his sixth positive test to cannabis.
Currie chasing back-to-back Blue Diamonds Luke Currie is confident unbeaten Hanseatic is the horse to beat in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes as the jockey strives for back-to-back wins in the race.
Every Rose to bloom in Silver Slipper Every Rose has won a trial ahead of her return in the Silver Slipper as the race for Golden Slipper berths heats up.
Anaheed on target for G1 Oakleigh Plate Impressive Rubiton Stakes winner Anaheed will be striving to become the first three-year-old filly in almost 20 years to win the Group One Oakleigh Plate.
Melody Belle, Kolding to work at Caulfield Leading Futurity Stakes contenders Melody Belle and Kolding are scheduled to go to Caulfield for familiarisation gallops in preparation for the Group One race.
Queensland racing in healthy state A half yearly report shows Queensland racing is in a healthy place apart from worries about the performance of the Queensland TAB.
New Zealand stars settle into Australia Te Akau Racing trainer Jamie Richards says stable stars Probabeel, Te Akau Shark and Melody Belle have all settled into Australia well.
Stewards issue Mark Sues with nine charges Racing Victoria stewards have issued welfare charges against trainer Mark Sues saying he failed to provide sufficient nutrition to four horses.
ATC begins to distribute hay from appeal The Australian Turf Club will begin distributing hay to the NSW South Coast funded by money raised at a recent race day.
Beauty Generation bounces back to win Beauty Generation has made a welcome return to the winners' list after four defeats, claiming the Silver Jubilee Cup at Sha Tin.
Julian Rock, Al Mah Haha first into final Julian Rock and Al Mah Haha have become the first two qualifiers for the NSW Country Championship final via the heat at Moruya.
Bivouac early favourite for Oakleigh Plate Three-year-old colt Bivouac is the favourite ahead of nominations for the Group One Oakleigh Plate with three-year-old filly Anaheed another strong contender.
Options remain open for Orr Stakes winner Alabama Express will be nominated for the Futurity Stakes but options remain open for the Group One-winning colt's next assignment.
Snowden waiting on Rulership Diamond start Rulership is in perfect shape ahead of the Blue Diamond Stakes but connections of the two-year-old are sweating on the colt gaining a start.
Catalyst rebounds from Hayes defeat Catalyst has come through his first Australian start in good order after a fighting second to Alligator Blood at Flemington.
More twilight meetings likely for Doomben More twilight meetings are likely for Doomben next season after a test proved partly successful despite some setbacks with the weather.
Smith facing a Fierce Group One decision The Group One Futurity Stakes remains on the agenda for Fierce Impact, pending an important trackwork hit-out at Warwick Farm.
Freedman delighted with Chenier's return Chenier has stamped himself as an Australian Guineas contender with his third behind Alligator Blood and Catalyst in his first start for 10 months.
Free to air TV interested in Queensland The three free-to-air television networks have shown interest in screening Queensland racing.
Cyrname recovering from Ascot fall Paul Nicholls has described star steeplechaser Cyrname's escape from injury in a fall at Ascot as the biggest winner of the day.
Zahra, McDonald suspended at Flemington Jockey Mark Zahra has been suspended for eight meetings for careless riding aboard Lightning Stakes winner Gytrash.
Qld stewards order scratchings after raid Four horses from the Toowoomba yard of Robert Smith have been scratched after a raceday stewards' stable inspection.
Mare delivers Sweet win for John Thompson Improving mare Sweet Deal has signalled her autumn carnival intentions with an on-pace win in the Triscay Stakes at Randwick.
Bonvicini lands first-up win in The Vanity A call from the owner of Bonvicini to ride the mare cold has paid dividends with the filly scoring a first-up win in the Group Three The Vanity at Flemington.
Bowman again comes up trumps in G2 Apollo Trainer James Cummings and jockey Hugh Bowman have combined for back-to-back feature race wins at Randwick with Flit and Alizee.
Flemington salutes champion Black Caviar Black Caviar has paraded before Flemington racegoers ahead of the Lightning Stakes on a day themed in her honour.
Dragon leaps into NZ and Australian Derbys Dragon Leap has reignited his New Zealand Derby campaign and put himself in contention for the Australian equivalent with victory at Ellerslie.
Nothdurft outrides metro claim on Snitch Apprentice Baylee Nothdurft has outridden his metropolitan allowance with his win on Snitch at Eagle Farm.
Godolphin fillies dominate Group Two test Flit has led home a Godolphin trifecta in the Light Fingers Stakes, outclassing a high-class field of fillies to score comfortably.
Stakes win for Special Reward at Randwick Former Perth sprinter Special Reward will try to add a second Group Three win to his first in the Southern Cross Stakes at Randwick.
Alligator Blood wins thrilling Gr 3 Hayes Alligator Blood has narrowly beaten top New Zealand three-year-old Catalyst in a thrilling Group Three C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Gytrash wins the Group 1 Lightning Stakes Gytrash has upstaged Australia's best sprinters to win the Lightning Stakes at Flemington, beating Redzel, Loving Gaby and Nature Strip.
Exondabeach poised to chase Jewel riches Toowoomba filly Exondabeach raced herself into Three-Year-Old The Jewel calculations with her Eagle Farm win.
Slipper favourite has exhibition gallop Jockey Tommy Berry is confident Cellsabeel is on track for the Silver Slipper after an exhibition gallop at Randwick.
Supreme Idea too slick for Sydney rivals The Anthony Freedman-trained Supreme Idea has upstaged odds-on favourite Dame Giselle to score an all-the-way win at Randwick.
Black Caviar relation scores at Flemington Ole Kirk, the son of a sister of unbeaten champion Black Caviar, has taken out the Listed Talindert Stakes at Flemington on debut.
Weight proves key to Raqeeq Brisbane win Sydney visitor Raqeeq made the most of a big drop in weights from his previous start to score an easy win at Eagle Farm.
Stakes goals loom for God Of Thunder Co-trainer Michael Hawkes is optimistic about the level gelding God Of Thunder can get to this autumn after his first-up win at Randwick.
Rothfire in brilliant Eagle Farm return Trainer Robert Heathcote is considering a crack at the ATC Sires' Produce Stakes with Rothfire after the gelding's impressive Eagle Farm win.
Fabric scores front-running Flemington win Craig Williams has guided the Danny O'Brien-trained Fabric to an all-the-way win at Flemington, with a step up to stakes level now on the radar for the mare.
Baker considers options for She's Ideel Up-and-coming mare She's Ideel has handled her first test over a genuine staying trip, toughing out a win against more seasoned horses at Randwick.
Snowden team in no rush with Mount Tabora Mount Tabora has scored a strong Flemington win but the Snowden team will not be rushing the imported galloper too high too soon.
Oakleigh Plate first-up for Bivouac The Group One Oakleigh Plate is the first target of 2020 for three-year-old colt Bivouac who has continued preparations in a jump-out at Flemington.
A look at the Lightning Stakes A look at the history of the Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Catalyst set for first Australian test Exciting New Zealand three-year-old Catalyst is set for his first Australian appearance in the C S Hayes Stakes against a field including Alligator Blood.
Old fold hope to reign Supreme at Randwick Tim Clark will renew his association with Victorian trainer Anthony Freedman and owner Jonathan Munz when he rides Supreme Idea at Randwick.
Black Caviar set for Flemington appearance Almost seven years after her retirement, undefeated sprinter Black Caviar will make a guest appearance at the Flemington race meeting named in her honour.
Michael Cahill to resume riding soon Michael Cahill has been given the all-clear to resume riding track work ahead of a return to race riding after being sidelined with a foot injury.
Impasse to make open company debut The in-form Impasse will skip a Class Six race to make his open company debut at Eagle Farm.
Nature Strip high on Royal Ascot wishlist Nature Strip is the short-priced favourite to win the Lightning Stakes at Flemington at the beginning of a 2020 campaign which could include Royal Ascot.
Lashes set to pluck off her Triscay rivals Talented mare Lashes will find a wet Randwick track to her liking but it could bring about the undoing of stablemate and promising import Attorney.
Another top filly for Reeves family Stanthorpe's Reeves family is noted for breeding top fillies and mares and look to have another one in Kisukano who runs at Eagle Farm.
No ear muffs for Verry Elleegant in Apollo Trainer Chris Waller has made a gear change to dual Group One winner Verry Elleegant as he bids to help the mare recapture her former brilliance.
Snitch gets chance from inside barrier Snitch has had a disappointing campaign but trainer Tony Gollan believes the inside barrier can help him return to form at Eagle Farm.
Light Fingers a taste test for Sangria Sangria will face her sternest test when she takes on Group One performers including Libertini and Flit in the Group Two Light Fingers Stakes at Randwick.
Cruze returns to favourite distance Talented gelding Cruze will be given the chance to improve on his stellar record around the Eagle Farm 1400m circuit.
Cup-winning trainer's cruelty case moved A Melbourne Cup-winning trainer and three others accused of torturing horses and corrupt betting have had their case moved out of Melbourne.
Rubisaki rules in Inglis Sprint When Joe O’Neill from Prime Thoroughbreds attended the 2018 Classic Yearling Sale – the first ever sale at Riverside stables – he did so with a cunning plan.
Wet weather forces race transfers The first heat of the Country Championships will now be run at Moruya with the Nowra track unsuitable for racing because of heavy rain.
Greyhound virus not linked to humans The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has emphasised the sickness which has hit the state's greyhound industry is not linked to human coronavirus.
Big crowd anticipated on Buchan Cup day Just weeks after the track in Canni Creek was impacted by bushfire, the 133rd Buchan Cup is set to be held with six races on the picnic race program.
Sharp Pretty Brazen ready for Vanity A sharp jump-out over 800m has Calvin McEvoy looking forward to the autumn return of Pretty Brazen in The Vanity at Flemington.
Clark confident Ruby can shine this autumn Jockey Tim Clark will chase a third successive victory in the Triscay Stakes at Randwick when he reunites with bonny mare Reelem In Ruby.
Key gear changes for Forster pair at Farm Trainer Desleigh Forster has made key changes to race-day gear on two of her horses as she bids to continue her recent run of success at Eagle Farm.
Moody aims for return on a smaller scale Peter Moody does not want to be the big commercial trainer he once was, preferring to keep numbers to a manageable level in new Pakenham stables.
Relaxed Akari ready for Light Fingers test After posting back-to-back stakes wins in the spring, Akari has earned herself a tilt at the better fillies in the Light Fingers Stakes at Randwick.
Plate holds key to Dame's Slipper path One of the leading Golden Slipper fancies, Dame Giselle makes her autumn return at Randwick with her trainers saying she must run regardless of the wet track.
Alligator Blood on song for Melbourne Popular Queensland gelding Alligator Blood has already won the Magic Millions Guineas to start the year and has three feature race targets in Melbourne.
Xerri makes debut at Eagle Farm Xerri, an expensive colt named after a top rugby league player, will make his debut at Eagle Farm.
Cummings in two minds with Alizee in wet The likelihood of a heavy track at Randwick has prompted James Cummings to reconsider Apollo Stakes plans for class mare Alizee.
Straight track experience to aid Tofane Tofane will get further valuable straight-track experience in the Lightning Stakes ahead of her autumn target, the Newmarket Handicap.
Freedmans chasing more juvenile glory A softer barrier draw could prove a decisive factor when stakes-placed juvenile Ticket To Ride bids to break her maiden at Randwick.
Eagle Farm holding up well despite rain The Brisbane Racing Club is confident the Eagle Farm racetrack will be rated soft for the week's main meeting and could get to good despite torrential rain.
Eric The Eel on Sydney 3yo crown trail The promising Eric The Eel will begin his quest for the Sydney autumn Group One three-year-old triple crown when he resumes at Eagle Farm.
Slow Hands in switch to Eagle Farm The washed-out meeting at Doomben means promising stayer Slow Hands will instead run at Eagle Farm.
More rain causes cancellation of Doomben Further rain in Brisbane has soaked the Doomben track and forced the cancellation of racing.
Consolation double for Busuttin and Young A Sandown double has helped ease the pain of Larimer Street's defeat in the Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm for Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young.
Bright future tipped for 2YO Cloudbreaker Cloudbreaker has broken through for her maiden city success at Sandown with the Lindsay Park stable now looking at autumn black-type options for the filly.
Three jockeys suspended at Warwick Farm Tommy Berry will miss important carnival assignments unless he is successful in an appeal against a ban for failing to ride a horse out to the line.
Stakes test for Katalin in Flemington G3 Unbeaten Godolphin-owned filly Katalin has earned a step up to stakes company in the Group Three The Vanity at Flemington after two wins in NSW.
Despatch ready for tough Lightning test Co-trainer Calvin McEvoy is under no illusion about the task confronting Despatch in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Dalasan ready for C S Hayes Stakes clash South Australian colt Dalasan will be among the Australian Guineas contenders who clash in what shapes as an exciting C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Avdulla's luck turns for better on Gaulois Consistent Godolphin gelding Gaulois has earned a shot at the Newcastle Newmarket, claiming the scalp of Shared Ambition at Warwick Farm.
Egan grabs rich win amid busy schedule Jockey Billy Egan has been rewarded for keeping a hectic schedule, plundering a $1 million race in Sydney just hours before he is due to ride in Melbourne.
Marquand's starring role in $2m Millennium Visiting English rider Tom Marquand has revealed plans to return to Sydney during the autumn after winning the Inglis Millennium on Prime Star.
Clapper returns for another Apollo mission The possibility of a heavy track is trainer Pat Webster's only sticking point ahead of the return of Happy Clapper at Randwick.
Futurity Stakes next target for Super Seth Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth will have his next start in the Group One Futurity Stakes against older horses at weight-for-age at Caulfield.
Rothfire left to carry Heathcote's hopes Trainer Robert Heathcote has been forced to look elsewhere with one stable star and will rely on two-year-old Rothfire at Eagle Farm.
Early-morning inspection for Doomben track Racing Queensland stewards will make a raceday decision on the fate of the Doomben meeting.
Field of seven for the Group One Lightning A field of seven has been declared for the Group One Black Caviar Lightning at Flemington including Nature Strip, Redzel and Loving Gaby.
Tiger Roll only 50-50 for third National Tiger Roll is only 50-50 to bid for a third Grand National win with his owners unhappy with the weight he will have to carry.
Black Caviar to attend Lightning Stakes Retires champion Black Caviar will make a rare racetrack appearance when she is paraded before the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Williams loves Gaby ahead of return Jockey Craig Williams is looking forward to re-uniting with Loving Gaby when she returns in the Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Tough going for Vic racing participants Expansion of the racing week in Victoria has led to calls for an earlier finish to night meetings to lessen the burden on racing participants.
Pam Cornish dies after long illness Prominent thoroughbred owner and breeder Pam Cornish has died in Sydney after a long illness.
Werther to live out retirement in NZ Former Hong Kong champion Werther will spend his days in New Zealand where he was born after the recurrence of a leg injury.
Imperial Lad after Guineas run via Sandown The John Moloney-trained Imperial Lad will put his Australian Guineas credentials on the line when he runs in a midweek benchmark race at Sandown.
Doubt lingers over Warwick Farm meeting Further rain in Sydney could disrupt the Warwick Farm meeting and the rescheduled $2 million Inglis Millennium.
Deep Field colt tops Classic sale so far The Inglis Classic sale continues in Sydney with a Deep Field colt so far fetching the highest price of $380,000.
Tough test awaits Gytrash in G1 Lightning Unbeaten in two Flemington starts, South Australian sprinter Gytrash will be opposed to some quality sprinters when he resumes in the Lightning Stakes.
Libertini favourite for Light Fingers The Anthony Cummings-trained Libertini heads markets for the G2 Light Fingers at Randwick and is also favoured in the G1 Lightning Stakes at Flemington
Derby placegetter to resume in C S Hayes Soul Patch will take on some of the country's best three-year-olds when he makes his autumn return in the Group Three C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
QRIC clarifies use of prescribed drugs The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has clarified its stance on the use of pain killers and sleeping pills by jockeys.
Begg playing a waiting game with Mildred The Talindert Stakes at Flemington and the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield are the options Grahame Begg is considering for Mildred.
Happy Clapper ready for Apollo Stakes Popular veteran Happy Clapper heads the nominations for the Group Two Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Oakleigh Plate next for Free Of Debt After being in contention for a start in the $5 million All-Star Mile at Caulfield, Free Of Debt will instead be kept to sprint races this campaign.
Weather forces changes to racing in NSW Several changes have been made to racing in NSW after heavy rain and flooding in several areas.
Metro jockeys win at Rapid Racing meeting Just over 4000 people have attended the first Rapid Racing meeting at Flemington, with the metropolitan riders winning the jockeys' challenge.
Excess Funds resumes with Flemington win The Levi Kavanagh-trained Excess Funds has made a winning return in a benchmark race at Flemington in his first start since being gelded.
Decision still pending on Super Seth path Super Seth will be nominated for the C S Hayes Stakes but a decision whether he runs or waits for the Group One Futurity Stakes is yet to be made.
Holland wins Rapid Racing opening race The country jockeys side has dominated the early part of the Rapid Racing program at Flemington.
Shadow Hero on track for autumn targets Trainer Mark Newnham has mapped out a four-run Sydney campaign for Shadow Hero which includes three Group One races for three-year-olds.
Master Jamie is ready to take The Jewel Rockhampton sprinter Master Jamie will have the advantage of a weight drop from his Eagle Farm win to the $300,000 The Jewel.
Redzel on target for Lightning Stakes tilt Trainer Peter Snowden says veteran sprinter Redzel is primed for another campaign starting with the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Qld equine inquiry report near completion The report into equine welfare in Queensland could be released as early as this week.
Altior back in business at Newbury Altior has returned to the winner's list at Newbury after a shock defeat and is back on track for Cheltenham.
Sylvia's Mother gains important stakes win Sylvia's Mother has broken through for her maiden victory at stakes level, taking out the Group Three Bellmaine Stakes first-up at Caulfield.
Wide Caulfield course no problem for Siska Miss Siska has made a winning return to her autumn campaign taking out the Group Three TS Carlyon Stakes at Caulfield.
Patience pays dividends for New Universe The decision to save New Universe for an extra week paid off when the gelding scored a hard-fought win at Eagle Farm.
Alabama Express wins the G1 CF Orr Stakes Three-year-old colt Alabama Express has beaten the older horses to win the Group One CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield, defeating Fierce Impact and Kings Will Dream.
Oakleigh Plate-bound Anaheed wins first-up Three-year-old filly Anaheed has made a winning return against older horses in the Group Two Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield ahead of a planned Oakleigh Plate tilt.
Te Akau Shark claims first Group One win New Zealand star, Cox Plate placegetter Te Akau Shark, has claimed a Group One win in the BCD Sprint at Te Rapa.
Microphone storms home in Autumn Stakes Godolphin colt Microphone has bounced back to winning form in taking out the Group Two Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
Hanseatic cements Blue Diamond favouritism Hanseatic has firmed as favourite for the Blue Diamond Stakes after remaining unbeaten from three starts with an impressive win in a Prelude at Caulfield.
Edmonds hoping Vanna Girl is an Oaks filly Trainer Toby Edmonds hopes Vanna Girl can develop into an Oaks horse after her impressive win at Eagle Farm.
Twilighter set for bright staying future Talented mare Twilighter showed she was on the road to being a top stayer with her strong win at Eagle Farm.
Letzbeglam emerges as a Blue Diamond hope Letzbeglam has raced her way into Blue Diamond Stakes contention with a comprehensive victory in the fillies division of the Prelude at Caulfield.
Late bloomer Kuttamurra Al keeps winning Kuttamurra Al took 21 starts to a race win but has maintained his new form at Eagle Farm.
How Womantic graduates to stakes company How Womantic has notched her first black-type win in the Group Three Kevin Hayes Stakes at Caulfield to maintain an unbeaten start to her career.
Les Ross continues juvenile racing streak Trainer Les Ross has continued his domination of new year's two-year-old races with Hancora Field's win at Eagle Farm.
Freshen-up pays dividend for Ryan's Fender Following a disappointing display at Flemington, Ryan's Fender was given a brief break before returning to form with a hard-fought victory at Caulfield.
New group bid for horse welfare strategy An independent group from outside the racing and breeding industries will work towards developing a national strategy for horse welfare.
Feature races moved after Farm wash-out The $2 million Inglis Millennium has been added to the midweek Warwick Farm program following the postponement of Sydney racing because of the wet.
Japanese horse added to Aust Cup entries Japanese horse Suzuka Devious has been added to the Australian Cup entries after a clerical error meant he was left out of the original nominations.
Ringerdingding chasing G1 win in WFA Orr Multiple stakes winner Ringerdingding will be chasing an elusive Group One win in the C F Orr Stakes after an eye-catching return in the Australia Stakes.
Lees content to test youngsters in wet Kris Lees admits he has no guide on whether two-year-olds Fall On A Star and Snitzari will handle a heavy track but he is happy to roll the dice and find out.
Young expects Acting to sprint well fresh Co-trainer Natalie Young believes Acting can run a bold race first-up in the Kevin Hayes Stakes on her way to bigger targets during the autumn.
Refreshed Eastender on carnival trail Former Tasmanian star Eastender will bid to bring his Apple Isle form to Sydney this autumn with connections eyeing off some staying targets.
Forster's 2yos on trial for The Jewel The Desleigh Forster-trained two-year-olds Boom Spender and Soul Dancer are on trial for The Jewel when they run at Eagle Farm.
Cellsabeel still dominant Millennium pick Betting suggests Cellsabeel has a stranglehold on the Inglis Millennium and jockey Tommy Berry agrees, provided the filly takes her place.
Rulership to put Diamond hopes on show After an impressive win on debut at Randwick, promising colt Rulership will be out to stamp his Blue Diamond credentials in the Prelude at Caulfield.
McDonald to ride Catalyst in C S Hayes James McDonald will replace the suspended Damian Lane in his first Melbourne start in the C S Hayes Stakes.
Silvera has chance to break summer drought Silvera has had no luck in his summer campaign but faces a big drop in class when he runs in the Open Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Big wet no worries for Master Jamie A rain-affected track will not worry Master Jamie but a big weight has connections concerned ahead of his return at Eagle Farm.
Eagle Farm set to race despite heavy rain The new Eagle Farm racetrack is expected to show its recuperative powers by holding a meeting after 200mm of rain.
Facts and figures on the C F Orr Stakes A look at the Group One weight-for-age C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Rosehill ruled out, Farm a chance to race Racing NSW stewards have ruled out the possibility of moving the Inglis Millennium program to Rosehill but remain hopeful racing will proceed at Warwick Farm.
Benbatl wins dirt debut at Meydan Caulfield Stakes winner and Cox Plate runner-up Benbatl has made a winning debut on dirt at Meydan.
Rapid Racing set for Flemington racecourse VRC official Leigh Jordon is happy with the fields for the Rapid Racing meeting at Flemington which comprises seven straight races and a jockeys' challenge.
Band in doubt but stablemate ready to Run Kris Lees will keep an eye on the weather before deciding if three-year-old Regimental Band will resume at Warwick Farm.
Laming charged after Cup day inspection A Melbourne Cup day stable inspection that led to a horse being scratched has resulted in Richard Laming and two stablehands facing stewards charges.
Dunn to ride for Kangaroo Island appeal Bushfires have ravaged Kangaroo Island where Dwayne Dunn grew up with the jockey to donate his prize money from Rapid Racing day at Flemington.
Redzel tunes up for Lightning in trial Redzel has warmed up for his return in the Lightning Stakes with a barrier trial win at Randwick.
Fidelia makes autumn return at Caulfield Trainer Robbie Griffiths is hoping for a change of fortune during the autumn with Fidelia who makes her return at Caulfield.
Stewards on weather watch for Warwick Farm Racing officials admit they are at the mercy of nature as they continue to monitor Sydney's weather ahead of the scheduled meeting at Warwick Farm.
Lockwood on the attack at Eagle Farm Handy stayer Art Attack has been sold to a client of trainer Barry Lockwood and will take the first step to a northern Cups campaign.
Kemp sticks with Wishart at Eagle Farm Trainer Kevin Kemp has given apprentice Madeleine Wishart a chance to ride her first city winner on In Your Element at Eagle Farm.
Star three-year-olds set for Farm return Star Thoroughbreds will welcome back two high-class three-year-olds when Accession and Kubrick resume in separate races at Warwick Farm.
Begood Toya Mother ready for Orr challenge Trainer Daniel Bowman believes the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield will show whether his stable star Begood Toya Mother is a genuine top-level weight-for-age horse.
Paul Gillard new senior Gold Coast steward The experienced Paul Gillard will return from North Queensland to be the new senior steward on the Gold Coast.
Cummings finds a bright spark in Sunborn Edward Cummings will chase the biggest pay day of his fledgling career when he saddles up Sunborn in the $2 million Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm.
Bellissimi continues beautiful friendship Bellissimi Amici is expected to live up to her family reputation when she gets on the big Eagle Farm track.
Busuttin-Young chase Diamond Prelude wins The Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young stable is represented in both divisions of the Preludes at Caulfield as the youngsters chase Blue Diamond Stakes starts.
Kendrick to play key role at Eagle Farm Stable star Eric The Eel is near a comeback but trainer Stuart Kendrick will rely on another three-year-old Playthefield at Eagle Farm.
Kempton Racecourse saved from development Racing at Kempton could be assured for the foreseeable future after the Jockey Club submitted plans for a smaller-scale residential development on the estate.
Overweight Tilley suspended at Kilcoy Queensland's leading rider, Les Tilley, has been suspended for a week after being overweight for four rides at Kilcoy.
Doomben washed out by heavy rain The Doomben twilight meeting has been abandoned with more than 50mm of rain falling in three hours.
Ben Melham to take the reins on Dalasan Having chased the ride on Dalasan in the spring, Ben Melham is set to take the reins aboard the three-year-old for the remainder of his autumn campaign.
Autumn Stakes distance to suit Microphone Trainer James Cummings believes Microphone's Australia Stakes performance indicated the colt would be better suited stepping up to 1400m in the Autumn Stakes.
Ex-radio announcer trains Kilcoy winner Former leading Brisbane breakfast show announcer Kim Mothershaw continued his good run as a racehorse trainer with a winner at Kilcoy.
Rosehill on stand-by for Farm meeting Racing NSW stewards have Rosehill as a contingency plan if Warwick Farm becomes too wet to host the Inglis Millennium meeting.
Pandemic heads Godolphin G3 Eskimo trio Pandemic heads the Eskimo Prince Stakes market ahead of his fellow Godolphin runners Kiamichi and Chenier.
Griffiths duo chase Diamond run in Prelude Stablemates Glenfiddich and Mysterious Art will run at Caulfield in a bid to enhance their claims for a Blue Diamond Stakes start.
Alligator Blood set for Melbourne showdown Queensland three-year-old Alligator Blood has arrived in Melbourne to continue preparations towards his next start in the CS Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Orr Stakes first-up tilt for Mirage Dancer Mirage Dancer will be racing at a distance shorter than 2000m for only the second time when he runs first-up in the CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Te Akau gearing up for Australian assault Te Akau Racing's leading autumn contenders are on target for their Australian assignments including Te Akau Shark who runs at Te Rapa.
Bold Star out to step up again in Rubiton Listed Kensington Stakes winner Bold Star will be given the chance to step up again when he runs in a Group Two race for the first time in the Rubiton Stakes.
Larimer Street set to strike in Millennium Melbourne visitor Larimer Street has drawn the inside alley for the Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm.
Bodega Negra wants wet track for 100th run Trainer Bruce Hill is hoping Bodega Negra will get a wet track when the gelding lines up for his 100th start at Eagle Farm.
Orr Stakes lures field of 12 at Caulfield Six Group One winners are among a field of 12 that are set to do battle in the CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Female riders dominate Kilcoy jockey ranks Twice as many women jockeys than men were booked to ride at Kilcoy on the Queensland provincial circuit, causing accommodation issues.
British trainer Robert Alner dies Tributes have flowed for retired British trainer Robert Alner and jockey James Banks who have died on the same day.
Xilong set for her return in Inglis Sprint Xilong is set to resume in the Inglis Sprint at Warwick Farm with co-trainer Tony McEvoy saying a possible heavy track is the unknown factor.
Hey Doc chasing first Caulfield win in Orr Trainer Tony McEvoy is hoping Hey Doc can claim his first Caulfield win when he steps up to 1400 metres in the Group One C F Orr Stakes.
Payne duo set to go after Cranbourne trial Michelle and Stevie Payne are set to hit the race track again with a two-year-old gelding named Stevie who has had a barrier trial at Cranbourne.
Maher delighted with Jameka's brother Grandslam's placing in a Cranbourne barrier trial has filled his trainer Ciaron Maher with confidence for the future.
How a racing fraudster's scam unravelled The unravelling of fallen racing identity Bill Vlahos' multi-million dollar betting scam has been detailed to a Melbourne court.
Futurity then All-Star Mile for Kolding Trainer Chris Waller is planning to run four-year-old Kolding in the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield leading into the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Cellsabeel draws five in $2m Millennium Cellsabeel has drawn barrier five in the $2 million Inglis Millennium for two-year-olds at Warwick Farm.
Churchill Downs to use new starting gate Churchill Downs will have a new Australian designed and made 20-gate starting stall in place for the Kentucky Derby.
Yendall to ride Time To Reign in Rubiton Dean Yendall has been booked to ride Time To Reign when he returns to Melbourne for the Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
Fierce Impact ready for C F Orr challenge A recent gallop at Canterbury has trainer Matthew Smith confident dual Group One winner Fierce Impact is in good order ahead of the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Nature Strip flies in barrier trial Nature Strip has tuned up for the Lightning Stakes with a barrier trial win at Warwick Farm.
Riders cleared after Australia Stakes fall Racing Victoria stewards have taken no action against any jockey after an inquiry into the fall in the Australia Stakes at The Valley.
Cellsabeel for Millennium at Warwick Farm Golden Slipper favourite Cellsabeel is all the rage for the $2 million Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm.
No All-Star Mile mount for Stephen Baster Former jockey Stephen Baster will not be coming out of retirement to ride Gold Fields in the second running of the All-Star Mile at Caulfield.
Jockey suspended for using modified spurs Country Queensland jockey Joshua King has been suspended for a month after stewards found he used modified spurs in a race at Dalby.
Vow And Declare set to trial at Cranbourne Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare will run in a barrier trial at Cranbourne as he moves closer to a race return.
Century of winners in sight for Gollan Tony Gollan has his eyes on becoming the first trainer to reach 100 Brisbane winners in a season after another double at Eagle Farm.
Mystic Journey to miss the All-Star Mile Trainer Adam Trinder is open to the idea of giving Mystic Journey a long spell after announcing the mare will miss the All-Star Mile at Caulfield.
Fabulous Faugheen digs deep to win Faugheen has brought the house down at Leopardstown as he rolled back the years with a thrilling victory in the Novice Chase.
No more for Yes Yes Yes after leg injury Star colt Yes Yes Yes has been retired immediately because of a leg injury and will stand at Coolmore Stud.
Alligator Blood ready to head to Melbourne Top Queensland three-year-old Alligator Blood has had a final public hit-out before heading to Melbourne, winning a Sunshine Coast trial.
Lindsay Park assembling Diamond arsenal With three runners already in contention for the Blue Diamond Stakes, Lindsay Park will look to add to that number in the Blue Diamond Preludes at Caulfield.
Group Two Light Fingers likely for Funstar Flight Stakes winner Funstar is likely to resume in the Light Fingers Stakes ahead of a Group One clash with New Zealand filly Probabeel.
Orr Stakes plan for Alabama Express Three-year-old colt Alabama Express is in line to take on the older horses at weight-for-age in the Group One C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Rubiton Stakes aim for Sartorial Splendor After missing out on a run at Caulfield, Sartorial Splendor is set to begin his campaign in the Rubiton Stakes at his home track.
Kilcoy turns back the clock The Kilcoy Race Club will turn the clock back when it hosts its first Wednesday meeting in 50 years.
Tom Marquand cleared of broken bones Tom Marquand has been cleared of any broken bones after a fall at Randwick but will need to pass a concussion test before he rides again.
Ben Looker suspended for a month Jockey Ben Looker has been suspended for a month after being found guilty of a handling charge at the Gold Coast.
Honeysuckle extends record at Leopardstown Honeysuckle has maintained her unbeaten record in the Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown ahead of Cheltenham.
Trainer Pascoe in first metropolitan win Trainer Troy Pascoe got his first city winner and apprentice Adin Thompson his first double when Mishani El Lobo won at Eagle Farm.
Fall mars winning day for jockey Marquand Jockey Tom Marquand has been sent to hospital for further tests after showing signs of concussion following a race fall at Randwick.
Jungle Edge provides Darose a career high Jade Darose has landed a career highlight when she piloted Jungle Edge to victory in the Listed WJ Adams Stakes at Caulfield.
Super Seth returns in style in G3 Manfred Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth has made an impressive return to win the Group Three Manfred Stakes in wet conditions at Caulfield.
Standout outguns Expressway Stakes rivals The Gerald Ryan-trained Standout has signalled he will be a sprinting force this autumn with an outstanding return to win the Expressway Stakes at Randwick.
Staying trip ideal for Bjorn Baker mare She's Ideel has stepped up to 2000 metres for the first time at Randwick and shown it is where her future lies.
Waller unveils G1 ambitions for Subpoenaed The well-backed Subpoenaed has made an impressive return to racing at Randwick and will be given her chance in better grade this autumn.
Just Benjamin digs deep for Caulfield win After a luckless Australian debut, Just Benjamin has led throughout to give connections a win in the Mal Seccull Handicap at Caulfield.
Mildred returns with Chairman's Stakes win The Grahame Begg-trained two-year-old Mildred has made a winning return to claim her second stakes win in the Group Three Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
Cool Chap completes big week for Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote completed a big week when Cool Chap made it successive wins at Eagle Farm.
Diamond Effort revels in wet at Caulfield The Clinton McDonald-trained Diamond Effort has lived up to her wet-track pedigree to score an effortless win at Caulfield.
Gresham ends a sequence of minor placings Trainer Chris Waller has continued his good run for the Star Thoroughbred syndicate with Gresham winning at Eagle Farm.
Maher makes clean sweep of juvenile races Co-trainer Ciaron Maher has an enviable arsenal of two-year-olds with Away Game and Prague cementing their respective Golden Slipper claims at Randwick.
Shalwa to concentrate on easy summer races Impressive Eagle Farm winner Shalwa will miss the winter to concentrate on easier summer races after her Eagle Farm win.
Heat, rain put stop to provincial meetings Oppressive heat has forced the Newcastle meeting to be called off before a race was run, while rain has ended the Kyneton meeting in Victoria.
Vaucluse Bay salutes again at Caulfield Vaucluse Bay has recorded back-to-back Caulfield victories with a well-judged front-running ride by Linda Meech.
Uncle Frank gives stable plenty of options Toowoomba trainer Steve Kirkwood has plenty of options with smart two-year-old Uncle Frank after the gelding won at Eagle Farm.
Nonconformist notches his first city win Progressive three-year-old gelding Nonconformist is set to get the chance in stakes company in the Group Two Autumn Classic after notching his first city win.
Everest winner in autumn training setback Star colt Yes Yes Yes will undergo veterinary tests to determine the extent of a leg injury which threatens his autumn preparation.
Rain predicted during Caulfield meeting Track manager Jason Kerr says Caulfield is in great condition heading into the Manfred Stakes meeting, but rain and possible storms are predicted on race day.
Small Caulfield line-up to suit Benjamin After a luckless Australian debut, European import Just Benjamin returns to Caulfield for the second time with a rise in distance to suit.
Races added to upcoming Victorian meetings Five races have been added to upcoming race programs across Victoria following a meeting at The Valley being called off because of excessive heat.
Yes Yes Yes to gallop at Randwick races Star three-year-old Yes Yes Yes is among a group of Chris Waller-trained horses to gallop between races at the Expressway meeting at Randwick.
Blinkers off Groundswell at Caulfield After racing in blinkers during his first two preparations, the well-related Groundswell will be without the headgear in his return at Caulfield.
Expressway start a Standout choice: Ryan Lightly raced pair Standout and Vegadaze will test the autumn carnival waters when they take on proven performers Alizee and Kolding at Randwick.
Humma Humma tunes up for busy campaign Trainer John McArdle has the Group One Oakleigh Plate in his sights for Humma Humma, who begind her campaign in the W J Adams Stakes at Caulfield.
Firm track set to suit Godolphin filly Godolphin will have a hand in each of the two-year-old races at Randwick with In Flanders in the Widden Stakes and Gravina in the Canonbury.
Stronger Ideas Man set for G3 Chairman's Co-trainer David Eustace says Inglis Banner winner Ideas Man has strengthened since the spring as the colt prepares to return in the Chairman's Stakes.
Sovereign Nation at his best for return Trainer Matt Dunn believes former Melbourne horse Sovereign Nation is ready to win his first race in Queensland at Eagle Farm.
River Bird on trial for black-type test Trainer Jason Coyle will give River Bird the chance to prove her worthiness for a stakes assignment when she takes on a handy field at Randwick.
Glen Ord set for open company debut Consistent gelding Glen Ord boasts unconventional bloodlines but is ready to take on open company for the first time at Eagle Farm.
Premiership leaders suspended at Doomben Ryan Maloney and Baylee Nothdurft have hit the lead in the Brisbane premiership but both have been suspended at Doomben.
Japanese horse favourite for QE Stakes Japanese horse Danon Premium has been introduced to the Queen Elizabeth Stakes market as favourite.
Arc-winning rider Boudot denies rape Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe-winning jockey Pierre-Charles Boudot has strongly denied allegations of rape made against him.
Allen taken to hospital after Doomben fall Jockey Anthony Allen has been taken to hospital for observation and tests after being dislodged from Basanite in a race at Doomben.
New Group One harness race for Queensland Racing Queensland hopes to attract some of Australasia's best three and four-year-old harness racing talent with the introduction of a new race.
Valley meeting called off because of heat With temperatures tipped to exceed 40 degrees in Melbourne, officials have abandoned a race meeting scheduled for The Valley.
Emerald Kingdom shows his class at Doomben Emerald Kingdom has lived up to his rating as one of Queensland's most promising horses with his fourth successive win.
Wait right for Star Of Michelin Trainer Stuart Kendrick's patient approach with promising three-year-old Star Of Michelin looks set to pay off at Eagle Farm.
Royal Celebration to make Randwick return Lightly raced gelding Royal Celebration will take the first step to reigniting his career when he returns from a lengthy lay-off at Randwick.
Manfred return for quality colt Dalasan Exciting colt Dalasan will be out to maintain an unblemished first-up record when he begins his latest campaign in the Group Three Manfred Stakes at Caulfield.
Coyle hoping for Expressway Whitewash Intent on following an established pattern of success, connections of White Moss have given the mare a lengthy break and focused her energy on the autumn.
Progressive Nonconformist chasing city win Nonconformist broke his maiden in style at Pakenham in his third career start and will be out to take another step up when he runs at Caulfield over 1600m.
Tempo crucial for Cruze at Eagle Farm Trainer Barry Lockwood is confident Cruze can successfully drop back to 1200m at Eagle Farm and is hoping there is early pace in his race.
Miss Leonidas ripe for Caulfield return Trainer Shaun Dwyer is confident of a forward first-up run from Miss Leonidas despite the mare carrying equal top weight in the W J Adams Stakes at Caulfield.
Fate intervenes for Benfica Princess Benfica Princess heads to Eagle Farm after some luck in travelling helped her win her last start at Warwick.
Mornington Cup on radar for import Aktau After making a winning start to his Australian career at Flemington, lightly raced import Aktau is set for his second Melbourne appearance at Caulfield.
Widden a Slipper cash grab for MM winner Magic Millions winner Away Game will be out to secure her place in the Golden Slipper when she heads a small but talented Widden Stakes field.
Another win Looming Large for Tony Gollan Trainer Tony Gollan has a long history with the family of two-year-old Looming Large who makes his debut at Eagle Farm.
Alligator Blood to trial at Sunshine Coast Star Queensland three-year-old Alligator Blood will have a final public trial at the Sunshine Coast before heading to Melbourne.
Waller confirms Royal plans for sprinters Chris Waller'-trained star sprinters Yes Yes Yes and Nature Strip will clash first-up in the Lightning Stakes ahead of Royal Ascot campaigns.
Race is on for a start in the Blue Diamond Another batch of two-year-olds will press their claims for a start in the Blue Diamond Stakes when they line up in the Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
Stamina test for New Universe at Farm The Chris Waller-trained New Universe will be having his first test beyond 1600m when he tackles an Open Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Sizing John out for the rest of the season Star Irish jumper Sizing John has been ruled out for the rest of the season after suffering another injury setback.
Snowden yard with large number in Slipper Snowden Racing has the largest number of two-year-olds left in contention for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Cup winner impresses Williams at Geelong Craig Williams has made a special trip to Geelong to partner Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare in a gallop between races.
Stakes test looms for juvenile Letzbeglam After winning comfortably on debut at Werribee, Letzbeglam is set for her first black-type test in the Group Three Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
QRIC declines Danny Nikolic application QRIC has declined an application by former jockey Danny Nikolic for a licence to ride in Queensland.
Racing bushfire appeal funds on their way The Australian Turf Club will begin distributing funds immediately from its bushfire appeal which is ongoing.
Mighty incentive awaits injured Harrison Injured jockey Tegan Harrison has another reason to return to riding after her partner's horse Mighty Mitterrand won at the Gold Coast.
Vegadaze to be a presence in Expressway Late entry Vegadaze is not in the Group Two Expressway Stakes to make up the numbers with trainer Anthony Cummings keen to get him up and running.
Ninety 2YOs pay up for Blue Diamond Stakes Blue Diamond Preview winners Hanseatic and A Beautiful Night are among 90 juveniles paid up for at the third acceptance stage for the Group One Blue Diamond.
Oakleigh Plate target again for Bons Away Having finished fifth and fourth respectively in the past two Oakleigh Plates, Bons Away is again being aimed towards the Group One sprint at Caulfield.
Nick Ryan on weather watch for stable star Trainer Nick Ryan has two options for Express Pass with the weather holding the key to the colt's return to racing.
BRC wants full meetings schedule restored The Brisbane Racing Club wants to have 80 meetings next season, restoring it to pre-renovations numbers.
Manaya searching for more stakes success Gold Coast mare Manaya will be given a chance to earn more black-type if she races well at Eagle Farm.
Rosehill meeting transferred to Randwick A forecast for extreme heat in Sydney's west has prompted officials to move the Expressway Stakes meeting from Rosehill to Randwick.
Surgery for Vorster following Valley fall Doctors have decided the best course of action for Barend Vorster's fractured collarbone is to undergo surgery.
Kolding added to Expressway entries Star four-year-old Kolding is one of four late nominations for the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Rosehill with defending titleholder Alizee favourite.
Free Of Debt ready for Caulfield return The Group Three Manfred Stakes at Caulfield heralds the return of last year's Blue Diamond Stakes placegetter Free Of Debt after a 10-month absence.
Ball Of Muscle nearing return with Pride Joe Pride hopes veteran sprinter Ball Of Muscle can reap more stakes success but is wary of the three-year-old crop.
Earlier start for Stony Creek race meeting The expected hot weather in South Gippsland has resulted in an earlier start and finish for the Stony Creek meeting.
Zahra to replace Rawiller aboard Rulership After guiding Rulership to an easy debut victory at Randwick, Nash Rawiller has been replaced by Mark Zahra in the colt's upcoming Melbourne races.
Bivouac, Kiamichi win trials at Rosehill Godolphin's Bivouac and Kiamichi have starred at the Rosehill barrier trials ahead of their autumn campaigns.
Heathcote puts health scare behind him Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote has returned to track work and the barrier trials four days after undergoing heart surgery.
Ellis buys top lot on 2nd day of Karaka Te Akau's David Ellis has paid the top price on the second day of the Karaka Yearling Sale of $875,000 for a Savabeel colt.
Chairman's Stakes return for Mildred After making her mark in Melbourne's first two-year-old races of the season, Mildred is set to begin her second campaign in the Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
Welcome Listed win for Adam Hyeronimus Adam Hyeronimus has returned to the winner's list after a lengthy injury break aboard Taikomochi for major supporters Tulloch Lodge in the Australlia Day Cup.
Bright future predicted for Ellis Park Trainer Mark Kavanagh has labelled Ellis Park the real deal after the three-year-old gelding made a winning start to his career in a Sandown maiden.
Pretty Brazen pleases in Sandown gallop Pretty Brazen has been taken to the scene of her Sandown Guineas victory for a race day gallop in preparation for her return in The Vanity at Flemington.
Sense Of Honour impresses in Sandown debut Two-year-old filly Sense Of Honour has made an impressive start to her career with a three-length victory over 1200m at Sandown.
Damian Lane booked for Catalyst in Melb Star Australian jockey Damian Lane has been booked to ride New Zealander Catalyst in his upcoming Melbourne campaign.
Alizee heads entries for G2 Expressway Star mare Alizee heads seven nominations in her bid to defend the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
Cosmic Gossip adds interest to The Jewel Impressive filly Cosmic Gossip has added interest in the QTIS 2YO The Jewel with her win in the Sunshine Coast Classic.
Mikiko Nakao joins dual licence ranks Queensland jockey Mikiko Nakao is set to have her first runner as a dual licence holder at Doomben.
BRC chairman Neville Bell awarded OAM Brisbane Racing Club Chairman Neville Bell has been awarded an OAM in the Australia Day honours.
Pierro colt tops Karaka sale Day One A colt by Pierro has topped the first session of New Zealand's Karaka Yearling sale at $900,000.
Moody confirms plan for training return Peter Moody has ended speculation and confirmed his plans to return to the Victorian training ranks.
No blinkers for Catalyst in C S Hayes Trainer Clayton Chipperfield says boom New Zealand three-year-old Catalyst will not wear blinkers at Flemington.
Azuro in line for NZ trip for Auckland Cup Last-start Bagot Handicap placegetter Azuro has his next start in the Australia Day Cup at Warwick Farm before a planned New Zealand trip for the Auckland Cup.
Manfred Stakes return for Super Seth Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth is set to begin his campaign in the Manfred Stakes on a path towards the Australian Guineas.
Sandown return for stakes-placed 2yo filly Two-year-old filly Queen Of Rocks, who was placed in the Debutant Stakes at her only start, will begin her latest campaign over 1200m at Sandown.
Two jockeys suspended at Sunshine Coast Brad Stewart and Boris Thornton have both been suspended for winning rides at the Sunshine Coast.
Trainer launches appeals after suspension A Queensland country trainer and his stablehand wife have appealed three-month suspensions for giving false evidence regarding the welfare of a horse.
Restricted Hong Kong racing to go ahead The Chinese New Year race meeting at Sha Tin will go ahead with restrictions imposed because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Winning Ways to become broodmare Queensland Horse Of The Year, Oaks winner Winning Ways, has been sold and sent to Europe to be served by Kingman.
Star filly Probabeel in rich Karaka double Probabeel has completed the Karaka Million 2YO and 3YO double and set herself up for a return to Sydney for a Group One race.
Luck goes Steve O'Dea's way in Listed Cup Trainer Steve O'Dea finally had some luck during the summer carnival when Scallopini won the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Pandemic overwhelms rivals in first-up win Godolphin three-year-old Pandemic appears set for a lucrative campaign after returning with a promising win at Randwick.
Morvada claims Listed John Dillon Stakes The Peter Jolly-trained Morvada has reversed a last-start loss to beat Yulong January in the John Dillon Stakes to end the latter's summer winning sequence.
Cool Aza Beel wins Karaka 2YO for Te Akau Cool Aza Beel has given Te Akau Racing a fourth consecutive win in New Zealand's richest two-year-old race, the Karaka Million at Ellerslie.
Cunningham celebrates first stakes success Trainer Clare Cunningham has notched an important career milestone at Randwick, winning her first stakes race with Cradle Mountain.
Grey Missile breaks metropolitan maiden Top country galloper Grey Missile has led all the way to win his first metropolitan-class race at the Sunshine Coast.
Catalyst overcomes slow start in Group 3 New Zealand's star three-year-old Catalyst has overcome a slow start to win at Ellerslie and confirm his standing as a leading Australian Guineas contender.
Import Mugatoo in winning Australian debut English import Mugatoo has made an immediate impact at his Sydney debut, landing an impressive win over in-form frontrunner Man Of Peace.
Just Orm win a family affair for Gollan Trainer Tony Gollan was popular with several of the women in his family when the horse they own Just Orm won at the Sunshine Coast.
A Beautiful Night, Hanseatic win Previews Hanseatic and A Beautiful Night have taken out the respective Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield, with Hanseatic firming as Blue Diamond favourite.
Highways lead to Country Championships Mr Wong and Hellenism have stamped their credentials for the Country Championships with victories in Highway Handicaps at Randwick.
Kendrick has 50,000 extra reasons to smile Promising filly Cosmic Gossip has picked up a $50,000 bonus by winning the Sunshine Coast Classic.
Hanseatic impresses in stylish Preview win Exciting colt Hanseatic has shown he is on target for the Group One Blue Diamond with a dominant win in the colts and geldings Preview to remain unbeaten.
Vorster breaks collarbone in Valley fall Jockey Barend Vorster has broken his collarbone in a fall in the Australia Stakes at the Valley.
Mayfield-Smith back in racing spotlight Touchy mare Sunny St Cloud has put a smile on the face of trainer Lawrie Mayfield-Smith with her win at the Sunshine Coast.
Rulership in blazing start to Diamond bid Rulership has confirmed plans for a Blue Diamond campaign but it is back to the drawing board for stablemate Mount Fuji.
Promising Torrens keeps unbeaten record Trainer Ethan Ensby's pleas to keep stayer Torrens in Australia continued to pay dividends at the Sunshine Coast.
Score finishes strongly in Caulfield win The John Sadler-trained filly Score has made it back-to-back wins this preparation, sprinting past her rivals from last to win over 1100m at Caulfield.
Nikolic hoax quickly exposed The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission's close monitoring of social media has enabled it to quickly refute a false claim about former jockey Danny Nikolic.
Fall mars Australia Stakes at The Valley Well-performed seven-year-old gelding Scales Of Justice has won an incident-marred Group Two Australia Stakes at The Valley.
Natalie McCall looks to home track double Caloundra trainer Natalie McCall has a chance at a home track double with Spectroscope and Better Ethics at the Sunshine Coast.
Bricks And Mortar in Eclipse Awards sweep Bricks And Mortar has swept all his elgible categories in the US Eclipse Horse of the Year awards.
Doomben 10,000 in world's top 100 races Racing Queensland believes a decision to increase prize money for the Doomben 10,000 has been vindicated with the race named in the world's top 100.
Freedman hopes filly is the winning Ticket Ticket To Ride has shown early-season ability but faces a fresh test at Randwick against a largely unraced field of two-year-olds.
Raceday to raise money for fire assistance The ATC and Racing NSW have joined to raise funds at Randwick for rural communities and those caring for livestock and other animals.
Godolphin pair among strong book for Berry Top jockey Tommy Berry will join forces with Godolphin for two key rides including Gaulois in the feature Carrington Stakes at Randwick.
Yulong January aims for fifth straight win Co-trainer Ciaron Maher is confident Yulong January is up for the challenge in the John Dillon Stakes when the in-form gelding chases his fifth straight win.
Ringo ready to rock again at the Coast Comeback sprinter Ringo's A Rockstar is ready to improve on his excellent strike rate at the Sunshine Coast.
Marquand takes lessons from Solo ride Co-trainer Peter Snowden is looking for a sweet ride from Tom Marquand to help Napoleon Solo turn the tables on Man Of Peace at Randwick.
Griffiths to test juveniles in Previews Trainer Robbie Griffiths will have two runners in each Blue Diamond Preview and says their performances will determine whether they press on in the series.
Niccanova poised for summer feature treble Toowoomba galloper Niccanova's track work indicates he can win his third stakes race for the summer at the Sunshine Coast.
Jockeys Trust raises funds for wildlife The annual National Jockeys Trust cricket match held in Melbourne has raised funds for wildlife and livestock affected by bushfires.
Equilateral notches win in Dubai Equilateral has put his name in the hat for top sprint honours with an impressive performance to win the Dubai Dash Listed Handicap at Meydan.
Nine Sydney races rank in world's top 100 The Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Doncaster Mile are among nine Sydney races ranked among the top 100 highest-rated races in the world.
No royal treatment for regally bred colts Peter Snowden cannot split expensive colts Mount Fuji and Rulership as the stablemates prepare for a debut clash at Randwick.
Boom Spender stays home for first win Trainer Desleigh Forster's unwillingness to risk a weekend traffic jam has paid off with promising two-year-old Boom Spender's win at Doomben.
O'Dea overdue for change of luck in Cup Trainer Steve O'Dea is enjoying a successful season but is overdue for some feature race luck with Scallopini in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Metro and country hoops set for challenge A new seven-race Sunday twilight meeting at Flemington featuring straight racing will include a jockeys' challenge between a metropolitan and a country team.
Cummings confident outsider can surprise He will saddle up the rank outsider in the two-year-old race at Randwick but Anthony Cummings says Fayerra will not be out of her depth.
Lad set to go the distance in stakes test Last-start winner Southern Lad can book himself a winter carnival campaign in Brisbane if he measures up in the Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick.
Ziemba to continue family tradition Promising Ziemba has a proud heritage to live up to when he runs in a three-year-old handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Oaks winner to have Flemington jump-out VRC Oaks winner Miami Bound is scheduled to have a jump-out at Flemington as she prepares for another Classic campaign.
Sir Elton on song for tough Randwick test After initially hoping for a softer first-up assignment for Sir Elton, Adam Duggan is happy to take on some smart horses with his progressive sprinter.
Thornton's claim to assist Just Orm Star apprentice Stephanie Thornton's claim is expected to help Just Orm win his first open company race at the Sunshine Coast.
Maher with strong hand heading to Diamond Trainer Ciaron Maher hopes his stable's success in two-year-old races so far this season continues in the Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield.
River Racer set for another Coastal win Tough mare River Racer should strike her preferred soft track conditions in the Listed Sunshine Coast Cup.
Michael Hellyer to celebrate 600 winners Jockey Michael Hellyer has notched his 600th winner and hopes to celebrate with victory on Monsieur Gustave in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Happy Clapper pleases in barrier trial Happy Clapper has pleased trainer Pat Webster with a comfortable fourth in a Randwick trial behind the John Thompson-trained Sweet Deal.
Three-way tie for world's best racehorse Enable, Crystal Ocean and Waldgeist have been jointly named as the top-rated horses in the world for the past year.
Classy sprinter Osborne Bulls retired Godolphin has retired classy sprinter Osborne Bulls after a career that produced five Group One second placings.
Diamond favourite to step out in Preview Jockey Luke Currie is looking forward to the return of Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Hanseatic, who resumes in one of Previews at Caulfield.
Cartwright rides city double at Sandown Josh Cartwright has claimed a rewarding city double at Sandown with the jockey winning aboard Seafield Road and Hard 'N' Tough.
Gerald Ryan on a Mission at Randwick Trainer Gerald Ryan hopes for a better Saturday when he runs Albumin in the Listed Carrington Stakes and Mission River in the Two Year Old Handicap at Rosehill.
First positive in France to blood agent French authorities have detected the first positive test to synthetic blood doping agent ITPP in a racehorse.
Decision soon on Nikolic application A decision is expected within a fortnight on whether controversial jockey Danny Nikolic will be licensed to ride in Queensland.
Carrington start pending for Crack Me Up A decision is pending on Queenslander Crack Me Up's participation in the Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick, where he has won two black-type races.
Quality field for G2 WFA Australia Stakes The Group Two Australia Stakes at The Valley has attracted a quality nine-horse field that includes five individual Group One winners.
Australia for Harlech after Karaka 3YO Dual Group One runner-up Harlech is set to join the Australian arm of the Mike Moroney-Pam Gerard stable after the Karaka 3YO Classic at Ellerslie.
Alligator Blood to campaign in Melbourne Star Queensland three-year-old Alligator Blood will head to Melbourne for a three-run campaign including the Australian Guineas and All-Star Mile.
Nothdurft's claim a boost for Tarzan Trainer Stuart Kendrick has reverted to using apprentice Baylee Nothdurft to help Tarzan continue his great strike rate at the Sunshine Coast.
Queen Kay on Classic path to autumn reign Team Edmonds has a chance of taking a feature double with Queen Kay in the Classic and Tyzone and Crack Me Up in the Cup at the Sunshine Coast.
PRIME DISPATCH EDITION 260 I couldn’t be happier with the way Magic Millions week went. It was a great success with us securing six nice yearlings for $760,000. The average price for the sale was $247,000 so we did a very good job picking up the yearlings we did.
Johnson to have surgery on broken arm Champion British jumps jockey Richard Johnson is to have an operation on his broken right arm after a fall at Exeter but hopes to be back for Cheltenham.
Missile on track for All-Star Mile spot The Greg Eurell-trained Star Missile has polled well in early voting for the All-Star Mile with the four-year-old on track to claim a spot in the field.
Randwick or Sunshine Coast for some horses Track conditions will play a part with several runners nominated for both the Sunshine Coast Cup and the Carrington Stakes.
Streets Of Avalon to resume at Caulfield Streets Of Avalon will resume in the Listed John Dillon Stakes with trainer Shane Nichols believing it is a more suitable option than the Australia Stakes.
WFA aims for stronger Begood Toya Mother Trainer Daniel Bowman is preparing Group One winner Begood Toya Mother for weight-for-age sprints but is not committed to the All-Star Mile.
Not A Single Doubt retired from stud Arrowfield stallion Not A Single Doubt has been retired from stud duties because of a pulmonary problem which has not responded to treatment.
Eurell to test Paris Pike at Sandown Trainer Greg Eurell will get a better guide whether Paris Pike can head on a Guineas path after he runs in a maiden at Sandown.
Trittons to relocate to the United States Leading NSW harness racing duo Shane and Lauren Tritton are to relocate to the United States saying the local industry is not viable.
RQ makes race coverage a TV deal priority Racing Queensland has signalled an improved coverage of the state's meetings is a priority in new media rights discussions.
Nature Strip cruises to trial victory Star sprinter Nature Strip has shown his readiness for a race return with a comfortable barrier trial win at Warwick Farm.
Nominations released for Flemington G1s Nominations have been taken for three Flemington Group One races with 106 entries for the Australian Guineas, 67 in the Australian Cup and 60 for the Newmarket.
Sunlight back under saddle after surgery Royal Ascot remains a target for sprinter Sunlight who has started trotting again after having surgery to remove a chip to a splint bone.
Joe Pride hoping Superium can rebound Passage Of Time is among a large group of nominations for the Listed Carrington Stakes with trainer Joe Pride also hoping Superium will run in a support race.
Fresh among McNeil's chances at Caulfield Fresh impressed jockey Jye McNeil with her debut win at Geelong and he believes the two-year-old filly has improved heading into a tougher test at Caulfield.
Sibling rivalry in Sunshine Coast Cup Caloundra trainer Darryl Hansen will have siblings Pennino and Balboa Rocks chasing victory in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Australia Stakes attracts quality entries Six Group One winners are among the 14 nominations for the weight-for-age Group Two Australia Stakes at The Valley.
Star NZ 3yo Catalyst returns at Ellerslie Star New Zealand three-year-old Catalyst is ready to begin his next campaign with Australia on the agenda after he races at Ellerslie.
Guard Of Honour to confront Tarzan Talented sprinter Guard of Honour is set to take on track specialist Tarzan at the Sunshine Coast over 1000 metres.
Hey Doc on target for Australia Stakes Trainer Tony McEvoy is keen to take Hey Doc to Dubai for the Al Quoz Sprint but first the multiple Group One winner will run in feature races in Melbourne.
Soleseifei wins Wellington Cup for Lupton Soleseifei has claimed a memorable Wellington Cup win carrying the same colours as Kiwi almost four decades earlier.
Orr Stakes return likely for Mirage Dancer Trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young have mapped out a program for Caulfield Cup placegetter Mirage Dancer starting with the Group One C F Orr Stakes.
Master Jamie to chase big QTIS prize money Central Queensland sprinter Master Jamie has earned the chance to win big QTIS prize money with his Eagle Farm win.
Racing stars take to different turf Jockeys from around Australia will take to the field at Williamstown Oval for the annual charity cricket match against a Racing All-Stars side.
Star sprinters ready to step out in trial Chris Waller-trained sprinters Yes Yes Yes and Nature Strip are ready to step out in a Warwick Farm barrier trial to begin their campaigns.
Hanseatic to step out in Diamond Preview Stakes-winning colt Hanseatic is scheduled to make his return in the Blue Diamond Preview for colts and geldings at Caulfield.
Queensland jockeys title a close battle Queensland's metropolitan jockeys premiership is developing into one of the most closely contested in years.
Cup winner pleasing in autumn build-up Danny O'Brien is delighted with the way Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare is progressing in his early build-up towards his autumn campaign.
Silvera chases belated summer glory Talented grey Silvera will attempt to give trainer Tony Gollan another summer feature race win in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Heathcote wants best media rights deal Top trainer Robert Heathcote believes a better media rights deal is essential to continue the code's upward spiral in Queensland.
Defi Du Seuil beats Un De Sceaux at Ascot Defi Du Seuil has asserted his superiority over Un De Sceaux in the Clarence House Chase at Ascot.
Lord Von Costa delivers emotional win Seven-year-old gelding Lord Von Costa has notched his first win since 2016 at Flemington, having come back from two tendon injuries.
Bold Star narrowly wins Kensington Stakes Adelaide-based sprinter Bold Star has claimed his first stakes win with a narrow victory over Causeway Girl in the Listed Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Tim Clark to the fore with Rosehill double Tim Clark has been seen at his best on two front runners at Rosehill including Embracer for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.
Orr Stakes on radar for Alabama Express Trainer Mike Moroney is planning to run three-year-old Alabama Express in the Group One CF Orr Stakes after the colt made a winning return at Flemington.
Cool Chap breaks long winning drought Cool Chap has broken an 838-day exile from the winner's list with a victory in the Open Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Avantage wins Group One Telegraph Handicap New Zealand mare Avantage has overcome the widest barrier to beat dual winner Enzo's Lad in the Group One Telegraph at Trentham.
Lashes dashes in the wet at Rosehill Lashes has backed up her last-start victory with a wet track win at Rosehill while Enfleurage has franked the form with success of her own.
Personal impresses in Flemington win Two-year-old Personal has finished strongly to win in her second start at Flemington, with co-trainer David Hayes believing she's a filly with a bright future.
Thompson lands first Saturday metro winner Apprentice Adin Thompson has ridden his first Saturday metropolitan winner on promising gelding The Kingdom at Eagle Farm.
Romakash confirms staying future with win Trainer Matt Kropp has continued his good run with New Zealand-bred horses, with Romakash winning at Eagle Farm.
Heathcote bemused by Emerald Kingdom's win Trainer Robert Heathcote believes Eagle Farm winner Emerald Kingdom can develop into a topliner if his pre-race manners improve.
Cellsabeel stamps Golden Slipper claims Well bred filly Cellsabeel has stamped her credentials for the Golden Slipper with a comprehensive wet-track win at Rosehill.
Ross headed for big 2YO season Trainer Les Ross has indicated he would be a major force in two-year-old races this year, with Mishani Miss winning at Eagle Farm.
Gold Coast abandoned after deluge The Gold Coast Turf Club has been forced to abandon racing and also a phantom meeting because of rain.
Rain impacts NSW race meetings Rain has affected racing on the east coast with meetings called off in NSW and Queensland.
Flemington meeting scheduled to go ahead Racing officials have received a boost with the Kensington Stakes day program at Flemington set to proceed following an improved air quality forecast.
Officials predict heavy track for Rosehill The consistent and long-awaited rain falling in Sydney appears certain to result in a heavy track for the nine-race card at Rosehill.
Sears team chase more QTIS money at Farm Co-trainers Tony and Maddy Sears hope to continue their domination of the QTIS bonus races at Eagle Farm with Dark Son and Raging Pole.
Racehorse dies and another euthanised The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has confirmed a racehorse has died and another been euthanised at a property close to Brisbane.
Wet track a query for Baker's Bobby Dee Trainer Bjorn Baker knows he is taking a talented team of horses to Rosehill but he is less certain how a few of them will handle a wet track.
New tactics for Prioritise at Eagle Farm Trainer Steve Tregea has decided to try new tactics with Prioritise by dropping him back in distance and class at Eagle Farm.
Kensington Stakes return for My Pendant My Pendant is scheduled to return in the Listed Kensington Stakes and trainer Danny O'Brien expects her to be doing her best work late in the 1000m-race.
Old friends reunite through Fasano David Payne is hoping he has another nice horse on his hands for owner/breeder John Camilleri in lightly raced three-year-old Fasano.
Kalik can continue to disprove bloodlines In-form Kalik is bred to be a stayer but continues to show top class form as a three-year-old sprinter as he heads to Eagle Farm.
Button chasing a change of Brisbane luck Trainer Tom Button hopes a Mackay win by one of his horses is a pointer to a change of luck for another, Miss Lot Won, at Eagle Farm.
Suspended Orman can ride Niccanova in Cup In-form jockey Jim Orman will start a suspension after he rides Niccanova in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
MRC open to Everest slot again: Le Grand The Melbourne Racing Club will again have discussions with the Australian Turf Club over a slot in the $15 million Everest in Sydney.
Jye McNeil wins careless riding appeal Jockey Jye McNeil has won an appeal against a suspension incurred at Flemington in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Guineas aim for promising colt Banquo Stakes-winning colt Banquo will kick off his preparation in an 1100m-race at Flemington on a path towards the Australian Guineas.
Widdup soldiering on after tough break Brad Widdup figures the best advertisement for his stable is to train city winners and he hopes to do just that when he saddles up two runners at Rosehill.
Oisin Orr wins first Brisbane race Top Irish apprentice Oisin Orr has made a quick visit to Doomben to win his first Brisbane race on Mantelli for trainer Chris Waller.
Time To Reign set for Flemington return Trainer Gary Portelli has given Group-winning colt Time To Reign a solid build-up to have him ready for his long-awaited return in the Listed Kensington Stakes.
Avantage/Winter Bride Telegraph favs Australian mare Winter Bride and Avantage share favouritism for the Group One Telegraph at Trentham in New Zealand.
Baker down but not out after losing stars It has been a tough week for Bjorn Baker but far from dropping his bundle, the trainer remains on track for one of his most successful seasons.
Gollan after first 2YO win of the season Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan plans to be winning metropolitan two-year-old races in coming weeks starting with Mass Destruction at Eagle Farm.
Jockey Luke Dillon outed on scales charge Central Queensland jockey Luke Dillon has been suspended for a month for attempting to manipulate the scales at the Mackay TAB meeting.
Cellsabeel to kick off Slipper campaign Having caught the eye of co-trainer Ciaron Maher in the yearling barn, Cellsabeel is showing all the right signs to suggest she will deliver on the racetrack.
Emerald Kingdom's pre-race mood to improve Trainer Robert Heathcote expects Emerald Kingdom will be in a far better pre-race mood at Eagle Farm than he was at Doomben.
Futurity option for Mystic Journey return Trainer Adam Trinder has pinpointed the Futurity Stakes as a potential kick-off point for Mystic Journey who is recovering from a setback.
Norman hopes for a Lota luck at Eagle Farm Trainer Harold Norman has elected to miss the Ballina Cup with Lota Creek Gold to chase an open company win at Eagle Farm.
Thompson chases first Saturday metro win Promising apprentice Adin Thompson has eight rides as he chases his first Saturday metropolitan win at Eagle Farm.
RV chair against MRC Everest involvement Racing Victoria's chairman Brian Kruger says he is against the Melbourne Racing Club buying a slot for The Everest in Sydney.
Double to John O'Shea keeps roll going Randwick trainer John O'Shea has kept his winning momentum going with a double at Warwick Farm.
Microphone to head to G2 Australia Stakes Connections of three-year-old Microphone have opted to have to colt bypass the Listed Kensington Stakes and instead head to the Group Two Australia Stakes.
Star mare Mystic Journey suffers setback Trainer Adam Trinder has told Victorian stewards that star mare Mystic Journey needs treatment for a soft tissue infection in her leg.
Satorial Splendor to face first-up test Trainer John Sadler is keen to see what Sartorial Splendor can produce in the Listed Kensington Stakes, which will provide a guide to the rest of his campaign.
Six new clubs join Battle Of The Bush Racing Queensland has announced six new clubs will be introduced into the popular Battle Of The Bush series.
Return With Honour draws wide at Rosehill Promising colt Return With Honour is set to continue his Blue Diamond Stakes build-up at Rosehill with trainer Gerald Ryan keeping a weather watch.
RV adds race meeting at Werribee After three race meetings in Victoria have been abandoned in the past two days because of smoke haze, Racing Victoria has added a meeting at Werribee.
Winter Bride in good order for Telegraph Australian mare Winter Bride is looking to go one better than her second in the Railway when she runs in another NZ Group One sprint, The Telegraph.
BHA CEO Rust to stand down at year end Nick Rust will step down from his position as chief executive of the British Horseracing Authority at the end of the year.
Trainer sues over Justify drug test Bolt d'Oro trainer Mick Ruis is suing the California Horse Racing Board over Justify being declared winner of the Santa Anita Derby despite a failed drug test.
Mile votes to raise funds for fire relief Racing Victoria has pledged to donate $1 from every vote polled in the All-Star Mile to the Victorian bushfire appeal.
Injured jockey Cahill hopes to resume soon Injured jockey Michael Cahill hopes to get the all clear on his injured foot to resume riding soon.
Le Juge to benefit from class drop A big drop in class is expected to help Le Juge return to his prolific winning form at Eagle Farm.
Smoke haze affects Victorian racing Racing Victoria is looking at contingencies for the Kensington Stakes meeting if smoke haze continues to affect racing in the state.
Race morning decision on Caulfield meeting The smoke haze and air quality will be assessed before racing officials make a race morning decision whether meetings at Caulfield and Yarra Valley go ahead.
Dalasan to begin campaign at Caulfield Group-winning South Australian colt Dalasan has had a hit-out at Morphettville as he gears up for his return in Melbourne.
Kensington Stakes option for All Too Royal Christmas Stakes winner All Too Royal is likely to head to the Listed Kensington Stakes with a small field expected for the 1000m-race at Flemington.
Catalyst and Te Akau Shark trial in NZ Group One-winning three-year-old Catalyst and Cox Plate placegetter Te Akau Shark have finished first and second in a barrier trial in New Zealand.
Extended break for G1 winner Samadoubt Group One winner Samadoubt will be sidelined while he recovers from a strained tendon in a blow for the Bjorn Baker stable.
Joe Pride looking ahead to Rosehill Trainer Joe Pride is concentrating on his Sydney team after the disappointment of Superium's non-appearance in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Muntaseera on path towards Blue Diamond The Blue Diamond Stakes is the target for Muntaseera who has finished second in a Rosehill barrier trial in preparation for her return.
Enzo's Lad trying to win third Telegraph Global traveller Enzo's Lad is back home in New Zealand where he will try to win the Group One Telegraph for a third time at Trentham.
Champagne Cuddles recovering from injury Group One performer Champagne Cuddles is recuperating after being injured at the Gold Coast and will head to the breeding barn next season.
Werribee races abandoned because of haze Racing at Werribee in Victoria has been abandoned because of smoke haze from bushfires.
Super Seth building towards return Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth is scheduled to have one more jump-out before heading back to the races for a late summer and autumn campaign.
Kolding to trial ahead of autumn return Kolding, winner of the Epsom Handicap and Golden Eagle, will run in a Rosehill barrier trial ahead of his autumn campaign.
Kensington Stakes attracts quality colts Group One-winning colt Microphone and Silver Slipper winner Time To Reign figure among eight nominations for the Listed Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Rain predicted ahead of Rosehill meeting Dio D'Oro will run at Rosehill if the predicted rain comes while his trainer Gary Portelli is also looking forward to Time To Reign's return in Melbourne.
G1 Lightning on radar for Gytrash return Trainer Gordon Richards is happy with how Gytrash is progressing and has the Group One Lightning Stakes pencilled in for the promising sprinter's return.
Kendrick chases Millions consolation Caloundra trainer Stuart Kendrick plans to have three runners in the Magic Millions consolation, the Sunshine Coast Classic.
Jabali Ridge to head to Diamond Prelude Jabali Ridge is not among Blue Diamond entries but the Flemington winner is likely to run in the Prelude at his next start to press his claims for a late entry.
Melbourne no certainty for Alligator Blood Queensland's new superstar Alligator Blood heads markets for two major races but trainer David Vandyke will let the dust settle before committing to Melbourne.
Gollan dominates summer carnival Leading Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has exceeded his own expectations while dominating the Queensland summer carnival.
Ryan looking to Standout to deliver Trainer Gerald Ryan has been active at the Magic Millions sale and is also looking ahead with established colts Standout and Return With Honour.
Maher a fan of Millions women's bonus The Ciaron Maher stable has again been the beneficiary of the Magic Millions bonus for all-female syndicates.
James McDonald to ride Conqueror in NZ Sydney-based James McDonald has been booked to ride Conqueror in the Karaka Million 3YO Classic at Ellerslie.
The Candy Man headed towards the Doncaster Popular grey The Candy Man will have a break before being prepared for the Doncaster Mile in the Sydney autumn.
Gold Coast club handles extraordinary day The Gold Coast Turf Club is happy with the way it handled an extraordinary situation on Magic Millions day.
Nowra racing called off due to poor air Hazardous air quality as the result of bushfires has forced officials to call off the Nowra race meeting on the NSW South Coast.
Magic Millions Book One closes on a high The premium catalogue for the Magic Millions yearling sale at the Gold Coast has produced record trading.
Outback Barbie back to her best in MM QTIS Outback Barbie finally gained her moment to shine when she won the Magic Millions QTIS Open, completing a successful day for trainer Tony Gollan
McNeil stars with four Flemington winners In-form jockey Jye McNeil has ridden four winners on the Chester Manifold Stakes program at Flemington, including claiming the feature race on Amadeus.
Vega One ends summer campaign on high note Trainer Tony Gollan believes Vega One can deliver him an overdue win in the Stradbroke Handicap after winning the Magic Millions Cup.
Maher's Away Game is strong in MM Classic Away Game has stunned her more-fancied rivals and trainer Ciaron Maher with an upset win in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
Alligator Blood triumphs in MM 3YO Guineas Alligator Blood has overcame pre-race drama to score an easy win in the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Classique Legend could be Hong Kong bound A disappointed Les Bridge looks set to lose stable star Classique Legend to Hong Kong with the horse's owner keen to race the sprinter in his home country.
Marquand makes most of Sydney opportunity A budding star in the English riding ranks, Tom Marquand's skills were on display at Randwick where he rode a winning double for trainer John O'Shea.
Magic Millions three-peat for Invincibella Bonny mare Invincibella has created history in winning the Magic Millions Fillies and Mares for the third year in a row.
Apprentice Graham shines on metro stage Apprentice Cejay Graham has had an afternoon to remember at Randwick, landing her first Saturday city win aboard Man Of Peace.
Travelling Light shines in Levin Classic Travelling Light has dispensed with her male rivals to win the Group One Levin Classic for three-year-olds at Trentham.
Blazejowski scores in Flemington return Trainer Greg Eurell believes Blazejowski can take another step up this campaign after starting his preparation with a win in an open handicap at Flemington.
Luvaluva wins again to earn Group One shot Sydney-based trainer John Sargent is considering a Group One raid in his homeland of New Zealand after Luvaluva claimed another Cup win at Randwick.
Madam Rouge claims Magic Millions Snippets Chris Waller's judgment proved spot on when Madam Rouge scored a narrow win in the Magic Millions Snippets at the Gold Coast.
Motor accident causes Magic Millions delay A traffic accident on the Gold Coast Highway has forced stewards to change the starting times of races on Magic Millions day.
Primitivo shows who is boss at Gold Coast Glen Boss has again shown he is in great form with a pick-up ride on Primitivo who won the Magic Millions Trophy.
Rubisaki shows her class in Flemington win Promising filly Rubisaki has made it four wins from six starts with her second straight city win this preparation.
Etana back in form with Gold Coast victory Talented mare Etana will be aimed at the winter carnival after returning to winning form in the Magic Millions Quality at the Gold Coast.
Seib plans Country Championships Assault Trainer Danielle Seib will map out a path towards the Country Championships Final with Assault'N'Bathory after his surprise first-up win at Randwick.
He'll Haunt Us completes long-range plan He'll Haunt Us completed a long-range plan for trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr when he won the $250,000 Magic Millions Maiden.
Splintex to follow Group One autumn path Splintex has showed another string to his bow, coming from off the speed to land a determined win at Randwick.
Jabali Ridge races to Flemington 2YO win Two-year-old Jabali Ridge has formed part of an early two-state winning double for co-trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr, with his win at Flemington.
Profit ready for Alligator Blood rematch Three-year-old Profit has shown he is tough enough for any race conditions as he prepares for the Magic Millions Guineas.
Vega One Stradbroke bound after Millions Vega One will miss the Sydney autumn to chase the Group One Stradbroke Handicap in June no matter how well he runs in the Magic Millions Cup.
Cunningham's Mountain of concern over gate An awkward barrier draw combined with a tricky speed map have dented the confidence of Clare Cunningham ahead of Cradle Mountain's resumption.
Microphone on song in Flemington jump-out Group One-winning colt Microphone has continued preparations towards his return to racing, winning a jump-out at Flemington.
Toulon Brook to kick off Championships bid Trainer Kody Nestor believes the penny has finally dropped with bush sprinter Toulon Brook who is on a Country Championships path.
Waller chases Magic Millions records Champion trainer Chris Waller has Invincibella and Tumultuous chasing record third straight wins in Magic Millions races at the Gold Coast.
Ryan sends three-strong team to Randwick Gerald Ryan will saddle up a trio of runners at Randwick, including Omar who has undergone two rounds of surgery since he last raced.
Chapter And Verse to write own history Trainer Desleigh Forster will have her first million dollar earner if Chapter And Verse finishes in the top four in the Magic Millions QTIS race.
Blazejowski ready for Flemington return Trainer Greg Eurell is thrilled with how Blazejowski has been preparing for his return to racing and believes the gelding is ready to make an impact.
Diamond Thunder to shake up Guineas Trainer Mark Newnham is hoping the addition of blinkers can help Diamond Thunder upset dominant favourite Alligator Blood in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Jennings confident Luvaluva can win again Koby Jennings ended the year with a stakes win aboard Luvaluva and he hopes to start 2020 in a similar vein when he reunites with the mare in the January Cup.
Lady Banff in Millions mix for Matt Dunn Trainer Matt Dunn's affinity with the family of Lady Banff has convinced him she is a worthy contender in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Benbatl makes winning return at Meydan Multiple Group One winner Benbatl has outclassed his rivals on his return to action at Meydan in Dubai.
Richard Litt to train $1.9 million colt Emerging Sydney trainer Richard Litt will prepare a $1.9 million colt, the sale topper so far at the Magic Millions sale.
Heathcote hopes syndicate luck continues Robert Heathcote's treble at Doomben includes two horses raced by big syndicates and the trainer hopes the trend continues at the Gold Coast.
Kersley hopes to add to recent city wins Apprentice Fred Kersley has ridden a winner at each of the past five Saturday metropolitan meetings in Victoria and hopes to add to his tally at Flemington.
Kavak revives memories of Kelso Wood Kavak will revive memories of the late trainer Kelso Wood when he runs in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic at the Gold Coast.
Carnival test for Newnham pair at Randwick Progressive three-year-olds Splintex and Academy will be given the chance to convince Mark Newnham they are worthy of bigger targets in the near future.
All-Star Mile attracts 95 nominations A host of stars of Australian and New Zealand racing are among the 95 nominations for the second edition of the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Further boost for 3YOs at winter carnival Racing Queensland has announced further enhancements to the winter carnival with major changes in three-year-old dates and prize money.
Hyeronimus has gun book for metro return Adam Hyeronimus is hoping to make an immediate impact when he returns to metropolitan racing for the first time since a back injury curtailed his spring.
Stronger Tarzan ready to win at 1200m Trainer Stuart Kendrick believes Tarzan's sole win at 1200m is a pointer to the $1 million Magic Millions Snippets at the Gold Coast.
Cup outsider getting under Guard of rivals Formerly prepared by master trainer Aidan O'Brien, National Guard will bid to cement his staying credentials in the January Cup at Randwick.
Coyle looks to Flemington with Insensata The Listed Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington looms as the latest chance for Sydney mare Insensata to snare a first black-type win.
Vandyke rewarded for work with Alligator Trainer David Vandyke's hard work with star Alligator Blood looks set to be rewarded in the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Stragglers main worry for The Candy Man Trainer Barry Baldwin is hoping The Candy Man does not get caught behind stragglers as he makes his move in the Magic Millions Trophy.
Millions barrier boost for Euphoric Summer Co-trainer Michael Kent jr believes a good barrier can help Euphoric Summer live up to her early billing in the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
Three $1 million colts sold on Day 1 of MM Three million dollar colts have been sold on the first day of the Magic Millions sale at the Gold Coast.
Gelded Wilmot Pass snares first city win Lightly raced Wilmot Pass has claimed his first city win at Sandown in his second start since being gelded.
Lys Gracieux named Japanese champion horse Cox Plate winner Lys Gracieux has been honoured with Japan's highest award, Horse of the Year, in an almost unanimous vote.
Luvaluva favourite to continue winning way Revitalised mare Luvaluva gets the chance to add another stakes win to her record in the Listed January Cup at Randwick.
Namimo scores overdue victory at Sandown Having placed in four of her first nine starts, three-year-old filly Namimo has broken through for a maiden win at Sandown.
Racing Qld contributes to bushfire appeal Racing Queensland has joined other racing bodies in donating $15,000 for bushfire victims.
Big numbers in G1 Blue Diamond contention Second acceptances have been taken for next month's Group One Blue Diamond Stakes with 273 two-year-olds still in the entries for the $1.5 million race.
Bumper Blast poised for first stakes test Bumper Blast will be out to continue a rise through the grades when he makes his first stakes race appearance in a Listed race at Flemington.
Millions draws no barrier for Maher stable The Ciaron Maher-David Eustace stable is hoping the Gold Coast's reputation as a track where barriers are irrelevant holds for their Magic Millions runners.
Classic trifecta backs up in 3YO Guineas For the first time, the trifecta from the Magic Millions 2YO Classic will back-up in the 3YO Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Apprentice Thornton ready for biggest day Apprentice Stephanie Thornton is staying busy and focused as she prepares to ride Gotta Kiss in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Canberra race meeting called off Racing at Canberra has been called off because of smoke haze and poor air quality.
Jockeys Trust to support injured wildlife This year's annual National Jockeys Trust T20 cricket match will raise funds for animal welfare organisations in several Australian states.
Chester Manifold on radar for Guizot Trainer Aaron Purcell believes Guizot is in for a good preparation, with the Chester Manifold Stakes likely to be his next assignment at Flemington.
Distance test for Aqua D'ivina at Randwick The Matthew Smith-trained Aqua D'ivina will be tried for the second time over 2000 metres when she runs in the January Cup at Randwick.
Jarrod McLean linked to new police case Suspended trainer Jarrod McLean has been linked to a police investigation into an incident involving death threats and damage to property.
McNeil out to add to recent city winners Jye McNeil has ridden three winners from the first two metropolitan meetings in Melbourne this year and hopes to add to the tally at Sandown.
Smoke haze affecting horses: Beer After watching some of his horses perform below expectations at Echuca, trainer Mitchell Beer says he has underestimated the toll smoke haze has taken.
Wisdom Of Water draws well in MM Classic After a rocky start to his campaign, Wisdom Of Water has drawn well to give the Edmonds training partnership a chance for a second Magic Millions 2Y0 Classic.
Snowdens take aim at second Millions win The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Aim is steady as favourite for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic after drawing barrier two.
Six winners for Oisin Murphy at Nakayama British champion Oisin Murphy has ridden six winners at the Nakayama race meeting as he continues his winning association with Japan.
Return to racing at Kilmore delayed again Two upcoming meetings scheduled for Kilmore have been transferred, with racing now scheduled to return to the course in early February.
Luvaluva to extend summer campaign Trainer John Sargent will extend Luvaluva's summer campaign with the mare to line up in the January Cup at Randwick.
Regan Bayliss set to make Victorian return After a riding stint in Hong Kong, Group One-winning jockey Regan Bayliss is back in Melbourne ready to make his return to the Victorian racing scene.
Alburq to step up to 1400m at Flemington Last-start Flemington winner Alburq will be tried over 1400m for the first time when he chases back-to-back city wins on his home track.
Stony Creek race meeting postponed A race meeting scheduled for Stony Creek has been postponed by 48 hours because of poor air quality in the area.
Special race day for bushfire fund raising Randwick will host a special race day to raise funds to assist those affected by NSW bushfires in a joint ATC/Racing NSW event.
Guineas winner nominated for All-Star Mile The Anthony Freedman stable has announced its nominations for this year's All-Star Mile including Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth.
Horses stolen in raid on Libyan stud Former Australian stallion Churchill Downs is among horses stolen in a reported armed raid on Libya's biggest stud.
Australian Guineas runner-up wins in HK Beauty Legacy, who raced as Hawkshot in Australia and finished second in the Australian Guineas, has won his Hong Kong debut at Sha Tin.
Full fields for Magic Millions features The two $2 million Magic Millions races at the Gold Coast, the 2YO Classic and the Guineas, have attracted full fields of 16 plus emergencies.
VRC to donate gate takings to fire relief The Victoria Racing Club will donate gate takings from two upcoming meetings at Flemington to a bushfire disaster appeal.
Maximum Security invited to Pegasus Cup Maximum Security is among the 17 horses invited to run in the revamped Pegasus World Cup at Gulfstream Park.
Albury called off because of smoke haze Racing at Albury has been called off because of ongoing smoke haze from bushfires in the area.
Waller preparing new stars for autumn Champion trainer Chris Waller is marshalling the troops for his assault on major races both at home and overseas.
All-Star Mile aim for Mr Quickie return The All-Star Mile features among autumn plans for Mr Quickie with connections hoping to run the gelding in the rich race first-up from a spell.
Gold Coast needs prizemoney upgrade The Gold Coast Turf Club is hoping for a prize money boost to cater for an expected boost to horses being trained at its tracks.
Maher's Millions hopefuls work strongly Magic Millions 2YO Classic hopefuls Rathlin, Away Game and Farnan have worked strongly on the course proper at the Gold Coast.
Melody Belle, Te Akau Shark back in work New Zealand stars Melody Belle and Te Akau Shark are beginning preparations aimed at further Australian riches.
Hickmott imports on path to winter returns Trainer Robert Hickmott is aiming German imports Schabau and Django Freeman at the Brisbane winter carnival when they make their returns from injuries.
Thursday trial for Qld midweek meetings Doomben will host five Thursday twilight meetings in a trial for a major change to week-day meetings in Queensland.
Return With Honour aimed at Blue Diamond Exciting colt Return With Honour will be set for a Blue Diamond Stakes campaign as long as he performs well at his second start.
Team Edmonds eye big 2YO races The Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership has upcoming two-year-old chances in the Magic Millions and at the Sunshine Coast.
Record crowd tipped for Magic Millions day The Queensland summer carnival has been a success with big crowds and record figures expected for the Magic Millions at the Gold Coast.
Yamazaki to chase Magic Millions riches Yamazaki will back up in the Magic Millions Fillies and Mares after her impressive win at the Gold Coast.
Tears after Mercurial Lad wins at Randwick Mercurial Lad has given his connections an emotion-charged win at long odds at Randwick.
Phobetor proves Costa, Stewart good judges Trainer Michael Costa's prediction Phobetor was ready to improve sharply was proved correct when the gelding won the $250,000 Rising Stars at the Gold Coast.
Double for Reith before heat takes a toll Christian Reith has ridden two potential stakes performers, Philizzy and Jen Rules, to win at Randwick before conditions took their toll.
A Man To Match takes out inaugural Wave Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has had two reasons to celebrate with the arrival of his first son and a win in the $250,000 The Wave.
Racing club to fundraise for fire appeal The Melbourne Racing Club will donate gate takings from two race meetings over the Australia Day weekend as part of fundraising efforts for a bushfire appeal.
NZ trip for Conqueror after Caulfield win The Karaka Million 3YO Classic in New Zealand is in the sights of connections of Conqueror after the colt showed he was on target with a Caulfield win.
Guard Of Honour breaks long run of outs Guard of Honour has scored his first win in 20 months for new trainer Kelly Schweida at the Gold Coast.
Evans repays faith in Country Cup victory Jockey Nathan Evans has repaid trainer Tony Webb's faith with a perfect ride on Clockwise to win the $250,000 Magic Millions Country Cup.
Mrs Beckham beats stablemate at Caulfield Progressive filly Mrs Beckham has led in a stable quinella at Caulfield for co-trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra, narrowly beating stablemate Parmie.
Wisdom Of Water secures Millions 2YO berth The Toby and Trent Edmonds partnership will have a Magic Millions 2YO Classic runner after Wisdom Of Water returned to form with a brilliant win.
Lashes makes eye-catching winning return Lashes has continued the momentum of in-form trainer Matthew Smith with a first-up win at Randwick.
Edmonds yard provides Gold Pearl quinella The Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership has produced the Gold Pearl quinella with Queen Kay beating Smart 'N' Sexy.
Tony Nicconi wins first-up at Caulfield Four-year-old Tony Nicconi has resumed from a spell and claimed his first win since taking out the 2018 Vain Stakes at Caulfield.
Spinks beats migraine to win at Gold Coast Popular jockey Andrew Spinks has bounced back from being stood down with a migraine to score a rare metropolitan win.
Fast pace helps Raging Pole back to form A fierce early pace has helped Raging Pole storm home to win the Aquis Three-Year-Old Handicap at the Gold Coast.
Philizzy makes sparkling debut at Randwick The Anthony Cummings-trained Philizzy has made an impressive debut to win at Randwick but a tilt at the Magic Millions is unlikely.
How Womantic steps up for metro victory Three-year-old filly Our Womantic has backed up a maiden win on debut at Geelong with a city win at Caulfield at her second start.
Probabeel makes winning return in NZ Flight Stakes runner-up Probabeel has made a winning return at Awapuni to cement favouritism for the Karaka Million 3YO Classic.
Star jockeys to donate to bushfire relief Star jockeys Tommy Berry and Damian Lane will both donate $250 for every winner they ride during January to help those affected by the bushfires.
Ricky May serious/stable after collapse Leading New Zealand harness racing driver Ricky May is reported to be in a serious but stable condition after collapsing mid-race.
More mature Dark Son heads to Gold Coast The forgotten horse of Magic Millions Classic discussions, Dark Son, heads to the Gold Coast a more mature horse for the Gold Nugget.
Gear changes to help Coterie: Ryan Trainer Gerald Ryan is relying on a key gear changes to help Coterie return to his best when he runs at Randwick.
Clarice Cliffs set for return at Caulfield Clarice Cliffs missed the spring but trainer Greg Eurell believes the talented mare is showing all the signs she is in for a good campaign this time around.
Belated Gold Coast chance for Katy Katy's Daughter gets her chance to win a major Gold Coast race, two years after injury robbed her of the chance for Magic Millions glory.
Golden Gorge set for his first city test The Robert Hickmott-trained Golden Gorge is set for his first city test at Caulfield after a convincing win on debut at Bendigo.
The Drinks Cart in happy homecoming Co-trainer Toby Edmonds believes a return to his home track at the Gold Coast will help The Drinks Cart perform at his best.
Wangaratta race meeting moved to Echuca Racing officials have transferred an upcoming race meeting from Wangaratta to Echuca.
Boom Chicka Boom set to fly at Gold Coast A big turnaround in the weights gives speedy Boom Chicka Boom the chance to reverse the placings from the Bat Out Of Hell in a rematch at the Gold Coast.
Another new race for Qld winter carnival Racing Queensland has announced a further $200,000 race for Oaks day in a boost for local horses at the winter carnival.
In-form Trevelyan riding on winning wave Co-trainer Chris Meagher is not worried by three weeks between runs for Trevelyan as he heads to the $250,000 The Wave at the Gold Coast.
Albury races postponed because of poor air A race meeting at Albury has been postponed because of poor air quality from bushfires in the area.
A Man to Match on a staying path Talented A Man To Match can earn a career as a stayer if he races well in the $250,000 The Wave at the Gold Coast.
Kuramae chasing back-to-back city wins Three-year-old filly Kuramae will be chasing back-to-back city wins when she lines up over 1400m at Caulfield.
NZ harness driver May collapses mid-race Star New Zealand harness racing driver Ricky May has collapsed mid-race after suffering an apparent cardiac arrest.
Snowden-trained 2yo impresses at Geelong The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained two-year-old Fresh has made a promising start to her racing career with a comfortable victory at Geelong.
Portelli stablemates in sparkling trials Gary Portelli's stable star Time To Reign has trounced his opposition in a trial while stablemate Above And Beyond continues to please.
Better Rush to make debut in top company A strong trial win by Better Rush has primed the filly for her race debut in top company in the Gold Pearl at the Gold Coast.
Freedman import set for Australian debut A 1600m-race at Caulfield will launch the Australian career of lightly raced Anthony Freedman-trained import Just Benjamin.
Racing NSW announces fire funding package Racing NSW has announced a funding package for participants affected by the consequences of bush fires on the NSW South Coast.
Magic Fox to revive memories for Schweida Trainer Kelly Schweida hopes Magic Fox can follow in the footsteps of his dam Plain Magic and win a major race at the Gold Coast.
Watson wins, cops suspension in Aust debut Visiting English jockey Jason Watson has started his Australian summer with a winner and a careless riding suspension at Mornington.
NSW meetings cancelled or in doubt Several meetings in NSW affected by bush fires and smoke haze have been called off or are in doubt.
McEvoy has better luck in Millions quest Trainer Tony McEvoy has had some luck in his quest for a second Magic Millions 2Y0 Classic with his two Gold Coast runners drawing well.
Damian Lane has four Gold Coast rides Australia's form jockey Damian Lane will have four rides at the Gold Coast including Conceited for Godolphin in the Gold Nugget.
Tom Queally wins hurdle race at Tramore Frankel's jockey Tom Queally has teamed with his trainer father, Declan, to win over hurdles on Owenacurra Lass.
Winning O'Shea treble to start the year Trainer John O'Shea has welcomed the new year with a winning treble at Randwick as he rebuilds his operation.
El Don takes out Listed Bagot Handicap The Peter Gelagotis-trained El Don has defeated High Bridge in a tight finish to the Listed Bagot Handicap over 2800m at Flemington.
Julius caps remarkable comeback in G1 Julius has capped his comeback from injury and retirement with a Group One win over Australian sprinter Winter Bride in the Group One Railway at Ellerslie.
Michael Dee makes his mark at Ellerslie Australian-based ex-pat New Zealander Michael Dee has ridden Prise De Fer to win a Group Two race at Ellerslie.
Halvorsen convincing in G3 Standish win The Robbie Griffiths-trained Halvorsen has claimed his first stakes win in the Group Three Standish Handicap at Flemington, beating Adelaide visitor Bold Star.
Fradd continues winning form for Matt Dunn Veteran jockey Robbie Fradd has continued his outstanding winning strike rate for trainer Matt Dunn with his win on Voodoo Crown at Doomben.
Vangelic becomes Vancouver's first winner Vangelic has become Vancouver's first winner in a race marred by injury to Black Caviar's close relative Yumi.
Yulong January wins again at Flemington Four-year-old Yulong January has notced his fourth consecutive victory, defeating Morvada narrowly in a 1400m handicap at Flemington.
A Beautiful Night scores Flemington win The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained two-year-old filly A Beautiful Night has finished strongly to score a narrow win at Flemington in her second start.
Grand Scholar start up in the air: McEvoy Trainer Tony McEvoy has several decisions to make before committing Grand Scholar to a start at the Gold Coast.
Edmonds stable sweats on Wisdom Of Water The Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership has a nervous wait to see if Wisdom Of Water gets a start at the Gold Coast.
Dunn ready for another Millions assault Trainer Matt Dunn is hoping to add another runner to his Magic Millions arsenal when Verbal Assault runs at the Gold Coast.
Gold Coast to cater for huge owner influx The Gold Coast Turf Club has devised a way to cater for the 500 owners expected to support Dusty Tycoon in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Smerdon loses appeal over life ban Former Victorian trainer Robert Smerdon has lost his appeal in the Aquanita Eight scandal and will serve a lifetime ban.
Grand Scholar to put Guineas hopes to test Three-year-old filly Grand Scholar will be out to confirm Magic Millions Guineas plans when she chases important prize money in a race at the Gold Coast.
Snitzkraft on target for Standish Handicap Trainer Phillip Stokes believes Snitzkraft has improved from his first-up win at Pakenham in preparation for a tougher test in the Standish Handicap.
Andrew Castles new CEO at Waikato club Andrew Castles is the new chief executive of the Waikato Racing Club replacing Ken Rutherford who is takkng over at Hawesbury in NSW.
Hey Doc pleases in Werribee jump-out Trainer Tony McEvoy has taken the opportunity to give Hey Doc a jump-out at Werribee to keep the Group One winner ticking over ahead of his next race start.
King Tomlola to reign at Randwick King Tomlola will have to cope with a big weight but trainer Gerald Ryan believes a drop in grade will help him win at Randwick.
Gosford called off because of heat The Gosford meeting has been called off after two races because of extreme heat.
Dawn Patrol looking for Railway win Prominent New Zealand trainer Frank Ritchie is hoping the quirky Dawn Patrol is on his best behaviour in the Group One Railway at Ellerslie.
Nash Rawiller booked for Kavak in Millions Trainer Chris Munce has booked top jockey Nash Rawiller for Kavak in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Bagot next target for Sandown Cup quinella Stablemates Azuro and Wall Of Fire are set to clash again in the Bagot Handicap after filling the quinella in the Sandown Cup.
Dusty Tycoon ready for interstate raiders Unbeaten Brisbane filly Dusty Tycoon has shown she is ready to run a big race in the Magic Millions Classic with an impressive trial win.
Gollan undecided on Barbie's MM mission Trainer Tony Gollan is still tossing up which Magic Millions race Outback Barbie will contest after her impressive barrier trial.
Wangaratta race meeting rescheduled Racing Victoria has rescheduled an upcoming Wangaratta meeting because of forecast high temperatures with the program to be held two days later.
Gun chaser Sizing John back after 733 days Punchestown racegoers are in for a treat when 2017 Gold Cup winner Sizing John takes on this year's Cesarewitch and Irish National winners over hurdles.
Nowra races called off because of fires The Nowra race meeting has been called of with dangerous conditions prevailing on the NSW south coast caused by bush fires.
King Of Hastings wins Rosehill trial The Anthony Freedman-trained King Of Hastings has handled the clockwise direction to win a barrier trial at Rosehill on his way to the Gold Coast.
Three-year-old to conquer Caulfield Lindsay Park three-year-old Conqueror is set to tackle older horses at Caulfield as he prepares for a tilt at the Karaka Millions 3YO Classic in New Zealand.
Mark Newnham to rely on filly at Randwick Trainer Mark Newnham hopes Arousal can add to her Canterbury breakthrough when she runs at Randwick.
Secret Blaze holding form for Bagot shot Tony McEvoy is confident Secret Blaze has held his form since scoring at Flemington but admits the 2800m of the Bagot Handicap is a query.
McDonald eyeing G1 Railway on Winter Bride Premier Sydney jockey James McDonald is looking to add another NZ Group One win on Winter Bride in the Railway at Ellerslie.
Malahide to chase Rising Stars Trainer Michael Costa believes the new $250,000 Rising Stars at the Gold Coast is the perfect race for Malahide.
RV increases equine welfare percentage Victorian racing participants will now contribute two per cent of all prize money to equine welfare initiatives and programs.
Halvorsen on target for Standish assault Trainer Robbie Griffiths has headed to the Gold Coast early to inspect Magic Millions yearlings and will miss Halvorsen in the Standish Handicap.
Todd Pannell chasing more Gold Coast rides Top South Australian jockey Todd Pannell is hoping to get more rides when he returns to his old base in Queensland to partner Russian Romeo.
Nikolic application to get consideration Queensland Racing Integrity Commission boss Ross Barnett says an application for a licence by disqualified jockey Dan Nikolic will get careful consideration.
Nichols hopes for good barrier in Millions Victorian trainer Shane Nichols hopes Tahitian Dancer has better luck at the barrier draw than his first runner at a Magic Millions carnival.
Another G1 for Cox Plate winning trainer Cox Plate-winning trainer Yoshito Yahagi has saddled Contrail to win the Hopeful Stakes, the final Grade One race of the Japanese season.
Kementari to return to racing ranks After a failed stud career, Group One winner Kementari will return to the racing ranks for Godolphin.
Rachel King to serve two suspensions One of Sydney's leading riders, Rachel King, has been hit with two careless riding suspensions from separate incidents.
Heathcote's Gold Coast luck to change Trainer Robert Heathcote says he rarely has much luck at the Gold Coast but that could change with Deep Image in the Magic Millions Cup.
No Standish Handicap for King Of Hastings King Of Hastings is set to trial at Rosehill ahead of making his way to the Gold Coast to run in the $2 million Magic Millions 3YO Guineas.
Feature race named after Pam O'Neill Racing Queensland will name a race after legendary jockey Pam O'Neill to be run each winter carnival.
Quarantine bugbear for Hey Doc Dubai trip Co-trainer Tony McEvoy is trying to get his head around quarantine regulations ahead of Hey Doc's possible trip to Dubai.
Heat forces Werribee cancellation A race meeting at Werribee has been abandoned because of the forecast for extreme heat.
Gold Coast meeting important for club The Gold Coast Turf Club is hoping a successful meeting a week from the Magic Millions will help its push to be a full time metropolitan club.
Trainers Nicholls, Henderson receive OBEs Trainers Paul Nicholls and Nicky Henderson, two of National Hunt racing's biggest names, have both received OBEs in the New Year Honours list.
Tahitian Dancer proves Nichols correct Trainer Shane Nichols' decision to wait for a place in the Nudgee Quality paid off when she stormed home to win the race at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Tamworth trainer facing treatment inquiry Tamworth trainer Nicholas Dixon has admitted to being ignorant of the rules regarding race day treatment at an inquiry in front of Racing NSW stewards.
Madam Rouge on Millions trail after win The Chris Waller-trained Madam Rouge will join the exodus of Sydney horses chasing Magic Millions dollars at the Gold Coast.
Stockdale wins, stood down and suspended Apprentice Thomas Stockdale had an eventful day at The Valley, winning the opening race before being stood down and then suspended.
Deep Image win a thrill for Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote has got a thrill by winning The Buffering, a race named after his former champion with Deep Image at Eagle Farm.
Old tactics help guide Niccanova to win Trainer Steve Tregea has borrowed some tactics used by veteran trainers to win the Bernborough Handicap with Niccanova at Eagle Farm.
Magic Millions tilt for It's Kind Of Magic Trainer Brent Stanley has his eyes firmly fixed in the Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast with It's Kind Of Magic after her first-up win at The Valley.
Snowdens take grip on Millions 2Y0 Classic The Peter and Paul Snowden training partnership took a firm grip on the Magic Millions 2YO Classic when King's Legacy won the BJ McLachlan Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Leviathan puts himself in Millions mix Leviathan has booked his place on the Snowden Racing float heading to the Gold Coast after winning at Randwick.
Pierrless notches hat-trick at The Valley Pierrless has added to previous victories at Mornington and Sandown with another all-the-way win at The Valley.
Alligator Blood too good at Eagle Farm Alligator Blood rounded off his lead up to the Magic Millions Guineas with an easy win in the Vo Rogue Plate at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
The Candy Man qualifies for Magic Millions Popular grey The Candy Man has earned a wild card to the Magic Millions Trophy with his win in the Shoot Out Quality at Eagle Farm.
Ryan's Fender doubles up at The Valley After scoring at Flemington, Ryan's Fender has scored again, this time leading throughout at The Valley.
Great Powers wins at 25th start for year Tough mare Great Powers has won an Eagle Farm race at her 25th start for the calendar year.
Mr Cashman shows class with Valley victory The decision by owner Joe O'Neill to purchase Mr Cashman as a weanling has been vindicated with the colt scoring a debut win at The Valley.
Nitrous wins his way to the Magic Millions Nitrous has come out on top in the 2YO race at Randwick with his more favoured stablemate Bartley an unlucky third, thwarting his Magic Millions bid.
Nothdurft has winning key to Deladies Boy Apprentice Baylee Nothdurft again showed he had the key to Deladies Boy when the gelding went from last at his previous start to winning at Eagle Farm.
Dusty Tycoon unhurt in training accident Unbeaten Magic Millions 2YO Classic hopeful Dusty Tycoon has escaped injury in a track work incident on Saturday morning.
Chris Waller splits Magic Millions hopes Champion trainer Chris Waller has decided to split several of his Magic Millions hopefuls between Sydney and Brisbane for their lead-ups to the big meeting.
Tinkermosa wins Belle of the Turf Trainer John Sargent has claimed his second Group Three win in two days with Tinkermosa claiming the Belle Of The Turf Stakes at Gosford.
Valley test proven springboard for babies Prince Ruban is set to make his debut for Lindsay Park at The Valley in a race Yes Yes Yes won during his two-year-old season.
Albumin after first Stakes win at Randwick Albumin will try to claim a first stakes win when the striking grey runs in the Listed Christmas Stakes at Randwick.
Rainbow Girl set for return at The Valley Joint and throat surgery have kept Rainbow Girl from the racetrack, but the now four-year-old is ready for action at The Valley.
Superium tunes up for Queensland trip The Joe Pride-trained Superium will have his final Magic Millions Guineas lead-up at Randwick.
Scout to get proper respect in Vo Rogue Three-year-old Scout can show he deserves respect for his last-start win when he tackles the Group Three Vo Rogue Plate at Eagle Farm.
Reliabelle to give it a shot at The Valley Doug Harrison has called on his nephew Craig Williams to turn Reliabelle's fortunes around in a staying race at The Valley.
Kendrick faces prize money dilemma Stuart Kendrick needs to run Way Beyond at Eagle Farm on Saturday as he faces a dilemma to ensure the horse has enough prize money for the Magic Millions.
Hot forecast brings Werribee times forward Race times for the Werribee meeting have been brought forward to avoid the hottest part of the day.
Filly Sugar Boom to take on older mares Sugar Boom has returned from a spell a more mature filly as she chases her second black-type win in the Listed Nudgee Quality at Eagle Farm.
Clan Des Obeaux in King Georg repeat Clan Des Obeaux has defended his title and given trainer Paul Nicholls a record 11th victory in the King George VI Chase..
Big Blue pulled up in Christmas Hurdle Epatante has proved herself a class above in the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton with Australian jumper Big Blue pulled out of the race.
Fresh All Too Royal wins Christmas Stakes Having his first run back from a break, the Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained All Too Royal has claimed the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
James McDonald wins G1 Zabeel Classic Sydney-based jockey James McDonald has returned home to win the Group One Zabeel Classic in Auckland.
Long wait over for Luvaluva in Summer Cup Trainer John Sargent's patience and perseverance with Luvaluva has paid off with the mare's win in the Group Three Summer Cup at Randwick.
Odeon breaks winless streak at Caulfield Having not won a race in over two years, consistent galloper Odeon has finally broken through taking out the Listed Lord Stakes at Caulfield.
Adelong makes it three from three The Brad Widdup-trained Adelong has won her third race from as many starts, leading all the way at Randwick.
Tarzan still King Of The Sunshine Coast Tarzan has maintained his outstanding Sunshine Coast record when he humped 63.5kg to win an open.
Wrong horse presented to race at Caulfield A mistake at the Flemington stable of Leon and Troy Corstens has cost them a $1000 fine for the wrong horse being presented to race at Caulfield.
Fiery Heights chases Magic Millions berth Veteran Fiery Heights can earn a Magic Millions wild card for the second year in a row via a race at Eagle Farm.
Three on end for in-form Neighbourhood Neighbourhood has backed up recent victories at Sandown and Pakenham with a late burst of speed to score again at Caulfield.
Return With Honour makes winning debut Trainer Gerald Ryan and Return With Honour's owners will map out a plan heading to the autumn after the colt's winning debut at Randwick.
McEvoy debutant set to light up The Valley The half-brother to stakes winners Sunlight and Sisstar makes his debut at The Valley with co-trainer Tony McEvoy saying he is a different type to his siblings.
Linda Meech makes rare Brisbane appearance Top Victorian jockey Linda Meech makes a rare return to Brisbane, where she did part of her apprenticeship, for two key rides at Eagle Farm.
The Candy Man set for Millions shoot out The Candy Man is chasing a Magic Millions Trophy berth when he steps out in the Shoot Out Quality at Eagle Farm.
Anderson to profit from Plate experience Trainer Chris Anderson believes he will have a much better idea where Profit stands in the pecking order after the Vo Rogue Plate at Eagle Farm.
Spectroscope under-rated in Bernborough Despite some strong form in recent months Spectroscope is again at big odds to win the Listed Bernborough Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Victory at The Valley would be A Good Yarn After some luckless performances in 955m scampers at The Valley, the in-form A Good Yarn returns to the track to try his luck over the 1000m course.
Mark Newnham set for Eagle Farm double Sydney trainer Mark Newnham believes Diamond Thunder and Every Rose can round off their Magic Millions build-up with big runs at Eagle Farm.
Luvalulva to end summer campaign in Cup Trainer John Sargent hopes Luvaluva can make up for missing a place in The Gong and end her campaign with victory in the Summer Cup.
Man Of His Word targets Christmas Stakes Trainer Dean Krongold has targeted the Christmas Stakes with Man Of His Word, keeping the gelding fresh since a first-up placing at Ballarat.
Silvera back from injury for Bernborough Smart galloper Silvera has bounced back from an eye injury to head for the Bernborough Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Alysha Collett hoping for G1 at Ellerslie New Zealand jockey Alysha Collett is hoping for a Group One win at Ellerslie before she returns to Singapore.
Ashlor faces big class drop at The Valley After a spring campaign in stakes company, Ashlor returns from a break to run under handicap conditions at The Valley.
Future Score set to tackle Lord Stakes Future Score is the headline act of the Matt Cumani stable on Boxing Day with the trainer to have runners at five of the six meetings in Victoria.
Saas Fee aiming to upset older rivals Saas Fee will be out to topple her older and more experienced rivals in the Group Three Belle of the Turf Stakes at Gosford.
Tarzan has weighty problem at Caloundra Tarzan will join some weight-carrying greats if he can win an open handicap carrying 63.5kg at the Sunshine Coast.
Six contenders for King George VI Chase A select field of six will go to post for the King George VI Chase at Kempton.
Ef Troop chases two-state stakes wins The Tony and Calvin McEvoy-trained Ef Troop will chase a second black-type win from three stable starts when he runs in the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Weather plays part in Alligator decision A prediction for cooler weather means favourite Alligator Blood will contest the Vo Rogue Plate at Eagle Farm.
Ballarat calls another Caulfield trainer With the closure of Caulfield as a training centre looming, Henry Dwyer has started work on developing a new private facility at Ballarat.
Track rider suffers multiple fractures Randwick trackwork rider Henry Kerehi has sustained multiple fractures in a fall.
Maclairey entered to back up at The Valley After sharing the spoils in the Yarra Valley Cup, Maclairey and Danon Roman have been nominated to meet again in a race at The Valley.
Caulfield turn to suit Illustrious Lad Matthew Williams expects Illustrious Lad to appreciate racing around a turn when the gelding runs in the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Alward back to favourite distance in Cup The Chris Waller-trained Alward will come back in distance to his favourite 2000 metres in the Listed Summer Cup.
James McDonald to join NZ Hall of Fame Premier Sydney jockey James McDonald is to become the youngest person inducted to the New Zealand Racing Hall of Fame.
Werribee to take over a Ballarat meeting Drainage works have taken longer than anticipated to settle which has resulted in the transfer of an upcoming race meeting from Ballarat to Werribee.
Maher/Eustace chase third Millions starter The Ciaron Maher/David Eustace partnership is expected to chase a third Magic Millions Classic berth with Amish Boy.
Nicholls keen to add to King George tally Champion jumps trainer Paul Nicholls remains hungry to add to his incredible record in the King George VI Chase at Kempton.
Wangaratta abandoned because of poor air Smoke haze from bushfires in NSW has affected the air quality in Wangaratta with the meeting abandoned while Bathurst in NSW is going ahead.
Lane wins Arima Kinen on Lys Gracieux Australian jockey Damian Lane has reunited with Cox Plate winner to claim the Grade One Arima Kinen in Japan.
Trainers upset by late nominations ruling Queensland trainers are upset by a ruling to re-open nominations for the Eagle Farm meeting saying it is pandering to interstate trainers.
Tamarack tuned up for Summer Cup Tamarack has returned from a trip to Brisbane in good order and is primed for the Listed Summer Cup.
Gytrash back in work for autumn campaign A knee injury derailed the spring hopes of Gytrash, but the Gordon Richards-trained sprinter has returned to work ahead of a proposed autumn campaign.
Michael Cahill comeback delayed again Top Brisbane jockey Michael Cahill's return from injury has been delayed again and he may need surgery on his foot.
Tavistock dies at Cambridge Stud Leading New Zealand stallion Tavistock has been put down after suffering complications following a paddock accident.
Niccanova to chase Bernborough Handicap Niccanova is likely to back up in the Listed Bernborough Handicap at Eagle Farm after his good run over an unsuitable distance.
Fast and furious action at Flemington A jockeys' challenge is the feature of a twilight meeting at Flemington which features seven races over 1000m to 1200m on the straight course.
Hollie Doyle wins first race in Qatar Hollie Doyle has added another landmark success to a record-breaking year with victory on Maystar on her first ride in Qatar.
No blame for Dale Smith's fall Stewards have found no jockey can be responsible for jockey Dale Smith's fall at Doomben.
Doomben 10,000 lifted to a million dollars Queensland will have five one million dollar races with the Doomben 10,000 prize money lifted to seven figures.
Williams among 3 suspended at Flemington Craig Williams, Brian Park and apprentice Thomas Stockdale have all been suspended on careless riding charges at Flemington.
Spencer caps a successful day for Baker Trainer Bjorn Baker has taken training honours at Randwick with three winners on the nine-race card.
Import Aktau impresses at Australian debut Imported stayer Aktau has made a winning Australian debut and provided the second leg of a Flemington treble for his trainer Mike Moroney.
Isaurian keeps unbeaten first-up record Godolphin galloper Isaurian has maintained his unbeaten first-up record in the Listed Falvelon Quality at Eagle Farm.
Asharani finishes best in roughhouse race Trainer Kris Lees will raise the bar for Randwick winner Asharani who will be aimed toward the autumn and winter carnivals.
Yulong January makes it three on the trot Success in the Yuletide Handicap at Flemington has brought up a winning hat-trick for Yulong January after wins at Ballarat and Pakenham.
Alburq breaks maiden with Flemington win Alburq has finally broken through for his maiden win with trainer Mike Moroney to rethink a potential trip to the Gold Coast for the gelding.
Pride sprinter gets right Passage to score Passage Of Time has rebounded from a below par performance to score an all-the-way win at Randwick.
Ryan takes honours in Group 3 Grand Prix Trainer Gerald Ryan has produced a promising stayer in Chains Of Honour who has won the Group Three Grand Prix Stakes at his fourth race start.
Spring the goal for Tulloch Lodge import Tulloch Lodge trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have spring carnival hopes for Vadiyann following the import's impressive win at Randwick.
RV stewards separate Flemington pairing Racing Victoria have used their powers to amend the judges placings after a dead-heat was called for fourth at Flemington.
Guntantes goes to paddock on winning note Odds-on favourite Guntantes has overcome a difficult passage in the straight to win at Eagle Farm.
Rock Beat runs class record at Eagle Farm Rock Beat has bounced back from nearly falling at his previous start to win in class-record time at Eagle Farm.
Snowdens Aim up towards Magic target Peter and Paul Snowden have continued their dominance of two-year-old racing in Sydney with Aim streeting his rivals at Randwick to book a Magic Millions berth
Bagot Handicap next stop for Secret Blaze Secret Blaze has atoned for his defeat as favourite in the Pakenham Cup with a last-to-first win at Flemington.
Gotta Kiss confirms high Millions rating Filly Gotta Kiss confirmed her rating as a leading Magic Millions 2YO Classic contender with a strong win at Eagle Farm.
RV and VBA announce on-course enhancement The average price posted by rails bookmakers at Victorian city meetings will be displayed alongside the official price fluctuations to aid punters.
Niccanova to handle shorter distance Trainer Steve Tregea has decided to drop Niccanova back in distance to the Listed Falvelon Quality as he prepares for a longer race.
Little favours Flemington over Lord Stakes Colin Little fears the 1700m of the Lord Stakes at Caulfield is a shade far for Kazio and instead favours a 1400m-race at Flemington.
Trainer Scott Brunton facing drug charges Premier Tasmanian trainer Scott Brunton has been charged with drug and firearm offences in Hobart.
Fallen rider makes Yarra Valley appearance Stephen Brown jr has attended the Yarra Valley Cup with his trainer/father as he continues his rehabilitation following a fall at the Wangaratta trials.
Vainstream chasing first win at Flemington Trainer John Pascoe is hoping Vainstream can break through for his maiden city win when he runs in the Festive Season Sprint at Flemington.
Baker backs kiwi breeding at Eagle Farm Warwick Farm trainer Bjorn Baker is hoping to win back-to-back Grand Prix Stakes at Eagle Farm, this time with New Zealand-bred Savvy Valentino
Magic Millions shot on the line for Jemss A setback put paid to David Payne's original program for debutante Jemss but a Randwick win would put Magic Millions plans back on the table.
Stallion Ocean's Fourteen back on track After serving a small book of mares for his owners, Ocean's Fourteen is back at the races chasing a city win at Flemington.
Pride in the driver's seat with Chauffeur Joe Pride has a record of success with tried horses and he hopes the enigmatic Chauffeur can become his latest advertisement.
Munce to add Grand Prix to list of wins Chris Munce hopes Smart Meteor can add to his list of major Queensland wins in the Group Three Grand Prix Stakes.
That Girl favourite for Flemington race Trainer Phillip Stokes is happy with how That Girl has trained on from her first-up second at Pakenham ahead of her next race at Flemington.
Relaxed Spurcraft to run a strong 1200m Speedy Spurcraft is more relaxed since a wind operation and is expected to run a strong 1200m in the Listed Falvelon Quality at Eagle Farm.
Goulburn card postponed because of smoke Another NSW race meeting has been postponed after conditions at Goulburn deteriorated, making it unsafe for racing.
Napoleon to march on despite wide draw Peter and Paul Snowden are enjoying a great run with their two-year-olds but their older horses are also poised to make an impact at Randwick.
Michael Rodd returns to ride at Eagle Farm The holidaying Michael Rodd has agreed to return to Brisbane to help out in a jockey shortage with four rides at Eagle Farm.
Lys Gracieux draws barrier six in Arima Cox Plate winner Lys Gracieux has barrier six for the Grade One Arima Kinen at Nakayama where she will be ridden by Australian Damian Lane.
Coyle mare in Pursuit of first-up win Jason Coyle is hoping Spiritual Pursuit can improve her benchmark rating this summer with a view to picking out some higher targets at carnival time.
Alignment needs a change of luck Group One-winning trainer Bryan Guy believes Alignment can win the Group Three Grand Prix Stakes provided she has a change of luck.
Two Flemington chances for Ellerton/Zahra The Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra stable has two genuine chances at Flemington with four-year-old Propelle and Parmie in suitable races.
Guntantes gets weight advantage Three-year-old Guntantes gets a weight advantage under the Plate conditions in a $125,000 race at Eagle Farm.
Cinquedea set to put sword to city rivals Trainers Richard and Michael Freedman have adopted a patient approach with the promising Cinquedea, who is chasing a maiden metropolitan success.
Midas Prince in line for biggest test yet Trainer Aaron Purcell is leaning to running Midas Prince in a 2500m-open handicap at Flemington which he believes will be a good test for the gelding.
Heat forces The Valley abandonment A night race meeting at The Valley in Melbourne is the latest casualty of Australia's extreme heat.
O'Dea set for Eagle Farm feature double Strong barrier trials indicate Steve O'Dea-trained stablemates Scallopini and Gotta Kiss can play a major hand in two feature races at Eagle Farm.
Magic Millions hopes for Snowden juveniles Gimcrack Stakes runner-up Stellar Pauline will stake her claims to the $2 million Magic Millions Classic when she resumes against barn mate Aim at Randwick.
The Drinks Cart fit for return Smart two-year-old The Drinks Cart has overcome a slight setback to be ready for a bid to qualify for the Magic Millions at Eagle Farm.
Violate chasing third Flemington fresh win An injury stopped Violate from being a spring carnival contender with his trainer Brent Stanley looking at a first-up victory at Flemington.
Don't Waiver set for grand campaign Caloundra three-year-old Don't Waiver is suited by a drop in weight and a step up in distance in the Group Three Grand Prix Stakes at Eagle Farm.
RQ defends decision not to split 2YO race Racing Queensland says it would not have been viable to split a two-year-old race at Eagle Farm.
Maher-Eustace get Doomben feature double The Ciaron Maher-David Eustace partnership is assured of two Magic Millions 2YO Classic runners after Away Game's win at Doomben.
Fall mars Rathlin victory in Phelan Ready Rathlin secured a start in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic with a win in the Phelan Ready Stakes which was followed by a bizarre incident at Doomben.
Peter Gelagotis set to face TCO2 charges The Victorian Racing Tribunal is set to hear charges brought by Racing Victoria stewards against Peter Gelagotis and Jenny Gow-Whyte.
More injury woes for Jean Van Overmeire Scans have confirmed Sydney apprentice Jean Van Overmeire has a broken right wrist in addition to a fractured left shoulder after a barrier trial fall.
Sydney before Gold Coast for Usain Bowler Usain Bowler will be sent to Sydney to race at Randwick ahead of another planned road trip to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions Cup.
Caulfield winner a first for NZer Waldron Joseph Waldron, the one-time travelling foreman from Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman, has landed his first winner at Caulfield courtesy of Break My Stride.
Thunder Mania advances Millions prospects The John Symons-Sheila Laxon training partnership has produced a smart two-year-old in Doomben winner Thunder Mania.
Eagle Farm ballot against interstate 2YOs Trainer Tony McEvoy is upset that two of his Magic Millions 2YO Classic hopefuls were made emergencies at Eagle Farm.
Moroney import to step out at Flemington Lightly raced import Aktau will make his Australian debut in a 1600m race at Flemington, with trainer Mike Moroney hopeful he can develop into a Cups horse.
Zahra holds out high hopes for Mrs Beckham Co-trainer Simon Zahra is looking at Mrs Beckham reaching greater heights as a stayer after her maiden win at Caulfield.
Unbeaten McEvoy filly faces biggest test Unbeaten in her first two starts, three-year-old filly Ruler By Choice will face her biggest test when she makes her city debut at Flemington.
Abbott gets dual trainer-jockey licence Eagle Farm trainer Lauren Abbott has been granted a dual licence so she can ride in races.
RQ takes punt on a Grand Prix date change Racing Queensland is hoping that shifting the Group Three Grand Prix from winter to summer it will reinvigorate the once glamour race.
Chains Of Honour poised for Grand result Trainer Gerald Ryan believes Chains Of Honour will be hard to beat in the Group Three Grand Prix at Eagle Farm provided it is a true staying test.
Smoke haze puts end to Bairnsdale meeting Smoke haze from bush fires in East Gippsland has resulted in the Bairnsdale meeting being abandoned.
Sandown jockeys win appeal against ban All seven jockeys banned for 10 days for completing a voided race at Sandown have had their suspensions quashed on appeal.
Tagaloa on path towards G1 Blue Diamond City-winning two-year-old Tagaloa has returned from a short break and will be given the chance to earn his way to the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
Top 100 Vic trainers win major prize money The Australian Trainers Association wants to see smaller trainers in Victoria given the chance to earn more prize money with a more even spread.
Apprentice Van Overmeire injured again Talented Sydney apprentice Jean Van Overmeire has been injured in a barrier trial mishap having recently made his return from another injury.
Rising Red, Salsamor to make race returns Six-year-old Rising Red and his stablemate Salsamor are both scheduled to make their return from lengthy injury absences in a 1400m-handicap at Flemington.
New $1.5m race to boost Brisbane carnival The final day of the Brisbane Racing Club's winter carnival will feature three million dollar races after the announcement of the $1.5 million Q22.
Yarra Valley meeting to start earlier A forecast for hot weather has prompted officials to bring the start times for a Yarra Valley race meeting forward.
Inkslinger after Caulfield win for McGrath Yet to open his account as a trainer in the metropolitan area, Brian McGrath is banking on Inkslinger to give him that elusive win at Caulfield.
Profit has options in Sydney or Brisbane Promising three-year-old Profit will return from a spell in Sydney or Brisbane in a bid to make the field for the Magic Millions Guineas.
Heat and haze to be monitored in NSW Racing NSW stewards will monitor the forecast heat and smoke haze in areas of the state with some meetings in doubt.
Ken Rutherford appointed Hawkesbury CEO Experienced racing administrator, former NZ Test cricketer Ken Rutherford, has been appointed chief executive of the Hawkesbury Race Club.
McEvoy nominates juveniles for Qld races Co-trainers Tony and Calvin McEvoy have unraced two-year-olds Lopez and King And King nominated to make their debuts in Queensland.
RV releases 2020 jumps racing program A total of 61 jumps races have been programmed in Victoria for 2020, the same number as the previous season.
Gary Portelli taking two to Randwick Warwick Farm trainer Gary Portelli would rather be racing in his backyard but his local meeting has been transferred to the cooler climes of Randwick.
Secret Blaze to continue on path to Bagot A 2500m handicap at Flemington will be the next start for Pakenham Cup runner-up Secret Blaze on a path towards the Bagot Handicap.
McDonald to have working holiday in NZ Premier Sydney jockey James McDonald will ride at the Ellerslie carnival in Auckland after spending Christmas with his family in New Zealand.
Major drop in prize money for Pegasus Cup Once the richest race in the world, the Pegasus Cup will have a substantial drop in prize money and new rules with horses to race without medication.
Dunn plans another Magic Millions assault Trainer Matt Dunn has had six winners in the past week including Verbal Assault who he hopes can earn his way to the $2 million Magic Millions Classic.
Early start for Caulfield midweek meeting The Caulfield midweek meeting will have an early start in a bid to avoid the hottest part of the day.
Kilcoy to use new facilities to advantage The Kilcoy Race Club will utilise its new facilities to attract big crowds to racing, harness and a professional foot race events during the holiday period.
Warwick Farm meeting transferred Officials have made the early decision to transfer a race meeting from Warwick Farm to Randwick because of the prediction for extreme heat in Sydney's west.
Meagher on winning wave with Trevelyan Trainer Chris Meagher believes Eagle Farm winner Trevelyan can be a major player in the $250,000 The Wave.
Magic Millions Guineas for Star Surprise Trainer Mike Moroney is planning to send Star Surprise to Queensland to run in the Magic Millions Guineas after his first-up win at Pakenham.
Trainer Richard Litt looking ahead Warwick Farm trainer Richard Litt is excited about Castelvecchio's campaign and a move nearby to a new stable complex.
Super Seth strengthens during spring break Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth has been back in work for a couple of weeks and assistant trainer Sam Freedman says the colt is even stronger.
Brisbane 2YO race may have two divisions Racing Queensland will consider splitting an important 2YO race at Eagle Farm if numbers warrant it.
Lane looking forward to Arima Kinen Australian jockey Damian Lane is looking forward to reuniting with Japanese mare Lys Gracieux when the Cox Plate winner has her final start in the Arima Kinen.
Altior likely to miss King George Chase Trainer Nicky Henderson has revealed Altior is unlikely to take up his entry in the King George VI Chase after an unconvincing work-out.
Raymond Tusk a winner at Newcastle English Melbourne Cup runner Raymond Tusk has returned home to win his way into the All-Weather Championships finals with victory at Newcastle.
New Eagle Farm shows worth in big wet The new-look Eagle Farm course proper has shown its worth when it raced as a good track after being saturated by rain.
Magic Millions option for King Of Hastings The Magic Millions 3YO Guineas is a possibility for King Of Hastings after he bounced back from an unplaced run at Ballarat to win at Flemington.
Griffiths in winning return to racetrack Trainer Robbie Griffiths has cheered home a winner at Flemington on his first day back at the races after undergoing brain surgery.
Doncaster Mile target for Something Fast Progressive gelding Something Fast has stamped his class at Randwick and his trainer hopes to be back in the autumn for a Group One tilt.
Wide draw no barrier to Lough Neagh win Smart sprinter Deep Image has overcome a wide barrier to score his first Listed race win in the Lough Neagh Stakes.
Wings Of Pastrami continues winning run Three-year-old filly Wings Of Pastrami has made it four straight wins this preparation, giving Bordertown trainer Jeff Searle his first Flemington winner.
Rodd completes top day with Gateway win International jockey Michael Rodd has completed a perfect homecoming by winning the $250,000 The Gateway on impressive Vega One.
Quackerjack wins Group Two Villiers Stakes Tough four-year-old Quackerjack has earned a ballot exemption for the Doncaster Mile with a gutsy victory in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
The Real Beel wins Group Two at Te Rapa After an unplaced campaign in Australia, The Real Beel has returned home to New Zealand to win a Group Two race.
Living The Dream in successive city wins The Mitchell Freedman-trained four-year-old Living The Dream has backed up a recent win at The Valley with another win in a benchmark-70 at Flemington.
Alligator Blood too good in Gold Edition Trainer David Vandyke is confident Alligator Blood has returned an even better horse after a runaway win in the Gold Edition Plate.
Fox arrives in time to win Razor Sharp Hcp Signore Fox has climbed off the canvas to win the Listed Razor Sharp Handicap at Randwick.
The Candy Man runs Eagle Farm track record The Candy Man is to be set for the Magic Millions Trophy after running a course record in his Eagle Farm win.
Joe Pride sees red after Superium victory Talented three-year-old Superium has confirmed his spot in the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas with a classy first-up win at Randwick.
Conceited lands debut win for Godolphin Godolphin-owned colt Conceited, a $625,000 Magic Millions purchase, has made a winning start to his career with a determined display at Flemington.
Wild Ruler slips into feature-race mode The Snowden stable has produced two colts to win and stake claims for the upcoming two-year-old features.
Rodd leads NSW to Origin series victory Michael Rodd has ridden a winner and a second placegetter on the final day of the 'Origin' Jockey Series in Brisbane to lead NSW to victory.
Morton's stays distance in Christmas Cup Godolphin cast-off Morton's Fork has unveiled another string to his bow, winning the Christmas Cup at his first genuine distance test.
Randwick winner a tonic for Clarke family Moore Euros has won the Highway Plate at Randwick to boost the spirits of her injured co-trainer Richard Clarke.
Another milestone for trainer Tony Gollan Tony Gollan has reached another milestone by becoming the first trainer to reach 50 Brisbane wins before Christmas at Eagle Farm.
Autumn could be the right fit for Seasons Lightly raced mare Seasons has rebounded from a poor first-up run, relishing a hot speed to return to the winner's circle at Randwick.
Huge storm washes out Doomben meeting The Doomben meeting has been washed out after three races when a storm dumped 104mm on the track in 30 minutes.
Thompson gets first win since Vic return A winner at Moe has given jockey Ben Thompson his first victory since his return to Victorian racing this week after a Singapore riding stint during 2019.
Racehorse owner Flower denied bail Racehorse owner and accused drug smuggler Damion Flower has been denied bail in the Supreme Court.
Flemington test for King Of Hastings King Of Hastings' connections will get a better guide on the gelding's summer prospects when he has his second start back from a let-up at Flemington.
Tulloch Lodge, Clark chase more 2YO riches Two days after winning the Magic Millions Wyong 2YO Classic with Farnan, Tim Clark and Tulloch Lodge will chase an Inglis Nursery win with Dubai Star.
Winning Ways on Magic Millions trail Trainer Gary Newham has set Queensland Oaks winner Winning Ways on a path to the Magic Millions Trophy starting at Eagle Farm.
Unbeaten Tycoon Bella chasing city win Tycoon Bella faces a rise in class as she chases her maiden metropolitan victory after scoring at Mornington and Ballarat.
Sunlight recovering following surgery Star mare Sunlight is recovering from surgery to remove a bone chip in a hind leg after a paddock accident.
Westbrook Park chasing third straight win After victories at Cranbourne and The Valley at his past two starts, three-year-old Westbrook Park will be out to keep his winning form going at Flemington.
The Odyssey trial boosts confidence Three-year-old The Odyssey has trialled brilliantly in the lead-up to the Listed Gold Edition Plate at Eagle Farm.
Bon Amis out to prove distance credentials The Razor Sharp Handicap shapes as a race of firsts for Bon Amis, who will be shooting for a maiden stakes success and a distance breakthrough.
Flight in tough test in Lough Neagh Trainer David Vandyke realises Constant Flight faces his toughest task in the Listed Lough Neagh Stakes at Eagle Farm.
HK bound Talenti chasing three straight After successive wins at The Valley, Talenti will attempt the hat-trick for Robert Hickmott when he lines up over 1800m at Flemington.
Filly out to repeat Millions performance Oh Five Glory is building up to another tilt at Magic Millions prize money when she runs in the Gold Edition Plate at Eagle Farm.
McEvoy out to break Randwick mile hoodoo Top jockey Kerrin McEvoy gets an ideal chance to win his first Villiers Stakes aboard in-form Godolphin four-year-old Ranier.
Four new Guineas races for provincial Qld Magic Millions and Racing Queensland have joined to stage four new big prize money Guineas races in provincial areas.
Farnan upsets Rose to win Wyong MM Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have the new Magic Millions Classic favourite after Farnan outpaced his rivals to win a key lead-up race at Wyong.
Diamond sparkles despite slow start The Mark Newnham-trained Diamond Thunder has overcome a tardy start to score a determined win in the Magic Millions Stakes at Wyong.
Ben Thompson preparing for plenty of work Hard work is not foreign to Ben Thompson who is back from a stint in Singapore looking to re-establish himself among Victorian riding ranks.
Blinkers back on for Passage Of Time A soft barrier draw and key gear change have Joe Pride confident Passage Of Time can find his best form in the Razor Sharp Handicap.
St Joeys in first city test at Flemington After easily winning a maiden at Warrnambool, lightly raced three-year-old St Joeys is set for his first city test over 1400m at Flemington.
Tambo's Mate gets 1400 test in The Gateway Trainer Stuart Kendrick believes Tambo's Mate's ability to run a strong 1400m will get a genuine test in The Gateway at Eagle Farm.
Gold Fields future hinges on Villiers run Connections will wait until after the Villiers Stakes at Randwick to decide whether Gold Fields heads to Dubai or stays home for an autumn campaign.
McDonald shows faith in Nursery prospect Trainer John Sargent is hoping the faith jockey James McDonald has shown in juvenile Encountabull proves well placed when they team up at Randwick.
Griffiths ready for return to the track After a period convalescing from surgery for a brain aneurism, Cranbourne trainer Robbie Griifiths is ready to get back to the races at Flemington.
Tyzone stays home for Lough Neagh Trainer Toby Edmonds has kept Tyzone in Queensland for the Lough Neagh Stakes rather than taking him to Sydney for his return.
Raquel Clark faces uncertain riding future Jockey Raquel Clark admits there is a possibility she may not be able ride again as a result of a brain injury suffered in a fall after a race in Adelaide.
Bigger track to help The Candy Man A return to the big Eagle Farm track is expected to help The Candy Man as he continues on the Magic Millions trail.
Variety key as Waller shoots for fifth Cup Chris Waller has enjoyed incredible success with imported stayers and he says the secret to keeping them happy is a simple one.
Outback Barbie to break Eagle Farm hoodoo Trainer Tony Gollan believes Outback Barbie's three unplaced runs at Eagle Farm are no guide to her chances in The Gateway.
Heavy rainfall at Doomben ahead of meeting The parched Doomben racecourse has received 59mm of rain on the eve of its State Of Origin Jockeys series meeting.
Singapore apprentice lands Sandown winner Singapore apprentice Simon Kok has followed a win at Tatura in country Victoria with his maiden metropolitan win at the twilight meeting at Sandown.
Price, Kent Jr train four-timer at Sandown Co-trainers Mick Price and Mick Kent Jr have had four winners and a second placegetter from six runners at Sandown.
Juveniles out to make immediate impression Co-trainer Ben Hayes is hopeful of good showings from two-year-olds Dark Horse and Wide Awake in a Flemington race that features a number of first starters.
Money Ad earns another visit to the city Prolific country-winning galloper Money Ad has earned another crack at big city prize money with his win at Dalby.
NSW team favourite for Qld jockeys' series The NSW team of Michael Rodd and Kathy O'Hara has been installed favourite to win the 'Origin' Jockey Series in Brisbane.
Gailo Chop back home after Perth G1 run Kingston Town Classic runner-up Gailo Chop is back in Victoria after his trip to Perth for the Group One race and will now spend some time in the paddock.
Illustrious Lad returns for new trainer Having being sent to Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams for a change of environment, sprinter Illustrious Lad is set to make his race return at Flemington.
Boom times for leading sire to continue Top Queensland sire Spirit Of Boom is chasing his 12th stakes winner from just three crops to race at Doomben.
O'Shea a Live chance for third G2 Villiers Live And Free has continued to thrive since his narrow last-start defeat and returns to his favourite track of Randwick for a shot at the Villiers Stakes.
Boomsara theories tested in $250k Gateway The arguments about when smart gallloper Boomsara races best will be tested after he drew the rails in The Gateway at Eagle Farm.
Snowden juvenile poised to Strike at Wyong Peter And Paul Snowden will be chasing a second Magic Millions Wyong 2YO Classic win when they saddle up debut winner Strike and the improving Remorseless.
Regan Bayliss to return to Australia Australian jockey Regan Bayliss will return to Melbourne after deciding not to seek an extension on his Hong Kong riding contract.
Victoria Derby winner Extra Brut dies Four-year-old horse Extra Brut, winner of the 2018 Group One Victoria Derby at Flemington, has died in Hong Kong after an accident on a horse walker.
Magic Millions Cup on radar for Morrissy Co-trainer Troy Corstens hopes Morrissy has better luck than at his most recent start when he runs at Flemington ahead of a potential Queensland trip.
Quackerjack will not duck Villiers task Quackerjack is ready to fulfil a long-range plan when he runs in the Group Two Villiers Stakes over the famous Randwick mile.
Living Legends to share in new VRC fund A Victoria Racing Club Equine Wellbeing Fund has been established to provide extra funds for Living Legends as well as post-race recovery tools at Flemington.
Sydney race planned for Stonefield debut After winning a barrier trial at Albury, Melbourne two-year-old Stonefield is on track to make his debut in the $500,000 Inglis Nursery at Randwick.
Jusufovic out to keep run going at Sandown Bullock will attempt to add to trainer Enver Jusufovic's recent good form when she makes her racetrack return at Sandown.
McEvoy's Millions plans disrupted Trainer Tony McEvoy believes Queensland authorities should look at chartering planes to ensure southern horses can get to carnivals each year.
O'Brien and Freedman get Williams horses Horses owned by Lloyd and Nick Williams are set to go to trainers Danny O'Brien and Anthony Freedman following the decision to sell Macedon Lodge.
The Drinks Cart has a slight setback Leading Magic Millions hopeful The Drinks Cart's return to racing will be delayed a week after he had a slight setback and missed a track gallop.
Barrier trials off because of smoke haze Barrier trials at Randwick and Gosford have been called off because of worsening smoke haze over Sydney and surrounding areas.
Superhard returns to Flemington for sprint With Standish Handicap plans for Superhard, trainer John Sadler will give the sprinter another look at the Flemington straight in an 1100m-sprint.
Strome unlikely starter in G2 Villiers The Mark Newnham-trained Quackerjack is the early favourite for the Villiers Stakes with Strome unlikely to run.
Laing hoping to return to training soon Trainer Robbie Laing is hopeful he will get his training licence back when the Racing Victoria Board holds its next meeting.
Queensland out to break Origin duck Queensland riders Jim Byrne and Matt McGillivray are determined to break Queensland's duck in the Jockeys State Of Origin series in Brisbane.
Vlad Duric lands a third Singapore title Not only has former Melbourne-based rider Vlad Duric landed a third straight Singapore jockeys' premiership, he has had his most successful season.
Dee gets New Zealand Christmas call-up In-form Melbourne jockey Michael Dee will mix business and pleasure when he returns home to New Zealand for Christmas.
Maximum Security smokes them in Cigar Mile Maximum Security, famous for being disqualified as the winner of the Kentucky Derby, has ended the season with victory in the Cigar Mile.
Japan dominates HK International day Japan has dominated the Hong Kong International meeting at Sha Tin with victory in three of the four Group One races.
Two Villiers runners likely for Waller Cellarman and Sambro are Chris Waller's likely runners in the Group Two Villiers Stakes over the famous Randwick mile.
Cassidy overcomes kidney stones to ride Larry Cassidy has again shown the toughness of jockeys by riding at Doomben after suffering from a kidney stone.
Memories as Lonhro officially turns 21 Champion racehorse and sire Lonhro is about to officially turn 21 with his former trainer and jockey remembering what made him great.
The Drinks Cart could run in Phelan Ready A track gallop will determine whether The Drinks Cart will have his next start in the Listed Phelan Ready Stakes at Doomben.
Twilight racing comes to Flemington The VRC is preparing for the first of four experimental twilight race meetings at Flemington in the off-season.
Two trainers fined for dexamethasone Two Rockhampton-based trainers have been fined after traces of the drug dexamethasone was found in urine samples taken from their horses.
Seven Britsh jockeys banned in void race In a dramatic conclusion to the London National at Sandown, the race has been declared void and seven jockeys suspended.
In Her Time ruled out of Hong Kong Sprint Newcastle mare In Her Time has been ruled out of the Hong Kong International Sprint with a hoof injury.
Filly Kay Cee wins Kingston Town Classic The Neville Parnham-trained three-year-old filly Kay Cee has won the Kingston Town Classic at Ascot in Perth with the trainer's son Steve aboard.
Frangipani Moon secures black-type victory Trainer David Vandyke was extra excited to win a black-type race with Frangipani Moon in the Just Now Stakes at Doomben.
Party surprise for Pfieffer at Rosehill The Party Girl has earned a trip to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions carnival with a barnstorming victory at Rosehill.
Jarrod Fry makes the most of late call-up A wrist injury forced Ben Melham to forgo the winning ride on Yulong January at Pakenham with fellow jockey Jarrod Fry the lucky recipient.
Patience pays with problem horse Stephan Gratz Vella rattles off the list of problems that have afflicted Stephan like a shopping list but all has been forgiven as the horse keeps winning.
Niccanova stays put despite Listed victory Trainer Steve Tregea won't be tempted to venture interstate with Niccanova despite the gelding's return to winning form in the Brisbane Handicap.
Nick Keal suspended for improper riding Apprentice Nick Keal has been suspended for a month after admitting riding his horse into another runner after the winning post at Doomben.
Long shot lands Fred Kersley Pakenham Cup Apprentice Fred Kersley has landed his biggest win but it came at a cost with a $750 fine and a six-meeting suspension.
Hugh Bowman heads to HK in winning form Hugh Bowman showed he was in stellar touch with a brilliant winning ride on Handspun at Rosehill ahead of his flying visit to Hong Kong for two Group One rides.
Tilley puts drama aside for stakes success Trainer Charlotte White and jockey Les Tilley have combined for their first stakes wins in the Listed Bribie Handicap at Doomben.
Schweida in light-hearted mood after upset Trainer Kelly Schweida was in a good mood after his gelding Stella Ombra scored his first win in 28 months at Doomben.
Bobby Dee sets Baker's week on right path Bobby Dee has given trainer Bjorn Baker something to smile about after a rough week at the office with a solid win at Rosehill.
Future Score records first-up Pakenham win Stayer Future Score has shown a glimpse of his class with a first-up win in the Hanson Handicap over 1600m at Pakenham.
Gunga Din outclasses Highway Hcp rivals Gunga Din has given Canberra trainer Keith Dryden another city win, outclassing his rivals to score a comprehensive Rosehill victory.
Smart Meteor revives memories for Munce Three-year-old Smart Meteor revived happy memories for trainer Chris Munce when he won at Doomben.
Doubt over In Her Time for rich HK sprint In Her Time has been found to have a quarter crack in a hoof a day out from the Hong Kong International Sprint and needs to pass a vet examination,
Scout survives close protest at Doomben Gold Coast gelding Scout had to survive a protest before continuing on his way to the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas with a Doomben win.
Sunlight injured after paddock accident Star sprinting mare Sunlight will have surgery after being injured in a paddock accident, ruling out an early autumn campaign.
Snowden yard strikes again with 2YO Sancy Well-bred debutante Sancy has earned a shot at the Magic Millions 2YO Classic with a professional win at Rosehill.
Red Stiletto steps up for Magic Millions Caloundra filly Red Stiletto has shaken off her reputation for being lazy by earning a Magic Millions Classic start with her Doomben win.
Star Surprise returns with Pakenham win A lack of suitable options may force trainer Mike Moroney into pushing Star Surprise up against open company after his first-up win at Pakenham.
Mewstone Rock to write history in Just Now Caloundra eight-year-old Mewstone Rock can become the oldest mare to win a black-type race in Brisbane in the Just Now Quality.
Stallion Burgundy euthanised at Cambridge New Zealand stallion Burgundy has been euthanised at Cambridge Stud after contracting acute laminitis.
Winx confirmed in foal to I Am Invincible The owners of Winx have confirmed the champion mare is in foal to I Am Invincible.
Barrier one an advantage for Tycoon Ace Trainer Tony Sears believes Tycoon Ace can beat the speed horses in the Bribie Handicap after drawing barrier one.
Nothdurft to appeal one-month suspension Leading Brisbane apprentice Baylee Nothdurft will appeal a one-month month suspension for careless riding which stewards said contributed to a fall at Doomben.
Cumani looking to Future beyond Pakenham Future Score could be in for a long campaign with options in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide all on the table for the stayer.
Baker follows proven recipe with youngster Trainer Bjorn Baker will have nine runners at Rosehill, led by Magic Millions Classic hopeful Hinchbeast who is shooting for back-to-back wins.
The Candy Man swimming to another big win The Candy Man has been showing ability as a swimmer at the Eagle Farm pool as he prepares to tackle the Listed Brisbane Handicap at Doomben.
Apprentice aims for hometown win in Cup Apprentice Thomas Stockdale calls Pakenham home and would like nothing better than to win his local Cup on Maracaibo.
Wide draw a dampener on Lad's prospects An outside barrier draw has dented John O'Shea's confidence about the chances of Southern Lad at Rosehill but he remains positive the horse has a bright future.
Smerdon wants Aquanita life ban, fine cut Three trainers banned over the 'Aquanita eight' doping case want a tribunal to cut their bans, after being found guilty of a reduced number of charges.
Lady Lancaster heads to Millions Classic Trainer Kelly Schweida hopes Lady Lancaster can earn a Magic Millions Classic berth with a win at Doomben.
Sydney air quality safe for racing Race meetings scheduled for Randwick and Rosehill are set to proceed, although officials will continue to closely monitor conditions.
Latin Boy revives memories of Bart Latin Boy, one of the last equine links to the legendary trainer Bart Cummings, makes his Brisbane debut at Doomben.
Hollie Doyle sets record for female riders Hollie Doyle has become winning-most female jockey in a calendar year in Britain, claiming her 107th victory at Southwell.
In Her Time draws barrier four in Sprint The Kris Lees-trained In Her Time has come up with barrier four for the Group One Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin.
Fun Fact set to relish distance rise Bjorn Baker is confident Fun Fact is warming towards a return to the winner's stall as the Group Three performer prepares to take on seven Rosehill rivals.
Randwick meeting threatened by poor air Racing NSW will continue to monitor Sydney's air quality before deciding if racing will go ahead at Randwick.
Winx reported to be carrying first foal Connections of champion Winx will wait until a confirmatory scan to announce she is carrying her first foal by I Am Invincible.
Drought could put end to Crown's campaign Consistent sprinter Burning Crown is likely to wind up his preparation at Rosehill with trainer Sue Grills going cold on a summer campaign in Brisbane.
Spectroscope to stay in Qld for summer Trainer Natalie McCall has cancelled a Sydney trip for Spectroscope who will concentrate on the Brisbane summer carnival.
Galaxy Raider ready for Pakenham return After being sparingly raced over the past 18 months, Galaxy Raider has been given a steady build-up for his racing return at Pakenham.
Spurcraft set for return in Bribie Hcp Flying gelding Spurcraft has had two jump-outs in preparation for his return in the Bribie Handicap at Doomben.
No Villiers Stakes for House Of Cartier While John Sargent has gone back to the drawing board with House Of Cartier, barn mate Tinkermosa takes the next step in her summer campaign at Rosehill.
Blinkers to help Way Beyond's Millions aim Trainer Stuart Kendrick has added blinkers to Way Beyond's race gear as he chases a place in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic via Doomben.
Warren mares on Magic path, via Sydney Jason Warren has set his sights on plundering some Sydney prize money with two talented mares, en route to the Magic Millions carnival in Queensland.
Secret Blaze up for Pakenham Cup assault Secret Blaze has given trainers Tony and Calvin McEvoy all the signs following his success at The Valley that he is ready to start again in the Pakenham Cup.
Gailo Chop lures Matthew Williams to Perth Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams will make his first trip to Perth to watch Gailo Chop line up in the Group One Kingston Town Stakes at Ascot.
Guy has dual attack on Eagle Way series Co-trainer Bryan Guy has two chances in a heat of the Eagle Way series at Doomben named for the 2016 Queensland Derby winner.
Gollan left with one Brisbane Hcp runner Trainer Tony Gollan has been left with one runner in the Brisbane Handicap after an injury to Silvera and a wide draw for Snitch in the Listed race at Doomben.
Karis Teetan wins HK jockey challenge Karis Teetan has beaten the world's best riders in the International Jockeys Championship in Hong Kong with premier Sydney rider James McDonald unplaced
Bright future for Merited with Sandown win Co-trainer Mick Kent Jr predicts Merited will go to a higher level after making it two-from-two in the Ladbrokes Odds Boost Handicap at Sandown.
Ben Currie appeal decision reserved A decision has been reserved in trainer Ben Currie's appeal of his convictions of bringing racing into disrepute.
Kiwi Catalyst an All-Star Mile contender The Australian Guineas and the All-Star Mile are targets for up-and-coming New Zealand star Catalyst.
Gollan continues winning run on all tracks Trainer Tony Gollan's policy of travelling horses to tracks where they can win has continued, with Sizzling Power winning at Beaudesert.
Tycoonist puts Millions hopes on the line Tycoonist will be out to cement a place in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast when he makes his debut at Rosehill.
Thornton fined over Baster altercation An altercation with jockey Stephen Baster has resulted in a fine for trainer Glenn Thornton after a hearing by Racing Victoria stewards.
Rhaegar to get back to form at home in NZ Training partners Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman are looking to get Rhaegar's campaign back on track at home after a disappointing Sydney spring.
Matt Cumani settles on Pakenham Cup option With a long-range target of the Adelaide Cup, trainer Matt Cumani says he plans on spacing the races for Etah James after she runs in the Pakenham Cup.
Test results disappointing: integrity boss Queensland's integrity boss Ross Barnett says he's disappointed with the number of positive drug and alcohol positive results from random testing at tracks.
Heathcote chases another Brisbane Hcp win Robert Heathcote is chasing a fifth win in the Listed Brisbane Brisbane Handicap, which would give him his 80th stakes winner.
Two Godolphin chances in G1 Kingston Town Godolphin has two hopes for the final Group One race of the year, the Kingston Town Stakes at Ascot, represented by Best Of Days and Tally.
Baldwin hopes to avoid ankle surgery Trainer Barry Baldwin has been preparing The Candy Man for the Brisbane Handicap while on crutches after breaking an ankle.
Big money needed to qualify for Millions Two-year-olds are likely to need at least $50,000 in prize money to qualify for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic in January.
Damian Lane to ride Lys Gracieux in Arima Australian jockey Damian Lane has been given a one-day licence to partner Cox Plate winner Lys Gracieux in the Arima Kinen in Japan.
Two of de Kock's best bound for Australia Two of the best horses in South Africa are scheduled to be exported to Australia to form part of Mike de Kock's planned stable at Cranbourne.
Chapada chases victory in Pakenham Cup Chapada promised a lot as a younger horse but only has a Wangaratta maiden win to his credit with connections hoping to add the Pakenham Cup to his record.
Teo heading to Sydney for Christmas Cup Tough Toowoomba stayer Fighting Teo has cemented a trip to Sydney for a tilt at the Christmas Cup with a solid third at Doomben.
Vorster cleared after owner complaint Jockey Barend Vorster has been cleared after fronting stewards in South Australia over an owner's complaint about one of his rides at Morphettville.
Kerrisdale ready for Rosehill debut Warwick Farm trainer Matthew Smith hopes Kerrisdale can kick her career off on a winning note when she makes her debut at Rosehill.
Busby out for redemption in Sandown maiden After Busby's defeat as an odds-on favourite in a maiden race at Benalla, connections are hoping for a different result at Sandown.
Sunshine Coast Gns renamed to honour Winx The Sunshine Coast Guineas has been renamed in honour of champion Winx who began her 33-win streak in the Group Three race.
Banned trainer Ben Currie in QCAT appeal Disqualified Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie will appeal his conviction and sentence on two charges of bringing racing into disrepute when he fronts QCAT.
Capacity field for final G1 race in Perth Four eastern states horses will tackle some of Perth's best in the final Group One race of the Perth carnival, the Kingston Town Stakes at Ascot.
Stewards slowly approving Laing transfers Horses from the Robbie Laing stable are being well cared for as racing officials work through their transfers to different trainers.
In Her Time arrives safely in Hong Kong Newcastle mare In Her Time has arrived safely in Hong Kong where the Group One winning sprinter will represent Australia at the International meeting.
RQ raises $52,600 for drought relief Racing Queensland has raised $52,600 for drought relief through an initiative supported by four corporate bookmakers over three codes.
Lindsay Park to chase another Pakenham Cup Lindsay Park has entered Alfarris, Creedence and Valac in its bid for a second Pakenham Cup since the race was granted Listed status.
Collett 4th in Mauritius jockey challenge Sydney-based Jason Collett has finished fourth of 14 riders in the International Jockeys challenge in Mauritius.
BRC expects big entries for Futures series The Brisbane Racing Club expects big numbers for its new Future Champions series when nominations close.
$5 million All-Star Mile nominations open Racing Victoria is hoping for similar success with the second instalment of The All-Star Mile with nominations now open.
Relief package for NSW meetings called off Racing NSW has made funds available to help participants affected by abandoned meetings because of smoke haze and poor air quality.
Ablaze wins Jericho Cup for Maher/Eustace The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Ablaze has won the second running of the gruelling Jericho Cup at Warrnambool.
Busuttin-Young double up in Pakenham Cup In-form pair Maracaibo and Savvy Oak will try to pick up some late spring prize money for trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young in the Pakenham Cup.
Tyzone heads big trial day for Edmonds Group One-placed Tyzone heads the 20 runners the Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership will have at the Gold Coast barrier trials.
O'Brien vows to follow similar Cup plan Trainer Danny O'Brien plans to take Vow And Declare back to Brisbane as part of the horse's preparation for a defence of the Melbourne Cup.
Rodd to return for Origin jockeys series Singapore-based Michael Rodd will return to Queensland to take part in the State of Origin jockeys series.
Dual Doncaster winner Sacred Falls dies Sacred Falls, a dual winner of the Doncaster Mile and a leading light at Waikato Stud, has died aged 10 after an illness.
Leading jockeys suspended at Doomben Brisbane premiership leading jockeys Jim Byrne and Baylee Nothdurft have been sidelined by suspension.
Hollie Doyle equals female season record Hollie Doyle has equalled Josephine Gordon's British record of 106 winners by a female rider in a calendar year.
Hey Doc wins Group One Winterbottom Hey Doc has cemented his return from injury with an all-the-way win in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot in Perth.
Chapter And Verse up with Forster's best Trainer Desleigh Forster declared Chapter And Verse possibly her best horse when he won the Group Three George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
Nash Rawiller, Tommy Berry cop suspensions Jockeys Tommy Berry and Nash Rawiller have both fallen foul of stewards at Rosehill, the pair incurring careless riding penalties over separate incidents.
Valley treble and suspension for McNeil Racing Victoria stewards have suspended jockey Jye McNeil for 11 meetings on a careless riding charge.
Spending To Win claims Listed Starlight In a race that did not go to plan, Spending To Win has showed his Starlight Stakes rivals a clean pair of heels to score an all-the-way win.
Thornton in first Qld stakes race success Apprentice Stephanie Thornton has franked her decision to stay in Queensland by winning the Listed Mode Plate on Sugar Boom.
Secret Blaze outguns rivals at The Valley Providing Secret Blaze recovers well from his win at The Valley, the Tony and Calvin McEvoy-trained galloper could back up in the Pakenham Cup.
Godolphin gets Festival feel with Ranier Progressive Godolphin four-year-old Ranier has arrived just in time for Kathy O'Hara to land his first black-type win in the Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Alward continues winning ways in ATC Cup The Chris Waller-trained Alward has backed up a Brisbane win with a first stakes victory in the Listed ATC Cup at Rosehill.
Rubisaki impresses first-up at The Valley Connections of Rubisaki had planned an assault on stakes races late in the spring, but a setback resulted in a softer return win at The Valley.
Flying shoe no barrier to Invictus Salute The Mark Newnham-trained Invictus Salute has overcome a mid-race incident to score a tough win in the Ranvet Handicap at Rosehill.
Tony Gollan continues summer domination Trainer Tony Gollan continued his domination of the Brisbane summer feature races when Le Palmier won the Winning Rupert Plate at Doomben.
Deadly Choices wins Country Cups Challenge My Isa galloper Deadly Choices has atoned for a defeat the last time he visited Brisbane by winning the Country Cups Challenge.
Rebel win a tonic for firefighting Clarke Bush fires threatened Clarke's passage to Sydney with Run Like A Rebel but trainer and horse made it safely to Rosehill to celebrate a breakthrough win.
Can'tforgetyou scores again at The Valley Can'tforgetyou has shown her toughness, rebounding from serious injury to record back-to-back victories at The Valley.
Dusty Tycoon earns a Magic Millions start Dusty Tycoon will give top trainer Rob Heathcote only his second starter in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic after her Doomben win.
Muntaseera earns high rating from Bowman Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace will consider some of the major autumn two-year-old races for Muntaseera after her dominant win at Rosehill.
Tagaloa rebounds with a strong Valley win After a debut third at Flemington during the carnival, Tagaloa showed the benefit of that experience with a strong victory at The Valley.
Boomsara can overcome wide barrier Smart sprinter Boomsara has a history of winning from wide barriers as he aims to come from the outside gate in the Group Three George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
Something Fast ready to deliver on promise Anthony Cummings believes Something Fast has a bright future and hopes the lightly raced five-year-old can take some big leaps forward this campaign.
Grade drop to aid Savaheat at The Valley Co-trainer Mick Kent jr believes Savaheat is racing in career best form ahead of The Valley where he will be aiming for the fourth win of his campaign.
Plumaro takes advantage of new QTIS rules Plumaro could be the beneficiary of an extension of QTIS bonus payments to four-year-olds at Doomben.
Riders told to get sleeping pill exemption Queensland jockeys have been advised to seek an exemption from stewards if they are using sleeping pills with a third rider suspended.
Tempo key to Siren's Fury in Festival After an eye-catching return in a $1 million race, Siren's Fury is on song for a Festival Stakes upset, provided the race is run at a genuine tempo.
Rippa hard to beat in George Moore Stakes Trainer Tony Gollan has the favourite Outback Barbie but says another of his runners, I'm A Rippa, will be tough to beat in the George Moore Stakes.
Somals bids for hat-trick at The Valley Simon Zahra says Somals is a filly with a good engine, but he and training partner Mathew Ellerton are in no rush to push her to a higher level.
Emperor is ready to reign at Rosehill Peter Snowden believes Emperor's Way is warming towards another win and regards him as a leading chance in the ATC Cup at Rosehill.
Clayton Douglas aims at second Jericho Cup Clayton Douglas will chase a second win in the Jericho Cup at Warrnambool when he rides Da Deputy in Australia's longest flat race.
Jokic chases biggest win in country final North Queensland jockey Chelsea Jokic gets a chance to win her biggest race on Mason's Chance in the Country Cups Challenge at Doomben.
Nothdurft challenging for jockey title Baylee Nothdurft has a strong book of rides at Doomben as he continues his quest to be the first apprentice in 16 years to win the Brisbane jockeys' title.
Portelli to split juveniles between states A pair of stablemates in the running for a Magic Millions Classic bid will test their respective credentials in separate states.
Clark teams up with Taikomochi in Cup Tulloch Lodge and Tim Clark will chase their second ATC Cup win in three years when they team up with on-speed gelding Taikomochi.
Dusty Tycoon chases Magic Millions place Dusty Tycoon, who has 1000 owners, can gain a Magic Millions Classic start by winning at Doomben.
Suspected wrist fracture for Andrew Adkins Jockey Andrew Adkins will be out of action until at least the middle of next week after suffering a potential wrist fracture.
George Moore Stakes return for Crack Me Up Multiple stakes winner Crack Me Up had had a solid trial as he prepares to return in the George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
Lindsay Park holds high hopes for Baaqyah A return to Lindsay Park's country stable after a debut second at Flemington has Baaqyah fresh and ready ahead of her second race appearance at The Valley.
Baller starts roll towards Magic Millions The Starlight Stakes at Rosehill will be a campaign launching pad for talented sprinter Baller who is on a Magic Millions path this summer.
Weight relief for Master Jamie at Doomben Top Rockhampton three-year-old Master Jamie gets a big drop in weight when he returns to metropolitan class at Doomben.
Old timer ready to step up at The Valley Thermal Current will attempt his maiden win for the Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra stable when he runs at The Valley.
Festival a Coolmore preview for Moss Trip Rejuvenated mare Moss Trip will be on trial for a Coolmore Classic campaign when she contests the Festival Stakes at the same track and distance.
Sukwhinder set for stakes debut in Mode Promising filly Sukwhinder will have a big cheer squad in India when she makes her stakes race debut in the Mode Plate at Doomben.
Williams happy to head west for Dubious Craig Williams heads to Perth to ride Dubious in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot, in an attempt to win the race for a third time.
Chapter and Verse to break Doomben duck Trainer Desleigh Forster is confident Chapter and Verse can break his drought at Doomben by winning the Group Three George Moore Stakes.
Gold Cup contender Kemboy cleared to race Kemboy is eligible to race again, after Horse Racing Ireland announced it will accept entries for horses formerly owned by the Supreme Horse Racing Club.
Cummings happy with G1 Winterbottom trio Trainer James Cummings will be represented by Trekking, Home Of The Brave and Viridine as the Godolphin sprinters chase a Group One victory in Perth.
Aussie Nugget measures up to metro grade The Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington could potentially become an autumn target for Aussie Nugget after the import broke his city maiden status at Sandown.
Racing Victoria bans Laing stable entries Robbie Laing is working on ways to improve his financial situation which he hopes will result in a return to the training ranks.
Edmonds stable after more Millions success The Edmonds training partnership is looking at a second Magic Millions 2YO Classic win after The Drinks Cart scored impressively at the Gold Coast.
Racing makes drought relief No.1 priority Racing Queensland and four corporate bookmakers will join forces to raise funds for drought relief.
Bobbing chases black-type in G3 Festival Provincial Championship Final winner Bobbing will be out to prove he can make the grade in the Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Class drop to suit Vanuatu at The Valley Connections of Vanuatu have autumn plans for Vanuatu who will race at The Valley before going out for a summer break.
Lim's Lightning ready for Australian debut Former top Singapore two-year-old Lim's Lightning is ready to make his Australian debut in the George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
Coolmore pays tribute to breeding pioneer Coolmore Australia chairman Ken Barry is being remembered for his influence on the Australian breeding industry, including the shuttle stallions concept.
Weight's not right as Appo loses appeal Jockey Beau Appo will serve a four-week suspension after losing an appeal against a conviction for weighing in light on a Toowoomba winner.
Queensland winner positive to altrenogest Trainer Angela Graham has been fined $3000 after her gelding Bosendi was found to have traces of altrenogest in a urine sample.
European spring winners arrive in HK Two European stayers have arrived in Hong Kong for the International meeting after racing with success in the Australian spring.
Don't Die Wondering: the Pat Webster story Popular Sydney trainer Pat Webster has launched his book Don't Die Wondering, the story of his 50 year journey through life and racing.
Fill The Flute aimed again at The Valley Fill The Flute will again try to win at The Valley when she returns to the track against fillies and mares.
Full field for Jericho Cup at Warrnambool The second running of the Jericho Cup to commemorate the original race during World War I, has attracted a field of 14 horses at Warrnambool.
Tourist Hey Doc gets good look at Ascot Hey Doc has trimmed up nicely following his first run in 13 months and is ready to put up a good showing in the Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot.
Alligator's trial win his best: Vandyke Trainer David Vandyke believes Alligator Blood has turned in the best trial of his career with his heat win at the Sunshine Coast.
In-form Aussie Nugget after Sandown win Following wins at Seymour and Bendigo, the Anthony Freedman-trained Aussie Nugget heads to town for the first time chasing a hat-trick at Sandown.
Two Toowoomba trainers stood down Queensland Racing Integrity Commission officers have stood down two Toowoomba trainers after a drug and alcohol screening operation at track work.
Cup owners donate to Dementia Australlia Geoff and Sue Corrigan, half-owners of Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare, have donated $50,000 of their prize money to Dementia Australia.
Phoenix denies allegations against owner Phoenix Thoroughbreds has issued a categorical denial over suggestions of wrongdoing after allegations against their founder, Amer Abdulaziz.
Boss of syndicate named in fraud case The head of global syndication company Phoenix Thoroughbreds has been named in a fraud case involving fake cryptocurrency.
Three Godolphin runners in G1 Winterbottom Trekking, Home Of The Brave and Viridine will chase Group One spoils for Godolphin when they clash in the Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot in Perth.
Fine and suspension for bookmaker Beasley Bookmaker Simon Beasley has been suspended until year's end and fined $17,500 after a hearing before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Valley return a chance for Jungle Edge Trainer Mick Bell is struggling to find a suitable race for Jungle Edge's return and he may kick off over 1000 metres at The Valley.
Quarantine rules eased for Hong Kong The quarantine protocols with Hong Kong have eased with horses no longer required to spend 180 days in a third country before being imported to Australia.
Don't Give A Damn to step up to Festival Snake Gully Cup winner Don't Give A Damn will return to city racing in the Group Three Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Moloney replaces Thompson in Singapore As one Melbourne-based jockey leaves Singapore to return home, another will pack his bags as his replacement for a 12-month stint.
Endless Drama seeking Perth Group One Tony Pike will venture into unfamiliar territory with Endless Drama to be the New Zealand trainer's first runner in Perth in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes.
Lloyd Williams set to sell Macedon Lodge Macedon Lodge is set to close as a training base for Lloyd and Nick Williams although their racing involvement will remain strong.
First for Tony Gollan in Cannonball final Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will have his first runner in a Cannonball series final when Godfather's Girl contests the race at Kilcoy.
Donnacha O'Brien to retire from riding Multiple Group One-winning jockey Donnacha O'Brien has announced his retirement to embark on a training career.
Murphy wins Japan Cup on Suave Richard Champion British jockey Oisin Murphy has added another notable victory to his CV in the Japan Cup aboard Suave Richard.
Bowditch working to get back to riding Joe Bowditch is gradually building his fitness for a return to race riding after a fall at Sale left him on the injured list during the spring carnival.
Maloney to continue run for Vandyke Jockey Ryan Maloney will make a four-hour round trip to ride Group One performer Alligator Blood in a Sunshine Coast trial.
Short course autumn for Cape Of Good Hope Having shown his ability over a middle distance, Cape Of Good Hope is likely to run over shorter in his next campaign.
G2 winner Time To Reign nearing a return Group Two winner Time To Reign is nearing a return while his little sister Still Reigning is getting closer to her debut for trainer Gary Portelli.
Vic trainers audit as part of welfare plan Racing Victoria stewards will give trainers an amnesty to ensure stable returns are current with an emphasis on horses that have not raced in six months.
Qld trainers upset at altrenogest ruling Queensland trainers are upset by a Queensland Racing Integrity Commission ruling on the use of the drug altrenogest for mares.
More money for NSW BOBS scheme The BOBS scheme is to be enhanced with new categories for races in NSW with bonuses up to $100,000.
Fab's Cowboy to break city drought Prolific country winner Fab's Cowboy gets a chance to break his city duck in the Country Cups Challenge Final at Doomben.
Andrew Noblet to make Ballarat new home With stables being built at Ballarat, trainer Andrew Noblet has decided to leave Caulfield before it is closed as a training centre.
Cyrname claims Altior's scalp at Ascot Altior has suffered his first defeat over jumps with Cyrname running out a brilliant all-the-way winner at Ascot.
Doomben faces major water shortage The Brisbane Racing Club is buying water for Doomben after the track's supplies dried up.
Regal Power wins Railway Stakes Regal Power has won the Group One Railway Stakes at Ascot for owners Bob and Sandra Peters and champion West Australian jockey William Pike.
Boss banned, fined over Gong whip breaches Top jockey Glen Boss has been banned for whip breaches in the $1 million Gong, sidelining him for an International jockeys' series in Mauritius.
Hawker Hurricane scores again at Ballarat Hawker Hurricane may have secured himself a trip to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas following his win on Ballarat Cup day.
McGillivray boosts record on Tambo's Mate Matt McGillivray continued his run of feature race winners and put Tambo's Mate on a Magic Millions trail with a win in the Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Waller's Wolf takes out inaugural $1m Gong Warhorse Mister Sea Wolf has surged to a historic victory in the $1 million Gong, capping a lucratrive spring carnival for premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller.
Lees-trained mare Fabulass in Doomben win Newcastle mare Miss Fabulass has lived up to her regal breeding by storming home to win the Spirit Of Boom Classic at Doomben.
Kiwia goes back-to-back in Ballarat Cup Trainer Archie Alexander has landed his hometown cup with last year's winner Kiwia returning to form in the Ballarat Cup.
Aqua D'ivina back on track with Kembla win Matthew Smith-trained Aqua D'ivina has got her career back on track with an encouraging win in a support race on $1 million Gong day at Kembla Grange.
'Perfect' Sneak Preview claims Highway win Sneak Preview has claimed his fourth win in eight starts, with Dubbo trainer Kody Nestor labelling him a perfect Country Championships candidate.
Dixie Preacher lands big betting move Tough gelding Dixie Preacher has landed a big betting move with a dominant win at Doomben.
Magic Millions calling for Euphoric Summer Euphoric Summer scored a narrow win in the Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic at Ballarat and in the process has earned a trip to the Gold Coast.
Heathcote has last laugh with Guntantes Trainer Robert Heathcote has had the last laugh on those who said Guntantes would not run a strong 1600m when the gelding scored an easy Doomben win.
Destination stakes Slipper claim at Kembla James Cummings-trained colt Destination, the son of Group One-winning sire Exceed And Excel, has broken his maiden on The Gong day at Kembla Grange.
Lady Banff qualifies for Millions Classic Lady Banff has assured herself a start in the $2 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic at the Gold Coast with a runaway win at Doomben.
Tahitian Dancer impresses in Ballarat win Trainer Shane Nichols has reverted to a sprinting campaign with Tahitian Dancer and a trip to Brisbane is now on the cards after an impressive Ballarat win.
Racing industry mourns Les Young Les Young, a prominent and popular member of the racing and breeding communities, has been remembered as an industry advocate and a gentleman.
Bill Waterhouse a giant among bookmakers Leviathan bookmaker Bill Waterhouse, who has died aged 97, built a betting dynasty that continues through his son Robbie.
Clockwise Classic focus for Cumani pair A pair of Magic Millions horses for local trainer Matt Cumani have undergone a thorough preparation for the Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Luck changes for promising Rebel Rock Co-trainer Peter Hulbert believes Rebel Rock's recent bad luck has turned out to be good fortune as the colt heads to Doomben.
Tough mare up for Ballarat Cup challenge Co-trainer Calvin McEvoy is looking forward to seeing Aristocratic Miss contest the Ballarat Cup following a luckless run at Flemington during the carnival.
Racing authorities remember Waterhouse Racing authorities have remembered Bill Waterhouse as a charismatic and controversial character in the betting ring.
Pfieffer hopes to celebrate win with Party A trip to the Gold Coast for a Magic Millions race is on the cards for The Party Girl, who kicks off her latest campaign at Kembla Grange.
Different tactics working for Steve Tregea Trainer Steve Tregea can reap the benefits of trying new tactics with Prioritise and Niccanova who run in the Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Tamarack has spring in his step for mile Joe Pride has adopted a fresh approach to Tamarack's training regime and says the horse is sharp enough to be competitive over a mile in The Gong.
Gold Coast calling for King Of Hastings King Of Hastings will put his credentials on the line for a trip to the Gold Coast when he returns in the Magic Millions 3&4YO Classic at Ballarat.
Munce hopes trial form holds up at Doomben Trainer Chris Munce believes Skate To Paris and Smartypy need only run to their trial form to be chances in the Spirit Of Boom Classic at Doomben.
Mare for all Seasons has autumn goals Trainer Les Bridge has stakes race aspirations for promising mare Seasons who resumes at Kembla Grange after almost 12 months on the sidelines.
Queensland to follow national cobalt rules Queensland's chief integrity officer, Ross Barnett, has indicated the state has no choice but to follow national rules on cobalt.
Harbour Views scratched from Ballarat Cup Trainer Matthews Williams has scratched early favourite Harbour Views from the Ballarat Cup with the horse showing signs of inflammation in his joints.
Suspended trainer appeals court ruling Trainer Jarrod McLean is appealing a Supreme Court ruling that allowed Victoria's racing body to pursue charges against him based on evidence seized by police.
Legendary bookie Bill Waterhouse has died The patriarch of the Waterhouse racing dynasty, former legendary bookmaker Bill Waterhouse, has died aged 97.
Hollie Doyle reaches century of winners Hollie Doyle has recorded a landmark winner at Chelmsford with victory aboard The Perfect Crown giving her a 100th success of the year.
Boss, Collett to ride in Mauritian series Everest-winning jockey Glen Boss will make his Mauritian debut when he rides in an upcoming International Jockeys' series which will also feature Jason Collett.
Hanseatic among early Diamond favourites Merson Cooper Stakes winner Hanseatic is one of three equal favourites in an early market for the 2020 Blue Diamond Stakes along with Aryaaf and Dame Giselle.
Ron Quinton in two minds with Ljungberg Trainer Ron Quinton will consult with the owners of Ljungberg before deciding if the horse takes his place in a sprint race at Kembla Grange.
Adelaide tracks to get new year break Racing will be moved from the two tracks at Morphettville to provincial venues early in the new year to give the tracks an opportunity to recover.
Red Alto almost ready to deliver knock out Trainer Brent Stanley believes outsider Red Alto is almost ready to put in the best run of his campaign when he runs in the Ballarat Cup.
Villers via The Gong for Quackerjack The good prize money on offer during the late spring and summer has convinced Mark Newnham to put Quackerjack on a $1 million path towards the Villers Stakes.
Yendall chasing G1 win in west for Smith Dean Yendall and the Lindsey Smith-trained Reykjavik combined to win at Group Three level last start and will now try to win a Group One race in Perth.
Epic Girl ready to overcome difficult task Epic Girl is ready to race well in the Spirit of Boom Classic, a race her trainer Chris Anderson admits will be difficult to win.
Dunn reunites with Li'l Kontra at Ballarat Dwayne Dunn hopes to make it two wins from as many rides on Li'l Kontra when he reunites with the filly in the Magic Millions 3&4YO Classic at Ballarat.
Provincial trainers are missing out: Price Local trainer Robert Price believes the addition of a race restricted to provincial horses would top off the stand-alone meeting at Kembla Grange.
Dunn plays Magic Millions guessing game Trainer Matt Dunn is playing a guessing game about how much prize money Lady Banff will need to make the Magic Millions Classic field.
Soul Obsession primed for Ballarat debut A field of 11 two-year-olds will contest the Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic at Ballarat, the only race run right-handed in Victoria.
Mertens to ride at four Singapore meetings Young Victorian jockey Beau Mertens has been granted a short-term jockey's licence in Singapore for the final four meetings of the 2019 season.
Adkins in the Zone for $1 million Gong Two weeks after combining to win the Golden Gift, jockey Andrew Adkins and trainers Peter and Paul Snowden team up in another $1 million race.
Churning win would boost injured trainer A win by talented mare Churning in the Listed Spirit Of Boom Classic would be a boost for injured trainer Toby Edmonds.
Silvera can earn a chance at the Villiers Silvera can earn a chance to tackle the Group Two Villiers in Sydney if he races well in the Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Races, trials cancelled because of smoke The race meeting set down for Hawkesbury has been called off because of poor air quality, the result of bush fire smoke that continues to affect parts of NSW.
Derby winner leads O'Brien Hong Kong team Anthony Van Dyck is likely to head Aidan O'Brien's team for the Hong Kong International races.
Racing Australia remains firm on cobalt There will be no immediate relaxing of the rules regarding cobalt following a letter from Racing Australia to the Australian Trainers' Association.
Brad Rawiller chases more big wins in WA Victorian jockey Brad Rawiller has won three Group One races in Perth during his career and is hoping to add another on Best Of Days in the Railway Stakes.
Apprentice finally achieves city honours Injury robbed Thomas Stockdale of metropolitan opportunities before the apprentice scored a long overdue city win on Maracaibo at Sandown.
Chicago Bull breaks maiden at Toowoomba Chicago Bull has broken his maiden status in an effort which jockey Jim Byrne thought was better than it looked.
In Her Time confirmed for Hong Kong sprint In Her Time has returned home following a Group One placing in Melbourne and is being readied for the Hong Kong International Sprint.
Hayes expects improved run from La Girl Ben Hayes believes La Girl has improved since her fourth placing on debut at Flemington as she prepares to contest the Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic.
Jazzland to face the music in Kembla test Up-and-coming stayer Jazzland has reached a level of maturity that trainer Kristen Buchanan hopes can help him rise to the next level.
Lees looks to Kembla for change in fortune Trainer Kris Lees will pin most of his hopes of winning The Gong on Group One winner El Dorado Dreaming.
Dr Drill chasing big prize in Ballarat Cup After a gradual rise through the grades since arriving in Australia, Dr Drill will chase his biggest pay day when he contests the $500,000 Ballarat Cup.
Hawker Hurricane eyes second Ballarat win A year after his Magic Millions Clockwise Classic win at Ballarat, Hawker Hurricane will attempt to add the Magic Millions 3&4YO Classic at the same track.
Deep Image to measure up in stakes test Deep Image has earned the respect of trainer Rob Heathcote and jockey Robbie Fradd as he heads to his first stakes race in the Recognition Handicap at Doomben.
Qld racing to collect data on retirees Queensland officials hope to collect data on 1000 retired racehorses when an extended amnesty ends.
Moe meeting to start early because of heat A forecast for hot weather has prompted officials to adjust the race times for a Moe meeting.
Trainer suspended from trackwork duties Trainer Gary Doughty has been suspended from riding trackwork after returning a positive urine sample.
WA racing authority buys farm for retirees The governing body of racing in Western Australia has bought Touchstone Farm to house and retrain retired racehorses.
Ben Thompson calls time on Singapore stint Ben Thompson has decided to return home to Melbourne despite being granted a 12-month extension to his jockey's licence in Singapore.
Hang Man back in distance in Ballarat Cup Trainer Mike Moroney has two nominations for the Ballarat Cup including Hang Man who drops back in distance after being placed in the Bendigo Cup.
Jericho Cup attracts 32 nominations The Jericho Cup at Warrnambool, Australia's longest flat race and restricted to Australian and New Zealand bred horses, has attracted 32 nominations.
Big Blue bound for Cheltenham festival Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have Big Blue booked for a return trip to Europe with a view to running him at the Cheltenham Festival.
Million dollar option for Testashadow The barrier draw will determine whether Gary Portelli gives stable stalwart Testashadow his chance in the $1 million The Gong.
Call Me Shamus chases second-straight win Trainer Phillip Stokes has decided Call Me Shamus is more suited in a midweek city race than jumping to stakes class.
Races, trials called off because of haze A race meeting at Taree and barrier trials at Warwick Farm have been called off because of hazardous air quality emanating from the bush fires in NSW.
Perth-bound runners stranded in Melbourne A fuel leak discovered on a plane taking horses from Melbourne to Perth for the summer carnival has delayed their departure 24 hours.
McDonald to ride in HK Jockey Challenge Three-time premier Sydney jockey James McDonald will represent Australia in the International Jockeys Challenge in Hong Kong.
Harbour Views could miss Ballarat Cup run Talented gelding Harbour Views could miss a start in the Listed Ballarat Cup as he is down the order of entry for the $500,000 race.
No action taken after Sandown inquiry No action has been taken after a stewards inquiry in relation to the conduct of trainer Peter Gelagotis towards a veterinarian at Sandown.
Luvaluva out to get Gong at Kembla Grange Trainer John Sargent believes Luvaluva is spot-on for the The Gong at Kembla Grange with 25 horses nominated for the million dollar race.
Ef Troop in Ballarat return for new stable Trainer Tony McEvoy is planning to run new stable recruit Ef Troop at Ballarat and has been pleased with the sprinter's build-up since joining his team.
Where Are You heads to the Jericho Cup New Zealand stayers Where Are You and Aigne are headed to Warrnambool to contest the unique Jericho Cup over 4600 metres.
Kingston Town Classic aim for Gailo Chop The Matthew Williams-trained veteran Gailo Chop is being aimed at the Group One Kingston Town Classic in Perth.
Gold Fields to campaign in Dubai Connections of Sandown Stakes winner Gold Fields are planning to give him a campaign in Dubai taking in dirt racing as well as turf.
Lindsay Park with two Ballarat Cup hopes Fifty Stars and Alfarris will be strong contenders for the Lindsay Park stable in a shortened Ballarat Cup that carries an increase in prize money.
Bowman keen to build on spring momentum Hugh Bowman has given himself a pass mark for his first spring carnival without Winx and is keen to knuckle down to some hard work over the summer.
Judge dismisses Maximum Security suit A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the owners of Maximum Security challenging the decision to disqualify the horse as the winner of the Kentucky Derby
Nothdurft can reach the top: Gollan Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan believes his apprentice Baylee Nothdurft can go to the top in the sport if he can keep his weight in check.
Loire is Redoute's Choice's 36th G1 winner NZ Thousand Guineas winner Loire is the 36th Group One winner for her sire, the late Redoute's Choice.
Alligator set to trial for summer return Caulfield Guineas runner-up Alligator Blood will trial at the Sunshine Coast before returning for the Queensland summer carnival.
Hey Doc on target for G1 Winterbottom Trainer Tony McEvoy is thrilled with the way Hey Doc has come through the Kevin Heffernan Stakes and plans to travel him to Perth for the Winterbottom Stakes.
Michael Cahill nearing a return to riding Injured jockey Michael Cahill will visit a doctor this week and hopes to get the all-clear to resume riding soon.
Faugheen survives scare in chasing debut Faugheen has survived a couple of jumping blunders to run out a convincing winner at his steeplechase debut at Punchestown.
The Candy Man makes return to winning form The Candy Man has bounced back from a disappointing Sydney campaign with a win in the $105,000 Mooloolaba Cup.
Perth Group One target for Eclipse winner The Group One Kingston Town Stakes in Perth is in the plans for Group Three Eclipse Stakes winner Pacodali.
Tycoon Ace makes amends at Sunshine Coast Tycoon Ace has laid the demons of his previous start at the Sunshine Coast to rest with his win in the Swiss Ace Plate.
Jamaican Rain leads throughout at Sandown Jamaican Rain has defied the opposition up the Sandown straight to land the Group Three Summoned Stakes.
Southern France wins WFA Zipping Classic After an unplaced finish in his Australian debut in the Melbourne Cup, imported stayer Southern France has shown his class to win the Group Two Zipping Classic.
Gelagotis conduct quizzed by RV stewards Trainer Peter Gelagotis was far from happy that Levendi was forced to undergo a veterinary examination prior to his return run at Sandown.
Godolphin clean up in Newcastle features The first edition of the $1 million The Hunter has been won by Godolphin's Savatiano, courtesy of a front-running ride by James McDonald.
Brave Pretty Brazen wins Sandown Guineas Pretty Brazen has provided jockey Luke Currie with a winning treble after a fighting victory in the Group Two Sandown Guineas.
Godolphin snares Spring Stakes hat-trick Asiago has become just the fourth filly to win the Spring Stakes at Newcastle with a determined victory under Rachel King.
Teleplay wins narrowly in WFA Heffernan Five-year-old mare Teleplay has backed up a stakes win during the Melbourne Cup carnival with a weight-for-age success in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes.
Kalik defies breeding for sprint victory Kalik is bred to be a stayer but again showed his liking for short courses with his win at the Sunshine Coast.
Miss becomes Ramsey's latest Pinup horse Scone trainer John Ramsey has continued his stellar run of form this spring producing Pinup Miss for a win at Newcastle's stand-alone meeting.
Viridine appreciates class drop at Sandown Godolphin gelding Viridine has returned to winning form at Sandown, taking out the Listed Doveton Stakes.
Stephen Baster lands winner at final ride Retiring jockey Stephen Baster has finished with a win in his final ride at Sandown aboard Gold Fields in the Group Three Sandown Stakes.
Snowden stable in another juvenile victory A week after Dame Giselle took out the Golden Gift, Peter and Paul Snowden have captured the Max Lees Classic with first starter Tilia Rose.
So Dapper shows class with all the way win So Dapper showed why he would have been a force in the winter carnival with an all-the-way win at the Sunshine Coast.
McEvoy holds high hopes for Sandown winner A spell has been called for Xilong she broke through for her maiden stakes win at Sandown with Tony McEvoy holding Group One aspirations for the filly.
Dusty Tycoon earns big ovation from owners Dusty Tycoon has won to the roar of several hundred of her owners from the Mirunners syndicate at the Sunshine Coast.
Villiers Stakes plan for House Of Cartier Trainer John Sargent has Villiers Stakes aspirations for House Of Cartier after she returned to the winner's list at Newcastle.
Azuro wins Listed Sandown Cup over 3200m The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Azuro has notched his third win from four attempts over 3200m, beating stablemate Wall Of Fire in the Sandown Cup.
Godolphin, Freedman combine in Listed 2YO Hanseatic has given Godolphin and the Anthony Freedman stable victory in a Listed race at Sandown, taking out the Merson Cooper Stakes.
Zoujea earns her chance at stakes level Trainer Danny O'Brien believes the Twilight Glow Stakes is a good opportunity to give the lightly raced Zoujea a crack at a black-type race.
Clarry Conners takes Elvezio to Newcastle Clarry Conners is selling his Warwick Farm stable but will not be going anywhere else any time soon.
Midterm chasing Zipping Classic success A horse formerly raced by Lloyd Williams will chase the Zipping Classic named in honour of the Williams-owned stayer.
NZ race option for Guineas hope Conqueror Well-bred colt Conqueror gets his latest chance to win a stakes race in the Sandown Guineas with a trip to New Zealand an option.
Hunter trio head Baker's Newcastle squad Trainer Bjorn Baker saddles up three outsiders in the inaugural running of The Hunter and regards all as knockout chances.
The Candy Man set to return to best form Trainer Barry Baldwin believes The Candy Man can turn around his recent Sydney form when he returns to Queensland racing at the Sunshine Coast.
Hugh Bowman and Le Romain come full circle Four years after breaking his maiden at Newcastle, Le Romain returns to his home track striving to become the inaugural winner of the $1 million The Hunter.
Barend Vorster makes first trip to Sandown South Australian-based jockey Barend Vorster travels to Sandown for the first time for six rides including Jentico for Tony and Calvin McEvoy.
Schweida excited about Swiss Ace Plate Trainer Kelly Schweida is excited about Meet Mr Taylor taking on a classy field in the Swiss Ace Plate at the Sunshine Coast.
Sport and Politics mix with Donandkim The superbly named Donandkim will bid to extend his winning sequence when he steps up to better grade in the Spring Stakes at Newcastle.
Syndicate barred from Irish racing Horse Racing Ireland has has denied all registrations of horses under the ownership of Supreme Horse Racing Club which has failed to provide information.
Appleby with two strong chances at Sandown English trainer Charlie Appleby has only had one starter in Melbourne this spring but could end the carnival on a winning note with two chances at Sandown.
Lees weighing up options for Miss Fabulass After failing to make the cut for The Hunter then drawing wide in a support race, Miss Fabulass is unlikely to make a hometown appearance at Newcastle.
Ventura Storm to back up in G2 Zipping Co-trainer Tom Dabernig says Ventura Storm has been racing consistently this spring and hopes he can figure in the finish of the Zipping Classic.
Racing NSW chair slams 'unfair' ABC expose Racing NSW chairman Russell Balding has written a detailed letter of complaint to the ABC over their two-year investigation into racehorse welfare.
Locals chase inaugural $1 million Hunter Three Novacastrian trainers will chase first prize in the $1 million The Hunter at Newcastle, led by Kris Lees who has a quartet of runners.
Summoned Stakes the spring aim for Vanuatu Trainer Grahame Begg has aimed lightly raced Vanuatu at the Group Three Summoned Stakes and believes the mare heads into the race at Sandown in great order.
Ramsey eyes G3 win after VRC Oaks thrill Scone trainer John Ramsey is eyeing Group Three glory at Newcastle on Saturday with Bright Rubick, fresh off his "big thrill" in the VRC Oaks.
Kendrick puts trust in Swettenham Stud Trainer Stuart Kendrick hopes to cement his relationship with the Swettenham Stud when Trust In Aloha runs at the Sunshine Coast.
Banquo on target for G2 Sandown Guineas A week after winning a Listed race at Flemington, promising Danny O'Brien-trained colt Banquo will be out to add the Group Two Sandown Guineas.
Newcastle a sweet target for Panna Cotta A barrier trial win over subsequent Golden Gift runner-up See You Soon has Mark Newnham quietly confident Panna Cotta can make a winning start to her career.
Another Happy Valley meeting cancelled The political and social unrest in Hong Kong has prompted the cancellation of another midweek race card at Happy Valley.
Spectroscope in line for Sydney trip Spectroscope will head to Sydney for a tilt at the Villiers next month if he races well in the Mooloolaba Cup at the Sunshine Coast.
Enable crowned Europe's best for 2nd time Enable has been named the 2019 Cartier Horse of the Year - becoming the third horse to be awarded the title on two occasions.
Marmelo retired to stud after Cup drama The 2018 Melbourne Cup runner-up Marmelo has been retired to stand at stud in France, a fortnight after his controversial scratching from the 2019 race.
Star Silk continues top form for Anderson Chris Anderson has thanked fellow trainer Jason Warren for recommending Star Silk be transferred to him from Melbourne.
Prince Of Caviar second in Bendigo return Black Caviar's son Prince Of Caviar has finished second as a short-priced favourite in his first start for more than a year at Bendigo.
Port Macquarie races cancelled over fires The NSW bushfires have led to the abandonment of racing at Port Macquarie, where several blazes burn nearby.
Pretty Brazen on target for Guineas tilt The Tony McEvoy-trained Pretty Brazen is one of two fillies aiming to become the first since 2005 to win the Group Two Sandown Guineas.
Bon Amis primed for $1m Hunter after virus Bon Amis has recovered from a minor setback as Newcastle trainer Jason Deamer primes his local hope for the inaugural $1 million Hunter.
Miss Siska faces distance test in Classic The Grahame Begg-trained mare Miss Siska will be tried over 2400m in the Zipping Classic at Sandown, a week after her second in the Matriarch Stakes.
Capital Connection poised for Open debut Trainer Tony Gollan believes he has come up with the correct ingredients for Capital Connection to make a winning Open company debut.
RQ keeps watch on Sunshine Coast bushfires Racing Queensland is monitoring bushfires on the Sunshine Coast but at this stage there is no danger to the Corbould Park meeting.
Happy Clapper misses Gong with temperature Fan favourite Happy Clapper will miss the $1 million The Gong after contracting a virus.
Arc winner Waldgeist retired to stud Waldgeist, winner of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, has been retired and will stand at Ballylinch Stud in Ireland.
Affair To Remember chasing Guineas win Lightly raced filly Affair To Remember is the early favourite to claim her first stakes win in the Group Two Sandown Guineas.
NZ G1 winner Madison County to race in US Madison County,a dual Group One winner in New Zealand, is to do his future racing in the United States.
Plenty of options for Sunlight in 2020 Trainer Tony McEvoy says there are plenty of options for Sunlight in the new year with the mare having a spell after her second in the Golden Eagle.
Southern France late entry for G2 Zipping Southern France, unplaced in the Melbourne Cup in his first Australian start, could run in the Zipping Classic after being a late nomination.
Le Romain to bounce back on home track Triple Group One winner Le Romain will spearhead a big team of horses for trainer Kris Lees on his home track of Newcastle featuring the $1 million The Hunter.
Hey Doc to make race return at Sandown Dual Group One winner Hey Doc is scheduled to make his long-awaited return to racing in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes at Sandown.
Edmonds counts blessings after accident Queensland trainer Toby Edmonds appears to have escaped serious injury after being knocked out by a runaway horse in a trackwork incident.
Jockeys Mott and Bates on injured list A four-horse fall at Cranbourne has Jamie Mott nursing leg injuries while Declan Bates has a fractured knee cap after a mishap in the mounting yard at Geelong.
Edmonds in hospital after track accident Leading Queensland trainer Toby Edmonds is in a Gold Coast hospital undergoing tests for a head injury after being hit by a runaway horse.
Light spring to benefit Chapada at Sandown Trainer Mike Moroneyis happy with the decision to bypass the major spring races with Chapada after his tough three-year-old season that took in three Derbys.
Scone meeting postponed 24 hours A race meeting at Scone in the NSW Hunter Valley has been postponed by a day as bushfires continue in the neighbouring areas.
Widdup hoping Sandbar gets Hunter start Trainer Brad Widdup will have to wait to find out of talented sprinter Sandbar can get a start in the $1 million The Hunter at Newcastle.
Levendi among entries for Sandown return Australian Derby winner Levendi only has to please his trainer Peter Gelagotis during the week to make his long-awaited racing return at Sandown.
Farm life suits Tarzan ahead of Caloundra Prolific winner Tarzan has had a brief stint of farm life as he prepares for another challenge at the Sunshine Coast.
Griffiths slowly getting back into action Trainer Robbie Griffiths is slowly getting back to stable duties after being laid low following an operation on a brain aneurism.
Catalyst to stay with Clayton Chipperfield Emerging New Zealand star Catalyst has attracted interest from Australian trainers but his owner says the 2000 Guineas winner stays with Clayton Chipperfield.
Boost for Qld winter carnival 2yo races Racing Queensland has boosted prize money for its three main two-year-old races during the winter carnival.
Singapore Gold Cup for Craig Williams Craig Williams has won the Singapore Gold Cup on the Lee Freedman-trained Mr Clint just days after winning the Melbourne Cup.
All-Star Mile on radar for Melody Belle Melody Belle will return home to New Zealand for a break before attention turns to another likely Australian campaign and the All-Star Mile.
Waller delighted by local Cup success Chris Waller says Vow And Declare's Melbourne Cup victory may entice trainers to look in their own backyard for a Cups horse.
Cup distance too long for Mirage Dancer Mirage Dancer will be kept to shorter staying races after failing to see out the 3200 metres of the Melbourne Cup.
Brave Song after rich prize in The Hunter Peter and Paul Snowden could have two runners in the inaugural $1 million The Hunter at Newcastle including Brave Song.
Memorable Cup carnival for O'Brien stable A win on all four days, highlighted by Vow And Declare's Melbourne Cup victory, has made for a memorable Flemington carnival for trainer Danny O'Brien.
BRC bucks Cup week crowd trends The Brisbane Racing Club has stayed on budget for its three Melbourne Cup week meetings which bucks the national trend.
Williams, Waller win Cup carnival awards Craig Williams has claimed the award as this year's Melbourne Cup carnival's leading jockey while Chris Waller has been crowned the top trainer.
Qld apprentice outed for drug positive Brisbane apprentice Sheriden Tomlinson has become the sixth jockey or trackwork rider in Queensland outed on a drug positive in the past two months.
Galileo equals Danehill's G1 record Champion Irish stallion Galileo has equalled Danehill's Group One record with Magic Wand, bringing up No. 84 in the Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
Stewards probe jockey, trainer incident Retiring jockey Stephen Baster and trainer Glenn Thornton have been hauled before stewards over an alleged incident at Flemington.
Decline in crowd numbers for Cup carnival Just like the previous three days of this year's Melbourne Cup carnival, crowd numbers were down on recent years on Stakes day at Flemington.
Outback Barbie gives Gollan a big thrill Trainer Tony Gollan said the win of Outback Barbie in the Keith Noud Quality was one of the biggest thrills of his career.
Hartnell bows out in style with G1 placing Popular nine-year-old gelding Hartnell has run a bold race in his final start, finishing third in the Group One Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
Red-letter day for Snowdens at Rosehill A Golden Slipper hopeful and an ultra-consistent mare have given Peter and Paul Snowden a feature race double to cap an outstanding day at Rosehill.
Perth Group Ones in plans for Reykjavik After winning the Chatham Stakes at Flemington, the Lindsey Smith-trained Reykjavik is set to return to Perth for two Group One races later this year.
Gift win sets Dame on Golden Slipper path Andrew Adkins has celebrated his biggest win since returning from a race fall, claiming the $1 million Golden Gift aboard Dame Giselle.
Dunn wins third Rosehill Country Classic Matthew Dunn has continued his dominance of the Country Classic at Rosehill, with Ready For Danger making it three wins in four years for the NSW trainer.
No Japan Cup for Prince Of Arran Prince Of Arran will not go to the Japan Cup with local rules stating he cannot wear the barrier blanket his trainer says in necessary.
Alward gives Waller a three-state treble Consistent Alward has broken through for an overdue Doomben win to give champion trainer Chris Waller winners in three states.
Irish wave Magic Wand in Mackinnon Stakes Magic Wand has come back from contesting the Melbourne Cup to win the final Group One race of the Flemington carnival, the Mackinnon Stakes.
Oceanex rebounds with G2 Matriarch victory Oceanex has provided trainers Mick Price and Mick Kent junior with their third Melbourne Cup carnival winner taking out the Matriarch Stakes at Flemington.
Deja vu for Doyle, Humbolt in Rosehill win It was a case of deja vu for visiting English rider James Doyle, reconnecting with Humbolt Current to score an encouraging victory at Rosehill.
California Longbow hits Rosehill target Improving stayer California Longbow has moved a step closer towards earning a shot at stakes company with a strong win at Rosehill.
True Self powers home in Queen Elizabeth Irish mare True Self has turned around her connections disappointment at missing the Melbourne Cup by easily winning the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.
Nature Strip stars in G1 Sprint Classic Nature Strip has made a one-act affair of the Group One Darley Sprint Classic at Flemington, winning the 1200m weight-for-age race by 3-1/4 lengths.
Banquo adds to O'Brien's Cup week success Banquo has added to a successful week for Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Danny O'Brien, with the three-year-old colt taking out the Listed Springtime Stakes.
Jones on Target at Rosehill in Highway Hcp Scone trainer Stephen Jones has been rewarded for sticking with Hit The Target, claiming a narrow win on Golden Gift day at Rosehill.
Savvy Oak bounces back with Flemington win Savvy Oak has provided Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young with some Melbourne Cup carnival glory taking out the Very Special Kids Pin And Win Plate at Flemington.
Lucicello stamps class with Rosehill win The Chris Waller-trained Lucicello has proven too classy for her rivals, kicking off her summer campaign with a win at Rosehill.
Veteran High Cost racks up ninth success High Cost has continued to defy those who said he would never race with his ninth win in 72 starts at Doomben.
Lady Banff a cheap buy after Doomben win Lady Banff was the cheapest yearling trainer Matt Dunn bought this year but she has started her career with an impressive Doomben win.
True Self favourite for Queen Elizabeth After going close to beating Prince Of Arran in the Geelong Cup, True Self is the short-priced favourite to win the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.
Soxagon helps Burke write a winning story Former leading sports and racing journalist Brian Burke has proved a successful breeder with his gelding Soxagon heading for three straight wins at Doomben.
G1 Mackinnon quartet ready to fire Lindsay Park has four Mackinnon Stakes runners as they look to end the Melbourne Cup carnival with a Group One victory.
Knickpoint in order for Flemington debut Unbeaten Godolphin colt Knickpoint rises to stakes level for the first time when he runs in the Listed Springtime Stakes at Flemington.
McEvoy thinks Kluger can bounce back in G1 Jockey Kerrin McEvoy believes Japanese horse Kluger can bounce back and run well in the Mackinnon Stakes after having an excuse in the Cox Plate.
Race meeting off because of bushfires The Kempsey Cup meeting has been called off after four races because of the impact of nearby bushfires.
Baster heads to Flemington for last time With his career as a jockey drawing to a close, Stephen Baster has two rides on the final day of the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington.
A guide to the G1 VRC Sprint Classic A guide to the Group One VRC Sprint Classic on the final day of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
A guide to the Group One Mackinnon Stakes The Mackinnon Stakes is the last of eight Group One races held across Melbourne Cup carnival week.
Linsday Park 2YO set to cap great week Itzhot will bid to deliver Lindsay Park its third feature juvenile win this week when the youngster lines up in the $1 million Golden Gift.
Zoutori to face biggest test in WFA G1 Despite being beaten as favourite in a Group Two sprint a week ago, connections of Zoutori are happy to give him a crack at the Group One Darley Sprint Classic.
Show time for Hartnell after G1 Mackinnon Godolphin stalwart Hartnell will have his final start in the Group One Mackinnon Stakes and will join Precedence, Sirmione and Moher as a show horse.
Smith's latest import in Rosehill debut In-form trainer Matt Smith finds himself in unfamiliar territory as he prepares Artarmon for an Australian debut over 2400 metres.
Santa can cap spring carnival for Freedman Santa Ana Lane will be out to give the Anthony Freedman stable its third Group One success of the Melbourne spring carnival in the Darley Sprint Classic.
Ex-Rockhampton trainer chases city success Premier Rockhampton trainer Tom Button hopes to celebrate his move to Caloundra by winning with The Silver Lady at Doomben.
Japan next stop for Prince Of Arran Globe-trotting Melbourne Cup runner-up Prince Of Arran will head to the Japan Cup with Hong Kong still on his agenda.
Latham seizes second chance in Australia Jockey Keagan Latham is relishing his new life in Australia and hopes to make a splash in town where his rides include Sidearm in the $1 million Golden Gift.
Barrier a boost for Chapter And Verse Smart sprinter Chapter and Verse will be ridden closer to the early pace after drawing a good barrier in the Lusted Keith Noud Quality.
Barry O'Farrell steps down from RA Barry O'Farrell has resigned as chief executive of Racing Australia for undisclosed professional reasons.
BHA to look at penalties for modified whip Penalties for the use of modified whips could be reconsidered by the British Horseracing Authority following an incident at Chelmsford.
Three jockeys suspended on VRC Oaks day Jockeys Damian Lane, John Allen and Darryl McLellan have been suspended out of the VRC Oaks meeting at Flemington.
Danny O'Brien claims Cup-VRC Oaks double Two days after winning his first Melbourne Cup, trainer Danny O'Brien has claimed his first victory in the $1 million VRC Oaks.
Pancho flies home to score Flemington win Chris Waller and Hugh Bowman have combined for a stakes race win at Flemington, taking out the Listed TCL TV Stakes.
Miami Bound gives O'Brien first Oaks win Danny O'Brien has followed up a maiden victory in the Melbourne Cup with VRC Oaks success courtesy of Miami Bound.
Williams gets another win in Country Final Craig Williams has won yet another race on VRC Oaks day, two days after securing his first Melbourne Cup.
Gift fancy Malkovich to repay new owners Golden Gift fancy Malkovich could repay the faith of a new ownership syndicate for Darby Racing when he debuts in the $1 million race at Rosehill.
Williams delivers Cup week for Godolphin A cold ride by Craig Williams on Godolphin mare Soothing has resulted in an impressive victory in the Listed Century Stakes at Flemington.
Thrilled Williams adds Subzero to Cup win The Subzero Handicap on Oaks Day has delivered another thrill for Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Craig Williams.
Stablemates fight out G3 Maribyrnong Plate Hard Landing has held out stablemate Baaqyah to win the Group Three Maribyrnong Plate at Flemington on debut.
Ensby returns to Rosehill with Partnership Ethan Ensby will saddle up in-form Partnership for a tilt at a maiden NSW metro winner at Rosehill, where bad memories still linger for the Ballina trainer.
Hartnell ready for one more Group 1 fling Godolphin galloper Hartnell will be chasing a fifth Group One success when he runs the Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
Santa after repeat win in Sprint Classic Multiple Group One winner Santa Ana Lane is the early favourite to go back-to-back in the weight-for-age VRC Sprint Classic at Flemington.
Kendrick confident Tambo's can make grade Trainer Stuart Kendrick has skipped a restricted-class race to give promising Tambo's Mate his first chance in a Listed event at Doomben.
Weight turnaround a test for Fighting Teo Fighting Teo will face a major test as he carries 3kg more than his last-start win when he contests the Ascot Green Handicap at Doomben.
Bush Qld race broadcaster Barry Jones dies Barry Jones, who called races at Queensland country tracks for nearly 50 years, has died aged 75 after a battle with cancer.
Super Seth bought by Waikato Stud Caulfield Guineas winner Super Seth will sand at Waitkato Stud when his racing days are over.
Rostropovich making 'excellent progress' The Lindsay Park stable says Rostropovich continues to make excellent progress in a veterinary clinic after being injured in the Melbourne Cup.
A guide to the $1m Kennedy Oaks What you need to know about the $1 million Kennedy Oaks, the main event on Ladies Day at Flemington.
Melody Belle to chase 11th Group One win A week after winning her 10th Group One race and first in Australia, star New Zealand mare Melody Belle will chase another in the Mackinnon Stakes.
Apicius scratched from G1 VRC Oaks The VRC Oaks field has been reduced to 14 following the scratching of the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Apicius because of an elevated temperature.
Sunshine Coast to get new synthetic track The Sunshine Coast is to get a new multi-million dollar all-weather training and racing track.
Oaks next for Cup-winning trainer O'Brien Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Danny O'Brien will saddle up leading contender Miami Bound in the Group One VRC Oaks as he hopes to add to a memorable week.
Outback Barbie ready for summer carnival An impressive trial win has confirmed Outback Barbie can start the summer carnival on a winning note in the Keith Noud Quality at Doomben.
Field of nine for G1 Darley Sprint Classic A field of nine has been declared for the Sprint Classic at Flemington headed by last year's winner Santa Ana Lane.
Tanker rolls into Golden Gift favouritism The 14-runner field has been finalised for the inaugural $1 million Golden Gift at Rosehill, with Tanker installed favourite for Ciaron Maher and David Eustace.
Magic Wand a Mackinnon Stakes acceptor The Aidan O'Brien-trained Magic Wand is among the acceptors for the Mackinnon Stakes after her 10th placed finish in the Melbourne Cup.
Jockey suspended after failing breath test Cairns jockey Amanda Thomson has been suspended for six months after failing an alcohol breath test at trackwork.
Vow And Declare comes through Cup win well Trainer Danny O'Brien says Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare has come through his victory at Flemington well and is a happy horse the morning after.
Brisbane bookmaker Kelleher dies aged 89 The doyen of the Brisbane bookmaking ring, Jack Kelleher, has died aged 89.
Punters wager $100m but Cup turnover down Punters outlaid more than $100 million on the 2019 Melbourne Cup as Craig Williams piloted Australian-trained Vow And Declare to victory.
Bad start acts against Il Paradiso in Cup A poor start has not helped the cause of the Aidan O'Brien-trained Il Paradiso with the stable vowing to be back again chasing an elusive Melbourne Cup win.
Slow start costly for Cross Counter in Cup Cross Counter has finished eighth in his Melbourne Cup defence but jockey William Buick insists he ran a big race after a slow start.
Cup win a major source of pride for family Craig Williams' brother Jason and his father Allan say the jockey has worked extremely hard to achieve his Melbourne Cup dream.
How Cup favourites have fared this century The Melbourne Cup favourite has failed to live up to the billing for a sixth straight year, with Finche running seventh.
Michael Walker devastated at Cup defeat Michael Walker is a family orientated man and feels like he has let his daughter down by finishing second in the Melbourne Cup.
Frankie Dettori banned after Cup protest Frankie Dettori has been suspended for nine meetings for careless riding after being relegated to fourth place by a stewards' protest in the Melbourne Cup.
Prince Of Arran set to return for 2020 Cup The Melbourne Cup will be the main aim again for English stayer Prince Of Arran in 2020 after placing in the race for the second straight year at Flemington.
Melbourne Cup runner taken to vet clinic Rostropovich has been taken to a veterinary clinic after finishing last of the 24 runners in the Melbourne Cup.
Craig Williams' path to elusive Cup win Champion jockey Craig Williams' 2019 Melbourne Cup win aboard Australian-trained Vow And Declare has been more than 25 years in the making.
Vow And Declare's journey into Cup history Melbourne Cup winner Vow And Declare, trained by Danny O'Brien and ridden by Craig Williams, has won the Melbourne Cup at his 13th start.
Mer De Glace 'massive' in Cup defeat: Lane Damian Lane believes a Melbourne Cup chance might have gone begging after Mer De Glace finished sixth after over-racing in the 3200m race.
What the 2019 Melbourne Cup jockeys said What the jockeys said after the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Finishing order for the 2019 Melbourne Cup Where your horse finished in the 2019 Melbourne Cup.
Teleplay scores again on Melbourne Cup day Teleplay has returned to winning form on Melbourne Cup day, landing a second stakes race success in the Group Three Jim Beam Stakes.
Garner caps campaign with Flemington win The Gordon Richards-trained three-year-old Garner has made it three wins from six starts in his first campaign, sprinting to victory over 1000m at Flemington.
Shared Ambition underlines staying promise Chris Waller may have found his Melbourne Cup horse for next year after Shared Ambition maintained his unbeaten record in Australia.
Sure Knee calms Waller's nerves on Cup day Carrying the all-cerise colours of the Ingham family, Sure Knee has taken out the TAB Trophy at Flemington on Cup day.
Bravo Tango delivers Freedman Cup day win Mitch Freedman admits Bravo Tango has been a frustrating horse but the gelding has delivered the trainer a satisfying win on Melbourne Cup day at Flemington.
Stewards adjourn Jamaican Rain inquiry Stewards have adjourned an inquiry into an alleged race day treatment of Jamaican Rain who was a late scratching from a race at Flemington because of lameness.
Hayes stable strikes early blow on Cup day Debutant Aryaaf has given trainers David and Ben Hayes and Tom Dabernig a winning start to Melbourne Cup day at Flemington.
Silent Sovereign presses on to VRC Oaks Tony McEvoy is pressing on to the VRC Oaks with Silent Sovereign after her sixth in the Wakeful Stakes and he is hopeful the filly can figure over 2500m.
Full field of 24 for Melbourne Cup There are no Melbourne Cup scratchings with a full field of 24 to go to the gates for the 3200m-race at Flemington on a soft track.
The last word ahead of the Melbourne Cup What the connections are saying ahead of the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Cup punters warm to Waller stayer Finche Finche appears set to start the Melbourne Cup favourite with punters rallying behind the Chris Waller-trained import.
Lane chasing history at Flemington in Cup Jockey Damian Lane has won the Golden Slipper, Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate in 2019 and has the chance to add the Melbourne Cup aboard Mer De Glace.
Brett Prebble bids for second Cup victory Brett Prebble already has a Melbourne Cup success on Green Moon and is chasing his second on the Anthony Freedman-trained Steel Prince.
Cup win would deliver Waller triple treat He has won Sydney's two richest races of the spring, now Chris Waller has set his sights on the biggest prize money offering in Melbourne.
Frankie Dettori needs Cup trophy for set Frankie Dettori has won almost every big race in the world but the Melbourne Cup has eluded him and he hopes to put that right on Master Of Reality.
Overseas-trained Melbourne Cup winners Overseas-trained horses to have won or been placed in the Melbourne Cup.
NZ Cup hope The Chosen One a family affair The Chosen One is an outsider in the Melbourne Cup but just being in the race is a thrill for his octogenarian owners, twin brothers Ray and Tony Dennis.
Williams has Cup faith in Vow And Declare Craig Williams needs to win the Melbourne Cup to give him the 'grand slam' of Australian racing and is happy to be riding Vow And Declare at Flemington.
Ryan Moore wants dry Cup for Magic Wand English jockey Ryan Moore says Magic Wand has a lot of class but he would prefer dry ground and a better draw for the mare in the Melbourne Cup.
Mirage Dancer can't escape Young's eyes Co-trainer Natalie Young has been keeping a watchful eye on Mirage Dancer ahead of the Melbourne Cup.
Damien Oliver chasing fourth Melbourne Cup Damien Oliver will be trying to win his fourth Melbourne Cup and Kris Lees his first when the jockey and trainer team with Mustajeer.
Standing equine scan set for Santa Anita Californian trainers are being urged to contribute to a standing MRI scanner to help diagnose problems before they occur amid debate in Australia over results.
Lloyd Williams not a fan of Cup favourites Six-time Melbourne Cup winner Lloyd Williams believes the two top horses in betting are a risk and says he has the arsenal to win the race again.
Mirage a Cup dream come true for Busuttin Trent Busuttin will end a self-imposed hiatus from Melbourne Cup day to be trackside for Mirage Dancer's bid to win the race of his dreams.
Field of 15 to line up in Group 1 VRC Oaks A field of 15 has been declared for the Group One VRC Oaks, the feature race on the third day of the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington.
Childs believes Cup ride worth the effort After adhering to a strict diet and training regime, jockey Jordan Childs is convinced Surprise Baby is a genuine chance to win the Melbourne Cup
Famous silks to be auctioned for NJT The National Jockeys' Trust will be the beneficiary of an auction of the colours of Prince of Penzance and Hugh Bowman's Winx breeches.
John Allen rides for new boss of old yard John Allen can be excused for having flashbacks when he partners the Joseph O'Brien-trained Downdraft in the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Horses and jockeys bid to bury Cup hoodoos They are Melbourne Cup rivals but defending titleholder Cross Counter, jockey Frankie Dettori and trainer Danny O'Brien must all buck recent history to win.
Facts and statistics on the Melbourne Cup Some statistics on the $7.3 million Melbourne Cup.
Fellowes' Prince back for another Cup tilt After finishing third in the Melbourne Cup a year ago, The Charlie Fellowes-trained Prince Of Arran is set for another crack at the famous Flemington handicap.
An 'ordinary bloke' gets a shot at the Cup Raymond Tusk is the first Melbourne Cup runner for English trainer Richard Hannon, Middleham Park Racing and its syndicate members.
Surprise Baby a local hope in Cup The nerves are starting to build for Paul Preusker as the trainer prepares to saddle his first Melbourne Cup runner, Surprise Baby.
McEvoy aims for fourth Melbourne Cup win Star jockey Kerrin McEvoy will chase his fourth Melbourne Cup win when he rides the Chris Waller-trained Finche at Flemington.
Maher trusting Ballydoyle in Cup chase Ciaron Maher has relied on the team in Australia from Aidan O'Brien's yard to help prepare Southern France for the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Cross Counter chases slice of Cup history Cross Counter is one of 11 northern hemisphere-trained horses in this year's Melbourne Cup and is striving to become the first dual international winner.
Horse fatally injured in Breeders' Classic Mongolian Groom has been euthanised after suffering a catastrophic leg injury in the Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita.
Melbourne Cup missing its Gai flavour For just the third time in 10 years, star trainer Gai Waterhouse will not have a runner in the Melbourne Cup.
Evans looking for Cup magic with Moreira As the strapper of second favourite Constantinople, Will Evans says it is a dream come true to be associated in the Melbourne Cup with Joao Moreira.
Locals out to repel international raiders Trainer Danny O'Brien is backing Vow And Declare to fend off the international contingent in the Melbourne Cup and keep the prized trophy on home soil.
Vino Rosso wins Breeders' Cup Classic Vinao Rossos has won the Breeders' Cup Classic but the race has been marred by injury to one of his rivals.
Brisbane summer carnival heats up The Brisbane summer carnival will heat up with several leading contenders to run in trials at Doomben.
Nick Keal suspended for weight problems Brisbane apprentice Nick Keal has been suspended for two weeks after stewards found he had tried to change his boots after weighing out at Eagle Farm.
Downdraft comes through Hotham well Indications are Hotham Stakes winner Downdraft has come through the run without issue as he prepares to race on a quick back-up in the Melbourne Cup.
Iridessa in famous win for Joseph O'Brien Joseph O'Brien has become the youngest trainer to saddle a Breeders' Cup winner when Iridessa stormed home in the Filly & Mare Turf at Santa Anita.
Josh Parr suspended out of Victoria Derby Jockey Josh Parr has been suspended for 11 meetings for careless riding early in the Victoria Derby aboard eventual fifth placegetter Shadow Hero.
Pierata streaks to Redzel Stakes victory Star sprinter Pierata has won the $1 million Redzel Stakes to pocket a $750,000 bonus for trainer Greg Hickman and new majority owner Aquis Farm.
Golden Eagle day a boost for Sydney's west The inaugural Golden Eagle meeting has attracted a crowd of more than 20,000 to Rosehill in Sydney's west.
Dunn brings up Derby day double on Tofane Tofane's victory in a Group Three sprint for mares has given jockey Dwayne Dunn a winning double on Victoria Derby Day at Flemington.
Mer De Glace new Melbourne Cup favourite Caulfield Cup winner Mer De Glace has been elevated to favouritism for the $8 million Melbourne Cup after the barrier draw.
Final field declared for Melbourne Cup There are no surprises in the declaration of the final field for the $8 million Melbourne Cup.
Tally too strong in Rosehill Gold Cup win Godolphin-owned Tally is back on the winner's list for the first time in almost 12 months thanks to James McDonald's ride in the Rosehill Gold Cup.
Newnham deflated after Victoria Derby loss Trainer Mark Newnham will spell Group One winner Shadow Hero and look to the autumn after the colt finished fifth as favourite in the Victoria Derby.
Widdup's Rosehill one-two, $1m Hunter next Brad Widdup-trained sprinters Sandbar and Junglized have finished one-two tin Saturday's Chandon S Handicap at Rosehill.
What the jockeys said after the Vic Derby Comments from the jockeys after the $2 million Victoria Derby over 2500m at Flemington.
Fierce Impact gives Smith G1 spring double Fierce Impact has given Sydney trainer Matthew Smith his second Group One win of the spring, taking out the Group One Cantala Stakes at Flemington.
Kolding wins the $7.5 million Golden Eagle Chris Waller and Glen Boss have combined to win the inaugural $7.5 million Golden Eagle at Rosehill with Kolding.
Weight's right as The Odyssey regains best Trainer Kelly Schweida has had a battle to get The Odyssey fit again but it was worthwhile when the colt scored an easy win at Eagle Farm.
Freedman, Oliver reunite for Derby glory Anthony Freedman and Damien Oliver have added the latest chapter to their long history, combining to win the Victoria Derby with Warning.
Exceedance scores in Coolmore Stud Stakes Exceedance has provided the Hawkes Racing stable with its first win in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Asterius races his way to $1 million Gong Asterius will be a starter in the $1 million The Gong after winning his way there at Rosehill.
Downdraft claims berth in Melbourne Cup The OTI Racing-owned Downdraft has secured a Melbourne Cup start with a dominant victory in the Hotham Handicap at Flemington.
Melody Belle wins Group One Empire Rose New Zealander Melody Belle has won the Empire Rose Stakes, the principal race for fillies and mares at Flemington during the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Gavenlock breaks metro maiden at Rosehill Plonka has romped to victory in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill on Golden Eagle day in a milestone win for country NSW trainer Warren Gavenlock.
Capital Connection set to take on the best Speedy Capital Connection has earned a chance to take on Queensland's best short-course horses with his Eagle Farm win.
Miami Bound wins Wakeful on path to Oaks The Danny O'Brien-trained Miami Bound has won the Wakeful Stakes at Flemington to show she is on track for her main spring aim, the VRC Oaks.
Dalasan bounces back with Carbine Club win After failing to fill a place in the Caulfield Guineas, Dalasan has returned to winning form claiming the Carbine Club Stakes at Flemington.
Oliver sets Melbourne Cup carnival record Damien Oliver has set a record for the most wins by a jockey at Melbourne Cup carnivals, taking his tally to 73 with his first success win of the 2019 carnival.
Rothfire comes out on top in 2YO showdown Promising two-year-old Rothfire has turned his clash with first starter Wisdom Of Water into a six-length romp..
Stephanie Thornton makes most of 2kg claim Apprentice Stephanie Thornton has made the most of her last day riding with a 2kg claim with a win on Magstock at Eagle Farm.
Young jockey thrilled with Derby day win The decision to forego a good book of rides in Adelaide has been vindicated for Jake Toeroek, who has celebrated a Group Two win at Flemington aboard Kemalpasa.
Kameko powers to Trophy success Kameko has raced into the history books with an impressive success in the rescheduled Futurity Trophy at Newcastle.
Moreira booked for Constantinople in Cup Hong Kong-based Joao Moreira is set to ride Constantinople in the Melbourne Cup with connections of the horse opting not to wait for Glen Boss' appeal.
Miss Siska peaking at right time for G1 Trainer Grahame Begg believes Miss Siska is over the odds in the Group One Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington.
International riders hope for Golden touch Two Irishmen and a Frenchman will add an international flavour to the Sydney jockeys' room when they ride in the inaugural Golden Eagle at Rosehill.
Microphone out of G1 Coolmore Stud Stakes Godolphin colt Microphone has been scratched from the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes because of an unsatisfactory blood picture.
Baster to pull up stumps after carnival Jockey Stephen Baster is set to leave the racing industry at the conclusion of the spring carnival to begin a career as a real estate agent.
A guide to the $2m G1 Cantala Stakes A guide to the $2 million Cantala Stakes, one of four Group Ones at Flemington on Victoria Derby day.
Redzel win would be fitting for Snowdens Peter and Paul Snowden will have two runners, Brave Song and Signore Fox, in a $1 million Rosehill race named after their dual Everest winner Redzel.
Golden Eagle fancy Brutal can soar higher Golden Eagle fancy Brutal has not yet hit his ceiling, trainer Michael Hawkes says, ahead of an acid test in Saturday's $7.5 million feature at Rosehill.
A guide to Rosehill's $7.5m Golden Eagle What you need to know on the $7.5 million Golden Eagle, to be run at Rosehill for the first time on Saturday.
Three hopes for Lindsay Park in G1 Cantala The Lindsay Park stable has three runners in an open Group One Cantala Stakes at Flemington and co-trainer Ben Hayes believes rain would help their chances.
Fasika spot-on for Golden Eagle tilt Joe Pride could not have Fasika in better shape for the Golden Eagle but he concedes the mare faces some tough opposition to win the $7.5 million race.
A guide to the $1.5m G1 Coolmore Stud Stks A look at the facts and figures relating to the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes for three-year-olds at Flemington.
Mizzy ready to fly again in Eagle Multiple Group winner Mizzy continues to fly under the radar as she prepares to take on a local, interstate and international contingent in the Golden Eagle.
Newnham confident ahead of Victoria Derby Trainer Mark Newnham is confident a plan to win the Victoria Derby with Shadow Hero can come to fruition, saying the colt has had a faultless campaign.
QRIC calls for horse retirement data The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has given trainers and owners two weeks to provide updated horse retirement details..
Tumultuous takes first step to history Stayer Tumultuous will take the first step to writing himself into Magic Millions history when he returns to racing at Eagle Farm.
Oliver gives Libertini seal of approval Some positive feedback from top jockey Damien Oliver has buoyed trainer Anthony Cummings ahead of Libertini's Coolmore Stud Stakes bid.
Groundswell chasing bonus in Carbine Club Groundswell is one of three three-year-olds in the Carbine Club Stakes eligible for a $1 million bonus if they win the Group Three $500,000 race.
Golden Eagle charm irresistible for Waller Leading trainer Chris Waller feels compelled to stay in Sydney for the inaugural $7.5 million Golden Eagle, missing Victoria Derby day.
A guide to the $2m G1 Victoria Derby A guide to the $2 million Victoria Derby, a Group One Classic for three-year-olds run at Flemington since 1855.
A guide to the $1m Group One Empire Rose A guide to the $1 million Group One Empire Rose Stakes, formerly known as the Myer Classic, a race for fillies and mares on Victoria Derby day.
Lane gives Mer De Glace a spin at Werribee Damian Lane has ridden Caulfield Cup winner Mer De Glace in his final gallop ahead of the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Promising sire Spill The Beans dies Promising first season sire Spill The Beans has died on the eve of the first metropolitan race appearance by one of offspring at Eagle Farm.
Ten Sovereigns retired to Coolmore Stud Ten Sovereigns will stand at Coolmore Stud with the $14 million Everest in Sydney in which he finished last, his final race.
Horse safety priority at Breeders Cup Horsessafety is the over-riding issue at the troubled Santa Anita Racecourse ahead of the Breeders' Cup meeting.
Accession out to emulate sire in Coolmore Five years after his sire Brazen Beau won the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington, the Chris Waller-trained Accession will try to do the same.
Politician/horse owner Paul Whelan dies Former politician Paul Whelan who devoted his time to racehorses after retiring, has died aged 75.
Perth trip on radar for Land Of Plenty Cantala Stakes contender Land Of Plenty could make the trip to Perth for the Railway Stakes depending on his performance at Flemington.
Injured Stephen Brown Jr moves hospitals Injured jockey Stephen Brown jr has been transferred to Epworth Hospital to begin the next phase of his recovery after a fall.
Arrowfield secures deal for Castelvecchio Arrowfield Stud has moved to secure a controlling interest in Group One winner and Cox Plate runner-up Castelvecchio.
Princess Jenni set to shine in Empire Rose After her luckless run in the Toorak Handicap, the David Brideoake-trained Princess Jenni can bounce back in the Group One Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington.
Luckless Pierata chasing consolation win An inside draw proved luckless for Pierata in the Everest and the top sprinter will have to overcome the other extreme in the Redzel Stakes.
Wisdom of Water to make Eagle Farm debut Exciting two-year-old Wisdom of Water can prove he is a Magic Millions 2YO Classic hopeful by living up to his good trial form at Eagle Farm.
Horse float vandalised, tyres slashed A Sydney trainer has had her horse float sabotaged just hours before her star horse was due to travel to Melbourne for a Group One race.
Early part of Derby crucial for Long Jack Co-trainer Andrew Forsman hopes Long Jack can slot into a good spot from a wide Victoria Derby draw to give himself every chance in the 2500m-Classic.
Crafty Spirit on trial for The Hunter The promising Crafty Spirit will head to either The Hunter or Mooloolaba Cup if he runs well at Eagle Farm.
Waller can't split top Golden Eagle hopes Leading trainer Chris Waller has refused to play favourites with his Golden Eagle contenders Arcadia Queen and Kolding who head betting on the $7.5m race.
Litt hoping to dine out with Morton's Fork A week after Castelvecchio's second in the Cox Plate, trainer Richard Litt will try to go one better with Morton's Fork in the inaugural Rosehill Gold Cup.
Waller eyes UK return with Everest duo Everest winner Yes Yes Yes and dual Group One winner Nature Strip could be Royal Ascot-bound next winter, trainer Chris Waller says.
Atlantic King to chase Sydney prize money Atlantic King will run in Sydney instead of Brisbane as he chases prize money to qualify for the Magic Millions Guineas.
Owners consider legal options with Marmelo The controversial scratching of Marmelo has left his English trainer Hughie Morrison questioning why local horses haven't been subjected to the same CT scans.
Morrison to appeal Marmelo Cup withdrawal English trainer Hughie Morrison will appeal the Victorian stewards decision to rule last year's Melbourne Cup runner-up Marmelo out on veterinary grounds.
NSW appeal panel to decide Boss Cup fate Glen Boss will have an appeal hearing against the severity of a careless riding suspension heard on the eve of the Melbourne Cup.
Top Of The Range wins Group 3 Bendigo Cup Under Perth jockey William Pike, Top Of The Range has finished too strongly on the inside of Brimham Rocks to take out the Bendigo Cup.
Aristia aims for another Flemington G1 win Four-year-old mare Aristia will be striving to add the Group One Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington to her win in the VRC Oaks 12 months ago.
Keys with two G1 contenders on Derby day Ken Keys will be hoping either Soul Patch or Spanish Reef can provide the trainer with his first Group One win on Victoria Derby day at Flemington.
Chris Waller well represented in Cantala Recent Group One placegetters Night's Watch and Star Of The Seas feature among trainer Chris Waller's chances in the Group One Cantala Stakes at Flemington.
Matt Dunn's hard work pays with Ashman Trainer Matt Dunn has put a lot of hard work into Ashman and it continued to pay off when the gelding won at Ipswich.
Sacked rider's parting shot for Derby pick Linda Meech will be watching the Victoria Derby from the jockeys' room hoping Thought Of That is beaten in the Classic.
Cosmic Force in accepted route to Coolmore The Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes has been the spring target for talented colt Cosmic Force who heads into the race off a win in the Roman Consul Stakes.
Jarrod McLean hit with further RV charges Racing Victoria stewards have charged suspended trainer Jarrod McLean after receiving information from Victoria Police.
Foreign raiders target Golden Eagle coup Golden Eagle contenders Never No More, I Am Superman and Beat Le Bon are plotting an international coup in the inaugural $7.5 million race at Rosehill.
Michelle Payne fined $1k over Twitter post Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne has been hit with a $1000 fine for a comment made on social media.
Marmelo on target for Melbourne Cup start Trainer Hughie Morrison insists Marmelo is in good order as he strives for his first Melbourne Cup victory at his third attempt.
Doomben in twilight trial for night move Doomben will host five twilight meetings in the first step to introducing racing under lights at the track.
New trainer feeling Lucky about old stager Trainer David Murphy has been riding Mighty Lucky in trackwork as the veteran gelding prepares for his return to Brisbane at Eagle Farm.
Injury ends Red Galileo Melbourne Cup bid Godolphin's international stayer Red Galielo has had his spring campaign ended after suffering a leg injury during trackwork.
Capacity field for Group 1 Cantala Stakes A full field of 16 plus four emergencies has been declared for the Group One Cantala Stakes at Flemington.
Wide draw for Melody Belle in Empire Rose Nine-time New Zealand Group One winner Melody Belle has drawn barrier 13 of 16 in the Group One Empire Stakes at Flemington.
Field of 15 for G1 Coolmore Stud Stakes A field of 15 has been declared for the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes for three-year-olds at Flemington.
Jeremy Irons to play Sir Henry Cecil Jeremy Irons will play legendary trainer Sir Henry Cecil in a film about champion Frankel's unbeaten career.
Cummings fears Melody Belle in Empire Rose James Cummings has Pohutukawa and Savatiano set for the Group One Empire Rose Stakes but the trainer fears star New Zealand mare Melody Belle.
Yes Yes Yes unlikely starter in Coolmore Chris Waller is likely to rely on Accession in the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes while Peter Snowden will probably save California Zimbol for another day.
Neufbosc Cup start depends on Hotham run Lindsay Park-trained Neufbosc needs to turn his form around in the Hotham Handicap at Flemington to be an acceptor in the Melbourne Cup three days later.
Vow And Declare on target for Cup tilt Trainer Danny O'Brien believes Vow And Declare is as good as he can be as he continues preparations for the $8 million Melbourne Cup.
Relucent follows Preferment path to Derby The Chris Waller-trained Relucent will be out to emulate Preferment having followed a similar path to this year's Victoria Derby as the 2014 winner did.
Trainer Brian Cox dies in truck accident A concrete truck rollover in north-east country Victoria has claimed the life of former Wodonga-based trainer Brian Cox.
Walker in box seat with Waller G1 rides With a number of jockeys from interstate riding at Flemington, Michael Walker says he is lucky to have teamed up with champion trainer Chris Waller.
Field of 16 for Group One Victoria Derby Spring Champion Stakes winner Shadow Hero has drawn barrier 10 in the Victoria Derby while Caulfield Classic winner Thought Of That has the inside draw.
Arcadia Queen favourite for Golden Eagle Arcadia Queen is the firming favourite for the inaugural $7.5 million Golden Eagle at Rosehill after drawing barrier five.
Bivouac back-up likely for Coolmore Stud After having no joy in the Manikato Stakes at The Valley, Bivouac is likely to head to Flemington for the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Trainer Mark Johnston sets British record Mark Johnston has broken the record for the number of winners trained in a calendar year in Britain.
Temperature scuppers Magical swan song Trainer Aidan O'Brien has confirmed Magical will miss the Breeders' Cup and will be immediately retired from racing.
Overbreeding needs to be addressed: RSPCA While extra funding is welcome to assist with rehoming retired racehorses, RSPCA Victoria and others say the issue of over-breeding is paramount.
Murphy suspended for scales deception Apprentice Michael Murphy has been suspended for a month for trying to deceive the clerk of scales at Townsville.
Shadow Hero primed for 2500m of Derby Trainer Mark Newnham is confident Spring Champion Stakes winner Shadow Hero can extend to the 2500m of the Victoria Derby.
Hush Writer in Cup bid via Hotham Handicap Of the 28 nominations for the Hotham Handicap at Flemington, 18 remain in Melbourne Cup contention with the winner guaranteed a berth
From Donald to Derby for Thought Of That After winning his maiden at Donald in country Victoria, Thought Of That is in contention to claim the Group One Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Forty two horses left in Melbourne Cup Cross Counter and Marmelo, who ran one-two in the 2018 Melbourne Cup, have undergone scans ahead of this year's race.
Stallion Tavistock withdrawn from service Cambridge Stud stallion Tavistock has been withdrawn from service before the end of the season after sustaining an injury in his paddock.
No Golden Eagle for Ten Sovereigns July Cup winner Ten Sovereigns will not run in the inaugural $7.5m Golden Eagle but his Aidan O'Brien-trained stablemate Never No More remains in the mix.
No penalties for Melbourne Cup hopefuls Hunting Horn and Master Of Wine, winners at The Valley and Randwick, have escaped penalties for the Melbourne Cup.
Almond Eye adds Tenno Sho to her record Star mare Almond Eye has cemented her position as Japan's best horse with victory in the Tenno Sho in Tokyo.
NZ mare Glory Days out of Melbourne Cup Auckland Cup winner Glory Days has taken longer than hoped to recover from a slight injury and will miss the Melbourne Cup.
Victoria donates millions to welfare On the eve of the Melbourne Cup carnival, Victorian racing authorities have announced a major financial commitment to the welfare of retired racehorses.
Exceedance primed for G1 Coolmore Stud A jump-out at Flemington has Exceedance in top shape ahead of the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Melbourne Cup next for Damian Lane Jockey Damian Lane will complete a history making grand slam if he adds the Melbourne Cup to his wins in the Golden Slipper, Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate.
Melody Belle for G1, Shark goes home Trainer Jamie Richards will turn his attention to Melody Belle in Melbourne while Cox Plate third placegetter Te Akau Shark has a break.
Sunlight set for Golden Eagle challenge After a disappointing finish to The Everest at Randwick, Sunlight will contest another rich Sydney race, the inaugural Golden Eagle at Rosehill.
Lys Gracieux's trainer hopes to return Cox Plate-winning Japanese trainer Yoshito Yahagi has had a runner at the past two Melbourne spring carnivals and hopes to return with more.
Mirage Dancer on track for Melbourne Cup Co-trainer Natalie Young is thrilled with the way import Mirage Dancer has come through his Caulfield Cup placing and is looking forward to the Melbourne Cup.
Kendrick to play major role in summer Caloundra trainer Stuart Kendrick is set to play a major role in the Brisbane summer carnival after a double at Eagle Farm.
In Her Time on track for southern raid In Her Time will head to Melbourne for another tilt at the VRC Classic in which she ran second last year to Santa Ana Lane.
Foot fracture sidelines Michael Cahill Jockey Michael Cahill has confirmed he will miss at least a month with scans showing he has a fractured right foot.
Newcastle to stage delayed G1 Trophy Newcastle will stage the rescheduled Futurity Trophy, making the first Group One race to take place on an all-weather surface in Britain.
Banged-up Avdulla bags four Randwick wins A banged-up Brenton Avdulla has ridden a quartet of winners at Randwick to justify his Cox Plate day absence.
Melham to appeal severity of Valley ban Jockey Ben Melham will appeal the severity of an eight-meeting careless riding suspension after winning aboard Broadwayandfourth at The Valley.
Boss to miss Cup ride on Constantinople A new rider will need to be found for Melbourne Cup hopeful Constantinople after his jockey Glen Boss was suspended at Randwick.
Cox Plate attendance falls post-Winx era Adverse weather and without the drawing power of Winx, the Moonee Valley Racing Club has reported a drop in crowd figures for the Cox Plate meeting.
Cox Plate win special for Yoshito Yahagi The Cox Plate has long been a race Japanese trainer Yoshito Yahagi wanted to win.
Gallen delighted with Cox Plate placing NRL star Paul Gallen thought Te Akau Shark had little chance when so far back at the halfway point of the Cox Plate before finishing in the placings.
Kubrick wins first $1 million Bondi Stakes Brenton Avdulla has had to work overtime to win the inaugural $1 million Bondi Stakes, scraping paint on Kubrick.
Litt proud of Castelvecchio in Cox Plate Recently married trainer Richard Litt has some extra spending for a honeymoon after Castelvecchio finished a gallant second in the Cox Plate at The Valley.
What the jockeys said after the Cox Plate Comments from the riders in the $5 million Cox Plate, won by Japanese mare Lys Gracieux from Castevecchio.
Hawkes stayer a chance for belated Cup bid Michael Hawkes says there are similarities between Master Of Wine and Maluckyday, and not just because both have won the City Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick.
Japanese mare Lys Gracieux stars in Plate The Yoshito Yahagi-trained Japanese mare Lys Gracieux has shown her class to win the Cox Plate, adding to Australian jockey Damian Lane's list of feature wins.
International raider Chief at The Valley International galloper Chief Ironside has provided his French-born UK-based trainer David Menuisier with his first victory in Australia.
Irish horse Hunting Horn wins MV Gold Cup Star jockey Ryan Moore has steered the Aidan O'Brien-trained international visitor Hunting Horn to victory in the Group Two Moonee Valley Gold Cup.
Madam Rouge adds valuable win to resume Madam Rouge has claimed an important stakes win in The Nivison at Randwick but Pretty In Pink has lost her chance at the start.
Greyworm scores wire-to-wire Randwick win Hawkes Racing-trained Greyworm has dashed to a second straight victory at Randwick, winning the Filante Handicap in dominant fashion.
Luke Tarrant continues successful return Jockey Luke Tarrant has continued his comeback to riding with an impressive win on Sydney-bound Fighting Teo at Eagle Farm.
Soul Patch on Derby path after Valley win Soul Patch has shortened into third favourite for the Victoria Derby following a stylish win in the Drummond Golf Vase at The Valley.
Sartorial Splendor sprints to Valley win The John Sadler-trained Sartorial Splendor has claimed his first stakes win, leading all the way in a Group Three sprint for three-year-olds at The Valley.
Diamond Thunder wins Brian Crowley Stakes Diamond Thunder will target the Magic Millions Guineas after racking up his second black-type win in the Brian Crowley Stakes.
Broadwayandfourth impresses in Valley win Trainer Mitchell Freedman holds high hopes for Broadwayandfourth after breaking through for a stakes race win at The Valley.
But I Know wins second Highway at Randwick The Ross Stitt-trained But I Know, a daughter of two-time Cox Plate winner So You Think, has won a second TAB Highway Handicap this spring.
Missed The Alarm shows staying potential Promising mare Missed The Alarm has confirmed her staying credentials by skipping several grades to win at Eagle Farm.
Fascino, La Falaise share Fillies Classic The Group Two Fillies Classic over 1600m at The Valley has finished in a dead-heat between Fascino and La Falaise.
See You Soon in winning debut at Randwick By the same sire as Group Two winner and stablemate Aylmerton, See You Soon has made a winning start to her career at Randwick.
Best mates team up for Eagle Farm success Trainer Nathan Ensby completed his best week with Partnership providing his first metropolitan winner when ridden by good mate Nori Masuda at Eagle Farm.
Fine Dane gives Moloney Cox Plate day win Trainer John Moloney will bypass the Flemington carnival with Fine Dane despite the gelding winning a sprint race on Cox Plate day at The Valley.
Ideas Man makes winning debut at Valley Co-trainer Ciaron Maher is likely to give two-year-old Ideas Man a break and target feature races in the new year after the colt's debut win at The Valley.
Eagle Farm win a real tonic for co-trainer Co-trainer Maddy Sears received a tonic after surgery when her horse Spirit One won at Eagle Farm.
Jockey Cahill sidelined with foot fracture Top jockey Michael Cahill will have further tests on a fractured foot before confirming how long he will be out of race riding.
O'Brien to have five juveniles in Trophy Mogul will lead a five-strong Aidan O'Brien team into battle in the Futurity Trophy at Doncaster with Andrew Balding to saddle Kameko, their only rival.
Greysful Glamour wins easily at The Valley The Mark Newnham-trained Greysful Glamour has raced to a dominant victory at The Valley to register her first win since last year's spring carnival.
Loving Gaby makes Manikato history Loving Gaby has created history by becoming the first three-year-old filly to win the Manikato Stakes since it became a Group One race.
Iconoclasm wins VOBIS Gold Star again For the second-straight year Iconoclasm has beaten Widgee Turf in the VOBIS Gold Star at The Valley.
Coolmore Stud Stakes option for Ruuca Co-trainer Toby Edmonds says three-year-old colt Ruuca may run in the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes after a win at The Valley over 1000m.
Racing officials move to enhance welfare Racing authorities have held an urgent meeting in Sydney met to address ways to strengthen welfare programs for retired horses.
Maid shapes up to the boys at The Valley Moonlight Maid will attempt to follow Jameka and Aloisia as the only fillies to win the Vase at The Valley in the past 20 years.
Key comments ahead of Group One Cox Plate What the connections of the Cox Plate contenders are saying ahead of the $5 million weight-for-age race at The Valley.
Cautious path for 3yo Couldn't Refuse Trainer Desleigh Forster is determined not to push three-year-old Couldn't Refuse too hard even if he wins at Eagle Farm.
Waller with chances to win 5th Cox Plate The man who trained Winx could win the Cox Plate for a fifth-straight time with Verry Elleegant and Kings Will Dream Chris Waller's runners this year.
Maher juvenile out to impress on debut Ciaron Maher and David Eustace look to have a smart two-year-old on their hands with Anders who makes his race debut at Randwick.
A guide to the $5m Group One W S Cox Plate What you need to know ahead of the $5 million Group One W S Cox Plate over 2040m.
Mystic Journey ready for Cox Plate assault One-time favourite Mystic Journey has arrived in Melbourne from Tasmania in peak condition ahead of the $5 million Cox Plate at The Valley.
Sargent sets Luvaluva for $1m Gong tilt Sydney trainer John Sargent says it's "all systems go" for Group Two-winning mare Luvaluva, who will return at Randwick after a five-month spell.
Trinder relaxed ahead of Cox Plate attempt Mystic Journey has settled into her home away from home at Flemington ahead of the $5 million Cox Plate at The Valley.
Hawkes says colt worthy of Bondi test Hawkes Racing is not known for throwing its young horses in the deep end but will roll the dice with lightly raced colt Zebrowski in the Bondi Stakes.
Sweet mover Constantinople impresses Boss Glen Boss says there are some similarities between three-time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva and Cup hope Constantinople after riding him work at Flemington.
Fabulass career set to get back on track Stakes winner Miss Fabulass is bidding to reignite her racing career after a disappointing autumn preparation.
Lindsay Park import a Good Hope in Plate Well-bred import Cape Of Good Hope will be out to back up his Group One Caulfield Stakes win with success in the Cox Plate at his second Australian start.
Mr Quickie passed fit to run at The Valley Cox Plate second emergency Mr Quickie has been passed fit to run at The Valley, either in the feature race if he gains a start or in the Moonee Valley Gold Cup.
Follow Suit to reproduce northern form Trainer Lauren Abbott believes Follow Suit can reproduce his good northern Cups form to be a top chance at Eagle Farm.
Timing right for Faretti to show his wares Blue blood Faretti is highly regarded at Tulloch Lodge and his trainers hope the colt can show why when he faces his first stakes test at Randwick.
Heathcote aiming Jellishot at Millions Trainer Robert Heathcote is aiming to cement his relationship with the Gleeson Thoroughbreds business by winning with Jellishot at Eagle Farm.
Dreamforce to bounce back in Crystal Mile Sydney trainer John Thompson believes Dreamforce is suited in the Group Two Crystal Mile and can bounce back from his last-start Epsom Handicap failure.
Irish horse syndicate under investigation Cheltenham Gold Cup favourite Kemboy could be barred for the foreseeable future following a ban on entries of horses registered by the ownership syndicate..
Downdraft makes Aussie debut at The Valley Melbourne Cup hopeful Downdraft will attempt to work his way up the order of entry via the Moonee Valley Cup.
Dirty Work has form to clean up rivals Dirty Work gets the chance to break his maiden in style when he takes on six rivals in the Listed Brian Crowley Stakes at Randwick.
A guide to the Group One Manikato Stakes What you need to know ahead of the $1 million Group One Manikato Stakes run over 1200m.
Brad and Bart chasing Cox Plate glory Brad Rawiller has won six Group One races on Black Heart Bart and believes the nine-year-old, who has come back from retirement, is a genuine Cox Plate hope.
Sydney goal locked in for Attention Run Attention Run, an acceptor in two states, will bypass the Moonee Valley Cup in favour of a staying assignment at Randwick.
Melbourne trip to season Battenburg Spring Champion Stakes placegetter Battenburg is favourite to break his maiden in the Group Two Vase at The Valley in what will be his first start outside NSW.
Arcadia Queen forges on to Golden Eagle Chris Waller-trained Arcadia Queen will continue on a path to the $7.5 million Golden Eagle at Rosehill but will be monitored closely in coming days.
Team Edmonds keen on Eagle Farm chances Veteran sprinter Keen Array has trialled well as he prepares to hopefully win his first Queensland race at Eagle Farm.
Singapore-based Rodd checks on Debt Agent Singapore-based Michael Rodd is jetting back to Melbourne to give connections a report on Debt Agent after he runs in the Crystal Mile at The Valley.
Bondi conditions ideal for Just Thinkin' The addition of the Bondi Stakes has given Tulloch Lodge one million reasons to keep Just Thinkin' in Sydney this spring.
Gallen beats odds for Cox Plate runner NRL great Paul Gallen cannot believe his luck, with his first foray into racing netting him a partial stake in Cox Plate contender Te Akau Shark.
McDonald buoyed by Elleegant Valley work James McDonald has confidence in his Cox Plate ride Verry Elleegant after partnering her in two vital pieces of work at The Valley.
Mr Quickie in doubt for run at The Valley Racing Victoria has reported Mr Quickie is lame following a veterinary inspection and will need to be re-examined before being allowed to race at The Valley.
Stats favour Meet Mr Taylor at Eagle Farm The speedy Meet Mr Taylor has statistics on his side when he attempts to remain unbeaten at 1000m at Eagle Farm.
Williams keeps strength for Cox Plate ride Despite wasting to get down to his lightest weight in two years to ride Castelvecchio in the Cox Plate, Craig Williams says he has retained his strength.
Blinkers go on Pretty In Pink in Nivison A good gate, a good jockey and a gear change has Pretty In Pink poised to return to the winner's circle at Randwick.
Faatinah on target for latest G1 attempt Multiple Group-winning sprinter Faatinah gets his latest chance to snare a first Group One win when he runs in the Manikato Stakes at The Valley.
Trainers confident in safety at Breeders Leading trainers have expressed their confidence in safety measures at Santa Anita where the Breeders' Cup meeting will be held.
Prince Of Arran gets 1kg penalty for Cup English stayer Prince Of Arran has moved to 23rd in the Melbourne Cup ballot after being given a 1kg penalty for his win in the Geelong Cup.
Tony Gollan with first 2yo at Eagle Farm Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will have his first two-year-old runner for the season when Starosa runs at Eagle Farm.
Luke Tarrant has key Eagle Farm rides Troubled jockey Luke Tarrant gets a chance to keep his comeback on course with two key rides at Eagle Farm.
Service for ex-jockey Glenn Pickwick The racing community will gather at the funeral service in Sydney for popular ex-jockey Glenn Pickwick after his sudden death.
O'Brien to field strong team at Breeders Trainer Aidan O'Brien has confirmed the Filly & Mare Turf as the intended Breeders' Cup target for brilliant filly Magical.
Long Jack gets Derby shot with Geelong win The addition of blinkers and pre-race ear muffs has helped Long Jack win the Geelong Classic en route to a start in the Victoria Derby.
The Inevitable set for Golden Eagle gallop Golden Eagle contender The Inevitable will travel down the Hume Highway for a training gallop at Goulburn.
Prince Of Arran too strong in Geelong Cup Prince Of Arran has continued a trend of international winners in the Geelong Cup with his victory in the Melbourne Cup lead-up race.
Purroni a long-term prospect for Gollan Purroni, a half-sister to top-class mare Outback Barbie, has posted her second win in a race at Doomben.
Harbour Views remains unbeaten at Geelong Harbour Views has stretched his winning sequence to five at Geelong while booking a place in a rich country final at Flemington.
Horse welfare fears fail to spook pollies Fresh racehorse welfare scrutiny hasn't stopped top political brass from rubbing shoulders with industry figures at an annual Canberra event.
Neville Bell re-elected as BRC chairman Neville Bell has been re-elected unopposed as Brisbane Racing Club chairman and predicted a bright future for Queensland's top club.
Ryan Moore after second Cox Plate success Five years after riding Adelaide to success in the Cox Plate, Ryan Moore gets another chance when he partners the Aidan O'Brien-trained Magic Wand.
Menuisier delighted with Cox Plate hope After erring on the side of caution and scratching Danceteria from a lead-up race, trainer David Mensuisier is thrilled with the gelding ahead of the Cox Plate.
NSW jockey Ben Looker cops month-long ban NSW Racing has slapped leading country rider Ben Looker with a suspension, sidelining him for a month.
Ballistic Boy to chase Bondi Stakes prize Promising Ballistic Boy will skip a Brisbane race where he would have been favourite to run in the $1 million Bondi Stakes at Randwick.
G1 Manikato right race for New Zealander Experience at The Valley and a step up to 1200m are factors jockey Damian Lane believes will help The Bostonian in the Group One Manikato Stakes.
Horse shock, corrupt betting claims aired Corrupt betting and horse torture have been linked to three Darren Weir-trained horses during last year's spring racing carnival, court documents allege.
Tarzan stays at home for Qld summer riches Top Queensland sprinter Tarzan will skip the Melbourne spring carnival to concentrate on big prize money races at home in the summer.
Horse welfare on ministers' meeting agenda Federal and state agriculture ministers will urgently discuss animal welfare after footage emerged of cruelty towards retired racehorses at an abattoir.
Everest contenders remain in Darley Sprint Nine of the 12 runners in the $14 million Everest have been paid up as first acceptors for the Darley Sprint Classic at Flemington.
Just Thinkin favourite for Bondi Stakes A top field of middle distance three-year-olds is expected to line up in the $1 million Bondi Stakes at Randwick.
Long Jack's Derby hopes hinge on Geelong The Geelong Classic is shaping as a pivotal race for the Victoria Derby hopes of the Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained Long Jack.
Qld calls probe into racehorse welfare The Queensland government has ordered an urgent inquiry into the treatment of racehorses after the release of shocking footage taken at a local abattoir.
Lane senses weight of expectation in Plate Star jockey Damian Lane is confident Japanese mare Lys Gracieux is the right horse for the Cox Plate but is trying to keep a lid on expectations.
Bivouac favourite to win WFA Manikato Golden Rose winner Bivouac is the short-priced favourite to become the first three-year-old since Sepoy to win the Group One Manikato Stakes.
Irish chase Melbourne Cup berth at Geelong True Self missed a start in the Caulfield Cup with connections banking on a Geelong Cup win to enhance her hopes of a start at Flemington.
Humidor left on outer as Cox Plate reserve A capacity field is set to run in the $5 million Cox Plate but dual placegetter Humidor will need a scratching to gain a start in the race.
MVRC committee opts for progressive horses The Moonee Valley Racing Club has used its discretion to elevate Te Akau Shark and Castelvecchio into the Cox Plate at the expense of Humidor and Mr Quickie.
Leading owner-breeder Ross Cutts dies One of Australian racing's most successful owner-breeders Ross Cutts has died in Brisbane after heart surgery complications.
O'Brien dominates final British Group One Aidan O'Brien is responsible for 11 of the 12 juveniles remaining in the Futurity Trophy at Doncaster, Britain's final Group One race of the season.
Bivouac draws barrier one in Manikato Odds-on favourite Bivouac has drawn the inside barrier for the Group One Manikato Stakes at The Valley.
Avilius right on track for Cox Plate test Following a hiccup with a nostril bleed after a gallop at The Valley, Avilius is back on track for the Cox Plate, passing a compulsory gallop at Flemington.
Te Akau Shark makes Cox Plate field New Zealander Te Akau Shark will have to contend with the outside barrier in the Cox Plate after being included in the final field.
Gold Mount, Qafila out of Melbourne Cup Gold Mount and Qafila have both been ruled out of the Melbourne Cup after running in the Caulfield Cup.
Litt comfortable ahead of Plate decision Trainer Richard Litt believes Group One-winning colt Castelvecchio will be a big chance in the Cox Plate if he gets a start in the $5 million race.
Colada and Bottega in battle of Bondi Stablemates Colada and Bottega will again do battle when they run in the $1m Bondi Stakes.
Black Heart Bart a late entry for Plate Multiple Group One winner Black Heart Bart has been paid up as a late entry for the $5 million Cox Plate at The Valley.
Internationals targeting rich Golden Eagle Three horses trained in the northern hemisphere and being aimed at the $7.5 million Golden Eagle at Rosehill have arrived in Sydney to prepare for the race.
Two jockeys suspended over Qld Derby fall Matt McGillivray and Tommy Berry have been suspended for careless riding leading to a fall in the Queensland Derby in which Corey Brown was injured.
Mer De Glace gets 1kg Cup weight penalty Japanese horse Mer De Glace has been penalised 1kg for the Melbourne Cup after his Caulfield Cup win, taking his weight to 56kg.
Field of 11 for Group Three Geelong Cup Last year's Melbourne Cup placegetter Prince Of Arran is among 11 acceptors for the Geelong Cup.
Sad end for Wicklow Brave in America Trainer Willie Mullins has paid tribute to Wicklow Brave after he suffered a fatal fall at Far Hills racecourse in America.
Glen Boss loving calling Sydney home Still on a high from winning the $14 million Everest on Yes Yes Yes, Glen Boss has a new lease of life at the age of 50.
Shadow Hero on target for Victoria Derby Sydney trainer Mark Newnham is hoping to gallop Victoria Derby favourite Shadow Hero at Flemington before the colt runs in the 2500m Group One staying feature.
Another box ticked for Cox Plate Hope Caulfield Stakes winner Cape Of Good Hope has had his first look around The Valley in a gallop with fellow Cox Plate hopeful Harlem.
Avilius in fight to be right for Cox Plate Godolphin's Avilius must pass a compulsory gallop after bleeding from one nostril ahead of the Cox Plate.
Skye Bogenhuber returns a winner Queensland jockey Skye Bogenhuber has returned to the saddle after a serious head injury to ride a winner at Toowoomba.
Steel Prince recovers for Geelong Cup bid The Anthony Freedman stable has turned to plan B for Steel Prince who will have his Melbourne Cup lead up in the Geelong Cup.
Dettori reaches 250 Group One landmark Frankie Dettori has reached a landmark 250 Group One winners with Star Catcher's victory in the British Champions Fillies & Mares Stakes.
Cox Plate next in Damian Lane's sights Having ridden Mer De Glace to win the Caulfield Cup, Damian Lane is excited about his chance to add the Cox Plate on another Japanese visitor, Lys Gracieux.
Queensland Derby fall inquiry to resume The inquiry into a fall in the Queensland Derby in which dual Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Corey Brown was seriously hurt is set to resume.
Magical performance in Champion Stakes Magical has stamped her class on the Champion Stakes at Ascot to give trainer Aidan O'Brien his first win in the race.
Kew Gardens ends Stradivarius streak Stradivarius has suffered his first defeat in almost two years with Kew Gardens on top in a pulsating climax to the British Champions Long Distance Cup.
Lane suspended, fined $20,000 in Cup win Damien Lane's Caulfield Cup win on Mer De Glace has come at a cost with a 10-meeting suspension and a $20,000 fine for careless riding.
Cup placegetters on target for Flemington Trainer Danny O'Brien believes Vow And Declare's Caulfield Cup second placing is a strong pointer towards the stayer's chances of winning the Melbourne Cup.
Crowd figures say Everest here to stay More than 40,000 Sydney race goers have given the Everest the seal of approval in its third year at Randwick.
Japanese import flies flag at Randwick The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Hush Writer is likely to head to Melbourne after the Japanese-bred stayer cruised to victory in the St Leger Stakes.
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Berry's mid-race tactics have Happy ending Seasoned campaigner Happy Clapper has taken his prize money to more than $7 million with victory in the Group Three Craven Plate at Randwick.
Everest a stallion-making race: Coolmore The persuasive powers of Chris Waller convinced Coolmore to run Yes Yes Yes in the Everest and the colt has rewarded that trust with victory.
Dubai trip possible for Streets Of Avalon Trainer Shane Nichols has a couple more spring races in Melbourne on his radar for Streets Of Avalon but says a Dubai campaign after that is also a possibility.
Mer De Glace takes Caulfield Cup for Japan A trip to Japan and two previous rides on Mer De Glace has provided Damian Lane with victory in the $5 million Caulfield Cup.
Steve O'Dea a Proven winner for syndicate Trainer Steve O'Dea continued his great association with Proven Thoroughbreds when Cool Sequence won at Eagle Farm.
Deprive wins sixth straight at Randwick Godolphin-owned Deprive has claimed a sixth straight victory at Randwick, surviving a protest to win the Group Three Sydney Stakes.
Miss Leonidas claims G2 Caulfield Sprint Relishing the drop from Group One company, Miss Leonidas has led throughout to win the Group Two Caulfield Sprint.
Yes Yes Yes beats older rivals in Everest The Chris Waller-trained Yes Yes Yes has won the $14 million Everest, beating Santa Ana Lane over 1200m at Randwick.
Gamay Oaks-bound after Ethereal Stakes win The Archie Alexander-trained Gamay has narrowly beaten Vegas Jewel in the Group Three Ethereal Stakes, an important lead-up race to the VRC Oaks.
Handle The Truth wins the $1.3m Kosciuszko Veteran Canberra trainer Keith Dryden has celebrated one of his most significant wins, producing Handle The Truth to win the $1.3 million The Kosciuszko.
Humma Humma unbeaten after winter spell Bad barriers have brought about a change in riding tactics for Humma Humma who remains unbeaten in two starts during her spring campaign
Well-bred Akari in important stakes win Expensive filly Akari has won the Listed Reginald Allen Quality at Randwick at her fifth start.
Thought Of That stamps Derby credentials Thought Of That has pressed his Victoria Derby claims with a dominant front-running win in the Group Three Caulfield Classic.
Jockey Boss shakes off pre-Everest injury Jockey Glen Boss has twisted his knee but declared himself fit to ride in the $14 million Everest aboard Chris Waller-trained lightweight Yes Yes Yes.
Tony Gollan trains an Eagle Farm trifecta Trainer Tony Gollan moved a step closer to 100 winners for the season when he trained a trifecta at Eagle Farm.
Alabama Express fights for Caulfield win Trainer Mike Moroney hopes to pick up some of the lesser spring spoils with Alabama Express after his win in the Gothic Stakes at Caulfield.
Rothfire beats Gotta Kiss in a thriller Rothfire has lived up to his good barrier trial form to beat the favourite Gotta Kiss in a thrilling finish at Eagle Farm.
Extreme Pride extends streak with city win The Danny O'Brien-trained mare Extreme Pride has claimed her fourth straight victory and first in town at Caulfield.
Time Is Precious outsprints Vein rivals Well-bred filly Time Is Precious has overcome her inexperience to down odds-on favourite Postcode at Randwick.
Dunn's stayer ready for Country Classic Trainer Matt Dunn's stayer Ready For Danger earned himself a start in the Country Classic in Sydney with his Eagle Farm win.
Trainers agree more must be done Racehorse trainers say they take care to ensure horses have good homes when they leave stables but the system needs to be tightened up.
Sound gains Cup start after scratching First emergency Sound has gained a start in the Caulfield Cup and the import's trainer Mike Moroney believes the stayer can spring a surprise.
Mr Quickie out to bounce back in Cup Mr Quickie will be out to bounce back from a disappointing last-start performance when he runs as one of the leading contenders in the $5 million Caulfield Cup.
Milestones loom for Tisani Tomso, Thompson Veteran Tisani Tomso and apprentice Adin Thompson can reach milestones if they can combine to win at Eagle Farm.
Easier test for Miss Leonidas at Caulfield With Nature Strip at Randwick for The Everest, Miss Leonidas has been set a slightly easier task in the Group Two Caulfield Sprint.
Cosgrave gets another Caulfield Cup chance Visiting jockey Pat Cosgrave will try to win the Caulfield Cup for the second time in as many years after picking up the ride on English stayer Red Verdon.
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Noble Boy ready for $1.3m Kosciuszko climb Noble Boy is the second favourite in Randwick's $1.3 million Kosciuszko for country-trained horses, with Queanbeyan trainer Todd Blowes pinching himself.
In-form filly earns shot at black-type Keen to make hay while the sun shines, John Sargent will give in-form filly Aesop's Fable a chance at stakes success at Randwick.
Classic test for lightly raced Miroku The Phillip Stokes-trained Miroku will be tried at stakes level and 2000m for the first time in the Caulfield Classic after a last-start Mornington win.
Crown Prosecutor out of G1 Caulfield Cup New Zealand four-year-old Crown Prosecutor has been scratched from the Caulfield Cup because of a leg issue, with first emergency Sound now gaining a start.
Veteran trainer believes in Everest Legend Trainer Les Bridge will team up with the daughter of one of his great rivals when he chases an Everest win with Classique Legend.
Gamay to press Oaks claims in G3 Ethereal Lightly raced Ballarat-trained filly Gamay will put her VRC Oaks credentials on the line in the Group Three Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
Samadoubt chasing another Rwick feature Samadoubt has been in the form of his career this spring, a trend his trainer and jockey believe can continue in the Craven Plate at Randwick.
Trent Busuttin excited at Dancer's Cup bid Co-trainer Trent Busuttin admits he is a little on edge ahead of the Caulfield Cup in which he will saddle up Mirage Dancer with partner Natalie Young.
Clark focuses on harnessing Nature's speed Speed is Nature Strip's biggest asset but to win the Everest, jockey Tim Clark knows he needs to use it wisely.
Vic trainer could face doping charges Victroia Police acted lawfully when it gave racing authorities evidence from a raid on Victorian trainer Jarrod McLean's stables, a judge has ruled.
Testashadow finds right race at Eagle Farm Warwick Farm trainer Gary Portelli has again turned to Brisbane as he chases a suitable race for veteran Testashadow at Eagle Farm.
Garry Newham wins Wayne Wilson Medal Gold Coast trainer Garry Newham has won the Wayne Wilson Medal for outstanding performance by a Queensland trainer last season.
Authorities want national racing register Racing regulators say they are horrified by alleged abuse and slaughter of retired thoroughbreds and have called for a national register of horses.
A guide to Randwick's $1.3m Kosciuszko The $1.3 Kosciuszko, for horses trained in country NSW, will be run for the second time at Randwick.
Payne to enjoy rare role for Sydney return History-maker Michelle Payne will record another first when she has her debut NSW runner as a jockey and trainer.
A guide to the $14m Everest at Randwick The $14 million Everest, dubbed the world's richest race on turf, will run over 1200m at Randwick.
Classic path to Oaks for filly Miami Bound Promising filly Miami Bound will take on the colts and geldings in the Caulfield Classic on a path towards her main spring target, the VRC Oaks.
Race experience key for juvenile Postcode Tulloch Lodge two-year-old Postcode will have race experience on his side when he chases his first win in the Victory Vein Stakes.
Gallic Chieftain after revenge in St Leger A French import trained in Victoria will bid to use Sydney's St Leger Stakes as a possible stepping stone towards the Melbourne Cup.
No Melbourne Cup weight penalty for Wolfe Wolfe has not been given a Melbourne Cup weight penalty for his win in the Coongy Cup and remains on 50kg and down the order of entry at 57th.
Presently continues Oaks path at Caulfield Presently will press her claims for a potential start in the VRC Oaks when she runs in the Group Three Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
Berry rewarded for answering Clapper SOS One of racing's most popular horses, Happy Clapper is set to make his presence felt at the Everest meeting when he contests the Craven Plate.
Double Kosciuszko shot for trainer Shelton After winning Randwick's inaugural $1.3 million Kosciuszko, country trainer John Shelton has two shots at another career-defining victory in this year's race.
Everest gives Greg Hickman an Olympic feel Greg Hickman shares the same birth place as Miranda Kerr and he will be almost as popular if he can win the $14 million Everest with Pierata.
Parish hopes for Caulfield Cup upset again Two years after winning the Caulfield Cup on $51 chance Boom Time, jockey Cory Parish hopes to cause another upset in the race on Qafila.
Caulfield Cup runner under injury cloud Racing Victoria veterinarians will re-examine Caulfield Cup acceptor Crown Prosecutor after finding the stayer lame in a foreleg.
Baster takes wide Cup draw in his stride Jockey Stephen Baster says he isn't worried about the hand dealt his Caulfield Cup ride The Chosen One who will jump from the widest barrier.
Heathcote ready to fire with trial star Trainer Robert Heathcote can confirm his reputation for getting good horses in private sales when two-year-old Rothfire runs at Eagle Farm.
Vow And Declare a light weight Cup hope Danny O'Brien reckons stayer-on-the-rise Vow And Declare is well handicapped for the Caulfield Cup with 52.5kg and is in great order for the race.
Crafty Spirit back to best for Eagle Farm Crafty Spirit has recovered from an incident that ended his winter carnival and is ready to tackle open company at Eagle Farm.
Gotta Kiss out to confirm Millions berth Trainer Steve O'Dea's filly Gotta Kiss can be the first Queensland horse to earn a Magic Millions 2YO Classic start if she wins at Eagle Farm.
Waller trio hold key to Eagle Farm contest Trainer Chris Waller has elected to run The Lord Mayor in Sydney but still has a strong hand with three runners in an open handicap at Eagle Farm.
Melham confident ahead of Caulfield Cup Jockey Ben Melham has gone close to winning the Caulfield Cup the past two years and believes Mirage Dancer gives him a genuine chance to win this year.
Spanish Reef returns to form at Caulfield Trainer Ken Keys will chase a Group One victory with his mare Spanish Reef after her win in the Ladies' Vase at Caulfield.
Favourites in wide draws for Caulfield Cup High-profile Caulfield Cup runners Finche and Mer De Glace have drawn barriers 19 and 21 respectively for the 2400m handicap.
Anaheed wins Group 3 Blue Sapphire Stakes The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained filly Anaheed has added the Group Three Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield to her two black-type victories from last season.
Hartnell to run in G1 Caulfield Cup Mutliple Group One winner Hartnell will run in a Caulfield Cup for the first time and will carry 58kg topweight.
Cummings, Godolphin in 100th stakes win Godolphin and James Cummings have combined for their 100th black-type success with the victory of Haunted at Caulfield.
Hartnell top weight for G1 Caulfield Cup A field of 18 plus four emergencies has been declared for the $5 million Caulfield Cup with veteran Hartnell to run with top weight of 58kg.
Vase next for Derby hope Serious Liaison Trainer Danny O'Brien believes Serious Liaison is a promising colt and plans to step him up in distance after a narrow win over 1600m at Caulfield.
Kendrick soldiers on without Eric The Eel Stuart Kendrick's stable continues to roll out the winners despite losing star performer Eric The Eel for the spring.
Wolfe earns Cup start with Coongy Cup win The win in the Coongy Cup by Wolfe has landed the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained stayer a start in the Caulfield Cup.
Praise from Rawiller for promising stayer Jockey Nash Rawiller believes Shared Ambition has plenty of staying potential after riding the lightly raced import to a win at Caulfield.
Nature Strip's engine set for Everest test Trainer Chris Waller will liaise with rider Tim Clark to ensure on-pacer Nature Strip has enough in the tank to run out the distance in the $14 million Everest.
Blake Shinn on Humidor in $5m Cox Plate Blake Shinn has been booked to ride Humidor should the gelding make the field for in the $5 million Cox Plate.
Arcadia Queen set for Everest challenge Premier trainer Chris Waller is talking up the chances of his talented Everest trio, Arcadia Queen, Yes Yes Yes and Nature Strip, after varied barrier fortunes.
Racing Queensland extends metro meetings Racing Queensland will experiment with 10-race cards in Brisbane to co-incide with the Melbourne spring carnival.
Brisbane summer riches await Victory Eight Trainer Trevor Miller will set Victory Eight for several prominent summer carnival 1600m races in Brisbane.
Valley look for Japan duo before Cox Plate Japan's two invited runners for the Cox Plate have had their first look at The Valley after a float trip from the Werribee International Horse Centre.
Waller gives Verry Elleegant Cox Plate nod Verry Elleegant will miss the Caulfield Cup in preference for a start in the Cox Plate after galloping at The Valley under James McDonald.
Santa Ana Lane draws two in Everest Favourite Santa Ana Lane has drawn barrier two in the $14 million Everest with Nature Strip to start from the outside in the 12-horse field.
Mathrick charged with tubing offence Racing Victoria stewards have charged trainer Shawn Mathrick and stable employee Kim Mathrick with stomach tubing of a horse on race day.
Mustajeer works at Caulfield ahead of Cup Ebor Handicap winner Mustajeer has familiarised himself with the Caulfield course as he prepares to try to win the Caulfield Cup in his first Australian start.
64 horses remain in Melbourne Cup entries Second acceptances have been taken for this year's Melbourne Cup with 64 horses remaining in contention.
Santa Ana Lane eyes Everest redemption Anthony Freedman-trained sprinter Santa Ana Lane will go in search of redemption and riches in Saturday's $14 million Everest.
NZ mare Rondinella in Vase at Caulfield New Zealand mare Rondinella will continue her spring campaign in the Ladies Day Vase at Caulfield after a last-start second at The Valley.
Japanese horses carry Lane's spring hopes Australian jockey Damian Lane has reunited with Japanese horse Mer De Glace in a gallop at Caulfield ahead of riding the horse in the $5 million Caulfield Cup.
Everest-Cup comparisons unfair: McEvoy Champion jockey Kerrin McEvoy, the only man to win both The Everest and and Melbourne Cup, has refused to play favourites as debate rages.
Finche gets look at Caulfield ahead of Cup Jockey Michael Walker says Caulfield Cup favourite Finche had no troubles handling the track in his first look around the course ahead of the $5 million race.
Eric The Eel to miss rest of spring Queensland three-year-old Eric The Eel will miss the rest of the Melbourne spring carnival with a leg injury.
Dubious on target for G3 Blue Sapphire Dubious will be out to press his claims for the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes when he runs in the Group Three Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Crucial Valley gallop looms for Elleegant Chris Waller has Cox Plate plans for Verry Elleegant but is keeping the Caulfield Cup option open until the mare gallops at The Valley.
Lemaire booked for Gold Mount in Cup Frenchman Christophe Lemaire, winner of the 2011 Melbourne Cup on Dunaden, has been booked to ride English horse Gold Mount in the Melbourne Cup.
RV posts surplus for last financial year Racing Victoria has recorded record wagering turnover along with a surplus in the release of its latest financial year results.
Sunlight ready to peak in The Everest Co-trainer Calvin McEvoy says Sunlight looks to be at her peak as she prepares for her main spring target in the $14 million Everest.
Royal Meeting Cosgrave's hope at Caulfield Unbeaten in his two career starts, Godolphin's Royal Meeting is set to start in the Moonga Stakes at Caulfield for trainer Saeed bin Suroor.
Colt gets the Yes vote from Glen Boss Glen Boss is excited to be riding the Chris Waller-trained Yes Yes Yes, the only three-year-old in the $14 million Everest.
Cross Counter back to defend Cup crown Cross Counter is one of five Charlie Appleby-trained horses undergoing quarantine at Werribee ahead of the Melbourne spring carnival.
The Candy Man in weight-for-age debut Popular Brisbane galloper The Candy Man is set to make his weight-for-age debut in the Craven Plate at Randwick.
Coongy last chance to get in Caulfield Cup Yulong Prince and Wolfe will get their last chance to gain a Caulfield Cup start via the Group Three Coongy Cup at Caulfield.
Caulfield Cup hope overcomes injury scare English trainer Ed Dunlop's travelling foreman Robin Trevor-Jones has given Red Verdon the thumbs-up to take his place in the Caulfield Cup.
Half kilo penalty for The Chosen One New Zealand stayer The Chosen One has received a half kilo Melbourne Cup penalty for his win in the Group Two Herbert Power Stakes.
Raymond Tusk to bypass G1 Caulfield Cup The Richard Hannon-trained Raymond Tusk will miss the Caulfield Cup to be kept for the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Cesarewitch double for trainer Mullins Trainer Willie Mullins has claimed the English/Irish Cesarewitch double with Royal Illusion scoring at the Curragh after Stratum's Newmarket win.
Redzel in great shape ahead of Everest Co-trainer Paul Snowden believes Redzel can be just as lethal in The Everest as he has been in the past two editions.
Constantinople on song for Caulfield Cup After clearing quarantine at Werribee, Constantinople has stepped straight on to the track at Flemington for a gallop ahead of the Caulfield Cup.
Don't Waiver to chase staying series Handy Caloundra three-year-old Don't Waiver will concentrate on the Brisbane summer staying series after missing the Spring Champion Stakes.
Star of the Saddle shared by McEvoy, Lane Damian Lane and Kerrin McEvoy have shared the $50,000 prize for the 'Star of the Saddle' on Caulfield Guineas day, with the pair finishing ahead of Mark Zahra.
Trekking confirmed to run in The Everest The 12-horse field for The Everest is now complete after confirmation Trekking will run in the Melbourne Racing Club's slot after winning the Schillaci Stakes.
Caulfield Cup off the menu for Self Sense The out-of-form Self Sense will miss the $5 million Caulfield Cup despite gaining a berth via his Mornington Cup win earlier this year..
New technology to help with tote losses The Brisbane Racing Club is hoping new technology can help overcome losses on its on course totalisator.
Pinatubo remains unbeaten after Dewhurst Pinatubo has rounded off an unblemished juvenile campaign with victory in the Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket.
Racing NSW and police to join forces Racing NSW will make moves to strengthen the integrity of the sport under an agreement with NSW Police.
Trekking stakes Everest claim in Schillaci The James Cummings-trained Trekking has won the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield and been offered the Melbourne Racing Club's slot in The Everest.
The Inevitable stakes Golden Eagle claim Tiny Tasmanian gelding The Inevitable has lived up to his favouritism in the Silver Eagle at Randwick, the major lead-up to the $7.5 million Golden Eagle.
Fierce Impact dominant in Toorak Handicap Matthew Smith has broken a long Group One drought in Melbourne with Fierce Impact winning the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Nettoyer backs up to win Group Three race Quirky mare Nettoyer has backed up from a fine sixth in the Epsom Handicap to win a Group Three race against her own sex at Randwick.
Parr pulls right rein in Spring Champion A jubilant Josh Parr has celebrated his second Spring Champion Stakes win aboard the Mark Newnham-trained Shadow Hero.
Gem Of Scotland to spell on winning note Trainer Rex Lipp will spell Gem Of Scotland despite her proving she is the best three-year-old filly in Queensland with her Eagle Farm win.
Super Seth wins the $2m Caulfield Guineas Super Seth has chased down Alligator Blood for a last-stride win in the Caulfield Guineas, giving jockey Mark Zahra a Group One double on the day.
Cosmic Force books date down the straight Cosmic Force has cemented his spot on Peter and Paul Snowden's carnival team for Melbourne with a strong Group Two win at Randwick.
Colada pinches Group Two Stan Fox Stakes Apprentice Robbie Dolan has claimed a Group Two win on Colada, riding him in a controlled display of speed to dominate the Stan Fox Stakes at Randwick.
Cox Plate beckons for Cape Of Good Hope Lindsay Park import Cape Of Good Hope has made a successful start to his Australian career, taking out the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
The Chosen One secures Caulfield Cup start Victory in the Herbert Power Stakes has afforded The Chosen One a ballot exemption into the $5 million Caulfield Cup.
Waller duo tune up for Everest with gallop Chris Waller has taken two of his three Everest contenders to Randwick for a race day gallop with Yes Yes Yes and Arcadia Queen both pleasing their trainer.
Flit wins the Group One Thousand Guineas Godolphin filly Flit has has claimed her first Group One win, beating Missile Mantra and Southbank in a three-way finish to the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Hawkes Racing lands early Randwick double Hawkes Racing has celebrated a race-to-race double at Randwick with imported stayer Master Of Wine and the consistent Greyworm.
Tofane claims Group Three win at Caulfield The Mike Moroney-trained Tofane has unleashed a powerful finish to claim her first stakes race victory at Caulfield in a 1200m race for mares.
3YO quinella a wonderful result for Gollan Tony Gollan has trained a quinella with Howwonderfullifeis and Ready To Roam in a three-year-old race at Eagle Farm.
Snowden stable strikes in Eagle Farm win The Peter and Paul Snowden training partnership have collected a QTIS bonus with the win of smart colt Strike at Eagle Farm.
California Zimbol impresses at Caulfield Sydney filly California Zimbol has travelled to Melbourne to record an easy win in the Thoroughbred Club Stakes at Caulfield.
Rox The Castle wins Weekend Hussler Stakes Rox The Castle has raced to victory in the Listed Weekend Hussler Stakes, providing a bright end to an eventful week for trainer Kerry Edwards.
Paul Messara draws first blood at Randwick Well-bred mare Emanuela has taken out the opening race on Spring Champion Stakes day for trainer Paul Messara.
Sir Barnabus to show true worth in Sydney Trainer Jason Edwards would like to give Eagle Farm winner Sir Barnabus another chance in Sydney.
Tanker impresses Maher with debut victory Following a barrier trial at Cranbourne, Ciaron Maher opted for blinkers on Tanker with the colt scoring a debut win in the Debutante Stakes at Caulfield.
Toorak Handicap key facts and history A look at the history of the Group One Toorak Handicap to be run at Caulfield.
Thousand Guineas key facts and history A look at the history of the Group One Thousand Guineas for three-year-old fillies at Caulfield.
Caulfield Stakes key facts and history All the relevant facts and figures of the Group One Caulfield Stakes run over 2000m.
Mylex takes out The Hotham at Ballarat One of the favoured runners has claimed victory for the first time in The Hotham at Ballarat.
Spencer back for another shot at Caulfield English-based Irishman Jamie Spencer is making a hit-and-run mission to Melbourne to ride for owners Australian Bloodstock at Caulfield.
NSW trainer suspended over horse sale Provincial trainer Grant Allard has been suspended for four months and fined over an anomaly in the sale of a horse to Hong Kong.
Connections of True Self to take chance True Self will miss the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield with connections hoping to get the mare a direct passage into the Caulfield Cup.
Lindsay Park trio tackle Toorak Handicap Amphitrite, Sikandarabad and So Si Bon will represent Lindsay Park in the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Fasika on track for rich Golden Eagle Up-and-comer Fasika is on track for the Golden Eagle but trainer Joe Pride has no idea what he will do if veteran Ball Of Muscle wins his way to The Everest.
Bjorn Baker hopes wait is worthwhile Bjorn Baker will have to wait until the final race at Randwick to see if he can come home from the Spring Champion Stakes meeting a winner.
Bowman with chance at Guineas double With the rides on favourites Dalasan and Flit, champion jockey Hugh Bowman is well-placed to snare the Caulfield Guineas-Thousand Guineas double.
Prince of Arran's Herbert Power 'headache' Trainer Charlie Fellowes says Prince of Arran's Melbourne Cup tilt may take a turn should the import win the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield.
Racing NSW dangle 1.3m Redzel Stks carrot A $1.3 million carrot is being dangled in front of Everest and Sydney Stakes runners to back up in the revamped Redzel Stakes.
Tough Vegas Knight goes again in Guineas Colin Little holds Derby aspirations for three-year-old Vegas Knight but is happy to give the gelding his shot at Guineas glory at Caulfield.
Schweida walks tightrope with The Odyssey In-form trainer Kelly Schweida is walking a tightrope as he coaxes former top two-year-old The Odyssey back to peak form.
Parr picks Hero to be crowned Spring Champ Shadow Hero is the odds-on favourite to become the fifth horse in the past eight years to claim the Gloaming Stakes-Spring Champion double.
Acting text spurs Williams in 1000 Guineas Acting will be out to extend her winning sequence to four when she lines up under Craig Williams in the Group One Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Xanthus can assure Millions path with win Promising Xanthus can assure himself an easy path to the Magic Millions Guineas by winning at Eagle Farm.
Slow-maturing Famous faces talent test Paul Snowden believes Famous is a campaign away from full bloom but he is adamant the colt has the talent to be competitive in the Stan Fox Stakes at Randwick.
Robbie Fradd takes over on Cadogan Promising Cadogan will be ridden by a senior rider for the first time this campaign when Robbie Fradd takes the ride at Eagle Farm.
Groundswell gets a Caulfield Guineas start The Anthony Freedman-trained Groundswell has gained a start in the Caulfield Guineas with the scratching of The Holy One.
Laming charged over cobalt positive Trainer Richard Laming has been charged by Racing Victoria stewards over an elevated cobalt reading returned by gelding Iam Ekstraordinary in a race day sample.
Winx named Horse of year for fourth time Retired champion Winx has been named Australia's Horse of the Year for a fourth time for her deeds of her final season.
Alizee confirmed to run in The Everest Godolphin has announced its triple Group One-winning mare Alizee will run in the $14 million Everest at Randwick.
Princess Jenni on target for G1 Toorak The performance of Princess Jenni in the Group One Toorak Handicap will have a bearing on the rest of her spring program including the Cox Plate.
Corumbene colts on Parr for assignments Gerald Ryan has a knack for producing the best from well-bred colts and jockey Josh Parr gets the chance to capitalise with two strong rides for the trainer.
Caulfield Guineas key facts and history A look at the historical features of the Group One Caulfield Guineas for three-year-olds.
Spring Champion Stks key facts and history A look at the history of the Spring Champions Stakes to be run at Randwick.
Waller says Yes Yes Yes to 3YO in Everest Premier trainer Chris Waller has confirmed Yes Yes Yes will represent his stable's slot in the $14 million Everest at Randwick.
Avilius to put Plate credentials on show Cox Plate equal favourite Avilius will chase his fourth Group One win when clashes with an international field in the Caulfield Stakes over 2000m.
Nettoyer ready to eat up the Randwick mile One of the more quirky horses in training, Nettoyer has a diet more commonly associated with domestically challenged humans than stakes-winning racehorses.
Cox Plate option kept open for filly Flit Flit remains in contention for a Cox Plate start but trainer James Cummings says the Group One Thousand Guineas is the filly's main target.
David Jolly has runners in three states Adelaide trainer David Jolly is vying for big wins at Caulfield and Randwick, with runners across three states for the first time in his 22-year career.
Boom apprentice to make city debut Queensland apprentice Adin Thompson will wear a famous set of racing colours when he makes his metropolitan Saturday debut at Eagle Farm.
Race fitness gives Cosmic Force advantage Cosmic Force can book a date against some of the country's fastest three-year-olds with victory in the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Nick Ryan chasing first G1 on Guineas day Trainer Nick Ryan has two chances to land the first Group One win of his career with Express Pass in the Caulfield Guineas and Mahamedeis in the Toorak Hcp.
Racing inquiry held behind closed doors After a submission from his legal representative, trainer Jarrod McLean is facing Victorian horse-racing stewards behind closed doors.
Jarrod McLean suspended after RV hearing Victorian stewards have suspended Jarrod McLean until his criminal charges have been dealt with by the courts.
Ballistic Boy to carry Anderson's banner Trainer Chris Anderson has sent promising Profit for a spell and will rely on Ballistic Boy for the rest of the spring.
Eric to repay Kendrick's faith in Guineas Trainer Stuart Kendrick hopes his decision not to sell Eric The Eel to Hong Kong will be rewarded in the Caulfield Guineas.
Just Thinkin' ready for Champion test Tulloch Lodge three-year-old Just Thinkin' will be shooting to achieve a feat his big brother could not by winning the Group One Spring Champion Stakes.
Tarrant returns after being stood down Queensland jockey Luke Tarrant has seven rides at two meetings as he returns after being stood down by stewards two months ago.
Spectroscope to return to city racing Much-travelled Spectroscope is ready to make his return at Eagle Farm after missing the winter carnival with a setback.
Guineas hope The Holy One faces vet check Stewards have reported Caulfield Guineas entrant The Holy One has heat in his near fore hoof and will be reassessed by veterinarians on race eve.
Godolphin buys brother to Golden Horn Sheikh Mohammed and Godolphin have once again grabbed the headlines on day two of the Tattersalls October Sale at Newmarket.
Richard Pegum buys into Cup hope Mustajeer Prominent owner Richard Pegum is the new part-owner of leading imported Cups contender Mustajeer after securing a 25 per cent share in an online auction.
Lees checks in with Mustajeer at Werribee International Cups contender Mustajeer has continued his progression to his first Australian assignment in a gallop with fellow import Torcedor at Werribee.
McLean directed to attend stewards hearing Racing Victoria stewards will open inquiries following charges laid by Victoria Police's Sporting Intelligence Unit against three registered people.
McDonald rates Southbank a promising filly Leading jockey James McDonald is adamant his Thousand Guineas mount Southbank is a big-race winner in waiting.
Nature Strip snares $14m Everest ticket James Harron Bloodstock has handed sprinter Nature Strip a ticket in the $14 million Everest, leaving just three slots yet to be decided.
Rent A Rock can earn Victoria Derby spot Rent A Rock is an outsider with punters in the Spring Champion Stakes but trainer Danny Williams believes the 2000 metres will play in his favour.
Kelly sets sights on winter for Take Tea Trainer Les Kelly is already looking to next winter with Ipswich winner Take Tea who scored a last-stride win.
Date set for Qld Derby inquiry resumption Stewards are ready to reopen the inquiry into jockey Corey Brown's fall in the Queensland Derby.
Trekking on target for G2 Schillaci Stakes Stradbroke Handicap winner Trekking is one of the headline horses in the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield, with the winner to be offered a spot in The Everest.
Wyndspelle chases maiden G1 in Toorak Hcp Windspelle has returned to Melbourne for a second shot at the spring carnival and will take his place in the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Ken Keys with another chance in G1 Guineas Cranbourne trainer Ken Keys admits he does not know how good lightly raced Soul Patch is but believes he deserves his chance in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Suzuka Devious shoots for Caulfield Stakes Japan's Suzuka Devious is one of four international gallopers having their first Australian starts in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
A snapshot of trainer Darren Weir's career A timeline of Darren Weir's rise from humble beginnings to Australia's leading racehorse trainer before his sudden fall from grace.
RV shoots down call to move Melbourne Cup Racing Victoria has no plans to break with almost 150 years of tradition by rescheduling the Melbourne Cup, chairman Brian Kruger says.
Cellarman to continue family's winning run The Chris Waller-trained Cellarman has indicated he is ready to match the recent win of his little sister Cellarmaid.
BRC announces profit despite racing loss The Brisbane Racing Club has declared a profit of almost $880,000 despite its racing arm sustaining another hefty loss.
Banned trainer Weir faces cruelty charges Former racehorse trainer Darren Weir has been charged with animal cruelty, conspiracy and weapons offences following raids on his stables.
Creator out of Guineas, Exeter gains start First emergency Exeter is in the field for the Caulfield Guineas after the scratching of Creator, while second reserve Groundswell has edged closer to a start.
Capacity field set for G1 Toorak Handicap The Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield has attracted a capacity field of 18 plus three emergencies.
Field of 11 for Group One Caulfield Stakes The Group One Caulfield Stakes has attracted a field of 11 which includes four horses set to make their first Australian appearances.
Replica Melbourne Cup stolen from cafe Thieves have taken off with a replica of the 2017 Melbourne Cup during a Victorian cafe burglary.
Outback Barbie to stay home in Brisbane Classy mare Outback Barbie will remain in Brisbane for the summer carnival despite an impressive barrier trial win at Doomben.
Everest spot up for grabs in G2 Schillaci A field of nine is set to run in the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield with the winner to be offered the Melbourne Racing Club's slot in the The Everest.
Shadow Hero dominates Spring Champion Shadow Hero is the dominant favourite to give trainer Mark Newnham back-to-back wins in the Group One Spring Champion Stakes.
Cox Plate has 35 remaining in contention Following third acceptances for the Cox Plate at The Valley, 35 horses remain in contention, including nine internationally trained gallopers.
Numbers whittled down for Caulfield Cup Bart Cummings winner Surprise Baby is a notable omission from Caulfield Cup second declarations with 45 horses remaining in contention.
Flit a dominant Thousand Guineas favourite Jockey Hugh Bowman is confident Flit is the one to beat in the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield despite her unplaced effort last start.
Danceteria on song for Caulfield Stakes UK-based French trainer David Menuisier has been to Werribee to watch Cox Plate contender Danceteria go through his paces ahead of the Caulfield Stakes.
Night's Watch on target for G1 Toorak The Chris Waller-trained Night's Watch is set to contest the Group One Toorak Handicap and has worked sharply at the course in preparation for the 1600m-race.
Macdonald believes Dalasan can defy draw Trainer Leon Macdonald would have preferred a better barrier draw for Dalasan but remains confident he has the right horse to win the Caulfield Guineas.
McDonald believes Kubrick can emulate sire James McDonald believes Caulfield Guineas contender Kubrick can emulate his sire Shooting To Win who won the race five years ago.
Avilius gets another look at Caulfield Avilius is unbeaten in his two runs at Caulfield and has had another look at the course in a solo gallop ahead of the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Cox Plate equal fav to have Valley gallop Cox Plate equal favourite Lys Gracieux will get a look at the Cox Plate course in a pre-race gallop at The Valley.
Dalasan draws wide in Caulfield Guineas Dalasan is a drifting favourite for the Caulfield Guineas after drawing a wide barrier with Alligator Blood firming slightly.
Flit draws barrier two in 1000 Guineas Favourite Flit remains the $2 favourite for the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield after drawing barrier two in the Group One race for three-year-old fillies.
Trinder confirms Plate for Mystic Journey Tasmanian trainer Adam Trinder has confirmed his stable star Mystic Journey will press on to the Group One Cox Plate at her next start.
Redzel tunes up for Everest with trial win Redzel has comfortably held In Her Time to win a barrier trial at Gosford ahead of his bid for a third win in the $14 million Everest.
Tegan Harrison injured in four-horse fall Brisbane rider Tegan Harrison faces several months on the sidelines recovering from injuries received in a four-horse fall at Doomben.
Dalasan favourite for G1 Caulfield Guineas Ahead of the declaration of the final field and barrier draw for the Group One Caulfield Guineas, Dalasan is holding favouritism for the $2 million race.
Stephen Brown Jr moved from ICU Former apprentice jockey Stephen Brown Jr, who fell in a jump-out at Wangaratta last month, has been moved from ICU to a ward at Royal Melbourne Hospital.
Emeralds set for G1 Thousand Guineas Sydney-trained filly Emeralds is set for her biggest test to date when she runs in the Group One Thousand Guineas at Caulfield with Ben Melham to ride.
Melody Belle for Empire Rose not Cox Plate New Zealand star Melody Belle will travel to Australia for the spring carnival but will run in the Empire Rose Stakes rather than the Cox Plate.
Internationals to step out at Caulfield Cox Plate invitee Danceteria is among a host of international horses scheduled to step out in races on Caulfield Guineas day in Melbourne.
Payne enters three for the Spring Champion Trainer David Payne has entered three horses for the Group One Spring Champion Stakes which he won two years ago with future Victoria Derby winner Ace High.
Toorak Handicap next for Madison County New Zealand four-year-old Madison County is set for the second start of his Melbourne spring campaign in the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Pierata impresses Berry in Everest gallop The Greg Hickman-trained Pierata has been put through his paces at Warwick Farm as the star sprinter prepares for the $14 million Everest.
Surprise Baby given 1kg penalty for Cups Surprise Baby has been penalised 1kg for both the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups for his win in The Bart Cummings at Flemington.
Gosden proud of gallant Enable in defeat Enable has been given a rousing reception despite finishing second in her bid for a record third Arc for trainer John Gosden and jockey Frankie Dettori.
Waldgeist scuppers Arc dream for Enable Enable has had to settle for second with her bid for history and a third victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe denied by Waldgeist.
Herbert Power assault Sully's Cup ticket The Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young-trained Sully will attempt to gain a Caulfield Cup start by winning the Herbert Power Stakes.
Buffalo River has Golden Eagle target Trainer Mike Moroney is planning to run Buffalo River in the Silver Eagle in an attempt to qualify the import for the $7.5 million Golden Eagle.
Melbourne beckons Te Akau Shark and Belle The Te Akau team will consider all Melbourne options including the Cox Plate for Epsom runner-up Te Akau Shark and star mare Melody Belle.
Mizzy to fly flag for Anthony Cummings The in-form Mizzy will strive to keep her winning sequence going when she runs in the Silver Eagle, the prelude to the $7.5 million Golden Eagle.
Childs the Turnbull day Star of the Saddle A winning double and two second placings at the Turnbull Stakes meeting has earned Jordan Childs a $50,000 prize as the day's Star of the Saddle.
Three Guineas hopes for Busuttin and Young The Holy One and fillies Acting and I Am Eloquent will fly the flag for Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young in the two Guineas races at Caulfield.
Dettori racks up G1 No.17 for the season Frankie Dettori has secured a personal best tally of 17 Group One winners in a season aboard Anapurna in the Prix de Royallieu.
Jockey Luke Currie suspended at Flemington Luke Currie will miss the ride on Lyre in the Thousand Guineas unless he successfully appeals the severity of a suspension incurred at Flemington.
Moonlight Maid gives Freedman stakes win Young Ballarat trainer Mitchell Freedman has claimed his first stakes win with Moonlight Maid taking out the Group Two Edward Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Paul Gallen deflated after Epsom second Te Akau Shark's part-owner Paul Gallen admits his Epsom Handicap second is a bitter pill to swallow.
Surprise Baby books spot in Melbourne Cup The Paul Preusker-trained Surprise Baby has firmed into favouritism for the Melbourne Cup after winning The Bart Cummings to book his ticket into the race.
Sunlight shines brightest in Gr 2 Gilgai Everest contenders Sunlight and Santa Ana Lane have finished first and second in the Gilgai Stakes in their final lead-up to the rich sprint in Sydney.
Qld Oaks heroine returns to Winning Ways Winning Ways has made a triumphant return to form following a bleeding ban to take out the Lexus Spring Cup at Eagle Farm.
Waller sets Group 1 record with Metrop win Chris Waller has had one of his most significant days on a racetrack, winning six of the nine races at Randwick and all four Group One races across Australia.
Kings Will Dream wins G1 Turnbull Stakes After a pelvic injury threatened the life of Kings Will Dream, the gelding has turned full circle to win the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Melody Belle completes unique NZ treble Champion New Zealander Melody Belle has completed a unique weight-for-age treble with the Cox Plate now in the frame.
Verry Elleegant back in mix for Plate, Cup Chris Waller will weigh up whether to head to the Cox Plate or Caulfield Cup with Verry Elleegant after she returned to the winner's list at Randwick.
Kolding wins Epsom for Waller/Boss combo Kolding has delivered on his promise with victory over Te Akau Shark in the Epsom Handicap for trainer Chris Waller and jockey Glen Boss.
Warning fires claims for Victoria Derby Warning has had his price slashed for the Victoria Derby at Flemington after racing to an impressive win in the Super Impose Stakes.
Brutal stakes big claim for Everest slot Doncaster Mile winner Brutal has confused the Everest picture by beating a couple of leading contenders in the Premiere Stakes at Randwick.
Stakes win in Melbourne for Haut Brion Her The talented Chris Waller-trained mare Haut Brion Her has claimed her first Melbourne win and first Group race success in the Blazer Stakes at Flemington.
Fresh Taraayef scores tough Flemington win Freshened after two unplaced runs at The Valley, Taraayef has fought off Hawker Hurricane to win the Listed Poseidon Stakes at Flemington.
Dealmaker breaks through for second win Dealmaker has won the Gow Gates Handicap at Randwick for trainer Chris Waller, 481 days after the gelding had his only other win.
Funstar delivers Waller maiden G1 Flight Chris Waller has been drawn to make comparisons with Winx after Funstar trounced her Group One rivals in the Flight Stakes.
Rich Itch wins Listed Paris Lane Stakes The Shawn Mathrick-trained Rich Itch has overhauled leader Romancer to win the Listed Paris Lane Stakes at Flemington over 1400m.
Waller, Newnham draw first blood with 2YOs Global Quest has jumped to the top of Golden Slipper markets with a professional win in the Breeders' Stakes at Randwick.
Baccarat Baby earns G1 Melbourne campaign Baccarat Baby will join stablemate Alligator Blood on a Group One mission in Melbourne after the mare scored a first-up win at Eagle Farm.
Mildred unbeaten up Flemington straight Mildred has added the Listed Maribyrnong Trial Stakes to her debut win to remain unbeaten in her two starts at Flemington.
Gotta Kiss stakes early claim for Millions The Magic Milliions 2YO Classic will be the aim for classy filly Gotta Kiss after she scored a dominant win at Eagle Farm.
Gundagai's Len Tozer receives top award Len Tozer, the secretary/manager of the Gundagai Race Club for 50 years, has been honoured with the Simon Nivison Award.
Tye Angland joins spring carnival coverage Former jockey Tye Angland has been added to Channel 7's racing commentary team for the spring carnival.
Surprise Baby favourite to earn Cup berth The TAB has taken a big bet on Surprise Baby to win the Melbourne Cup, the day before he attempts to win his way into the race via The Bart Cummings.
Waller with two chances in G1 Turnbull Chris Waller has trained the winner of three of the past four Turnbull Stakes at Flemington and has Finche and Kings Will Dream set to contest this year's race.
Hawkes bullish over Brutal return Doncaster Mile winner Brutal will resume in the Premiere Stakes as he heads towards a start in the $7.5 million Golden Eagle.
Everest contenders to clash in G2 Gilgai Everest contenders Sunlight and Santa Ana Lane will clash in the Group Two Gilgai at Flemington, two weeks before the $14 million sprint in Sydney.
Key points about the Metropolitan Handicap All the key statistics and history surrounding the Group One Metropolitan Handicap.
Kolding on top for Waller in Epsom Chris Waller will saddle up almost a third of the Epsom Handicap field as he looks to win the prestigious Randwick mile for a fourth time.
Mystic Journey can stamp Plate credentials Trainer Adam Trinder is confident Mystic Journey will run a strong 2000m in the Turnbull Stakes when the mare gets the chance to cement her Cox Plate claims.
Trainer Amy Usher makes Sydney debut Trainer Amy Usher will make her Sydney metropolitan debut with Lamelo in the Breeders' Plate at the Epsom Handicap meeting at Randwick.
Newnham, Dolan chase Metrop Dream Master and apprentice will combine when trainer Mark Newnham and jockey Robbie Dolan team up in the Group One Metropolitan with Scarlet Dream.
Small field for Maribyrnong Trial Stakes A couple of juveniles with race experience will clash with a few unraced horses in Melbourne's first two-year-old stakes race of the season at Flemington.
Key points about the Flight Stakes All the facts, figures and history behind the Flight Stakes, a Group One race for three-year-old fillies over 1600m at Randwick.
Jason Coyle gets in the G1 Spirit Jason Coyle has no qualms taking on Flight Stakes fancies Funstar and Probabeel with St Covet's Spirit and will not be shocked if she can cause a boilover.
Facts and figures on G1 Turnbull Stakes What you need to know about the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Deploy out to break drought at Farm Stakes-performed sprinter Deploy will chase his first win in more than two years when he heads to Eagle Farm.
Crystal Ocean snapped up by Coolmore Crystal Ocean is to stand at Coolmore's Beeches Stud as a National Hunt stallion.
Enable to jump from barrier nine in Arc Enable will start from barrier nine in her bid for an unprecedented third win in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Every Rose set to bloom in Gimcrack Mark Newnham saddles up two fillies in the first two-year-old race of the new season, headed by Gimcrack Stakes favourite Every Rose.
Supernova bypasses Metrop for Melbourne Hawkes Racing has scratched Supernova from the Group One Metropolitan in Sydney and he will instead head to Flemington for the Bart Cummings.
Weighty task for Zoutori in Gilgai Stakes A six kilogram weight rise and the presence of Everest contenders Santa Ana Lane and Sunlight are obstacles for for Zoutori in the Gilgai Stakes at Flemington.
Enticing Star retired, Everest slot open The Bob Peters-owned Enticing Star has been retired, opening up trainer Chris Waller's slot in the $14 million Everest.
Jess Taylor-made for Group One arena Epsom Handicap day is shaping as a momentous one for jockey Jess Taylor who has two Group One rides, including Girls Are Ready in the Flight Stakes.
Key points about the Epsom Handicap All the facts, figures and history behind the Epsom Handicap
Caulfield Cup winner Best Solution retired Godolphin has announced globetrotting horse Best Solution, the 2018 Caulfield Cup winner, has been retired from racing with a stud career beckoning.
Hawkes Rock solid chance for mile double Hawkes Racing has the firepower to claim Randwick's two major miles with Rock looking to add the Epsom Handicap to Brutal's Doncaster Mile victory.
Former Singapore champ makes Aussie debut Five-time Singapore Group One winner Debt Collector, now known as Debt Agent, runs for the first time in Australia at Flemington.
Turnbull Journey no concern for Darmanin Mystic Journey's jockey Anthony Darmanin is convinced the mare will run a strong 2000 metres in her first attempt at the distance in the Turnbull Stakes.
Imported mare demands Attention in Metrop Australian Bloodstock will have three runners, including improving mare Attention Run, in their quest for a maiden win in the Group One Metropolitan Handicap.
Kentucky Breeze chases Cup run in Turnbull The in-form Kentucky Breeze faces his stiffest test as he attempts to land a Caulfield Cup start by winning the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Stokes, Nolen after third Edward Manifold Trainer Phillip Stokes and jockey Luke Nolen have won the Edward Manifold Stakes twice and are striving for another with Really Discreet.
The ATC grants second lot of drought funds The Australian Turf Club Foundation has raised more than $120,000 in its second lot of drought funding to relieve NSW racing participants.
Anthony Freedman announces Guineas runners Trainer Anthony Freedman has announced he will have two runners in both the Caulfield Guineas and Thousand Guineas for three-year-olds.
ATC Foundation to give more drought funds The Australian Turf Club Foundation will announce a second round of donations towards drought-stricken towns in northern NSW.
Probabeel and Funstar to take Flight in G1 Probabeel is ready to step up to 1600 metres in the Flight Stakes at Randwick where she tackles Funstar again.
Quarter share in Mustajeer up for auction Inglis will auction a 25 per cent share in leading Caulfield and Melbourne Cups contender Mustajeer who is in quarantine at Werribee.
Queenslander chasing Caulfield Cup start Looks Like Elvis will be the first Group One runner trainer Bryan Dais saddles when he contests the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Light jockeys in demand in Group One Epsom Several less familiar names get their Group One chance on lightly weighted horses in the Epsom Handicap at Randwick.
Surprise Baby set for latest Cup entry bid After a narrow defeat in the Andrew Ramsden, Surprise Baby will attempt a ballot exemption into the Melbourne Cup via the Bart Cummings at Flemington.
NZ TAB pays out on Melody's triple crown The New Zealand TAB has paid customers who backed Melody Belle to win the Hastings triple crown ahead of the final leg, the Livamol Classic.
Everest spot on the line for Osborne Bulls The Premiere Stakes looms as a defining race for Osborne Bulls who will stake his claim for Godolphin's slot in the $14 million Everest.
Australian Bloodstock duo on rise for Cups The Australian Bloodstock co-owned pair of Mustajeer and Torcedor have been given time to settle in at Werribee before their training schedule is increased..
Lindsay Park pair get big tick of approval David Hayes says his imported pair of Constantinople and Cape Of Good Hope are showing all the right early signs ahead of their spring carnival goals.
Mystic Journey draws nine in G1 Turnbull At her first attempt at 2000m, Tasmanian mare Mystic Journey has drawn barrier nine in the 12-horse Turnbull Stakes field at Flemington.
Nagano Gold primed for Arc experience Nagano Gold will carry the hopes of the Czech Republic when he lines up against Enable in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at ParisLongchamp.
Kosciuszko contender wins race at Grafton The John Shelton-trained Tarbert has continued his preparations for The Kosciuszko with a win at Grafton while stablemate Belflyer has won a barrier trial.
Hugh Bowman to ride Dalasan in Guineas Hugh Bowman will ride Adelaide colt Dalasan, favourite for the Group One Caulfield Guineas, replacing Raquel Clark.
Cross Counter among 80 Cup first acceptors First acceptances for the $ 8 million Melbourne Cup have been taken with 80 horses, including defending titleholder Cross Counter, still in contention.
Waterhouse/Bott two-handed in Metropolitan Gai Waterhouse is looking for her ninth win in the Group One Metropolitan Handicap with her training partner Adrian Bott hoping for his first.
Japanese trio arrive for spring features Cox Plate invitees Lys Gracieux and Kluger and Caulfield Cup contender Mer De Glace have arrived in Melbourne from Japan for the spring carnival.
Funstar to take Flight at Randwick Tea Rose Stakes winner Funstar will take on a small field in the Flight Stakes at Randwick when she chases her first Group One victory.
Cascadian firms for Epsom Handicap Godolphin's French import Cascadian has moved into single figure odds to win the Epsom Handicap at Randwick.
Nolen excited about Constantinople ride Multiple Group One-winning jockey Luke Nolen has been booked to ride Constantinople in the $5 million Caulfield Cup at 53kg.
Mr Quickie on target for Turnbull Stakes After an eye-catching season return for third in the Makybe Diva Stakes, Mr Quickie will try to add the Turnbull Stakes to his Group One Queensland Derby win.
Star of the Saddle begins on Turnbull day The best and fairest jockey at each of five feature spring meetings in Melbourne, starting with Turnbull Stakes day, will be awarded a lucrative cash prize.
Santa Ana Lane to resume in Gilgai Stakes The Anthony Freedman-trained Santa Ana Lane will have his Everest lead-up race in Melbourne in the Gilgai Stakes at Flemington.
Te Akau Shark draws wide in Epsom Te Akau Shark has eased to equal favouritism with. Kolding and Dreamforce for the $1 million Epsom Handicap at Randwick after drawing wide.
Top Vic racehorse trainer facing lawsuit Leading Victorian racehorse trainer Ciaron Maher faces a multi-million dollar lawsuit after the sale of Group One-winning mare Azkadellia.
Smith in the clear over Scales Of Justice Racing Victoria stewards will take no action after investigating whether Scales Of Justice had any condition that may have affected his Flemington performance.
Te Akau Shark retains Epsom favouritism Te Akau Shark and dual Group One runner-up Dreamforce head the market for the Epsom Handicap ahead of the final field and barrier draw.
Cup place up for grabs in Bart Cummings The winner of The Bart Cummings will gain a ballot exemption into the Melbourne Cup via the 2500m-race at Flemington.
32nd horse dies at Santa Anita from injury Santa Anita has recorded its 32nd horse death since December with a colt euthanised after breaking both legs in a race.
Angelic Ruler chases first Melbourne win After four placings in stakes race from as many starts, Perth mare Angelic Ruler will attempt her first Melbourne win in the Blazer Stakes at Flemington.
Turnbull Stakes to shape the spring majors The Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington is considered one of the races that can shape the Melbourne carnival.
Kosciuszko spot open after She Knows hurt A spot in the $1.3 million Kosciuszko has opened up with a career-ending injury to the Danny Williams-trained She Knows.
I Am Excited aiming for second Gilgai win Sydney mare I Am Excited is scheduled to return to Melbourne to try to win the Group Two Gilgai at Flemington for the second-straight year.
Ten Sovereigns gets a look at Canterbury Irish horse Ten Sovereigns has had a light canter at Canterbury Racecourse after arriving in Sydney to prepare for the $14 million Everest.
Positive early signs with Mirage Dancer Natalie Young says the signs are positive for imported spring carnival hopeful Mirage Dancer following his arrival at Werribee after travelling from Europe.
G1 Turnbull Stakes attracts 19 nominations Cox Plate favourite Mystic Journey is among 19 nominations and is one of nine Group One winners entered for the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Racing figure guilty of $18m betting fraud Victorian racing identity Bill Vlahos has pleaded guilty to two fraud charges stemming from his collapsed betting syndicate.
Renewal beats Zoustyle in Listed sprint Renewal has made a winning return in the Listed Testa Rossa Stakes at Caulfield, chasing down Queensland sprinter Zoustyle to win by a narrow margin.
Matthew Williams delighted with Bool pair Matthew Williams has tasted success with Harbour Views at Caulfield and is equally thrilled with the third placing of Gailo Chop in the Underwood Stakes.
Rawiller savours Underwood win on Bart Brad Rawiller has steered comeback galloper Black Heart Bart to a satisfying win in the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Acting wins Thousand Guineas Prelude The Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young-trained Acting has played a starring role to win the Thousand Guineas Prelude
Drought causing havoc on turf race tracks As spring racing in Australia gets into full swing, drought conditions continue to wreak havoc on turf tracks in regional towns.
Alligator tastes Blood in Guineas Prelude Queensland-trained Alligator Blood has maintained his perfect race record with a strong win in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
Black Heart Bart wins second G1 Underwood Veteran Black Heart Bart has won the Group One Underwood Stakes in a major upset after returning from injury and retirement, defeating the favourite Homesman.
Destiny's Kiss looking for new home Popular veteran Destiny's Kiss has been retired after a 102-start career which yielded 19 wins and more than $1.5 million.
Prophet's Thumb races to Caulfield victory Dropping in class from her most recent start, Sydney mare Prophet's Thumb has raced to a comfortable victory over 1100m at Caulfield.
Earthlight maintains unbeaten record Two-year-old Earthlight has taken his perfect record to five in the Group One Juddmonte Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket.
No Effort gives Cooper a rare city win No Effort has extended her winning sequence to four with a hard-fought win at Caulfield for Cranbourne trainer Allan Cooper.
Ranier caps Golden afternoon for Godolphin Having already claimed the Group One Golden Rose with Bivouac, Godolphin has sealed a successful day by taking out the final race with Ranier.
Hero steps out of the shadows in Gloaming Shadow Hero has stamped himself as the staying three-year-old to beat this spring with his win in the Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill.
Valac scores strong win in Ansett Classic Craig Williams has given Valac a perfect ride up on the speed to take out the Listed RM Ansett Classic at Mornington.
Stampede wins Colin Stephen Quality Stampede has put himself in line to back up for the third week in a row with his victory in the Group Three Colin Stephen Quality.
Better Reflection bounces back from injury Better Reflection has made a triumphant return to racing after an injury-enforced spell, defeating the long odds-on pop Gem Of Scotland at Doomben.
Bowman wins fifth Golden Rose with Bivouac James Cummings will let the dust settle before deciding on the next assignment for Group One Golden Rose winner Bivouac, with The Everest among his options.
Mister Sea Wolf wins G2 Shannon Stakes Mister Sea Wolf has won the Group Two Shannon Stakes at Rosehill to continue the winning run of trainer Chris Waller and jockey James McDonald.
Stokes takes time with Mornington winners Sizzlefly and Too Good Too Hard have provided Phillip Stokes with a Mornington double, with hopes of bigger things to come.
Mizzy wins again, WA Star disappoints Chris Waller will go back to the drawing board with Perth mare Enticing Star after she was unplaced behind Mizzy on her Sydney debut at Rosehill.
Ryan colt delivers Standout performance Standout's win in the Heritage Stakes at Rosehill has capped a successful week for the combination of trainer Gerald Ryan and owner-breeder George Altomonte.
Early spring raiders arrive in Melbourne The first of the spring carnival contenders from Europe have arrived in Melbourne to begin their two-week quarantine stay at Werribee.
Eric The Eel luckless at Doomben Trainer Stuart Kendrick has numerous options to mull over with Eric The Eel after he finished an unlucky third at Doomben after missing the start.
Dr Drill a cut above Rosehill rivals Tough stayer Dr Drill has overcome a weight impost to win the opening event at Rosehill on Golden Rose Stakes day.
Shepard adds to record with Mornington win One of five purchases as a foal by Peter Moody in the UK, Shepard has extended his record to three wins from four starts at Mornington.
Unbeaten Harbour Views kicks off campaign Harbour Views returns to racing in a handicap at Caulfield, with two $1 million races in Perth in his future.
Shoals' brother set for first stakes test Expensive colt Groundswell will step up to stakes company for the first time when he joins stablemate Super Seth in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
Melham and Homesman chase second Underwood Ben Melham believes a wide draw is a minor concern for Underwood Stakes favourite Homesman but is confident the defending titleholder will be hard to beat.
Record-breaking win for Desert Man Trainer Kelly Schweida's decision to remove the tongue-tie from Desert Man paved the way for the gelding to score a record-breaking win at Doomben.
Benbatl dominant in Newmarket return Godolphin's Benbatl has made a successful return at Newmarket in his first start since his second to Winx in the Cox Plate.
Captain Cook wins Group 3 JRA Cup narrowly The Chris Waller-trained Captain Cook has defeated Sully by a nose in the Group Three JRA Cup at The Valley.
Loving Gaby makes winning return at Valley Quality filly Loving Gaby has made a winning start to her spring preparation in the Scarborough Stakes at The Valley on her way towards the Empire Rose Stakes.
Nature Strip wins Group One Moir Stakes .Nature Strip has won the Group One Moir Stakes at The Valley to stake his claim for a berth in the $14 million Everest.
Princess Jenni wins G2 Stocks Stakes Princess Jenni has won the Group Two Stocks Stakes at The Valley in the second start of her spring campaign.
Caulfield Guineas aim for The Holy One The Holy One will head to the Group One Caulfield Guineas after claiming his first stakes win in the Group Two Stutt Stakes at The Valley.
Overseas competitors enter quarantine As the first international horses arrive for Melbourne's spring carnival, the final batch hasentered pre-export quarantine in the England and Ireland.
Gem of a horse on Song for spring The Kris Lees-trained Gem Song will bid to stamp his Epsom Handicap claims in a lead-up race at Rosehill.
What you need to know about G1 Underwood Facts and figures on the Underwood Stakes.
St Edward's Crown flag bearer for Fliedner Bendigo trainer Shane Fliedner does not get too many chances at in the big league and has pinned his hopes with St Edward's Crown for the spring.
Clark Thinkin' he can win Gloaming again Jockey Tim Clark is confident Just Thinkin' can emulate his half-brother Thinkin' Big by winning the Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill.
Self Sense ready to fire at Mornington David Brideoake-trained Self Sense returns to his home track in a bid to add the R M Ansett Classic to his Mornington Cup win.
Trainers show faith in Dawn, Dash A horse with untapped potential and another out to redeem itself will carry the Golden Rose hopes of Tulloch Lodge.
Improved Underwood showing for Gailo Chop Trainer Matthew Williams is expecting Gailo Chop to produce a better performance in the Underwood Stakes now he has had a race back from injury.
No easy options for Flight in Brisbane In-form sprinter Constant Flight will face his acid test when he clashes with Jonker at Doomben.
Alizee still in Everest mix with trial win Godolphin's Alizee has kept her Everest hopes alive with a resounding barrier trial win at Randwick.
Ryan pair on track for Group One targets Trainer Nick Ryan has Express Pass and Mahamedeis entered to run on Underwood Stakes day on a path to Group One targets for the pair a couple of weeks later.
Jockey Carson gets six months for cocaine English jockey William Carson, the frandson of the legendary Willie Carson, has been banned for six months after testing positive to cocaine.
Ryan colt a Standout in Heritage With stakes placegetter Villami running in Melbourne, Gerald Ryan will rely on lightly raced colt Standout at Rosehill.
Improvement expected from Princess Jenni A fitter and better weighted Princess Jenni is on target for a return to winning form in the Stocks Stakes at The Valley.
Waller duo on trial for Metropolitan Trainer Chris Waller will chase his second Colin Stephen Quality with up-and-coming pair Gayatri and Dabiyr.
Moir Stakes facts and figures Some facts and figures on the Group One Moir Stakes.
Key facts on the Golden Rose Some facts and figures on the Group One Golden Rose race to be held at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday.
Faatinah ready for third crack at G1 Moir Recent McEwen Stakes winner Faatinah is set for his third attempt to win the Group One Moir Stakes having finished sixth in the past two years.
Hartnell on song for latest WFA G1 race Godolphin star Hartnell gets his latest chance to add to his impressive record when he runs as one of the main chances in the Group One Underwood Stakes.
Group One goal for Con Te Partiro Imported mare Con Te Partiro can book an Epsom Handicap start with victory in the Shannon Stakes at Rosehill.
Lyre out to stamp her Guineas credentials Blue Diamond Stakes winner Lyre steps up to 1400m for the first time in the Thousand Guineas Prelude in which she will be out to showcase her Guineas claims.
Banned racemare Azkadellia sold at auction Group One-winning mare and banned racehorse Azkadellia has been sold at public auction realising $615,000 at Echuca.
Sydney Striker poised to come out on Top Trainer Greg Hickman is confident Top Striker can make his presence felt in his Queensland debut at Doomben.
Winter Bride in order for G1 Moir assault Winter Bride begins her spring campaign in the Moir Stakes with co-trainer Toby Edmonds looking for a Group One victory to complement three Group Three wins.
Anderson/Heathcote to dissolve partnership The high-profile partnership between Brisbane trainers Robert Heathcote and Chris Anderson is to be dissolved.
Vic trainer claims police acted unlawfully Victorian police have hit out at claims they acted unlawfully in the case of horse trainer Jarrod McLean who alleges they passed information to the regulator.
O'Hara ban cut to five weeks on appeal Jockey Kathy O'Hara has had a three-month suspension for using her mobile phone against the rules reduced to five weeks following an appeal.
Allen sees Derby potential in Adelaide Ace Jockey John Allen sees similar attributes in Adelaide Ace to his former Victoria Derby-winning mount Extra Brut after his success at Flemington.
Super Titus to back-up in G1 Underwood David Hayes wants Super Titus to settle better than in the Naturalism Stakes and has decided to run him on an eight-day back-up in the 1800m Underwood Stakes.
Back-to-back Oaks Trial wins for Newnham Celestial Falls has emulated her older half-sister Greysful Glamour by capturing the VRC Oaks Trial at Flemington.
Enticing Star ready for Golden Pendant Trainer Chris Waller has already had success with Arcadia Queen and is looking for a repeat with another West Australian, Enticing Star at Rosehill.
Sunlight's sister victorious at Flemington The little sister of multiple Group One winner Sunlight has opened her metropolitan account with victory up the straight at Flemington.
Bivouac to stake claim as best colt Godolphin colt Bivouac will go to the Golden Rose as the well-supported favourite over Exceedance in the $1 million race.
The Bostonian set for spring return in G1 Trainer Tony Pike is thrilled with The Bostonian before the Moir Stakes at The Valley but admits a wide draw is not what he wanted.
Mildred takes 2YO opener at Flemington Trainer Grahame Begg says Mildred is a natural racehorse after the filly scored in the first two-year-old race of the season at Flemington.
Te Akau Shark has day out at Canterbury Epsom Handicap favourite Te Akau Shark has had a maintenance gallop between races at Canterbury, pleasing New Zealand trainer Jamie Richards.
Jockeys to undergo surgery after falls Jockeys Kevin Forrester and Craig Robertson will have stints on the sidelines after being injured in non-race day falls.
Gloaming Stakes next step for Shadow Hero Promising staying three-year-old Shadow Hero steps up to 1800m in the Group Three Gloaming Stakes on his path towards Group One staying races this spring.
Outside draw for Homesman in G1 Underwood The Group One Underwood Stakes has attracted a field of 13, headlined by the 2018 winner Homesman who has drawn the outside barrier.
Field of 15 for G1 Moir Stakes at Valley A field of 15 has been declared for the Group One Moir Stakes, with Nature Strip drawing barrier one while Sunlight has drawn out in gate 10.
Strong numbers remain after acceptances A total of 68 horses remain in the Cox Plate after second acceptances with 74 still in contention for the Caulfield Cup after first acceptances closed.
Oakleigh Plate winner to run in G1 Moir This year's Oakleigh Plate winner Booker is one of a handful of Group One winners expected to be in the field for the $1 million Moir Stakes at The Valley
Zoustyle looks set for Melbourne debut Queensland sprinter Zoustyle has settled in to his new surrounds at Flemington with trainer Tony Gollan saying he is right to go in the Testa Rossa Stakes.
Waller can't split Kubrick and Yes Yes Yes Trainer Chris Waller says there is nothing between his Golden Rose runners Kubrick and Yes Yes Yes with Godolphin's Bivouac favourite.
Improved Miss Siska ready for next race The Group Two Stocks Stakes looms as the next assignment for Miss Siska after a pleasing spring return when second in the Let's Elope Stakes.
Campbell Rawiller rides first winner Victorian apprentice Campbell Rawiller, son of multiple Group One-winning jockey Nash Rawiller, has ridden his first winner at Moe at his second race meeting.
Alligator Blood gets early Caulfield look Alligator Blood has been afforded an opportunity to get to know Caulfield ahead of his Melbourne debut in the Guineas Prelude.
Queensland cobalt inquiries to go ahead Racing Queensland will go ahead with outstanding cobalt inquiries under the rules in place despite trainers calling for a review.
Gatting pads up for G1 Underwood contest Shock Makybe Diva Stakes winner Gatting has been given a look at Caulfield ahead of the Group One Underwood Stakes.
Difficult set to run in opening 2YO race Trainer John Moloney is happy to give Difficult her chance in the opening two-year-old race of the season at Flemington.
Caulfield Cup option for Raheen House English trainer William Haggas hopes Raheen House can get a start in the Caulfield Cup before he runs in the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Celestial Falls to put Oaks hopes on show The Mark Newnham-trained Celestial Falls will be out to emulate her half-sister Greysful Glamour by winning the Oaks Trial at Flemington.
Favourite Bivouac draw barrier six in Rose Godolphin colt Bivouac retains favouritism for the Group One Golden Rose at Rosehill and will jump from barrier six in the eight-horse field.
Metrop penalties for Rocks and Writer Hush Writer and Brimham Rocks have received 2kg penalties for the Group One Metropolitan Handicap after their Group Three wins.
Homesman early favourite for G1 Underwood Feehan Stakes winner Homesman is the early favourite to win the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Godolphin nominate three for G1 WFA Moir Three-year-old filly Exhilarates has been entered for the Group One Moir Stakes along with older Godolphin stablemates Trekking and Viridine.
Empire Rose Stakes aim for Loving Gaby Having missed the early part of the spring carnival, talented filly Loving Gaby is being aimed towards the Group One Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington.
Bivouac assumes Golden Rose favouritism Godolphin colt Bivouac has assumed outright favouritism for the Group One Golden Rose at Rosehill over Exceedance.
Gollan takes four horses to Melbourne Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has four horses he hopes can measure up to Melbourne spring carnival feature races.
Underwood next step for Humidor, Kenenda Stablemates Humidor and Kenenda will be out to improve on their first couple of spring appearances when they step up in distance in the Underwood Stakes.
Te Akau Shark to gallop at Canterbury New Zealander Te Akau Shark, the Epsom Handicap favourite, will have a race day gallop at Canterbury with James McDonald aboard.
Group One Moir attracts 18 nominations The Group One Moir Stakes at The Valley has attracted 18 nominations including Sunlight, Nature Strip, The Bostonian, Trekking and Booker.
Sunlight back in Melbourne for G1 Moir The Moir Stakes in Melbourne has been added to the spring program of Everest contender Sunlight after the mare was scratched from The Shorts in Sydney.
No Cups penalty for Brimham Rocks Brimham Rocks has not been given a penalty for the Caulfield or Melbourne Cups for his Naturalism Stakes win which earned him a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption.
Mr Quickie gets look at Valley in gallop Caulfield Cup favourite Mr Quickie has been given a look around The Valley in a gallop, with the Cox Plate at the track among his options this spring.
Snowdens win three of nine 2yo trials The Peter and Paul Snowden stable has had three winners and Godolphin two at the official two-year-old barrier trials at Randwick.
Winning Ways crowned Qld Horse of the Year Queensland Oaks winner Winning Ways has been crowned the state's Horse of the Year foe 2018/19.
Two-state options for Santa Ana Lane A wet track for The Shorts at Randwick has prompted connections of Santa Ana Lane to go to plan B for the star sprinter's Everest preparation.
Kilcoy Club hoping for more TAB meetings Some high profile racing figures have been elected to the committee of the Kilcoy Club which hopes to gain more TAB meetings.
Yao Dash likely for Group One Golden Rose Yao Dash is likely to have his third career start at Group One level in the $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Underwood Stakes next for The Chosen One The Chosen One could give veteran New Zealand trainer Murray Baker his fifth Underwood Stakes win at Caulfield and co-trainer Andrew Forsman his second.
O'Brien hits the mark with three-year-olds Trainer Danny O'Brien is starting to see dividends from his three-year-olds as they are geared towards the spring carnival.
Brisbane juveniles to trial at Eagle Farm Brisbane will host a set of official barrier trials for two-year-olds at Eagle Farm.
Barry Baldwin looking at Candy Man options Brisbane trainer Barry Baldwin will consider Sydney options for The Candy Man who is unlikely to make the Epsom Handicap field.
Stephen Brown Jr remains in ICU Stephen Brown Jr remains in the intensive care unit in Melbourne hospital after a fall at Wangaratta in a jump-out
Cox Plate still in mix for Melody Belle NZ champion Melody Belle has claimed her eighth Group One win and is still in the mix for the Cox Plate after she runs in the Livamol Classic.
Smullen thrilled with charity donations Jockey Pat Smullen says he is overwhelmed by the response to his fund-raising efforts for cancer research which realied 2.5 million Euros.
Waller cleans up with 4 Randwick winners Talented mare Sweet Scandal has given premier trainer Chris Waller four winners on the Randwick program.
I Am Eloquent wins way to Thousand Guineas Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young have discovered the secret to I Am Eloquent who has taken out the Jim Moloney Stakes at Caulfield.
Finche on his way to Melbourne Cup again Finche, fourth in last year's Melbourne Cup, has signalled he is on target to do better this time around with victory In the Kingston Town Stakes.
Taylor Swift a Melbourne Cup day no-show A change to the Asian Tour dates for international singing superstar Taylor Swift has forced her to pull out of her Melbourne Cup day gig at Flemington.
Elvis to head south after Eagle Farm win Looks Like Elvis has scored another impressive win at Eagle Farm and will now head south for the spring carnivals.
Brimham Rocks wins way into Caulfield Cup Victory in the MRC Foundation Cup has given the Chris Waller-trained imported galloper Brimham Rocks a start in the Caulfield Cup.
Pierata beats small, select Shorts field Pierata is now favourite for the $14 million Everest after a tough win in The Shorts at Randwick.
Begood Toya Mother wins the Rupert Clarke The Daniel Bowman-trained Begood Toya Mother has continued his rise with victory in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes, delivering on a long-range plan.
Kolding confirms G1 Epsom Handicap start Kolding has nailed Fierce Impact in a head-bobbing finish to win the Group Three Bill Ritchie Handicap at Randwick
King gets winner with first Caulfield ride Sydney jockey Rachel King has claimed her first Caulfield winner in her first ride at the Melbourne racetrack aboard Manicure in the How Now Stakes.
Avilius wins the Gr 1 George Main Stakes Avilius has won the George Main Stakes, beating Dreamforce and Happy Clapper in the Group One race over 1600m at Randwick.
Funstar wins G2 Tea Rose in tight finish Funstar has caused a minor upset in the Group Two Tea Rose Stakes, beating Probabeel and Libertini in a photo finish.
O'Brien and Waikato Stud keep on winning Fabric will be given her chance at stakes level after her comprehensive Caulfield win in the Fight Cancer Foundation Handicap.
Thompson continues winning run with Cuba A smart front-running ride by apprentice Chris Williams aboard Cuba has delivered another win to in-form trainer John Thompson.
Shared Ambition wins in Australian debut The Chris Waller-trained import Shared Ambition has made a winning start to his Australian career, taking out a benchmark race at Caulfield over 1800m.
Guntantes proves Heathcote a good judge Three-year-old Guntantes has proved co-trainer Robert Heathcote a good judge by winning over 1600m at Eagle Farm.
Michael Cahill makes most of late call-up In-form jockey Michael Cahill picked up the late winning ride on Ocean Addict which was originally the only race in which he didn't have a ride at Eagle Farm.
La Scopa waiting in wings for Kosciuszko Talented mare La Scopa showed she wouldn't be out of place in the $1.3 million Kosciuszko with her win at Eagle Farm,
Hush Writer outstays Newcastle Cup rivals Tulloch Lodge has captured another Newcastle Cup with Hush Writer denying trainer Kris Lees a local victory.
Star mare needs to regain winning ways Star mare Winning Ways will need to regain her best form at Eagle Farm to be any chance to contest the spring carnival in Melbourne.
Golden Slipper winner Burst turns 30 The oldest living Golden Slipper winner Burst has turned 30 at Newhaven Park where she was born.
Hawkes, Berry Rock in Newcastle's Cameron The lightly raced Rock has staked his Epsom Handicap claims with a come-from-behind win in the Group Three Cameron Handicap.
Mirette ready for Caulfield return Trainer Archie Alexander is looking forward to Mirette's spring campaign and expects a bold showing from the Australasian Oaks runner-up at Caulfield.
Key facts on the George Main Stakes Some facts and figures on the Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Mr Marathon Man set for first Sydney start Trainer Mike Moroney believes a wet track and right-handed direction will suit Mr Marathon Man in the George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Oaks runner-up takes step to Metrop Dream Mark Newnham is banking on an improving Randwick track to give Scarlet Dream the chance to prove her Metropolitan credentials.
Steel Prince chasing Caulfield Cup spot Steel Prince already has a spot in the Melbourne Cup but could also book his place in the Caulfield Cup when he runs in the MRC Foundation Cup.
Stuart Kendrick has faith in Don't Waiver In-form trainer Stuart Kendrick is confident Don't Waiver will not be out of place in a strong three-year-old race at Eagle Farm.
In her Time unlikely to start in Shorts Trainer Kris Lees is not keen to run In Her Time first up on a wet track with the mare now likely to resume in The Everest.
Madison County on target for Group One Dual New Zealand Group One winner Madison County gets his latest chance to snare an elite-level victory in Australia in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Wet track a query for in-form Samadoubt Samadoubt will be out to maintain his unbeaten run this campaign in the Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Abdon to lead Waller's Eagle Farm charge Imported stayer Abdon will be one of the few horses who once had champion European jockey Frankie Dettori as his jockey to race in Brisbane.
Tea for two as Sargent pair race Libertini Trainer John Sargent often produces Classic-type fillies at this time of year and his latest will be on show at Randwick.
Key stats on G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes All you need to know ahead of the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Turnbull Stakes next for Mystic Journey Cox Plate favourite Mystic Journey will run next in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington after her shock defeat last start.
Compensation for loser in photo-finish The connections of a horse who was demoted to second two months after the race because of a photo-finish mix-up will be compensated.
Lindsay Park calls on Kah for So Si Bon In-form rider Jamie Kah will chase back-to-back Group One victories when she partners So Si Bon in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
McDonald booked for Shark in Epsom Top jockey James McDonald will partner Epsom Handicap favourite Te Akau Shark in the Group One mile at Randwick.
Django Freeman out of spring carnival German import Django Freeman will miss the Melbourne spring carnival because of a bone chip in a knee.
Tiffani Brooker banned on drug charge Jockey Tiffani Brooker has been disqualified for nine months after giving a urine sample showing a mixture of prohibited drugs.
Wet forces Sunlight out of Shorts Sunlight has been withdrawn from a major Everest lead-up, the Group Two Shorts at Randwick, because of the heavy track.
Extending wins for Bruce Purcell at Sale Extending has given Bruce Purcell his first winner since the trainer was in a coma following an accident at the training complex at Cranbourne.
Morendi ride caps busy week for Cahill Jockey Michael Cahill will cap a busy week when he rides veteran Morendi in the Makers Mark Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Long Jack out to press Derby claims Long Jack gets the chance to press his Victoria Derby claims when he has his second Australian start in a 1600m-race against his own age at Caulfield.
Precautionary scope rules out Self Sense Self Sense will miss the MRC Foundation Cup but trainer David Brideoake does not expect it to interfere with his campaign towards the Caulfield Cup.
Spring racing fashion trends back to 80s Eighties-inspired looks including puffy sleeves and bright colours are set to trend this spring racing season.
Qld trainers upset at photo decision Queensland trainers have asked for a compensation system to cover decisions such as overturning a photo finish months after the race.
Clark happy to Flit in for Tea Rose ride Jockey Tim Clark believes Libertini is vulnerable in the Tea Rose Stakes and his pick-up ride Flit could be the horse to capitalise.
Beauty Bolt ready for Caulfield challenge Unbeaten Beauty Bolt rises from restricted country grade races to stakes level in her city debut at Caulfield.
Another G1 chance for Avilius in Main Avilius gets his chance for another Group One win when he runs in the George Main Stakes on what will be a heavy Randwick track.
Track to determine if Pierata runs Sydney's weather could have a significant impact on The Shorts with several key Everest horses in doubt, including Pierata.
Godolphin with two Rupert Clarke chances Deprive will face his first Group One test in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes in which one of his rivals will be his stablemate Best Of Days.
Campbell Rawiller set for his riding debut Apprentice Campbell Rawiller, son of multiple Group One-winning jockey Nash Rawiller, is set to make his race riding debut at a meeting at Jerilderie in NSW.
Reckless Choice on Magic Millions path Improving gelding Reckless Choice can justify a Magic Millions Trophy campaign when he steps up to 1800m at Eagle Farm.
Ex-apprentice remains in coma after fall Stephen Brown Jr has cracked ribs, a crack in his neck and a punctured lung along with head injuries following a fall in a jump-out at Wangaratta.
Numbers favour Lees breaking Cup hoodoo In-form stayer Our Candidate will lead the charge for local trainer Kris Lees when he chases an elusive Newcastle Cup win.
Team Edmonds solving problems The Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership seems to have found the key to one problem and are now keen to solve another at Eagle Farm.
Pippie bids for four straight at Caulfield The Chris and John Meagher-trained Pippie will bid to extend her winning sequence to four when she runs in the How Now Stakes at Caulfield.
Melbourne trip off for two Japanese horses Japanese horses Meiner Wunsch and Meiner Fanrong will not make the trip to Melbourne for the spring carnival.
Richard Litt after first Eagle Farm winner Warwick Farm trainer Richard Litt is chasing his first Brisbane winner with former Godolphin horse Morton's Fork at Eagle Farm.
Dunn still has hopes of Kosciuszko place Trainer Matt Dunn hopes either of his Eagle Farm runners La Scopa or Snitz can still get a place in the $1.3 million Kosciuszko.
Santa Ana Lane scratched from The Shorts Multiple Group One winner Santa Ana Lane has been scratched from The Shorts because of a heavy track.
Tofane chasing stakes victory at Caulfield Tofane, a placegetter at Group Two level last season, steps back up to Group racing at Caulfield in the How Now Stakes after a last-start win at The Valley.
Lindsay Park splits Foundation Cup runners With five acceptors in the MRC Foundation Cup at Caulfield, Lindsay Park will send two of those horses to Morphettville for the Tokyo City Cup.
Wet track a query for Sunlight in Shorts Rain in Sydney and a heavy rated track at Randwick has cast doubts over whether Everest-bound mare Sunlight will take her place in the Group Two Shorts.
Stay Gold wins maiden, sibling aims for G1 A few days before Iconoclasm chases a Group One win in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes, his little sister Stay Gold has broken her maiden at Cranbourne.
Qld trainer banned for sample substitution Gold Coast trainer Brad Witt has been disqualified for 12 months after being found to have substituted someone else's urine for his own in an Integrity check.
Wet Randwick to suit top New Zealand mare New Zealand mare Danzdanzdance will have conditions to suit at Randwick where she runs in the Group One George Main Stakes on a rain-affected track.
Real Home and Away couple head up Everest Home and Away's James Stewart and Sarah Roberts have been named as the Everest Carnival's official ambassadors.
Stipes explain decision to overturn photo Queensland stewards have explained on what basis they overturned a photo-finish result from a race meeting two months ago.
HK races off because of political unrest Political unrest in Hong Kong has spread to racing with Happy Valley called off because of the threat to public safety in the area.
Kendrick soldiers on for a change of luck Trainer Stuart Kendrick started the day with a disappointment but things brightened when he produced another smart young horse at Doomben.
Ex-apprentice in induced coma after fall Former apprentice jockey Stephen Brown Jr has been airlifted to a Melbourne hospital in an induced coma following a fall at the Wangaratta jump-outs.
Despatch ready for latest G1 test at 1400m Calvin McEvoy expects Group One winner Despatch's Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes performance will give them clarity as to the sprinter's effectiveness over 1400m.
Trainers speak out after Makybe Diva abuse Trainers Darren Mcauliffe and Adam Trinder have spoken of the harassment they received after their horses finished one-two in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Guntantes, Profit clash highly anticipated The clash of promising stablemates Guntantes and Profit looks like being the highlight of the Eagle Farm meeting.
Favourites draw well in Sir Rupert Clarke Begood Toya Mother and Age Of Chivalry, two of the leading fancies for the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield, have drawn inside barriers.
Full fields for Newcastle feature races Local trainer Kris Lees will have multiple runners in his attempt to win the Newcastle Cup for the first time.
Larry Cassidy set to return from injury Multiple Group One-winning jockey Larry Cassidy is set to resume riding in races after recovering from a fractured leg.
Minor setback for Eric The Eel Talented Eric The Eel's comeback has been delayed and he will begin his spring campaign a week later.
Vets to report to RA on cobalt science Racing Australia has asked for a report on the science of cobalt following a request from the Australian Trainers Association.
Australian Turf Club wins catering award The Australian Turf Club has won three awards at the NSW Restaurant and Catering Awards held at The Star in Sydney.
Smith relies on Bart for Sir Rupert Clarke A gallop at Penshurst has confirmed Black Heart Bart's place in the Rupert Clarke Stakes but his Lindsey Smith-trained stablemate Malaguerra has been retired.
Samadoubt going for hat-trick at Randwick The Bjorn Baker-trained Samadoubt has been the surprise packet of the Sydney spring so far and will be out for a hat-trick when he runs in the George Main.
Spring campaign over for Scales Of Justice A tougher than anticipated Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington has resulted in Scales Of Justice heading for a spell and being set for an autumn campaign.
The Bostonian ready to fire fresh in Moir Dual Brisbane Group One winner, New Zealand sprinter The Bostonian, is heading to Melbourne to try to upstage the locals in the Group One Moir.
Import impresses in Caulfield jump-out German import Django Freeman has given a glimpse of his potential in a jump-out over 800 metres at Caulfield ahead of his first Australian start.
Hugh Bowman sidelined by broken finger Jockey Hugh Bowman will spend extra time on the sidelines nursing a broken finger after originally hoping to be back for George Main Stakes day at Randwick.
Pinatubo receives Timeform rating of 134 Unbeaten Godolphin colt Pinatubo has been given a Timeform rating of 134, the highest for a juvenile since Celtic Swing more than 25 years ago..
Hall of Famer Geoff Lane dies aged 80 Hall of Fame jockey Geoff Lane has died on the Gold Coast aged 80 after a career which also included a successful stint as a trainer in Hong Kong.
Begood Toya Mother favourite for G1 Hcp The Daniel Bowman-trained Begood Toya Mother is the early favourite for the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes which has been the gelding's long-range target.
Clapper happy ahead of George Main Happy Clapper is primed for his next Group One assignment in the George Main Stakes over his favourite 1600m at Randwick.
Santa begins Everest campaign in Shorts Multiple Group One winner Santa Ana Lane is set to begin his Everest campaign in the Group Two Shorts at Randwick against a star-studded field of sprinters.
Trainer Ben Currie's fraud case adjourned Queensland trainer Ben Currie's court case involving alleged aggravated fraud has been adjourned until next month for a committal mention.
Retired champion McCoy wins charity race Retired champion jockey Tony McCoy has come out on top in a race for charity organised by cancer sufferer, fellow rider, Pat Smullen.
Dabernig ready for the challenge ahead With David Hayes set to move back to Hong Kong next year, Lindsay Park co-trainer Tom Dabernig believes he and the rest of the team are ready to step up.
Eric The Eel ready for his Doomben return Melbourne spring carnival candidate Eric The Eel will make his return to racing in a three-year-old handicap at Doomben.
Rupert Clarke attracts 18 nominations The Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes has attracted 18 nominations with the race having a field limit of 16 plus emergencies.
Waller with 10 of 19 George Main entries Chris Waller has entered 10 horses in the Group One George Main Stakes but will trim that number by acceptance time.
Pinatubo awesome in Group One win Pinatubo has produced an astonishing performance to land the Group One Vincent O'Brien National Stakes at the Curragh.
Another Group One for Dettori and Gosden Star Catcher has capped a lucrative weekend for jockey Frankie Dettori and trainer John Gosden in the Group One Prix Vermeille at ParisLongchamp.
Qld trainers seek clarity on replacements Queensland trainers want stewards to clarify on what basis they can replace claiming apprentices after Baylee Nothdurft fell ill at Doomben.
Spirit Of Valor aimed at Sir Rupert Clarke The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace stable has held long-range plans to win the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes with former Irish sprinter Spirit Of Valor.
The Shorts next on Everest path for Redzel Redzel will be among the star sprinters to clash in The Shorts at Randwick on a path to the $14 million Everest four weeks later.
Plenty of options remain for Zoustyle Trainer Tony Gollan believes there are still plenty of options for sprinter Zoustyle who could even head to Western Australia.
George Main to decide Verry Elleegant path Trainer Chris Waller will be guided by how Verry Ellegant performs in the George Main Stakes before planning the rest of her campaign.
Hayes to concentrate on Australia for now David Hayes is focused on training as many winners as he can for Lindsay Park clients ahead of his move to Hong Kong.
Practical demonstration for Appo appeal Jockey Beau Appo's appeal against a suspension for weighing in light will include a demonstration of saddling a live horse.
Huxtable to link with Munce in Brisbane Talented South Australian apprentice Justin Huxtable will link with Chris Munce at Eagle Farm on a three-month loan.
Jockey Nikita Beriman confirms retirement Group One-winning jockey Nikita Beriman has confirmed her retirement because of ongoing hip problems.
Magical performance to win Irish Champion Magical has proved a class above her rivals with a decisive victory in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown.
Logician storms to St Leger glory Logician has maintained his unbeaten record with an emphatic victory in the St Leger at Doncaster for trainer John Gosden and jockey Frankie Dettori..
Oliver and McNeil suspended at Flemington Jockeys Damien Oliver and Jye McNeil have been suspended on careless riding charges at Flemington.
Zoutori resumes with G2 win at Flemington Zoutori has made an impressive start to his spring campaign, registering his first stakes victory in the Group Two Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
The Harrovian claims big country Qld bonus The Harrovian has won the North Queensland Amateurs Cup and claimed a $200,000 bonus for connections.
Trinder proud of Mystic Journey in defeat Mystic Journey's winning run has come to an end at the expense of $101 chance Gatting in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Mizzy leads all the way for Group 2 win Mizzy has backed up a Group Three win with victory at the next level at Rosehill, prompting trainer Anthony Cummings to suggest she could be in The Everest.
Arcadia Queen rules at first Sydney start Group One winner Arcadia Queen has made an electric debut for new trainer Chris Waller, winning the Theo Marks Stakes at Rosehill.
Rox The Castle takes step to stakes grade Progressive gelding Rox The Castle has made it seven wins from 12 starts, registering his first stakes race success in the Listed Sofitel at Flemington.
Spanish Whisper wins G2 Let's Elope Stakes For the second preparation in a row, Spanish Whisper has taken out a Group Two race at Flemington second-up over 1400m.
Bivouac turns tables in Run To The Rose Bivouac has bounced back from a last-start defeat to confirm he is on target for the Group One Golden Rose with his win in a major lead-up.
Gatting scores upset win in G1 Makybe Diva Outsider Gatting has lowered the colours of short-priced favourite Mystic Journey in an upset to claim the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Double delight for Bjorn Baker at Rosehill Bjorn Baker has trained an early double at Rosehill with Shock Alert and Irukandji winning.
Meet Mr Taylor gives trainer a real scare Trainer Kelly Schweida admitted he got a fright before his smart sprinter Meet Mr Taylor scored an impressive win at Doomben.
Dalasan proves too good in Danehill Stakes South Australian galloper Dalasan has taken out the Danehill Stakes at Flemington, giving apprentice rider Raquel Clark her biggest victory.
Bott, Waterhouse Thinkin' big for spring In typical Tulloch Lodge fashion, Just Thinkin' has outmuscled his rivals to claim an all-the-way win in the Dulcify Stakes.
Gayatri a Rosehill winner for Tommy Berry Sydney Cup aspirant Gayatri has won at Rosehill for jockey Tommy Berry who has celebrated the birth of his fourth child.
Legionnaire breaks through in Listed race The John Moloney-trained Legionnaire has broken through for his maiden win ,taking out the Listed Exford Plate at Flemington.
Wayupinthesky scores Flemington stakes win The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Wayupinthesky has made it three wins from four starts, stepping up in class to claim a Listed race for fillies at Flemington.
Business as usual for Birchley at Doomben Trainer Liam Birchley kept a low profile at Doomben after his year disqualification over the Aquanita case was lifted.
Brisbane success just as sweet for Andrews Bill Andrews part owns Group One horse Scales Of Justice but stayed in Brisbane to see his mare Sky Lake win .
Alfarris tips out stablemate at Flemington Alfarris will attempt to gain a ballot exemption into the Melbourne Cup in The Bart Cummings following his narrow win at Flemington.
Adkins in first win since riding return Family friends Colt Prosser and Andrew Adkins have combined for a Highway Handicap success with Haames.
Harrison's fortune changes with late ride Tegan Harrison has had a change of luck by picking up a late ride on the winner Highway at Doomben after her original mount was scratched.
Waller unearths a smart stayer in Brisbane Trainer Chris Waller's decision to be patient with imported galloper Lord Gododdin has reaped a win at Doomben.
Stradivarius supreme in Doncaster Cup Stradivarius has secured his 10th successive victory with a dominant display in the Doncaster Cup under Frankie Dettori.
Liam Birchley cleared over Aquanita case A Victorian tribunal has released its decision in the "Aquanita eight" doping case, clearing Liam Birchley but finding three other trainers who appealed guilty.
Begg sticks with apprentice on Romancer Apprentice Lachlan King will get the chance to add a stakes race win on Romancer at Flemington, having ridden the gelding to two wins from three starts.
Harley rides double at first Aust meeting Irish jockey Martin Harley has ridden two winners at his first Australian meeting at Swan Hill in country Victoria.
Golden Eagle attracts 150 entries The inaugural $7.5 million Golden Eagle has attracted 150 nominations, 14 from the northern hemisphere including July Cup winner Ten Sovereigns.
Clark gets Melbourne chance on Dalasan Raquel Clark will be out to maintain an unbeaten record on Dalasan when she rides the exciting colt in the Group Two Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Star colt heads Berry's book at Rosehill In-form jockey Tommy Berry will look to add to his black-type haul with some strong rides in the feature races at Rosehill.
Mystic Journey settles in at Flemington Tasmanian star Mystic Journey has arrived back in Melbourne in a bid to extend her winning streak in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
NZ mare Volpe Veloce primed for Theo Marks NZ mare Volpe Veloce has settled into Sydney well ahead of a spring campaign starting with the Group Two Theo Marks Stakes at Rosehill.
Barefoot can boost new partnership The new Tony and Maddy Sears training partnership is hoping to get its first metropolitan winner with Barefoot at Doomben.
Demerara chasing another first-up win Proven fresh performer Demerara is favourite to add the Group Two Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington to her list of first-up wins.
Match practice factor for Yes Yes Yes Two of the Chris Waller stable's classiest three-year-olds will launch their Golden Rose campaigns at Rosehill.
Schweida to run stable stars after trial A lack of suitable races in coming weeks will prompt Kelly Schweida to run the stable's stars Meet Mr Taylor and The Odyssey at Doomben.
Lindsay Park pair to tackle G2 Let's Elope Spanish Whisper and Fundamentalist are set to tackle a quality line-up of mares in the Group Two Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington.
Pride keeps open mind on Fasika options Fasika will face her toughest test when she bids to defend her unbeaten record against seasoned mares in the Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill.
Hartnell primed for Makybe Diva showdown Godolphin trainer James Cummings says Hartnell is in peak condition to tackle Mystic Journey in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Eminent returns to pet track and distance A return to his favourite track and distance could spark a return to form for Eminent at Doomben.
Spring contenders enter quarantine in UK A host of Melbourne spring carnival contenders have entered quarantine in England in preparation for the trip to Australia.
The Harrovian chases a big bonus in Cairns The Harrovian will have to carry a big weight if he is to claim a $200,000 bonus by winning the Cairns Amateur Cup.
Crystal Ocean retired because of injury Crystal Ocean has suffered a career-ending injury during a routine work-out at Newmarket and will be retired to stud.
Justify positive from feed: Baffert Trainer Bob Baffert says Justify's positive test to a banned substance after the Santa Anita Derby came from contaminated feed.
First order of entries released for Cups Cross Counter and Marmelo are high in the ballot for the 2019 Melbourne Cup but another of last year's placegetters Prince Of Arran is down the order in 48th.
Justify positive sample before Ky Derby Californian racing authorities have defended their handling of a positive swab returned by Justify before he went on to win the US Triple Crown.
Parr out to make most of Godolphin call-up Having missed the start of the season through injury, Josh Parr is eager to get back in the metropolitan winners' circle.
Malibu Style on target for Bobbie Lewis Perth trainer Neville Parnham believes Malibu Style is thriving ahead of the Bobbie Lewis Quality and rates him a leading chance in the Group Two race.
Cream of Sydney 3YOs to clash at Rosehill Spring expectations for some of Sydney's best three-year-olds will be put to the test in two feature races at Rosehill.
Adam Trinder relaxed about winning Journey Success in the Cox Plate, more so than maintaining a winning sequence, is the main objective for trainer Adam Trinder with star mare Mystic Journey.
Mr Quickie ready for step up to big league Queensland Derby winner Mr Quickie runs for the first time as a four-year-old when he lines up in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
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Portelli sticks to a good thing at Doomben Warwick Farm trainer Gary Portelli is hoping to win a race in Brisbane for the third week in a row with Single Bullet at Doomben.
Queen set to rule over Theo Marks rivals In an ominous sign, Chris Waller believes what Arcadia Queen has achieved so far is just the tip of the iceberg.
Versatile Yourdeel kicks off in Danehill Dual Group One-winning New Zealand three-year-old Yourdeel has his first start for Lindsay Park, racing in the colours of Harlem and Redkirk Warrior.
O'Dea to rely on Proven runner at Doomben Trainer Steve O'Dea hopes to continue his great recent run for the Proven Thoroughbreds syndicate with Francisca at Doomben.
Coolmore keeps all Everest options open July Cup winner Ten Sovereigns is set to enter quarantine in Ireland but Coolmore has stopped short of confirming an Everest start.
Empire Rose Stakes in plans for Miss Siska Trainer Grahame Begg believes Miss Siska will improve on whatever she does in the Let's Elope Stakes but still expects her to run well in her season return.
Patient approach pays off for Connection Trainer Tony Gollan hopes his patience with Capital Connection will be rewarded with an open company win at Doomben.
First Hong Kong winner for Blake Shinn Australian jockey Blake Shinn has ridden his first winner in Hong Kong, steering Green Dispatch to victory at Happy Valley.
Filly sold for $8.2 million at Keeneland A half sister to 11-time Group One winner Beholder has fetched $8.2 million at the Keeneland September sale.
Keal to take short break in weight battle In-form Queensland apprentice Nick Keal hopes to overcome his weight problems by taking a short break from riding.
Taylor Swift to perform at Melbourne Cup Global superstar Taylor Swift will perform two songs at the Melbourne Cup in November, her only public appearance while she is in Australia.
Godolphin 3yos out to perform on dry track Godolphin trainer James Cummings expects improvement from two carnival three-year-olds on a firm Rosehill track after their heavy track flops.
Dawn Passage to bloom as G1 Rose prospect Tulloch Lodge three-year-old Dawn Passage will be out to enhance his Golden Rose claims in a major lead-up race at Rosehill.
Stars align for Gary Doughty at Ipswich Trainer Gary Doughty has scored a sentimental win at Ipswich with Starlighter, a daughter of his old favourite Starmaker.
O'Brien, Oliver combine for Bendigo treble Three runners for three winners was the result of a perfect race day for trainer Danny O'Brien and jockey Damien Oliver at Bendigo.
Glory Days begins Cups prep at Flemington Recently named New Zealand's champion stayer, Glory Days begins her Cups campaign in a handicap at Flemington.
Dalasan on target for G2 Danehill Stakes After beating Scales Of Justice in the Spring Stakes first-up, exciting colt Dalasan will now chase a Danehill Stakes win on a path to the Caulfield Guineas.
Knee injury sidelines Adelaide sprinter Adelaide trainer Gordon Richards is hoping X-rays will determine the extend of a knee injury to smart sprinter Gytrash.
Mystic Journey on song for G1 Makybe Diva Adam Trinder is thrilled with the progress Mystic Journey has made since her first-up win as he prepares the star mare for the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes.
Maloney to continue mare's winning ways Trainer Garry Newham has booked in-form Ryan Maloney for Winning Ways after the mare's regular jockey Matt McGillivray was stood down.
Time changes to Oaks meeting at Flemington The Victoria Racing Club hopes to attract a bigger attendance to VRC Oaks day during Melbourne Cup week with a later start to the meeting.
Mystic Journey draws 10 in G1 Makybe Diva A field of 15 is set to run in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington with the favourites Scales Of Justice and Mystic Journey drawing nine and 10 respectively.
Magic Millions extends women owners bonus Magic Millions has extended its popular bonus for horses owned solely by women to the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas.
David Hayes excited about Hong Kong return David Hayes says his return to Hong Kong has always been a dream as he prepares to open stables from the new season.
Godolphin outbids Coolmore for colt Godolphin has outbid Coolmore to buy a Curlin colt out of New Zealand Group One winner Bounding for $4.1 million at the Keeneland sale in America.
Oliver to ride Mustajeer in Caulfield Cup Champion jockey Damien Oliver has been booked to ride Ebor Handicap winner Mustajeer in the Caulfield Cup.
O'Hara suspended, misses spring carnival Unless she is successful in an appeal, Kathy O'Hara will miss the Cups ride on Grey Lion after being found guilty of habitual mobile phone use on race days.
McEvoy to partner Redzel in $14m Everest Kerrin McEvoy will team up with Redzel in an attempt to win the $14 million Everest for the third time on the sprinter.
Racing mourns G1 trainer Russell Cameron Russell Cameron, a multiple Group One-winning racehorse trainer, has died at the age of 61.
Gailo Chop to return from injury in WFA G1 After a steady build-up from an injury lay-off, multiple Group One winner Gailo Chop is set to make his race return in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Dulcify option likely for Castelvecchio Champagne Stakes winner Castelvecchio is expected to start his spring campaign in the Dulcify Stakes at Rosehill.
David Hayes and his training highlights David Hayes will return to the Hong Kong training ranks but will leave his Australian operation in family hands.
First acceptances for WS Cox Plate at 102 First acceptances have been taken for the WS Cox Plate, with 102 horses remaining in contention for the $5 million weight-for-age race.
Edmonds calls on Lloyd for Tyzone trial Trainer Toby Edmonds has called on recently retired jockey Jeff Lloyd to ride Melbourne-bound Tyzone in a barrier trial win.
Trainer disqualified after EPO discovery Kembla Grange trainer Mick Tubman has been disqualified for four months after NSW stewards found bottles containing EPO in his stables.
Cross Counter given 57.5kg for Cup defence Cross Counter has been given 57.5kg for his Melbourne Cup defence while Irish stayer Kew Gardens heads the weights with 58kg.
Hugh Bowman suffers broken finger in fall Star jockey Hugh Bowman will undergo surgery on the little finger of his right hand which has been broken in a trackwork fall.
Big numbers for Sydney feature races The numbers are high for the feature Group One meeting at Randwick which hosts the Epsom Handicap, Metropolitan Handicap and Flight Stakes.
Classique Legend has shone in a trial Classique Legend has starred in a Randwick barrier trial with jockey Kerrin McEvoy now having to choose between him and Redzel for the $14 million Everest.
Call for cobalt inquiry intensifies A group of Queensland scientists and veterinarians has increased its calls for a national inquiry into cobalt related cases.
Trainer David Hayes to return to Hong Kong Trainer David Hayes will return to Hong Kong to train from the beginning of the 2020-21 racing season.
Murray Baker has no plans to slow down Veteran New Zealand trainer Murray Baker has no intentions to slow down, with his eye on more Australian riches this spring.
Registered owner charged over neglect The new Victorian Racing Tribunal will hear charges against a registered racehorse owner over the neglect of 10 horses.
Scales Of Justice up for Makybe Diva bid With Scales Of Justice in top form, trainer Lindsey Smith is looking forward to the challenge of tackling Mystic Journey in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
McGillivray, Smith remain stood down Senior Brisbane riders Matt McGillivray and Dale Smith, stood down for failing to provide urine samples at Eagle Farm, remain on the sidelines after an inquiry.
Tyzone set for Melbourne campaign Group One-placed Tyzone will run in a Gold Coast barrier trial in preparation for a Melbourne campaign starting in the Gilgai Stakes.
Anthony Cummings after continued success Trainer Anthony Cummings is hoping Prince Fawaz can spearhead another winning day at Rosehill when he makes his first appearance as a three-year-old.
Sydney campaign likely for The Inevitable Tasmanian trainer Scott Brunton is looking to campaign lightly raced The Inevitable in Sydney with the inaugural Golden Eagle a target.
Millions carnival gets prize money boost The Gold Coast will host a new $250,000 race and boost the now traditional lead-up the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
First-up pass mark for Sunlight: McEvoy Trainer Tony McEvoy expects Sunlight to derive benefit from her first-up run in the Concorde Stakes on her way to The Everest.
V'landys appointed new ARLC chairman Peter V'landys has been elected as the new chairman of the Australian Rugby League Commission and will take up the role from October 30.
Melody Belle, Baker winners at NZ awards Melody Belle has been crowned New Zealand's Horse of the Year while veteran trainer Murray Baker has been recognised for his contribution to NZ racing.
English horse Spanish Mission win in US English horse Spanish Mission has won a rich race in New York with the Breeders' Cup an immediate goal and the Melbourne Cup in his long-term future.
Lindsay Park pair to tackle Mystic Journey Imported stayer Rostropovich runs for the first time for Lindsay Park in the Makybe Diva Stakes in which he will be joined by stablemate Qafila.
Osborne Bulls shows he is near a return Godolphin's Osborne Bulls has shown he is ready to return in The Shorts with a pleasing race day gallop at Randwick.
Manaya set to trial at the Gold Coast Smart mare Manaya's immediate campaign will be decided after she runs in a barrier trial at the Gold Coast.
Princess Jenni to resume in Let's Elope Australasian Oaks winner Princess Jenni is set to make her season return in the Group Two Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington.
Plan B in action for Alligator Blood Trainer David Vandyke has switched plans for unbeaten Alligator Blood after having to abort a Sydney start.
Clayton Gallagher the star at Birdsville Apprentice Clayton Gallagher has taken the riding honours at the iconic Birdsville meeting including winning the Cup on French Hussler.
Prince Of Arran third ahead of Cup tilt Melbourne Cup placegetter Prince Of Arran has finished third in a Group Three race at Kempton ahead of his second trip to Australia.
Hello Youmzain wins Haydock Sprint Cup Three-year-old Hello Youmzain has claimed a clear-cut success in the Group One Sprint Cup at Haydock.
Oliver wins 10th Scobie Breasley Medal Damien Oliver has again been recognised for riding excellence in Victoria, claiming a 10th win in the Scobie Breasley Medal.
Cameron Handicap looms large for Articus The Kris Lees-trained Articus has ended an extended winning drought with a determined victory at Randwick.
Redzel, Pierata firm in Everest markets Redzel and Pierata have firmed to $7 second favouritism for The Everest after running the quinella in the Group Three Concorde Stakes.
Feehan win earns Homesman Cox Plate start The Lloyd and Nick Williams-owned Homesman has won the Group Two Feehan Stakes at The Valley which has earned him a start in the Cox Plate.
Tramway seals four-timer for Nash Rawiller Nash Rawiller continues to cement his place in the Sydney riding ranks with four winners at Randwick including the Group Two Tramway Stakes on Dreamforce.
Faatinah wins McEwen first-up at Valley A crack at the Group One Moir Stakes looms for Faatinah after the gelding posted another first-up win at The Valley in his first start since a Dubai campaign.
Samadoubt does it again in G2 Chelmsford Bjorn Baker will weigh up his options for Samadoubt after the horse again ran his rivals ragged at Randwick.
Brisbane partnership continues to Profit Three-year-old Profit confirmed his rating as potentially the best horse in the Anderson-Heathcote Racing partnership with his Eagle Farm win.
The Inevitable lands prize at The Valley Losing weight on the trip from Tasmania and being in a bad mood at the races hasn't stopped The Inevitable posting an impressive win at The Valley.
Redzel returns with potent Everest message Dual Everest winner Redzel has stamped his authority on the Concorde Stakes for a third time as he begins his campaign to the $14 million race.
Exhilarates claims Atlantic Jewel Stakes Magic Millions Classic winner Exhilarates has shown her class to add the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes at The Valley to her growing list of victories.
Libertini made to fight for Furious win Trainer Anthony Cummings had nothing but praise for Libertini after her narrow win in the Furious Stakes at Randwick.
Baller bounces to an overdue Randwick win Baller will return to stakes racing after a confidence-boosting win in benchmark grade at Randwick for trainer Anthony Cummings.
Kentucky Breeze doubles up at The Valley Kentucky Breeze has made it two in a row at The Valley with a decisive win in the Powerflo Solutions Handicap.
O'Dea spoilt for options with Scallopini Talented Scallopini has given trainer Steve O'Dea a winning double by taking out an open handicap at Eagle Farm.
Highway luck finally shines on Lady Demi Trainer Terry Robinson was almost certain Lady Demi had been beaten in the Highway Handicap and was happy to be proven wrong.
Derby aim for Valley winner Power Scheme Three-year-old gelding Power Scheme has made a winning return at The Valley in a promising start to his Victoria Derby campaign.
Reckless Choice put on Magic Millions path Trainer Steve O'Dea believes Eagle Farm winner Reckless Choice can develop into a stayer and win the Magic Millions Trophy.
Yao Dash stakes claim for Golden Rose bid Tulloch Lodge will weigh up its options for progressive gelding Yao Dash, including a possible tilt at the Golden Rose.
More Sydney trainers to try Qld: Portelli Gary Portelli has won at Eagle Farm with Picaro and predicted more Sydney trainers will follow him by sending horses to Brisbane.
Wu Gok gives Waller another Wyong Cup A brilliant tactical ride from James McDonald has helped Wu Gok deliver trainer Chris Waller a seventh Wyong Cup victory.
Fitter Duretto to run again at The Valley Trainer Matt Cumani expects the 2040 metres of a handicap at The Valley to be an ideal stepping stone for former UK stayer Duretto.
Kevin Kemp to further boost his reputation Toowoomba trainer Kevin Kemp can further boost his reputation for getting the best out of cheap horses when Star Centre tackles a hot field at Eagle Farm.
The Chosen One faces WFA test at Valley New Zealand trainer Murray Baker says the Group Two Feehan Stakes performance of The Chosen One will be a guide to his Melbourne spring prospects.
Widgee Turf makes his return at The Valley Patrick Payne has no big plans for million dollar earner Widgee Turf who kicks off his spring campaign at The Valley.
Five contenders for Vic Horse of the Year Winx, Cross Counter, Mystic Journey, Santa Ana Lane and Sunlight have been named as the five finalists for the Victorian Racehorse of the Year award.
Graff going in right direction for return Emerging sprinter Graff has a key gear change for his resumption in a cracking edition of the Concorde Stakes at Randwick.
Strong chances for Godolphin at The Valley Atlantic Jewel Stakes favourite Exhilarates forms part of a strong representation for Godolphin in feature races on Feehan Stakes day at The Valley.
Forster has one worry about Desert Digby Trainer Desleigh Forster believes Desert Digby can win in open company at Eagle Farm but hopes he does not pay for it at the weights later.
Sunlight to improve from Concorde: Currie Luke Currie insists there is improvement to come from Sunlight as the mare embarks on her return to racing in the Group Three Concorde Stakes at Randwick.
Baker's Furious duo in tip top order Bjorn Baker is not expecting either of his Furious Stakes runners to upset favourite Libertini but he does anticipate competitive performances.
AFL final takes Hayes from Feehan meeting The Western Bulldogs and GWS Giants Final in Sydney will drag Lindsay Park senior trainer David Hayes away from the horse action at The Valley.
Strong hand for Anderson-Heathcote team The Chris Anderson-Robert Heathcote partnership still has a strong hand in the Open handicap at Eagle Farm despite scratching Zafonic Dancer.
Wet Belmont track a concern for Mission Connections of Spanish Mission have some concerns about a wet track in New York ahead of Spanish Missions's Belmont Derby tilt.
Stud and stable staff to be recognised Michael Shepherdson says it is a thrill to be one of two people in the running for the Dedication To Racing award at the Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Awards.
Libertini leaves no food for thought The Furious Stakes cannot come quickly enough for trainer Anthony Cummings and star three-year-old filly Libertini.
Lucky For All works hard for Valley return Mick Price says from what he has seen of Lucky For All on the training track, the gelding is a reformed character ahead of his first-up run at The Valley.
Baker is sure Samadoubt can feature again Trainer Bjorn Baker says Winx Stakes winner Samadoubt has continued to thrive and sees no reason he cannot prove hard to catch again.
Sassy Salitage out to remain unbeaten The Greg Eurell-trained Sassy Salitage will try to make it three wins from as many starts when she faces her biggest test in the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes.
Redzel chasing Concorde Stakes three-peat Team Snowden have poured the work into Redzel to ensure he is not found wanting on the score of fitness first-up at Randwick.
Faatinah in good shape for Valley return Senior Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes is hoping the rain stays away ahead of Faatinah's return in the McEwen Stakes at The Valley.
Appleton to show her ability at Eagle Farm While Lady Appleton's stablemate The Candy Man will be a fan favourite at Eagle Farm, the mare also deserves plenty of attention.
Kenedna in line for strong Feehan showing Trainer Ciaron Maher is convinced Kenedna is on target for her main spring aims and expects to see a good showing from the mare in the Feehan Stakes.
Lees getting in the Wyong Cup day Groove Sixties Groove will use the Wyong Cup as a launching pad towards the Group One Metropolitan Handicap.
Gary Portelli sticks with proven formula Sydney trainer Gary Portelli will stick with a proven winning formula when Testashadow returns to Queensland.
Impasse is bred to win at Eagle Farm Impasse has the chance to prove he is the best of former boom mare Amelia's Dream's offspring by winning at Eagle Farm.
Stallion Dane Shadow dies aged 18 Kitchwin Hills foundation stallion Dane Shadow has died aged 18 after battling long-term health problems.
Ten Sovereigns could miss Haydock Ten Sovereigns could sidestep the Sprint Cup at Haydock because of rain-softened ground and head straight to Australia.
Harry Richardson outed on cobalt charge Veteran Toowoomba trainer Harry Richardson has been suspended for nine months after Smokey Diamond returned excessive cobalt levels.
Expensive gamble pays off for Winx sibling Vegas Showgirl, the mother of champion wonder mare Winx, has just given birth to a filly that appears remarkably similar to her half-sister.
Betfair told to stop operating on HK races Betting exchange Betfair has been told to cease and desist from operating on Hong Kong racing without permission from authorities.
McEvoy partnership hits the ground running Tony McEvoy and his son Calvin could not have wished for a better start to their training partnership with a double at Sandown.
G3 Concorde Stakes an Everest pipe-opener Three of the leading chances for the $14 million Everest will be in display in the Group Three Concorde Stakes with three others staking claims for inclusion.
Bons Away on trial for G1 Moir in McEwen Six-year-old Bons Away will be out to claim his first Group race win in the McEwen Stakes at The Valley ahead of a potential tilt at the Group One Moir Stakes.
Jockey Sam Clipperton outed for one month Jockey Sam Clipperton's spring carnival is in disarray after he was suspended for a month on a running and handling charge.
Tony Sears continues to plunder QTIS races The only downside for trainer Tony Sears when he won another QTIS race with Red Bloom was it wasn't in partnership with his daughter Maddy.
Pure Legend to find a new Hong Kong home Pure Legend has led throughout under Ben Melham to win the Ladbrokes Odds Boost Plate at Sandown.
Westport out to extend winning sequence Westport will be chasing her fourth straight win, and first victory in Melbourne, when she runs for the first time in seven weeks in the Atlantic Jewel Stakes.
Lindsay Park with four hopes in G2 Feehan Harlem, Fifty Stars, Sikandarabad and French import Neufbosc are set to represent Lindsay Park in the John F Feehan Stakes at The Valley.
Snoopy set for consolation at Eagle Farm Veteran galloper Snoopy is due for a consolation win at Eagle Farm after missing a big prize money race at the Gold Coast.
Finalists for Fred Hoysted Medal announced Charlie Appleby, Tony McEvoy, Patrick Payne, Adam Trinder and Chris Waller have been announced as finalists for the 2018-19 Fred Hoysted Award in Victoria.
RQ to modernise Racing Advisory Panels Racing Queensland intends to appoint two independent members to its Racing Advisory Panels in the three codes.
Scales Of Justice headed to G1 Makybe Diva Trainer Lindsey Smith has given Memsie Stakes winner Scales Of Justice the go-ahead for another Group One assignment in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Feehan run to shape Beau Balmain's spring Trainer Jim Conlan wants to test his Caulfield and Melbourne Cup hope Beau Balmain in the weight-for-age John F Feehan Stakes to plan his spring path.
Scarlet Dream begins ambitious campaign Scarlet Dream will begin a campaign aimed at the major spring staying races when she runs over 1500 metres at Randwick.
Prophet's Thumb bypasses Everest runners David Pfieffer has given McEwen Stakes contender Prophet's Thumb and stablemate Love Shack Baby a look at The Valley ahead of their respective races.
Te Akau Shark primed for Tramway Stakes James McDonald has given New Zealand star Te Akau Shark his seal of approval after riding him in trackwork at Randwick.
Vega seems to have lost his Magic touch Lindsay Park co-trainer David Hayes says the vibe he is getting is Vega Magic may be on his way home to Perth after finishing last in The Heath at Caulfield.
McEvoys have strong chances at Sandown Tony and Calvin McEvoy hope to get their new training partnership off on the right note with a strong line-up at Sandown.
Hamblin, McNamara charged by Vic stewards Stewards have charged jockey Paul Hamblin and trainer James McNamara in relation to the performance of Hornets' Nest in a Casterton hurdle race.
Calvin McEvoy excited about partnership Calvin McEvoy says he is excited to be given the opportunity by his father Tony to join him in a training partnership.
No rain for The Candy Man's return Trainer Barry Baldwin is not worried about predictions of a good surface for noted wet track horse The Candy Man who returns at Eagle Farm.
Small but select entries for G3 Concorde Group One winners Sunlight, Redzel, Pierata and Nature Strip feature among seven nominations for the Group Three Concorde Stakes.
Study on jockey deaths must wait: O'Keeffe Australian Jockeys Association boss Des O'Keeffe says an analysis of jockey deaths should take place but speculation is hurting the families of two young women.
Gailo Chop, Harbour Views please in trials Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams has given both Gailo Chop and Harbour Views the tick of approval after the stablemates won trials at Cranbourne.
Mr Marathon Man to get look at The Valley Trainer Mike Moroney will take Mr Marathon Man to The Valley for a gallop to familiarise him with the course ahead of the Group Two Feehan Stakes.
Star former WA mares trial well in Sydney Former WA mares Arcadia Queen and Enticing Star have trialled well at Canterbury as they continue preparations for The Everest.
Santa Ana Lane third in Cranbourne trial Star sprinter Santa Ana Lane has cruised to a third placing in a Cranbourne barrier trial as he continues his build-up towards The Everest.
Ghaiyyath races into Arc calculations Ghaiyyath has staked his claim for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with a dominant win in the Grosser Preis von Baden at Baden-Baden.
Douglas Whyte trains first winner Former champion jockey Douglas Whyte has trained his first Hong Kong winner with his second starter at Sha Tin.
Lindsay Park secures two European stayers Two northern hemisphere three-year-olds are set to join Lindsay Park for the main spring races in Australia.
QTIS breeding scheme gets a boost Racing Queensland has announced an expansion of the highly successful QTIS bonus scheme for the new breeding season.
Booker set to resume in WFA McEwen Stakes Group One Oakleigh Plate winner Booker is set to make her spring return in the weight-for-age McEwen Stakes at The Valley.
Red Chase escapes injury in unusual mishap Promising Red Chase has escaped injury after running off the track when field-shy in the last race at Eagle Farm.
Weather to decide Santa Ana Lane trial A significantly wet track will mean Santa Ana Lane misses a trial at Cranbourne and heads to Sydney to continue his preparation for the $14 million Everest.
Tony McEvoy to form partnership with son Leading trainer Tony McEvoy is forming a training partnership with his son Calvin.
Fab's Cowboy to make Birdsville debut Prolific country winner Fab's Cowboy has been entered to run in the famous Birdsville Cup in outback Queensland.
Racing reeling after two jockey deaths Darwin's close-knit racing community is coming to terms with the death of jockey and police officer Melanie Tyndall in a race fall.
Stewart suspension no bar to Zoustyle ride Jockey Brad Stewart's suspension for breaching whip rules will not impact on his ride on Zoustyle in Sydney.
Jockey dies from a race fall in Darwin A second female jockey has died in as many days after a fall during a race in Darwin, with tributes flowing in for the "much-loved" athlete.
Triple treat for Hawkes Racing at Rosehill The Hawkes Racing partnership has taken training honours at Rosehill with three winners led by gun colt Exceedance.
Melody Belle claims seventh G1 win Star New Zealand mare Melody Belle has claimed her seventh Group One win with victory in the Tarzino Trophy at Hastings.
Pippie courageous in Caulfield stakes win Pippie has broken through for her first stakes race victory, claiming the Group Three Cockram Stakes at Caulfield.
Wu Gok claims stakes win in Premier's Cup Wu Gok has appreciated a wet Rosehill track to claim his first stakes win in the Group Three Premier's Cup.
Crystal Dreamer causes upset in The Heath Resuming from almost a year off the scene because of injury, seven-year-old gelding Crystal Dreamer has made a winning return in the Group Three The Heath.
Scales Of Justice claims G1 Memsie Stakes Scales Of Justice has provided Perth trainer Lindsey Smith with his first Group One victory from his training base at Warrnambool, winning the Memsie Stakes.
Quick Thinker wins Ming Dynasty Quality New Zealand raider Quick Thinker will be aimed at the Spring Champion Stakes after an impressive win at Rosehill.
Unorthodox preparation key for The Avenger Trainer Chris Waller has devised a plan of regular travel to keep Eagle Farm winner The Avenger fit for racing.
Super Seth leads home Freedman quinella Anthony Freedman landed a one-two punch in the HDF McNeil Stakes at Caulfield with Super Seth leading home King Of Hastings.
Exceedance makes a big spring statement Exceedance has stamped himself as a future spring star with his win over odds-on favourite Bivouac in the San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
Hayes has Cup hopes for import Super Titus Imported stayer Super Titus has landed his first Australian win in the Listed Heatherlie Stakes on a path towards trying to qualify for the major spring Cups.
Eagle Farm jockeys mourn apprentice rider Brisbane jockeys have worn black armbands at Eagle Farm to pay tribute to jockey Mikaela Claridge who was killed in a trackwork fall.
Mrs Madrid adds to Cummings stable's run Mrs Madrid has continued trainer Anthony Cummings' winning momentum with victory at Rosehill where Heart Of Grace has fallen from favour.
Class rise for Pendant after Caulfield win My Pendant has continued her rise through the grades, recording her fifth win from nine starts in the Clanbrooke Racing Handicap at Caulfield.
Sydney jockeys in tribute to fallen rider Jockeys at Rosehill have worn black armbands as a mark of respect for apprentice Mikaela Claridge.
Dawn Dawn makes amends with Caulfield win Dawn Dawn has made the trip down from Sydney to claim victory in the Nitto Denko Handicap at Caulfield.
Makdanife produces huge form turnaround Stayer Makdanife confounded even his own connections when he went from last at the Gold Coast to winning at Eagle Farm within seven days.
Assault'N'Bathory charges to Highway win Country trainer Danielle Seib has landed her first city winner with Assault'N'Bathory relishing the wet Rosehill conditions.
Single Bullet strikes target in Brisbane Sydney galloper Single Bullet has returned to form with an Eagle Farm win after a top ride from jockey Michael Cahill.
Sukwhinder continues deluxe run for Costa Trainer Michael Costa is a big fan of Delago Deluxe and with good reason after the sire gave him his second impressive winner for the week in Sukwhinder.
Irish pioneering vet Cosgrove dies Stan Cosgrove, pioneering veterinarian and former manager of Moyglare Stud in Ireland, has died at the age of 91.
Jockeys pay respects to Mikaela Claridge Jockeys have worn black armbands in races around the country as a mark of respect for apprentice Mikaela Claridge after her death in a trackwork accident.
Gaskin remembers apprentice Claridge Trainer Donna Gaskin has fondly remembered apprentice Mikaela Claridge who has died after a trackwork accident at Cranbourne.
Gytrash faces test in Caulfield return Promising Adelaide sprinter Grytrash will be out to upstage some more seasoned sprinters when he resumes in the Group Three The Heath at Caulfield.
Zac ready to attack at Eagle Farm Expensive filly Zac Attack will run at Eagle Farm after trainer Toby Edmonds decided it would suit her better than a trial.
Jockey disqualified for fake urine samples Caloundra jockey Matt Powell has been disqualified for a year for providing stewards with fake urine samples on two occasions.
G3 rivals will need to pass the Popcorn San Domenico Stakes underdog Royal Popcorn will employ catch-me-if-you-can tactics in the heavy Rosehill conditions.
No, No, No to Rosehill for Yes, Yes, Yes Yes Yes Yes is out of the San Domenico Stakes with connections opting to dodge a heavy track return.
Unbeaten records on the line in McNeil Three-year-old filly Missile Mantra and gelding Peidra will both be out to remain unbeaten when they line up in the Group Three McNeil Stakes at Caulfield.
Positives for Academy ahead of Dynasty Trainer Mark Newnham will take two horses to Rosehill, one trying to prove itself and the other attempting to redeem itself.
Alizee can press Everest claims in Memsie Trainer James Cummings says the Memsie Stakes presents Alizee with a chance to see where she sits in the pecking order for Godolphin's spot in The Everest.
Fresh is best for Eagle bound Amphitrite Lindsay Park is planning a light campaign for Amphitrite as the mare heads towards a start in the $7.5 million Golden Eagle at Rosehill.
Snowdens hoping to end fillies' drought Randwick training partners Peter and Paul Snowden will saddle up the only fillies in the San Domenico Stakes field.
Sovereign Nation gets right conditions Talented gelding Sovereign Nation's liking for 1400m-races on big tracks gives him a chance to score an overdue win at Eagle Farm.
Gangsta living up to predictions in Qld Trainer Barry Lockwood is happy predictions former NSW galloper Invincible Gangsta would be suited in Brisbane have proved correct.
Jockey Mikaela Claridge dies in accident Apprentice jockey Mikaela Claridge has been killed in a trackwork accident at Cranbourne.
Facts and figures on the G1 Memsie Stakes All you need to know about the Group One Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Allan Russell joins Munce in new venture Former top jockey Allan Russell will be foreman for trainer Chris Munce in a new association with the Archer Park Group.
McEvoy with two chances in Memsie Stakes Tony McEvoy-trained stablemates Despatch and Oohood are set to line up in the Memsie Stakes, the first Group One race of the new season in Melbourne.
Weather key to Snowdens Rosehill prospects The Snowden training team is keeping a close eye on the weather ahead of the San Domenico Stakes meeting at Rosehill.
Sylvia's Mother has weather on her side Hawkes Racing is employing its successful tactic of a late arrival in Melbourne when Sylvia's Mother runs in the Group Three Cockram Stakes at Caulfield.
Adkins excited to be back after fall More than four months after suffering several broken bones in a race fall, Andrew Adkins is back and determined to make an impact.
Onus on Exceedance to prove himself Hawkes Racing will unveil a colt it hopes can be a major player this spring when Exceedance resumes at Rosehill.
Prince among local hopes for Cup glory The Melbourne Cup has attracted 152 nominations including 39 internationally trained horses while the Caulfield Cup has 143 entries including 25 internationals.
O'Dea doubles his chances at Eagle Farm In-form trainer Steve O'Dea doubles his chances of a winner at Eagle Farm by running Reckless Choice and So Spirited in separate races.
Tye Angland touched by generous gesture The owners of star galloper Beauty Generation have made a heart-warming gesture to help the family of Tye Angland.
Lindsey Smith pair up for Memsie challenge Black Heart Bart resumes his career in the Group One Memsie Stakes at Caulfield where he will be joined by stablemate Scales Of Justice.
Single Bullet set for Queensland debut Trainer Gary Portelli and jockey Michael Cahill have been long-time friends and link again with the enigmatic Single Bullet when he makes his Eagle Farm debut.
Freedman stablemates to clash in McNeil Super Seth and stablemate King Of Hastings will put their spring credentials on show when they make their season returns in the McNeil Stakes.
Tony Gollan looking to Niedorp to step up Trainer Tony Gollan has had a minor setback to his spring carnival plans but hopes to get back on track with Niedorp at Eagle Farm.
Apprentice Elyce Smith to make city debut Top central Queensland apprentice Elyce Smith makes her Brisbane debut with three rides at Eagle Farm.
Derby campaign awaits Warwick Farm winner A Victoria Derby bid looms large for Just Thinkin', one of two winners for co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott at Warwick Farm.
No need to scratch Itch from Sandown wet Trainer Shawn Mathrick wasn't put off by the rain as Rich Itch backed up a recent Sale victory with success at Sandown.
Moroney hoping for second Cup with Sound The Mike Moroney-trained Sound is ready to run in a barrier trial at Cranbourne ahead of a tilt at the Melbourne Cup.
Price has G1 spring targets for Shotmaker Trainer Mick Price is hoping to give lightly raced colt Shotmaker his chance in the Group One Golden Rose and Caulfield Guineas this spring.
Liam Birchley to step down from training Liam Birchley will step aside as a trainer with the Toby and Trent Edmonds partnership and Chris Munce to take over his team from next week.
Bivouac to continue winning ways in Sydney Bivouac so far leads the way among Godolphin's new season three-year-olds and is set to continue in the San Domenico Stakes.
Vega Magic ready to make Caulfield return David Hayes believes Vega Magic can make an impressive start to his spring campaign in The Heath at Caulfield if he gets a track condition to suit.
Profit no longer a secret in winning debut Brisbane racing's best-kept secret is no more after highly promising Profit made a winning debut at the Sunshine Coast.
Begood Toya Mother aims up for Memsie task Warrnambool galloper Begood Toya Mother will tackle Group One company for the first time when he attempts to extend his winning streak to seven at Caulfield.
Brideoake-trained mares gallop at Sandown Group One winner Princess Jenni and new stablemate The Real Beel have continued preparations for their spring campaigns with a race day gallop at Sandown.
Kendrick plots wins for two stable stars Trainer Stuart Kendrick has put plans for stable star Eric The Eel on hold while he plots wins for Misery and Jagged Edge at Eagle Farm.
RQ unveils plans to lift racing's profile The Racing Queensland'board has released new plans it hopes will make racing the premier sport in the state.
Field of 13 for Group One Memsie Stakes Melbourne's first Group One race of the season, the weight-for-age Memsie Stakes, has attracted a star-studded field of 13 runners.
Qld stewards make suspension rules clear The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has clarified the rules governing trainers who are suspended rather than disqualified for offences.
Up-and-comer Garibaldi to miss Eagle Farm Smart Brisbane three-year-old Garibaldi is still on track to race in Melbourne despite a minor setback.
Marmelo to miss Irish St Leger Marmelo will bypass the Irish St Leger at the Curragh and instead head straight to Australia for the Melbourne Cup in which he was second last year.
NZ trainer Brendon Hawtin to move to Aust New Zealand trainer Brendon Hawtin is to join the expanding stable of Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young at Cranbourne in Victoria.
Dubious out to bounce back second-up A sharp gallop in blinkers at Caulfield from Dubious has trainer Ciaron Maher hopeful the colt can bounce back after an unplaced first-up run.
Order of entry released for G1 Golden Rose Golden Slipper winner Kiamichi tops the first order of entry for the $1 million Golden Rose but is unlikely to contest the Group One race.
MRC announce Members' Everest sweepstakes The Melbourne Racing Club is giving members the opportunity to win up to $250,000 in the MRC Members' Everest sweepstakes.
Smith stayers start out in Premier's Cup Matthew Smith-trained imported stayers Grey Lion and Sweet Thomas will begin their campaigns in the Premier's Cup at Rosehill.
Godolphin sprinter in early spring detour Five-time Group One runner-up Osborne Bulls is behind in his spring schedule but is still expected to press for a slot in the $14 million Everest.
Price stable well represented at Sandown Oceanex won three races during her previous preparation and is scheduled to begin her latest campaign at Sandown.
Material Man pleases in Caulfield hit-out Former West Australian Material Man has pleased his trainer and jockey in a course proper gallop at Caulfield ahead of a likely Memsie Stakes start.
Racing NSW fails to show it's a charity A leading horse racing body has tried to avoid a $225,000 tax bill by arguing it is a charitable or benevolent body helping educate people or relieve poverty.
Sunlight wins trial from Classique Legend Triple Group One winner Sunlight has controlled a barrier trial at Randwick with fellow Everest contender Classique Legend an eye-catching second.
Ethan Brown makes his return at Mornington Ethan Brown says he is looking forward to the challenge of joining senior ranks when he returns to race riding at Mornington.
Two-state options for Begood Toya Mother Trainer Daniel Bowman will decide closer to race day whether Begood Toya Mother attempts to extend his winning streak at Caulfield or Morphettville.
Fundamentalist chasing early Group One win Success in Melbourne's first Group One race of the season will make planning the upcoming races for Fundamentalist an easier assignment for Lindsay Park.
Small field for San Domenico Stakes Yes Yes Yes makes his return in the San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill where he takes on a small field including last-start winner Bivouac.
Move to help increase Toowoomba fields Racing Queensland and trainers hope programming changes can help increase field sizes and betting turnover at Toowoomba.
Tom runs second in Beaudesert trial Fan favourite Tom Melbourne has run second in a Beaudesert barrier trial ahead of his spring campaign.
James McDonald to ride Te Akau Shark Premier Sydney jockey James McDonald will renew his association with NZ's Te Akau operation when he rides Te Akau Shark and Probabeel in Sydney.
Smullen forced to miss his charity race Pat Smullen has ruled out riding in his charity race at the Irish Champions Weekend after a health setback.
Tallyho Twinkletoe jumps to National glory Tallyho Twinkletoe has repeated his win in the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown with an easy victory in the Steeplechase equivalent at Ballarat.
Maher has Grand Annual thoughts for Ablaze The Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool's three-day carnival will be the focus for Ablaze after his hurdle victory at Ballarat.
Firefree ends jumps season on a high note Firefree will switch to steeplechase racing next season, but first the Jericho Cup beckons after his win in a hurdle at Ballarat.
Club inadvertently washes out own meeting A central Queensland race club has inadvertently washed out its meeting by over-watering the track halfway through the day.
Maher and Eustace pair to tackle G1 Memsie Cliff's Edge and Humidor will line up for Ciaron Maher and David Eustace in Victoria's first Group One of the season at Caulfield.
Tony Gollan to step up spring plans Brisbane's leading trainer Tony Gollan will step up spring carnival preparations for the stable's four best horses.
Fell Swoop on target for spring aims Canberra trainer Matthew Dale has pencilled in a couple of Melbourne races for Fell Swoop before what he hopes will be a start in the rich Kosciuszko in Sydney.
Extra sunshine for Waller spring hopes Chris Waller has given two of his spring hopefuls, Tom Melbourne and Le Juge, an extra fortnight of sunshine and they will trial again before heading south.
Gold Coast closer to polytrack and lights The Gold Coast Turf Club is confident it will not lose any meetings when work begins on track upgrades.
Murphy escapes serious injury in fall Queensland apprentice Jackson Murphy appears to have escaped serious injury after a fall at the Gold Coast.
Melbourne-bound Mustajeer wins Ebor Mustajeer has won the Ebor at York for his new owners Australian Bloodstock and is now among the favourites for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Brett Prebble Valley double comes at cost Brett Prebble has brought up a winning double at The Valley but had the success soured by a careless riding suspension.
Tavisan lands betting move at The Valley Under a well-controlled ride from Ben Melham, Tavisan gave his opposition no hope when leading throughout in the Ranvet Handicap at The Valley.
Mizzy strikes in Group 3 Toy Show Quality Mizzy has finally vindicated trainer Anthony Cummings' assessment of her by winning the Group Three Toy Show Quality.
Condo's Express takes out McKenzie Stakes Bargain-buy Condo's Express has made it back-to-back wins at The Valley, sprinting to victory in the Listed McKenzie Stakes.
River Racer's win could be Millions omen Trainer Les Ross hopes River Racer's Gold Coast win has the mare on target for the Magic Millions carnival.
Deprive lands narrow win in G3 Show County Deprive has claimed a Group Three win in the Show County Quality by the barest of margins for Godolphin and Rachel King.
Assertive Approach rebounds at The Valley After having his colours lowered as an odds-on favourite at Flemington, Assertive Approach has made amends with an all-the-way win at The Valley.
Samadoubt wins the Group One Winx Stakes Samadoubt has won the Winx Stakes in an upset to the first Group One event of the Australian racing season.
Libertini claims Group Two Silver Shadow The Anthony Cummings-trained Libertini has announced herself as a serious carnival player with a resounding first-up win at Randwick.
Boss unhappy at Superium protest decision Chris Waller has claimed his first Up And Coming Stakes with True Detective awarded the race in the stewards' room.
Sassy Salitage graduates to city racing The Greg Eurell-trained filly Sassy Salitage has made it two wins from as many starts, making the step up to city racing with a strong victory at The Valley.
Candidate puts hand up for Newcastle Cup Improving stayer Our Candidate could be the horse to give trainer Kris Lees an elusive win in his hometown Newcastle Gold Cup.
Jockey in hospital after Gold Coast fall Apprentice Jackson Murphy has been taken to hospital after falling from favourite Dream Master shortly after the start at the Gold Coast.
Junipal records strong win at The Valley Co-trainer Ciaron Maher has hopes of a big race victory with Junipal but first the four-year-old needs to build his rating after his victory at The Valley.
Ryan Maloney gets credit for Alward's win A rails-hugging ride by jockey Ryan Maloney has helped Alward win his first race in almost two years.
Scone mare shows Heart to win Highway Hcp The Brett Cavanough-trained Charlotte's Heart has appreciated a kind draw and firm track to win the Highway Handicap at Randwick.
Astro Boy Toy to miss spring despite win Astro Boy Toy has lived up to his short price by winning impressively at the Gold Coast but will miss the southern spring carnivals.
History beckons in Grand National Steeple Wells and Tallyho Twinkletoe will be striving for a piece of history when they take each other on in the Grand National Steeplechase at Ballarat.
Mystic Journey to bypass Memsie Stakes Trainer Adam Trinder has confirmed star mare Mystic Journey will have her next start in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Outraged again shows liking for Gold Coast Veteran galloper Outraged has confirmed his liking for the Gold Coast to win the John Morrisey Handicap.
Stradivarius one in a million at York Class stayer Stradivarius has scooped a PS1million bonus for the second year running, showing he is in a league of his own with victory in the Lonsdale Cup.
Battaash blitzes Nunthorpe field Battaash has made it third time lucky in the Nunthorpe Stakes with a blistering display in the Group One sprint at York.
Roaring Lion euthanised in New Zealand Champion English horse Roaring Lion has been euthanised after suffering a return bout of colic at New Zealand's Cambridge Stud.
Snowden colts face stakes test at Randwick Stablemates Mandela and Famous will both be chasing their first stakes wins when they clash in the Up And Coming Stakes at Randwick.
Valley return for filly Really Discreet Phillip Stokes is hoping to see a strong finish from Really Discreet first-up over 1200m before stretching the filly out in distance as the spring progresses.
Condo's Express chasing another Valley win Trainer Richard Laming believes last-start winner Condo's Express has improved ahead of his next run at The Valley in the Listed McKenzie Stakes.
Tough task for Slipper winner in Toy Show Golden Slipper winner Kiamichi will be up against a field of seasoned mares when she makes her return as a three-year-old at Randwick.
Tavisan set for small steps at The Valley Mick Price is happy to settle for smaller fish in the lead-up to the major spring races with Tavisan who runs in a benchmark race at The Valley.
Tisani Magic continues to amaze trainer Trainer Kevin Kemp is amazed at the attitude of Tisani Magic who lines up at the Gold Coast for his 19th start this campaign.
Lisa Allpress rides in Japan series Premier New Zealand jockey Lisa Allpress will represent an international team in the World Jockeys Super Series in Japan.
Ashlor ready for first-up Carlyon assault The appearance of a natural leader in the Carlyon Stakes gives trainer Dan McCarthy hope Ashlor can make it three straight at The Valley.
Avdulla says don't forget Unforgotten Verry Elleegant has attracted the most fanfare of Chris Waller's four Winx Stakes runners but Unforgotten could be the one to watch.
One race at a time for Care to Think Trainer Matt Dunn is taking a race-by-race attitude with former boom horse Care To Think who is coming back from throat surgery.
Baller expected to kick goals this spring Connections of Baller have high hopes for the young sprinter as he prepares to launch his spring at Randwick.
Chris Munce after more Millions glory Trainer Chris Munce hopes to discover if he has another Magic Millions Guineas hope when Scathing runs at the Gold Coast.
Pierata comfortably wins barrier trial Leading contender for the $14 million Everest, Pierata, has continued his preparation with a winning barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
NSW deputy chief steward Dingwall resigns Racing NSW's has lost its deputy chief steward Phillip Dingwall who has resigned on the eve of the spring carnival.
Enable beats Magical in Yorkshire Oaks Enable has won her 10th Group One race in the Yorkshire Oaks at York, her final appearance on English soil.
Gaulois wins Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury Godolphin's Gaulois has lived up to his favouritism to win the Listed Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.
Jockey Nick Heywood outed for 10 months Riverina jockey Nick Heywood has been outed for 10 months after pleading guilty to a drugs charge.
Terbium in good shape for Valley return Trainer Phillip Stokes would have liked a better barrier draw for Terbium but still expects a strong showing from the sprinter first-up at The Valley.
Superium not beating around the bush Having kicked off his career on the country circuit, Superium will bid to put his city rivals to the sword in the Up And Coming Stakes.
Wells faces 11 rivals in GN Steeplechase Wells will attempt a record fourth Grand National Steeplechase victory at the final jumps meeting for the season at Ballarat.
Hightail on target for Valley return Hightail will be out to claim an early-season stakes win at The Valley when the three-year-old gelding resumes in the Listed McKenzie Stakes.
Cummings relaxed ahead of Libertini return Libertini is set to start odds-on favourite when she resumes in the opening leg of the four-race Princess Series at Randwick.
Small field suits Oak Door at The Valley Trainer John Sadler expects the track conditions to be ideal for Oak Door when he lines up in the Carlyon Stakes at The Valley.
Weight right for Crafty Cop at Gold Coast A drop in weight at the Gold Coast has given Crafty Cop the chance to continue the successful run for the Anderson-Heathcote training partnership.
Clapper still humming along at nine Happy Clapper, the horse who took on Winx more frequently than any other, will resume in the race named after his champion foe.
Taraayef after back-to-back Valley wins Lindsay Park holds a strong hand in a three-year-old fillies race at The Valley with Taraayef and Andrassy Avenue.
Bjorn Baker sends Drachenfels north Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker is hoping Drachenfels can break a run of minor placings by winning at the Gold Coast.
Outraged back to scene of career-best run Veteran Outraged returns to the scene of his career-best run in the Magic Millions Trophy when he starts at the Gold Coast.
Japan beats Crystal Ocean in Juddmonte The Aidan O'Brien-trained Japan has beaten Crystal Ocean in a thrilling finish to the Juddmonte International at York.
Well-bred Lakia in frame for spring riches Co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have landed an early double as part of a treble at Canterbury that could provide an insight into much better races.
Trip to Sandown pays off for Matthew Dale Shangani Patrol has made the trip to Sandown worthwhile for Canberra trainer Matthew Dale with his win in the Long Fine Plate.
Linda Meech escapes injury in Sandown fall Linda Meech has walked back to the jockeys' room unaided after a fall in a race at Sandown.
Annarbor does it in style with Sandown win Tony Noonan is not renowned for backing up his horses, but after a win at Cranbourne Annarbor has recorded a comfortable victory at Sandown.
Cummings resets spring path for Vegadaze Unhappy with the racing manners of Vegadaze, Anthony Cummings has sent the sprinter for a brief farmstay to reboot his spring.
Cahill works Magic for upset Ipswich win Jockey Michael Cahill has continued his impressive winter carnival form to bring off an upset win on Magic Trick at Ipswich.
New recruit gets Pride's tick of approval Group placegetter Mandylion has impressed new trainer Joseph Pride ahead of her debut for the stable at Randwick.
Lady Lupino begins spring path at Valley Lady Lupino placed in a Group One race as a two-year-old and trainer Danny O'Brien is hopeful the filly can take the next step as a spring three-year-old.
Hawker Hurricane to resume at The Valley Three-year-old Hawker Hurricane will make his return to racing in the Listed McKenzie Stakes at The Valley having been gelded since his previous campaign.
Rawiller returns to G1 fold for Godolphin Group One racing will return to Randwick for the first time this season and comeback jockey Nash Rawiller will be part of the action.
New CT scanner to detect equine injuries Racing Victoria has announced a number of new veterinary initiatives ahead of the arrival of a large contingent of international horses.
River Racer starts Magic Millions build-up Trainer Les Ross won't chase a wet track in Sydney for noted mudlark River Racer in preference to starting a Magic Millions build-up at the Gold Coast.
Japanese star poised to contest Cox Plate Connections of Japanese mare Lys Gracieux have accepted an invitation to run in the Cox Plate after approval was granted for the mare to travel to Melbourne.
Challenge to cobalt rules to resume soon Gold Coast trainer Kelly Doughty will continue her fight against a conviction in a cobalt case which again will bring current rules into question.
Ten acceptors for Group One Winx Stakes A field of 10 has accepted for the Winx Stakes, the first Group One contest of the Australian racing season.
Enable looks unstoppable in Yorkshire Oaks A field of four will run in the Yorkshire Oaks headed by Enable who is aiming for a sixth consecutive Group One win.
Deep Force out to bounce back at Valley Deep Force is set for a step up in class at The Valley in the Listed McKenzie Stakes but connections believe he has the talent necessary to measure up.
Verry Elleegant ready for Winx Stakes Verry Elleegant has pleased her jockey and trainer ahead of the Winx Stakes after a slight scare when she pulled off a shoe.
Spirit Of Valor could make Valley return Last year's Group One Manikato Stakes runner-up Spirit Of Valor could have his first start for his new stable in the Listed Carlyon Stakes at The Valley.
Sheedy to be face of MRC Everest Series The Melbourne Racing Club has announced Kevin Sheedy as the face of the MRC Everest Series this spring.
Thousand Guineas target for unbeaten Meuse Unbeaten filly Meuse is on track to make her season return at The Valley and will be given the chance to press her claims for the Thousand Guineas.
Eric ready to slide into spring carnival Promising stayer Eric The Eel is ready for a barrier trial as he prepares for a tilt at the Victoria Derby.
Nakeeta Jane's racing future in limbo Group One winner Nakeeta Jane has suffered a career-threatening injury during a track gallop while stablemate Lanciato is sidelined after bleeding.
Tofane out to boost rating at Sandown Lightly raced mare Tofane is set to run at Sandown, her first start since running second in the Group Two Euclase Stakes.
Redzel sizzles in Rosehill trial win Redzel has led from start to finish in a 1000m-barrier trial at Rosehill as he steps up his preparation aimed at a third win in the $14 million Everest.
Chris Waller to have four in Winx Stakes Trainer Chris Waller is likely to have four runners in the Winx Stakes at Randwick, the first Group One race of the new season.
McKenzie Stakes start for Lindsay Park duo Independent Road and Exeter form part of the Lindsay Park team of three-year-olds and will begin their spring campaigns in the McKenzie Stakes at The Valley.
Five stood down after Gold Coast raid QRIC officers have raided Gold Coast track work with five people stood down for allegedly testing positive to banned substances.
Humidor progressing nicely for Memsie bid Dual Cox Plate placegetter Humidor has won a Cranbourne barrier trial in preparation for his return to racing after missing the autumn.
Rawiller happy with In Her Time's trial Nash Rawiller and Brenton Avdulla are happy with their respective Everest mounts In Her Time and Graff after the two trialled at Newcastle.
Black Heart Bart wins Cranbourne trial Success in an 1190m barrier trial at Cranbourne has five-time Group One winner Black Heart nearing a return to racing.
Santa Ana Lane fourth in Cranbourne trial Everest favourite Santa Ana Lane has made a pleasing return at the Cranbourne trials finishing in fourth place on a wet track.
Graff in impressive Newcastle trial win The Kris Lees-trained Graff has won a barrier trial at Newcastle with hopes high he can gain a slot in the $14 million Everest.
Temperature rules Houtzen out of Nunthorpe Australian sprinter Houtzen will miss the Nunthorpe Stakes at York because of an elevated temperature.
Waller-trained Hogmanay wins Taree Cup Hogmanay, a horse part-owned by Australian cricketer Steve Smith, has won the Taree Cup.
Marmelo wins Prix Kergolay in France Marmelo has won the Prix Kergolay at Deauville and is set to return to Australia to try to go one better than his second in the Melbourne Cup.
13th Group One win for Dettori this season Coronet has given John Gosden and Frankie Dettori yet another Group One winner in the Prix Jean Romanet at Deauville.
Graff, In Her Time to trial at Newcastle Everest contender In Her Time and stablemate Graff will trial against each other at Newcastle.
Trinder handling added Journey pressure With ongoing success comes added pressure as Tasmanian trainer Adam Trinder is experiencing with Mystic Journey.
Te Akau Shark on target for Sydney Te Akau Shark remains on target for a Sydney campaign despite being beaten on his season return in the Foxbridge Plate at Te Rapa.
The Candy Man sweet for Sydney trip Trainer Barry Baldwin is happy with fan favourite The Candy Man despite him running last in a recent barrier trial.
Santa Ana Lane to step out at trials The Everest favourite Santa Ana Lane is among the high-profile horses set to contest barrier trials at Cranbourne in preparation for spring.
Three-year-olds favourites for RQ awards Top three-year-olds Winning Ways and Zoustyle are the favourites to fight out the annual Racing Queensland Horse of the Year Award.
Griffiths resting after brain surgery Victorian trainer Robbie Griffiths has undergone a successful operation on a brain aneurysm but is expected to remain in hospital for up to 10 days.
Innocuous fall has long lasting effects What looked a simple fall at Sale has left jockey Jason Benbow on the sidelines longer than expected with seven broken bones in his foot.
Stewards frustrated at inquiry delay Queensland stewards are becoming increasingly frustrated at delays in finalising the Queensland Derby fall in which jockey Corey Brown was seriously hurt.
Everest hope Ten Sovereigns for Nunthorpe Battaash and Ten Sovereigns headline 13 horses confirmed for the Nunthorpe Stakes at York with Australian mare Houtzen also expected to take her place.
Mystic Journey claims WFA Lawrence Stakes Mystic Journey has extended her winning streak to seven with an impressive first-up victory in the Group Two PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Rawiller and Boss back as Randwick winners Jockeys Nash Rawiller and Glen Boss have turned back the clock with winners at Randwick and signalled there are more to come.
Begood Toya Mother makes it six in a row The Daniel Bowman-trained Begood Toya Mother has won for the sixth consecutive time, taking the step up to Listed grade with victory in the Regal Roller Stakes.
Kubis set for staying features after upset The decision to miss the winter carnival with stayer Kubis looks set to reap a reward after his first-up win at Eagle Farm.
Exhilarates impresses in Quezette Stakes Godolphin filly Exhilarates has made an impressive winning return as a three-year-old, taking out the Group Three Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
Endless Drama beats Te Akau Shark in NZ Te Akau Shark has been beaten but not bowed in his season return in the Foxbridge Plate at Te Rapa in New Zealand before he heads to Sydney.
Bivouac blitzes rivals in Vain Stakes win The James Cummings-trained colt Bivouac has made an impressive return to racing as a three-year-old, winning the Group Three Vain Stakes easily at Caulfield.
Pandemic steps up to score Randwick win Godolphin's Pandemic has stepped up from his debut win at Wyong to win at Randwick and add his name to the talent pool at the James Cummings stable.
Libertini tunes up for G2 Silver Shadow Boom filly Libertini has had a race day outing a week out from her return in the Silver Shadow Stakes for trainer Anthony Cummings.
Connemara makes up for string of placings After four consecutive second place finishes, Connemara has broken through for a win on Randwick's Kensington track.
Benitoite proves too strong at Caulfield Damien Oliver has weaved some of his magic to guide Benitoite to victory in the Black Caviar Tribute Handicap at Caulfield.
Anderson credits staff for stable success The Chris Anderson-Robert Heathcote partnership continued its successful run with staff getting a lot of the credit at Eagle Farm.
Pippie races to convincing Caulfield win Pippie is set to step up in grade in the Group Three Cockram Stakes next start after the talented mare raced to a dominant win in a benchmark race at Caulfield.
Ilwendo shows liking for Queensland racing Former German horse Ilwendo showed his liking for Queensland scoring his second Brisbane win at Eagle Farm.
Fradd a fan of smart winner Don't Waiver Jockey Robbie Fradd believes Don't Waiver could have won by further in his impressive Eagle Farm victory.
Group One Nunthorpe for Houtzen Australian sprinter Houtzen is likely to run in the Group One Nunthorpe Stakes after her fine second to Battaash at Goodwood.
Magical to take on Enable at York Enable and Magical look set to clash for the fourth time after Aidan O'Brien supplemented the latter for the Yorkshire Oaks.
Allen back aboard Stars in Lawrence Stakes Jockey Ben Allen is convinced his P B Lawrence Stakes ride Fifty Stars has a big race victory in him during the spring.
Verry Elleegant to miss race day gallop Dual Group One winner Verry Elleegant has a minor foot issue after throwing a shoe and will miss a race day gallop but is on track for her race return.
Tassie mare begins Cox Plate Journey Star mare Mystic Journey's Cox Plate campaign will begin in the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Eastender kicks off mainland campaign Bought to be a precocious juvenile, Eastender has risen through the staying ranks and connections hope he has not peaked yet.
Begood Toya Mother on path to G1 handicap After winning five-straight races last campaign, promising Begood Toya Mother resumes from a let-up to chase a black-type win in the Regal Roller Stakes.
Stayers to launch campaigns at Eagle Farm The Anderson-Heathcote training partnership will launch the spring campaigns of three of their better stayers at Eagle Farm.
Sizzlefly faces test of spring credentials Trainer Phillip Stokes expects talented filly Sizzlefly's performance in the Quezette Stakes to determine her spring path.
High five for Hyeronimus at Randwick A horse Tulloch Lodge has pinpointed as an Epsom Handicap contender heads a good book of five rides for Adam Hyeronimus.
Auerbach ready to step up to open company In-form Auerbach can again show the benefit of trainer Chris Waller's Gold Coast stable by winning at Eagle Farm.
Te Akau Shark, Melody Belle showdown Te Akau Shark, part-owned by Paul Gallen, and Melody Belle will do battle in the Group Two Foxbridge Plate at Te Rapa.
Brain surgery for trainer Robbie Griffiths Cranbourne trainer Robbie Griffiths is to undergo surgery for a brain aneurysm which will keep him away from stable duties for at least six weeks.
Apprentices continue rivalry at Eagle Farm Apprentices Baylee Nothdurft and Nick Keal have been rivals on the provincial circuit but have now switched to city riding.
Fitter Excess Funds chases G3 Vain Stakes With two runs under his belt after a spell, Excess Funds will have race fitness on his side when he runs in the Vain Stakes at Caulfield.
Velocita set to strut her stuff The Chris Waller-trained Velocita suffers from a rare condition that affects how she walks, but not how she runs.
Old hands to keep Gollan on winning streak Trainer Tony Gollan's younger stars have been on show in barrier trials but his hopes for more winners at Eagle Farm could rest with some old campaigners.
Jaden Lloyd set for his race riding debut Apprentice Jaden Lloyd, a son of recently retired champion jockey Jeff Lloyd, will have his first race ride at Wangaratta for the Lindsay Park stable.
Winx, Waller big winners at NSW awards Winx has again been honoured as the NSW champion horse of the year for her final season on the track.
Import Duretto in race return for Cumani Last year's Caulfield Cup fourth placegetter Duretto will make his return from injury in a 1600m race at Caulfield having joined the Matt Cumani stable.
Cox Plate bonus offer for Juddmonte winner Besides the $3 million first prize, a bonus cheque of $2 million will be paid to the Juddmonte International winner if successful in the Cox Plate.
Hartnell thriving ahead of latest campaign For the third year in a row, the Group Two PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield will be used to launch the spring campaign of multiple Group One winner Hartnell.
Coleraine to host Cranbourne jumps trials A wet week has resulted in the transfer of the Cranbourne jumps schools to Coleraine and a change of date.
Robl 3YO ready to fire on All Cylinders All Cylinders will make a low-key return on the Kensington track after his trainer resisted the temptation to kick him off in a stakes race.
Lindsay Park pair set for Regal Roller bid Fundamentalist and Long Leaf are set to commence their spring campaigns for Lindsay Park in the Listed Regal Roller Stakes at Caulfield.
Wren's Day set to step out for Godolphin Boasting form lines that would stand up anywhere around the globe, expectations are high for Wren's Day this spring.
Quezette return for G1-winning filly Lyre Group One-winning filly Lyre will launch her spring campaign in the Group Three Quezette Stakes at Caulfield on a path towards the Thousand Guineas.
Kim Waugh to unveil new stable addition Kim Waugh hopes recent purchase Venezuela can continue her good luck with former Lloyd Williams-owned gallopers.
Kah reunites with Harlem in WFA feature After a hit-and-run mission to England for the Shergar Cup, Jamie Kah is back in Melbourne preparing for the spring carnival.
Costa hopes Manaya can extend racing days Trainer Michael Costa hopes smart mare Manaya can earn another year of racing by winning at Eagle Farm.
Thornton and O'Dea to star at Eagle Farm Former Melbourne apprentice Stephanie Thornton will lift her profile for a Brisbane stay with six rides at Eagle Farm.
Cadogan set to return after virus setback Promising gelding Cadogan will be eased into his latest campaign after recovering from a bad virus.
Spring stars on show at Kensington meeting A number of horses expected to star in feature races this spring will have exhibition gallops at Randwick's Kensington track meeting.
Mystic Journey set for WFA Lawrence return Mystic Journey will begin her path towards a planned Cox Plate tilt when he resumes in the Group Two PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Acting shows her class in Sandown victory The Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young stable are daring to dream big with Acting after her victory at Sandown.
Anderson-Heathcote win for Think Big Stud Chris Anderson and Robert Heathcote have each trained winners for the Think Big Stud but got their first as a partnership at Doomben.
Star Surprise poised for Vain Stakes test Having won two of his first three starts, the Mike Moroney-trained gelding Star Surprise will be tested in stakes grade for the first time in the Vain Stakes.
Bridge focus turns to stable lesser lights With stable star Classique Legend given a clean bill of health, Les Bridge will turn his attention to two runners at the Kensington meeting.
Caulfield start most likely for Behemoth South Australian trainer David Jolly is favouring sending Behemoth to Melbourne to run in the Regal Roller Stakes at Caulfield.
Michelin to star for Qld racing dynasty Three-year-old Star Of Michelin is set to add another chapter to the story of one of Queensland's best-known racing dynasties.
Grand Prix Stakes moved to summer carnival The Group Three the Grand Prix Stakes will move from the Queensland winter carnival to a summer timeslot, the Brisbane Racing Club has announced.
Weather to play part in Dubious Vain plans Dubious will be an acceptor for the Group Three Vain Stakes but co-trainer David Eustace says the track condition will have a bearing on whether he runs.
Mr Marathon Man to run in WFA Lawrence Trainer Mike Moroney is interested to see how import Mr Marathon Man measures up in the PB Lawrence Stakes after a freshen-up.
Nature Strip on climb to racing's Everest Trainer Chris Waller is keen to add Nature Strip to his two runners in the $14 million Everest, Arcadia Queen and Enticing Star.
RV adjusts $5m All-Star Mile conditions The second running of $5 million The All-Star Mile will have some tweaks to the entry conditions for the race at Caulfield.
Taree Cup likely for import Mask Of Time The Taree Gold Cup looms as the race of choice for import Mask Of Time who also holds a nomination for the Premier's Cup Prelude at Randwick.
Acting out to play leading role at Sandown After breaking her maiden at Echuca in her second start, three-year-old filly Acting will now chase a city win at Sandown.
Top Australian syndicate adds to Cups team Irish stayer Mustajeer is set for a Melbourne spring bid after leading syndicator Australian Bloodstock bought a controlling interest.
No Vain Stakes return for I Am Immortal Trainer Anthony Freedman will bypass the Vain Stakes with dual stakes winner I Am Immortal and give the colt a bit more work before deciding a first-up target.
Godolphin assistant leaves Melbourne yard Godolphin is on the lookout for an assistant trainer to oversee its Melbourne stable after Kate Grimwade's decision to return to England.
Rising Queensland sire Mahisara euthanised Queensland-based sire Mahisara has been euthanised after suffering a twisted bowel.
Zoustyle in outstanding Doomben trial win Unbeaten Brisbane galloper Zoustyle has shown he is ready to take on the Sydney spring stars with an outstanding Doomben trial win.
Legend of Condor to run at Randwick Trainer Gerald Ryan will rely on Legend Of Condor at Randwick with talented filly Villami to wait a week for the Silver Shadow Stakes.
Baller and Libertini win Randwick trials Libertini and Baller have won barrier trials at Randwick as has star mare Sunlight who is headed to the $14 million Everest.
Four from Lindsay Park for Lawrence Stakes Lindsay Park has loaded up with four nominations for the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Tom Melbourne ready for spring carnival Tom Melbourne has trialled well and is among nine horses from Chris Waller's Gold Coast stable heading south for carnival racing.
Wet forces Smith duo to miss Tatura trials Heavy rain in Victoria has caused the cancellation of the Tatura barrier trials forcing an interruption to the preparations of Black Heart Bart and Malaguerra.
Boost for Queensland summer carnival The rejuvenated Eagle Farm racetrack will play an important role in the upgraded Queensland summer carnival which will feature 22 black-type races.
Tom Sadler breaks leg in freak accident Jockey Tom Sadler has broken his leg after being kicked by a riderless horse in a steeplechase at Casterton.
Arlington G1 clean sweep for Chad Brown Chad Brown has trained the winners of the three Group One turf races at Arlington.
Stars come out for barrier trials Some potential spring stars will run in trials at Randwick but a few more will wait at home for another day.
Tony Sears to start new partnership Leading Toowoomba trainer Tony Sears is set to start a new training partnership with his daughter Maddy.
Vassilator set to kick off in Regal Roller Vassilator is set to start his spring campaign on his home track at Caulfield after impressing trainer Colin Little in a trial at Cranbourne.
The Candy Man heading to the Epsom Hcp Fan favourite The Candy Man is one of many top horses getting ready to trial in Queensland as he prepares for a tilt at the Group One Epsom Handicap.
Classy fillies to clash in Quezette Stakes The Danny O'Brien-trained Absolute Flirt will be among the talented fillies to clash in the Group Three Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
Cummings team gearing up for spring Two horses who emerged as potential stars late last season will spearhead Anthony Cummings' spring carnival arsenal.
Lawrence return for dual G1 winner Kenedna Dual Group One winner Kenedna will be among the high profile horses who will begin their latest campaigns in the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Chelsea Hall to fill Qld apprentice void The experienced Chelsea Hall will help fill a void in Brisbane racing with a lack of three-kilo claiming apprentices when she moves north from Victoria.
The Harrovian in line for huge bonus The Harrovian has given his connections a chance at a $200,000 bonus by winning the Cairns Cup.
Mark Zahra in Shergar Cup win at Ascot Mark Zahra has helped the Rest of the World team to victory on the Shergar Cup jockeys challenge at Ascot while Hayley Turner was the leading rider.
It's a Sweet Deal for Rawiller at Rosehill Nash Rawiller has racked up his first Saturday metropolitan winner at Rosehill since his return from a lengthy ban, riding Sweet Deal to victory.
So Si Bon claims G3 Aurie's Star first-up Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes says So Si Bon has turned the corner following his first-up success in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington.
Tony Gollan equals best training effort Trainer Tony Gollan has equalled his best training effort with four winners at Doomben despite the defeat of favourite Silvera.
Dawn weaves passage in Listed Rosebud win Dawn Passage has stamped himself a genuine Golden Rose contender with his win in the Listed Rosebud at Rosehill.
My Pendant leaves it late at Flemington Short-priced favourite My Pendant has been forced to work overtime to reel in leader Special Diva to win narrowly over 1400m on a wet track at Flemington.
The Inevitable sprints to first-up success The Inevitable has stalked the favourite Assertive Approach to gain a last-stride win in the VRC Member Brenda Nugent Handicap at Flemington.
Another Flemington win for Gordon Richards Charossa has given Adelaide trainer Gordon Richards his third Flemington winner from his past three starters at the Melbourne track.
Alizee makes winning return in G2 Missile Classy mare Alizee has made a triumphant return in the Missile Stakes at Rosehill, Sydney's first Group race of the new season.
Heavy conditions no problem for Vinland Vinland has appreciated the wet conditions at Flemington, taking out the VRC Member Emma Duffy Handicap in convincing fashion.
Alligator Blood stakes claim for spring Trainer David Vandyke has warned his spring carnival rivals there is plenty of improvement in Doomben winner Alligator Blood.
Heirborn remains unbeaten at Flemington The Anthony Freedman-trained three-year-old Heirborn has made it two wins from as many starts with a narrow victory over 1400m at Flemington.
Subedar brings winning form to Rosehill Godolphin three-year-old Subedar has built on a provincial win to claim victory at Rosehill to remain unbeaten.
The Tax Accountant delivers right return Rockhampton galloper The Tax Accountant gave trainer Tom Button and apprentice Nick Keal their first Saturday metropolitan win at Doomben.
Jinda victory reduces Nugent's city claim A nudge from owner Robert Anderson to run at Flemington rather than in a restricted race at Sandown has led to Jinda recording a convincing win.
Travelling companion causes Doomben upset Mackay galloper Calypso Bay was sent to Brisbane as a travelling companion for another stable runner but caused a big upset at Doomben.
Group One-winning Sydney trainer banned Tim Martin, the trainer of dual Group One winner Exceed And Excel among other top horses, has lodged an appeal against a six-month disqualification.
Roaring Lion recovering at Cambridge Stud Roaring Lion is continuing his recovery at Cambridge Stud after a fortnight in hospital and two colic surgeries since his arrival in New Zealand.
Conditions right for Vinland at Flemington Trainer Tony McEvoy is predicting Vinland will have ideal conditions when the gelding steps out at Flemington.
Group One spring targets for Iconoclasm Iconoclasm begins his season in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap with trainer Danny O'Brien hoping to get the horse to Group One handicaps this spring.
Prioritise can bring Tregea change of luck Trainer Steve Tregea has had no luck with injuries to two of his horses but hopes to turn things around with Prioritise at Doomben.
Heirborn set for his first city test Three-year-old gelding Heirborn will be out to back up his impressive maiden win at Bendigo when he runs in town for the first time at Flemington.
Exoteric can prove decision was right Exoteric is one of the stayers trainer Chris Waller kept in a recent cull of his stable and he can prove it was the right decision by winning at Doomben.
Spring a new Dawn for Waterhouse colt Dawn Passage will get the chance to underline his Golden Rose claims when he kicks off his three-year-old season at Rosehill.
First-up Flemington assault for Bassett After successful stints with Peter Moody and Mick Price, Bassett runs for the first time for trainer Mitchell Freedman at Flemington.
$5.8m prize money increase for SA racing Thoroughbred Racing South Australia has announced $5.8 million in prize money increases for grass roots racing across the state.
Xanthus ready to shed maiden status The promising Xanthus has won a trial as he prepares to shed his maiden status at Doomben.
Loveisili earns shot at redemption Kris Lees is banking on Loveisili's last-start flop proving an anomaly and remains hopeful the horse can bounce back at Rosehill.
Pierata stylish second in barrier trial Pierata has run second in a Warwick Farm barrier trial, his first appearance ahead of the $14 million Everest.
No Melbourne Cup for Magic Circle Trainer Ian Williams has ruled out another tilt at the Melbourne Cup for Magic Circle who was unplaced last year.
Latrobe bounces back to winning form Latrobe has returned to winning form in the Group Three Ballyroan Stakes at Leopardstown.
Godolphin begins 3YO roll-out in Rosebud A multiple stakes placegetter as a two-year-old, Athiri will chase her first black-type win when she returns at Rosehill.
Hush Writer makes Flemington return Jockey Stephen Baster is hoping the quiet trackwork version of Hush Writer will be on show when he races at Flemington.
Sansom chasing fourth-straight win The Phillip Stokes-trained three-year-old Sansom will be chasing the fourth-straight win of his preparation when he lines up over 1400m at Flemington.
Spring contenders gallop at Warrnambool Group One winner Scales Of Justice has had a solo gallop between races at Warrnambool while the promising Begood Toya Mother has also had a work-out.
Black Magnum out to continue winning run The in-form Black Magnum faces a stern test of his talents when he steps up in grade and distance at Rosehill.
Doomben omens positive for Ruling Dynasty The omens appear positive for Ruling Dynasty who will be reunited with jockey Jim Byrne for the first time in a year at Doomben.
Tarquin kicks off spring campaign Bought as a potential hurdler, Tarquin begins a spring campaign at Flemington his trainer Simon Ryan hopes will culminate in feature flat success.
Interstate mission for You Make Me Smile Sydney sprinter You Make Me Smile will be tested in Melbourne for the first time in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington.
Ryan sticks to formula for Harper's Choice Trainer Gerald Ryan is sticking with a proven formula by trialling Harper's Choice a few days out from his race at Doomben.
Lees pair to launch spring bids in Missile Trainer Kris Lees rates Le Romain the top pick of his two Missile Stakes runners but is the first to admit he has been wrong before.
Keal's claim to help The Tax Accountant Apprentice Nick Keal will claim 3kg on The Tax Accountant who is trying to win Queensland's first Highway style race.
Tabcorp launches new racing App An App designed to put users in control of the racing vision and information they consume has been launched by Tabcorp.
Aquis buys sale topper at Saratoga An international group headed by Australia-based Aquis has paid the equal highest price at the Saratoga yearling sale in New York.
Saudi Arabia to host world's richest race The Saudi Cup will be the world's richest race with a total purse of $20 million and $10 million to the winner.
Japan Cup winner Cheval Grand to Juddmonte After a landmark victory for Japan with Deirdre at Goodwood, hopes are high Cheval Grand can follow suit in the Juddmonte International at York.
Deference held in high regard for spring Deference has added his name to Godolphin's long list of spring hopefuls from its three-year-old ranks after winning for the first time in four starts.
Little holds trip concerns at Flemington A lack of suitable 1600m races for three-year-olds has forced Colin Little to accept a challenge over a shorter trip with Vegas Knight.
Edmonds partnership in first metro success The new Toby and Trent Edmonds training partnership has had its first metropolitan win with promising Battle Strike scoring at Ipswich.
Antah primed for Aurie's Star Hcp assault Jason Warren will use the Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington as the spring starting point for former Tasmanian galloper Antah.
Cummings sets Vegadaze a mountainous task A carefully considered decision to test Vegadaze against two seasoned performers could pay off for Anthony Cummings.
New Queensland Highway race for Doomben The first Highway Plate, based on a successful model in NSW, will kick-off at Doomben.
Tassort to miss spring carnival: Godolphin Silver Slipper placegetter Tassort won't be part of Godolphin's three-year-old spring arsenal after undergoing surgery.
Racing Victoria awaits De Kock licence bid Racing Victoria says it is yet to receive an application for a licence from Mike De Kock who hopes to set up a racing stable the state.
Silvera to stick to Listed class in Sydney In form Silvera can earn a Sydney trip if he wins at Doomben but trainer Tony Gollan won't be aiming too high with the gelding.
Tony Sears takes QTIS premiership double Toowoomba's Tony Sears has become the first trainer to win both QTIS bonus premierships for two and three-year-olds in the same season.
Anti-whip message condemned as 'gimmick' The British Horseracing Authority says an advertising campaign that protests against the use of the whip in horse racing is merely a 'gimmick'.
Guineas races attract strong entries The Group One Caulfield Guineas for three-year-olds has received 324 nominations while the Thousand Guineas for fillies has attracted 285 entries.
Invincible Gem after second Missile Stakes Trainer Kris Lees will have stable stalwart Le Romain and 2017 winner Invincible Gem trying to win the Group Two Missile Stakes at Rosehill.
Lys Gracieux nominated for Cox Plate Japanese mare Lys Gracieux has been nominated for the Cox Plate despite currently being ineligible to travel to Australia for the race.
Avilius shines in Rosehill barrier trial Godolphin has unveiled several spring carnival contenders in barrier trials at Rosehill including Avilius and Osborne Bulls.
Malibu Style on target for G3 Aurie's Star Perth trainer Neville Parnham believes Malibu Style is well-placed to make his presence felt in the Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington after a freshen-up.
Cox Plate attracts 187 nominations The $5 million Cox Plate at The Valley has attracted 187 nominations including 27 internationally trained horses.
Melbourne Cup winning rider to move to Qld Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Tony Allan will join forces with comeback trainer Paddy Busuttin at Deagon in Brisbane.
Mystic Journey wins trial at Devonport Group One winner Mystic Journey has cruised to a narrow win in a barrier trial at Devonport as she continues her preparation.
Too Darn Hot retired after injury found Last year's European champion two-year-old Too Darn Hot has been retired after picking up a career-ending injury.
Mike De Kock confirms Victorian stable Champion South African trainer Mike De Kock has confirmed he will set up an Australian stable in partnership with his son Mathew at Cranbourne.
Jumbo Ozaki to make Flemington return Lightly raced gelding Jumbo Ozaki is set to make his return to racing in a benchmark race at Flemington.
Time To Reign to miss Rosebud Time To Reign will miss the Listed Rosebud after developing a temperature with trainer Gary Portelli to rely on Not Feint Hearted.
Humidor pleasing Maher in spring build-up Trainer Ciaron Maher could not be happier with the way Humidor is progressing as he builds towards a race return after a lengthy injury lay-off.
No Aurie's Star return for Vega Magic The Lindsay Park stable will have So Si Bon and Seaburge in the Aurie's Star Handicap but Vega Magic will wait until later to make his return.
Brooklyn Hustle impresses in trial win The Jason Warren-trained Brooklyn Hustle has impressed in a barrier trial at Cranbourne ahead of her return to racing in the Quezette Stakes.
Frankie Dettori coming for Millions Frankie Dettori will be a special guest at the Magic Millions carnival on the Gold Coast where he will ride and also captain a polo team.
Gailo Chop, Humidor step out in trials Multiple Group One winners Gailo Chop and Humidor have continued their paths to their race returns in barrier trials at Cranbourne.
Redzel a pleasing second in trial Redzel has run a comfortable second in a barrier trial at Gosford as he prepares for his bid to win the $14 million Everest for a third time.
Frankie Dettori wins another G1 in France Frankie Dettori has steered Advertise to a third top-level success in the Prix Maurice de Gheest at Deauville.
Tallyho Twinkletoe claims National glory Aptly named New Zealand gelding Tallyho Twinkletoe has jumped his way to victory in the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown.
Redzel to begin Everest countdown Dual winner Redzel will begin the countdown to a fhird tilt at the rich race when he runs in a barrier trial at Gosford.
Perfect Sandown result for Amy McDonald Master Poet has shown off the skills of Amy McDonald as a jumps trainer with a comprehensive victory over hurdles at Sandown.
Hartnell impresses Lane with jump-out Damian Lane believes Godolphin stalwart Hartnell is in for a good spring preparation after a stylish 800m jump-out at Flemington.
New rule in Qld to be strictly enforced Queensland stewards have warned the new three-hour early arrival time for feature races will be strictly enforced despite trainers raising concerns.
Peidra on Guineas path after Sandown win Peidra has followed a debut Sale win with a stylish victory in a small field at Sandown which could result in a campaign aimed at the Caulfield Guineas.
Gollan's top horses to trial at Doomben Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will trial the stable's leading horses at Doomben with an eye to the spring.
Wells claims thrilling Crisp Steeplechase Wells has outlasted Slowpoke Rodriguez in a thrilling finish to the Crisp Steeplechase at Sandown.
Oohood in Aurie's Star tilt first-up Tony McEvoy says Oohood has returned from an aborted autumn campaign a physically stronger mare as she prepares for her first-up run at Flemington.
Winning Ways headed to Melbourne spring Queensland Oaks winner Winning Ways is back from a spell but her spring campaign will not be confirmed until she completes a ban for bleeding.
Browne off to good start as jockey manager Former champion rider Damian Browne has had a good start to his new career as a jockey manager at Doomben.
Enbihaar emphatic in Lillie Langtry Stakes Enbihaar has continued a big week for her sire Redoute's Choice with her Group Two win in the Lillie Langtry Stakes at Goodwood.
Enable to head to Yorkshire Oaks next Star mare Enable will run in the Yorkshire Oaks at York rather than the Juddmonte International sponsored by her owner.
McEvoy, King on centre stage at Randwick Rachel King and Kerrin McEvoy have taken riding honours at Randwick on a day honouring jockeys past and present.
Usain Bowler storms home in Valley success A wind operation has restricted Usain Bowler to sprinting with the gelding charging home to claim success at The Valley.
Linda Meech opens new season with a treble Linda Meech has made the most of her pick-up rides at The Valley, guiding two of them to success in a winning treble.
Tarzan to head to Sydney after Doomben win Brisbane sprinter Tarzan is set to head to Sydney after finally winning over 1200m in the Tim Bell Memorial Handicap at Doomben.
Roheryn makes winning return as a gelding Godolphin's Roheryn has made a winning return at Randwick as a gelding with trainer James Cummings keeping a lid on expectations.
I Boogi gives Lane success at The Valley Damian Lane has returned to the winner's circle at his first metropolitan ride after a stint in Japan guiding I Boogi to success at The Valley.
Mum's the word for winning Doomben jockey Jockey Rikki Palmer has ridden her first metropolitan winner since she returned to racing after having her second child.
Speedy Stampe has no trouble with 1350m Trainer Chris Munce's fears his three-year-old Stampe may not run a strong 1350m were proved baseless at Doomben.
Taraayef impresses first-up at The Valley Lindsay Park will keep Taraayef to short-course racing at The Valley for the immediate future after an impressive win in the Hygain Tracktorque Handicap.
Our Mantra set to tackle Victorian spring In-form stayer Our Mantra has earned himself a likely trip to Victoria for the spring carnival after his Doomben win.
Mandela's talent gets him over the line Mandela's raw ability has shone through with the colt breaking his maiden at Randwick despite making mistakes.
Cheap purchase too good in Valley victory Race fitness has given Condo's Express an edge with the $3000 yearling purchase taking out the Sheamus Mills Bloodstock Handicap at The Valley.
New plan works a treat for 3YO Magic Trick Trainer Tony Sears decision to bring three-year-old Magic Trick back in distance proved a winner at Doomben.
Payne to be a key player in Sandown jumps Trainer Patrick Payne will look to add to his feature jumps race success with key chances in the Grand National Hurdle and Crisp Steeplechase at Sandown.
Houtzen second in English Group Two sprint Australian sprinter Houtzen has finished second to Battaash in the Group Two King George Stakes at Goodwood.
Tarrant suspended after court appearance Troubled jockey Luke Tarrant has been suspended from riding after pleading guilty to drug charges in a Queensland criminal court.
Khadijah Mellah makes history at Goodwood Student Khadijah Mellah has registered a fairytale victory aboard Haverland in the Magnolia Cup at Goodwood.
Vega Magic closes in on spring return A second jump-out at Flemington has Vega Magic ready to make his return with the weather to determine where and when.
Smart colt Edison ready to shine The lightly raced Edison gets the chance to stake his spring carnival credentials when he kicks off his three-year-old season.
Dwyer's Doll ready to Rumble at The Valley Trainer Henry Dwyer will get a better gauge on the ability of Rumble Doll after she runs at The Valley.
Joe Bowditch sidelined with neck fracture Joe Bowditch will join apprentices Chris Caserta and Thomas Stockdale for an extended stay on the sidelines with scans revealing he has a neck fracture.
More Than Ever chasing third-straight win Trainer Tony McEvoy has had to be patient with staying prospect More Than Ever but the lightly raced gelding is now starting to deliver on the racetrack.
Volkstok'n'barrell preparing for return Multiple Group One winner Volkstok'n'barrell is in new hands at Flemington as he prepares for a racing comeback in Melbourne.
John Thompson to survey his Kingdom Thy Kingdom Come can earn a shot at better class races if he returns to his best form at Randwick.
Light weight to help Volkoff at Doomben Veteran mare Volkoff will carry the lightest weight in her career as she tries to win at 1200m for the first time at Doomben.
Age Of Chivalry springs into Valley test Trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra have spring carnival plans for Age Of Chivalry who returns from a break at The Valley.
Art Collection chasing maiden win first-up Well-bred filly Art Collection will be chasing a maiden win at Randwick when she makes her return from a spell on the back of a barrier trial victory.
Snoopy's run better than it appeared Snoopy may have been well beaten in the Listed Ramornie Handicap but trainer Chris Munce says the effort was better than it appears.
Deirdre delivers Nassau Stakes for Japan Japanese mare Deirdre has finished strongly to record an historic win in the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood.
Lane rides winner on return to Aust racing Star jockey Damian Lane has made a winning return to the Victorian racing scene after a few months away, riding a winner at Pakenham.
Glen Boss lands Coffs Harbour Cup prize Sydney-trained Love Shack Baby has held off the opposition to win the Coffs Harbour Cup for jockey Glen Boss.
Gailo Chop heads big Cranbourne trial noms Group One stars will be in action during a set of Cranbourne barrier trials as they work to enhance their fitness ahead of the spring carnival.
Alfarris sets out on spring path at Valley After showing staying promise during his first Australian campaign, import Alfarris will make his reappearance at The Valley on a path to longer targets.
Jumps features headline Sandown program The Grand National Hurdle and Crisp Steeplechase headline a 10-race program at Sandown featuring three jumps races and seven Flat races.
Spring test for Twilight Run at The Valley Twilight Run will put his spring credentials on the line when he runs in the Dynamic Print Group Handicap at The Valley.
Bowman booking a key for Victorian raider Matthew Brown will bid to kick-start the new season with a stable first when he chases a maiden Sydney win with Exasperate.
Absolute Flirt primed for Valley return Absolute Flirt was a stakes winner at two and trainer Danny O'Brien is hopeful the filly can go on with the job as a three-year-old, starting at The Valley.
Caserta sidelined for six weeks after fall A back injury will keep Chris Caserta out of the saddle for at least six weeks after the apprentice jockey was one of four riders involved in a fall at Sale.
Bjorn Baker tips Drachenfels to rise again Bjorn Baker has implored punters not to give up on Drachenfels, optimistic the horse is on the verge of breaking his winning drought.
Qld inquiry into late scratching adjourned An inquiry into the late scratching of Sailor Gerri at the Sunshine Coast has been adjourned until swab results are returned.
Impregnable living up to rich bloodlines Gold Coast galloper Impregnable can confirm his rating as a smart purchase when he steps out at Doomben.
Another first looms for emerging Fogden Trainer Kacy Fogden has had some career firsts of late and Happy Two Thousand can give her a metropolitan breakthrough at Doomben.
Downloading to make own name at Doomben Downloading, a brother to champion sprinter Buffering, gets a chance to enhance his own reputation with a win at Doomben.
Dettori purple patch continues in Sussex Too Darn Hot, trained by John Gosden and ridden by Frankie Dettori, has won the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
Dylan's Romance to make interstate trip The Marc Conners-trained gelding Dylan's Romance is set to have his first Melbourne start at The Valley when he chases his fourth win from his past six starts.
Sydney metro century eludes James Cummings James Cummings has ended the 2018-19 racing season one short of training 100 winners on metropolitan tracks in Sydney.
Lane scheduled to make Pakenham return After a successful two-month riding stint in Japan, Damian Lane is set to make his return to Victorian racing with one ride at Pakenham.
Hartnell entered for Flemington jump-out Evergreen Godolphin galloper Hartnell has been entered to contest an 800m jump-out at Flemington ahead of a spring return.
Racing Qld changes award eligibility rules Racing Queensland has changed its awards criteria, barring disqualified persons from winning titles such as premierships.
Edmonds trains final winner in own name Trainer Toby Edmonds trained the last winner in his own name when Heritage Sash scored at the Sunshine Coast.
Jockeys hurt in four-horse fall at Sale The race meeting at Sale was abandoned following a four-horse fall involving jockeys Chris Caserta, Thomas Stockdale, Joe Bowditch and Michael Walker.
Victoria introduces new SP calculations The continuing evolution of the wagering market has resulted in a new way that the Victorian Official Price is to be calculated.
Allard chases back-to-back metro victories A week after producing an upset result with Catesby, trainer Grant Allard is hoping to repeat the dose with another former Godolphin galloper.
Valley return for two Lindsay Park fillies Andrassy Avenue and Taraayef will begin their three-year-old seasons in the same 1000m race at The Valley which also features a number of stakes performers.
Tahlia Hope shows right signs of recovery After almost two weeks in hospital, apprentice Tahlia Hope is recovering at her parents home from viral meningitis and swelling on the brain.
Mixed luck for Kendrick pair at Doomben Trainer Stuart Kendrick's consistent sprinters Tarzan and Misery have had diverse luck in the barrier draw for the Tim Bell Memorial Handicap at Doomben.
Even better things in store for Qld sire Better Than Ready, who is Australia's leading first-season sire on winners, will serve an influx of quality mares in the new season.
Cross Counter third to Stradivarius Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter has finished third in the Goodwood Cup won for the third time by Stradivarius.
Flemington winner returns positive swab A prohibited substance has been detected in a post-race urine sample taken from the Kylie Vella-trained Admiral's Joker after a Flemington win.
MVRC issue two more Cox Plate invitations Danceteria and Madhmoon have been added to the list of international horses who have now been invited to run in the Cox Plate.
Deep Impact dies in Japan Champion Japanese racehorse and sire Deep Impact has been euthanised after suffering a cervical fracture.
Gailo Chop continues on comeback trail Multiple Group One winner Gailo Chop has had a gallop between races on the synthetic track at Ballarat as he continues his build-up towards a race return.
Mystical Pursuit to make Melbourne debut Trainer Adam Trinder is hopeful unbeaten Mystical Pursuit, a close relation to Mystic Journey, can measure up to the Group One Thousand Guineas this spring.
Hickmott to brave the cold at The Valley Arrow Lane will attempt to follow up his wins at Gawler and Morphettville when he heads to The Valley for South Australian trainer John Hickmott.
Mystic Journey to trial again at Devonport Trainer Adam Trinder will give Mystic Journey another barrier trial at Devonport ahead of her rescheduled return in the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Sir Mark Todd excited about training again Sir Mark Todd is excited about renewing his training career after announcing his retirement from eventing.
Improving Subzero is off the danger list The health of Melbourne Cup winner Subzero is improving with the rising 31-year-old a chance to return home soon to his Heathcote paddock.
Mirimar chasing another win this winter Having won two of his past three starts in midweek city grade at Sandown, Mirimar is set to chase another win in a 2500m-benchmark race at The Valley.
High profile horses to trial at Randwick A number of high profile horses are entered to run in barrier trials at Randwick in preparation for their upcoming campaigns.
Milk Man to deliver for Smith at Randwick Trainer Matthew Smith has seen enough in Milk Man's barrier trials to think he can make his presence felt at Randwick.
Jedastar set for return at The Valley Trainer Lloyd Kennewell believes speedy filly Jedastar will take catching when she resumes over 1000m at The Valley.
Te Akau Shark wins barrier trial Te Akau Shark has won a barrier trial in New Zealand ahead of his return to racing for a campaign aimed at the Epsom Handicap at Randwick.
Chenier ruled out of spring carnival The Anthony Freedman-trained colt Chenier has been ruled out of the spring carnival because of injury.
Subzero improves but not out of woods Subzero, winner of the 1992 Melbourne Cup, has made some improvement over the weekend as he battles illness at Bendigo Equine Hospital.
Danceteria firms in Cox Plate after G1 win Danceteria has firmed in Cox Plate markets after his Group One win in Germany for Australian Bloodstock.
Baker/Forsman gearing up for spring Premier NZ trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman hope to have a bigger presence in Australian Group One races in the new season.
Williams wins 8th Melbourne premiership Craig Williams has claimed his eighth Melbourne jockeys' premiership and admits the record of 11 titles is something he has in his sights.
Spring build-up begins for Princess Jenni David Brideoake is not in any rush with Group One winner Princess Jenni, preferring a slow build-up to her target of the Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington.
Teo Nugent building momentum in town After a winning double at the final city meeting of the season, Teo Nugent hopes to be able to challenge for the Melbourne apprentices' title in 2019/20.
Garibaldi to head to Melbourne Brisbane three-year-old Garibaldi is likely to be kept away from the Golden Rose to concentrate on easier races in Melbourne.
Brainstorming sit-down a must for industry Victorian Jockeys' Association chief executive Matthew Hyland wants leaders of the racing industry to take part in a round table discussion on industry hours.
Turnbull Stakes plan for Django Freeman German Derby runner-up Django Freeman is scheduled to arrive in Melbourne next month, with trainer Robert Hickmott planning to run him in the Turnbull Stakes.
Sir Charles Road preparing for Melb Cup New Zealand stayer Sir Charles Road has arrived in Sydney to be prepared for a campaign aimed at the Melbourne Cup.
Gold Coast lights decision draws closer The plan to introduce lights for night racing at the Gold Coast could be in place within a few months.
Roaring Lion undergoes colic surgery Champion European horse Roaring Lion has undergone emergency colic surgery in New Zealand where he was due to stand at Cambridge Stud.
Qld Derby fall inquiry to resume soon Stewards are facing a juggling act to resume an inquiry into a fall in the Queensland Derby in which leading jockey Corey Brown suffered serious injuries.
Enable digs deep for second King George Enable has dug deep into her reserves to fight off Crystal Ocean and become only the third dual winner of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Robert Thompson lands $150k Townsville Cup NSW jockey Robert Thompson has added another Townsville Cup success to his long list of achievements.
Tshahitsi win provides double for Nugent After more than a year on the sidelines, Tshahitsi has completed his comeback with an all-the-way win at Caulfield.
Scales Of Justice dominant in Bletchingly Group One winner Scales Of Justice has made a successful return to racing, winning the Bletchingly Stakes in Melbourne at his first start this year.
Waller takes season's final stakes race Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has won the final stakes race of the season with Seaway taking out the Listed Winter Challenge at Rosehill.
Benitoite confirms rapid rise at Caulfield Benitoite has recorded her fourth win from six starts in her first campaign claiming the Jenna Ross VOBIS Gold Reef at Caulfield.
Manaya still for sale despite Brisbane win Well-related Manaya is still for sale as a broodmare despite her impressive win at Eagle Farm.
In-form Tavirun wins again at Caulfield A step up to 2400m has not stopped Tavirun continuing on his winning way this winter, with the gelding notching his third straight victory at Caulfield.
Foxy Housewife adds Rosehill win to record Foxy Housewife has given new trainer Joe Pride a Rosehill win but he admits he has had little input into her success.
Verry Elleegant's elder brother wins in NZ Verry Flash, the elder brother of Group One winner Verry Elleegant, has won his final start for the season in New Zealand, the Taumarunui Gold Cup.
Sopressa bows out in style at Caulfield Group One winning mare Sopressa has raced for the final time, winning a staying race at Caulfield in easy fashion.
Lockwood rues sire's move to South Africa Trainer Barry Lockwood continued his great success with the offspring of sire Time Thief, who now stands in South Africa, when Adoradancer won at Eagle Farm.
Bougoure to weigh up Ginger Rock options Trainer Dan Bougoure is debating whether to chase more QTIS bonus money or the Magic Millions carnival after Ginger Rock won at Eagle Farm.
Waller patience pays off for 2YO Lucicello The Chris Waller-trained Lucicello has ended her two-year-old season with a decisive win at Rosehill to underscore her talent.
Parmie posts back-to-back city victories Co-trainer Mathew Ellerton believes Parmie will be better next autumn after capping her juvenile season with a second straight city win.
Boom Boom Epic steps up to open company The Chris Anderson-Robert Heathcote training partnership has made the right decision in setting Boom Boom Epic for an open company task at Eagle Farm.
John Gosden respects Enable's opposition Trainer John Gosden has respect for Enable's rivals and is not taking the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes for granted.
MRC outline Schillaci/Everest conditions The Melbourne Racing Club has outlined the conditions regarding the slot in The Everest which will be offered to the Schillaci Stakes winner.
Time To Reign primed for race return Time To Reign has shown he is ready for his return as a three-year-old with a blistering turn of foot to win a 900m-barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
Free Of Debt sidelined because of injury The Chris Bieg-trained colt Free Of Debt has suffered an injury which has thwarted his spring plans.
Hayes confident filly can fire first-up Co-trainer Ben Hayes believes filly Pickup The Pieces has improved since last campaign and is confident about her first-up hopes after two impressive jump-outs.
New tactics for consistent Champagne Jet Different tactics could be the key to consistent Champagne Jet returning to the winners' list at Eagle Farm.
The wetter the better for Spensierato Trainer Nick Ryan would like to see a significantly wet Caulfield track for three-year-old filly Spensierato who is unbeaten in two starts on heavy tracks.
Aurie's Star option for Vega Magic return Vega Magic will have another jump-out at Flemington before making his race return, with the Aurie's Star Handicap his likely first-up assignment.
Jetsetting Girl ready for Australia A Group winner in Europe and stakes performed in America, Delectation Girl will add an international flavour to the Rosehill meeting.
Fitter Tshahitsi ready for Caulfield test After a long lay-off, Tasmanian galloper Tshahitsi will strip fitter for the second run of his campaign in the Catanach's Jewellers Handicap at Caulfield.
Apprentice Keal in gilt-edged city chance Apprentice Nick Keal has a genuine chance to ride his first city winner with two key rides for trainer Kevin Kemp at Eagle Farm.
Bletchingly Stakes return for Cliff's Edge Multiple Group winner Cliff's Edge will kick off his latest campaign in the Bletchingly Stakes on a path to bigger targets during the spring carnival.
Gin Runner a first for young trainer Two-year-old Gin Runner, who runs at Rosehill, continues to be a significant horse for fledgling trainer Edward Cummings.
Qld partnership hopes to rule in 2019-20 The Anderson-Heathcote training partnership hopes to lay a foundation for the new season when Ruling Dynasty races at Eagle Farm.
Robert Thompson to ride Townsville Cup fav Veteran jockey Robert Thompson gets a great chance to add to his outstanding record on Townsville Cup favourite The Harrovian.
Just Hubert takes another Cup step Long-term ambitions for the Melbourne Cup have moved a step closer for English horse Just Hubert, a winner at Sandown.
Nash Rawiller in winning start to comeback Nash Rawiller has landed a double at Kembla Grange at his first meeting back following a 15-month disqualification from racing.
Nugent hoping to clinch apprentices' title While Michael Poy has the Melbourne metropolitan apprentices title wrapped up, Teo Nugent is hoping to hold his lead in the Victorian apprentices premiership.
Patrick Moloney gets Singapore opportunity Having severed ties with Mike Moroney, Patrick Moloney has been granted a short-term licence to ride in Singapore as he rebuilds his career.
Self Sense kicks off bid for Caulfield Cup The Catanach's Jewellers Handicap at Caulfield will launch the spring campaign of Caulfield Cup hopeful Self Sense.
Soft conditions would suit Romancer: Begg Trainer Grahame Begg is hoping for more rain in Melbourne so Romancer will have conditions to suit in a 1400m open handicap at Caulfield.
History beckons for famous Cummings clan Trainers Anthony, Edward and James Cummings will have rival runners in the same race at Rosehill.
Bandipur fitter for Bletchingly challenge Cranbourne trainer Richard Laming has learned a lot about Bandipur who runs for the second time for his stable in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Cradle Mountain poised to go the distance Cradle Mountain will chase his first black-type win in the final stakes race of the Sydney season at Rosehill.
Distance drop to bring out best in Burgess Trainer David Murphy's belief Bel Burgess is better at 1400m will be put under the microscope when the gelding runs at Eagle Farm.
Damian Lane set for return at The Valley Star jockey Damian Lane will make his return to Melbourne racing at the opening city meeting of the new season at The Valley.
Unblinkered Torgersen ready to find form Champion trainer Chris Waller has elected to remove blinkers from Torgersen in an effort to rekindle the gelding's winning form at Eagle Farm.
Forster pair in last hurrah for QTIS bonus Trainer Desleigh Forster's three-year-olds Red Chase and Desert Digby have their last chance to earn QTIS bonus money.
McEvoy, Vorster dominate at Murray Bridge Trainer Tony McEvoy has trained six winners at the opening meeting at the new Murray Bridge track, with jockey Barend Vorster aboard for five of them.
New dad Melham scores victory at Sandown With an extra mouth to feed, Ben Melham has guided Ghodeleine to victory at Sandown before starting a suspension.
Sansom continues on winning way at Sandown A late-season city win at Sandown to in-form two-year-old Samson has trainer Phillip Stokes considering his upcoming options with the improving gelding.
Heinrich makes winning return to Doomben Trainer Gillian Heinrich, who is recovering from cancer, has made a return to the racetrack to see her horse Liability win at Doomben.
Sesar favourite to win Group 3 Bletchingly Group-winning colt Sesar is favourite for the weight-for-age Bletchingly Stakes after connections of Mystic Journey opted against accepting for the star filly.
Nash Rawiller returns to the Sydney scene Comeback jockey Nash Rawiller has picked up a handy book of rides for his return to Sydney racing at Rosehill.
New Tribunal set to hear racing charges Disciplinary charges against racing participants in Victoria are set to be heard by a new board, the Victorian Racing Tribunal.
Tabcorp rejects Racing Qld $11m fee claim Betting giant Tabcorp believes its subsidiary UBET was entitled to withhold an alleged $11 million in fees from Racing Queensland last year.
Cup winner Subzero in fight for his life Subzero has been transferred to the Bendigo Equine Hospital as he battles a kidney problem after overcoming a bout of colic.
Victory Eight set to continue winning run Victory Eight has been the quiet achiever of the winter carnival and gets a deserved chance in open company at Eagle Farm.
Turf personalities to attend Bundaberg Cup The Bundaberg Race Club has again secured some big names in David Hayes and Matt Hill for its Cup meeting.
Meeting to shed light on new racing rule Queensland trainers will ask that there be more clarity with a new rule which means feature race runners must be on track three hours before start time.
Mystic Journey to miss Bletchingly Star filly Mystic Journey's comeback has been delayed with trainer Adam Trinder pulling the pin on the Bletchingly Stakes because of forecast rain.
Apprentice Tahlia Hope out of hospital Apprentice Tahlia Hope has returned home from hospital after being treated for viral meningitis but will continue treatment over the coming weeks.
True Excelsior to resume at Caulfield An 1100m handicap for fillies and mares at Caulfield, rather than the Bletchingly Stakes, is the race of choice for True Excelsior's first-up assignment.
Options in two states for I Am Queen Co-trainer Trent Busuttin has ruled out a Winter Challenge start for Curragh but stablemate I Am Queen could run in another race at the Rosehill meeting.
G1 winners to trial at Wawrick Farm Time To Reign will run in a star-studded heat at the Warwick Farm barrier trials against a host of Group One winners.
Kings Will Dream, Humidor have jump-outs Humidor and Kings Will Dream have continued on the comeback trail from injuries by contesting jump-outs ahead of their planned race returns next month.
Stokes to have strong Sandown chances Talented two-year-old filly Done By Me is one of three last-start winners from the Phillip Stokes stable to run in separate late-season races at Sandown.
Apprentice Sam Weatherley to return to NZ After 15 months riding in Sydney, homesock apprentice Sam Weatherley is to return home to New Zealand.
G1 filly Sea Of Class succumbs to colic Trainer William Haggas has paid a heartfelt tribute to Sea Of Class after the Classic-winning filly succumbed to colic.
Bart working towards a racetrack return A jump-out at Ballarat for new trainer Lindsey Smith will determine how Black Heart Bart is progressing in his bid for a comeback to racing.
SA trainer Mark Minervini to move to NSW Adelaide trainer Mark Minervini will move his base to Newcastle in NSW in search of better opportunities, saying South Australian racing is in decline.
Nicci's Gold to step up again at Rosehill Nicci's Gold will take on a similar field to her last start at Rosehill when she runs in the Listed Winter Challenge.
Scales Of Justice entered for Bletchingly Trainer Lindsey Smith has entered Scales Of Justice for the Bletchingly Stakes with a Ballarat jump-out to determine whether the sprinter starts.
Herne chases homecoming double Eagle Farm trainer Lauren Abbott returns to North Queensland with a chance to win the feature double in Townsville.
Scratching no knock on Pakenham Polytrack Caulfield trainer Colin Little is sure Pakenham can rectify the problem with its Polytrack that resulted in him scratching Peko because of excessive kickback.
Ben Melham suspended in Singapore Jockey Ben Melham has six rides at the midweek meeting at Sandown before he takes a suspension incurred at the Singapore Derby meeting.
Wells wins third Mosstrooper Steeple Classy jumper Wells has won the Mosstrooper Steeple for the third time for trainer Kathryn Durden and jockey Richard Cully.
NZ involvement in Mongolian racing Two New Zealanders have been appointed to senior positions at a new racing venture in the Inner Mongolian capital of Hohhot.
Darmanin excited for Mystic Journey return Jockey Anthony Darmanin says he can't wait to get back aboard star filly Mystic Journey when the Group One winner makes her return to racing.
Prize hike lures Harbour Views to Oaks day Matthew Williams will aim Harbour Views at a rich race restricted to country-trained horses at Flemington while Gailo Chop's target is the Cox Plate.
Withhold returns in style at Newbury Roger Charlton has brought off a training feat with one-time Melbourne Cup favourite Withhold winning the Marsh Cup at Newbury after a nine-month absence.
Steven King launches into training role Former champion jockey Steven King is joining forces with Flemington trainer Steve Richards in the role of assistant trainer.
Qld Stewards strict on new time rule Stewards have cracked down on anyone breaching a new rule to Queensland regarding arrival times for feature races by fining two top stables.
Matt McGillivray outed for Cup ride Queensland Cup-winning jockey Matt McGillivray has been suspended for 11 days for causing interference in the race.
Nothing set in stone for Brutal in spring Doncaster Mile winner Brutal is in the early stages of preparing for his spring return with the stable yet to finalise a campaign for the colt.
Jamie Kah looking forward to Shergar Cup Australian Group One-winning jockey Jamie Kah is excited about the opportunity to compete in England in the upcoming Shergar Cup at Ascot.
Maximum Security wins Haskell Disqualified Kentucky Derby winner Maximum Security has survived an inquiry to claim the Haskell Invitational in New Jersey.
Toby Edmonds to start partnership with son Leading Queensland trainer Toby Edmonds plans to start a training partnership with his son Trent in the new season.
Star not for catching in Irish Oaks Frankie Dettori has led all the way on the John Gosden-trained Star Catcher to win his fifth Irish Oaks at the Curragh.
Silvera wins Tatt's Mile, set for Sydney Much-travelled gelding Silvera is set to campaign in Sydney after winning the Tattersall's Mile at Eagle Farm.
Prezado back in form with Flemington win A clean beginning has allowed Prezado to race closer and return to winning form in the Stable Recognition Handicap at Flemington.
Smart edges out Notation for Randwick win The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Smartedge has backed up a Brisbane win with victory at Randwick, edging out Notation by the barest of margins.
Healing Hands banned after bleeding attack Healing Hands has been found to have an excuse for his Highway Handicap failure, with trainer Gayna Williams reporting she discovered he had bled.
McGillivray's ride steals Queensland Cup In-form jockey Matt McGillivray has produced a clever ride to win the $200,000 Queensland Cup on Azuro at Eagle Farm.
Spring stardom beckons for Haut Brion Her Haut Brion Her has announced herself as a spring carnival contender with her third successive win from four starts.
Huntly Castle to be put on Vic Derby path Huntly Castle has secured a Victoria Derby ballot exemption with a win in the Byerley Handicap and the colt will now be put on a path towards the Classic race.
Spring plans revealed for Lord Belvedere Victory in the Harry White Handicap at Flemington, the second for the imported stayer in Australia, has opened up spring options for Lord Belvedere.
Brisbane partnership continues winning way The Chris Anderson-Robert Heathcote training partnership has scored its 26th winner since May when Our Mantra won at Eagle Farm.
Sirius Suspect a welcome tonic for Hasan Saab Hasan has returned to winners' circle with the victory of Sirius Suspect in the Flemington Event Staff Handicap.
Excellent Proposal makes it two from two Excellent Proposal has overcome difficulties at the start to beat his fellow two-year-olds at Randwick for trainers Richard and Michael Freedman.
Star Of Michelin lives up to family name Two-year-old Star Of Michelin lived up to his impeccable bloodlines when he won at Eagle Farm.
McDougall guides Carzoff to Flemington win Apprentice Blaike McDougall has combined with Wyong Gold Cup and Newcastle Cup winner Carzoff for a victory at Flemington.
Waller keeps the Brisbane winners coming Champion trainer Chris Waller edged closer to 50 metropolitan winners in Queensland when Sparky Lad won at Eagle Farm.
Iridessa to prove stamina in Irish Oaks Trainer Joseph O'Brien admits there is a question over Iridessa's stamina but believes she will stand up to the test in the Irish Oaks at the Curragh.
Kiamichi second in Rosehill barrier trial Golden Slipper winner Kiamichi has led home the Godolphin contingent when second in a star-studded Rosehill barrier trial.
Conditions fit Birchley-trained gelding Trainer Liam Birchley hopes Fit For Purpose finally gets the right conditions at Eagle Farm after a disrupted winter campaign.
Back in form Rocket after Flemington win Rocket Tommy will be chasing a 10th career victory when he lines up on the straight course at Flemington.
Notation to mark up against the males Flying filly Notation will head to Randwick in search of her fourth successive win and third for new trainer Matthew Dale.
Rise in distance to suit Loresho: Williams Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams is expecting the rise in distance to 2500m at Flemington to suit comeback stayer Loresho.
Pelethronius chasing back-to-back wins Having posted an overdue victory, Pelethronius will be out to keep his winning momentum rolling when he heads to Randwick.
Werribee to open early for spring carnival With the spring carnival approaching, the Werribee quarantine centre will open early to cater for an extra international flight.
Trainer Tony Gollan chases a rare double Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is hoping he can get a double with three-quarter brothers Silvera and High Wind at Eagle Farm.
Second Bullet within reach of milestone The Danny O'Brien-trained eight-year-old gelding Second Bullet can edge past the $1 million prize money milestone with a win at Flemington.
Byrne gets rare ride for Waller in Cup Noted rider of staying races at Eagle Farm, Jim Byrne has a rare ride for trainer Chris Waller in the Listed Queensland Cup.
Doyle delighted to ride Crystal Ocean James Doyle will ride Crystal Ocean in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot with Frankie Dettori to stick with Enable.
Attorney to stay home in Sydney Trainer Matt Smith has decided Sydney is the best option for Attorney after also accepting with him for a race in Brisbane.
My Pendant ready for Flemington return Trainer Danny O'Brien believes talented filly My Pendant is forward enough to make her presence felt first-up at Flemington.
Forster two-year-olds to clash again Trainer Desleigh Forster is keen to see how her two- year-olds Kim Alicia and Secundus perform over 1500m at Eagle Farm.
Howlowcanyougo shooting for four straight After failing a veterinary test to race in Hong Kong, Howlowcanyougo will be attempting to extend his winning sequence at Flemington.
Balf's Choice chasing another 1600m win Much travelled Balf's Choice will be chasing his eighth win at 1600m in the Listed Tattersall's Mile at Eagle Farm.
Elton on song for final campaign run Sir Elton will be striving to maintain his unblemished record when he winds up a successful preparation at Randwick.
El Questro still on the way up: Sheehan After a close second at Flemington at her most recent start, in-form El Questro heads back to the track with the chance to go one better.
Presently goes one more time at Flemington Trainer Ken Keys will give maiden galloper Presently the opportunity over a distance when the filly contests the Byerley Handicap at Flemington.
Travistee could earn NZ trip via Qld Cup Trainer Paul Jenkins has a trip to New Zealand in the back of his mind for Travistee if she races well in the Queensland Cup at Eagle Farm.
Payne pair an exercise in patience War Baron has been posted at double-figure odds but trainer David Payne believes the youngster can put himself in the finish at Randwick.
Schillaci Stakes now in Hayes' thoughts With a spot in The Everest on offer to the winner of the Schillaci Stakes, champion trainer David Hayes says it is a great incentive.
Steve Tregea to monitor Tatt's Mile pair Trainer Steve Tregea is monitoring Bergerac and Prioritise before backing them up in the Tatt's Mile at Eagle Farm.
Baylee Nothdurft closes in on junior title Baylee Nothdurft has a strong book of rides at Eagle Farm where he can wrap up his first apprentices title.
Maximum Security heads Haskell field Maximum Security heads the seven-horse field for the Haskell Invitational, his second start since being disqualified as the Kentucky Derby winner.
Derby winner Masar retired to stud Trainer Charlie Appleby has paid tribute to Masar after confirming the retirement of last year's Derby winner.
Extended trip to suit Huntly Castle: Hayes After breaking his maiden over 1600m at Bendigo, Huntly Castle is among the favourites to win the Byerley Handicap over 1800m at Flemington.
Enticing Star claims Waller's Everest slot Former Perth mare Enticing Star has been confirmed as the slot runner for trainer Chris Waller in The Everest.
Well-bred 2YO Paris wins Cranbourne maiden Two-year-old filly Paris, a half-sister to Group One winner English, has become the latest juvenile from the Anthony Freedman stable to win this season.
Misery gets deserved win at Sunshine Coast Consistent Misery has made the most of the absence of track specialist Tarzan to score an overdue win at the Sunshine Coast.
Jade Darose chases another Flemington win Parwan Prince provided Jade Darose with an historic victory at Flemington over 1000m with the pair returning to the course and distance chasing another win.
Eagle Farm return boosts winter carnival The return of racing at Eagle Farm has helped boost turnover and crowds for the Queensland winter carnival.
Baster back in saddle after Ninja Warrior After taking up the challenge of appearing on the television program Ninja Warrior, jockey Stephen Baster is back in the saddle chasing victory on horseback.
Jamie Kah to ride in Shergar Cup at Ascot Australian jockey Jamie Kah has been announced as one of the riders set to compete in the Shergar Cup at Ascot in England.
Injury-plagued import out to revive career After a promising start to his career in South Africa, King's Bay has had a long and troubled journey to get back to the races at Randwick.
Gold Ambition chasing belated stakes win Gold Ambition, who was once placed in a Group One race, gets another chance at stakes company at Eagle Farm.
New early spring Flemington race for 2YOs The Victoria Racing Club has introduced a new early season race for two-year-olds at Flemington over 900m.
Ex-mayor's breeding dream receives a boost Former Brisbane Lord Mayor Graham Quirk has always wanted to breed a top-class horse and his two-year-old Spurious is taking steps towards that goal.
Lindsey Smith pair to chase bigger targets A Ballarat synthetic track double for Lindsey Smith might be the launching pad for a spring campaign for Olympic Oath and Saone.
Tasmanian filly set for Flemington outing Shady Hustle, a winner of four of her six starts in Tasmania, is set to make her mainland debut for a new stable at Flemington.
Mark Newnham follows proven path with 2YO Mark Newnham is on an end-of-season surge with his two-year-olds that has helped him move into the top 10 on the Sydney trainers' premiership.
Nash Rawiller to resume at Kembla Grange Comeback jockey Nash Rawiller is to reignite his career in NSW, starting with a low-key return at Kembla Grange after a 15-month disqualification.
Schillaci Stakes winner gains Everest slot The winner of the Schillaci Stakes will gain a start in The Everest after a slot deal between the Melbourne Racing Club and the Australian Turf Club.
Slow recovery for Tahlia Hope in hospital Tahlia Hope remains in hospital recovering from viral meningitis after falling ill while riding in Mornington barrier trials.
Godolphin win Everest slot tender Global racing giant Godolphin has won the tender for the vacant slot in the $14 million Everest while the Melbourne Racing Club has also joined the party.
Ljungberg could chase another Randwick win Trainer Ron Quinton has nominated last-start Randwick winner Ljungberg for another benchmark race on his home track.
Melody Belle pleases in barrier trial NZ champion Melody Belle and stablemate Te Akau Shark have put in pleasing barrier trials at Te Rapa ahead of their spring campaigns.
Agonising defeat for Marmelo in France Hughie Morrison has been left disappointed as Marmelo narrowly failed to win back-to-back editions of the Prix Maurice de Nieuil at ParisLongchamp.
Marndarra to run in Byerley at Flemington Last-start Adelaide winner Marndarra will make her Melbourne debut in the Byerley Handicap in a race in which she could earn a VRC Oaks ballot exemption.
Aussie jockeys to ride in Singapore Derby Australian-based jockeys William Pike, Tommy Berry, Ben Melham and Glen Boss have been booked for rides in the Group One Singapore Derby.
Trainer Bruce Purcell remains critical Australian Trainers' Association president Robbie Griffiths says veteran trainer Bruce Purcell remains in a critical condition in a Melbourne hospital.
Trainer Ben Currie has racing ban reduced Trainer Ben Currie has had his sentence reduced on various racing charges but will be back in court on a criminal charge.
Purton ends Hong Kong season with 168 wins Zac Purton has claimed his third Hong Kong jockeys' premiership and finished two wins shy of Joao Moreira's record number of winners in a season.
Group One target for Begood Toya Mother Trainer Daniel Bowman plans to start Begood Toya Mother's next campaign in the Regal Roller Stakes as the first step towards the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Golden Eagle plans for Buffalo River Up-and-coming galloper Buffalo River is having three weeks in the paddock before returning to work with a view to getting to the Golden Eagle.
50 winners might be out of reach for Dolan A careless riding suspension is likely to cost leading Sydney apprentice Robbie Dolan a half century of winners.
Top southern stayers for Queensland Cup The Ciaron Maher-David Eustace training partnership is set to run two stayers, Azuro and Yogi, in the Queensland Cup.
O'Shea filly looking Pretty for spring A new race on the calendar will be among the options for the John O'Shea-trained stakes winner Pretty In Pink this spring.
Pippie could be next Queensland star Runaway Doomben winner Pippie could prove to be the next star to emerge from the late Brisbane winter carnival.
Tregea faces difficult decisions Trainer Steve Tregea will have to decide whether to return south or head north with Bergerac and Niccanova who have both raced well in Mackay.
Zoe White In successful return Former star apprentice Zoe White has made a successful return to race riding after recovering from injury.
July Cup winner Ten Sovereigns Everest mix Ten Sovereigns will be considered as a prospect for Coolmore in the $14 million Everest in Sydney after his win in the July Cup at Newmarket.
No luck for Lloyd on last day of riding Jeff Lloyd has had no luck on his last day as a jockey at Doomben, failing to ride a winner.
Oak Door returns to win G3 Monash Stakes Ben Melham has guided the John Sadler-trained Oak Door to win in the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes in his first start for nine months.
Eckstein adds Winter Stakes win to record Classy mare Eckstein has added a Listed win to her record for her new owners ahead of her retirement to the breeding barn where she will be served by Justify.
Snitch drops in class for Doomben success Quirky gelding Snitch appreciated a drop back from stake class to record his first win for trainer Tony Gollan who predicts a big summer for the gelding.
Travimyfriend lands first Australian win The Rachal Frost-trained Travimyfriend has claimed his first Australian win since arriving from New Zealand last year, taking out an open handicap at Caulfield.
Ex-Perth mare scores first Sydney victory Former West Australian mare Agent Pippa has made an impressive eastern states' debut with victory at Rosehill.
Turn The Tide wins weather-delayed race Turn The Tide has brought up a winning double on the program for trainer Cindy Alderson in a race at Caulfield which had to be delayed because of the weather.
Sydney trip on the cards for Dunn filly Trainer Matt Dunn will consider taking Karaja to Sydney after the filly won at Doomben.
Different tactics work for Another Dollar A plan to use new tactics of leading on Another Dollar has paid off with her all-the-way win at Doomben.
Spend gets the cash on debut at Rosehill High-priced colt Spend has given favourite backers a few concerns on debut but has got the job done at Rosehill..
Star Surprise confirms early spring plans Mike Moroney will press on into early spring with Star Surprise after the lightly raced gelding lived up to his trainer's expectations with a win at Caulfield.
Nothdurft a step closer to Brisbane title Baylee Nothdurft's win on Smokey Diamond at Doomben has set him up to win the metropolitan apprentices' title after only seven months of riding in the city.
Edmonds set to rejuvenate Lady Horseowner Trainer Toby Edmonds' ability with horses formerly trained in the southern states will get another test with Lady Horseowner at Doomben.
Bell has confidence in apprentice Poy Trainer Mick Bell believes Jungle Edge has plenty in his favour in the Sir John Monash Stakes and is happy to have apprentice Michael Poy aboard.
Jeff Lloyd's career at a glance Retiring jockey Jeff Lloyd's career has been outstanding by any criteria.
Lloyd's records will stand for decades Jockey Jeff Lloyd, who will ride his last race at Doomben, will leave records that could take decades to better.
Stats favour Tipperary in Winter Stakes Joe Pride's Rosehill team will include a horse who has proven his stakes credentials and another hoping to make a case for his.
Bowman happy to press on with Golden Halo Trainer Daniel Bowman is hoping Golden Halo can snare a late-season city win at Caulfield on the back of her last-start stakes placing at Flemington.
Tahlia Hope responding to treatment Apprentice jockey Tahlia Hope is responding to treatment for viral meningitis and has been moved from ICU at Frankston Hospital in Victoria.
Ef Troop at crossroads in his career Classy three-year-old Ef Troop will be the master of his own destiny when he runs on his pet track at Doomben.
Wide draw a tough task for two-year-old Trainer John O'Shea expected to head to Rosehill with two strong chances but an outside barrier draw for one has dented his confidence.
Ziemba to thrive in blinkers The Anderson/Heathcote training partnership has good reason to believe unbeaten Ziemba will thrive in blinkers for the first time.
Communique shines as Masar flops Communique has continued his love affair with Newmarket to win the Princess of Wales's Stakes, with Derby winner Masar last of the six runners.
New Zealand stayer wins Listed Grafton Cup Sacred Day has given New Zealand trainer Tony Pike another Australian feature race win after claiming the Listed Grafton Cup.
Banned Currie's racing charges put on hold Stewards have agreed to adjourn some of the remaining charges against trainer Ben Currie until after criminal matters against him are resolved.
Mott upbeat Can't Be Done can win again The Danny O'Brien-trained Can't Be Done has two wins from three starts and jockey Jamie Mott believes the gelding is set to perform strongly again at Caulfield.
Tregea wants rain to stay away in Mackay After rain ruined his plans in Rockhampton Cup week, trainer Steve Tregea wants dry weather for the Mackay Cup.
In-form McGillivray to bid for top spot Matt McGillivray is building a case to replace the retiring Jeff Lloyd as Queensland's top jockey.
Monash Stakes return for Crack The Code Group-winning filly Crack The Code will be out to upstage her older rivals when she runs first-up in the weight-for-age Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Jason Coyle splits promising stablemates Trainer Jason Coyle will consider another shot at stakes grade with River Bird if she can extend her winning sequence at Rosehill.
Tisani ready to continue on a Magic run Trainer Kevin Kemp is confident iron-horse Tisani Magic can prove up to open company at his 16th this campaign.
Chill The Beer ready to step up at Doomben Stuart Kendrick has had 14 individual two-year-old winners this season, including Chill The Beer who runs at Doomben.
Winter Stakes a spring start for Stampede Tulloch Lodge has set its sights on a Group One goal for Stampede ahead of his return to racing in a Listed sprint at Rosehill.
Leading jockeys to compete for cash prize The leading jockey at each of five feature meetings during the Melbourne spring carnival will also receive a cash prize, Racing Victoria has announced.
Prize money boosts for Vic spring races A number of prize money increases and bonuses have been announced for the Victorian spring racing carnival.
Havasay claims back-to-back Ramornie Hcps Havasay has again saved his best for Grafton's feature carnival, returning to form to post consecutive wins in the Ramornie Handicap.
Two-state double for trainer Toby Edmonds Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds had a two-state double within five minutes when Churning won at Doomben and Havasay scored at Grafton.
Poy in gilt-edged chance for Group 3 win Michael Poy is unbeaten from two rides on Jungle Edge and the apprentice hopes to add a Group race win on the gelding in the Sir John Monash Stakes.
Excess Funds impresses in Sandown return Trainer Levi Kavanagh is hopeful promising colt Excess Funds will keep stepping up after an encouraging first-up win at Sandown.
Parmie breaks through in Sandown victory. Co-trainer Simon Zahra says Parmie is still a work in progress but believes the filly, who has registered her first win, is an exciting prospect.
Boss cameo a forerunner to spring plans Glen Boss will make a cameo appearance at the Winter Stakes meeting at Rosehill ahead of a three-month carnival stint in Sydney.
Trainers show support for retiring Lloyd Jeff Lloyd has received support from a cross section of trainers who have been his greatest backers for his last day of riding.
Visibility concern forces Caulfield change The Caulfield race meeting featuring the Sir John Monash Stakes will begin and finish earlier than first scheduled, Racing Victoria has announced.
Deagon races hoping for community support Organisers of the annual Deagon race meeting are hoping for support from the local community and racing industry for their rescheduled day.
Another Dollar to cash in on strong form Another Dollar has never won at Doomben but she has strong form lines at the track for the Membership at BRC Handicap.
Spring plans for maiden winner Conqueror Well-bred colt Conqueror is likely to be aimed towards better class races for three-year-olds in the new season after a dominant win in a maiden at Pakenham.
Ron Maund fined for assaulting stewards Group One-winning trainer Ron Maund has been fined $2000 with no conviction recorded after pleading guilty to assaulting two Queensland integrity officers.
Monash Stakes option for Malibu Style Malibu Style has come through his Flemington win well with trainer Neville Parnham considering backing the sprinter up in the Sir John Monash Stakes.
Moccasin Miss to shed nickname at Rosehill Trainer Gary Portelli is looking to Moccasin Miss to break the pattern of a long run of minor placings with a win at Rosehill.
Mystic Journey wins Devonport trial Group One-winning filly Mystic Journey has won an 800m-barrier trial at Devonport in preparation for her return to racing for a campaign aimed at the Cox Plate.
Sandown return for 2yo Excess Funds After finishing fourth on debut in the Listed Talindert Stakes, two-year-old colt Excess Funds resumes from a spell chasing a first win at Sandown.
Near record entries for Golden Slipper The Australian Turf Club has received its second-highest number of nominations for the Golden Slipper.
Mystic Journey set to trial at Devonport Cox Plate favourite Mystic Journey will continue her build-up towards her return to racing in an 800m barrier trial at Devonport.
Sydney a consideration for John Moore With John Moore expected to have to retire from the Hong Kong training ranks after next season, he has indicated a move to Sydney could be a possibility.
Portelli to have two Winter Stakes runners Gary Portelli is looking for improved performances from his Winter Stakes runners, Nicci's Gold and Testashadow, after the Civic Stakes.
Hard Empire on target to run in WFA Monash Adelaide sprinter Hard Empire is scheduled to make the trip to Melbourne for his next assignment in the weight-for-age Sir John Monash Stakes.
Purton edges closer to HK season record With two meetings remaining, Zac Purton has moved to within six wins of Joao Moreira's season record for a jockey in Hong Kong.
Guy debating Grafton Cup run The chance to get black-type could mean talented staying mare Protest heads to the Grafton Cup rather than Doomben.
Deagon to get major training centre The Deagon racetrack in Brisbane's northern seaside is set to house a major training and education centre.
Colic ends career of Sea Of Class Sea Of Class has had her racing career ended by a serious bout of colic.
Fidelia to be aimed at G1 race in spring The Group One Empire Rose Stakes will be the ultimate aim for the promising Robbie Griffiths-trained Fidelia this spring.
Melham building towards spring carnival Star jockey Ben Melham has notched his first winner since his return from a three-month injury lay-off, guiding Not A Single Cent to victory at Flemington.
Lloyd after one last impressive statistic Jockey Jeff Lloyd can bring up his 400th metropolitan winner since returning from a stroke and before he retires for the final time.
Cumani thinks Future is bright for stayer Trainer Matt Cumani hopes Future Score can keep improving after the imported stayer finished strongly to win the Banjo Paterson Series Final at Flemington.
Chris Munce in two-pronged Ramornie attack Chris Munce is aiming to train another feature race winner for owner Max Whitby with Snoopy and Smartypy to tackle the Ramornie Handicap at Grafton.
Dalasan on path towards Guineas in spring Leon Macdonald is looking to lightly raced Dalasan to measure up to some of the feature races for three-year-olds during the Melbourne spring carnival.
Silvera to miss rest of bonus series Rockhampton Cup winner Silvera will miss the rest of the northern carnival and return to Brisbane to chase the Tattersall's Mile.
McCririck's widow says he had lung cancer Horse racing pundit John McCririck has died after suffering from lung cancer, his widow has said.
Equine Queen Enable triumphant at Sandown Rousing receptions are saved for best - and those at Sandown have given superstar Enable a welcome fit for a queen following her victory in the Coral-Eclipse.
Reykjavik wins Winter Championship Final The Lindsey Smith-trained Reykjavik has won the Listed Winter Championship Series Final at Flemington which also gave jockey Linda Meech a stakes race double.
Newnham filly Salutes at Randwick Well bred filly Invictus Salute has rounded out a consistent campaign with a fighting win at Randwick.
Parnhams combine in Flemington Listed win Consistent sprinter Malibu Style has taken out the All Victorian Sprint Series Final at Flemington, beating favourite Milwaukee in the Listed race.
Poor visibility forces Doomben to cut last The last race at Doomben has been abandoned with jockeys complaining visibility was too poor to race.
New Horizons lives up to his breeding New Horizons has become the first of superstar Frankel's offspring to win a Saturday metropolitan race in Brisbane with a strong performance at Doomben.
Fabulanski to target G1 Victoria Derby Trainer Robbie Laing will aim Fabulanski at the 2500m Derby for three-year-olds at Flemington after victory in the Taj Rossi Series Final at the same track.
Buffalo River stays unbeaten in Australia After convincing wins at Ballarat and Sandown, import Buffalo River has claimed the Silver Bowl Series Final for three-year-olds at Flemington.
Handsome Thief back to his best Former stakes performer Handsome Thief as returned to his best form with a fast finishing win at Doomben.
Bowman wins first ride back Top jockey Hugh Bowman has wasted no time returning to the winner's circle with victory aboard Sir Elton at his first ride back.
Littlefield gets first city win as trainer Trainer Charlotte Littlefield has celebrated her first city win, with Miss Mandito racing to victory at Flemington in the Leilani Series Final for mares.
Forster not surprised by Kim Alicia win Trainer Desleigh Forster was far from surprised when Kim Alicia scored an upset win in the Madam Wu Two Year Old at Doomben.
Youngster has World at his feet Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott will look to raise the bar for Rule The World after another impressive performance at Randwick.
Costa eyes stakes move for Gold Ambition Trainer Michael Costa hopes Gold Ambition can step up to stakes company after winning at Doomben.
Moonlight could shine in Taj Rossi Final Trainer Mitchell Freedman will give untapped filly Moonlight Maid a crack at the Taj Rossi Series Final at her second start after a maiden win at Geelong.
Bowman jumps on-board unbeaten Sir Elton Promising three-year-old Sir Elton will put his unbeaten record on the line when he makes his metropolitan debut at Randwick.
Roman Wolf to show some bite at Randwick Two-year-old Roman Wolf will have race fitness on his side when he takes on a smart field of youngsters at Randwick.
Williams could add more Finals Day winners Winter Championship Series Final favourite Waging War will form part of a strong book of rides for star jockey Craig Williams at Flemington.
Halvorsen out to upstage older rivals Three-year-old gelding Halvorsen will be out to upstage his older rivals when he runs in the Listed All Victorian Sprint Series Final at Flemington on Saturday.
Unfinished business for Tregea in Cup Trainer Steve Tregea is hoping he has better luck in the Rockhampton Cup this year than he had last year at the central Queensland carnival.
Quirk new RQ board member Former Brisbane Lord Mayor Graham Quirk has been appointed to the Racing Queensland board but not before debate in state government circles.
Relaxed Realing ready to run at Doomben Trainer Desleigh Forster is hoping a relaxed preparation can help Realing regain his best form when he runs for her for the first time on Saturday.
Bayliss brings weight relief to Shogun Sun Apprentice Corey Bayliss will claim 2kg on Shogun Sun as he tackles 1600 metres for the second time in his career at Doomben.
Midweek ploy pays off for new racing team The new Anderson Heathcote training partnership is reaping the benefit of bringing horses through from the midweeks to Saturday racing.
Whypeeo after morale-boosting Doomben win Trainer Toby Edmonds is hoping speedy galloper Whypeeo can regain confidence by winning at Doomben.
Victorian to Blaze in Sydney debut Victorian trainer Tony Noonan and his jockey son Jake will make a rare trip to Sydney to team up with last-start winner Raven's Blaze at Randwick.
Howlett lays Siege to Highway at Randwick Bought to target races for NSW country-trained horses, former Victorian Siege Mentality will get a chance to do just that in the Highway Handicap.
Bowman returns for post-Winx era Champion jockey Hugh Bowman returns to racing at Randwick on Saturday after a two-month break following Winx's retirement.
Luke Tarrant to boost Plumaro's chances Trainer Kevin Kemp hopes his run of luck with jockey Luke Tarrant can continue with Plumaro at Doomben.
Boss to weave magic at Doomben Trainer Tony Sears hopes jockey Glen Boss was correct in predicting two year old Magic Trick is ready to win over 1350m at Doomben on Saturday.
Milwaukee after another straight-track win Milwaukee will be out to make it five wins from six attempts in straight-track races at Flemington when the gelding runs in the Victorian Sprint Series Final.
Knight Mariner to continue Gollan's run Trainer Tony Gollan is hoping staying-bred Knight Mariner can continue his good run with two-year-olds at Doomben.
Collectable can bounce back at Flemington Trainer Robbie Griffiths believes Collectable has the class to figure in the Rivette Series Final after failing on a heavy track last start at Sandown.
RQ restructures apprentice claims Racing Queensland has restructured rules about apprentice claims with the aim to help young riders.
Irish import Dabiyr wins at Sandown Lightly raced import Dabiyr has shown some of his staying potential with a city win at Sandown at his second Australian start.
Moroney with strong hand at Flemington Trainer Mike Moroney is set to have strong chances in three races on Flemington Finals Day including two runners in the Winter Championship Series Final.
Heathcote has fun with mare's offspring Stakes-winning mare Funtantes has produced a promising horse in Ziemba who is her first foal to race and carry on the tradition of of her dam Cantantes.
Baker hoping Rocks turns up diamonds Bjorn Baker will saddle up three horses at Randwick but only two of them will be from his stable.
Partridge new Brisbane Racing Club boss The Brisbane Racing Club has reverted to a chief executive with a racing background by appointing former ATC staffer Tony Partridge to replace David Whimpey.
American In Paris suited by 2500m: Wilde Trainer Symon Wilde is looking forward to getting three-year-old stayer American In Paris back up to 2500m in the Mahogany Challenge Final at Flemington.
Rain to help Button runners at Rockhampton The forecast for rain has boosted Rockhampton trainer Tom Button's chances to take out his local feature double with Peacock and Astoria.
Meagher stable set for divine result In-form Divine Dice will meet a weaker than usual Doomben Open Handicap field with several regular rivals heading to the northern carnivals.
Trainer fined for Methocarbamol positive Queensland trainer Peter Fleming has been fined $3000 for Text Book returning a positive swab to a pain killer administered to stop her tying up.
Kerrin McEvoy to ride in Coral-Eclipse Kerrin McEvoy will ride the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Regal Reality against Enable in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Gelagotis runner returns elevated TCO2 The Peter Gelagotis-trained Strong Influence has returned a TCO2 reading above the allowed level in a pre-race sample, with stewards continuing investigations.
Rubisaki on target for Listed 1600m race Two-year-old filly Rubisaki will be out to back up an impressive last-start win at Flemington when she returns to the same track for the Taj Rossi Series Final.
Australian targets for Gobstopper New Zealand trainer Andrew Campbell has targets in Australia for Gobstopper, over jumps and on the flat.
Trainer Lindsey Smith gets Ballarat double Our Wind Spirit and Seven Castles have brought up a winning double for Lindsey Smith at Ballarat, giving the trainer his first wins from his Warrnambool stable.
Newnham to keep momentum up at Randwick Mark Newnham takes a team to Randwick where he can consolidate his top 10 position in the Sydney trainers' premiership..
Indiscretion chasing first win at Sandown The Phillip Stokes-trained Indiscretion will be out to go one better at Sandown after running home strongly for second on debut.
New bet type - odds and evens The TAB has introduced a new bet type, Odds and Evens, aimed at attracting younger punters with the revenue to fund the $7/5 million Golden Eagle.
Mallyon gets one day shaved off suspension Andrew Mallyon has had a 10-meeting careless riding suspension reduced to nine on appeal, meaning he will only miss two metropolitan fixtures.
Further boosts for NSW country racing Feature country Cup meetings in NSW have been boosted by substantial prize money injections.
Enable headlines Eclipse Stakes entries Enable could face a couple of Royal Ascot winners as she makes her eagerly awaited return to action in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Rivette Final likely for Shamal Lass Shamal Lass has been nominated for two races at Flemington with trainer Symon Wilde saying the Rivette Series Final for fillies is the most likely option.
Romancer set for Winter Championship Final After winning a recent heat of the Winter Championship Series, the Grahame Begg-trained Romancer will head back to Flemington to try to win the Final.
Katrina Alexander to return to training Sydney Cup-winning trainer Katrina Alexander is to return to racing in New Zealand with a stable at Matamata.
Costello to begin campaign at Randwick Trainer David Payne will soon farewell dual Group One winner Ace High as he heads to stud and is looking to the future with horses such as Costello.
Breeding barn beckons for Galaxy Star Group One Railway Stakes-winning mare Galaxy Star will head to the breeding barn having won 13 of her 19 starts.
Mallyon appeals severity of 10-meeting ban Andrew Mallyon has lodged an appeal against the severity of a 10-meeting careless riding suspension incurred at Caulfield.
Kenedna's main spring targets remain open Kenedna's lead-up races in the spring could determine whether the dual Group One winner targets the Caulfield Cup or the Cox Plate.
Marmelo unplaced in French Group One Melbourne Cup runner-up Marmelo has finished unplaced in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud won by the John Gosden-trained Coronet.
Buckhurst wins at the Curragh for Williams The Lloyd Williams-owned Buckhurst has returned to winning form with a stylish performance in the Group Three International Stakes at the Curragh.
Alysha Collett rides winner after injury Alysha Collett has ridden her first winner in New Zealand since suffering serious injuries in a fall in Singapore.
NSW dominates Queensland winter carnival NSW-trained horses have again dominated the Queensland winter carnival although it was a better year for the locals.
McEvoy two-year-olds set for Listed race After a last-start second over 1400m at Flemington, The Astrologist is pressing on to the Taj Rossi Series Final and will be joined by stablemate Night Passage.
Shogun Sun to again tackle a mile The unlucky Shogun Sun will have his second attempt at 1600m at Doomben instead of heading to the Rockhampton carnival.
Queensland Cup next for Azuro Azuro will be given the chance to add to his 3200m-record when he runs in the Queensland Cup after his Stayers Cup win.
Upgrade push for Sunshine Coast Guineas The Sunshine Coast Turf Club believes its Guineas deserves to be upgraded to a Group Two level.
RQ to follow disqualified persons rule Racing Queensland is likely to follow Victoria and introduce a rule preventing disqualified persons from winning premierships.
Sovereign causes Irish Derby upset Outsider Sovereign has caused an upset as the least favoured of trainer Aidan O'Brien's runners in the Irish Derby.
Blast helps McGillivray win Glasshouse Jockey Matt McGillivray responded to a pre race blast from trainer Les Ross to win the Glasshouse Handicap on River Racer on Saturday.
Elite Drake gets second win in a week The Alisa Hinch-trained Elite Drake has backed up from a win at Bendigo six days ago to claim a Saturday city win at Caulfield in wet conditions.
Soft track helps Igraine win Caloundra Cup The return to a soft track has helped Igraine regain top form with a win in the Listed Caloundra Cup on Saturday.
Gaulois adds to Rachel King's record Rachel King has combined with Godolphin for another feature win, this time aboard Gaulois in the Listed Civic Stakes at Rosehill.
Baccarat Baby too tough in Guineas Filly Baccarat Baby has overcome a tough run in the middle stages to win the Group Three Sunshine Guineas on Saturday.
More magic for Tisani in sprinters final Iron horse Tisani Magic has won the $125,000 Provincial Sprinters Final at his 15th start for his campaign at the Sunshine Coast.
Last-to-first Caulfield win for Voila Despite being slowly away, the Chris Waller-trained filly Voila has sprinted to victory in an 1100m race against her own age and sex at Caulfield.
Smart Elissim bounces back to winning form Three-year-old Smart Elissim has claimed his first win since August last year with a convincing victory over 1400m on soft ground at Caulfield.
Tarzan defends Sunshine Coast sprint title Tarzan has defended his title as the best short course sprinter at the Sunshine Coast by easily winning the Open Handicap (1000m) on Saturday.
Boss and Sears turn back the clock Jockey Glen Boss and trainer Tony Sears turned the clock back three decades when Raging Pole won at the Sunshine Coast on Saturday.
Mick Tubman charged with possessing EPO Veteran Kembla Grange trainer Michael Tubman has been stood down after being charged with possessing EPO.
King Of Hastings impresses at Caulfield King Of Hastings has pressed his claims for a spring campaign after making it two wins from three starts with a strong victory in town at Caulfield.
Twilight in zone in Curragh Cup Twilight Payment has dug deep to beat Latrobe in the Curragh Cup to come into Melbourne Cup calculations.
Robbie Dolan edging towards half century Leading Sydney apprentice Robbie Dolan has a strong book of rides at Rosehill as he moves closer to 50 winners for the season.
Chances in two states for Kris Lees Early betting has Big Duke a clear Caloundra Cup favourite but his trainer can't separate the Brisbane Cup placegetter and stablemate Saunter Boy.
Kendrick finds key to Tarzan Trainer Stuart Kendrick believes he has finally found the key to Tarzan who races for his ninth win over the Sunshine Coast 1000 metres.
Bob Frappell resigns over Currie decision Toowoomba Turf Club committeeman Bob Frappell has resigned after members voted to allow Mark Currie to continue to train at the track.
Williams with strong chances at Caulfield Reigning champion Craig Williams will be out to extend his lead in this season's Melbourne premiership with a strong book of rides at Caulfield.
Conditions key to Coyle's Civic chances Trainer Jason Coyle is set to have two runners in the feature race at Rosehill but a promising filly in a support race might be his best chance.
Form right for Platinum Angel Tough mare Platinum Angel has a strong form line leading into the Listed Glasshouse Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Weir ruled ineligible for Vic premierships Racing Victoria has announced eligibility criteria for its racing awards, ruling disqualified trainer Darren Weir out of the season's premierships.
Breeders' Cup to stay at Santa Anita The showcase Breeders' Cup meeting is to remain at Santa Anita despite controversy over horse deaths at the Southern California track.
Morrissy steps up in distance at Caulfield Three-year-old Morrissy will be out to make it three wins from his past four starts when he steps up to 1400m for the first time at Caulfield.
King Of Hastings could press spring claims King Of Hastings will be out to add to the Anthony Freedman stable's two-year-old city winners this season when he runs at Caulfield.
Wet to suit Niccanova in Glasshouse Hcp Heavy rain on the Sunshine Coast is a boost for noted mudlark Niccanova in the Listed Glasshouse Handicap.
Everest slot put up for tender Racing NSW has opened a tender process for the vacant slot in The Everest formerly owned by Damion Flower's Jadeskye Racing.
Wife of disqualified trainer set to train The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has ordered Dierdre Hope, wife of disqualified trainer Shannon Hope, be granted a restricted trainer's licence.
Collett sets his sights on Gold As the latest member of the Group One jockey ranks, Jason Collett heads into the Civic Stakes program at Rosehill high on confidence.
Big Caloundra track suits Terra Sancta The return to racing on her favourite Australian track is expected to help New Zealand mare Terra Sancta get back to her best in the Caloundra Cup.
RV sets new track preparation guidelines Racing Victoria has updated its guidelines for the preparation of race surfaces to come into effect from the start of the new season.
Blue Comet to make mockery of big odds Consistent gelding Blue Comet is an outsider in the Sunshine Coast Guineas but trainer Noel Doyle thinks he is ready to race well.
James Winks in hit-and-run Sydney trip Melbourne jockey James Winks is making a rare winter visit to Sydney for four rides, three of them for the Hawkes training partnership.
Top 2yos to clash at Sunshine Coast Trainer Matt Dunn's decision to run Karaja has added another element to the two-year-old race at the Sunshine Coast.
Bowman admits Winx campaign took a toll Champion jockey Hugh Bowman will return to race riding next month, two months after he took an indefinite break following the retirement of Winx.
Michael Hellyer after another Guineas win Jockey Michael Hellyer is set to deliver another local win on Baccarat Baby in the Group Three Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Leading Canberra trainers suspended, fined Barbara Joseph and her sons and training partners Paul and Matt Jones have been suspended by stewards for failing to provide adequate vet care to a horse.
Bedford returns to winning ways at Sandown Talented five-year-old Bedford has claimed his first win for more than a year, powering through the heavy going to win over 1800 metres at Sandown.
Breeding tells in upset Eagle Farm win Two-year-old Star Of Michelin has lived up to his famous bloodlines to score an upset win at Eagle Farm.
Pensioner pair head Stayer's Cup field Trainer Kris Lees has veteran Doukhan poised to atone for his narrow second in the Stayer's Cup 12 months ago.
Rumble Doll sprints to Sandown victory Speedy two-year-old filly Rumble Doll has notched her first win at her second start, leading all the way on a heavy track at Sandown.
Change to Cup weight benchmark for NH 3yos The benchmark weight for a northern hemisphere three-year-old in the Melbourne Cup has been lifted by 1kg after a review.
Starkers to join elite Guineas winners Starkers can show he is more than just a clever name by joining some elite previous winners of the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Guizot out to add another Caulfield win Guizot has never finished worse than second in four Caulfield appearances and trainer Aaron Purcell expects another good showing in an 1800m-handicap.
Luke Tarrant outed on betting charges Queensland jockey Luke Tarrant has been suspended for a month for betting on international races despite claiming a bogus account had been set up in his name.
Two men charged in connection with Currie Police have charged two non-racing men with fraud in connection to allegations against trainer Ben Currie who has also been charged with fraud.
Stewards, trainers welcome appeal review Queensland trainers and stewards have welcomed a state government review of Queensland's cumbersome racing appeals system.
Options in two states for One More Try Connections of four-year-old One More Try could accept for a race at Caulfield and another at Rosehill before making a final call on where the mare runs.
Destiny's Kiss to stay the distance Destiny's Kiss is likely to run in the Stayer's Cup at Rosehill over 3200 metres rather than the 2000m-option of the Kensei Handicap.
Ginger Jones faces city test at Sandown Well-related gelding Ginger Jones, a half-brother to Group One winner Silent Sedition, will be out to take the next step in his career when he runs at Sandown.
Te Akau Shark gearing up for return New Zealand's leading Cox Plate contender Te Akau Shark is gearing up for a campaign which will also include the Epsom Handicap in Sydney.
Ben Currie charged with fraud Queensland police have charged trainer Ben Currie with fraud, alleging he used performance enhancing drugs to improve his horses' chances to gain prize money.
NQ ready for record carnival A big increase in prize money and bonus races are expected to attract an influx of visiting trainers for the North Queensland carnival.
Melham to return from injury at Sandown After three months on the sidelines because of injury, multiple Group One-winning jockey Ben Melham will return to the races with three rides at Sandown.
Alf Matthews takes job as apprentice coach Alf Matthews has been appointed as an apprentice jockey coach for Racing Victoria, filling the position left by Matt Pumpa who has taken up a role in Singapore.
Care To Think ready for Ramornie Comeback sprinter Care To Think is ready to tackle the Ramornie Handicap at Grafton first-up after a solid trial at Deagon.
Blue Point retired to stud Champion Godolphin sprinter Blue Point will not race again and will join Sheikh Mohammed's stallion roster.
Big Duke heads Caloundra Cup nominations Well-performed stayer Big Duke headlines nominations for the Listed Caloundra Cup, one of three stakes races at the Sunshine Coast's feature meeting.
Damian Lane wins second Japan Group One Australian jockey Damian Lane has claimed a second Group One win during his highly successful two-month stint in Japan.
Deploy back home at Rosehill Deploy is ready to bounce back from his unplaced effort in the Stradbroke Handicap when he runs in the Civic Stakes at Rosehill.
Caulfield race next for unbeaten Sizzlefly After impressive wins at Morphettville and Mornington, unbeaten filly Sizzlefly will be out to press her spring claims when she runs at Caulfield.
Two turf meetings at Ballarat transferred RV has transferred two upcoming meetings which were scheduled for the Ballarat turf track, while an extra turf meeting at Bairnsdale has been added.
Winx to be served by I Am Invincible Champion Winx is to be mated with Hunter Valley stallion I Am Invincible in the upcoming breeding season.
Houtzen to have one more race in England Australian mare Houtzen will be transferred to English trainer Martyn Meade for her final start in the Group Two King George at the Goodwood festival.
Winter Series Final looms for Romancer A victory in a heat of the Winter Championship Series at Flemington has set the Grahame Begg-trained Romancer up for a start in the Final.
Sunlight building fitness ahead of spring Tony McEvoy's son and assistant trainer, Calvin, says star filly Sunlight looks fantastic early in the build-up towards The Everest.
Ageless Kiss coming back for more Fresh from claiming his second Winter Cup six years after he won his first, Destiny's Kiss is showing no signs of slowing down.
Lyre in early stages of spring build-up Group One Blue Diamond Stakes winner Lyre is pleasing her connections in the early stages of her build-up to the spring carnival.
Prize problems after Qld disqualifications Queensland trainers are worried about delays in paying prize money to connections of horses awarded a race after another horse is disqualified.
Redzel going for three Everest wins Redzel will run for Yulong Investments in the $14 million Everest in an attempt to become a three-time winner of the world's richest turf race.
Emotional win by Cleonte in Alexandra Cleonte has come out on top in a gruelling staying test in the Queen Alexandra at Royal Ascot for trainer Andrew Balding and King Power Racing.
Qld to tighten saddling procedures Queensland chief steward Peter Chadwick is set to order a tightening of saddling procedures after two horses carried wrong numbers at Toowoomba
Hall of Fame trainer banned at Santa Anita American Hall Of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer has been barred form racing horses at Santa Anita after another fatality.
Blue Point wins sprint double at Ascot Blue Point has clung on grimly to complete a remarkable Royal Ascot double in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes.
Damien Oliver suspended for eight meetings Champion jockey Damien Oliver has been suspended for eight meetings for breaching the whip rules aboard eventual winner Chouxting The Mob at Flemington.
Collett suspended at Eagle Farm Winning the Group One Tatt's Tiara aboard Invincibella has ended on a sour note for jockey Jason Collett who has been suspended by stewards for careless riding.
Gytrash dominant in Creswick Stakes win The Gordon Richards-trained Gytrash will be set for a spring campaign after his dominant win in the Listed A R Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
Brave Song gives Shinn a treble Hong Kong-bound jockey Blake Shinn has gained a consolation win aboard Brave Song in the Group Three Healy Stakes at Eagle Farm to land a winning treble.
Sesar wins at Randwick for new connections Group Two winner Sesar has given new owners Aquis Farm an immediate return on its investment with victory in the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Mother-daughter team get Flemington double The mother and daughter training partnership of Lyn Tolson and Leonie Proctor have celebrated a winning double with two long-shot chances at Flemington.
Duca Valentinois prevails in Mumm thriller A decision by trainer James Cummings to target second tier feature races with Duca Valentinois during the winter carnival paid off with an Eagle Farm win.
Invincibella wins G1 Tatt's Tiara thriller Jason Collett could barely contain his enthusiasm after Invincibella provided him and trainer Chris Waller with a memorable win in the Group One Tatt's Tiara.
Chouxting The Mob wins again at Flemington Trainer Simon Morrish will now consider the Banjo Paterson Series Final for in-form Chouxting The Mob after the stayer won for the fourth start in a row.
Boss lauds Vow And Declare after Cup romp Glen Boss believes the sky is the limit for Vow And Declare after the three-year-old toyed with his older rivals to win the Group Three Tattersall's Cup.
Milwaukee notches another Flemington win Mike Moroney-trained Milwaukee has added to his good record in straight races at Flemington, lifting over the concluding stages to win an 1100m handicap.
Gumshoe travels the highway to victory Port Macquarie gelding Gumshoe will be aimed at the rich Country Championship following his Highway Handicap win at Randwick.
Vega One justifies Eagle Farm quote Trainer Tony Gollan believes Vega One can develop into a Group race sprinter in the next 12 months after the gelding won the Stella Artois Plate at Eagle Farm.
Funstar finds gap to win again at Randwick Two-year-old filly Funstar has overcome difficulties to add a Saturday class victory to her debut win and fuel ambitions of better races to come.
Hanover Square wins Battle Of The Bush Hanover Square has ensured there will be plenty of celebrating in the Queensland township of Miles after his victory in the Battle Of The Bush Final.
Rubisaki shows talent in Flemington win Two-year-old filly Rubisaki has taken the step up to city grade in her stride, making it two wins from three career starts with a victory at Flemington.
Kordia scores narrowly in Winning Edge Kordia has impressed trainer James Cummings by winning the Listed Winning Edge Presentations Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Dettori wins Commonwealth Cup on Advertise Frankie Dettori has won the Commonwealth Cup on Advertise while French horse Watch Me has taken the other G1 on the Royal Ascot program, the Coronation Stakes.
Hayley Turner rides Royal Ascot winner Hayley Turner has become just the second woman to ride a winner at Royal Ascot, 32 years after Gay Kellaway achieved the feat.
November Man to stay in Sydney Talented sprinter November Man will remain in Sydney for his next start after Anthony Cummings ruled out a hit-and-run trip to Brisbane.
Black-type lures Matt Dunn runner The chance to get black-type for well-bred colt Snazz 'N'' Charm has tempted trainer Matt Dunn to run him in Brisbane rather than Sydney.
Etah James returns to Australian racing Etah James will make her return to the Australian scene when she runs in the Tattersall's Cup at Eagle Farm after doing her recent racing in New Zealand.
Gytrash after back-to-back Flemington wins South Australian three-year-old Gytrash will be out to cap his preparation with a black-type win at Flemington in the Listed Creswick Stakes.
Weight's right for Bush Caviar in battle Western Queensland trainer Henry Forster hopes a weight swing against some of his main rivals can help Bush Caviar win the Battle Of The Bush at Eagle Farm.
Pride clears Passage to Winter Dash Joe Pride has wiped the slate clean when it comes to Passage Of Time, who is continuing to prove a model of consistency as a gelding.
Villermont to press Winter Champs claims While co-trainer David Eustace expects Villermont to be better suited at 1600m, he still believes the horse is ready to run well over 1400m at Flemington.
Jim Byrne hungry for another Group One win Jockey Jim Byrne is keen to make up for missing most of the winter carnival by winning the Group One Tatt's Tiara on Outback Barbie.
Wet track test for 2YO Leviathan Two youngsters who impressed in their respective debut wins, Leviathan and Funstar, will clash in the opening race at Randwick.
NZ Racing Reform Bill passes third reading New Zealand racing will undergo major changes after the Racing Reform Bill passed its third and final reading in parliament.
Eminent to stand at NZ's Brighthill Stud Eminent, who will join the stallion roster at New Zealand's Brighthill Farm, is the first son of Frankel to stand at stud in the southern hemisphere.
Dettori rides four winners at Royal Ascot Frankie Dettori has ridden four winners on the Gold Cup program at Royal Ascot including the feature race on the John Gosden-trained Stradivarius.
The Astrologist chasing winning hat-trick Dwayne Dunn's book of eight rides at Flemington includes The Astrologist and Bam's On Fire who are both undefeated in their current campaigns.
Bam's On Fire out to add to winning run Bam's On Fire is undefeated in three starts this campaign and co-trainer David Eustace expects the filly to be hard to beat again in the Creswick Stakes.
Marksfield ready for Battle of the Bush Trainer Matt Kropp can cement his best season with Marksfield in the Battle of the Bush final at Eagle Farm.
Cahill hopes to finish with another win Jockey Michael Cahill hopes to finish a big winter carnival with a win on Tactical Advantage in the Healy Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Pfieffer on weather watch at Randwick While trainer David Pfieffer hopes the rain comes for wet track specialist Pelethronius, it might cruel the chances of a stablemate at Randwick.
Relief as Godolphin gets trio in Tiara The Godolphin team is delighted to have three of its horses in the Tatt's Tiara at Eagle Farm after concerns the favourite would not make the field.
Doodt thrilled to get back on Jungle Edge Victorian apprentice Lucinda Doodt is excited about the opportunity to ride Jungle Edge in the Winter Dash at Randwick in what will be her first ride in Sydney.
Last Group One chance for Jeff Lloyd Champion jockey Jeff Lloyd has a great chance to ride a winner in his final Group One race after gaining the mount on Multaja in the Tatt's Tiara.
Dettori adds to G1 haul at Royal Ascot Jockey Frankie Dettori has racked up his 62nd Royal Ascot win with a double including Crystal Ocean in the Group One Prince Of Wales's Stakes.
Jumps jockey Martin Kelly cops lengthy ban The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has disqualified top jumps jockey Martin Kelly for 20 months after he pleaded guilty to betting offences.
WA star confirmed for Everest slot Arcadia Queen has been confirmed as the latest horse to gain a slot in the $14 million The Everest with another six spots still up for grabs.
Well-bred Tides dominant in Sandown win Three-year-old filly Tides, a sister to multiple Group One winner Shoals, has led all the way over 1600m at Sandown to notch her first city victory.
Brooker back in form at Doomben Former star apprentice Tiffani Brooker has eased back into riding after an enforced injury break and has met with success at Doomben.
Bobby Dee after consolation Randwick win New Zealand three-year-old Bobby Dee will run at Randwick after missing starts in the Queensland Derby and Brisbane Cup.
Tahitian Dancer freshened for Creswick Trainer Shane Nichols is happy with the way Tahitian Dancer has freshened up for a drop back in distance in the Listed Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
I Thought So fit for another Dash Twelve months after they ran the quinella in the Winter Dash, I Thought So and Jungle Edge will face a return bout in the same race at Randwick.
Kakakenny to live up to nickname Country sprinter Kakakenny is set to live up to his nickname of the "Chautauqua of the Bush" when he races at Eagle Farm.
Spring hopes for debut winner Excused Co-trainer Ben Hayes believes Excused, a winner on debut at Sandown, can be a player in the major fillies races during the spring carnival.
Houtzen could have more English starts Connections will consider an extended English campaign for Australian sprinter Houtzen after the mare was unplaced in the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Irithea gets another Group One chance Talented mare Irithea will wear blinkers when she returns to Eagle Farm for the Tatt's Tiara.
Godolphin dominates Tiara markets Godolphin-trained horses dominate the market for the Tatt's Tiara after the barrier draw for the Group One race.
Ace High to stand at New Zealand stud Dual Australian Group One winner Ace High is to stand at New Zealand's Rich Hill Stud in the next breeding season.
Leisfield to retire as BRC clerk of course Popular Brisbane racing figure Ricky Leisfield will step aside as clerk of the course at BRC meetings but continue to work for the club.
Newitt upbeat about Tatt's Tiara hopes Tasmania's leading jockey, Craig Newitt, will make the trip to Brisbane to ride Eckstein in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara at Eagle Farm.
Lucinda Doodt to ride Jungle Edge in Dash Victoiran apprentice Lucinda Doodt's three-kilo claim will reduce Jungle Edge's weight in the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Brideoake cleared of race day treatment Racing NSW stewards say race day treatment charges against Victorian trainer David Brideoake could not be proven.
Halvorsen on target for Creswick Stakes A pleasing run from Halvorsen in his first attempt at straight racing at Flemington has trainer Robbie Griffiths upbeat about his Creswick Stakes chances.
Distance rise to suit Shoals' sister Tides Well-bred filly Tides will step up to 1600m and wear blinkers for the first time when she chases a city win at Sandown after back-to-back city placings.
Blazejowski to chase fourth-straight win Four-year-old Blazejowski will be out to make it four-straight wins this campaign when he returns to Flemington for another Winter Championship Series heat.
Warren yet to decide on Bel Sonic plans Trainer Jason Warren will wait until after Bel Sonic gallops later in the week before deciding on the last-start winner's next start.
Our Libretto to run in Tattersall's Cup After a last-start fifth in the Brisbane Cup, Our Libretto's Queensland campaign is set to continue in the Group Three Tattersall's Cup over 3000m.
Santa Ana Lane to start Everest build-up Santa Ana Lane has had a break in the paddock and is now set to begin the build-up towards his spring campaign aimed at the $14 million The Everest.
Princess Posh Ready For Tiara After her late scratching from the Stradbroke Handicap, Princess Posh has shown she is ready for the Tatt's Tiara with a strong track gallop.
Jarrod McLean's 'jigger' hearing adjourned Victorian trainer Jarrod McLean will face a racing tribunal again in September for allegedly possessing a 'jigger' after the case was adjourned on Monday.
Maximum Security beaten in New Jersey Disqualified Kentucky Derby winner, Maximum Security, has been beaten in his first start since the controversial demotion.
Jockey Oisin Murphy fails breath test Leading jockey Oisin Murphy has been stood down from riding at Salisbury after failing a breath test.
Barrier 11 for Houtzen in King's Stand Australian representative Houtzen has drawn barrier 11 of 12 in the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Sampson to back up in Tattersall's Cup Ipswich Cup runner-up Sampson will back up from his fighting effort to run in the Tattersall's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Smartypy on Ramornie Handicap mission Being kicked by a yearling has not slowed trainer Chris Munce down as he plans a Ramornie campaign with Ipswich winner Smartypy.
Mystic Journey pleasing in spring build-up Cox Plate favourite Mystic Journey is pleasing her trainer Adam Trinder as she continues her build-up towards a planned race return in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Mark Newnham to rely on youth in spring The back end of the season has been fruitful for Mark Newnham's juveniles and he hopes to parlay that into spring carnival success.
McLean faces hearing over 'jigger' charge Victorian trainer Jarrod McLean, Darren Weir's former Warrnambool assistant, will front a hearing on Monday charged with possessing an electrical device.
Surprise Baby to embark on path to Cup The Andrew Ramsden runner-up Surprise Baby is about to return to work with The Bart Cummings a first target on the way to the Melbourne Cup.
Vaccination urged on Hendra virus in Qld Queensland owners and trainers have been reminded to vaccinate their horses against Hendra virus after a horse was found with the disease in NSW.
Trainer Ben Currie facing more inquiries Stewards hope to hear all the remaining charges against disqualified trainer Ben Currie within a month.
Melbourne Cup for resurgent Gold Mount Gold Mount, a Royal Ascot winner when called Primitivo, has made a winning return in England after racing in Hong Kong and will be aimed at the Melbourne cup.
Moroney imports impress in Sandown wins Trainer Mike Moroney has brought up a winning double at Sandown with a couple of imports, Mr Marathon Man and Buffalo River, who he hopes can keep stepping up.
Another Waterhouse win for Michael Cahill Michael Cahill has won the Gai Waterhouse Classic for the fifth time on Ready To Prophet at Ipswich.
Mother of a day for Clenton and Duggan Apprentices Samantha Clenton and Jenny Duggan combine motherhood with race riding and both have met with success at Rosehill.
Consolation win for Man Booker Perth galloper Man Booker has had a consolation win in the Eye Liner Stakes after failing in the three Group One races during the winter.
Sandown double for Chris Waller stable Imported gelding Mawaany Machine and three-year-old filly Tysonic have given trainer Chris Waller a winning double at Sandown.
Bergerac finds form to win Ipswich Cup Trainer Steve Tregea's gamble to take the blinkers off Bergerac in the Ipswich Cup has paved the way for the gelding's win.
Destiny's Kiss wins second Winter Cup Veteran Destiny's Kiss has won his second Listed Winter Cup, six years after his first, upsetting a classy field of stayers at Rosehill.
Byrne in vintage comeback win at Ipswich Jim Byrne has produced a vintage ride to score his first win since returning from injury in the Provincial Stayers Final at Ipswich.
Jungle Edge sprints to Sandown victory The Mick Bell-trained sprinter Jungle Edge has notched the 16th win of his career with victory on a soft track in an open handicap at Sandown.
Enforcement stamps his class at Rosehill Enforcement has backed up his first win as a gelding with victory at Rosehill to live up to the talent his connections always knew he had.
O'Dea finally gets his jewel at Ipswich Trainer Steve O'Deas determination to get a foal to train from smart mare Bianca Jewel has led to a win by Jeweliana at Ipswich.
Can't Be Done wins narrowly at Sandown Danny O'Brien-trained two-year-old Can't Be Done has edged out King Of Hastings at Sandown to make it two wins from his first three starts.
Bowen finds Queen of Kingston's right race Trainer Dan Bowen's decision to keep Queen of Kingston in the weakest race he could has led to an Ipswich win.
First Crush to atone in Ipswich Cup Trainer Chris Munce is ignoring First Crush's last start failure as the gelding prepares for a second tilt at the Ipswich Cup.
Spanner Head in form for Sandown race Archie Alexander believes last-start winner Spanner Head faces a tougher test at Sandown but is thrilled with the way the mare is going this campaign.
Petrology in right head space Trainer Matt Dunn hopes veteran sprinter Petrology is in the right head space when he tackles the Listed Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
RV stewards charge bookmaker Simon Beasley Racing Victoria stewards have issued one charge to bookmaker Simon Beasley over alleged misconduct in his betting operations.
Tim Clark happy to be on the pace Tim Clark will team with the powerful Tulloch Lodge operation in two races at Rosehill, including the feature Winter Cup aboard Hush Writer.
Parr, King to both miss Winter Cup meeting Jockeys Josh Parr and Rachel King have both been ruled out of the Winter Cup meeting at Rosehill because of injuries.
Conditions good for Winter Passage Winter Passage has the right conditions to shed her tag as an unlucky horse when she resumes at Ipswich.
Lim's Cruiser settles in at Newmarket Singapore sprinter Lim's Cruiser has been settling into his surroundings at Newmarket ahead of the Diamond Jubilee at Royal Ascot.
Moroney-trained imports set for Sandown After a winning start to Australian racing at Ballarat, the Mike Moroney-trained import Buffalo River will be out to add a city win at Sandown.
Ruby Guru gets Ipswich Cup chance Tough mare Ruby Guru will miss the Provincial Stayers Final to instead tackle the Listed Ipswich Cup.
Another three years for Ben Currie Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie is facing 7-1/2 years on the sidelines with a further three years added to his sentences.
Nash Rawiller back riding trackwork Multiple Group One-winning jockey Nash Rawiller is back riding trackwork ahead of a return to race riding when he finishes a 15-month ban.
Sydney Cup runner-up to miss the spring This year's Sydney Cup runner-up Vengeur Masque will miss the spring carnival because of an injury suffered in a paddock accident.
Vic POC Tax will be reviewed: Pakula Victoria's Racing Minister Martin Pakula says the Point Of Consumption Tax will be reviewed as the arms race between Victoria and NSW continues.
Weather watch for Igniter ahead of Sandown Trainer Robbie Griffiths will leave a decision as late as possible whether Igniter will take his place in a 2100m-race at Sandown.
Newnham has spring in his step Mark Newnham will be out to continue his stable's purple patch of form with three strong chances engaged at Rosehill including two-year-old Blazing Miss.
James expects good showing from Hypnos Trainer Roger James is expecting a good showing from New Zealand three-year-old Hypnos in the gelding's second Melbourne start in a benchmark race at Sandown.
Clark, Parr racing to be fit for Rosehill Jockeys Tim Clark and Josh Parr each require a medical clearance to ride at Rosehill after suffering injuries in separate riding incidents.
Racing NSW warns trainers of Hendra Racing NSW has alerted industry participants to an isolated case of the Hendra virus near Scone in the Hunter Valley.
Waging War on Winter Championship trail Waging War will be out to confirm Winter Championship Series Final plans when he travels from Adelaide to run in a heat of the series at Sandown.
Guthmann-Chester rewarded for Manaya ride Apprentice Jag Guthmann-Chester is hoping his ride on Manaya at Ipswich is not as dramatic as his recent win on the mare.
NZ trainer Tony Pike chasing Ipswich Cup Trainer Tony Pike will send two of his best horses home to New Zealand but will still have top chances at the Ipswich Cup meeting.
Heavy rain forces another Ballarat switch Ballarat has been forced to transfer another of their turf track meetings, this time to Echuca, because of heavy rain.
Perth pair gunning for Everest slots West Australian stars Arcadia Queen and Enticing Star remain in the mix for slots in the $14 million Everest at Randwick.
Ipswich set for record Cup meeting The Ipswich Turf Club is hoping for a record crowd at its Cup meeting despite ongoing construction work.
Wesley Ward returns to Royal Ascot American trainer Wesley Ward will return to Royal Ascot hoping for more success a decade after breaking new ground at the meeting.
Trainer Ben Smith outed for 4-1/2 years Newcastle trainer Ben Smith has been handed a 4-1/2 year disqualification on a raft of charges relating to cobalt and his conduct when questioned by stewards.
Relaxed Marcel From Madrid up for Sandown A change of environment to a country base has relaxed Marcel From Madrid who is ready to have his first start for Paul Preusker at Sandown.
Ryan Maloney in successful return Jockey Ryan Maloney has made a successful return from injury, winning on his only ride at Doomben.
Global Sanction after second Sandown win Global Sanction steps up in grade but her trainer Grahame Begg expects a good showing from the mare when she chases a second-straight win at Sandown.
Yogi returns for surprise Winter Cup bid Two weeks after Hush Writer won the McKell Cup first-up, Yogi will attempt the same feat in the Winter Cup at Rosehill
Sydney trip pays off for Fighting Teo A trip to Sydney has been the catalyst for giant gelding Fighting Teo to become a stakes horse and a top chance in the Ipswich Cup.
Houtzen continues Royal Ascot build-up Smart sprinter Houtzen has revved up preparations for her Group One English assignment with a strong work-out ahead of the King's Stand Stakes.
Battle for Fab's Cowboy to be No.1 Queensland country star Fab's Cowboy gets the chance to regain the lead as the most winning Australian horse this season when he runs in the Battle Of The Bush.
Beau Appo fails in internal review Jockey Beau Appo has been unsuccessful in his internal review of a four-week suspension he was given for weighing in light at Toowoomba.
Corey Brown determined to continue career Corey Brown is facing a long stint on the sidelines following a fall in the Queensland Derby but says he has got plenty of time to add to his riding record.
Push to move Queensland Derby date The Brisbane Racing Club is keen to move the Queensland Derby so it is run before the Queensland Oaks..
Weather to decide Beau Balmain's next run Lightly raced German import Beau Balmain may use a heat of the Banjo Patterson Series at Sandown as a stepping stone to a spring campaign.
Spring battle between Vic and NSW heats up The NSW push into spring racing has angered VRC chairman Amanda Elliott who has labelled Racing NSW's Peter V'landys a silly little man.
Williams focused on another premiership Craig Williams has his eyes firmly fixed on another Melbourne jockeys' premiership and will wait for season's end to take a break.
Stokes looking to expand Pakenham yard Success has brought an increase in horse numbers for Phillip Stokes who is looking to expand his Pakenham stable with more boxes.
Melbourne Cup to tour 39 destinations This year's Melbourne Cup tour will feature 39 destinations around Australia and five other countries.
Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time retired Lindsay Park head trainer David Hayes hopes to find Boom Time a home at stud after calling an end to the Caulfield Cup winner's racing career.
Eckstein trials brilliantly at the Coast Stud-bound mare Eckstein has turned in a brilliant trial at the Gold Coast as she heads to her last run in the Group One Tatt's Tiara.
Melbourne Cup to be worth $8 million The Melbourne Cup will be worth a record $8 million with the winner to earn connections $4.4 million.
Jockey weighs in light at Cairns Trainer Roy Chellimi has been fined $1000 after jockey Wanderson D'Avila weighed in light at Cairns.
Jess Eaton lands first metropolitan double Just days after outriding her claim on country tracks, apprentice Jess Eaton has used her 3kg metropolitan claim to advantage for a double at Mornington.
Apprentices on show at Randwick Apprentice Jenny Duggan has celebrated her victory in the rising Star series while Celestial Falls has stamped herself a future topliner at Randwick.
Sizzlefly continues run for in-form Stokes Phillip Stokes believes Sizzlefly is destined for bigger victories after winning over 1000m at Mornington and remaining unbeaten in two starts.
Weights to decide Asgard Massif assignment Trainer John Sadler will study the weights for three-year-old Asgard Massif before deciding which race the gelding starts in at Sandown.
Two more horse fatalities at Santa Anita Two more horses have died at Santa Anita, bringing the number of fatalities to 29
Forster to attack Eye Liner Stakes Trainer Desleigh Forster plans a two-horse attack on the Listed Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Fight lives up to name with Mornington win Craig Williams has been able to extract the best out of Fight to record a narrow victory at Mornington for trainer Nikki Burke.
Queensland jockeys get riding fee increase Queensland jockeys will get a pay rise with increases over the next three years to $220.
Ballarat jumps transferred to Warrnambool Racing Victoria has announced the transfer of three jumps races from a meeting at Ballarat to Warrnambool.
Jockey Corey Brown has successful surgery Jockey Corey Brown has had a successful operation on his spine after a fall in the Queensland Derby at Eagle Farm.
Further boost for Qld racing industry Racing Queensland will abolish starters fees and increase prize money after an $8 million boost from the state government.
Fliedner hopes to be a spring player With a smaller team that is more focused on quality, trainer Shane Fliedner hopes to be seen in town more often during the spring.
Godolphin has best winter carnival Trainer James Cummings idea to target the Brisbane winter with Godolphin horses has paid off with Trekking's Stradbroke win making it a $2 million winter.
Constanzia emerges from fire to win A horse trained by Jamie Osborne has won at Chelmsford hours after being close to danger when a fire broke out at the stables.
Jim Byrne set to return from injury Leading Brisbane jockey Jim Byrne is set to return from injury at Doomben after a four-month injury lay-off.
Battle of the Bush field nears completion The final heat of the Battle Of The Bush series will be held at Cairns to decide the make-up of the field in the race for country horses at Eagle Farm.
Annabeth to take advantage of home track Trainer Shane Nichols hopes racing on her home track at Mornington can lead to a debut win for Annabeth after he decided to bypass Flemington with the filly.
Cross Counter to take on Stradivarius Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter is on course to clash with Stradivarius in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.
Trainer Ben Currie to fight all charges Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie intends to fight his convictions and charges using the full legal process, his lawyers say.
1000 winner HK milestone for Zac Purton Australian Zac Purton has become the second jockey to ride 1000 winners in Hong Kong.
Sir Winston springs Belmont surprise Sir Winston has won the Belmont Stakes meaning there are three different winners of the Triple Crown series.
Corey Brown remains in hospital after fall Popular jockey Corey Brown remains in a Brisbane hospital after suffering back injuries in a fall at Eagle Farm but has full movement of his arms and legs.
Queensland Derby fall inquiry adjourned An inquiry into injured jockey Corey Brown's fall in the Queensland Derby has been adjourned until he is available to give evidence.
Deprive steps up for first stakes success Godolphin sprinter Deprive has won his first black-type race at his first attempt, taking out the Listed June Stakes at Randwick.
Third Brisbane Cup winner Damien Oliver Sixties Groove outstayed his rivals to win the Group Two Brisbane Cup to give champion jockey Damien Oliver his third win in the race.
Blazejowski answers question at Flemington Blazejowski has remained unbeaten in his current campaign, displaying a good turn of foot to claim a heat of the VRC/CRV Winter Championship at Flemington.
What the Group I Stradbroke jockeys said Few beaten jockeys had any excuses for their mounts in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Simply Optimistic up to Sydney challenge New Zealand sprinter Simply Optimistic has shown he is up to Sydney company with a decisive 1200m-win
Trekking wins the Group One Stradbroke Hcp James Cummings has joined his legendary grandfather, the late Bart Cummings, as a Stradbroke Handicap-winning trainer winner after Trekking's victory.
Chouxting The Mob impresses at Flemington Following wins at Sandown and Cranbourne, Chouxting The Mob has graduated to Saturday company with an impressive victory at Flemington.
Mr Quickie prevails in dramatic Qld Derby Mr Quickie survived a protest from runner-up Vow And Declare to give trainer Phillip Stokes his first winner in Brisbane in the Group One Queensland Derby.
Catwalk breaks through for Randwick win The Chris Waller-trained Catwalk has shown her talent to break her maiden at Randwick despite also showing she has a bit left to learn.
Epsom looms for Qld Guineas winner Kolding Kolding has made it four wins in a row and earned a crack at the Epsom Handicap in the spring after winning the Group Two Queensland Guineas at Eagle Farm.
Prince Fawaz wins the Gr 1 JJ Atkins Plate Jockey Kerrin McEvoy has received a huge ovation from owners after Prince Fawaz won the JJ Atkins Plate but trainer Anthony Cummings missed the win.
Jade Darose lands double Flemington win Parwan Prince has provided dual licence holder Jade Darose with a career highlight, giving her a first Flemington winner as both a trainer and a jockey.
Victorem shows true class in Hinkler win Port Macquarie galloper Victorem missed the Stradbroke Handicap but showed his class with a storming win in the Hinkler Handicap.
Upset win by Vinland in The Wayne Wilson Vinland will continue on a black-type path in Queensland following his narrow victory in the Listed The Wayne Wilson at Eagle Farm.
St Edward's Crown too strong at Flemington St Edward's Crown has broken through for her maiden success, taking out the Bruce Gadsden Handicap at Flemington.
Waller mares dominate Dane Ripper finish Trainer Chris Waller trained mares have filled three of the first four placings in the Dane Ripper Stakes, the traditional lead-up race to the Tatt's Tiara.
Signore Fox claims Listed Daybreak Lover Sydney colt Signore Fox has found the right conditions at Eagle Farm to confirm trainer Peter Snowden's high opinion of him.
Crown Fontein victorious in Golden Topaz Lightly raced Crown Fontein has fought off his more experienced rivals to claim the Golden Topaz at Swan Hill.
Eric The Eel slips past bookies Trainer Stuart Kendrick is surprised Eric The Eel is such a big price in the J J Atkins Plate after the gelding's recent good form.
No Brisbane flight for Streets Of Avalon Uncertainty over whether Streets Of Avalon would have gained a Stradbroke Handicap start means the gelding has remained in Melbourne to run at Flemington.
Trainer Ben Currie gets two more years Trainer Ben Currie faces four-and-a-half years on the sidelines after having one sentence reduced to 30 months but getting a further two year disqualification.
Bjorn Baker to continue Queensland luck Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker looks set to continue his good record in Queensland with runners in two Group One races at Eagle Farm.
Not Enough Effort to extend unbeaten run Not Enough Effort gets the chance to extend his unbeaten record to five when he lines up at Flemington.
Chris Munce set for more Guineas joy As a young jockey, a win in the Queensland Guineas helped thrust Chris Munce into the limelight and he is hoping the race can do the same for him as a trainer.
Quinton puts veteran sprinter on notice Boss Lane is closer to the end of his career than the beginning but trainer Ron Quinton hopes the eight-year-old can show he still has something to offer.
Not A Single Cent chasing Qld Derby upset Co-trainer David Eustace believes Not A Single Cent is looking for 2400m and can run better than his odds suggest in the Queensland Derby
Chouxting The Mob after third straight win Chouxting The Mob has been a model of consistency since returning from a serious leg injury and will be after a third successive win when he runs at Flemington.
Tony McEvoy finds key to Qld carnival Trainer Tony McEvoy believes he has found the key to his horses racing well in Brisbane as he prepares for a two-pronged attack on the Group One Stradbroke.
Gollan hopes to end a low week on a high Leading Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has had a poor start to the week but hopes to finish on a high with runners in the three Group One races at Eagle Farm.
English trainer Jeremy Noseda to retire Multiple Group One-winning English trainer Jeremy Noseda has announced his imminent retirement.
Jockey Blake Shinn gains Hong Kong licence Blake Shinn will join fellow Australian jockeys Chad Schofield and Regan Bayliss when the new racing season kicks off in Hong Kong.
Noble Boy faces biggest test in Hinkler Queanbeyan visitor Noble Boy faces his biggest test when he meets a surprisingly strong Hinkler Handicap field at Eagle Farm.
First stakes test for Bon Amis at Randwick Prolific winner Bon Amis will step up to Listed company for the first time when he resumes in the June Stakes at Randwick.
Halvorsen on path towards Creswick Stakes Promising sprinter Halvorsen can confirm Creswick Stakes plans with a good performance when he has first attempt at racing on the straight course at Flemington.
Dual Group One winner Viddora retired The successful racing career of Viddora has come to an end with the dual Group One winner off to stud to be served by Lope De Vega.
Hellyer excited about Guineas ride A suspension has not dampened jockey Michael Hellyer's enthusiasm for his ride on Baccarat Baby in the Queensland Guineas.
RAD Board to hear Jarrod McLean charges The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has set a date to hear the charges against trainer Jarrod McLean, Darren Weir's former Warrnambool assistant.
Lesage set to take next step at Flemington Following an all-the-way victory on debut at Cranbourne, Lesage will face a new challenge when she races down the straight at Flemington for the first time.
It's not Over for 3YO despite Derby miss Brisbane winter carnival plans for Think It Over have not come to fruition but the three-year-old gets a chance to make amends at Randwick.
Edmonds growing in confidence with Tyzone Trainer Toby Edmonds has had a nervous wait to get a start with Tyzone in the Stradbroke Handicap but is confident now the gelding is in the race, he can win.
Cahill set to continue wonderful winter Hard work is paying off for veteran Michael Cahill who is set to confirm his rating as jockey of the winter carnival at Brisbane's showcase meeting.
11 international invitations for Cox Plate The Moonee Valley Racing Club has issued 11 invitations for the Cox Plate, the first time in five years the race will be without champion Winx.
Tacitus favourite for Belmont Stakes Tacitus is the slight favourite over Preakness Stakes winner War Of Will for the Belmont Stakes over 2400 metres.
Zahra back in business after suspension Mark Zahra has ridden a winner at Sandown, his first meeting back following a long suspension incurred during The Championships at Randwick.
Plate winner Adelaide off the mark as sire Funstar has underlined the promise shown in two barrier trials to score on debut and provide her Cox Plate-winning sire Adelaide with a breakthrough success.
El Questro impresses first-up at Sandown The colours of former Caulfield trainer Rob McGuinness have been carried to victory on El Questro at Sandown.
Wallaby great remembered in Doomben win Raging Pole, named for rugby union Test prop Stan Pilecki, has broken through for his first win at Doomben.
Flemington race next step for Villermont Stakes winner Villermont will have his second start back from a lengthy lay-off when he runs in a heat of the Winter Championship over 1400m at Flemington.
Vic jockey Jason Benbow to undergo surgery An MRI scan has found as many as seven previously undiagnosed fractures in the foot of jockey Jason Benbow following a recent fall.
Berry focused on another Queensland Derby Tommy Berry has a great chance to parlay his outstanding form into a Group One victory with a strong book of rides in Brisbane's three feature races.
The Bostonian out to join winter legends The Bostonian will join some illustrious winter carnival heroes if he can win his third Group One race in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Randwick conditions poised to favour Joey Trainer Robert Price was happy to see Sydney get a soaking ahead of Noble Joey's tilt at the Listed June Stakes at Randwick.
David Brideoake to face Racing NSW charges Trainer David Brideoake has been issued two charges by Racing NSW stewards, stemming from the late withdrawal of Princess Jenni from the Adrian Knox Stakes.
Stradbroke Hcp hoodoo for Pretty In Pink Pretty In Pink faces Australian racing's biggest hoodoo in the Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Famous stud's last hurrah in G1 Qld Derby A win for Mahis Angel in the Group One Queensland Derby will have special significance for Queensland's Wattle Brae Stud.
Favourite shortens after Stradbroke draw The Bostonian has firmed for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap after a perfect barrier draw.
MVRC unveil international Cox Plate bonus Winners of selected international Group One races will be eligible for a bonus if they can win the Cox Plate, the Moonee Valley Racing Club has announced.
Declares War set for Qld Derby challenge Trainer Matt Cumani is delighted with the condition of Declares War and is hopeful he can measure up in the Group One Queensland Derby.
Matt Smith with runners in three states Trainer Matthew Smith will spread his runners over three states with Grey Lion heading the charge in the Group Two Brisbane Cup at Eagle Farm.
Radipole begins winter prep at Flemington Stablemates Radipole and Strike Force are scheduled to begin their winter preparations at Flemington in a heat of the Winter Championship Series.
Alysha Collett to ride again in Singapore New Zealand jockey Alysha Collett is keen to pick up where she left off in Singapore when she returns there soon after being sidelined by injury.
Two chances for Stokes at Sandown meeting Trainer Phillip Stokes has two chances entered for the Sandown meeting but he will monitor the track rating before deciding whether Too Good Too Hard runs.
Ben Currie found guilty on swab charges Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie has been found guilty of five charges of bringing horses to race with a prohibited substance in their systems.
Manuel to miss Stradbroke Handicap Group One winner Manuel will be spelled after a flat trackwork performance and miss the Stradbroke Handicap.
Zoustyle out of winter carnival Unbeaten Brisbane sprinter Zoustyle will miss the rest of the winter after contracting a low grade virus.
Last shot at favourite trip for Boom Time Boom Time is among the nominations for a heat of the Banjo Patterson Series at Flemington as he bids to turn around his form.
Million dollar NSW provincial features Newcastle and Kembla Grange will host stand-alone feature race meetings with metropolitan prize money and each with a race worth $1 million.
Mr Quickie on song for Queensland Derby A right-handed gallop at Pakenham under race jockey John Allen has Mr Quickie in top order ahead of the Group One Queensland Derby at Eagle Farm.
Huge money boost for Sydney spring On the back of the success of the $14 million Everest, the Sydney spring carnival races will receive millions of dollars in extra prize money.
Ballistic Boy to run in G1 J J Atkins The new training partnership of Chris Anderson and Robert Heathcote will have its first Group One runner with Ballistic Boy in the J J Atkins.
Bob Peters chases the money with Queen Perth owner Bob Peters has his eyes on the big prize money on offer in Sydney rather than the prestige of Melbourne spring races including the Cox Plate.
Rain forces meeting switch to Casterton Heavy rain has forced the transfer of the Warrnambool meeting to Casterton which has come with race distance changes.
Sottsass causes upset in French Derby Sottsass has sprung a surprise to outgun Persian King to land the Prix du Jockey Club in record time at Chantilly.
Owner's colours on display in Brisbane Manuel and Sin To Win will carry the bright colours of owner Gary Lechte in a couple of the upcoming Brisbane feature races.
Tom Melbourne Waller's Stradbroke hope Trainer Chris Waller will be represented in all three Group One races at Brisbane's premier race day at Eagle Farm.
Sadler has concerns over apprentice ranks Trainer John Sadler holds fears for apprentice jockeys who graduate too quickly through the riding ranks and lose their ability to claim.
Mark Newnham confident of Derby success In-form trainer Mark Newnham is confident he has made the right decision to keep filly Scarlet Dream for the Qld Derby rather than running her in the Oaks.
Insurance win for Queensland trainers The Queensland Trainers Association has negotiated a deal with Racing Queensland which will pay insurance premiums.
Waterhouse, Bott in Stradbroke wait Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have not ruled out starting US import Con Te Partiro in the Stradbroke Handicap if she can gain a berth.
Avdulla suspended for Queensland Oaks ride Brenton Avdulla's return to Australia from Japan has been soured by a 15-day careless riding suspension out of the Queensland Oaks.
Seventh Derby win for Aidan O'Brien Champion trainer Aidan O'Brien has won a record-equalling seventh Derby at Epsom with Anthony Van Dyck ridden by Seamie Heffernan.
Four winners for Tommy Berry at Rosehill Tommy Berry has ridden four winners on the Rosehill program but perhaps his best mount finished third.
Kenedna to spell after O'Shea Stakes win In-form mare Kenenda ended her winter carnival campaign with a flourish when she won the Group Two PJ O'Shea Stakes at Doomben.
Hush Writer makes a big noise at Rosehill Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have produced a masterful training feat with Hush Writer resuming to win the W J McKell Cup over 2400m at Rosehill.
Begood Toya Mother makes it five in a row Begood Toya Mother has extended his winning sequence to five by taking out the Ladbrokes Odds Boost Handicap at Caulfield.
Four-timer a perfect start to Dunn holiday Dwayne Dunn expects Bam's On Fire to head to better company after providing him the last leg of four winners at Caulfield.
McGillivray finds Winning Ways in Qld Oaks Jockey Matt McGillivray has landed his first Group One success, producing the ride of his life on Winning Ways in the Queensland Oaks.
G1 Tatt's Tiara on the agenda for Multaja Trainer James Cummings will consider a start in the Group One Tatt's Tiara for Multaja after the filly's explosive win in the Helen Coughlan Stakes at Doomben.
Up-for-sale Bandipur scores at Caulfield Consistent Godolphin galloper Bandipur has added to his record, claiming the MRC Members Renewal Handicap at Caulfield.
Redouble returns to form in Spear Chief Sydney gelding Redouble has returned to form, giving himself an outside chance of a Stradbroke Handicap start.
Plague Stone set for rematch with Zoustyle Plague Stone has earned a return bout with unbeaten gelding Zoustyle after defeating older sprinters to win the Lightning Handicap at Doomben.
O'Shea chases another Stradbroke Handicap Trainer John O'Shea has a chance to win a second Group One Stradbroke Handicap with a three-year-old filly after Pretty In Pink's Doomben win.
Exceedance beaten, not bowed at Rosehill Two-year-old Exceedance has shown enough in his close third behind Splintex at Rosehill to give connections confidence he is a star in the making.
Dogmatic scores easy victory at Caulfield Trainer Richard Laming will resist the temptation of a trip to Darwin with Dogmatic, preferring to stay in Melbourne chasing the good prize money on offer.
The Astrologist scores tough Caulfield win After being headed early in the straight, The Astrologist has fought back to claim the Whisky Wine & Fire Handicap at Caulfield.
Mark Newnham lands interstate 2YO treble Trainer Mark Newnham has trained three two-year-old winners in Brisbane and Sydney after Diamond Thunder won at Doomben.
Bangkok can claim emotional Derby win Bangkok will bid to fulfil the vision of his late owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha in the Derby.
Anapurna foils Pink Dogwood in epic Oaks Frankie Dettori has steered the John Gosden-trained Anapurna to a thrilling victory in the Oaks at Epsom.
Arcadia Queen to join Chris Waller stable Owner Bob Peters has announced star Perth filly Arcadia Queen will join Chris Waller's Sydney stable with the Everest and Golden Eagle among her targets.
Kenedna to continue mares' good run Kenedna is set to continue the resurgence of mares in winter carnival races when she tackles the Group Two O'Shea Stakes at Doomben.
QRIC's Tracey Pelling resigns Queensland Racing Integrity Commission integrity investigation manager Tracey Pelling has resigned to take up a job in Victoria.
In Her Time to run for Inglis in Everest Dual Group One-winning mare, the Kris Lees-trained In Her Time, will run for auction house William Inglis in the $14 million Everest.
Cath's Village finds form in her new shoes The Kevin Corstens-trained Cath's Village will be shooting for a fourth straight win when she runs at Caulfield.
Blinkers go on Lees filly at Rosehill Trainer Kris Lees has made a key gear change to three-year-old Reginae who will chase her second city win of the season at Rosehill.
Handsome Thief on comeback trail Former top sprinter Handsome Thief is getting back to his happy place as he prepares to start his winter campaign at Doomben.
Berry big fan of boom youngster A two-year-old who scored a breathtaking win on debut headlines a stellar book of Rosehill rides for in-form jockey Tommy Berry.
On The White Turf gets Qld Oaks start Sydney filly On The White Turf has gained a start in the Queensland Oaks after Belle Roc suffered a trackwork injury.
Caulfield class rise for William Thomas After victory in a restricted race at his most recent outing, William Thomas faces a class rise at Caulfield which will be offset with a weight drop.
Jockey Jeff Lloyd confirms retirement Champion jockey Jeff Lloyd has set a date for his retirement after the Brisbane winter carnival.
Eric slips into stakes racing at Doomben The unlikely named Eric The Eel can earn himself a Group One start if he races well at Doomben.
Queen to unveil Piggott bronze at Epsom The Queen will unveil a bronze life-size statue of nine-time Derby-winning jockey Lester Piggott at Epsom.
Sir Dragonet heads O'Brien Derby assault Chester Vase winner Sir Dragonet heads trainer Aidan O'Brien's seven runners in a field of 13 declared for the Derby at Epsom.
Racehorse owner Damion Flower refused bail High-profile racehorse owner and accused drug smuggler Damion Flower has been denied bail despite family members offering more than $3 million in surety.
Cup to test Writer's spring credentials Fresh from a midweek treble, Tulloch Lodge will bring a European flavour to Rosehill when Hush Writer resumes over a staying trip in the McKell Cup.
Boom or bust for Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time will be racing for his career when he lines up at Caulfield, the scene of his greatest triumph.
Girls day out for trainer Tony Gollan Tony Gollan hopes the stable's juvenile fillies can step up at Doomben to help him continue his good winter campaign.
Algadon Miss to step up at Caulfield Trainer Matt Laurie is hoping Algadon Miss can extend her winning sequence to four when she lines up at Caulfield.
Niccanova to start despite barrier Niccanova will start from a wide barrier in the Spear Chief Stakes at Doomben as he chases a place in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Brenton Avdulla up for Group One return A strong gallop by Aliferous this week indicates the filly is ready to give Brenton Avdulla a winning Group One ride on his return from Japan.
Quinton laments depth of 2YO ranks Two of the more promising young horses in Ron Quinton's stable, Sun Patch and Ljungberg, will kick off their latest campaigns at Rosehill.
Havlin to ride Mehdaayih in English Oaks Robert Havlin retains the ride on Mehdaayih as she faces 13 rivals in the Oaks at Epsom.
Winter Bride back to favourite track Talented sprinting mare Winter Bride returns to her favourite track when she runs in the Group Two Moreton Cup at Doomben.
Enable to miss Royal Ascot Enable is set to make her long-awaited return in the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown after connections ruled out an appearance at Royal Ascot.
Group 1 star Global Glamour makes $1.55m Global Glamour, twice a Group One winner for training partners Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, has sold for $1.55 million at auction.
Ballarat card switched to synthetic track The new Ballarat synthetic track has proved its worth as it stages another transferred turf meeting.
Ramdhani to head ATC racetracks management The void left by the retirement of long-serving Australian Turf Club official Lindsay Murphy has been filled with Nevesh Ramdhani announced as his replacement.
Queensland Derby option for Mahis Angel A start in the Queensland Derby or a Darwin campaign are options for Mahis Angel after an impressive win at Ipswich.
Jim Conlan takes over Singapore champion Former Singapore Horse of the Year Debt Collector is relocating to Australia and will be trained by Jim Conlan.
German import set to kick off at Caulfield German import Beau Balmain will give his new trainer Jim Conlan a look at his potential when he makes his Australian debut at Caulfield.
Apprentice Miki Nakao in first metro win Miki Nakao's first city winner has carried on a 50-year-old record for her master Pat Duff.
Jason Benbow hospitalised after Sale fall Jason Benbow has been injured in a race fall at Sale with the jockey taken to hospital.
Horse owner Flower sent 'coded messages' Racehorse owner Damion Flower's role in an alleged Sydney Airport cocaine importation operation was similar to being a principal, a court has heard.
Trainers hope age no barrier in McKell Cup Horse racing is an industry focused on speed and precocity, but a couple of 10-year-olds will buck that trend when they contest a stakes race at Rosehill.
Tyzone right on edge of Stradbroke start Trainer Toby Edmonds hopes at least one horse above Tyzone in the ballot will drop out, giving him a Stradbroke Handicap start.
Begood Toya Mother to extend picket fence Begood Toya Mother will chase a fifth straight win at Caulfield before a break and a return for bigger spring riches.
Ipswich Cup day tickets in pre-sales boom The Ipswich Turf Club says it is all systems go to run its Cup meeting with 10,000 pre sales already despite construction on a new grandstand.
Oaks emotions run high for Winning Ways Winning Ways, who was raced by the late Paul Makin, will carry the successful owner's colours in the Queensland Oaks.
Capacity field to run in Queensland Oaks A full field of 16 plus five emergencies is set to contest the Group One Queensland Oaks at Doomben.
Two Qld trainers fined over arsenic swabs Queensland stewards have indicated they will take a tougher stance on arsenic cases, fining two trainers.
Winx honoured in special Doomben promotion Champion mare Winx is to be honoured at Doomben's Queensland Oaks meeting to mark her first Group One win .
Missrock sells for $2.3m at broodmare sale The sales ring at the National Broodmare Sale at the Gold Coast has lit up with the sale of Fastnet Rock mare Missrock for $2.3 million.
King's Champ in strong Rosehill 2yo race Last-start Scone winner King's Champ will take on a strong late season field of two-year-olds at Rosehill.
Star Freedman pair heading off for spells Santa Ana Lane and Steel Prince will head to the spelling paddock with trainer Anthony Freedman to plan their paths to the spring.
Roaring Lion's stud book full at Cambridge European champion Roaring Lion, who will stand at New Zealand's Cambridge Stud in the spring, is fully subscribed for his first season.
Import Bag Raider set to run at Caulfield An ugly vet's report did not deter trainer Scott Cameron from taking a punt on Bag Raider who is set to run over 1600m at Caulfield.
New Zealand interest in Epsom Derby Anthonyt Van Dyck, a half brother to a New Zealand champion sprinter, is among the leading contenders for the Derby at Epsom.
Mr Quickie right for Queensland Derby tilt Mr Quickie is set to travel to Brisbane for the Queensland Derby after impressing trainer Phillip Stokes with his right-handed gallops at Pakenham.
Sam Kavanagh has sentence reduced Disqualified trainer Sam Kavanagh has had his sentence reduced on appeal and could be back as soon as October.
Manuel set for Stradbroke after trial Group One winner Manuel has earned himself a crack at the Stradbroke Handicap by winning a Gold Coast trial.
Destiny's Kiss to defend McKell Cup Ten-year-old Destiny's Kiss will be out to defend his title in the Listed W J McKell Cup at Rosehill.
Romancer set for 1st-up Caulfield assault After two solid trials, Romancer is set to have his first run for Grahame Begg when he lines up in a heat of the VRC-CRV Winter Championship at Caulfield.
Starcraft's owner Paul Makin dies Paul Makin, the owner of dual hemisphere Group One winner Starcraft, has died aged 82.
Change to Derby prep for Stars Of Carrum The cancellation of the Cranbourne barrier trials means Stars Of Carrum will go to Brisbane to run in the P J O'Shea Stakes ahead of the Queensland Derby.
Cumani pair to chase Oaks-Derby double Trainer Matt Cumani is Brisbane-bound as he chases the Queensland Oaks/Derby double with three-year-olds Dunlani and Declares War.
The Bostonian faces weighty task The Bostonian faces a task at the weights if he is to complete a treble of Brisbane's major sprint races in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Jon Snow to stand at stud in NZ Australian Derby winner Jon Snow will stand at Clearview Park Stud in New Zealand's South Island.
Hermosa completes 1000 Guineas double Hermosa has completed a Classic double, waltzing away with the Irish 1000 Guineas at the Curragh.
Gennady gets the job done at Sandown Gennady has followed up a narrow Mornington win with an all-the-way victory when stepped up in distance at Sandown.
Sir Lopez too strong in Australian Steeple A cool ride by Richard Cully has landed trainer Patrick Payne another feature jumps race win with Sir Lopez in the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
John Allen jumps to another Sandown double Chequered Flag has given jockey John Allen another rare double, a win over jumps after an earlier victory on the flat at Sandown.
J J Atkins poser for Garibaldi Trainer Tony Gollan is weighing up whether to run Garibaldi in the Group One J J Atkins Stakes.
Stokes has spring goals for Eclair Breeze Trainer Phillip Stokes will send Eclair Breeze for a short break after her maiden win at Sandown with the spring in mind.
Excellent start to new-look Andrew Ramsden The VRC hopes to build on the new-look Andrew Ramsden Stakes with more prize money and status for the race which offers a Melbourne Cup ballot exemption.
Pike to chase more Group One glory New Zealand trainer Tony Pike is set to chase more Group One wins in Queensland with Our Intrigue in the Oaks.
Talented Spaceboy to return at Rosehill Trainer Gary Portelli is hoping a patient ride on Spaceboy can help the youngster replicate his recent barrier trial success.
New stewards appointed to QRIC The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has boosted its ranks with the appointment of two experienced stewards.
Ben Currie's lawyers argue for fines Lawyers for Queensland trainer Ben Currie are likely to argue precedent sentences for charges he faces include fines.
Phoenix Of Spain rises to Guineas win The Charlie Hills-trained Phoenix Of Spain has upstaged Too Darn Hot to win the Irish 2000 Guineas at the Curragh.
Jason Collett to miss Stradbroke Hcp day Jason Collet will miss Stradbroke Handicap day in Brisbane because of a suspension which soured his treble at Randwick.
Steel Prince nails Cup berth in narrow win The Anthony Freedman-trained Steel Prince has won a ballot-free exemption into the Melbourne Cup with a nose win in The Andrew Ramsden at Flemington.
Military Zone lands plunge in G3 Classic A Stradbroke Handicap start or a spell are options co-trainer Peter Snowden will weigh up with Military Zone after he won the Fred Best Classic at Eagle Farm.
Nobu continues path to Queensland Derby The Chris Waller-trained Nobu has cemented his claims for the Queensland Derby with his win over 2000 metres at Randwick.
Order Of Command wins again at Flemington In-form sprinter Order Of Command has continued the good run of the Danny O'Brien stable taking out the Listed Straight Six at Flemington.
The Bostonian wins G1 Kingsford Smith Cup The Bostonian has won the Kingsford Smith Cup to bring up back-to-back Group One victories during the Queensland winter carnival.
Popular grey The Candy Man wins Group 3 Popular stayer The Candy Man made it seven wins in a row and strengthened his Brisbane Cup claims when he won the Group Three Premier's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Prince Fawaz favourite for G1 JJ Atkins Prince Fawaz has won at Randwick to stamp his claims for the J J Atkins Stakes in Brisbane, the season's final Group One race for two-year-olds.
Strasbourg wins BRC Sires' Produce Stakes Well-bred colt Strasbourg has earned an attempt at the Group One JJ Atkins Stakes after winning the BRC Sires' Produce at Eagle Farm.
Spunlago lands overdue city win for Stubbs Albury horseman Ron Stubbs is back from a training sabbatical with Spunlago providing a timely metropolitan victory at Flemington.
Order Again makes late bid for Stradbroke Order Again has cemented his reputation as an Eagle Farm specialist when he won the Group Three Lord Mayor's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Tommy Berry finds winning key to Savatiano Godolphin's head trainer James Cummings was quick to praise jockey Tom Berry after Savatiano won at Eagle Farm.
Flemington win gives Fidelia four in a row Fidelia will be set for bigger races in the spring after stretching her winning sequence to four in the Donate to NJTappeal.com.au Trophy at Flemington.
All-the-way win to Fun Fact in Grand Prix Fun Fact continued jockey Michael Cahill's dream run when he led all the way to win the Group Three Grand Prix Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Sebrakate returns with easy Flemington win Lindsay Park is concerned with the weight Sebrakate will carry in two-year-old races over winter, preferring to now wait for the early spring with the colt.
New-look Cruze to take next step: trainer Trainer Barry Lockwood believes a win in a weak provincial race has helped Cruze to regain his top form including a win at Eagle Farm.
Noble Boy confirms promise in Brisbane win Impressive NSW country galloper Noble Boy confirmed his high rating with a strong win at Eagle Farm.
Ben looking for first Group One win Top Northern Rivers jockey Ben Looker is on course for his first Group One win on Victorem in the Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
Shinn to continue great run at Eagle Farm Blake Shinn is having a great run of success since relocating to Queensland for the winter and it can continue at Eagle Farm.
Godolphin stablemates attack Straight Six In-form sprinters Bandipur and Haunted will form the Godolphin attack for James Cummings on the Listed Straight Six at Flemington.
Waller stable depth on show in Group One Despite spelling two of his best sprinters, trainer Chris Waller has a strong hand in the Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
Sunlight confirmed as Everest runner The Tony McEvoy-trained Sunlight has been confirmed for the $14 million Everest and will run for Max Whitby's group.
Big ask for The Candy Man in Premier's Cup Fan favourite The Candy Man will face his biggest task when the grey runs in the Premier's Cup at Eagle Farm.
She Knows on track for Randwick success If there is such a thing as horses for courses, She Knows could be a knockout chance at Randwick when she returns to her favourite racetrack.
Godolphin sprinter Trekking well for Cup The prospect of a good track will help Trekking boost Godolphin Australia's Group One wins for the season at Eagle Farm.
Flower stood down in Victoria and NSW Racing Victoria has followed Racing NSW in barring racehorse owner Damion Flower from the sport pending the hearing of drug charges against him.
Damion Flower stood down from racing High-profile owner Damion Flower has been asked to show cause why he should be allowed to race horses or keep his slot in The Everest pending drug charges.
Runaway attempts shortcut to Melbourne Cup After sneaking his way into last year's Melbourne Cup, Runaway will be racing for an easier route to the big race in The Andrew Ramsden at Flemington.
Qld mare Acqume to run at York Australian sprinter Acqume, who is in England with her Toby Edmonds-trained stablemate Houtzen, will run in a 1000m-race at York.
Norman Waymouth dies after cancer battle Former jockey-turned-trainer Norman Waymouth has died after a battle with cancer, aged 65.
Racehorse owner accused of drug smuggling High profile racehorse owner Damion Flower has faced court accused of being involved in a cocaine smuggling ring operating out of Sydney airport.
Classic contenders out in force in Sydney The Randwick meeting will provide an important insight into the staying credentials of a host of three-year-olds earmarked for winter carnival ambitions.
No rest yet for unbeaten Not Enough Effort Not Enough Effort will attempt to extend his unbeaten record to four when he runs in the Furphy Ale Plate at Flemington.
Collett poised for big day out at Randwick It doesn't get much better than Jason Collett's book of rides at Randwick with the top jockey set to take the reins on a quintet of favourites.
Steel Prince races for Melbourne Cup start Stayers in The Andrew Ramsden will be racing for more than just prize money at Flemington with the winner gaining a ballot exemption into the Melbourne Cup.
Fillies set to dominate Fred Best Classic Fillies again look to have a strong chance of dominating the Group Three Fred Best Classic at Eagle Farm.
McEvoy aiming to increase Group One haul Tony McEvoy has been in Brisbane overseeing Dollar For Dollar's preparation as the trainer chases his seventh Group One for the season.
Bigger track key for Magic Alibi in Gr 3 Stakes winner Magic Alibi will get a final chance to add to her black-type tally at Eagle Farm before she is sold as a broodmare prospect.
Thomas Stockdale gets French opportunity Thomas Stockdale is the latest Victorian rider set to represent Australia in an apprentices' race at Chantilly on French Oaks day.
Pike doubles Kingsford Smith Cup chances New Zealand trainer Tony Pike looks to have an unexpected second chance in the Kingsford Smith Cup after Endless Drama shaped well in a barrier trial.
Savigne improves Queensland Oaks ranking Savigne, a half-sister to Doncaster Mile winner Kermadec, is set to follow her older sibling onto the Group One stage after scoring at Canterbury.
Manolo Blahniq fresh for Flemington tilt The Straight Six at Flemington fits the program ideally for Manolo Blahniq on his way to a shot at the Stradbroke Handicap in Brisbane.
Johnny Whitesox gets jump on Coast rivals Chris Munce has used a tie-honoured training method to get a belated birthday present for himself with Johnny Whitesox's win at the Gold Coast.
Albumin set to bounce back over pet trip Trainer Gerald Ryan has delved into his bag of tricks in the hope it can spark two of his horses back into winning form at Randwick.
OTI after golden ticket into Melbourne Cup Victory in The Andrew Ramsden at Flemington offers the winner a ballot-free exemption into the Melbourne Cup.
Portelli 2YO confirmed for Brisbane trip An ideal barrier draw has swayed Sydney trainer Gary Portelli to send juvenile Disruptor to Brisbane for a shot at the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Barbie after a change of luck in Group One Classy three-year-old filly Outback Barbie is overdue a change of fortune when she tackles the Group One Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
Weight is right for Beriman's history bid Nikita Beriman says she will have no trouble making 48kg to ride Dubious in a bid for history at Eagle Farm.
Second turf track announced for Caulfield The Melbourne Racing Club hopes to increase the number of meetings at Caulfield with the announcement of a second turf track at the course.
Capacity line-up for Kingsford Smith Cup The Bostonian will attempt back-to-back Group One victories in Brisbane when he lines up in the Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
Success comes for Geoff Wheeler at Moe Jake Noonan has piloted Black Beau Tie to a sentimental win at Moe to give trainer Geoff Wheeler his first win in four years.
Bjorn Baker to target Kingsford Smith Trained Bjorn Baker will send Redouble and Irithea north looking for Group One glory after the retirement of elite winner Music Magnate.
Richard Cully to put trainer's hat on Accomplished jumps jockey Richard Cully hopes to land another winner as a trainer when he saddles Celtic Blast at Flemington.
Andrew Ramsden entries chase a Cup dream Trainer Simon Morrish says he will not be the one deny the owners of Chouxting The Mob and Mental Telepathy their dreams of chasing a Melbourne Cup start.
ATC starts search for Everest runner The Australian Turf Club has begun the search for a runner to represent it in the third edition of The Everest.
Another horse has died at Santa Anita Another horse has died from injuries at Santa Anita racetrack, the 25th fatality since Christmas.
Jamie Mott has perfect day at Mornington Jamie Mott has walked away from the Mornington meeting with a four-timer from four rides at the track.
More convictions for trainer Ben Currie Trainer Ben Currie has been found guilty of 12 charges of race day administration and has been asked to make submissions on sentence.
Flemington straight to suit Divine Quality After flopping around a bend in the Sangster Stakes at Morphettville, Divine Quality is set to run in the Straight Six over 1200m at Flemington.
Tonsor to continue Smith's winning ways Trainer Matt Smith hopes promising sprinter Tonsor can bounce back from a last-start defeat when he runs at Randwick.
Lessons learned from Criterion invaluable Lindsay Park is hoping lessons learned from an international campaign with Criterion can be carried over into the Australian preparation of Alfarris.
Slow recovery for injured rider Hackett Injured rider Michael Hackett is making progress, albeit slow, as he remains in Sydney's Liverpool Hospital after a fall at Tomingley.
Trainer Ben Smith guilty of cobalt charges Suspended trainer Ben Smith has been found guilty of 10 charges regarding elevated cobalt levels, race day treatments and giving false evidence.
Jordan Childs spends the night in hospital Jockey Jordan Childs has spent the night in a Melbourne hospital after a post-race fall at Bendigo.
NZ betting levy to be repealed Racing minister Winston Peters says the betting levy in New Zealand is to be phased out to free up money for the industry.
Apprentice Thompson escapes serious injury Apprentice Aidin Thompson appears to have escaped serious injury after being taken to hospital following a two-horse fall at Beaudesert.
Furrion to miss Melbourne Cup qualifier Lindsay Park head trainer David Hayes is disappointed Furrion will not get his chance to race for a direct entry into the Melbourne Cup.
Reloaded to run at Randwick before Atkins Trainer Chris Waller will give Reloaded the same lead-up to the Group One J J Atkins as he did The Autumn Sun last year.
The Candy Man to return to Brisbane Fan favourite The Candy man is set to return to city racing after making it six straight wins in a Class Five at the Gold Coast.
Brideoake to return to Sydney for inquiry The inquiry into the scratching of Princess Jenni from the Adrian Knox Stakes is set to take place before Racing NSW stewards.
Ciaron Maher considers wfa for Dubious Trainer Ciaron Maher is considering running top two-year-old Dubious in the weight-for-age Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
John Allen to appeal Doomben suspension Doomben Cup-winning jockey John Allen is likely to appeal his 13-day suspension for his ride in the Group One race.
War of Will wins Preakness Stakes War of Will has won the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico to give trainer Mark Caisse and jockey Tyler Gaffalione a first win in a Triple Crown race.
Despatch gives Pannell maiden Group One Adelaide jockey Todd Pannell has ridden his first Group One winner on Despatch for trainer Tony McEvoy to celebrate a home-town win in The Goodwood.
Grey Lion stakes claim for Brisbane Cup Grey Lion will now head to Queensland for the Brisbane Cup after claiming a second Sydney stakes win in the Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill.
Etana Oaks bound after winning The Roses Etana is a significant firmer in Queensland Oaks betting after landing a confident betting move in the Group Two The Roses at Doomben.
Declares War wins at last for Matt Cumani A start in the Queensland Derby remains a possibility for Declares War after he broke through for Matt Cumani in The Mahogany Challenge at Flemington.
Kenedna claims Group One WFA Doomben Cup Co-trainer Ciaron Maher's great run in Group One races at Doomben has continued with Kenedna winning the Doomben Cup.
Tyzone storms into Stradbroke contention Tyzone will attempt to become only the second horse to complete the BRC Sprint-Stradbroke Handicap double after his barnstorming victory at Doomben.
Fidelia gives Ethan Brown a milestone win Ethan Brown has outridden his metropolitan claim guiding Fidelia to victory in the So You Think Hall Of Fame Trophy at Flemington.
Hostwin reigns supreme in Rosehill sprint Gary Moore has labelled Hostwin Supreme the best sprinter he has trained after the three-year-old's win at Rosehill.
Isaurian keeps unblemished first-up record Godolphin galloper Isaurian has had to battle hard to score a close win and maintain his unbeaten first-up record in the Chief De Beers Quality.
Quilista dominant in Bright Shadow Quality The Snowden stable is hoping Quilista's racing career can be extended after her brilliant all-the-way win in Bright Shadow Quality at Doomben.
Well-backed Moonlover scores at Flemington Moonlover is likely to head to Brisbane in search of more black-type after scoring first-up off a break at Flemington.
Maximum Security owner's $20m challenge Owner Gary West has challenged the owners of horses Maximum Security is judged to have hampered in the Kentucky Derby to beat him.
Zoustyle makes it six from six at Doomben Star colt Zoustyle has made it six wins from six starts with another dominant display in the JRA 3YO Plate at Doomben.
Low draw makes the difference for Perudo Perudo will continue on a black-type program during the winter carnival after her narrow win in the Listed Bill Carter Stakes at Doomben.
Hayes has Derby plans for Independent Road Independent Road will be turned out for a break and set for the Victoria Derby after his victory in the Hugh Bowman Hall Of Fame Trophy at Flemington.
Teo stays on for strong victory at Doomben Fighting Teo has taken advantage of a top ride from Luke Tarrant to score a strong win at Doomben.
Les Tilley ride leaves rivals red-faced Jockey Les Tilley has produced a clever front-running ride to land Red Colour a winner at Doomben.
Doomben track to be ideal for Cup Doomben has escaped most of the heavy rain around Brisbane and the track should be ideal for the Doomben Cup meeting.
Pride says Time is right for G3 test Trainer Joe Pride believes Passage Of Time is ready to rise to his next challenge when he makes his Brisbane debut in the BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Newham-trained filly bred to be a winner Queensland's best Oaks hopeful, the Gary Newham-trained Winning Ways, has the right breeding to be a top stayer.
Moroney tests Wham over trip at Flemington Trainer Mike Moroney holds reservations over Wham running out 2000m but is happy to give him a try in The Mahogany Challenge at Flemington.
Strong hand for Kim Waugh at Rosehill Kim Waugh believes lightly raced stayer White Boots has the scope to deliver the stable consecutive wins in the Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill.
Steve Tregea trio to tackle Doomben The Steve Tregea-trained Bergerac will have blinkers for the first time as he and his equally talented stablemates Prioritise and Niccanova run at Doomben.
Santa Ana Lane to run for TAB in Everest Star sprinter Santa Ana Lane will run for race sponsor TAB in the $14 million Everest at Randwick.
Jamaican Rain right to take Goodwood spot A gallop at Cranbourne has convinced trainer Richard Laming to pay a late nomination for Jamaican Rain to take her place in The Goodwood at Morphettville.
Plan to expedite Ben Currie hearings Queensland stewards hope to expedite outstanding hearings into charges against Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie following a Supreme Court ruling.
Stablemates to tackle Flemington straight Training partners Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra will have a two-pronged attack on a sprint race at Flemington, saddling Rock 'N' Gold and Smart Coupe.
Jazzland fit and ready for Rosehill test Trainer Kristen Buchanan has high expectations for Jazzland in the long-term and is looking forward to testing him in Saturday grade at Rosehill.
Gem on song for Doomben Cup A change of riding tactics is expected to help Gem Song become the third three-year-old to win the weight-for-age Doomben Cup.
I'm A Rippa to back up in BRC Sprint Trainer Tony Gollan has had no hesitation in backing I'm A Rippa up in the BRC Sprint at Doomben, a race he won last year.
Telecaster digs deep to win Dante Too Darn Hot has been upstaged by Telecaster in a surprise result in the Dante Stakes at York.
Maximum Security owners file lawsuit Gary and Mary West, the owners of Maximum Security, have filed a lawsuit seeking to have the Kentucky Derby disqualification of their horse overturned in court.
Tony McEvoy to build new Ballarat complex Trainer Tony McEvoy will build a new training complex at Ballarat to complement his established bases at Angaston and Flemington.
Boomsara ready to bounce back at Doomben Trainer Chris Munce believes drawing the outside barrier is not a total disaster for Boomsara in the BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Scarlet in dream Queensland Oaks trial Scarlet Dream has trialled well in the lead-up to her run in The Roses at Doomben which will determine whether she runs in the Queensland Oaks.
McNeil hopes experience pays off with War Jye McNeil gets his second chance aboard Declares War when the three-year-old lines up in The Mahogany Challenge at Flemington.
Mark Currie gets fine, suspended sentence Toowoomba trainer Mark Currie has been fined $7500 and given a wholly suspended 12 month-sentence on race day treatment charges.
Mr Marathon Man now has speed in his legs Former French-trained Mr Marathon Man will run for the second time in Australia when he lines up over 1400 metres at Flemington.
Trainer Ben Currie loses application A Supreme Court judge has refused an application to temporarily halt Racing Queensland's decision to refuse Ben Currie's nominations.
Veteran to line up again in another Cup Two horses at vastly different stages of their racing careers will bid to deliver trainer Joe Pride an inaugural win in the Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill.
Dwayne Dunn after first Goodwood on Booker The Goodwood at Morphettville has eluded former Adelaide jockey Dwayne Dunn but he believes he has a good chance of success on four-year-old mare Booker.
Michael Walker to have Cup impact Jockey Michael Walker's patience could be rewarded with back-to-back Doomben Cups when he rides Fierce Impact.
Glen Boss to return to Australia Glen Boss, the regular rider of three-time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva, has announced he will return to Australia to continue his career.
Blake Shinn reunites with Toby Edmonds In-form jockey Blake Shinn is set to reunite with leading trainer Toby Edmonds on two key rides at Doomben.
Enable return delayed to Royal Ascot Dual Arc winner Enable is set to make her eagerly anticipated return to action at Royal Ascot after being scratched from the Coronation Cup at Epsom.
Birthday girl MacFarlane lands city double Tony McEvoy-trained fillies Despacito and Aristocratic Miss have provided apprentice Chelsea MacFarlane with her first metropolitan double.
McDonald lands 100th Sydney metro winner James McDonald has posted an important milestone in this season's Sydney jockeys' premiership after winning on Primitivo at Warwick Farm.
Connery shows his class in Sandown victory Trainer Archie Alexander will keep pushing Connery up in grade in a bid to keep weight off his back after landing another win at Sandown.
OTI Racing loads up in Lord Mayors Cup bid Group Two winner Grey Lion will headline a team of four runners for OTI Racing in the Listed Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill.
Date change for Weetwood The Weetwood Handicap will have its first date change in 120 years to coincide with Toowoomba's popular Carnival Of Flowers.
Oaks, Derby on radar for New Zealand filly Trainer Tony Pike has a lot to look forward to with impressive filly Intrigue after her prize money-boosting win at the Sunshine Coast.
Boom Time ready to strike at Flemington After two runs from a spell, Boom Time will be out to score his first win in 12 months in the Vo Rogue Hall Of Fame Trophy at Flemington.
Diamond Thunder on trial for Brisbane trip Sydney trainer Mark Newnham will consider a winter carnival bid in Brisbane if juvenile Diamond Thunder can continue his winning streak at Rosehill.
Behemoth steps up for Goodwood challenge Trainer David Jolly is content with his decision to tackle the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville with up-and-coming three-year-old Behemoth.
Waller set for more Qld carnival records Trainer Chris Waller is heading for more Queensland winter carnival records with his five runners in the Group One Doomben Cup.
Capacity field for Group One Doomben Cup The Group One Doomben Cup has attracted a full field with Youngstar the favourite to add to her Queensland Group One record.
Prodigal son Moody returns to Charleville Former champion trainer Peter Moody will head home to Charleville in his role as Battle of the Bush ambassador.
O'Learys to wind down racing interests Grand National-winning owner Michael O'Leary has announced he will phase out his National Hunt team over the next five years.
Sixties Groove likely to run at Rosehill Trainer Kris Lees will run Sixties Groove in the Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill with the gelding unlikely to gain a Doomben Cup start.
Main features of the Winx Stand Features of the Winx Stand to be built at Randwick.
Time right for Fidelia at Flemington mile After Fidelia's wins over 1300m and 1410m, trainer Robbie Griffiths thinks the time is right for the filly to step up to 1600m at Flemington.
Stephanie Thornton has win at RAD Board Melbourne apprentice Stephanie Thornton has won an appeal over a careless riding suspension.
Hartani back at Sandown after long absence Former Lloyd Williams-owned Hartani returns to racing for trainer Monica Cid at Sandown after a three-year absence from the racetrack.
More meeting transfers for Seymour track The Seymour racetrack will be over-sown with kikuyu grass and when mixed with the current rye grass is expected to see the track race well all year round.
Leading fancies draw wide in The Goodwood The barrier draw has not been kind to the two topweights in the Group One Goodwood with Booker and Spright drawing the two widest gates.
Australian racing Hall of Fame winners The inductees into racing's Hall Of Fane have had glittering careers.
Vo Rogue, Bowman inductees to Hall of Fame The 10 new inductees to Australian racing's Hall of Fame include horses Vo Rogue, and So You Think and jockeys Hugh Bowman and Brent Thomson.
Winx to be honoured with stand at Randwick Champion Winx will be honoured with a new public stand at Randwick Racecourse to be named after the mare.
Maximum Security jockey banned for 15 days Jockey Luis Saez will appeal a ban handed down for causing the interference which cost his mount Maximum Security victory in the Kentucky Derby.
Cumani keeps One More Try on home soil Having contemplated a Queensland campaign for One More Try, trainer Matt Cumani will keep the mare in Melbourne for a light preparation ahead of the spring.
Rosehill or Doomben for Problem Solver Group-placed mare Problems Solver has racing options at Rosehill and Doomben with trainer Gerald Ryan to delay a decision.
Castle Lady gives Godolphin 300th G1 win Castle Lady's victory in the Poule d'Essai des Pouliches at Longchamp in France has given Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin its 300th Group One winner.
Booker freshened for G1 Goodwood assault After a break in the paddock following the Newmarket Handicap, a fresh Booker is ready to contest the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville.
Major test for Chapter And Verse Promising sprinter Chapter and Verse will take a major step towards a start in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap when he runs in the BRC Sprint.
Rawiller praises Ballarat synthetic track Brought into action earlier than anticipated, the Ballarat synthetic track has been praised by jockey Brad Rawiller who rode a double at its first meeting.
Injury stops Menari's racing comeback Talented sprinter Menari has suffered a second suspensory injury and will return to Newgate Farm to serve a limited book of mares.
Damian Lane wins Japanese Group One Australian jockey Damian Lane has ridden Normcore to win the Group One Victoria Mile in Japan.
Belated return for The Odyssey Trainer Kelly Schweida says he has no regrets about scratching The Odyssey from Doomben and he is prepared to delay the two-year-old's return.
Viddora spelling in UK ahead of return Viddora has been forced to travel to England after racing in Hong Kong before being allowed to return to Australia under quarantine protocols.
Iconoclasm in top order ahead of Goodwood The Goodwood at Morphettville will be the first of two interstate Group One assignments for the Danny O'Brien-trained Iconoclasm.
Horse carries wrong number to win In the latest integrity mix-up in Queensland a horse has carried the wrong saddle cloth number to victory at Toowoomba.
The Candy Man to head to Coast Striking grey The Candy Man is set to run at the Gold Coast or Doomben after missing a start in the Chairman's Handicap.
Anthony Cummings looks to youth in Qld Trainer Anthony Cummings is favouring youth over experience as he assembles his team for the Brisbane winter carnival.
McEvoy with two chances in G1 Goodwood Tony McEvoy is set to have last-start Group One runner-up Cool Passion and up-and-coming sprinter Despatch in the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville.
Star 3yos to steal limelight at Doomben Star three-year-olds Zoustyle and Plague Stone are set to steal the limelight in a support race on Doomben Cup day.
Jeff Lloyd likely to appeal suspension Jockey Jeff Lloyd is likely to appeal a 16-day suspension for causing interference on Outback Barbie in the Doomben 10,000.
Trekking could travel further north Godolphin's Trekking has emerged as a possible big-race contender in Brisbane with his win in a Listed race at the Scone feature meeting.
Import Con Te Partiro wins on Aust debut A winner in America and England, Con Te Partiro has added the Group Three Dark Jewel Classic at Scone to her resume on her Australian debut.
Qafila claims the South Australian Derby The only filly in the South Australian Derby, Lindsay Park-trained Qafila, has scored a dominant win in the 2500m Classic under Cory Parish.
O'Brien lands final two races at Caulfield Order Of Command and Remember The Name have given Danny O'Brien a race-to-race double in the final two races at Caulfield.
Le Juge continues rise, Brisbane Cup looms In-form stayer Le Juge continued his rapid rise through the ranks when he won the Group Three Chairman's Handicap at Doomben.
Bam's On Fire beats Propelle at Caulfield Former Perth filly Bam's On Fire has backed up a maiden victory in country Victoria with a city win at Caulfield in the second start of her campaign.
Missile Mantra too classy in Caulfield win Well-backed Missile Mantra has stormed home to claim the Listed Vale Redoute's Choice Stakes at Caulfield at her second race start.
The Bostonian wins Group 1 Doomben 10,000 New Zealand sprinter The Bostonian has beaten Osborne Bulls and Dollar For Dollar to win the Doomben 10,000.
Archedemus on track for Gr 1 Doomben Cup Archedemus rocketed into calculations for the Doomben Cup after he led throughout to win the Listed Members Handicap at Doomben.
McDonald's champagne ride in Gr 2 Classic James McDonald has produced one of his best rides to win the Champagne Classic on Dubious at Doomben.
Zacada back to best in NZ Group Three win The 2018 Sydney Cup runner-up Zacada has won the Group Three Rotorua Cup to bring up a century of winners this season for Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman.
Guard of honour for jockey Damian Browne Retiring jockey Damian Browne has been given a guard of honour by fellow riders in a ceremony at Doomben.
Libertini a star in the making: Cummings Two-year-old filly Libertini has lived up to the hype around her with a facile win in the Listed Woodlands Stakes at Scone.
Guizot lands his second straight victory The Aaron Purcell-trained Guizot has backed up a win during the recent Warrnambool carnival with another victory in an open handicap at Caulfield.
Purple Sector ends autumn on winning note Trainer John Thompson won't be tempted by a Queensland Derby start for Purple Sector despite his dominant win in the Rough Habit Plate.
Brisbane carnival awaits in-form Zoutori In-form three-year-old Zoutori has earned himself a trip to Brisbane following his victory in the Rod Fenwick Handicap at Caulfield.
Bad habit can't stop Vega One at Doomben Despite again getting his back leg up in the barrier stalls, Vega One has proved far too good for the Listed Queensland Day Stakes field at Doomben.
Wild Planet in smooth Scone Guineas win Wild Planet has scored a deserved win in the Inglis Scone Guineas under a controlled front-running ride by Tommy Berry.
Alfarris presses claims for Ramsden start The Andrew Ramsden Stakes looms as the next option for imported stayer Alfarris after he registered his first Australian win in a 2406m race at Caulfield.
Promising 3YO Ef Troop back in business The Tony Gollan-trained Ef Troop's winter campaign has started on a winning note in restricted class at Doomben.
Ben Currie files for review on racing ban Trainer Ben Currie has lodged an application for an internal review of the decision to disqualify him for four years.
River Racer heads south after Doomben win Consistent mare River Racer is likely to dodge winter Queensland's winter carnival stars to head to Sydney after winning at Doomben.
Ballarat synthetic track in early call-up A scheduled turf meeting at Ballarat has been transferred to the venue's new synthetic track, the first meeting to be run on the surface.
Special Missile on target in Scone Cup Special Missile has given brothers Richard and Michael Freedman a feature win in the Scone Cup days into their new training partnership.
Weather watch on Kazio Caulfield outing Overnight rain will determine whether the Colin Little-trained Kazio will extend his campaign to a race at Caulfield.
Jungle Edge to show his best at Caulfield The soft track at Caulfield and the claim for Lucinda Doodt has trainer Mick Bell confident Jungle Edge can run well at Caulfield.
Quick trip to Brisbane for Tony McEvoy Leading trainer Tony McEvoy has made a quick trip to Brisbane to oversee his Doomben 10,000 chances Manuel and Dollar For Dollar's track work.
Qafila set to back up in G1 SA Derby Qafila will be the only filly in the Group One South Australian Derby, with the three-year-old set to back up after her fourth in the Australasian Oaks.
Ear muffs to help Nature Strip in 10,000 The addition of ear muffs is expected to help Doomben 10,000 favourite Nature Strip run a strong 1200 metres.
Thompson filly to sparkle in Dark Jewel Consistent filly Into The Abyss will be chasing an overdue stakes win when she heads to Scone for the Group Three Dark Jewel Classic.
Order Again will stay at 1600m at Doomben Talented Order Again will stay at 1600m for the time being after trainer Brian Smith elected to run him in the Members Handicap at Doomben.
Missile Mantra to face first stakes test Trainer Peter Snowden believes two-year-old Missile Mantra has improved since her debut win ahead of her first stakes test at Caulfield.
Tropezina to chase black-type at Scone The chance to earn all-important black-type at Scone has won out over a three-year-old fillies race at Caulfield for connections of Tropezina.
Champagne Cuddles chases first Group One Classy mare Champagne Cuddles is primed to win her first Group One race in the Doomben 10,000.
Legal battle for disqualified Currie Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie faces a long legal battle after being disqualified for four years with more charges to be heard.
Kentucky Derby saga continues Gary and Mary West are pursuing legal options in a bid to have disqualified Kentucky Derby winner Maximum Security reinstated.
Our Libretto on path towards Brisbane Cup Our Libretto will take a further step towards her winter goal of the Brisbane Cup when she runs in the Group Three Chairman's Stakes at Doomben.
Purcell expects good showing from Guizot Trainer Aaron Purcell believes last-start Warrnambool winner Guizot looms as a strong chance again in a 1600m handicap at Caulfield.
Maddison Avenue aiming for three straight After wins at Sandown and Randwick, trainer Marc Conners is hoping Maddison Avenue can extend her winning sequence to three in the JRA Handicap at Caulfield.
More Queensland country meetings get TAB Racing Queensland has announced more country meetings coinciding with tourist events will have TAB coverage.
Double shot at Guineas for Tracey Bartley Trainer Tracey Bartley is hoping he can spring an upset in the Inglis 3YO Guineas at Scone with Bare Naked Lady and McCormack.
Mishani to hustle for Les Ross at Doomben Trainer Les Ross has high hopes for new stable addition Mishani Hustler in a Listed race at Doomben.
Grand Scholar set for another stakes test Tony McEvoy has faith in the ability of two-year-old Grand Scholar who will be out to break through for a win at Caulfield in her third start at stakes level.
Dan Morton to book place in winter history Perth trainer Dan Morton is hoping to break his recent Queensland drought in Group One races with the smart Man Booker.
Future looking bright for Libertini Trainer Anthony Cummings has enjoyed a long association with prolific owner/breeder Gerry Harvey and Libertini is shaping as the pair's latest star.
New partnership ready to fire in Classic The new Anderson-Heathcote training partnership will have its first Group runner with Ballistic Boy in the Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Draw gives Savvy Oak shot at G1 SA Derby The inside draw can help give Savvy Oak an easy passage in the South Australian Derby as he chases Group One success at Morphettville.
Ron Stewart gets rare ride for Kris Lees Lightweight jockey Ron Stewart has a rare ride for Newcastle trainer Kris Lees on favourite Gem Song at Doomben.
Jumps rider Martin Kelly on bets charges Jumps jockey Martin Kelly has been hit with four charges by Racing Victoria stewards in relation to betting and giving false or misleading evidence.
Extra Brut to find new home in Hong Kong Victoria Derby winner Extra Brut will get the chance to win another Derby after his sale to Hong Kong.
Trainer Richard Cully lands Sandown prize Dual-licence holder Richard Cully landed his first winner as a trainer at Sandown as he continues his career as a jumps jockey through the winter months.
Not Enough Effort scores again at Sandown Trainer Sharyn Trolove will consider giving unbeaten three-year-old Not Enough Effort a break following his victory in the Blue Star Print Handicap at Sandown.
Classique Legend confirmed for Everest bid The Les Bridge-trained Classique Legend is the second horse to be confirmed for a spot in this year's $14 million The Everest.
Unbeaten Moldova set for first stakes test Trainer Danny O'Brien expects Moldova to be hard to beat again when the two-year-old filly steps up to stakes grade for the first time at Caulfield.
Youngsters steal show in Canterbury wins California Zimbol and Discharged have underlined their potential with on-pace wins at Canterbury.
Snowzone continues rich winning tradition Two-year-old Snowzone's Gold Coast victory continued a family tradition as he was the 10th foal of his dam Snowdrift to win a race.
Lees relies on weight of numbers for Scone It has been a significant week for trainer Kris Lees and the party isn't over yet with a host of stakes runners at Scone and a ticket in the Doomben 10,000.
Sandown winner Asgard Massif on the market Trainer John Sadler expects to see Sandown winner Asgard Massif leave his stable as the gelding's owner goes about reducing his thoroughbred numbers.
Mr Quickie on target for Derby assignment The South Australian Derby has been the aim for Mr Quickie and trainer Phillip Stokes says he cannot fault the gelding in the lead-up to the race.
Doomben improving for Group One meeting Track manager Jim Roberts is confident the track will be rated good for the 10,000 meeting despite rain last week.
Scone carnival concept a winner: O'Shea Sydney trainer John O'Shea is looking forward to the Scone carnival and believes there is room for more feature Saturday race meetings in regional areas.
Outback Barbie chases history in 10,000 Outback Barbie is aiming to become only the second three-year-old filly to win the Doomben 10,000.
Sydney sprinters headline Doomben 10,000 Nature Strip and Osborne Bulls are among 13 horses to accept for the Doomben 10,000, the premier weight-for-age sprint of the Brisbane winter carnival.
Ipswich racetrack set for remedial work Racing Queensland will undertake remedial work on the Ipswich racetrack but other plans for provincial course have been scrapped.
Jockey Pat Smullen announces retirement Multiple Group One-winning Irish rider Pat Smullen has announced his retirement from the saddle on medical advice.
No Preakness for Kentucky Derby winner Kentucky Derby winner Country House has a cough and will not run in the Preakness Stakes ruling the Triple Crown out of play.
Ben Smith faces stewards over cobalt Trainer Ben Smith has fronted a Racing NSW stewards inquiry relating to illegal cobalt levels and giving false evidence.
Lindsey Smith to set up Warrnambool base With five horse already in Victoria, Lindsey Smith is awaiting the tick of approval from Racing Victoria to take over the Warrnambool stables of Darren Weir.
Matt Smith to make an impact at Scone After missing a planned start in the Hollindale Stakes, Fierce Impact has been diverted to the Scone Cup ahead of a Group One mission in Brisbane.
Smart returning home chasing a stakes win Caulfield has previously been a happy work place for Canberra trainer Todd Smart who is set to run Washington Towers in the Listed Redoute's Choice Stakes.
Not Enough Effort right to go at Sandown Not Enough Effort has put his early bad barrier manners behind him as he aims for three straight in a 1000-metre sprint at Sandown.
Beefeater joins NZ runners in Brisbane Beefeater is another New Zealander in Brisbane looking to snare a stakes race during the Queensland winter carnival.
Mr Quickie remains favourite for SA Derby Despite drawing in the second half of the field, the Phillip Stokes-trained Mr Quickie remains favourite for the Group One South Australian Derby.
Kings Will Dream has clean bill of health Having survived a fractured pelvis, Kings Will Dream is enjoying a spell before joining the stables of Chris Waller ahead of a spring campaign.
Maximum Security Derby appeal denied Racing authorities have denied an appeal by Maximum Security's owner against the colt's Derby disqualification saying stewards are not subject to such action.
Slow progress for injured Michael Hackett Injured country NSW jockey Michael Hackett remains in Liverpool Hospital where he is making progress in his recovery..
Moldova heads Redoute's Choice Stakes noms The Listed Redoute's Choice Stakes for two-year-olds at Caulfield has attracted 23 nominations including the filly Moldova who is unbeaten from two starts.
Tom Melbourne, Destiny's Kiss for Scone Crowd favourites Tom Melbourne and Destiny's Kiss head the entries for the Listed Scone Cup.
Douglas, Thornton with Derby opportunities Clayton Douglas and Damien Thornton will be among the jockeys chasing their first Group One wins when they ride two of the main South Australian Derby chances.
Experience to help Oh Five Glory Trainer Peter Hulbert hopes race experience can help OhFive Glory win her first Group Two race at Doomben.
Decision pending on Furrion's next move Trainer David Hayes says a decision is pending whether Furrion heads to the paddock or presses on to run in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes later this month.
Blake Shinn to ride NZ 3yo Vigor Winner New Zealand trainer Lauren Brennan is thrilled to have saecured Blak Shinn to ride three-year-old Vigor Winner when he makes his Brisbane debut.
Ben Currie horses moved to other trainers Queensland stewards have allowed 26 horses to be moved from Ben Currie's stables to other trainers with some nominated for upcoming races.
Tony Gollan considers options for 3yos Trainer Tony Gollan is sorting out the options for star three-year-olds Ef Troop and Zoustyle after rain thwarted their scheduled returns.
Oliver to ride Steel Prince in Ramsden Damien Oliver has been booked to ride in-form Steel Prince in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes, a race offering a Melbourne Cup ballot exemption to the winner.
Preakness doubt for Maximum Security Maximum Security's owner Gary West is considering appeal options after the colt's disqualification from the Kentucky Derby.
Hermosa lands Guineas double for O'Brien Trainer Aidan O'Brien has completed another Classic double with Hermosa adding the 1000 Guineas to Magna Grecia's 2000 Guineas triumph at Newmarket.
Warren's spring hopes for Rosemont fillies Brooklyn Hustle has started pre-training as she begins the build-up towards her next campaign while her trainer Jason Warren also has spring hopes for Knowles.
Speedster Deploy ready for Scone return After a couple of problem-plagued preparations, Deploy is now primed to return to his stakes-winning ways beginning at Scone.
Trainer Stuart Kendrick ready to run In-form Caloundra trainer Stuart Kendrick has completed a big week by being named the trainer for a new venture aimed at ready-to-run horses.
Eurell upbeat about his SA Derby contender Trainer Greg Eurell says Star Missile has come through his last-start second well and he believes has a genuine chance in the South Australian Derby.
Waller respects Bowman's decision to rest Champion trainer Chris Waller says he respects jockey Hugh Bowman's decision to have a break and says it will have no impact on his operation.
O'Brien trains 10th 2000 Guineas winner Magna Grecia has given champion trainer Aidan O'Brien with his 10th victory in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket.
Country House wins Kentucky Derby via DQ Long shot Country House has been promoted to first in the Kentucky Derby with the owners of the disqualified Maximum Security considering an appeal.
X-rays clear Lachlan King of any fractures X-rays have cleared apprentice Lachlan King of any fractures after a race fall at Flemington.
Steel Prince wins again, goes for Ramsden Steel Prince has made it four wins from as many starts this preparation and the stayer will now target the Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington.
Nobu ignites Group 1 Queensland Derby bid Nobu's Queensland Derby mission is back on track after his comprehensive win at Randwick over stablemates Duchess Of Lennox and Ombudsman.
Sydney mare Spright claims G1 Sangster Sydney mare Spright has come with her trademark whirlwind finish to claim the Sangster Stakes and complete a Group One Adelaide double for jockey Damien Oliver.
Collett completes double aboard Demerara Demerara will spearhead Godolphin's assault on fillies and mares black-type races during the winter carnival after her victory in the Silk Stocking.
Lachlan King taken to hospital after fall Apprentice Lachlan King has been taken to hospital after a fall in a race at Flemington.
Princess Jenni wins G1 Australasian Oaks The David Brideoake-trained Princess Jenni has responded to Damien Oliver's riding to win the Group One Australasian Oaks in Adelaide.
Life Less Ordinary takes Hollindale Stakes Trainer Chris Waller has won his third Group Two Hollindale Stakes with Life Less Ordinary who he believes is what Australian racing needs to stay strong.
Ridgewood Drive stamps Derby credentials A convincing win at Flemington over 2000m has set Ridgewood Drive up for a likely shot at the Group One South Australian Derby on a seven-day back-up.
Pennino delivers a Gr 3 Guineas boilover Pennino has enhanced her reputation as a superior wet-tracker in winning the Group Three Gold Coast Guineas in a boilover result.
Zonk gives Williams first Saturday winner Apprentice Chris Williams has ridden his first Saturday winner at Randwick, steering Zonk for his boss Les Bridge.
Coldstone lifts Gollan spirits in Cup win Coldstone's has won the Australian Turf Club Cup for Tony Gollan on a day the trainer had scratch star three-year-old Zoustyle.
Fastnet Tempest survives protest to win Fastnet Tempest has had to survive a protest from the rider of runner-up Addictive Nature to claim his first win in more than a year at Flemington.
Four riders fall, Ipswich card called off Jockeys escaped serious injury after a four-horse fall over the line at Ipswich but the meeting has been abandoned.
Fidelia impresses Brown in Flemington win Fidelia has finished strongly to come from last to win a 1410m race for three-year-old fillies at Flemington, impressing apprentice Ethan Brown.
Splintex breaks through at second start The Mark Newnham-trained Splintex has backed up a solid third on debut with victory in the two-year-old maiden at Randwick.
Gary Newham finds Winning Ways in Bracelet Gary Newham has continued his success with Winning Ways who is Oaks bound after winning the Gold Coast Bracelet.
Million-dollar colt too strong in Classic Stronger has lived up to his name when he overhauled the odds-on favourite Accession to win the Group Three Ken Russell Memorial Classic at the Gold Coast.
Serengeti Empress wins Kentucky Oaks Serengeti Empress has bounced back from a bleeding attack at her previous start to lead all the way in the Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs.
Moldova stays unbeaten with Flemington win The Danny O'Brien-trained two-year-old Moldova has backed up a debut win at Bendigo with another victory at Flemington to remain unbeaten from two starts.
The Lord Mayor salutes in Gold Coast Cup Champion trainer Chris Waller has continued his domination of Queensland staying races with The Lord Mayor winning the Gold Coast Cup.
The Candy Man set to chase stakes races Comeback galloper The Candy Man earned a crack at stakes races after scoring his fifth win in a row at the Gold Coast.
Currie asks for clarity on racing charges Lawyers for trainer Ben Currie have filed a judicial review application on a ban and asked stewards for clarity of two unrelated convictions.
Hugh Bowman calls time on the season Hugh Bowman has confirmed he will not ride again until the new season after an exhausting few months including the farewell campaign of champion Winx.
Pierata to stay in training for Everest Aquis Farm has announced Pierata's stud career has been deferred and the All Aged Stakes winner will be aimed at The Everest.
Berry guides Abdon to Wagga Gold Cup win Tommy Berry has steered the Chris Waller-trained Abdon to victory in the Listed Wagga Wagga Gold Cup, the feature race of the two-day carnival.
Lindsay Park pair after Flemington success Gold Mag and Royal Thunder will line up for Lindsay Park chasing success in the Apache Cat Handicap at Flemington.
Sir Barnabus to stay Cup distance Deagon stayer Sir Barnabus will appreciate the 2400m of the new Gold Coast Cup race.
Galaxy Raider set for Flemington return Trainer Grahame Begg has bided his time with Galaxy Raider in recent weeks, waiting for what he thinks is an ideal race for the gelding's return at Flemington.
Dream Circle to make debut at Randwick Trainer David Payne is hoping to put a trying time behind him, starting with Dream Circle at Randwick.
Hugh Bowman stands down from Gold Coast Winx's jockey Hugh Bowman has stood himself down from riding, saying he is exhausted and needs a spell.
Daniel Bowman hits the road After success playing on his home track at Warrnambool, trainer Daniel Bowman is splitting his team in search of more winners.
Ben Currie faces possible disqualification Trainer Ben Currie faces a possible disqualification after being found guilty of two counts of bringing racing into disrepute.
Douglas switches to flat at the Gold Coast Clayton Douglas will attempt to add to his feature flat race record when he rides three Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained horses on the Gold Coast.
Mahogany Challenge to begin at Flemington A 2000m-race at Flemington will kick off the Mahogany Challenge, a series of staying races for three-year-olds spanning the next two months.
Divine Quality fresh for Adelaide G1 race Divine Quality heads into the Group One TAB Classic off a let-up with trainer Robbie Griffiths hopeful the talented mare will produce a big run fresh.
Ben Currie owners stopped from transfer Lawyers for trainer Ben Currie have complained stewards are wrongly stopping owners transferring their horses to other trainers, disrupting their programs.
Boomsara to add to Gold Coast record Boomsara takes a great record at the Gold Coast into his bid to win the Group Three Gold Coast Guineas for three-year-olds.
Pace the purpose for Birchley runner Trainer Liam BIrchley wants a genuine pace to give Fit For Purpose his best chance in the Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Bob Baffert favoured to win 6th Derby Trainer Bob Baffert now has the first three in the market for the Kentucky Derby after the scratching of Omaha Beach as he chases a record-equalling sixth win.
Ben Allen hit with 22 meeting suspension Jockey Ben Allen has been suspended for using the whip 11 times before the 100m mark in his winning ride on Akamon at Warrnambool.
Mirette set for Oaks challenge in Adelaide The Australasian Oaks has been the autumn aim for Mirette and trainer Archie Alexander believes the filly has had an ideal preparation for the Group One race.
Furrion gets job done in Warrnambool Cup Furrion will be set on a spring campaign after taking out the Warrnambool Cup for jockey John Allen and Lindsay Park.
Top Striker draws badly again at Randwick Trainer Greg Hickman believes last-start winner Top Striker's record could be so much better if he had drawn better barriers throughout his career.
Zed Em outstays rivals to win Grand Annual Zed Em has turned the tables on Gold Medals in the Grand Annual Steeplechase to give trainer Patrick Payne a fourth win in the 5500m-race.
Mare to strut her stuff at the Gold Coast Darktown Strutter will be out to maintain her unbeaten record over the Gold Coast 900m-course in the Bat Out of Hell.
Silk Stocking target for new partnership The new Anderson-Heathcote training partnership will have its first black-type runner when Femme Fireball runs in the Silk Stocking at the Gold Coast.
The Goodwood a possibility for Halvorsen The Group One Goodwood in Adelaide is among the upcoming options for three-year-old Halvorsen who will first chase another city win in Melbourne at Flemington.
Chequered Flag strolls home in Bool hurdle Chequered Flag has made a triumphant return to jumps racing, recording an easy win in the Champion Novice Hurdle at Warrnambool.
Begg hopes Miss Siska form line holds Trainer Grahame Begg hopes Miss Siska can follow the same form line as the most recent Hollindale Stakes winner Oregon's Day.
Promising signs for jockey Michael Hackett There are promising signs for injured jockey Michael Hackett, one of three riders involved in a fall at Tomingley in central-western NSW.
Jim Byrne rides trackwork after injury Leading Brisbane jockey Jim Byrne has taken the first step back from injury by riding trackwork at Eagle Farm.
RQ denies more Ben Currie nominations Racing Queensland has rejected trainer Ben Currie's nominations for all meetings for the next few days.
Jockey Rob David suspended at Warrnambool Failing to provide a urine sample at the Warrnambool carnival has cost jockey Rob David a four-month suspension.
Another bad barrier for Rocknavar Trainer Matt Dunn believes filly Rocknavar is not getting the chance to show her best because of a series of bad barrier draws.
Kentucky Derby favourite Omaha Beach out Kentucky Derby favourite Omaha Beach has been scratched after being found to have an entrapped epiglottis, a condition which hampers breathing.
Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden dies Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden has died aged 13 following complications after a paddock accident at stud in England.
Menari on target after Warwick Farm gallop Menari is closer to a return to racing after he was put through his paces in a special gallop at Warwick Farm.
I Am Someone takes out Wangoom Handicap Jockey Dean Holland took the shortest way home to claim victory in the feature sprint of the Warrnambool carnival, the Listed Wangoom Handicap.
Big Blue too strong in Galleywood Hurdle John Allen has successfully combined flat and jumps racing at Warrnambool, capturing the feature Galleywood Hurdle on Big Blue.
Steel Prince out to continue winning run Progressive stayer Steel Prince will chase a fourth straight win this preparation when he steps up in distance again in a 2600m race at Flemington.
New Qld racing partnership in first win The new training partnership of Robert Heathcote and Chris Anderson has scored a breakthrough win with their second runner at Eagle Farm.
Bott upbeat about Randwick 2YO debutants Co-trainer Adrian Bott insists Aeecee Beau and Minted have both shown enough to expect they can perform strongly when the make their debuts in the same race.
Pentomatic wins in thrilling novice chase A thrilling finish to the novice steeplechase has given trainer Eric Musgrove another winner at the famous Warrnambool carnival.
Newgate secures stake in Doncaster winner Autumn Group One winner Brutal has figured in a deal that will keep the three-year-old in work until he stands his first season at stud in 2020.
Brierly quinella set for Grand Annual tilt Bit Of A Lad and Gold Medals have recovered well from running the Brierly Steeplechase quinella and are set to start in the Grand Annual at Warrnambool.
Waller to continue dominance in Hollindale Chris Waller has accepted with six horses for the Group Two Hollindale Stakes which will help him continue his dominance of Queensland winter features.
Racing Qld refuses Currie stable entries Racing Queensland has refused to accept nominations from trainer Ben Currie's Toowoomba stable.
McEvoy doubles up in Warrnambool Cup bid Trainer Tony McEvoy expects a rise in distance to suit his two runners Divanation and Light The Waves in the Listed Warrnambool Cup.
Gold Coast wants 10 metropolitan meetings The Gold Coast Turf Club hopes to have 10 metropolitan-standard Saturday meetings by 2022.
Upgrade for Queensland drug testing unit Queensland's drug testing facility has increased its ability to scan for a wider range of substances with an upgrade.
Derby favourite Omaha Beach draws 12 Kentucky Derby favourite Omaha Beach has drawn barrier 12 with his main opposition, Game Winner, to start from 16.
Jockey Michael Hackett remains in ICU Jockey Michael Hackett, injured in a race fall in country NSW, remains in intensive care as doctors slowly reduce his sedation.
Happy owners strike again at Warrnambool A group of owners from the Symon Wilde stable have struck it rich for the fourth successive year following the win of Ginny Ann at Warrnambool.
Euclase the preference for Causeway Girl Clinton McDonald is planning to run Causeway Girl in the Group Two Euclase Stakes in Adelaide but will also accept for the filly in a race at Flemington.
Newnham to have two Randwick runners Lightly raced Super Ex will resume at Randwick for his first start since September while younger stablemate Splintex will chase a maiden win on the program.
Bit Of A Lad gives Maher fourth Brierly Bit Of A Lad has had to survive a protest to give his co-trainer a fourth win in the Brierly Steeplechase on the opening day of the Warrnambool carnival.
Music Magnate to run at the Gold Coast Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker will start Music Magnate's Queensland campaign off at the Gold Coast after electing to miss Eagle Farm.
Self Sense back over hurdles in Galleywood Following a lacklustre flat performance at Flemington, Self Sense has undergone a programming switch to take in the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool.
Scarlet Dream pressing on to Qld features Australian Oaks runner-up Scarlet Dream will have a barrier trial at Warwick Farm ahead of a Brisbane campaign which could include both the Qld Oaks and Derby.
Man Of His Word fresh for Wangoom assault All-Star Mile contestant Man Of His Word has been freshened ahead of an assault on the feature sprint at the Warrnambool carnival.
Jackson scores early Warrnambool double In his only two rides for the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable, jumps jockey Shane Jackson has the perfect record.
Waller heads Brisbane Group One entries Champion Sydney trainer Chris Waller again dominates the nominations for the Brisbane Group One races at the winter carnival.
Capacity field for G1 Australasian Oaks Amangiri is the early favourite for the Australasian Oaks in a capacity field while Spright headlines the 15 runners in the TAB Classic at Morphettville.
Jockey Damian Browne retires Multiple Group One-winning jockey Damian Browne has announced his retirement from riding after battling health problems.
Couldn't Refuse heading to Gold Coast Promising two-year-old Couldn't Refuse is headed to the Ken Russell Memorial at the Gold Coast after trainer Desleigh Forster opted to bypass Eagle Farm.
O'Brien/Williams win Vintage Crop Stakes Master Of Reality has produced a fine front-running display to cause a major upset in the Vintage Crop Stakes at Navan.
Adelaide Cup winner to start at Flemington Surprise Baby starts his bid for a free entry into the Melbourne Cup when he has his first run since the Adelaide Cup over 2600m at Flemington.
Menari to gallop at Warwick Farm Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking ahead to Randwick but first is keen to see how Menari performs in a race day gallop after returning from stud.
Injured Vic jockeys released from hospital Injured jockeys Braidon Small and John Keating have been released from their respective hospitals to recover from race falls at home.
Gold Medals chasing second Brierly victory Locally trained Gold Medals is attempting back-to-back wins in the Brierly Steeplechase on the opening day of Warrnambool's three-day carnival.
Sunlight ruled out of G1 Sangster Stakes After a campaign netting two Group One wins, three-year-old filly Sunlight is heading to the paddock before being prepared for The Everest.
Outback Barbie to race in blinkers Talented filly Outback Barbie will race in blinkers and be ridden for the first time by Jeff Lloyd in the Silk Stocking at the Gold Coast.
Michael Hackett remains in induced coma Michael Hackett, one of three jockeys injured in a fall at Tomingley, remains in an induced coma in a Sydney hospital.
Anderson Heathcote partnership starts The new Robert Heathcote and Chris Anderson training partnership has six runners at the Eagle Farm midweek meeting.
Santa Ana Lane fourth in Hong Kong Santa Ana Lane has finished fourth in his bid for an international Group One win in the Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong.
Injured jockey Michael Hackett critical Michael Hackett remains the most seriously injured of three country NSW jockeys involved in a fall at Tomingley.
Ryan Maloney taken to hospital after fall Jockey Ryan Maloney has been taken to hospital after a fall in the straight at the Sunshine Coast.
Princess Of Queens aimed at G1 Sangster Princess Of Queens will attempt to give Mick Price his third victory in the Group One Sangster Stakes at Morphettville.
Destiny's Kiss to return in Scone Cup Veteran stayer Destiny's Kiss will begin his next campaign at Listed level in the Scone Cup as he prepares to race on his favourite winter tracks.
Douglas Whyte learns new training craft Douglas Whyte has been spending time with some of the big names in the training ranks ahead of starting his new career in Hong Kong.
Mystic Journey set to return to work The Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield will be the likely return of star filly Mystic Journey who is about to start work after a six-week spell.
NZ trainer Tony Pike targets Queensland New Zealand trainer Tony Pike will bring six horses to Queensland to target the major winter features.
Misters to clash in Qld winter sprints Two of Queensland's most promising sprinters, Meet Mr Taylor and Mr Marbellouz, are set to meet for the first time in the winter.
Qld apprentice licence system review Queensland racing officials are to review their systems after an apprentice who was ineligible to ride at a metropolitan meeting rode a winner at Ipswich.
Redzel out for the rest of the winter Star sprinter Redzel will miss the rest of the Brisbane winter carnival after his failure in the Victory Stakes at Doomben.
Jumper Altior stars again at Sandown Altior has claimed his 19th successive win over jumps on the final day of the National Hunt season at Sandown.
Brisbane Group One nominations due The nominations for the Group One races to be hosted by the Brisbane Racing Club will close soon.
Iconoclasm earns Stradbroke Hcp campaign Danny O'Brien has his eyes set on the Group One Stradbroke Handicap in Brisbane with Iconoclasm after recording a first-up win at Caulfield.
Archedemus wins Gr 3 Hawkesbury Gold Cup Archedemus has made amends for his Provincial Championships failure with victory over Tom Melbourne in the Group Three Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Widgee Turf too strong in VOBIS Gold Mile The Group One Stradbroke Handicap is an option for Widgee Turf's next start after the gelding took his earnings past $1 million with victory at Caulfield.
Three jockeys injured at picnic meeting Three jockeys have been injured when they fell in a race at the Tomingley Cup picnic meeting in the central west of NSW.
Mr Quickie spot on for G1 SA Derby assault Phillips Stokes will consider sending Mr Quickie over to his Morphettville stable early for final preparations ahead of the South Australian Derby.
Military Zone soldiers on to Guineas win Military Zone has held off a determined challenge from Trope to win the Group Three Hawkesbury Guineas and earn a trip to the Brisbane carnival.
Prince Of Sussex dominant in $1m Showdown The Matt Laurie-trained Prince Of Sussex has raced to a convincing win in the inaugural Showdown for two-year-olds at Caulfield.
I Am Excited conquers Redzel in G2 sprint Trainer David Pfieffer is looking forward to even bigger prizes after his mare I Am Excited won the Group Two Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
King makes instant impact in riding return Rachel King has claimed a Listed win on Intuition in the Hawkesbury Rush on her second day back from an enforced break because of injury.
Gem Song too strong in G3 Gunsynd Classic Blake Shinn has won the Group Three Gunsynd Classic on Gem Song after riding a patient race on the colt.
Griffiths to raise the bar with Halvorsen Trainer Robbie Griffiths will look to black-type races in Adelaide with Halvorsen after the sprinter took out the VOBIS Gold Dash at Caulfield.
Promising Tarwin wins again at Caulfield Lightly raced three-year-old gelding Tarwin has made it three wins from four starts with victory in the $300,000 VOBIS 3YO Sires at Caulfield.
Irithea wins Crown and could head north Tough mare Irithea could head to Queensland for a shot at the Group One Stradbroke Handicap after her win in the Group Three Hawkesbury Crown.
Twitchy Frank lands big prize at Caulfield Tasmanian trainer Adam Trinder says the VOBIS Gold Distaff was a race in the calendar that came up with a big flashing light on it for Twitchy Frank.
Ocean Deep goes one better at Caulfield After finishing second at her past two starts, four-year-old mare Ocean Deep has gone one better in a 1400m benchmark race at Caulfield.
Kendrick backs a winner in emerging sire Trainer Stuart Kendrick's faith in the sire Better Than Ready was repaid when Jagged Edge won the Listed Dalrello Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Viddora clear to run in Chairman's Sprint Australian mare Viddora has recovered from lameness which threatened to rule her out of the Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong and will take her place.
Famous racing colours salute at Eagle Farm Crafty Spirit revived memories of the great stayer Strawberry Road with his impressive win at Eagle Farm.
Shinn thanks rival jockey Fradd for win Jockey Blake Shinn has thanked rival Robbie Fradd after Le Juge continued his winning form at Eagle Farm.
Sir Barnabus earns Gold Coast Cup start Tough stayer Sir Barnabus is set to back-up in the Gold Coast Cup after his Eagle Farm win.
Showdown runners given all-clear to start Racing Victoria vets have completed their inspections of the runners in the $1 million The Showdown, with all given the go-ahead to start at Caulfield.
Trinder and Darmanin chasing Caulfield win Adam Trinder and Anthony Darmanin have enjoyed success in Melbourne this season with Mystic Journey and will try to add a Caulfield win with Twitchy Frank.
Nature Strip wins Randwick trial Galaxy winner Nature Strip has won a Randwick barrier trial ahead of his bid for the Doomben 10,000.
Sisstar set for inaugural Showdown Trainer Tony McEvoy has aimed well-related Sisstar at the inaugural million dollar Showdown at Caulfield and believes the filly will run a bold race.
Currie given more time for submissions Stewards have agreed to give trainer Ben Currie more time to make final submissions in an inquiry on two charges which relate to jigger use.
Fiery Heights up to another stakes test Speedy Fiery Heights has recovered from a tough Sydney trip and is expected to race well on a drier Eagle Farm track in the Victory Stakes.
Kylease a star in the making: Pride Trainer Joe Pride believes Kylease can reach the top level and but first he is hoping she can extend her winning ways to the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Fine Dane fresh for Caulfield Dash assault Trainer John Moloney sees a lot of positives for Fine Dane ahead of his assault on the VOBIS Gold Dash at Caulfield.
Oh Five working towards Eagle Farm glory Tough filly Oh Five Glory has worked strongly giving trainer Peter Hulbert confidence she is ready to repel the southern horses in the Listed Dalrello Stakes.
Danny O'Brien impressed by Iconoclasm A Queensland campaign is on the radar for talented Iconoclasm if he can perform strongly first-up for new trainer Danny O'Brien at Caulfield.
Birchley to have a say in Victory Stakes Trainer Liam Birchley says sprinter Havasay is racing better than it appears on paper as he prepares to take on Redzel in the Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Big fields open 3-day Warrnambool carnival Big fields are the norm for the three-day Warrnambool May carnival and the opening day is no exception with 139 acceptors spread across the 10 races.
Sunlight second to stablemate in trial Star filly Sunlight has finished a close second to stablemate Cool Passion in a barrier trial ahead of a planned crack at a fourth Group One win this season.
Blake Shinn has task on Le Juge Blake Shinn has the task of proving Le Juge isn't a one-jockey horse when he replaces Robbie Fradd on the gelding at Eagle Farm.
Brilliant Mind on Queensland Derby trail Trainer Gary Moore hopes Brilliant Mind can win the Group Three Gunsynd Stakes at Eagle Farm to confirm his Queensland Derby credentials.
Santa Ana Lane draws outside in HK Sprint Santa Ana Lane has drawn the outside barrier in his bid to win the Chairman's Sprint Prize at Sha Tin in Hong Kong.
Viddora recovering from lameness Australian mare Viddora has improved ahead of the Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong after being found to be lame.
Dale has sights on Wagga with Dark Eyes Trainer Matt Dale will aim Dark Eyes at the Wagga Wagga Cup after his return to winning form in The Les Carlyon at Flemington.
Rachel King returns with a winner first-up Rachel King has returned from injury to ride a winner at Randwick while two-year-olds Libertini and Reloaded have shown they have bigger things in store.
Transact gives Gai another St Leger win Transact has given Gai Waterhouse her fourth VRC St Leger win from the past seven runnings with a tough on-pace victory in the 2800m-race at Flemington.
Grown up Zoutori wins again at Flemington Co-trainer Mathew Ellerton hopes Zoutori can keep his unbeaten run going and boost his rating ahead of a spring campaign.
Spring aims for unbeaten filly Chaillot Trainer Archie Alexander will turn his attention to the spring with Chaillot after the two-year-old filly's impressive Anzac Day Stakes win at Flemington.
Deep Sea to get experience at Eagle Farm Promising Sydney two-year-old Deep Sea will be having an educational trip to Brisbane when he tackles the Listed Dalrello Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Waging War chasing another VOBIS Gold Mile Waging War is returning to Melbourne chasing successive wins in the $250,000 VOBIS Gold Mile at Caulfield.
Pecans to defend Crown at Hawkesbury The Joe Pride-trained Pecans is primed to defend the Group Three Hawkesbury Crown after three barrier trials.
Tough choice for Dee ahead of The Showdown Michael Dee hopes he has made the right decision by opting to ride the early favourite Prince Of Sussex in the inaugural running of The Showdown at Caulfield.
Observational records overdue victory Observational could be the horse to give trainer John Sadler a bucket list victory after his fast-finishing win at Flemington.
David Pfieffer excited about winter Trainer David Pfieffer believes I Am Excited is ready to cause an upset in the Victory Stakes and go on to win Group One races.
Saccharo out to bounce back at Caulfield Trainer Archie Alexander believes there were genuine excuses for Saccharo's unplaced run last start and hopes for a vastly improved showing at Caulfield.
Brett Cavanough hoping for Oaks deal Trainer Brett Cavanough will be in Hong Kong but will be watching on television as Gem Dealer makes a bid for an Oaks start when she runs at Eagle Farm.
No surgery for fallen Wangaratta jockeys Jockey John Keating and apprentice Alexandra Bryan have escaped surgery for their injuries suffered in a race fall at Wangaratta.
Expensive day for Jag Guthmann-Chester Jag Guthmann-Chester's bid for a second Brisbane metropolitan apprentices' title has hit a snag with an eight-meeting suspension.
Cape Of Good Hope wins Derby Trial Highland Reel's younger brother Cape Of Good Hope has won the Epsom Derby Trial to give trainer Aidan O'Brien his first victory in the Listed race.
Two jockeys involved in Wangaratta fall Jockeys John Keating and Alexandra Bryan have been taken to hospital after a fall in the final race at Wangaratta.
Viddora lame after trackwork in Hong Kong Group One-winning sprinter Viddora will be closely monitored to determine if she is fit to run in the Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong.
Trainer Greg Hickman fined $5000 over swab Trainer Greg Hickman has been fined $5000 after Braces returned a positive result to a prohibited substance in a test taken before a race at Rosehill.
Pierata set to join Aquis stallion roster All Aged Stakes winner Pierata is set to join the Aquis Farm stallion roster subject to veterinary and insurance checks.
Close relations line up in rich Showdown Three-quarter brothers Lucifer's Reward and Oh So Rewarding are among a field of 16 vying for top honours in the inaugural running of The Showdown at Caulfield.
Toby Edmonds produces another future star Toby Edmonds has produced an impressive Ipswich two-year-old winner in Ruuca after he recently bought the colt's younger sister.
Chaillot to face stakes test at Flemington Trainer Archie Alexander is happy to give two-year-old Chaillot a crack at the Listed Anzac Day Stakes at Flemington after her debut win at Ballarat.
Ranier gets chance to step up in Guineas Godolphin colt Ranier gets the chance to recapture his form when he runs in the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Mr Quickie continues path towards Derby Mr Quickie will be out to confirm South Australian Derby favouritism when he takes on older horses at Caulfield in his final planned lead-up race over 2000m.
Distance no worry for Jenstar in St Leger David Brideoake's assistant trainer Alex Woodhams isn't concerned about the distance of the VRC St Leger at Flemington for three-year-old filly Jenstar.
Winter Bride on way up for Victory Stakes Group Three-winning mare Winter Bride gets a chance to step up the black-type ladder in the Group Two Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Randwick return for Japanese-bred Wolfe Japanese-bred Wolfe will be striving to make it three wins from as many starts when the gelding resumes from a spell in a 1400m benchmark race at Randwick.
Jockey Jim Orman poised to join 500 club Jockey Jim Orman is on the verge of 500 career winners and hopes to claim another stakes race along the way on Queensland Derby prospect Trusty Lad.
Beau Appo outed for weighing in light Queensland rider Beau Appo has been outed for four weeks for weighing in light on a winner at Toowoomba which was subsequently disqualified.
Prince has his first look around Caulfield Impressive VOBIS Gold Rush winner Prince Of Sussex has been taken to Caulfield to get familiar with the track ahead of the inaugural The Showdown.
Agassi to miss Hawkesbury Guineas Trainer Anthony Cummings has decided against a quick back-up for Randwick winner Agassi and he will miss the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Transact set for Listed VRC St Leger Last-start Galilee Series Final runner-up Transact will try to give the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable another win in the Listed VRC St Leger.
The Autumn Sun to stand for $77,000 High-profile colt The Autumn Sun will stand his first season at Arrowfield Stud for $77,000 with champion stallion Snitzel to remain at $220,000.
Santa Ana Lane arrives in Hong Kong Multiple Group One-winning Australian sprinter Santa Ana Lane has arrived in Hong Kong in preparation for the Chairman's Sprint Prize at Sha Tin.
First Irish Grand National for Mullins Burrows Saint has led in a trifecta for Willie Mullins to give the champion trainer his first win in the Irish Grand National Steeplechase.
Ben Currie-trained horse disqualified Problems continue to dog trainer Ben Currie with one of his horses disqualified after winning the last race at Toowoomba because the jockey weighed in light.
Hard work paying off for Blaike McDougall A ride in his home city of Albury for the Lindsay Park stable has led to Blaike McDougall landing his first Melbourne city winner aboard Prism at Sandown.
Stars Of Carrum chasing VRC St Leger win Trainer Robbie Laing is confident Stars Of Carrum has recovered from his failure in the Australian Derby and is on song for a shot at the VRC St Leger.
Strong entries for Hawesbury meeting There are strong nominations for the feature races at the Hawkesbury metropolitan class meeting with more than $1 million on offer.
Plan B for Tony Gollan-trained pair Trainer Tony Gollan has been forced to revert to a back-up plan after he was scratching two stable stars because of a wet Doomben track.
Sadler eyeing big prize in The Showdown John Sadler says Terang debut winner Sartorial Splendor has had a rushed preparation as he heads towards The Showdown at Caulfield.
Stradbroke Handicap hopefuls set to clash Stradbroke Handicap hopefuls Cadogan and Chapter And Verse are likely to clash in a Class Six Plate at Eagle Farm.
Absolute Flirt returns with Sandown win Absolute Flirt is now likely to be Adelaide-bound for a stakes race after returning from a spell to claim victory in a two-year-old race at Sandown.
Key Doomben barrier trials abandoned The Brisbane Racing Club hopes to hold jump-outs to help trainers with a set of key barrier trials at Doomben called off because of rain.
Baccarat Baby in close Princess Stakes win Baccarat Baby has shown the benefit of a recent trial by winning the Listed Princess Stakes by the narrowest of margins at the Sunshine Coast.
Winx the autumn star for the final time Winx makes the autumn carnival her own for the fourth time.
NZ stayer Rock On to race in Victoria New Zealand stayer Rock On has joined the Peter Gelagotis stable in Victoria with connections hoping to boost his prize money on superior winter tracks.
Stakes attention turns to Hawkesbury Sydney's racing action will move to the north-western track of Hawkesbury for its annual stand-alone Saturday meeting with metropolitan prize money.
Super Seth set for Anzac Day Stakes Unbeaten two-year-old colt Super Seth will chase a first stakes win in the Listed Anzac Day Stakes at Flemington with jockey Clayton Douglas to retain the ride.
Maven first US winner for American Pharoah American Pharoah has sired his first North American winner with the Wesley Ward-trained Maven successful at Aqueduct.
Begood Toya Mother in line for hat-trick After wins at Warrnambool and Cranbourne, the Daniel Bowman-trained Begood Toya Mother chases a city win at Sandown.
Fab's Cowboy rides again at Gladstone Prolific winner Fab's Cowboy is the first horse into the Battle Of The Bush final after winning a heat at Gladstone.
QRIC boss Ross Barnett backs organisation The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission's head Ross Barnett has moved to allay discontent in the racing industry over the handling of the Ben Currie case.
Endless Drama wins for new NZ trainer Former European and Sydney-trained Endless Drama has found Group Three success for his new trainer Tony Pike in New Zealand.
Too Darn Hot to miss 2000 Guineas Ten Sovereigns is the new favourite for the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket following the news Too Darn Hot has been ruled out of the colts' Classic.
Fall costs Kayla Crowther 15 meeting ban Apprentice Kayla Crowther along with senior jockeys Dwayne Dunn and John Allen have been suspended for careless riding at Caulfield.
Plein Ciel wins Easter Cup at Caulfield Plein Ciel has delivered at his fourth run for the Anthony Freedman stable, claiming the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield.
Trekking wins Group Three Hall Mark Stakes Godolphin sprinter Trekking has shown his liking for firm ground with victory in the Group Three Hall Mark Stakes at Randwick.
Streets Of Avalon win special for Douglas Clayton Douglas has claimed his first stakes win as a jockey, guiding Streets Of Avalon to a determined victory in the Group Three Victoria Handicap.
Long shot Graceful Storm wins at Caulfield Graceful Storm could be aimed at fillies stakes races in Adelaide after she ran down the more highly fancied Thrillster to win at Caulfield.
Last two races at Doomben washed out Stewards have abandoned the last two races at Doomben after jockeys raised concerns about visibility.
Morrissy sprints to Caulfield victory Three-year-old colt Morrissy could have earned a crack at a Group Two sprint in Adelaide with a determined victory over 1200m at Caulfield.
Pierata wins All Aged Stakes at Randwick Pierata has snared a life-changing Group One win in the All Aged Stakes with Osborne Bulls second at the elite level for the fourth time this campaign.
Goldolphin continues winning Qld streak The Godolphin stable has continued it run of success in Queensland when Plague Stone gave it its first winter win in the Mick Dittman Stakes.
Group Three Randwick double for O'Hara Kathy O'Hara has ridden a Group Three double at Randwick on late pick-up Laburnum for Godolphin and the Matthew Smith-trained Grey Lion for OTI.
Nothdurft in first stakes win at Doomben Apprentice Baylee Nothdurft has produced a top ride to win his first stakes race on Mr Marbellouz in the Listed Ascot Handicap at Doomben.
Castelvecchio wins G1 Champagne Stakes Trainer Richard Litt has claimed his biggest win with Castelvecchio claiming the Group One Champagne Stakes for two-year-olds at Randwick.
Princess Jenni Australasian Oaks bound Princess Jenni has showed her class with a strong finishing effort with a big weight to claim a narrow win in the Jack Elliott Handicap at Caulfield.
Consolation win for The Chosen One The Chosen One has given premier New Zealand trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman a win on the final day of the Sydney carnival in the Frank Packer Plate.
Hallelujah Boy rejoices in the wet The Kris Lees-trained Hallelujah Boy has revelled on a heavy track to win the Listed Tails Stakes at Doomben.
SA Derby on radar for Grinzinger Star The Danny O'Brien-trained Grinzinger Star has made it back-to-back wins at Caulfield as he continues on a path towards a potential South Australian Derby tilt.
Grey Shadow scores first-up at Caulfield Stakes races in either Adelaide or Brisbane will be on the agenda for Grey Shadow following her first-up win in the Noel Rundle Handicap at Caulfield.
Gem of Scotland shines bright at Doomben A change of tactics has led to unbeaten Gem of Scotland scoring a big win in the Two Year old at Doomben on Saturday.
Cahill continues good run at Doomben In form jockey Michael Cahill has continued a good week, scoring on Wu Gok for champion trainer Chris Waller at Doomben.
Mr Marbellouz back at favourite track Speedy gelding Mr Marbellouz returns to his favourite track, Doomben, in the Listed Ascot Handicap.
Fillies can press claims for SA features Last-start Sandown winner Zargos will be among the fillies trying to press their claims for upcoming Adelaide features when she runs over 1600m at Caulfield.
Trainer Ben Currie faces two tests Ben Currie will return from overseas to the stark reality of two major tests of whether he can keep training.
Manolo Blahniq favourite for Vic Handicap Trainer Tony Noonan will consider a trip to Queensland for consistent Manolo Blahniq if the gelding can win the Group Three Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Trainer Toby Edmonds keen on Ascot chance Trainer Toby Edmonds will rely on Keen Array in the Ascot Handicap at Doomben after originally nominating three horses for the Listed race.
Baker boys set for Randwick clash Father and son trainers Murray and Bjorn Baker will be in opposition corners when they start rival runners in a stakes race at Randwick.
No Ramsden Stakes for Appleby stayer Godolphin stayer Ghostwatch will not come to Melbourne for the Andrew Ramsden Stakes which carries a Melbourne Cup ballot exemption.
Lady Lupino earns chance at G1 Champagne Trainer Danny O'Brien believes Lady Lupino has improved since her recent Sandown win in preparation for the Group One Champagne Stakes in Sydney.
Trainer Liam Birchley has purpose in plan Trainer Liam Birchley believes backing Fit For Purpose up in the Tails Stakes on Saturday is the lesser of two evils.
Trainer Ben Currie asked to show cause Racing Queensland is understood to have asked trainer Ben Currie why it should continue to accept his nominations in the state.
Zahra loses suspension and fine appeal Jockey Mark Zahra has lost his appeal against the severity of a 25-meeting suspension and $3800 fine for careless riding in a race at Randwick.
Addictive Nature set for Caulfield return Lightly raced stakes-winner Addictive Nature is set for his first start since joining the Danny O'Brien stable in Melbourne.
Man From Uncle ready to break drought Trainer Clare Cunningham is hoping Man From Uncle can vindicate her investment of time and patience when he has his first start for the stable at Randwick.
Dale on the hunt for more Melbourne riches Dark Eyes and Prometheus are Caulfield-bound as they look to give their Canberra-based trainer Matt Dale another victory in Melbourne.
Kalik to dodge top two-year-olds Owner/breeder Neville Bell hopes Kalik can get a Saturday win at Doomben before the better two-year-olds arrive from the south for the carnival.
Caulfield tune-ups for Warrnambool pair Warrnambool-trained horses Magnapal and Working From Home run at Caulfield in preparation for local feature flat races at the upcoming May carnival.
Blinkers go on Le Romain in All Aged Tough gelding Le Romain will have a significant gear change when he lines up in the Group One All Aged Stakes for the third year in succession.
Chris Munce chasing another Oaks Talented staying filly Ceol Na Mara takes the first step to giving trainer Chris Munce another Oaks record when she runs in the Princess Stakes at Doomben.
Queensland campaign on cards for Red Alto Bendigo Cup winner Red Alto has been earmarked for a Queensland campaign but first will run at Caulfield in the Group Three Easter Cup.
Larry Cassidy rides for Godolphin again Larry Cassidy hopes to continue his good form for the Godolphin organisation when he rides Plague Stone at Doomben.
All Over Bosanova to step out for Stokes Stakes-winning sprinter All Over Bosanova will have her first start for new trainer Phillip Stokes and first start in Melbourne when she heads to Caulfield.
Loving Gaby deserving favourite: Eustace Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace are hoping Loving Gaby has saved the best for last as she prepares for another Group One assignment at Randwick.
I'm A Rippa to begin Stradbroke path A likely dry track is a big attraction for I'm A Rippa who resumes at Doomben in the Listed Ascot Handicap on the way to the Stradbroke.
Meech suffers fractured collarbone in fall Linda Meech, who leads the Victorian jockeys' premiership, has suffered a fractured collarbone in a fall at Geelong.
Trainer Ben Currie gets further stay Queensland trainer Ben Currie has been granted a further stay as he fights mounting charges against him.
Meech to have scans following Geelong fall Linda Meech has a suspected broken collarbone after falling from La Lova shortly after the start of the final race at Geelong.
Stable inspection leads to late scratching The late scratching of Ayer's Rock at Geelong has followed a routine inspection of trainer Shawn Mathrick's Cranbourne stables.
Fond memories for Harold Norman at Ipswich Memories of some of his biggest wins have been revived for veteran trainer Harold Norman after Shauquin won at Ipswich.
Makybe Diva daughter to run at Caulfield A stakes race could be on the agenda for Divanation if she can be successful at her first try over 2000m in the Bill Collins Handicap at Caulfield.
Fall pair back-up in Group One Champagne On the back of an afternoon he would rather forget, David Payne could be set for a day to remember with two unlikely runners in the Group One Champagne Stakes
Suspended trainer faces additional charges More charges have been laid against suspended racehorse trainer Ben Smith, Racing NSW has announced.
Music Bay on song for Caulfield assignment Music Bay will be out to confirm Adelaide feature race plans when she steps up to 1600m at Caulfield on the back of a convincing midweek win at Sandown.
Caulfield journey suits Streets Of Avalon Trainer Shane Nichols says a rise in trip and a drop in weight will benefit Streets Of Avalon in the Group Three Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Champagne Cuddles set to pop G1 drought Champagne Cuddles will chase a breakthrough Group One win in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick in a changing of the guard for trainer Bjorn Baker.
No juvenile G1 clean sweep for Godolphin Godolphin will not be represented in the Champagne Stakes, ruling out a clean sweep for the operation in this season's Australian Group Ones for juveniles.
All Aged Stakes field down to 13 runners The Group One All Aged Stakes field has been reduced to 13 after the scratching of dual acceptor Home Of The Brave who will instead run in the Hall Mark Stakes.
Chris Waller stable dominate Tails Stakes Chris Waller will have numbers on his side with seven of the 11 runners in the Tails Stakes at Doomben.
Push to upgrade BRC Sires' Produce Stakes The Brisbane Racing Club is hoping a prize money increase and some outstanding recent winners will help the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes regain Group One status.
Trainer Ben Currie to give phone evidence Trainer Ben Currie is expected to give evidence via phone into two historical allegations made against him in a stewards' inquiry.
Hugh Bowman to ride Santa Ana Lane in HK A costly suspension to Mark Zahra has given Hugh Bowman the nod to ride Santa Ana Lane in the Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong.
Pierata primed for another shot at G1 The Greg Hickman-trained Pierata will line up in the All Aged Stakes in his bid to snare a Group One win.
Shoals sibling scores a maiden Bendigo win The Anthony Freedman stable intends to step the younger sister of Shoals up in distance after her maiden win at Bendigo.
Vinco out to halt Godolphin 2YO onslaught Two-year-old Vinco will back up from an unlucky Fernhill Handicap run in the Group One Champagne Stakes at Randwick.
Zebulon back in distance for Victoria Hcp The injury-prone Zebulon has not had a sore day since joining the Warrnambool stable of Aaron Purcell and could have his fifth campaign run at Caulfield.
Owners reject offer for Melody Belle The owners of champion New Zealander Melody Belle have rejected a substantial offer for the mare.
Glen Boss wants to return home eventually Glen Boss has told the launch of the Brisbane winter racing carnival he is keen to end his days as a jockey in his home state of Queensland.
RQ understood to be moving to bar Currie Racing Queensland is looking at a modernised rule to refuse all nominations by Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie until charges against him are resolved.
Jackson Murphy to return at Ipswich Apprentice Jackson Murphy will return to riding at Ipswich after being sidelined for three months with a wrist injury.
RV release race dates for 2019/20 season Racing Victoria has released its program of race dates for 2019/20, with 558 meetings to be run across the state, one more than the current season.
Queensland racing integrity crisis deepens The crisis over integrity in Queensland racing has deepened with the president and vice president of the Trainers' Association resigning.
Distance rise to suit Lindsay Park pair Furrion and European import Alfarris are set to line up for Lindsay Park in the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield.
Nick Souquet suspended for nine weeks Jockey Nick Souquet has been suspended for nine weeks after pleading guilty to a charge of placing 10 bets on thoroughbred races he was not involved in.
No winter carnival runners for David Hayes Lindsay Park head trainer David Hayes says he will not be running any horses in Queensland during the winter carnival over integrity concerns in the state.
Godolphin nominates Flit for Champagne Godolphin has been a dominant force in the major races for juveniles this season and the global operation has Flit nominated for the Group One Champagne Stakes.
Jumps jockey Small undergoes surgery Jockey Braidon Small has undergone surgery in a Melbourne hospital following a fall in a jumps race at Pakenham.
Our Libretto in Sydney to run at Randwick Talented Grahame Begg-trained mare Our Libretto has travelled to Sydney and will have her next start in the Group Three JRA Plate at Randwick over 2000m.
QRIC admits steward partly at fault The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has admitted a steward was partly at fault for the wrong horse running in a race at Rockhampton last month.
Greg Nichols new chair of Racing Aust Greg Nichols is the new chair of Racing Australia replacing Frances Nelson who has resigned to concentrate on issues of her home state of South Australia.
Ef Troop heads Gollan's Dittman runners Trainer Tony Gollan is likely to save unbeaten colt Zoustyle for the Gold Coast Guineas with Ef Troop heading his 3yos for the Mick Dittman Plate at Doomben.
Fellowes buys historic Bedford House Trainer Charlie Fellowes has announced he has bought Bedford House Stables at Newmarket from the now-retired Luca Cumani..
Marmelo a winner on Newbury return Melbourne Cup runner-up Marmelo has made a winning return at Newbury at his first start since his second to Cross Counter at Flemington.
Waller stable looks to life after Winx Champion Winx will have a few days recreation at Chris Waller's stable before she is prepared for her new life as a broodmare.
Scallopini a Brisbane winter hopeful The improving Scallopini has emerged as a winter carnival hope after a strong win at Eagle Farm .
Santa Ana Lane on track for Hong Kong trip Multiple Group One-winning sprinter Santa Ana Lane is on track to head to Hong Kong for the Chairman's Sprint Prize.
Seven to telecast Brisbane winter carnival The Brisbane Racing Club's four major meetings in the winter carnival will be telecast live on free to air through the Seven Network.
Boom Time to resume in Victoria Handicap A Flemington jump-out victory has Boom Time ready to make his racetrack return from injury in the Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Yet another twist in the Ben Currie saga The ongoing saga of charges against Ben Currie has taken another twist with an inquiry into allegations set while he is overseas.
Latrobe third in first run for the year The Lloyd Willlams-owned Irish Derby winner Latrobe has finished third in a Group Three race at Naas, his first start for the year.
White Moss red-hot in G2 Sapphire Stakes Tough mare White Moss has taken out the final race on the Queen Elizabeth Stakes program at Randwick.
Mark Zahra handed hefty suspension, fine Mark Zahra has been given a 25-meeting suspension for careless riding in the first race at Randwick, causing two rival horses to fall.
Trainer Nick Ryan doubles up at Caulfield Columbus Circle and Mahamedeis have given local trainer Nick Ryan a day to remember with his first city double at Caulfield.
Miss Leonidas takes out Bel Esprit Stakes The Shaun Dwyer-trained mare Miss Leonidas has claimed her first stakes race victory, leading all the way in the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield.
Waller farewells the horse of a lifetime Chris Waller has trained 101 Group One winners with Winx accounting for almost a quarter of that haul.
Bowman stays grounded amid Winx euphoria Winx has given Hugh Bowman the biggest highlights of his career but his family and friends keep the jockey's life in perspective.
Kenedna wins the G1 Coolmore Legacy Stakes Kenedna has won the Coolmore Legacy Stakes, the final Group One race of The Championships at Randwick.
Winx and her place in Australian racing Winx's third Queen Elizabeth Stakes is her 25th Group One win and 33rd victory in succession.
How Winx's 33-race win streak has unfolded Winx has claimed her 33rd straight race in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
From Within confirms path to winter riches The decision to remove ear muffs from the racing gear of From With has proved a winner as the mare heads to the winter carnival after winning at Eagle Farm
Jay Ford breaks G1 drought in Sydney Cup Jay Ford has celebrated his first Group One win in almost 10 years winning the Sydney Cup aboard Shraaoh for Chris Waller.
Secret Blaze sets up SA Derby aspirations South Australian-based Tony McEvoy is eyeing off victory in his hometown Derby after Secret Blaze won the Galilee Series Final at Caulfield.
Steel Prince makes it three straight wins Steel Prince has made it three wins from as many starts since joining the Anthony Freedman stable, racing to a comfortable victory over 2425m at Caulfield.
Classique Legend bounces back at Randwick Trainer Les Bridge is hoping Classique Legend's Randwick win will help convince his owner to keep the horse in Australia.
Verry Elleegant stamps class in Oaks win Verry Elleegant has won the ATC Australian Oaks, a Group One staying test for three-year-old fillies.
Another Truly good win for Discreet family Trainer Dan O'Sullivan hopes to be back at Caulfield on VOBIS Gold day with Truly Discreet after the mare took out the Next Payments Handicap.
Anaheed wins Group Two Percy Sykes Stakes Anaheed has been rewarded for her tough two-year-old campaign with victory in the Group Two Percy Sykes Stakes at Randwick.
Sacrifices pay in $500k Provincial Final Bernie Kelly has given it everything to get Bobbing to the Provincial Championships Final and it was all worth it.
Super Seth impresses in Caulfield victory Two-year-old Super Seth has backed up a six-length debut victory at Ballarat with another impressive display to storm home and win at Caulfield.
A first for Cassidy with Snowden stable Veteran jockey Larry Cassidy has had a career-first, riding a winner for trainer Peter Snowden on promising galloper Spin.
Trainer Gary Newham resumes winning ways Gary Newham has a genuine Queensland Oaks filly in Winning Ways who beat older horses at Eagle Farm.
Dramatic start to 2nd day of Championships Power Scheme has won the opening event at Randwick on Queen Elizabeth Stakes day but the race has been marred by a fall in the straight.
Longbottom defies sub-standard trackwork Scone filly Longbottom made a mockery of her poor trackwork with an impressive win at Eagle Farm.
Devil's Temptation underlines potential Smart two-year-old Devil's Temptation finally got a chance to show his ability with a win at Eagle Farm.
Bridge predicts big future for Classique Promising sprinter Classique Legend will be out to atone for a luckless last-start defeat when he takes on a deep field of three-year-olds at Randwick.
Willi Willi heading towards Wagga Cup Willi Willi will progress his claims for a start in the Wagga Wagga Cup when he runs over 1600 metres at Caulfield.
Randwick G1 hopes for Busuttin & Young Natalie Young is hoping either Semari or Maracaibo can give her and partner Trent Busuttin a first Group One win since relocating their stable to Australia.
Pat Webster happy if Clapper runs second Happy Clapper's trainer Pat Webster will be proud if the warhorse can again run second to Winx when they meet in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Miss Leonidas chases Bel Esprit Stakes win Miss Leonidas is after a first stakes race success when she runs second-up in the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield.
Kenedna to have first Sydney start in G1 Multiple stakes winner Kenedna will be chasing her first Group One win when she makes her Sydney debut in the Coolmore Legacy Stakes at Randwick.
Waugh with three Provincial Final runners Second emergency Fuchu has gained a start in the Provincial Championships Final, adding to trainer Kim Waugh's representation in the $500,000 race.
First city test for promising Super Seth After a dominant six-length win at Ballarat on debut, talented two-year-old colt Super Seth will have his first city start at Caulfield over 1200m.
Derby hopefuls resume at Eagle Farm Queensland Derby hopefuls A Man To Match and Trusty Lad will begin their winter carnival campaigns at Eagle Farm.
Winx an absolute champion: Damien Oliver Damien Oliver will not get the opportunity to ride against Winx a final time when the mare runs in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Newnham's Oaks Dream on right track Mark Newnham will rely on lesser known filly Scarlet Dream to fly the stable's flag in the Australian Oaks and she is not there to make up the numbers.
Big test for sprinter Tonsor at Eagle Farm Promising Sydney sprinter Tonsor faces his biggest test in the Open Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Aquis to withdraw horses from Qld races Major racing and breeding concern Aquis Farm will not run any horses in Queensland until integrity issues are resolved in the state.
Verry Elleegant dominates Oaks Verry Elleegant is the favourite to give trainer Chris Waller his 99th Group One win in the Australian Oaks before he sends Winx out for the final time.
Wilde to test stayer in Galilee Final Symon Wilde believes American In Paris is a natural stayer so he is looking forward to testing him over 2425m in the Listed Galilee Series Final at Caulfield.
Stakes test for Fasika at Randwick Lightly raced filly Fasika has shown above-average ability in her two starts but will face her toughest test yet in the South Pacific Classic at Randwick.
Kah in prime position for Winx's farewell Jamie Kah's mount Harlem will start alongside champion Winx who is having her last start in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Kiwi mare facing distance test in Cup NZ trainer Roger James is no stranger to raiding Australia's Group One races and is hoping to do so again with lightly raced mare Rondinella in the Sydney Cup.
Quinton's queens bowing out of racing Two of Sydney's most popular horses, Dixie Blossoms and Daysee Doom, will farewell racing together in the Group One Coolmore Legacy Stakes at Randwick.
Longbottom to make Brisbane debut Scone filly Longbottom's effort at Eagle Farm will determine whether she runs in a big prize money race on her home track.
Bons Away on target for Bel Esprit Stakes Co-trainer David Eustace believes Bons Away's two Oakleigh Plate performances are a good guide to his Bel Esprit Stakes chances over the Caulfield 1100m.
From Within to stakes winter claims Sprinter From Within will be out to press claims for inclusion in Toby Edmonds' winter carnival team when she runs at Eagle Farm.
Cormack links with trainer Tony Gollan Comeback jockey Sean Cormack has been rewarded for riding trackwork with two rides for premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan at Eagle Farm.
Star colt The Autumn Sun off to stud Connections have confirmed star colt The Autumn Sun will stand at Arrowfield Stud in the upcoming breeding season.
Spending spree continues at Inglis sales A further eight yearlings have topped $1 million on the final day of selling at the Australian Easter Yearling Sale.
Melbourne trip pays off for Marc Conners Sydney trainer Marc Conners has taken advantage of a suitable mares race at Sandown with Maddison Avenue scoring a strong on-pace win.
Convict Sam set to step up at Caulfield Jockey Jordan Childs is hoping Convict Sam can take the step up in the Galilee Series Final and press his claims for a South Australian Derby start.
Retired stallion sires promising winner Owner-breeder Neville Bell says he may have been hasty in retiring sire Champions Gallery who produced a runaway winner in Kalik at Ipswich.
Cassidy proud of role in Winx's win streak Larry Cassidy, Winx's first jockey in her 32-win sequence will be able to watch the great mare's last run after some good scheduling by Brisbane officials.
Appleby factor key for Dubhe in Sydney Cup Trainer Charlie Appleby's influence is just one of the many things contributing to Godolphin stayer Dubhe's chances in the Sydney Cup.
History points to Nakeeta Jane in Legacy Mark Newnham is comfortable with his decision to bypass a start in the Australian Oaks and bring Nakeeta Jane back in distance for the Coolmore Legacy Stakes.
Punters feel pinch in Chenier Sandown loss Long odds-on favourite Chenier has had his colours lowered at Sandown but the Anthony Freedman stable hasn't lost confidence in the colt.
Milwaukee out to improve on first-up run After finishing sixth in his return from a lengthy lay-off in the Hareeba Stakes, Milwaukee will be out to improve second-up in the Bel Esprit Stakes.
McDonald expects to see backside of Winx After years of losing to Winx, James McDonald isn't expecting to win the Queen Elizabeth Stakes but he wouldn't mind being the most unpopular jockey if he did.
Rocknavar blossoms for ATC Australian Oaks ATC Australian Oaks hopeful Rocknavar pleased trainer Matt Dunn in Sydney since an unlucky run in the Adrian Knox Stakes.
Spain appeals severity of 12-meeting ban Jockey Zac Spain has lodged an appeal against the severity of a 12-meeting suspension for careless riding at Benalla.
Volkoff set to sparkle again at Eagle Farm A promising trial by tough mare Volkoff has indicated she is ready to retire with more wins under her belt, starting at Eagle Farm.
Weetwood Handicap date expected to move Speculation has intensified Toowoomba's main race, the Weetwood Handicap, will be moved to September from April after the release of next season's race dates.
Glen Boss chases another feature Sydney G1 Glen Boss will attempt to add the Sydney Cup to his Doncaster Mile victory when he partners Gallic Chieftain in the 3200m-handicap at Randwick.
Lees hoping for big day out at Randwick Frankely Awesome and Aliferous will represent trainer Kris Lees in the Australian Oaks in which Verry Elleegant is the short-priced favourite.
Winx to start from barrier nine of nine In her final race, Winx will start from the outside barrier in the field of nine for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Irish import preparing for shot at Wangoom Former Irish-trained sprinter Intelligence Cross is set to have his first start for trainer Matthew Williams in the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield.
Speed kings to clash in Bat Out of Hell Two of the fastest horses in Queensland, Tarzan and Whypeeo, are headed for a clash in the Bat Out Of Hell after trialling well.
Trainer wants rain delay for speedster Trainer Logan McGill hopes the rain stays away ahead of Written Choice's return in a sprint at Sandown.
Million dollar babies at Easter sale Eleven yearlings have fetched upwards of $1 million on the first day of the Inglis Easter Yearling Sale in Sydney.
Sydney Cup favourite Dubhe draws gate four Godolphin's Dubhe has drawn barrier four in the Sydney Cup with the English visitor favourite for the staying test.
Winx to start from outside gate in QE Champion Winx has drawn the outside barrier in the field of nine for her final race, the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Maximum eight rivals for Winx in QE Winx will have a maximum of eight rivals for her farewell performance in the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Sunlight to head to Adelaide Group 1 race After her third in the TJ Smith Stakes in Sydney, multiple Group One-winning filly Sunlight is set to press on to another Group One sprint in Adelaide.
Secret Blaze on a path towards SA Derby Secret Blaze will be out to press his claims for the South Australian Derby when he steps up to 2400m for the first time in the Listed Galilee Series Final.
Moroney hoping to have three Cup runners Mike Moroney has Sound and Vengeur Masque set for the Sydney Cup and hopes Adelaide Cup runner-up Top Of The Range can sneak into the field.
Countdown to Winx's swan song begins A mural of Winx has been unveiled in the centre of Sydney as the countdown to her final race intensifies.
Miss Siska in Sydney in hope of G1 start The Grahame Begg-trained Miss Siska has arrived in Sydney with connections hoping the mare secures a start in the Group One Coolmore Legacy Stakes at Randwick.
Inglis calls for Everest slot holder Auction house Inglis has called for expressions of interest in its slot for the $14 million Everest.
Betting charge for jockey Nick Souquet Racing Victoria stewards have charged Nick Souquet with placing 10 bets on thoroughbred racing, none of which were in races the jockey was involved in.
Cannyescent to run at Eagle Farm Trainer Desleigh Forster is sure she has made the right decision by missing the Weetwood Handicap to run Cannyescent at Eagle Farm.
Chris Waller prepares for Winx's last race Trainer Chris Waller is preparing himself for Winx's last racetrack performance and says everything has gone to plan.
Kerrin McEvoy to ride boom colt Chenier The Anthony Freedman-trained colt Chenier will be out to press his claims for the Group One Champagne Stakes when he runs at Sandown with Kerrin McEvoy aboard.
Apprentice Ethan Brown back in full swing Apprentice Ethan Brown is re-establishing himself among the jockey ranks as he looks to knock over the final four winners he needs to outride his city claim.
Written By to stand at Widden Stud Blue Diamond Stakes winner Written By will not race again and is to stand at Widden Stud in the spring.
Aristia set for her shot at Oaks double Co-trainer Simon Zahra is hoping Aristia gets a drier surface in the ATC Australian Oaks with the filly striking unsuitable heavy tracks in two Sydney lead-ups.
Toby Edmonds-trained pair to trial Trainer Toby Edmonds should have a clearer picture of his winter carnival hopes after Whypeeo and Keen Array trial at the Gold Coast.
Inquiries into Rocky/Toowoomba errors An inquiry into the wrong horse running in a race in Rockhampton drags on as another mistake is under review from Toowoomba.
Tiger Roll wins second Grand National Tiger Roll has become the first horse since the mighty Red Rum to win back-to-back editions of the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree.
Four-time G1 winner Trapeze Artist retired Four-time Group One winner Trapeze Artist has been retired after suffering an injury during the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Waller makes flying start to Qld carnival Champion trainer Chris Waller has completed the Toowoomba feature double with Sexy Eyes winning the Listed Weetwood Handicap to start the winter carnival.
Beriman and Maher combine for stakes win A gear change into a Norton bit has helped Naantali return to winning form in the Listed Anniversary Vase at Caulfield.
Stewart adds to Toowoomba Cup collection Jockey jockey Brad Stewart has won his second Toowoomba Cup on The Lord Mayor, 20 years after his first.
Brutal claims $3 million G1 Doncaster Mile Three-year-old Brutal has won the $3 million Doncaster Mile, giving jockey Glen Boss his seventh win in the showpiece race.
Bandipur gives Meech a Caulfield double Linda Meech has brought up a winning double at Caulfield with victory on the James Cummings-trained, Godolphin-owned sprinter Bandipur.
Santa Ana Lane wins the G1 TJ Smith Stakes Santa Ana Lane has claimed the TJ Smith Stakes, the principal race for sprinters during the Sydney autumn carnival.
Tempo works out a treat for McGillivray Jockey Matt McGillivray took advantage of a breakneck speed in the middle stages to score an upset win on Rosendahl Red in the Toowoomba Guineas.
Blowes' 'unbelievable' win in C'ship final After working as a licensed trainer for only 18 months, Todd Blowes has won the biggest race of his career.
Angel Of Truth wins the Australian Derby Angel Of Truth has given his Kembla Grange trainer Gwenda Markwell victory in the $2 million Australian Derby at Randwick.
Tassie filly holds on in Caulfield victory Lady Pluck has recorded her fourth win from six starts with a hard-fought victory in the Walk For Phil Handicap at Caulfield.
Outsider Aliferous claims G3 Adrian Knox Kris Lees is set to have two runners in the Australian Oaks after Aliferous earned a spot in the race with her Adrian Knox Stakes win at Randwick
Gallic Chieftain earns Sydney Cup berth Victorian stayer Gallic Chieftain has earned his place in the Group One Sydney Cup with victory in the Chairman's Quality at Randwick.
Grinzinger Star causes a Caulfield upset The Danny O'Brien-trained three-year-old Grinzinger Star has chased down odds-on favourite Mr Quickie to win narrowly over 1600m at Caulfield.
Microphone wins ATC Sires' Produce Stakes Microphone has won the ATC Sires' Produce Stakes, the first of eight Group One races run over two days of The Championships at Randwick.
Tony Gollan in homecoming win at Toowoomba Consistent mare Splitter has had a change of luck to give trainer Tony Gollan a welcome home win at Toowoomba.
Teo Nugent lands first Caulfield winner Caulfield-based apprentice Teo Nugent has ridden Think Bleue to victory at Caulfield for his bosses Ciaron Maher and David Eustace.
Winx makes guest appearance at Randwick A week out from her final race start, Winx has tuned up for her swan song with an exhibition gallop at Randwick and earned a standing ovation from the crowd.
Rex Lipp continues top form at Toowoomba Trainer Rex Lipp has been a major player on Weetwood Handicap-Toowoomba Cup day for many years and was in the winners' circle again with Gem Of Scotland.
Ringerdingding steps up in Carbine Club Ringerdingding has claimed victory in the Group Three Carbine Club Stakes at Randwick after missing a start in the Doncaster Mile as an emergency.
Meuse makes it two wins from two starts The Anthony Freedman-trained two-year-old filly Meuse has made it two wins from as many starts with a determined victory in her first city test at Caulfield.
Bivouac lands consolation win at Randwick He was first reserve for the Golden Slipper and didn't secure a start but Bivouac has made the most of a stakes race opportunity at Randwick.
Matt Dunn looking at three feature races Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn has runners in feature races at Toowoomba in Queensland and Randwick in Sydney.
Seymour trainer given six-month suspension Michael Quadara has been suspended for six months by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board and barred from entering the Seymour racecourse.
Snowdens launch three-pronged Sires' raid Paul Snowden, co-trainer of Strasbourg, believes the colt will be suited by a quick back-up and drier track when he lines up in the Sires' Produce at Randwick
Waller trio on trial for Oaks at Randwick The Adrian Knox Stakes performances of Chris Waller-trained stablemates Zalette, Romani Girl and Welsh Legend will determine Oaks plans for the trio.
NZ trainer Trevor McKee dies aged 81 New Zealand trainer Trevor McKee, famous worldwide for the deeds of champion Sunline, has died aged 81.
Stokes with two strong Caulfield chances Trainer Phillip Stokes has scratched one of his Caulfield entrants but still has two strong chances at the meeting.
Violate gains a start in G1 Doncaster Mile The scratching of El Dorado Dreaming from the $3 million Doncaster Mile has enabled Violate to gain a start in the 1600m-race at Randwick.
Another charge for trainer Ben Currie Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie will now answer a total of 42 separate allegations after stewards brought a further swab irregularity charge against him.
Maher with two chances in Anniversary Vase Consistent mare Naantali and Japanese import Kemono form a two-pronged attack on the Anniversary Vase at Caulfield for the Ciaron Maher and David Eustace team.
Magnapal gearing towards Warrnambool Cup Warrnambool trainer Daniel Bowman has plans to tackle his hometown Cup with Magnapal who progresses his campaign at Caulfield.
Rondinella could still run in Sydney Cup New Zealand mare Rondinella could still run in the Sydney Cup if she continues to please after her Group One Tancred Stakes third.
Bowman, Godolphin to be G1 force Hugh Bowman will team up with the in-form Godolphin stable in three of the four Group One races at Randwick, including the TJ Smith Stakes with Osborne Bulls.
Signs are better for Emphasis in Cup Stayer Emphasis has had a turn of fortunes as his trainer Richie Stephenson chases his first Toowoomba Cup.
Zahra chasing a second Australian Derby A recent barrier trial at Randwick has boosted jockey Mark Zahra's confidence about the chances of Declarationofheart giving him a second Australian Derby.
El Dorado Dreaming out of Doncaster El Dorado Dreaming has been withdrawn from the Doncaster Mile at Randwick with the Brent Stanley-trained Violate gaining a start.
Payne with chance at another Doncaster Having won the Doncaster as an apprentice jockey 27 years ago, Patrick Payne will now try to win the Group One race as a trainer when he saddles up Widgee Turf.
First Group One ride for King in Doncaster Apprentice Lachlan King is looking forward to the challenge of riding in a Group One race for the first time aboard So Si Bon in the Doncaster Mile.
Sovereign Nation ready for Weetwood Trainer Matt Dunn has Sovereign Nation ready to fire in the Listed Weetwood Handicap at Toowoomba.
ATC Foundation funds for drought relief Thoroughbred participants in the worst drought-affected areas of NSW have started to receive funds from the Australian Turf Club Foundation.
Dwyer down to one starter at Caulfield Henry Dwyer will rely on Order Of Valour as his sole runner at Caulfield with other options preferred for stablemates Swampland and Heir To The Throne.
Trainer Chris Munce turns back the clock Chris Munce is set to celebrate the anniversary one of his best wins as an apprentice jockey when he saddles three top chances at Toowoomba.
McNeil hoping to star in Doncaster Mile Victorian jockey Jye McNeil is hoping to land his first Group One win when he rides leading contender Fifty Stars in the Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Makybe Diva's daughter wins at Geelong Divanation, the sixth foal of three-time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva, has won for the second time from only four racetrack appearances.
Redzel poised to regain sprint crown Punters have been warned to disregard Redzel's failure in The Galaxy with trainers Peter and Paul Snowden expecting him to return to his best at Randwick.
Sadler trio set to run from barrier three Trainer John Sadler finds it hard to believe his three Caulfield runners will start from the same barrier in their separate races.
Bowman dreaming of another Doncaster win Hugh Bowman has one Doncaster Mile in the bag thanks to Winx but he would dearly love another win in the race that has captivated him since he was a child.
Chieftain ticks the right boxes: Alexander Archie Alexander says there are a number of factors in Gallic Chieftain's favour ahead of the Chairman's Quality at Randwick.
Castelvecchio to upset juvenile bluebloods A host of Sydney's highest profile trainers will saddle up runners in the Sires' Produce Stakes but Richard Litt is confident Castelvecchio can hold his own.
Desleigh Forster can break Weetwood hoodoo Brisbane trainers' chances to win the Weetwood Handicap for the first time this century have fallen to Eagle Farm trainer Desleigh Forster.
Global Exchange has sense of timing: Maher Global Exchange will be out to continue his unbeaten preparation in the Group One Australian Derby which has been a long-range aim for the progressive colt.
Frankely Awesome out of Australian Derby Trainer Kris Lees has ruled favourite Frankely Awesome out of the Australian Derby but says she will be ready for the Oaks.
Nakeeta Jane to run in G1 Coolmore Legacy Three-year-old filly Nakeeta Jane is set to contest the Group One Coolmore Legacy Stakes over 1600m at Randwick rather than the ATC Australian Oaks over 2400m.
Barefoot to continue Guineas pattern Talented filly Barefoot looks set to continue the pattern of class horses winning the Toowoomba Guineas.
Roaring Lion to stand at Cambrdige Stud Star European horse Roaring Lion is to shuttle to New Zealand's famous Cambridge Stud for the southern hemisphere breeding season.
Winx heads to Randwick for special gallop Winx will figure in an exhibition gallop at Randwick on the opening day of The Championships before she contests the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Maher says Loving Gaby is still improving Loving Gaby's co-trainer Ciaron Maher believes the Sires' Produce Stakes favourite has come on again since her fourth placing in the Golden Slipper.
Future Score set to target free Cup entry Trainer Matt Cumani is looking towards the Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington and free entry into the Melbourne Cup with Future Score.
Kelly Schweida in emotional win at Doomben Trainer Kelly Schweida has had a emotional win with Flower Of Love after earlier training her ill-fated half-brother.
Jason Maskiell confident in Hellova Street Jason Maskiell is confident of claiming another stakes race win on Tasmanian gelding Hellova Street, believing he has the right form for the Anniversary Vase.
History beckons for Lees filly in Derby Frankely Awesome gets a genuine chance to become the first Australian Group One winner for her sire Frankel.
South Australia claims apprentices series The 11th National Apprentice Race Series has gone the way of South Australia for the sixth time after the win of Kayla Crowther on See Me Exceed at Sandown.
Hickman looking forward to TJ Smith bid Greg Hickman has already moved on from Pierata's desperately close Group One second in the Galaxy and he has the horse ready for the TJ Smith Stakes.
Waller sets sights on G1 Doncaster record Chris Waller will equal the Doncaster Mile training record if one of his four runners can win the $3 million showpiece.
Princess Jenni on target for Adrian Knox Lightly raced filly Princess Jenni is set to race in Sydney for the first time when she steps up to 2000m in the Adrian Knox Stakes at Randwick.
New fee for Qld stallion Better Than Ready Outstanding first-season sire Better Than Ready will stand at a new service fee of $33,000 next season.
Currie given further stay, keeps training Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie will be able to continue training after another adjournment on a stay application.
Chris Waller eyes Weetwood Handicap win Trainer Chris Waller hopes to win his first Weetwood Handicap at Toowoomba with Sexy Eyes who carries a famous set of racing colours.
Jockey Jim Byrne hopeful on return date Top Brisbane jockey Jim Byrne is hopeful he will be soon ready to resume riding after shoulder surgery.
Noble Boy cleared to run in Country C'ship Favourite Noble Boy has been cleared to run in the $500,000 Country Championship after concerning his trainer Todd Blowes in his work.
David Whimpey to step down as BRC boss The Brisbane Racing Club's chief executive David Whimpey will step down with the club looking Australia-wide for a replacement.
Japanese horse Kluger draws 4 in Doncaster Japanese horse Kluger will start from barrier four in his bid to win the Doncaster Mile with Tommy Berry to ride.
Nichols chooses lighter Caulfield option A lighter weight has forced the hands of trainer Shane Nichols in his choice of two race options at Caulfield.
Chapada still favourite for Derby The Mike Moroney-trained Chapada remains favourite for the Australian Derby with stablemate Arrogant drifting after a less than spectacular Randwick gallop.
23rd horse dies at Santa Anita A 23rd horse has died at Santa Anita after a racing accident with authorities still unclear as to the cause.
Hay List's trainer John McNair dies Trainer John McNair, famous for the deeds of super sprinter Hay List, has died after a short illness.
Tasmanian mare to run for in-form trainer Trainer Doug Harrison hopes to continue the recent success of Tasmanian horses on the mainland when Miss Biddy makes her debut for his stable at Sandown.
Queensland close to first apprentice title Queensland hold a slender lead in the battle for their first National Apprentices Challenge title at Sandown.
Sunlight to face biggest challenge yet Star filly Sunlight will face her biggest challenge yet in TJ Smith Stakes, according to trainer Tony McEvoy.
Alizee outright favourite for Doncaster Alizee is the favourite for the Doncaster Mile after drawing a midfield barrier in the $3 million race at Randwick.
Full field for $3m Doncaster Mile The $3 million Doncaster Mile on the first day of The Championships at Randwick has drawn a full field.
Trapeze Artist to add to Group One record Trapeze Artist heads to his defence of the TJ Smith Stakes in great order off the back of a winning barrier trial.
Two Derby contenders for Mike Moroney Trainer Mike Moroney is set to have two leading chances in the Australian Derby, with Chapada and Arrogant going into the race off Rosehill Guineas placings.
Winx clash ruled out for in-form Avilius Godolphin has announced dual Group One winner Avilius will head for a spell, ruling out a clash with Winx in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Mr Quickie to continue path to SA Derby A 1600m-race for three-year-olds at Caulfield is the next step towards the South Australian Derby for Mr Quickie who has won his past six starts.
Apprentice Nothdurft gets Weetwood chance Apprentice Baylee Nothdurft has regained the ride on Mr Marbellouz in the Listed Weetwood Handicap at Toowoomba.
Cummings set for strong hand in G1 Sires' Golden Slipper winner Kiamichi and runner-up Microphone are among the James Cummings-trained juveniles in line to run in the Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
Chris Waller attacks Toowoomba Cup Champion trainer Chris Waller is likely to have four runners in the $150,000 Toowoomba Cup.
Murray Baker could have two Derby runners Veteran New Zealand trainer Murray Baker could have two runners as he targets a fifth Australian Derby.
Begg changes plans with Our Libretto The Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield has become the new target for lightly raced mare Our Libretto.
Trainer Ben Currie keeps on winning Trainer Ben Currie has completed a successful month while he trains on a stay pending the hearing of serious charges against him.
Quiet Doncaster day for Chris Waller Trainer Chris Waller will have a quiet start to The Championships with his Group One hopes centred on the Doncaster Mile.
Australian mare Houtzen settles in to UK Star Gold Coast mare Houtzen has settled in well in England as she prepares to tackle Royal Ascot.
Randwick test for Sunlight before TJ Smith Trainer Tony McEvoy will give Sunlight a hit-out at Randwick as the filly prepares for a start in the Group One TJ Smith.
Thunder Snow wins second World Cup Thunder Snow has became the first dual winner of the Dubai World Cup in a thrilling finish to the Meydan showpiece.
Appo outed on sexual harassment charge The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has published reasons for confirming a stewards' penalty for jockey Beau Appo on sexual harassment charges.
Japan's Almond Eye wins Group One in Dubai Japanese superstar filly Almond Eye has maintained her unbeaten record with a facile success in the Dubai Turf at Meydan.
Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter wins Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter has got the better of Godolphin stablemate Ispolini to make a winning return in the Dubai Gold Cup at Meydan.
Viddora fourth in Al Quoz Sprint in Dubai Australian mare Viddora has finished fourth in the Al Quoz Sprint in Dubai won by Godolphin's Blue Point at Meydan.
James McDonald enjoys day out at Rosehill James McDonald has taken riding honours at Rosehill with a stakes race treble of two Group One wins and Mister Sea Wolf's Doncaster Prelude victory.
Mystery Love earns spell after Guineas win Mystery Love is heading for a spell with the spring in mind after collecting black-type in the Listed Bendigo Guineas.
Haripour lands the Golden Mile at Bendigo Haripour has taken out the Golden Mile at Bendigo at his second start for the Chris Waller stable.
Sydneysider Tonsor could return for winter Jockey Robbie Fradd is keen for Sydney galloper Tonsor to return for the winter carnival after his brilliant win at Doomben.
Avilius wins the Group One Tancred Stakes Avilius has won the Tancred Stakes to complete a Group One weight-for-age double during the Golden Slipper carnival.
Siren's Fury claims Star Kingdom Stakes It was down to the wire but Siren's Fury has won the Star Kingdom Stakes at Rosehill.
Waller pulls the right rein with Elleegant Classy filly Verry Elleegant has responded to some key changes and confirmed her Oaks credentials with a brilliant win in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Bullish Brown helps Gem shine at Rosehill A positive ride by Corey Brown has helped Invincible Gem break a winning drought in the Group Two Emancipation Stakes at Rosehill.
Miss Siska wins first-up for Grahame Begg Stable newcomer Miss Siska has scored an impressive first-up win for Graham Begg in the Bendigo Gold Bracelet.
Yourdeel completes NZ juvenile G1 double Yourdeel has cemented his position as New Zealand's best two-year-old with victory in the Group One Manawatu Sires Produce Stakes.
Prince Of Sussex impressive in Bendigo win A $1 million race at Caulfield has become the focus for trainer Matt Laurie after the impressive win of Prince Of Sussex in the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo.
Early Rosehill double for Tulloch Lodge Rosehill winner Bellevue Hill will get his chance in a Group One race after missing a start in the Golden Slipper.
Consistent Le Juge heads for winter riches Le Juge will be rewarded for his consistency with a chance to tackle the winter carnival after his Doomben win.
Mandela Effect keeps Brunton fires burning Mandela Effect has won eight of his past 10 starts with his Tasmanian trainer Scott Brunton thinking of a winter trip to Queensland with the gelding.
Decision time looms for Nolan-trained 2YO Trainer Michael Nolan will have to start making some decisions about his filly Miss Cavallo after she won at Doomben.
Kris Lees powers into winter carnival mode Newcastle trainer Kris Lees indicated he was ready for a big winter carnival when Power Command won at Doomben.
Champion Winx the people's choice Australian champion Winx has been voted on top in the People's Choice category at a ceremony in Dubai.
Happy Clapper, Trapeze Artist win trials Happy Clapper and Trapeze Artist have turned up for The Championships with barrier trial wins at Randwick.
Michael Quadara guilty of misconduct Victoria's Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has found trainer Michael Quadara guilty of riding his horse into another horse and rider at Seymour racetrack.
Good reaction to Millard at Doomben Three-year-old Millard Reaction will have the interest of plenty of breeding enthusiasts when he races at Doomben.
Moss 'N' Dale to bounce back at Rosehill Trainer Peter Gelagotis is expecting Moss 'N' Dale to relish the 2000m of the Neville Sellwood Stakes at Rosehill.
Waller pair need to improve in Tancred The Metropolitan Handicap quinella of Patrick Erin and Brimham Rocks will need to improve to fight out another Group One finish in the Tancred against Avilius.
Magnicity chasing big Bendigo pay cheque Trainer Robbie Griffiths is expecting a return to racing around a corner to benefit Magnicity in the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo.
Aristia to appreciate trip in Vinery Stud A rise in distance to 2000m and the likelihood of a wet track are positives for Aristia ahead of the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Sydney gelding Tonsor to run at Doomben Sydney trainer Matthew Smith has sent the promising Tonsor to Brisbane where he runs at Doomben.
McEvoy calls on gear changes for Rogue Trainer Tony McEvoy is hoping a number of gear changes will enable Scottish Rogue to return to his best form in the Bendigo Guineas.
Doncaster Mile hopes for Mask Of Time A spot in Randwick's most famous mile will be up for grabs in the Doncaster Prelude and Mask Of Time's trainers are hoping a wet track will help his cause.
Wrong horse runs at Rockhampton The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has opened an inquiry into how the wrong horse was allowed run in a race at Rockhampton.
Bonsho to stand out in Doomben crowd Talented mare Bonsho is certain to get plenty of attention at Doomben because of her unusual race day gear.
Vic jockeys outed for betting on races Jockeys Daniel Schmitt and John Robertson have been suspended for betting offences at hearings before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Waratah boosts Queensland team The Waratah Thoroughbreds syndicate hopes the success of its horses at barrier trials translates to wins at Doomben.
Qld trainers question twilight meetings Queensland trainers have again expressed concerns about twilight and late night finishes after the Toowoomba meeting.
Daysee ready to bloom at Rosehill After missing the Coolmore Classic, Daysee Doom will chase a consolation prize when she lines up in the Group Two Emancipation Stakes at Rosehill.
Vic apprentice coach heading to Singapore Former jockey Matt Pumpa is heading to Singapore in a new role to coach the apprentice and claiming riders.
Illustrious Lad in order for Dubai tilt Trainer Peter Gelagotis says Illustrious Lad is a more composed horse ahead of his second appearance at the Dubai World Cup meeting at Meydan.
Kiwi mare out to emulate Silent Achiever Roger James is no stranger to plundering Sydney's Group One races and is hoping to pull off another training coup with Rondinella in the Tancred Stakes.
Odeon building on a possible Brisbane trip The Listed Golden Mile at Bendigo fits nicely into the program for Odeon as he builds fitness towards a possible Brisbane trip.
Gear change for Seabrook in G1 Vinery Trainer Mick Price has taken blinkers off Group One winner Seabrook for her first middle-distance test in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Albury Cup officially abandoned The Listed Albury Cup has been officially abandoned and the club will get a bonus Showcase meeting to compensate.
Schweida fishing for another win In-form trainer Kelly Schweida is catching plenty of fish on a holiday and he hopes his luck continues with Stella Ombra at Doomben.
Service fee increase for Sidestep Sidestep, the sire of Golden Slipper winner Kiamichi, has had his service fee increased to $22,000 for next season.
Wide draw for Thunder Snow in World Cup Thunder Snow will again have to overcome a wide draw if he is to successfully defend his crown Dubai World Cup at Meydan.
RV Board deny McLean's bid for Weir's base Jarrod McLean's application for the Warrnambool stables of Darren Weir has been knocked back.
Family combine to claim a Sandown double Doug Harrison and his nephew Craig Williams have combined to land a race-to-race double with Judge O'Reilly and Search Squad at Sandown.
Two Victorian country meetings transferred A burst water main has resulted in Donald taking over the upcoming Ararat meeting with synthetic track works at Ballarat seeing a meeting moved to Bendigo.
Patches uses home racetrack to advantage Two-year-old Patches has shown a liking for his home track with an upset win at Toowoomba.
Cheap buy to chase big Caulfield pay day A $5500 yearling sale purchase has won on debut and is now being set for the inaugural running of The Showdown at Caulfield.
Blue army set to continue Group 1 rampage Promising filly Pohutukawa will bid to join Godolphin's growing list of Group One winners when she tackles the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Yogi chasing 'bonus' win in Tancred Stakes The Group One Tancred Stakes can be more than just a Sydney Cup stepping stone for proven Victorian stayer Yogi.
Gollan sticks to winning formula for 2YOs Trainer Tony Gollan hopes to use a winning formula for two of his first starters who are entered at both Doomben and the Gold Coast.
Sunlight's baby sister in Bendigo return Sisstar has recovered from a bruised heel that forced her out of a couple of races and is ready to hit the track again in the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo.
Apprentice Murphy close to riding return Star apprentice Jackson Murphy hopes to resume riding soon as the injury toll among Queensland jockeys continues to rise.
False rail extended for Ipswich meeting The false rail will extend after the winning post to ensure Ipswich's next meeting can go ahead.
Avilius headlines Tancred Stakes line-up Godolphin will attempt to add to its Group One haul with Avilius in the Tancred Stakes at Rosehill while a field of 13 will contest the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Jockey Grant Cooksley to train in NZ Jockey Grant Cooksley is to begin training in partnership with Bruce Wallace in New Zealand but will continue to ride.
Red Cardinal to get G1 chance in Tancred The Kris Lees-trained Red Cardinal will get his chance in the Group One Tancred Stakes on his way to the Sydney Cup.
Brent Stanley has big team set for Bendigo Sutton Grange trainer Brent Stanley has a strong team heading to Bendigo highlighted by Violate and Red Alto in the Listed Golden Mile.
The Autumn Sun to be spelled The Autumn Sun will be sent to the spelling paddock with a decision still pending on his racing future.
Nothin' Leica High overdue for another win Nothin' Leica High has proved a model of consistency in his current campaign but has yet to register a win.
Ef Troop headlines Queensland trials Top three-year-old Ef Troop has headlined some good trials at Doomben and the Gold Coast by winter carnival hopefuls.
Redoute's Choice dies at Arrowfield Stud Champion sire Redoute's Choice has died at Arrowfield Stud aged 22 after suffering mobility issues.
Midterm gets 1.5kg Sydney Cup penalty Imported stayer Midterm has been penalised 1.5kg for the Group One Sydney Cup after his two-length victory in the Group Three Manion Cup at Rosehill.
Girl, 2, critical after Qld track incident A toddler is in a critical condition after she was hit by a metal gate at a race track north of Brisbane.
Ardrossan to begin Sydney campaign New Zealander Ardrossan will make a delayed start to his Sydney campaign when he runs in the Star Kingdom Stakes at Rosehill.
Newnham with three hopefuls for G1 Vinery Trainer Mark Newnham is planning to have three runners in the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes for fillies, headlined by Nakeeta Jane.
Avilius entered for Group One Tancred Avilius has been nominated for the Tancred Stakes to be run a week after his maiden Group One win in the Ranvet Stakes.
Saccharo on target for Bendigo Guineas Trainer Archie Alexander is hopeful Saccharo can give the stable a second-straight Bendigo Guineas when he heads to the 1400m-Listed race.
Happy Clapper to miss Doncaster Mile Last year's winner Happy Clapper will not defend his Doncaster Mile and will instead run a week later against Winx in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Martin Talty CEO of Jockeys Association Martin Talty has been appointed the new chief executive of the Australian Jockeys Association.
Madeleine Wishart to ride for Queensland Maddy Wishart is Queensland's nominated rider for the fourth round of the National Apprentice Challenge to be run at Strathalbyn in South Australia.
Noble Boy finally in Country C'ship field Long-time favourite Noble Boy has made it to the Country Championship final via his win in the wild card heat at Muswellbrook.
The Autumn Sun likely to be spelled The Autumn Sun is likely to be spelled with no decision on his racing future until the owners discuss all options including going straight to stud.
Adrian Knox next stop for Princess Jenni Princess Jenni could potentially be the best horse David Brideoake has trained following her impressive win at The Valley at her fourth race start.
First Crush heading to Toowoomba Cup It will be a busy two weeks for trainer Chris Munce including gertting his top stayer First Crush ready for the Toowoomba Cup.
Bowman to ride Stars Of Carrum in Derby Stars Of Carrum will head to the Australian Derby at Randwick after a pleasing fourth in the Mornington Cup and will be ridden by Hugh Bowman.
Slipper win boost for Queensland breeding The Golden Slipper win of Kiamichi will prove a boon for her sire Sidestep who stands in Queensland.
Viddora in top nick for Dubai assignment Viddora has settled in well to her new surroundings in Dubai ahead of the Group One Al Quoz Sprint at Meydan on World Cup night.
Top mare Tumbler injured, to be retired Top Brisbane mare Tumbler is set to be retired after suffering another injury, this time a hairline fracture in a leg.
Noel Pascoe made a BRC life member Noel Pascoe, one of Australia's best known racing photographers, has been made a life member of the Brisbane Racing Club.
Plumb picks up late win on Gold Coast The Gold Coast's leading jockey Ryan Plumb has scored his biggest win at the track after picking up a late ride on Tyzone in the Listed Goldmarket.
Anthony Cummings a proud father Anthony Cummings has watched with pride as his trainer son James has saddled the Golden Slipper quinella.
Mr Quickie too strong again at Mornington Mr Quickie has shown he's on target for the South Australian Derby with a strong performance to claim the Mornington Guineas.
What they said at the Golden Slipper Godolphin has claimed a Golden Slipper trifecta with Kiamichi, the longest-priced of six runners in the famous blue colours, beating Microphone and Lyre.
Streets Of Avalon collects Hareeba Stakes Streets Of Avalon has given Shane Nichols an emotional hometown Listed sprint win in the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington.
Times prove right for veteran Straturbo Straturbo lived up to the sizzling time he ran when winning in the country at his previous start by winning the Open Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Nature Strip wins Galaxy in photo finish Nature Strip's narrow victory in The Galaxy at Rosehill has brought up a third Group One win on Golden Slipper day for trainer Chris Waller.
Self Sense wins a thrilling hometown Cup Mornington-trained galloper Self Sense has survived a protest to win his hometown Cup and earn a start in the Caulfield Cup.
How Winx's 32-race win streak has unfolded Winx has claimed her 32nd straight race in the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Another twist in the Ben Currie saga There has been another twist in the long-running inquiry involving Queensland trainer Ben Currie with his next hearings postponed because a steward is ill.
Mishani Hustler does talking for Currie Top colt Mishani Hustler has done the talking for Ben Currie after the trainer was banned from attending Eagle Farm the colts Jewel win.
Avilius takes out the G1 Ranvet Stakes The James Cummings-trained Godolphin import Avilius has finished strongly to claim his first Group One win in the Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Vorster guides Vinco to Mornington success Vinco has come from the back of the field under Barend Vorster to claim victory in the Mornington Sires'.
Midterm goes all the way on Manion Midterm has stamped his credentials as a Sydney Cup contender with his tough victory in the Group Three Manion Cup at Rosehill.
Waller unveils 3-year-olds at Eagle Farm Champion trainer Chris Waller has unveiled his second stringers for the winter carnival three year old classics with a quinella at Eagle Farm.
The Autumn Sun wins the Rosehill Guineas Star colt The Autumn Sun has been made to work hard in testing conditions but has claimed his fifth Group One win in the Rosehill Guineas.
Krone wins in first Sydney appearance The Mick Price-trained filly Krone has made her mark in her first Sydney appearance, winning the Listed Darby Munro Stakes at Rosehill on a heavy track.
O'Dea hits right decision with Hit Snooze Trainer Steve O'Dea has made the right decision keeping Hit Snooze in Brisbane after she won at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
NZ filly Avantage wins in Rosehill return NZ filly Avantage, making her first Australian appearance, took her record to seven wins from eight starts by taking out the Birthday Card Stakes at Rosehill.
Master Shuhood scores at Australian debut The Chris Waller stable has produced Irish-bred UK import Master Shuhood to win his Australian debut at Mornington.
Sunlight shines in William Reid Stakes Sunlight has backed up her victory in the Newmarket Handicap with an all-the-way win in the Group One William Reid Stakes at The Valley.
Speedster grabs $55,000 for Logan McGill Trainer Logan McGill has had an anxious wait to claim a $55,000 cheque after Written Choice recorded the fastest time in a sprint series at The Valley.
Boom filly to chase $200,000 Jewel Flying filly Spirit's Choice has a chance to further enhance the value of her sire Spirit Of Boom's stocks in the $200,000 Jewel at Eagle Farm.
Tommy Berry pinning hopes on third Slipper Tommy Berry is looking to ride his third Golden Slipper winner when he rides Pin Sec for Godolphin trainer James Cummings at Rosehill.
Graff in the right gear for G1 Galaxy Three-year-old Graff did not react well to blinkers on Flemington's straight course but trainer Kris Lees is confident it will be different in the G1 Galaxy.
Moroney pair shape up for Rosehill Guineas Arrogant and Chapada will line up for trainer Mike Moroney in the Group One Rosehill Guineas and Tribal Wisdom resumes in the Galaxy.
Purple Sector to chase Guineas upset After striking interference when last in the Randwick Guineas, Purple Sector will step up to 2000m chasing an upset win in the Rosehill Guineas.
Slipper could be Collett's Time To Reign Two-year-old Time To Reign is shaping as the best of Jason Collett's three chances to break his big race duck this weekend.
Wide draw forces Manuel to miss Mornington Sydney-bound Group One winner Manuel has been scratched from the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington to concentrate on the Star Kingdom Stakes at Rosehill.
He's Eminent set to step out in Ranvet He's Eminent will make his Sydney debut in the Ranvet Stakes for trainer Sir Mark Todd and jockey James McDonald at Rosehill.
Hang Man after free Caulfield Cup ticket Success in the Mornington Cup gives the winner an automatic start into the Caulfield Cup later in the year.
Connections have say on Slipper chances What the connections of the Golden Slipper contenders are saying ahead of the $3.5 million race for two-year-olds at Rosehill.
Japanese horse in Sydney for Doncaster Japanese horse Kluger has settled in to his new surrounds at the Canterbury quarantine centre as he prepares to run in the Doncaster Mile.
Tegan Harrison after gold at the Coast Jockey Tegan Harrison can complete a big week if she wins the Listed Goldmarket Stakes on Divine Dice on Saturday.
The Lord Mayor to rule at Eagle Farm Group One performer The Lord Mayor has arrived at Chris Waller's Gold Coast stables for a northern campaign.
Ranvet Stakes: What you need to know What you need to know about the Group One $700,000 Ranvet Stakes on the Golden Slipper Day card at Rosehill.
Avdulla wants more G1 gold on Slipper day Wet track specialist Egg Tart will get conditions to suit in the Group One Ranvet Stakes but will need to overcome her Chris Waller-trained stablemates.
Another delay in trainer Ben Currie case A further application by trainer Ben Currie to get a stay of an order standing him down has again been deferred this time until next month.
Tycoon gets golden ticket to Prov final The Greg McFarlane-trained Golden Tycoon has dominated his heat of the Provincial Championship series at Newcastle.
The Autumn Sun to shine in another Guineas Star colt The Autumn Sun is the short-priced favourite to win another Guineas when he chases his fifth Group One win in the Rosehill Guineas over 2000m.
Catch Me out to bounce back in Slipper Peter Snowden believes he made a mistake putting blinkers on Catch Me in the Blue Diamond and he hopes to see a better performance in the Golden Slipper.
Pfieffer Excited about mare's Galaxy bid Trainer David Pfieffer will saddle up two runners at one of the most important race meetings of the year, headed by Group One Galaxy contender I Am Excited.
Lankan Star passed fit for Slipper start Lankan Star has been cleared to start in the Group One Golden Slipper after passing a Racing NSW veterinary inspection two days out from the big race.
Microphone could give Bowman first Slipper Hugh Bowman will be chasing a first Golden Slipper on the James Cummings-trained Microphone while trainer Chris Waller's hopes rest with Yes Yes Yes.
Tough call for Derby bound Stars Of Carrum Trainer Robbie Laing has yet to decide whether the Mornington Cup or the Tulloch Stakes will be Star Of Carrum's pathway to the Australian Derby.
Winx seeking another record at Rosehill Champion Winx will chase a fourth George Ryder Stakes win at Rosehill in what will be her final race on her home track.
A look at the William Reid Stakes Facts and figures on the William Reid Stakes.
Sunlight in the red for William Reid shot With the scratching of Shoals from the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley, Newmarket Handicap winner Sunlight is the short-priced favourite.
Straturbo gets city chance at Eagle Farm Straturbo ran a near Australian record at his most recent start and has earned a return to city racing at Eagle Farm.
Ace High to play a hand in Ranvet: Payne Ace High doesn't have a great score sheet on rain-affected tracks but David Payne can find positives ahead of the horse's Rosehill return in the G1 Ranvet.
Joe Cleary's girl ready for Eagle Farm Trainer Joe Cleary has decided to back Girls Are Ready up at Eagle Farm after her failure at the Gold Coast.
Eagle Farm dry despite heavy rain Trainer Liam Birchley's hopes of a wet Eagle Farm track for Say I Cee You in the $200,000 Jewel have been dashed despite 140mm of rain hitting the track.
Winx in perfect order ahead of Ryder Champion Winx has gone through her paces in a gallop at Rosehill and is in great order for her attempt to win the George Ryder Stakes for a fourth time.
Avilius to bounce back in G1 Ranvet Stakes The James Cummings-trained Avilius will be out to bounce back in the Group One Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill after being beaten in the Australian Cup.
Stud buys into Slipper hope Yes Yes Yes Coolmore Stud have bought into Golden Slipper contender Yes Yes Yes, a co-owner of the colt has confirmed in the lead-up to the $3.5 million race.
Raquel Clark rides 100th winner for season South Australia's Raquel Clark has ridden 100 winners in a season for the first time after Dream Kisses won a race apprentice riders race at Doomben.
Sydney plans for Chenier after Sandown win Anthony Freedman is mapping a program towards the Group One Champagne Stakes with impressive Sandown debut winner Chenier.
Pride set to have a Ball in Group 1 Galaxy The track rating at Rosehill on Golden Slipper day will have a significant impact on the chances of Joe Pride's two runners, Ball Of Muscle and Easy Eddie.
Self Sense chasing hometown Cup success Self Sense will try to win the Mornington Cup before he makes a return to the jumps racing scene.
Lyre chasing Blue Diamond-Slipper double With one Group One win in the Blue Diamond Stakes already under her belt, Lyre is set for her shot at adding the $3.5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
Doncaster-bound Dreamforce a Ryder entry Trainer John Thompson hopes to run Dreamforce in the George Ryder Stakes leading into the Doncaster Mile but doesn't want the track too heavy.
Payne keeps it in family with Guineas hope Trainer David Payne is aiming for a top-three finish with improving three-year-old Costello when he takes on The Autumn Sun in the Group One Rosehill Guineas.
Written By to shine in William Reid Stakes A recent gallop at Moonee Valley has Grahame Begg confident Written By can produce a better performance in the Group One William Reid Stakes.
Sunlight draws wide in William Reid Stakes The Group One William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley will see last-start Newmarket Handicap winner Sunlight jump from the outside gate in the 11-horse field.
Soil testing starts on troubled Ipswich Geotechnical testing of the Ipswich race track has begun as officials seek a solution to its problems.
Three options for talented Mr Marbellouz Trainer Kevin Kemp can start Mr Marvellouz at Eagle Farm or the Gold Coast or wait until a race Toowoomba.
Rain-affected Slipper a concern for Gollan Tony Gollan is happy with Vincere Volare's barrier in the Golden Slipper but the trainer is worried about a heavy track.
Winx headlines field of nine for G1 Ryder Eight horses have been accepted to take on champion Winx in the Group One George Ryder Stakes, one of five Group One races on Golden Slipper day at Rosehill.
Winter reshuffle for 3YO Jewel contender The rescheduling of the 3YO Jewel to Eagle Farm will lead to a new set of winter plans for promising Barefoot.
Heath Conners has winner with final runner Days after celebrating a win with his last city runner, Heath Conners has also prepared a winner with his final runner as a trainer at Bendigo.
Cosmic Force Slipper favourite after draw The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Cosmic Force is the new Golden Slipper favourite after the barrier draw for the $3.5 million race at Rosehill.
Berry hopeful of Rosehill Guineas upset Jockey Tommy Berry is optimistic Madison County can challenge star colt The Autumn Sun in the Rosehill Guineas over 2000m on a rain-affected track.
Queensland trainer Ben Currie seeks stay Trainer Ben Currie's lawyers have filed a stay application in the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal against an order to stand him down.
Bieg believes draw ideal for Free Of Debt The countdown to his first Golden Slipper runner has continued for Free Of Debt's trainer Chris Bieg who believes he has drawn an ideal barrier for the colt.
Redzel likely to stay in Sydney for Galaxy Trainer Peter Snowden believes The Galaxy in Sydney fits in best with Redzel's preparation heading towards his main autumn target, the TJ Smith Stakes.
Escapee Heir To The Throne back at Sandown The younger half-brother to Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance makes his racing return at a midweek meeting at Sandown.
Yes Yes Yes draws outside gate in Slipper The Chris Waller-trained Yes Yes Yes has drawn the outside barrier for the Golden Slipper while Godolphin's Microphone has the inside draw.
Lankan Star to be vetted before Slipper Blue Diamond Stakes runner-up Lankan Star will have to pass a second veterinary inspection to take her place in the Golden Slipper.
Mornington option favoured for Bons Away Bons Away has been entered for three upcoming races at three different venues with trainer Ciaron Maher favouring the easier Mornington option.
Trainer Ben Currie stood down again A QRIC internal review has ordered Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie be stood down pending an inquiry into jigger charges against him.
Waller to have strong hand in Group Ones Winx aside, the Chris Waller stable will field a strong team in the five Group One races at Rosehill.
Wet Slipper not likely to faze Maher pair Trainer Ciaron Maher does not expect a rain-affected Rosehill track to be a concern for his Golden Slipper pair of Dubious and Loving Gaby.
Raquel Clark to reach 100 season winners Star South Australian apprentice Raquel Clark can reach 100 wins in a season for the first time on Dream Kisses in the Apprentices Challenge at Doomben.
Sires' Produce still target for Probabeel NZ filly Probabeel has come through the Magic Night Stakes in good order and is on track for the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Kementari retired to stand at stud Group One winner Kementari has run his last race and will stand at Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Stud in the upcoming breeding season.
Sunlight pleases in dawn Valley gallop Sunlight has re-acquainted herself with The Valley in a gallop ahead of the Group One William Reid Stakes.
Horse gets loose, runs through town to pub The well-named Reckless Behavior has run around the streets of Uttoxeter instead of the track.
New era for Heathcote/Anderson partnership The new Robert Heathcote/Chris Anderson training partnership will be looking for stock at the Magic Millions March sale at the Gold Coast.
Bowman wins Hong Kong Derby on Furore Hugh Bowman has won the Kong Kong Derby aboard the Frankie Lor-trained former Australian Furore.
La Scopa fav for Country Championship The Matt Dunn-trained La Scopa is now favourite for the rich Country Championship final at Randwick after her heat win at Grafton.
Valley gallop for Sunlight ahead of G1 Newmarket Handicap winner Sunlight is set to gallop at The Valley in the lead-up to the Group One William Reid Stakes.
Winx ready for second-last race Winx is primed for her final race at Rosehill, the George Ryder Stakes, with only the Queen Elizabeth Stakes to come after that.
Queensland lead apprentices challenge Queensland will be leaders when the third heat of the National Apprentices Challenge is run at Doomben.
Bieg excited ahead of Slipper with colt Adelaide trainer Chris Bieg is excited about the prospects of Blue Diamond third placegetter Free Of Debt in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
Goldmarket's long run at track to continue The decision to retain the washed-out Goldmarket at the Gold Coast means it will continue its long association with the track.
Godolphin trainer happy with All-Star pair James Cummings has walked away happy with the performances of Hartnell and Alizee who filled the placings behind Mystic Journey in the All-Star Mile.
Jye McNeil celebrates maiden Sydney win Victorian jockey Jye McNeil has celebrated a milestone at Rosehill with his first win in Sydney aboard Doncaster Mile-bound horse Fifty Stars.
Small-time punter pockets big All-Star win All-Star Mile owner ambassador Damien Murnane will contemplate an early retirement after Mystic Journey's win in the All-Star Mile.
Red Cardinal wins again to earn G1 shot In-form stayer Red Cardinal has maintained his undefeated run for Kris Lees and will head to the Group One Tancred Stakes ahead of his Sydney Cup mission.
Winx in top order ahead of George Ryder Chris Waller is satisfied Winx is on track to record her 32nd win in succession after the great mare zoomed around Rosehill in an exhibition gallop.
Widgee Turf brave in Flemington success Widgee Turf has carried topweight of 60kg to victory in the Listed March Stakes at Flemington.
The Odyssey shines in $500,000 Jewel win A downpour couldn't stop The Odyssey from leading all the way to win the $500,000 2YO Jewel.
Mystic Journey claims $5m All-Star Mile Mystic Journey has continued a remarkable rise in Australian racing to win the first $5 million All-Star Mile at Flemington.
Verry Elleegant proves she is very good Verry Elleegant's Phar Lap Stakes win has shown she still has a bit to learn in terms of race-craft but she has an abundance of talent and class.
Dixie Blossoms wins the Coolmore Classic Dixie Blossoms has won the Coolmore Classic, giving Ron Quinton his fourth training success in the Group One race he won twice as a jockey.
Dale-trained Prometheus wins at Flemington Canberra-trained visitor Prometheus has raced to victory in the Grand Mile Final at Flemington
Currie celebrates return with Stakes win Troubled trainer Ben Currie has celebrated his return to a metropolitan race meeting with the win of Mishani Vaidra in the feature Gold Coast Stakes.
Wetakemanhattan too strong at Flemington Trainer Matt Cumani says he was surprised with the ease of Wetakemanhattan's win over 2000m at Flemington.
Godolphin poised for bumper Golden Slipper The final two places in the Golden Slipper have gone to Godolphin's Kiamichi and the Snowden stable's Cosmic Force after they won respective qualifying races.
Causeway Girl on track for Sydney targets Causeway Girl has made a winning return at Flemington and trainer Clinton McDonald is keen to strike wet tracks with the filly when he takes her to Sydney.
Tough Group Three victory for Easy Eddie Easy Eddie could join stablemate Ball Of Muscle in the Group One Galaxy after claiming his first black-type win in the Group Three Maurice McCarten Stakes.
Flit and Ready Set Sail share Group 3 win Godolphin filly Flit could be Sydney bound for autumn features while Ready Set Sail is going for a spell after sharing the prize at Flemington.
Doncaster Mile hopes for Star Of The Sea Chris Waller has struck early on the Coolmore Classic program, winning the first race with the lightly raced Star Of The Seas.
Slow tempo no hindrance for stayer Wu Gok Wu Gok, who is raced in the same silks as The Autumn Sun, has won a strangely run race at the Gold Coast.
Swift Sis races to another Flemington win The Pat Carey-trained former Western Australian mare Swift Sis has made it back-to-back wins at Flemington in her third start for her new stable.
See The Master revels in Gold Coast mud Tough gelding See The Master defied some long-held theories about wet days when he won at the Gold Coast.
Annual Racing Mass to be held at Randwick The annual Racing Mass to be held at Randwick Racecourse will remember industry members who are suffering injury, illness or hardship.
Global Exchange wins Alister Clark Stakes Australian Derby favourite Global Exchange will head to the staying feature at Randwick at his next start after winning the Alister Clark Stakes at The Valley.
Trapeze Artist nomination to be auctioned A nomination to Trapeze Artist will be auctioned with the proceeds to assist injured jockey Tye Angland and his family.
Pohutukawa wins Kembla Grange Classic Pohutukawa has raced to a dominant win in the Group Three Kembla Grange Classic and the Godolphin-owned filly will now head to the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes.
Cummings pair chase more Godolphin success Flit and Varda will be out to extend the successful run of Godolphin two-year-olds when they meet in the Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes at Flemington.
Mystic Journey out to cap campaign in Mile Two weeks after winning the Group One Australian Guineas, Tasmanian filly Mystic Journey is back in Melbourne for a crack at the inaugural All-Star Mile.
Waller seeking first Coolmore Classic win I Am Serious is favourite to give trainer Chris Waller his first win in the Coolmore Classic at Rosehill after a couple of near misses.
Lankan Star set for first Sydney test Blue Diamond Stakes runner-up Lankan Star has her first Sydney start in the Magic Night Stakes with the option to back up a week later in the Golden Slipper.
Le Romain gains start in All-Star Mile Le Romain has secured a start in the $5 million All-Star Mile and his trainer Kris Lees believes the gelding has the credentials to make his presence felt.
Cleary ready for rain-affected 2YO Jewel Trainer Joe Cleary is banking on a wet track to improve the chances of Girls Are Ready in the $500,000 Aquis 2YO Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Lindsay Park 3YOs ready for All-Star tilt Lindsay Park co-trainer Tom Dabernig says Australian Guineas placegetters Hawkshot and Amphitrite are both in great shape ahead of the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Sydney appeals as Land Of Plenty Group One winner Land Of Plenty has settled in well to Sydney ahead of his assignment in the Ajax Stakes at Rosehill.
Desleigh Forster with two Goldmarket hopes Trainer Deseigh Forster will have an extra reason to celebrate if Malvern Estate can win the Listed Goldmarket at the Gold Coast.
Foundry out, Le Romain in to All-Star Mile Multiple Group One winner Le Romain has secured a start in the All-Star Mile as first emergency with the scratching of Foundry on race eve.
Price treating All-Star Mile like any race Jockey Simon Price is not overawed at the $5 million on offer for the All-Star Mile at Flemington, treating it as just another race.
Better Than Ready fee not yet decided Lyndhurst stud manager Jeff Kruger will wait until after the Magic Millions sale before deciding on a new service fee for his sire Better Than Ready.
New Qld training partnership confirmed Brisbane trainers Robert Heathcote and Chris Anderson have confirmed they are to form a partnership.
Jockey Day out to prove point on bush 3YO Jockey Nathan Day is confident country galloper Cyclone Topgirl can beat the city horses in the Aquis 3YO at the Gold Coast.
Victorian trainer Eden handed 15-month ban The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has handed down its penalty on charges against trainer Shea Eden and employee Jamie Dentith.
Fifty Stars set for Sydney debut in Ajax Last-start Blamey Stakes winner Fifty Stars could earn a crack at the Group One Doncaster Mile with his performance in the Ajax Stakes at Rosehill.
Three All-Star entries under injury cloud Racing Victoria vets will re-examine Foundry, Material Man and Urban Ruler after they were found to showing sign of lameness after pre-race inspections.
Goldmarket to cap huge week for Nothdurft Apprentice Baylee Nothdurft can complete a big week if he wins the Listed Goldmarket on Mr Marbellouz.
Villami could be my next big star: Ryan Gerald Ryan has rated Villami as the best two-year-old filly he has trained for several years but he is lukewarm on taking her to the Golden Slipper.
Jim Cassidy considers return to the saddle Jim Cassidy has flagged a possible return to race riding following a conversation with longtime supporter John Singleton.
Import debuts for new stable at Flemington Former Darren Weir-trained German import Plein Ciel is set to have his first start for new trainer Anthony Freedman in a Listed race at Flemington.
Bush star Akasaki rewards faith of owners Scone-based trainer Stephen Jones believes Akasaki is poised to atone for a luckless first-up run when he chases a breakthrough stakes win at Rosehill.
Big pay day looms for All-Star Mile runner Man Of His Word will earn a minimum nine times his purchase price when he runs in the inaugural All-Star Mile at Flemington.
A look at the Group One Coolmore Classic An insight into the Coolmore Classic, a Group One handicap for fillies and mares, run at Rosehill.
Gloomy weather a boost for Jamaican Rain A forecast for rain is music to the ears of trainer Richard Laming who has aptly named mudlark Jamaican Rain spot on for her Coolmore Classic bid.
Snowden yard loads up in Pago Pago Stakes Magic Millions Classic placegetter Hightail will sport blinkers for the first time as his trainers look for an edge to help get him into the Golden Slipper.
Weight's right for Hustler in 3YO Jewel Toowoomba gelding Mishani Hustler looks a weight certainty in the 3YO Jewel at the Gold Coast.
The Odyssey set to cope with distance test Statistics support trainer Kelly Schweida's belief that favourite The Odyssey will handle the 1200m in the 2YO Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Altior wins Queen Mother Champion Chase Altior has come through his toughest challenge yet to stretch his unbeaten record over jumps to 18 in the Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham.
New training partnership off to good start Mick Price and Mick Kent junior have kicked off a new training partnership in the right vein with the win of Mystery Love at Sandown.
Jericho Cup to include NZ-trained horses The Jericho Cup has been expanded to give New Zealand-trained horses the chance to qualify for the staying race at Warrnambool.
La Bella Jude lands Rielly first city win The first horse Gemma Rielly purchased as a yearling has also provided the trainer with her a breakthrough Melbourne metropolitan success.
Luke Currie to ride Lyre in Randwick trial Jockey Luke Currie will put Blue Diamond winner Lyre through her paces in a Randwick barrier trial in preparation for the Golden Slipper.
Special win for Chris Anderson Trainer Chris Anderson received a special thrill from training Balistic Boy to win at Doomben for the Think Big Stud.
Smith hopes for Fierce Impact at Rosehill Trainer Matthew Smith has Doncaster Mile aspirations for Fierce Impact, who returns for his latest campaign in the Ajax Stakes at Rosehill.
Niedorp hopes for a piece of Slipper magic Brisbane filly Niedorp can live up to the early wraps on her by winning the Magic Night Stakes at Rosehill and earning a Golden Slipper start.
Lees upbeat despite wide draws in Coolmore Kris Lees has loaded the bases as he attempts to win his first Coolmore Classic, a race his late father Max dominated during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Injury puts dent in Schabau's 2019 Cup bid Connections of German import Schabau will have to wait until next year's Melbourne Cup with a tendon injury sidelining the stayer.
Derby hopes to clash in G2 Alister Clark Declarationofheart will have his next start in the Alister Clark Stakes in which his rivals will include ATC Australian Derby favourite Global Exchange.
Mr Money Bags chasing All-Star windfall Darren Dance is hoping for a first-half-of-the-field finish when Mr Money Bags lines up in the inaugural $5 million All-Star Mile at Flemington.
Sir Mark won't rule out eighth Olympics Kiwi legend Sir Mark Todd would not rule out competing in his eighth Olympic games as he prepares Eminent to face super mare Winx at Sydney's autumn carnival.
Chris Caserta in four-week ban for bets Apprentice Chris Caserta has been suspended for four weeks after pleading guilty to having six bets on thoroughbred races.
Track expert hired to fix Ipswich issues Curator Mick Goodie has been called in to help with remedial work at the troubled Ipswich racetrack.
2YO Jewel revives fond memories for Gollan Leading trainer Tony Gollan will three runners in the $500,000 2YO Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Rosehill Guineas next for The Autumn Sun The Autumn Sun's next race will be the Rosehill Guineas against his fellow three-year-olds but there is still a chance he could clash with stablemate Winx.
Eminent in "terrific" form ahead of Ranvet The Sir Mark Todd-trained Eminent will need to recapture his form from 2017 if he is to stand a chance in upcoming Group One races in Sydney
Eespoir D'Allen wins Champion Hurdle Trainer Gavin Cromwell has celebrated Espoir D'Allen's scintillating performance in the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Betting breach has jockey before RAD Board Jockey Daniel Schmitt will have to front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over a number of bets on thoroughbred races.
Written By on song for Group One assault Grahame Begg is happy with the work of Written By ahead of his first assignment at Moonee Valley in the Group One William Reid Stakes.
Kris Lees to have three Coolmore runners Trainer Kris Lees will launch a three-pronged attack on the Group One Coolmore Classic, a race his father Max won five times.
First stage of Currie inquiry completed Stewards have completed the first stage of an extensive inquiry into the activities of Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie.
Qld trainers worried by Ipswich change Trainers are worried Doomben is in danger of being over-raced after being forced to take another meeting from the problem-plagued Ipswich.
Sandown last stop for Blue Jay Way for now Staying mare Blue Jay Way will have a break after she runs over 3000 metres at Sandown.
Oisin Murphy aboard Loving Gaby in Slipper British-based Irish jockey Oisin Murphy will ride for the first time in Sydney when he partners Loving Gaby in the Golden Slipper.
Les Carlyon a journalistic genius Hundreds have turned out to celebrate the life of journalist and author Les Carlyon in a service at Flemington racecourse.
Smerdon challenges 'Aquanita eight' ban Banned Victorian trainer Robert Smerdon has challenged a racing tribunal's power to sanction him for cheating once he handed in his licence.
ATC track guru Lindsay Murphy to retire The man in charge of Sydney racetracks, Lindsay Murphy, is to retire after more than 40 years in racing.
All-Star line-up to contest inaugural Mile Godolphin's Alizee remains the top fancy for the All-Star Mile despite drawing barrier 12 in the $5 million race at Flemington.
Surprise Baby wins Group Two Adelaide Cup Despite missing a planned lead-up race, the lightly raced Paul Preusker-trained stayer Surprise Baby has won the Group Two Adelaide Cup.
Ben Currie inquiry to continue in Brisbane The stewards' inquiry into 28 charges against trainer Ben Currie will continue after an in-camera start to the hearing.
Daysee Doom heads Coolmore Classic field Last year's winner Daysee Doom heads the 31 entries for the $600,000 Group One Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
WFA sprints next on radar for Sunlight The William Reid Stakes and TJ Smith Stakes are among plans for star three-year-old filly Sunlight after her win in the Group One Newmarket Handicap.
Barrier key to Xanthus in $500,000 Jewel Trainer Matt Dunn hopes talented Xanthus draws a good barrier in the $500,000 Aquis Jewel at the Gold Cost to help him break his maiden status.
Brad Rawiller gets first win since return Brad Rawiller has ridden his first winner since returning from a neck injury suffered in a race fall in the spring.
Mystic Journey on track for All-Star Mile The $5 million All-Star Mile is the next challenge for exciting filly Mystic Journey who took out the Australian Guineas at her most recent start.
Rachel King has operation after fall Group One-winning jockey Rachel King has undergone surgery after a fall at Tamworth with two other riders also needing operations on broken bones.
Eastender withdrawn from Adelaide Cup Tasmanian stayer Eastender has been scratched from the Adelaide Cup amid concerns of race day treatment.
Unbiased into Country Championship final The Cody Morgan-trained Unbiased has scored an emotional win at Tamworth to claim a berth in the Country Championship final.
Trapeze Artist pulls up well from G1 Trapeze Artist has pulled up well from his fourth Group One win as he sets his sights on defending the TJ Smith and All Aged Stakes.
Godolphin finds new Slipper weapon in Opal Godolphin's grip on the Golden Slipper has received another boost with filly Pin Sec winning the Group Three Black Opal Stakes in dominant fashion.
South Australians ready for All-Star Mile South Australians, trainer Ryan Balfour and jockey Simon Price, are looking forward to tackling the inaugural $5 million All-Star Mile with Balf's Choice.
No query over Samadoubt's Canberra Cup win Jockey Tim Clark has won his third Canberra Cup in four years with a front-running ride on the Bjorn Baker-trained Samadoubt.
Hugh Bowman gives up Canberra rides Champion jockey Hugh Bowman will return to riding after forfeiting mounts because of a family health scare.
Vincere Volare to chase Golden Slipper Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is confident Vincere Volare will have enough money to make the Golden Slipper field after her third in the Reisling Stakes.
Newnham, Parr combine for Canberra Guineas Mark Newnham-trained gelding Final Award has made a dashing run from last to win the $130,000 Canberra Guineas.
Five jockeys taken to hospital after fall Five jockeys have been taken to hospital but appear to have escaped severe injury in a fall at Tamworth.
Price expects bold Mile showing from Grunt Despite a first-up defeat under a big weight at Flemington, trainer Mick Price believes dual Group One winner Grunt will perform well in the All-Star Mile.
Mornington Cup aim for stayer Hang Man After his win at Flemington over 2000m, the Mornington Cup will be the next step for import Hang Man with a view to trying to qualify for the Caulfield Cup.
Upgrade for female jockeys rooms in Qld Racing Queensland and the federal government are spending more than $350,000 to upgrade female jockeys' facilities at Townsville.
Lyre set to run in the G1 Golden Slipper Blue Diamond Stakes winner Lyre will head to Sydney for the Golden Slipper and will have a barrier trial at Rosehill in the lead-up.
Big fields expected for Aquis Jewel day The Aquis Jewel meeting at the Gold Coast should attract big fields with some extra QTIS bonus payments on offer.
Photo-finish fiasco at Sandown in England The wrong horse has been declared the winner in a race at Sandown where there are different winning posts for hurdles and steeplechases.
Schofield fined after stoush with McDonald Glyn Schofield has been fined after a stoush with fellow jockey James McDonald which turned out to be a case of mistaken identity.
Spanish Reef goes back-to-back in G3 race After winning the same Group Three race at Flemington for the second-straight year, Spanish Reef has shown she is on track for bigger targets this autumn.
William Pike suspended from Australian Cup William Pike has been suspended following a Racing Victoria careless riding charge after his ride on So Si Bon in the Australian Cup.
Nettoyer scores timely Group Three win Nettoyer has claimed a timely Group Three win with the Wendy Roche-trained mare in the catalogue for the upcoming Chairman's sale.
Oaks options looms for talented Rocknavar Trainer Matt Dunn has to decide whether to chase the Australian Oaks or the Queensland Oaks with Eagle Farm winner Rocknavar.
Spanish Whisper wins G2 Kewney Stakes Spanish Whisper has beaten stablemate Victory Kingdom to give the Lindsay Park stable a one-two finish in the Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Harlem and Kah combine for Australian Cup Jamie Kah and Harlem have fought off Shillelagh to claim the Group One Australian Cup at Flemington.
Ball outmuscles Redzel in Challenge Veteran sprinter Ball Of Muscle has beaten Redzel in the Challenge Stakes in a major upset at Randwick.
The Autumn Sun shines in Randwick Guineas The Autumn Sun has confirmed his standing as Australia's best three-year-old, producing a whirlwind finish to win the Randwick Guineas.
Tiny La Tene too strong in Sires' Produce La Tene has progressed from a midweek Sandown win to claim the Group Two Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington.
Jeff Lloyd fall overshadows Manaya win The brilliant win of mare Manaya has been overshadowed by premier jockey Jeff Lloyd's fall at Eagle Farm.
Trapeze Artist wins Canterbury Stakes Trapeze Artist has won an emotional fourth Group One sprint with victory in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick to atone for his first-up defeat.
Yes Yes Yes bound for Slipper after Todman Chris Waller might have his best chance yet to win a Golden Slipper with Yes Yes Yes victorious in the Todman Stakes.
Sunlight claims Newmarket Handicap Just over a week after arriving in Australia to ride for the Tony McEvoy stable, jockey Barend Vorster has won the Group One Newmarket Handicap on Sunlight.
Glen Colless reaches 2000 winners Jockey Glen Colless has reached the 2000 Australian winners milestone by landing Lucadeal at the Gold Coast.
Mick Price to keep Anjana to sprinting Three-year-old filly Anjana has impressed with a Listed race victory first-up over 1100m at Flemington in her first start for trainer Mick Price.
Tenley leads Godolphin Reisling quinella Tenley and Exhilarates have run the quinella in the Reisling Stakes on the same day stablemate and former Golden Slipper favourite Tassort was spelled.
Jockey Tilley atones in sizzling style Jockey Les Tilley produced a near perfect ride to atone for a recent defeat on Sizzling Babe when they combined to win at Eagle Farm.
Winter Bride shows autumn form to win Gold Coast mare Winter Bride has racked up her third Group Three win, adding the Wenona Girl Quality at Randwick to her two stakes victories in Melbourne.
John Sadler lands early Flemington double Trainer John Sadler was quickly out of the blocks at Flemington landing a race-to-race double in the opening two races.
Alizee gallops at Flemington ahead of Mile Star mare Alizee has had a solo gallop between races at Flemington in preparation for her next start in the $5 million All-Star Mile at the same track.
Legendary jockey 'Whopper' Stephens dies Legendary Queensland jockey and trainer 'Whopper' Stephens has died aged 87 after a short illness.
Godolphin's Tassort out of Golden Slipper Godolphin colt Tassort has failed to recover sufficiently from a bruised hoof and will miss the rest of the autumn including the Golden Slipper.
Canterbury Stakes: What you need to know Some facts and figures about about the Group One Canterbury Stakes to be run at Randwick.
Princess Posh wins Newcastle Newmarket Trainer Kris Lees has won his first Newcastle Newmarket with Princess Posh a day before he tries to win the Group One race with the same name in Melbourne.
Randwick Guineas: What you need to know Statistics on the Group One Randwick Guineas.
Shoals and Santa after two-state G1 double Anthony Freedman-trained stablemates Shoals and Santa Ana Lane could add to their Group One tallies when they resume in feature races in separate states.
Changes to trainer Ben Currie hearings The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has issued a list of changes to hearings into allegations against Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie.
Puls honoured for her racing contribution Christine Puls has defeated a star line-up of fellow female racing industry participants to claim the Victorian Wakeful Club Lady of Racing Award.
RQ rejects call to close Ipswich course Racing Queensland has rejected a call to close Ipswich racecourse for repairs and instead will step up remediation work.
The Autumn Sun to shine at Randwick The Autumn Sun can collect his fourth Group One win in the Randwick Guineas for which he is the overwhelming favourite.
Night's Watch, Yogi face tough Cup task Godolphin's Avilius is a clear favourite for the Australian Cup in which Night's Watch and Yogi will be among those chasing an upset in the 2000m-feature.
Hawker Hurricane to turn fortunes around A rise in distance is expected to help Hawker Hurricane when the colt runs in the Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington ahead of a planned Sydney trip.
Dubious out to press Golden Slipper claims Breeders' Plate winner and Magic Millions runner-up Dubious will be out to show he is on track for the Golden Slipper when he runs in the Todman Stakes.
Williams chasing first Newmarket victory Craig Williams hopes to turn around a narrow defeat aboard Brave Smash in the Newmarket Handicap 12 months ago with victory aboard Zousain for Chris Waller.
Extreme Bliss heading back to Sydney The David Brideoake-trained Extreme Bliss is set for her third interstate assignment in a row at Randwick in the Group Three Aspiration Quality.
Kenyan Wonder chases big prize for Balfour Ryan Balfour is under no illusions with his talented filly Kenyan Wonder as she chases victory in the Group Two Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
In-form jockey Tilley to continue at Farm In-form jockey Les Tilley hopes to continue his winning ways at Eagle Farm where his rides include two-year-old Sizzling Babe.
Four of Aquanita eight want bans lifted Four trainers have argued their disqualifications over the Aquanita eight doping scandal should be overturned.
Lanciato on track for Newmarket defence Trainer Mark Newnham will consider autumn and winter carnival targets for Lanciato if the horse can defend his crown in the Newcastle Newmarket.
Aussie horses cleared to race in Hong Kong The Australian and Hong Kong governments have agreed on interim measures to lift quarantine restrictions on horses travelling between the two places.
Princess Jenni faces stakes test in Kewney Three-year-old filly Princess Jenni will be tested in stakes company for the first time when she makes her return in the Group Two Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Godolphin under the radar in G1 Guineas The Randwick Guineas has been billed as a two-horse race between Sydney's dominant colt and top filly but Godolphin is hoping to shake things up with Aramayo.
Pike with strong chances at Flemington Newmarket Handicap contender Graff headlines a book of seven rides for Western Australia's premier jockey William Pike at Flemington.
Dale sure Fell Swoop can go the distance A five-time placegetter at Group One level, Fell Swoop will get another shot at an elusive win in the top grade in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Newmarket Handicap facts and figures A look at the history of the Group One Newmarket Handicap run over the straight 1200m at Flemington.
Blinkers on Champagne Cuddles in Newmarket Multiple Group One placegetter Champagne Cuddles will race in blinkers for the first time in a star-studded Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Vincere Volare is ready for Reisling win Trainer Tony Gollan is growing in confidence he has made the right decision to miss earlier feature races with Vincere Volare to tackle the Reisling Stakes.
A look at the history of G1 Australian Cup Facts and figures behind the history of the Australian Cup to be run at Flemington.
Williams buoyed by Shillelagh ahead of Cup Craig Williams is happy after Shillelagh's final piece of work ahead of her taking her place as the only mare in the Group One Australian Cup at Flemington.
Impasse to live up to family name Consistent gelding Impasse, a son of former star filly Amelia's Dream, will step up to open company at Eagle Farm.
Ace High chasing better outcome for Payne Ace High will be Sydney trainer David Payne's sole Flemington representative with a trackwork accident claiming the life of stablemate Deep Chill.
Age just a number for veteran sprinter Speedster Ball Of Muscle will have his first start since suffering a bleeding attack when he takes on top sprinter Redzel in the Challenge Stakes at Randwick.
Charles Road favourite for Auckland Cup Sydney Cup placegetter (Sir) Charles Road is favourite for the Group One Auckland Cup and can earn another trip to Randwick.
No racing at Santa Anita after deaths Racing at Santa Anita has been cancelled as officials investigate a spate of equine deaths in racing and training.
VRC to pay tribute to Les Carlyon The Victoria Racing Club will pay tribute to lifelong racing aficionado and storyteller Les Carlyon who has died aged 76.
Two jobs for Chris Munce ahead of Mile Trainer Chris Munce is juggling All-Star Mile plans for Urban Ruler while picking which direction promising filly Zoucara will go.
Price adds a partner to training business Caulfield trainer Mick Price is set to add a training partner to his operation which he says will allow him to further develop his business.
Toby Edmonds wins for another stud Toby Edmonds has trained winners for several top studs and has added Newhaven Park to the list after Music's win at Doomben.
Godolphin still packing the Slipper aces A trio of Godolphin two-year-olds will be out to add their names to trainer James Cummings' Golden Slipper team when they contest lead-up races at Randwick.
Le Romain to stay in Melbourne for now The George Ryder Stakes in Sydney looms as the next start for Le Romain if he does not get a call-up as an emergency for the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Seymour meeting transferred to Echuca Echuca will host a transferred Seymour meeting two days after it runs its own Cup program.
Dalasan earns shot at VRC Sires' Produce Trainer Leon Macdonald expects the step up to 1400m to suit unbeaten Dalasan when he runs in Melbourne for the first time in the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Newnham to take up Guineas challenge Trainer Mark Newnham has confirmed Nakeeta Jane will take on star colt The Autumn Sun and back up in the Group One Randwick Guineas.
Zahspeed ready for another Darwin crusade Much-travelled Zahspeed will have a few starts for trainer Liam Birchley in Brisbane before heading north for another Darwin Cup campaign.
Lees with strong hand in G1 Newmarket Hcp Trainer Kris Lees is set to have a strong hand in the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington with Brave Smash, In Her Time and Graff all genuine contenders.
Pierata returns for Group One campaign Trainer Greg Hickman will give stable star Pierata every chance to claim a Group One win in major sprints this autumn, starting with the Canterbury Stakes.
Sound runs first-up in G1 Australian Cup Mike Moroney is eyeing a Sydney staying Group One campaign with German import Sound who runs first-up in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Fine for using nose twitch overturned The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has overturned a fine imposed on trainer Trevor Rowe for using a nose twitch on a horse on race day,
Bogenhuber cleared after Toowoomba fall Specialists have found injured jockey Skye Bogenhuber has no swelling and a brain bleed has stopped after a fall at Toowoomba.
Shoals to resume in G1 Canterbury Stakes The Anthony Freedman stable has confirmed dual acceptor Shoals will head to Sydney to run in the Group One Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
The Autumn Sun with eight Guineas rivals Triple Group One-winning colt The Autumn Sun headlines a field of nine for the Randwick Guineas which includes Surround Stakes winner Nakeeta Jane.
Senior TAB bookmaker warned off Senior TAB bookmaker Sally Snow has been warned off by Racing NSW stewards for refusing to co-operate with an inquiry into betting activities.
Big fields to contest Flemington features The Newmarket Handicap and the Australian Cup at Flemington have brought together big fields for the Group One races.
Time To Reign ready for next assignment Time To Reign can confirm his standing as one of the leading contenders for the Golden Slipper when he runs in the Todman Stakes.
Ben Currie inquiry faces further delay The inquiry into charges faced by Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie could be further delayed after his lawyers sought another judicial review in the Supreme Court.
RAD Board varies Walker suspension Michael Walker's 10-meeting careless riding suspension has been reduced by one on appeal but he will still miss Randwick Guineas day.
Faultless Australian Cup prep for Avilius Trainer James Cummings says favourite Avilius has had a faultless build-up to the Group One Australian Cup after convincing wins in two lead-up races.
One kilo Doncaster penalty for Dreamforce Liverpool City Cup winner Dreamforce has received a one kilogram Doncaster Mile penalty for his Liverpool City Cup win.
Eastender draws wide in Adelaide Cup Recent Hobart and Launceston Cup winner Eastender has a wide draw for his next test in the Group Two Adelaide Cup at Morphettville.
Osborne Bulls flying ahead of Newmarket Trainer James Cummings is set to have two genuine chances in the Group One Newmarket Handicap including favourite Osborne Bulls.
Jockey Tye Angland confirmed quadriplegic Jockey Tye Angland has been confirmed quadriplegic as a result of injuries suffered in a fall in Hong Kong.
Rory Hutchings returns to New Zealand Former champion Sydney apprentice Rory Hutchings will try to reignite his career in his native New Zealand.
Trapeze Artist primed for Group One Trapeze Artist has won two barrier trials ahead of the Group One Canterbury Stakes since his fourth as favourite in the Expressway,
Golden Slipper favourite Tassort in doubt Golden Slipper favourite Tassort's campaign has been interrupted by a bruised foot which threatens to keep him out of the big race.
Melbourne Cup assault starts at Flemington The Melbourne Cup is the target for imported stayer Muntahaa who has his first run for Lindsay Park in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
NZ fillies on trial for Sydney 2yo races Prominent NZ owners Brendan and Jo Lindsay have four fillies being aimed at the major two-year-old features during the Sydney autumn carnival.
Barend Vorster likes low-flying Sunlight Newly arrived South African jockey Barend Vorster hopes Sunlight can get his Australian venture off to a flying start in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Darryl Hansen fined $5000 for TC02 Caloundra trainer Darryl Hansen has been fined $5000 after one of his horses returned an elevated level of TCO2.
RAD Board to hear Michael Walker appeal Michael Walker has lodged an appeal against the severity of a careless riding suspension, hoping he can ride Aquis Farm youngsters in Sydney.
Final three All-Star Mile wild cards named Hartnell, Mystic Journey and Hawkshot have gained the final three wild card entries into the $5 million All-Star Mile at Flemington.
VRC twilight meetings move a step closer Flemington is a step closer to holding twilight meetings after a recent track gallop conducted under the setting sun.
Dual NZ Group One winner ready for Sydney Danzdanzdance has tuned up for her second trip to Australia with a sparkling race day gallop at Ellerslie.
Draw crucial for Night's Watch's Cup bid Owner Terry Henderson says the barrier draw will be crucial to the chances of Night's Watch for his clash with Avilius in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Busy times ahead for Waller and Colless Chris Waller's Gold Coast stable is preparing for a winter influx of horses while one of its mainstays, jockey Glen Colless, nears 2000 career Australian wins.
Estijaab poised for Redzel in Challenge Co-trainer Michael Hawkes says Golden Slipper winner Estijaab is flying ahead of her scheduled clash with star sprinter Redzel at Randwick.
Redkirk Warrior to chase third Newmarket Eight-year-old gelding Redkirk Warrior will chase a record third Newmarket Handicap victory at Flemington.
Jewel for two-year-olds takes shape The field for the $500,000 Aquis Jewel for two-year-olds at the Gold Coast is taking shape after the various Preludes.
Runaway winner Mr Marbellouz after gold Runaway Doomben winner Mr Marvellouz will have his next start in the Goldmarket Handicap on his way to the Weetwood Handicap.
Sword of Justice handles 1600m with ease Sword of Justice has proved he would have no trouble with 1600m by scoring a runaway win in the Listed Tattersall's Member's Cup at Doomben.
Mystic Journey stars in Australian Guineas Tasmanian filly Mystic Journey has confirmed her status as a rising star with a convincing win in the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Nakeeta Jane delivers Newnham another G1 A potential clash with star colt The Autumn Sun awaits Nakeeta Jane after she made it two wins from as many starts this campaign in the G1 Surround Stakes.
Marshall near perfect on Mishani Taylor Marshall has maintained his near perfect record on Mishani Hustler with a win in the Aquis Jewel 3YO Prelude at Doomben.
Price and Oliver claim Flemington double Oregon's Day will chase a Group One victory in Sydney after making a winning return in the Frances Tressady Stakes at Flemington.
Niedorp to chase Magic Night after win Talented filly Niedorp will probably head to Sydney to chase the Magic Night Stakes after her win at Doomben.
Record win for the queen of the world Winx has met the challenge laid down by a gallant Happy Clapper to win her 31st consecutive race and a world record 23rd Group One, in the Chipping Norton.
Anaheed emerges as Sweet Slipper chance The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Anaheed has announced herself as a Golden Slipper prospect with a dominant victory in the Sweet Embrace Stakes at Randwick.
The Odyssey ready for Aquis Jewel Smart two-year-old The Odyssey has assured himself of favouritism in the $500,000 Jewel in a fortnight with a win at Doomben.
Fifty Stars gets on board for Lindsay Park Fifty Stars has put his hand up for a start in the All-Star Mile with a fighting win over stablemate So Si Bon at Flemington.
Microphone shouts his Slipper intentions Microphone has added his name to the Godolphin team for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper with his qualifying win in the Skyline Stakes at Randwick.
Blake Shinn off to flyer at Randwick Jockey Blake Shinn has taken out the opening two races at Randwick, rounding out his double with victory on talented stayer Goathland.
Violate races to first-up Flemington win Trainer Brent Stanley hopes a win in the Shaftesbury Avenue Handicap at Flemington can earn Violate a wild card into the All-Star Mile.
Reiby the winning colour at Doomben Reiby The Red has revived memories of top Queensland sprinter Consular with a win over 1600m in the Lazy Yak Plate at Doomben.
Mr Quickie impresses in Flemington return Mr Quickie is South Australian Derby bound after returning with a first-up win in the Seppelt Wines Plate at Flemington.
She's So High impresses with first-up win The Mick Price-trained She's So High has made a successful return to racing with a Listed race win at Flemington ahead of Sydney autumn carnival targets.
Spell for Schabau after Flemington victory Schabau will be spelled for a tilt at the Melbourne Cup after scoring a first stakes race win in the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington.
Mockery claims stakes win at Flemington John McArdle-trained two-year-old filly Mockery has shown speed and tenacity to land a narrow win in a Listed race at Flemington.
Nobu to run for Chris Waller in NZ Derby Nobu will bid to give champion trainer Chris Waller a first Group One win in his home country in the New Zealand Derby.
Strong Guineas hand for Lindsay Park David Hayes expects luck in running to play a part but believes all three stable runners can perform strongly in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Fiesta surrounds herself with greatness Winx's closest neighbour Fiesta will try to win her first Group One race in the Surround shortly after the champion bids for No.23.
Extra Brut to show his class in G1 Guineas Jockey Michael Walker expects a middle barrier will allow Extra Brut to show his class in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Stewards announce Ben Currie inquiry dates Queensland stewards have announced the dates for two inquiries into charges levelled against Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie.
Manuel chasing All-Star Mile wildcard Trainer Tony McEvoy will have two chances in the Group Two Blamey Stakes, with Orr Stakes winner Manuel to be joined by Flemington specialist Bring Me Roses.
Seabrook starts Sydney prep in G1 Surround Trainer Mick Price is chasing a Group One fillies and mares campaign with Seabrook who is set for a first-up tilt in the Surround Stakes at Randwick.
No Australian Guineas for Age Of Chivalry While a host of runners from the C S Hayes Stakes will clash in the Australian Guineas, Age Of Chivalry will instead take aim in a lesser race on the same day.
Mystic Journey ready for Guineas challenge Star Tasmanian filly Mystic Journey has arrived in Melbourne ready for her biggest assignment yet in the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Newnham sets sights on Slipper Oasis Connections of lightly raced juvenile Super Oasis will rely on a proven template in their quest to get the filly into the Slipper via the Sweet Embrace Stakes.
Rabbit to turn hunter at Doomben Strong last-start winner Rabbit Hunter gets his chance in better company at Doomben.
Viddora given the go-ahead for Dubai trip Viddora is set to travel to Dubai for the World Cup meeting after recently receiving the last of her travel inoculations.
Verry Elleegant out of Australian Guineas Verry Elleegant has been scratched from the Australian Guineas after she was found to have an elevated temperature on race eve.
Frank Conlan dies after horse accident Racehorse trainer Frank Conlan has died after a fall from a horse on a road in country Victoria.
Weight no worry for Emphasis at Doomben Trainer Richie Stephenson is confident Emphasis can handle a big hike in weight in the Tattersall's Members Cup at Doomben.
Pike pleased with Graff in jump-out William Pike and Barend Vorster have ridden Graff and Sunlight respectively in a jump-out at Flemington with the sprinters headed to the Newmarket Handicap.
No Sydney Cup for Ispolini after Dubai win The Charlie Appleby-trained Meydan Group Three winner Ispolini will stay in Dubai for the Gold Cup instead of coming to Australia for the Sydney Cup.
Litt feels no pressure with Castelvecchio The responsibility of training in his own right came quicker than Richard Litt had planned but he is making the most of his opportunities.
Australian Guineas - what you need to know A look at the history of the Group One Australian Guineas, run at Flemington.
Guineas still in the mix for Gem Song A Randwick Guineas start isn't off the table for Gem Song, although his trainer admits an interrupted preparation has made the task harder.
Mr Quickie to kick off SA Derby campaign A first-up run over 1400m at Flemington will kick-start Mr Quickie's South Australian Derby preparation.
Key step for Mr Marbellouz at Doomben Kevin Kemp believes Mr Marbellouz can win at Doomben ahead of a bid to give the trainer a fifth victory in the Weetwood Handicap.
Chapada's wide draw disappoints Moroney Trainer Mike Moroney believes Chapada has the class to figure in the Australian Guineas but is disappointed with a wide barrier draw for the Derby placegetter.
Nakeeta Jane's Surround showing pivotal Trainer Mark Newnham is keeping all options on the table for Nakeeta Jane over the Sydney autumn carnival, including taking on the older mares in the Coolmore.
Oaks winner Aristia returns at Flemington VRC Oaks winner Aristia will be out to make an immediate autumn impression when she resumes at Flemington in the same race as her stablemate Sheezdashing.
Dixie Blossoms back, ready to defend title The Guy Walter Stakes is a significant race for Ron Quinton and he would love to win it a third time with stable stalwart Dixie Blossoms.
Earlier Flemington start to suit Sicconi John Sadler likes the sound of an earlier start time at Flemington which he hopes will mean there is some moisture in the surface for Sircconi.
Roam ready to fire at Doomben Consistent two-year-old Ready To Roam is set to step out of the shadow of his stablemates at Doomben.
Australian Guineas meeting to start early Race times for the Australian Guineas meeting at Flemington have been brought forward to avoid the hottest part of a day with a forecast for 36 degrees.
Best Of Days campaign over after bleed Godolphin's Best Of Days has had his campaign halted after a bleeding attack reported shortly after he passed a barrier test to clear him for the Blamey Stakes.
Relaxed Winx ready for world record bid Champion Winx is primed for her attempt at a world record 23rd Group One win when she contests the Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
Walker to appeal Sandown suspension A suspension at the midweek meeting at Sandown threatens Michael Walker's chances of a Group One ride on Brave Smash in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Smart three-year-olds on show at Sandown Permissive Star has defeated fellow three-year-old No Drama Darci against older horses at Sandown with Stocktaka also showing his wares.
Michael Nolan not shocked by upset win Trainer Michael Nolan is one of the few not totally shocked with Miss Cavallo's upset win at Doomben.
Eastender wins Group Three Launceston Cup The Barry Campbell-trained Eastender has added to his summer winning streak in Tasmania with victory in the Group Three Launceston Cup.
Vengeur Masque on target for Auckland Cup Trainer Mike Moroney is sending Vengeur Masque to New Zealand where he hopes the stayer can deliver him a first Auckland Cup win at Ellerslie.
Tavago back from injury in Blamey Stakes After 18 months on the sidelines, 2016 Australian Derby winner Tavago is ready for his racetrack return in the Blamey Stakes at Flemington.
Mixed fortunes for Lees in barrier draw Group Two winner Miss Fabulass will need to overcome a deep draw if she is to bounce back to form in a quality edition of the Surround Stakes.
Plucky Girl back on track for Doomben Trainer Toby Edmonds is taking time out from preparing Houtzen for her trip to England to oversee Plucky Girl's return at Doomben.
Trinder satisfied with inside Guineas draw Trainer Adam Trinder says he is satisfied with the inside barrier draw for Mystic Journey in a capacity field for the Group One Australian Guineas.
Officials to monitor Flemington forecast The Australian Guineas meeting is set to proceed in its original timeslot with a top of 36 degrees forecast, but officials will keep monitoring the heat.
Injured Dittman out for four weeks In-form jockey Luke Dittman needs treatment for a back injury which will put him out of action for around a month.
Inside draw for Mystic Journey in Guineas A full field of 16 plus one emergency has been declared for the Australian Guineas with Mystic Journey drawing barrier one while Amphitrite has gate five.
Six rivals for Winx in Chipping Norton Winx will have six rivals in the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes with the Pat Webster-trained Happy Clapper the only runner not from the Chris Waller stable.
NZ mare Melody Belle to stay at home New Zealand mare Melody Belle will stay at home rather than take up any offer of a wild card to the All-Star Mile.
Happy Clapper topweight for Doncaster Mile Last year's winner Happy Clapper will have to carry 59kg topweight if he is to defend the Doncaster Mile.
Fundamentalist to run in Surround Stakes Lindsay Park has decided to keep Fundamentalist at the shorter distance of the Surround Stakes in Sydney rather than the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
New colours for Grunt in Flemington return Yulong Investments has taken a controlling interest in Grunt who will make his return in the Shaftesbury Avenue at Flemington.
Stars Of Carrum on target for G1 Guineas A gallop at Cranbourne has Stars Of Carrum in perfect shape ahead of his tilt at the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Redkirk Warrior shares Newmarket topweight Dual winner Redkirk Warrior and Santa Ana Lane are equal topweights for the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Meagher content with easier Drama option Trainer Chris Meagher will chase a confidence boosting Sandown midweek victory with No Drama Darci instead of a tougher assignment at Flemington.
Everest slot for sale to highest bidder The Everest slot bought for Chautauqua is up for sale with the champion sprinter now retired and GPI Racing to auction the position.
Redzel wins trial by four lengths Dual Everest winner Redzel has been an impressive winner of a barrier trial at Canterbury ahead of his return in the Challenge Stakes.
Best Of Days nominated for Blamey Stakes Best Of Days has been nominated for the Blamey Stakes but will need to pass two barrier tests before being allowed to start in the Group Two race at Flemington.
Webster be happy if Clapper second again Trainer Pat Webster will be satisfied if Happy Clapper can again run second to Winx when they meet in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
Guineas distance to suit O'Tauto: Eurell Trainer Greg Eurell's belief O'Tauto will be suited over 1600m will be put to the test for the first time in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Xanthus to be aimed at $500,000 Jewel Smart juvenile colt Xanthus will have his lead-up to the $500,000 Aquis Jewel at the Gold Coast in the Prelude at Doomben.
Jockey Chris Caserta charged with betting Apprentice jockey Chris Caserta has been charged with betting on thoroughbred races.
Coongy Hcp winner to get C'field Cup spot The MRC has made changes to the Caulfield Cup conditions including moving the Coongy Handicap to three days before and making it a ballot exempt race.
Next step for Lyre still to be confirmed Trainer Anthony Freedman says a decision whether Lyre tries to add the Golden Slipper to her Blue Diamond Stakes win will not be made for another week.
Apprentice Chelsea Hall fractures ribs Victorian apprentice Chelsea Hall has sustained three fractured ribs in a fall in a jump-out at Cranbourne.
Maximum of nine rivals for Winx Nine horses have been entered to take on Winx in the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick, six from her own stable.
Two for Kim Waugh in Provincial C'ship Trainer Kim Waugh has two horses qualified for the Provincial Championship final after Safada beat Spring Charlie at Hawkesbury.
Winx primed for fourth Chipping Norton Trainer Chris Waller has no reason to think Winx will falter in her bid for a fourth Chipping Norton Stakes win and her 31st successive victory.
Newmarket option for Santa Ana Lane return Multiple Group One winner Santa Ana Lane could make his return in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington, the scene of his VRC Sprint Classic win.
Another Boom filly to make debut Impressive barrier trial winner Sugar Boom is ready to make her debut at Doomben but trainer Tony Golland has yet to decide when that will be.
Fiesta to keep winning feeling in Surround Fiesta will have her second attempt at Group One level in the Surround Stakes trying to go one better than her runner-up finish to Oohood in the Flight Stakes.
Lindsay Park with three Guineas chances Amphitrite, Hawkshot and Long Leaf will represent Lindsay Park in the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Horses sent to Asia from Toowoomba Queensland's Grandview Stud has opened a new pathway from Toowoomba Airport to send horses to Asia after quarantine.
Allan Reardon to inspect Ipswich track Racing Queensland's official track walker Allan Reardon will inspect the Ipswich track before the rescheduled meeting after a controversial cancellation.
Stallion Sebring dies of heart attack Leading stallion Sebring, winner of the 2008 Golden Slipper, has died aged 13 of a heart attack at Widden Stud.
Former Weir horses in Rosehill trifecta Three stayers formerly trained by the disqualified Darren Weir have run one-two-three in the Listed Parramatta Cup at Rosehill.
Avilius completes a big day for Godolphin A Group One double for Godolphin has been complimented by Avilius winning the Group Two Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield.
White Moss surprises most in Millie Fox Jason Coyle-trained White Moss has caused an upset in the Group Two Millie Fox Stakes at Rosehill to stake claims for a Coolmore Classic start.
Shailer hedges bets on promising Tatcee Paul Shailer will leave it up to his boss Chris Waller to decide whether Eagle Farm winner Tatcee is set for a staying campaign.
Booker claims Group One Oakleigh Plate The Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra-trained Booker has claimed her first Group One win, finishing strongly to take out the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
The Autumn Sun shines in winning return The Autumn Sun has brought his spring form to Rosehill to win the Group Two Hobartville Stakes on his return to racing.
Freedman claims Blue Diamond for Godolphin With only a small number of Godolphin-owned gallopers in his stable, Anthony Freedman has prepared Lyre to win the Blue Diamond Stakes for the global giant.
Unbeaten Terbium makes it four straight Terbium has progressed from winning a Strathalbyn maiden to success in the Group Three Zeditave Stakes at Caulfield in four starts.
Alizee continues winning way in Futurity Alizee has claimed the third Group One win of her career with a determined victory in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Jiminzah to stick to 1600m Jiminzah will remain at distances around 1400m-1600m despite a last-to-first win at Eagle Farm.
Qafila finishes strong to win at Caulfield Qafila has made an encouraging start to her campaign with a first-up win in the Angus Armanasco Stakes for three-year-old fillies at Caulfield.
Time To Reign back on song for Slipper Time To Reign has reignited his Golden Slipper hopes with a decisive win at Rosehill over favourite, Godolphin colt Tassort.
Zoucara repays Munce Chris Munce was extra happy after training Zoucara to win at Eagle Farm after paying $100,000 for her half brother recently.
Jamaican Rain lands G3 Mannerism Stakes Under a well-judged front running ride from Damien Oliver, Jamaican Rain has proved too strong in the Group Three Mannerism Stakes at Caulfield.
Global Exchange wins G2 Autumn Classic Global Exchange has announced himself as a Derby prospect with an impressive win in the Group Two Autumn Classic at Caulfield.
Trial helps Magic Beans in win A trial on Tuesday has helped get Magic Beans fit enough to win at Eagle Farm over 1300m on Saturday.
Australian Cup the target for Sikandarabad After being ridden upside down to win the Mornington Cup Prelude, Sikandarabad is set to run in the Group One Australian Cup.
Gai with chance for first Blue Diamond win Champion trainer Gai Waterhouse gets her latest chance to claim a first Blue Diamond Stakes win when Vinicunca runs in Victoria's premier juvenile race.
Free Of Debt earns his Blue Diamond chance Unbeaten colt Free Of Debt has earned his chance in the Group One Blue Diamond and trainer Chris Bieg believes he is a genuine contender.
Cool Passion on target for Millie Fox Trainer Tony McEvoy is considering a Group One weight-for-age sprint for Cool Passion if the mare performs to expectations in the Millie Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Ben Currie resolution a step closer A resolution to 28 charges against trainer Ben Currie following a raid on his stables is closer after a judicial review decision in Brisbane.
Material Man starts big month in Futurity Lucy Warwick is looking forward to riding her favourite horse, Material Man, on his path to the All-Star Mile beginning with the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
No Dubai trip for sprinter Osborne Bulls Godolphin trainer James Cummings has confirmed Newmarket Handicap favourite Osborne Bulls will not head to Dubai for this year's Al Quoz Sprint.
Ipswich race meeting called off late again For the third time this season Ipswich races have been abandoned after a late decision because of problems with the track.
Athiri on target for Blue Diamond tilt The Blue Diamond has been Athiri's target and trainer James Cummings believes the filly has made the improvement from the Prelude to be a genuine contender.
Teodora a possible staying star for Qld Former Victorian mare Teodora brings some strong staying form to Brisbane when she makes her debut for trainer Tony Gollan at Eagle Farm.
Snowden pumped for Silver Slipper showdown Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden are hoping they have done enough to help McLaren handle the pressure of race day ahead of the Silver Slipper.
Ben Thompson flys in for Oakleigh Plate Singapore-based Ben Thompson is making a hit-and-run trip to Melbourne to partner Bel Sonic in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
The Great Boombino to show win no fluke Trainer Craig Cousins is confident The Great Boombino can show her winning margin of 10-1/2 lengths last start was no fluke when she runs at Eagle Farm.
Vegadaze ready for Autumn challenge Headline colt The Autumn Sun is a popular Hobartville Stakes favourite but a rival trainer is quietly confident he has the horse to cause a boilover.
Mertens gets latest chance at first G1 win Young jockey Beau Mertens will be chasing his first Group One win when he rides talented filly Brooklyn Hustle in the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Cummings to have strong hand at Caulfield Godolphin trainer James Cummings is set to saddle up a host of chances in feature races on Blue Diamond Stakes day.
Hartnell next in line for All-Star call-up Godolphin's Hartnell heads the list of provisional emergencies next in line for a start in the All-Star Mile at Flemington.
Loving Gaby passed fit for Diamond start Loving Gaby and Shotmaker have been given the all-clear to run in the Blue Diamond Stakes but will be re-examined on course before the race.
RV calls for soft tracks in jumps races Smaller field sizes for races under $50,000 and more forgiving tracks will come into play for the new jumps racing season in Victoria.
Australian debut delay for Barend Vorster Blue Diamond Stakes contender Game Keeper needs a new rider as Singapore based Barend Vorster waits on an Australian working visa.
Interpretation of Currie's texts vital Ben Currie's stay application in the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal has heard debate about the meaning of slang terms used in his text messages.
Baller to stick to sprints this autumn Progressive three-year-old Baller will be prepared purely as a sprinter this campaign and he is poised to show the benefit of that when he resumes at Rosehill.
Oakleigh Plate - what does history say Facts and figures of the Oakleigh Plate, an 1100m Group One sprint at Caulfield.
Queensland trainer Ben Currie gets a stay Trainer Ben Currie can resume training after getting a stay after a successful application on a suspension from a show cause hearing.
Oakleigh Plate draws against Maher/Eustace Training partners Ciaron Maher and David Eustace's chances of an Oakleigh Plate win have been made difficult with Bons Away and Kemono drawing wide.
Facts and figures on Blue Diamond Stakes A look at the history behind Victoria's richest two-year-old race, the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
Chris Waller-trained pair trial well The Chris Waller-trained Jaminzah and Veladero have trialled solidly before facing each other in a race at Eagle Farm.
Snowdens happy for Bondi to take on Sun If The Autumn Sun has any chinks in his armour at his first carnival run, trainer Paul Snowden is confident Bondi has the fitness and ability to capitalise.
Dunn banking on blinkers in Blue Diamond Dwayne Dunn is hoping the addition of blinkers to Catch Me's race day gear will help the filly give him a fifth Blue Diamond Stakes success.
A look at the Futurity Stakes history All the facts and figures on the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Concerns over Blue Diamond favourite Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Loving Gaby will need to satisfy vets she is fit to start in the $1.5 million race after showing lameness in her right foreleg.
$2 million colt sets sights on $3.5m prize Expensive youngster Faretti will be thrown straight in the deep end when he takes on Golden Slipper favourite Tassort at his first start in the Silver Slipper.
Draws suit Lees pair in G1 Futurity Stakes Trainer Kris Lees has two strong hopes in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield with both Le Romain and Brave Smash drawing ideal barriers for their racing styles.
Urban Ruler to perform at Eagle Farm Trainer Chris Munce is expecting improvement from All-Star Mile contender Urban Ruler when he runs at Eagle Farm.
SA's Balf's Choice tops All Star Mile vote South Australian Balf's Choice has polled the most public votes for the All-Star Mile at Flemington with Happy Clapper receiving a wild card.
Happy Clapper into All-Star Mile The Pat Webster-trained Happy Clapper has been named as the first of four wild cards to compete in the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Popular stayer Big Orange retired Trainer Michael Bell has been forced to call time on the career of Big Orange after his old injury flared up.
Gear change works wonders for Ronan's Rock Gear changes have done their job on Sandown winner Ronan's Rock but have not worked so well on his Lindsay Park stablemate Conqueror.
Classique Legend impressive on debut Classique Legend has made an impressive debut at Randwick to set himself up for autumn targets before his likely move to Hong Kong.
In-form McEvoy completes a Sandown treble Tony McEvoy is the in-form stable posting a Sandown treble to follow a Morphettville quartet earlier in the month.
Shoals scratched from Oakleigh Plate The Anthony Freedman stable has withdrawn topweight Shoals from the Group One Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Price with shot at another G1 Blue Diamond Trainer Mick Price admits Shotmaker has a tough task to overcome his Blue Diamond barrier but says the colt has come on nicely since his debut second.
Craig Williams to ride Encryption 1kg over Craig Williams has been given permission to ride three-year-old colt Encryption 1kg over his allocated 50kg in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Veranes shows her class at the Gold Coast Expensive filly Veranes has finally lived up to the big opinion of her with an impressive win at the Gold Coast.
Manuel chasing another Group One upset After winning the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield last start, the Tony McEvoy-trained Manuel is aiming for another Group One win in the Futurity Stakes.
James Cummings wary of Tassort's rivals Golden Slipper favourite Tassort has opened in the red for the Silver Slipper but will face a stern test when he takes on several highly regarded youngsters.
NZer Sensei to be tested in Oakleigh Plate New Zealand trainer Michael Pitman will test Group One-placed sprinter Sensei against Australia's speedsters in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Melham pins faith in Immortal for Diamond Jockey Ben Melham has opted for unbeaten colt I Am Immortal as he chases a first win in Victoria's premier two-year-old race, the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Hobartville to provide guide to G1 Guineas All eyes will be on The Autumn Sun in the Hobartville Stakes but the race is also an important stepping stone for several autumn carnival contenders.
Lucas Miller has ray of hope for 2yo Smart filly Raay Of Dreams can give her owner/breeder, former top rugby league player Lucas Miller, another thrill by winning at Eagle Farm.
Capacity field to run in G1 Oakleigh Plate Oakleigh Plate favourite Nature Strip has drawn barrier five for the Group One Oakleigh Plate which has attracted a full field of 18 plus four emergencies.
Damian Browne likely to need more surgery Multiple Group One-winning jockey Damian Browne is looking to have surgery on his legs in a bid to return to riding.
Alizee draws wide in G1 Futurity Stakes Star mare Alizee will jump from a wide barrier in the Group One weight-for-age Futurity Stakes which has attracted a field of 12.
Trainer Ben Currie to seek stay at QCAT Trainer Ben Currie will apply for a stay of a suspension arising from a show cause hearing in the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
The Autumn Sun officially out of Mile Triple Group One winner The Autumn Sun has officially been taken out of the public poll for a position in the $5 million All Star Mile.
Shoals to return in G1 Oakleigh Plate Quality mare Shoals is set to make her first race appearance of 2019 when she runs in the Group One Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Time To Reign to erase last-start memory Time To Reign will take on Godolphin colt, Golden Slipper favourite Tassort, in the Silver Slipper at Rosehill.
Alizee on song for G1 Futurity Stakes Godolphin trainer James Cummings looks set to have a strong hand in the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield, headlined by star mare Alizee.
Key gear changes for Blue Diamond runners A number of Blue Diamond Stakes contenders, including unbeaten colt I Am Immortal, will have gear changes for the Group One race over 1200m at Caulfield.
Vorster thrown in deep end at Aussie debut Tony McEvoy has called on his future South Australian stable rider Barend Vorster to ride Game Keeper in the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Loving Gaby retains Diamond favouritism Loving Gaby remains favourite after the barrier draw for the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield which has attracted a field of 14.
Madison County to contest Sydney G1 races Dual New Zealand Group One winner Madison County will come to Sydney for major three-year-old races after his sale to Hong Kong interests failed to eventuate.
David Vandyke preparing autumn team Queensland trainer David Vandyke's team for the Sydney autumn is starting to take shape with strong trials by Alligator Blood and Baccarat Baby.
Game Keeper bypasses Sandown for Diamond Game Keeper has been scratched from a 1400m midweek two-year-old race at Sandown to run in the $1.5 million Blue Diamond Stakes.
Trainer Ben Currie seeks internal review Queensland trainer Ben Currie has lodged an internal review application as he fights a suspension pending the hearing of animal cruelty charges against him.,
Favourite Gaby draws wide in Blue Diamond Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Loving Gaby will jump from barrier 12 of 14 in the $1.5 million race for two-year-olds at Caulfield.
Brad Rawiller closing in on race return After being sidelined with neck fractures from a fall at Cranbourne, Brad Rawiller is nearing a return to race riding after competing in a Caulfield jump-out.
Field of 14 for G1 Blue Diamond Stakes A field of 14 has been declared for the Blue Diamond Stakes with five colts and nine fillies to line up in the $1.5 million race at Caulfield.
Brooklyn Hustle gallops at Caulfield Blue Diamond Stakes contender Brooklyn Hustle has pleased her trainer and jockey in a course proper gallop at Caulfield ahead of the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Queensland trainer Ben Currie suspended Queensland trainer Ben Currie has been suspended immediately after failing in a 10-hour show cause hearing regarding the seven animal cruelty charges he faces.
Trapeze Artist shines in barrier trial win Trapeze Artist has prepared for his next assignment with a barrier trial win ahead of the Group One Canterbury Stakes.
Nature Strip heads Oakleigh Plate market The Group One Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield has attracted 30 nominations with recent Rubiton Stakes winner Nature Strip installed the early favourite.
The Autumn Sun and Tassort head entries The Autumn Sun and Tassort will make their eagerly awaited returns at Rosehill in the Hobartville Stakes and Silver Slipper respectively.
Lees with two chances in Futurity Stakes After winning the Lightning Stakes with In Her Time, trainer Kris Lees has Le Romain and Brave Smash set to chase a Group One win in the Futurity Stakes.
Maher has sights on first Blue Diamond win Trainer Ciaron Maher is set to saddle up two genuine chances in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield including reigning favourite Loving Gaby.
Two more safely into Country C'ship final Lucciola Belle and Texas Storm have raced their way to the Country Championship final with a one-two finish in the qualifying heat at Port Macquarie.
Winx to get better after Apollo: Waller Trainer Chris Waller expects champion Winx to improve further as she heads to the next assignment in her farewell campaign.
Price gallopers set to trial at Cranbourne A number of trainer Mick Price's autumn carnival hopefuls will step up their workloads in barrier trials at Cranbourne.
Tassort to stamp Slipper credentials Godolphin colt Tassort will run in the Silver Slipper, a traditional lead-up to the $3.5 million Golden Slipper for which he is the reigning favourite.
New rider for Warrior in Futurity Stakes With Regan Bayliss having departed for Hong Kong, Luke Nolen has snared the ride aboard Redkirk Warrior in the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Brooklyn Hustle to improve for Diamond Trainer Jason Warren is convinced Brooklyn Hustle will improve from her fifth in the Prelude when she lines up in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
Viddora could clinch Dubai trip in Plate Viddora's performance in the Group One Oakleigh Plate will determine whether she heads abroad to contest a feature sprint in Dubai at her next start.
Qld apprentice Jackson Murphy on the mend Leading Brisbane apprentice Jackson Murphy hopes to be back riding work in a few weeks after treatment for a wrist injury.
Club no wiser after trials run under cloud The Victoria Racing Club will look to hold further twilight trials with initial testing of the position of the sun thwarted by cloud.
Lawyers to again push for Currie deferral Stewards plan to push on with a show cause action against trainer Ben Currie but his lawyers will again press for the matter to be deferred.
Qld trainer Stuart Hinks dies aged 73 Well known and respected Ipswich-based trainer Stuart Hinks has died aged 73 from cancer.
Top jumper Coneygree retired after Ascot Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Coneygree has been retired immediately after being pulled up in the Swinley Chase at Ascot.
Alassio wins Triscay on seven-day back-up The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Alassio has won the Group Three Triscay Stakes at Randwick, a week after claiming her first black-type placing.
Nakeeta Jane confirms Oaks plans in G2 win Nakeeta Jane has rocketed to the top of the market for the Australian Oaks after her win in the Group Two Light Fingers Stakes at Randwick.
How Winx's 30-race win streak has unfolded Winx has claimed her 30th straight race in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Cassidy, Cahill one-two an omen for NZ bid Jockeys Larry Cassidy and Michael Cahill hope they can repeat their Doomben quinella in a Group One race in New Zealand.
Tassie gelding wins Flemington Group Three The Scott Brunton-trained The Inevitable has made it five wins from six starts, stepping up in his first Melbourne race to win the Group Three C S Hayes Stakes.
Clipperton off the Group mark for autumn A couple of weeks after returning home to Sydney from Hong Kong, Sam Clipperton has shown he will be a force again with a Group Three win at Randwick.
In Her Time wins Group 1 Lightning Stakes In Her Time has held off the late finishing burst of Godolphin galloper Osborne Bulls to claim the Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Winx extends her winning sequence to 30 Winx has returned as the champion she is, easing past her Apollo Stakes rivals for a smooth victory to take her winning sequence to 30.
Amphitrite impresses in Flemington return The former Darren Weir-trained Amphitrite looks assured of a good autumn campaign after recording an impressive first-up win in The Vanity at Flemington.
Microphone dominant in Talindert Stakes Godolphin colt Microphone has raced to a dominant win in the Talindert Stakes at Flemington and will now likely press on to a Sydney campaign.
Jeff Lloyd magic a real boost for Emphasis Trainer Richie Stephenson had high praise for jockey Jeff Lloyd who produced a top ride to win on Emphasis at Doomben.
Long-range plan works for Vincere Volare Trainer Tony Gollan's long-range plan for Vincere Volare has paid rich dividends for the filly.
Lloyd brings up 50 metropolitan winners Jeff Lloyd has ridden his 50th metropolitan winner for the season on Follow Suit who maintained his unbeaten record at 2200m at Doomben.
Tenley stakes her claim for the Slipper Godolphin filly Tenley has staked her claim for inclusion among the stable's Golden Slipper team with her victory in the PIerro Plate at Randwick.
Schabau toughs it out again at Flemington Schabau will be stepped up in distance if he's to progress further into the autumn after a fighting second win at Flemington
Pure Scot lands her first Flemington win The Lindsay Park-trained mare Pure Scot has continued a consistent preparation with victory at Flemington in the eighth start of her campaign.
Currie asks to defer show cause hearing Lawyers for Ben Currie have asked for a show cause hearing for the Toowoomba trainer be deferred.
Waller with strong hand at Flemington Trainer Chris Waller has a number of three-year-olds set for stakes races on Lightning Stakes day at Flemington, including Lean Mean Machine in the feature.
Class to tell for Cannyescent at Doomben Trainer Desleigh Forster hopes class can help first-up specialist Cannyescent overcome a big weight at Doomben.
Land Of Plenty moves to the Snowden stable Group One winner Land Of Plenty has joined the Peter and Paul Snowden stable after one start for Ciaron Maher and David Eustace.
Black-out in place on All Star Mile votes Voting on the inaugural All Star Mile at Flemington has entered black-out mode with less than three days left.
More charges for Qld trainer Ben Currie Queensland's leading trainer Ben Currie can run his horses this weekend despite facing an inquiry into seven new charges.
All systems go for Winx's Apollo return Winx will be out to add to her greatness when she makes her return in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick to begin her final campaign.
Diamond test for Magnicity at Flemington A top-four finish by Magnicity in the Talindert Stakes will determine whether she backs up a week later to run in the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Big Mile races the dream for Thompson The Doncaster and All Star Mile are among options for the progressive Dreamforce who kicks off his campaign in the Southern Cross Stakes at Randwick.
Stable to learn more about Age Of Chivalry Age Of Chivalry will be shooting for three straight wins when he rises to stakes grade in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Bigger things in store for 2yo Xanthus Impressive barrier trial winner Xanthus will go on to bigger things if he can race well at Doomben.
Jedastar set for WFA Lightning challenge Trainer Lloyd Kennewell is excited by the challenge of running two-year-old filly Jedastar against older, more established, sprinters in the Lightning Stakes.
Schabau set for second Australian start German import Schabau is a short-priced favourite to make it two wins from as many Australian starts when he runs over 2000 metres at Flemington.
Sargent's cameo role in the career of Winx John Sargent has his own special link to the horse he describes as the best he has ever seen, training the last horse to beat Winx .
Cabeirian to give Gary Doughty a boost Trainer Gary Doughty hopes to have recovered enough from recent surgery to be at Doomben to see Cabeirian chase a hat-trick of wins.
Faatinah second to Blue Point in Dubai Blue Point has cemented his place in the Al Quoz Sprint on Dubai World Cup night with a five-length win over Australian Faatinah at Meydan.
Amanikan skips Dubai for fillies campaign Amanikan is staying in Melbourne as trainer Mick Kent plans an assault on black-type races with the lightly raced filly.
Winx primed for start of final campaign Trainer Chris Waller and jockey Hugh Bowman have no reason to think champion Winx can't keep her winning streak going in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Dubai option for G1 winning filly Oohood The Dubai Turf at Meydan is one of the big race options being considered for the Tony McEvoy-trained Group One-winning filly Oohood.
Lightning Stakes: What you need to know A snapshot of the weight-for-age Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Chapada on path to Sydney autumn targets Victoria Derby placegetter Chapada resumes in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington on a path towards his main targets in Sydney during the autumn carnival.
Godolphin stablemates Talindert favourites Stablemates Microphone and Lanigera are the early favourites for the Listed Talindert Stakes for two-year-olds at Flemington.
Sargent hoping for rare juvenile win Trainer John Sargent is hoping to show another string to his bow when he saddles up two-year-old filly Crystal Falls in the Pierro Plate at Randwick.
Green Empire to revive memories of Bart Water work-outs have Green Empire ready to revive memories of the legendary Bart Cummings when he races at Doomben.
Some voters ineligible for All Star Mile Around two per cent of votes on the inaugural All Star Mile are set to be ineligible as only one vote per person is allowed under the terms and conditions.
Divine Quality in first-up Lightning quest An emphatic Flemington win during the spring has been the foundation for Divine Quality's attempt at a first-up victory in the Lightning Stakes.
Ingeegoodbe stays the distance at Doomben The lack of stayers in Queensland has been highlighted with Ingeegoodbe the only local horse in the Open Handicap at Doomben.
Lees predicts Fabulass autumn for Miss Kris Lees is struggling to split promising fillies Miss Fabulass and El Dorado Dreaming who will clash first-up in the Light Fingers Stakes at Randwick.
Astoria to be aimed at winter carnival Victoria Derby placegetter Astoria will be spelled after he runs at Doomben with trainer Di Murphy keen to aim him at stakes races over the winter carnival.
Winx tunes up for return in G2 Apollo Stks Mighty mare Winx has had her last gallop ahead of resuming at Randwick in Saturday's Apollo Stakes for her final campaign before retirement.
Crowther and Stokes double up at Sandown Trainer Phillip Stokes and his apprentice Kayla Crowther have teamed up for a race-to-race Sandown double with Really Discreet and Terbium.
O'Tauto faces biggest test in G3 C S Hayes Trainer Greg Eurell says lightly raced O'Tauto needs to perform strongly in the C S Hayes Stakes to warrant a crack at the Group One Australian Guineas.
Wudang Blade ends a frustrating sequence Wudang Blade has ended a run of minor placings after the short-priced favoruite Basara bungled the start the main race at Doomben.
Triscay a Gem of a race for Kris Lees mare Trainer Kris Lees believes he has found the right race for Invincible Gem, who will bid to break a run of outs in the Triscay Stakes at Randwick.
Long-range forecast right for Deep Chill Hugh Bowman says the benefit of time and distance will be the making of Warwick Farm two-year-old winner Deep Chill.
Aloisia set 'daunting' task in WFA Apollo Aloisia will be one of two horses from outside stables lining up against Winx when the legendary mare kicks off her final campaign in the Apollo Stakes.
My Pendant faces stakes test in G3 Vanity My Pendant will be chasing her fourth straight win when she resumes from a let-up for her first stakes test in the Group Three Vanity at Flemington.
Written By to run in Group 1 WFA Lightning Written By will be one of three Group One winners in the 11-horse Lightning Stakes field after trainer Grahame Begg decided to run the colt at Flemington.
Vincere Volare chases prize money boost Smart filly Vincere Volare can ease the pressure of chasing prize money to qualify for the autumn carnival races by winning at Doomben.
Winx to face seven rivals in Apollo Stakes Winx has drawn barrier three in her return run at Randwick as she looks to extend her winning streak to 30.
Doctor's report to determine Byrne return Top jockey Jim Byrne remains sidelined indefinitely as he recovers from a shoulder operation.
Field of 11 for Group One Lightning Stakes Group One winners In Her Time, Written By and Sunlight are among a field of 11 for the Lightning Stakes, which also features two-year-old filly Jedastar.
Brazen Beau colt tops Classic Sale A colt by Brazen Beau has topped the Inglis Classic sale on the final day of Book One, fetching $550,000.
UK racing returns under strict conditions Racing in Britain will return under strict vaccination conditions after cases of equine influenza shut the sport down for six days.
The Autumn Sun leads All Star Mile voting The countdown is on for places in the inaugural All Star Mile at Flemington with voting approaching its final days.
Tom to run against Winx in Apollo Stakes The popular Tom Melbourne has been confirmed as a rival for stablemate Winx in her return in the Group Two Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Caserta winning battle against the scales With two-year-old Jedastar taking on weight-for-age company in the Lightning Stakes, apprentice Chris Caserta has been booked to ride her at 44kg.
Terbium after winning hat-trick at Sandown Terbium will attempt to keep his unbeaten record intact when he lines up in a 1300m-race at Sandown.
Widdison galloper returns high TCO2 level The Craig Widdison-trained Cash Crisis has produced an elevated TCO2 reading in a pre-race blood test at Sandown.
Prized Icon to stand at Kooringal Stud Champagne Stakes and Victoria Derby winner Prized Icon is to stand at Kooringal Stud in the NSW Riverina for an introductory fee of $11,000.
Tabcorp to increase sponsorships Tabcorp is expected to announce further sponsorships after linking with the Brisbane Racing Club.
UK racing chief defends six-day shutdown British Horseracing Authority CEO Nick Rust believes the six-day shutdown of racing was necessary to get a "clear picture" of the equine flu outbreak.
Paul Innes retiring as AJA chief executive Paul Innes has announced he will retire as the Australian Jockeys Association's chief executive but will remain chairman of the National Jockeys Trust.
Lindsay Park keen to win C S Hayes Stakes Co-trainer Tom Dabernig is hopeful either More Sundays or Mickey Blue Eyes can win the race named in honour of his late grandfather at Flemington.
Pat Webster happy with the Clapper Pat Webster is pleased with Happy Clapper heading into his race return in the Apollo Stakes after an enforced ban because of a bleeding attack.
Freedman Racing confirms Diamond riders Ben Melham has been confirmed to ride unbeaten colt I Am Immortal in the Blue Diamond while Luke Currie has been booked for Lyre in the $1.5 million race.
Mr Marbellouz to tackle open company The speedy Mr Marbellouz will tackle open company at Doomben after trainer Kevin Kemp opted not to run him in a Class Six Plate.
Osborne Bulls set for Lightning first-up The Group One Lightning Stakes over 1000m at Flemington signals the return of Godolphin sprinter Osborne Bulls.
Mystic Journey favourite for G1 Guineas Trainer Adam Trinder believes Mystic Journey still has improvement to come from her latest win in Hobart and will be spot-on for the Australian Guineas.
Lightning Stakes attracts 15 nominations The Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington has attracted 15 nominations including Group One winners In Her Time, Sunlight and Written By.
Four new cases of EI identified in Britain The BHA has announced four cases of equine influenza identified in vaccinated thoroughbreds at Simon Crisford's Newmarket yard.
Westlink wins first Country C'ship heat The Darren Hyde-trained Westlink and Sons Of Bourke from the Clint Lundholm stable are the first two qualifiers for the Country Championship final.
Winx ready to take off in Apollo Stakes Triple Group One winner Trapeze Artist will miss the Apollo Stakes which signals the return of Winx for her next, and most likely, final campaign.
Amphitrite set to step out for new stable Thousand Guineas winner Amphitrite is set to have her first start for her new stable, Lindsay Park, in the Group Three Vanity at Flemington.
Sydney next for Karaka Million winner Karaka Million winner Probabeel is to have her next start in the Group Three Magic Night Stakes in Sydney on her way to Group One races.
Boom time for Queensland breeding The rising value of stallion Spirit Of Boom's stock has again been highlighted by the win of Boomtown Lass at Doomben.
Currie, McEvoy chase next G1 with Sunlight Star filly Sunlight is set to return in the Lightning Stakes, chasing her second Group One win after taking out the Coolmore Stud Stakes last spring.
Damian Browne's riding career uncertain Multiple Group One-winning jockey Damian Browne says he will exhaust all avenues before making a decision on his riding career after a health scare.
Currie plan works to perfection at Doomben Trainer Ben Currie's plan to get Sword Of Justice into a race with a light weight paid off when the gelding won at Doomben.
Avilius impresses with Caulfield return Avilius has returned from finishing down the track in the Melbourne Cup with an impressive win in the T S Carlyon Cup at Caulfield.
How ex-Weir runners performed at Caulfield A run down of the Caulfield performances of horses formerly trained by Darren Weir.
Castelvecchio in upset Millennium victory The Richard Litt-trained Castelvecchio has caused an upset over horses from Sydney's biggest stables in the $2 million Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm.
Hawkshot explosive in Autumn Stakes win Hawkshot has stamped himself as a possible Australian Guineas contender with an impressive victory in the Group Two Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
Manuel produces shock result in Orr Stakes Five-year-old gelding Manuel has held off a star-studded field to score an upset win in the C F Orr Stakes, Australia's first Group One race for 2019.
Champagne Cuddles claims biggest victory Consistent mare Champagne Cuddles has claimed her biggest win in the Group Two Breeders Classic at Warwick Farm to take her earnings past $1 million.
Freedman stable claims Prelude double The Anthony Freedman stable is set to have two genuine chances in the Blue Diamond Stakes after filly Lyre and colt I Am Immortal won the respective Preludes.
Gem Song wins Group 3 Eskimo Prince Stakes The Kris Lees-trained Gem Song has kicked off his campaign with a tough win on testing ground in the Group Three Eskimo Prince Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Mishani Hustler hot on feature race trail Former top juvenile Mishani Hustler will be given his chance to win his first feature race as a three-year-old after his victory at Doomben.
I Am Immortal claims Blue Diamond Prelude The Anthony Freedman-trained I Am Immortal has kept his unbeaten record in taking out the Blue Diamond Prelude for colts and geldings.
Nature Strip dominant in Rubiton Stakes Nature Strip has resumed with an emphatic win in the Rubiton Stakes, a week after joining the Chris Waller stable from the now-disqualified trainer Darren Weir.
Noble Boy cements Championship favouritism Queanbeyan sprinter Noble Boy has stamped his authority on markets for the Country Championship final with his fourth win from as many starts.
Inside knowledge a huge help for Les Ross Trainer Les Ross has used some inside information to help Miss Sara win her third race in a row at Doomben.
Beach therapy best for Princess Of Queens Princess Of Queens has lived up to her recent consistent form, breaking through for a Group race win in the Bellmaine Stakes at Caulfield.
Bivouac adds name to Godolphin 2YO band Godolphin colt Bivouac has added his name to this season's list of two-year-old winners for Godolphin in a race in which the odds-on favourite disappointed.
Jeff Lloyd repays debt on Raay Of Dreams Jockey Jeff Lloyd felt he had repaid the connections of Raay Of Dreams when he steered the filly to a win at Doomben.
Winx tells Bowman she is ready for return Winx has delighted her connections and her fans with a competitive gallop with stablemate Egg Tart in a special exhibition at Randwick.
Crack The Code lands first stakes race win The Mick Price-trained Crack The Code has landed her first Group race victory in the Kevin Hayes Stakes, continuing an unbeaten preparation for the filly.
Yogi wins first-up for new Caulfield yard After starting his preparation with now-disqualified trainer Darren Weir, Yogi has powered home to win first-up for Ciaron Maher and David Eustace.
Former Weir-trained horses win at Bendigo Sunrise Dancer and Westham have won at Bendigo at their first outings since leaving the stables of disqualified trainer Darren Weir.
In-form Oliver chasing Caulfield success Fell Swoop's absence from the C F Orr Stakes denies Damien Oliver the chance of another Group One win but the jockey still has a strong book at Caulfield.
Brutal to make return in Eskimo Prince Unbeaten three-year-old Brutal will make his return to racing in the Eskimo Prince Stakes, with Tommy Berry looking forward to riding the promising colt.
Kah to get first taste of Sydney racing Jamie Kah will ride for the first time in Sydney when she partners Victorian filly Lady Naturaliste in the Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm.
Waller new stable additions settle in well Chris Waller says Nature Strip, Ringerdingding and Hulk have all settled in well to his stable ahead of their assignments on C F Orr Stakes day at Caulfield.
Kementari primed for G1 C F Orr assault Godolphin trainer James Cummings says Kementari has undergone a thorough grounding as he embarks on his autumn return in the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Carnival test for Master Ash in Eskimo Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have high aspirations for Master Ash who kicks off his autumn campaign at Warwick Farm.
Lightning Stakes doubt for colt Zousain Chris Waller will wait until next week to decide whether Zousain resumes in the Lightning Stakes but says it is doubtful after he had a slight temperature.
Barriers a worry for trainer Les Ross Tricky barrier draws have trainer Les Ross worried about the chances of Defence Missile and Concealed Dynamite at Doomben.
Waller with two chances in G1 Orr Stakes Trainer Chris Waller will have two chances in the Group One C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield with D'Argento and Shillelagh both tackling the race first-up.
Baker-trained mares in Breeders clash Trainer Bjorn Baker has reluctantly nominated Champagne Cuddles as the pick of his two runners in the Breeders Classic at Warwick Farm.
Berry impressed with Graff in jump-out Three-year-old colt Graff has had a look at the Flemington straight in an 800m jump-out ahead of the Group One Lightning Stakes.
Prize money boost for Battle Of The Bush Racing Queensland has announced the Battle Of The Bush series final will now be worth $125,000 plus a $30,000 QTIS bonus.
Flu shuts down UK racing until February 13 There will be no racing in Britain until February 13 at the earliest, following an equine flu outbreak.
BHA trying to identify strain of EI Plans are already in place to salvage races lost to the shutdown in Britain caused by equine influenza as authorities try to identify the strain.
UK vets hopeful of stopping flu calamity The British Horseracing Authority is confident its prompt action and "war-room" of vets can stop equine flu shutting the sport down for months.
Tropezina to run in G3 Kevin Hayes Stakes The Henry Dwyer-trained Tropezina is set to run in the Kevin Hayes Stakes at Caulfield after being scratched from the $1 million Inglis Sprint in Sydney.
Oink to end Kelly Schweida's frustration Trainer Kelly Schweida is having one of his best seasons but would dearly love to see Oink end months of frustration for his owners at Doomben.
Warren focused on Blue Diamond with filly Jason Warren says he would not swap Brooklyn Hustle for any other horse heading towards the Blue Diamond as he prepares the two-year-old for her race return.
Material Man begins Melbourne prep in Orr The C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield is the first of four planned feature races in Melbourne for West Australian horse Material Man in the next six weeks.
Perfect Dawn for $2 million Inglis race Dawn Passage's co-trainer Adrian Bott says the colt has improved since his debut win and will relish a distance rise in the inaugural Inglis Millennium.
Tony Gollan on track for century of wins A softer track will suit El Campeador and can help steer his trainer Tony Gollan to 50 metropolitan winners halfway through the season.
Hawker Hurricane set for Caulfield return Talented colt Hawker Hurricane returns from a break in the Blue Diamond colts and geldings Prelude at Caulfield, aiming for his second win from as many starts.
Diamond steeled for sparkling debut Trainer Rick Worthington has Golden Slipper aspirations for well-related filly Steel Diamond who will have her first start at Warwick Farm, her home track.
Barrier one to help Mishani Hustler Mishani Hustler will run over 1050m instead of 1350m at Doomben after drawing the inside barrier in the Jim Beam Handicap.
British racing cancelled because of flu Race meetings at all British racecourses have been cancelled on Thursday because of an outbreak of equine flu.
Maher/Eustace to open Ballarat stable The training partnership of Ciaron Maher and David Eustace will take over Darren Weir's Ballarat stable.
Ballarat trainers rally behind Weir staff Trainer Dan O'Sullivan says Darren Weir was responsible for a lot of the improvements at Ballarat as a training centre.
Huddy's faith in Lucas Cranach pays off Owner Linda Huddy's faith in sire Lucas Cranach was rewarded again when Advance Warning scored at Ipswich.
Former Weir horses to race for new stables A star-studded field is set to compete in the Group One C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield, including four horses who have had recent stable shifts from Darren Weir.
Former Weir horses entered for Caulfield A host of horses formerly trained by now disqualified Darren Weir are set to race for new stables on C F Orr Stakes day at Caulfield.
Speedster Super Too poised to bounce back Trainer Marc Conners is happy to start afresh with Super Too after a spring campaign that didn't go as planned.
Perry in $2 million throw at the stumps Despite being billed as a two-horse race between Accession and Dawn Passage, the Inglis Millennium has attracted a handy field of two-year-olds.
Vic racing isn't rotten: industry chief Racing Victoria chief executive Giles Thompson would rather be talking about the Festival Of Racing than recent scandals in the state.
The rise and fall of trainer Darren Weir Darren Weir has gone from zero to hero and back again in the most dramatic rise and fall in the racing industry.
Shotmaker on trial for Diamond in Prelude The Mick Price-trained colt Shotmaker will try to cement Blue Diamond Stakes plans when he makes his debut in one of the Preludes at Caulfield.
Sky Boy to miss Doncaster Mile with injury Villiers Stakes winner Sky Boy will be unable to take his guaranteed place in the Doncaster Mile after suffering a soft tissue injury in training.
Field of 16 for Group One C F Orr Stakes A full field of 16 has been declared for the Group One C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield which includes seven individual Group One winners.
KIlcoy Race Club to take higher profile The Kilcoy Race Club wants a higher profile on the TAB circuit after receiving a near $1 million grant for infrastructure improvements.
Urban Ruler prepares for All-Star Mile bid Urban Ruler will have the first of two Brisbane runs at Doomben before heading to Melbourne for the All-Star Mile.
Four-year ban for disgraced trainer Weir Trainer Darren Weir has been disqualified for four years after three devices known as jiggers were found in the bedroom of his home at his Ballarat stables.
Police car crash victim able to open eyes Racehorse owner Bert Vieira's wife, Gai, is able to open her eyes and give a slight smile some five months after her Mercedes was hit by a police car.
ATA chairman says integrity paramount Robbie Griffiths hopes Darren Weir's looming ban portrays a clear picture that nobody is bigger than the sport and that integrity is the absolute priority.
Options in two states for Tropezina Henry Dwyer will weigh up whether to send Tropezina to Sydney for the $1 million Inglis Sprint or remain in Melbourne for the Kevin Hayes Stakes.
RV chairman angry after Weir stable raids Racing Victoria chairman Brian Kruger says its time to restore the image of racing for those who have been given bad impressions from recent events.
Declarationofheart to resume at Sandown Three-year-old Declarationofheart will have his first start since being gelded when he resumes over 1300m at Sandown on a path to bigger targets.
Jockey Jim Byrne to have shoulder surgery Top Brisbane jockey Jim Byrne will be out for several months after re-injuring his shoulder when he rode Garibaldi to victory at Eagle Farm.
Dawn Passage favourite for Millennium Accession and Dawn Passage seem set to fight out the finish of the inaugural $2 million Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm.
Dubai plans for dual G1 winner Viddora Trainer Lloyd Kennewell is keen to take Group One-winning sprinter Viddora to Dubai for the Al Quoz Sprint if she runs well in the Oakleigh Plate.
RAD Board to hear case against Weir Trainer Darren Weir will appear before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board with stewards to seek a 4-year penalty after jiggers were found in his stable.
Athiri on target for Blue Diamond Prelude The James Cummings-trained Athiri has acquainted herself with Caulfield in a gallop at the course ahead of her return in the Blue Diamond Prelude for fillies.
Extra Brut steps out in Cranbourne trial Victoria Derby winner Extra Brut has made his first public appearance for the Ciaron Maher Racing stable in a barrier trial at Cranbourne over 800m.
23 entries for $2m Inglis Millennium Accession and Dawn Passage are the market leaders ahead of the barrier draw for the inaugural $2 million Inglis Millennium for two-year-olds at Warwick Farm.
Winx the guest of honour at public event The public has been invited to watch Winx tune up for her Apollo Stakes return with a gallop at Randwick.
Catch Me, I Am Immortal Prelude favourites Catch Me and I Am Immortal are the early favourites to add the Blue Diamond Preludes at Caulfield to their wins in the Previews.
Lindsay Park pair after Orr Stakes honours Redkirk Warrior and So Si Bon will represent Lindsay Park in the first Group One race of the year, the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Stokes plans to keep SA stable going Phillip Stokes is happy at his new Pakenham base in Victoria but says he plans to keep his Adelaide stable active for the time being.
Levendi ruled out of autumn with injury Australian Derby winner Levendi's racing future is uncertain with the four-year-old suffering a suspected pelvic injury in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
Group One Orr Stakes attracts 22 entries Eight Group One winners feature among the 22 nominations for the Group One C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Darren Weir enters horses for Caulfield Trainer Darren Weir has two horses entered for the Group One C F Orr Stakes ahead of a stewards' hearing at which he will fight for his licence.
Weir name missing from Sandown fields Trainer Darren Weir may have saddled his last runners with his name absent from final fields at Sandown and Ararat.
Darren Weir faces ban of at least 4 years Darren Weir will know his penalty for possessing jiggers during a Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board hearing with stewards to ask for a four-year ban.
Tony Gollan to keep youngsters apart Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is keen to keep the stable's star two-year-olds Garibaldi and Vincere Volare apart for the time being.
Grunt on track for All-Star Mile campaign Trainer Mick Price is confident dual Group One winner Grunt has what it takes to win the inaugural $5 million All-Star Mile at Flemington.
Fillies Prelude to provide Diamond pointer A number of leading Blue Diamond Stakes contenders are set to clash for the first time in the fillies Prelude at Caulfield.
Waller to discuss transfer of Weir horses Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will travel to Melbourne for talks with owners about the transfer of several horses from the Darren Weir stable to his team.
Queensland faces wet and dry problems Racing Queensland is in the unusual position of seeking government help for both flood and drought relief for the state's clubs.
Gold Symphony joins trainer Lauren Herne Trainer Lauren Herne has acquired stakes performer Gold Symphony who she hopes will be competitive in Brisbane and the north Queensland carnivals.
Owners preparing to transfer Weir horses Owners of horses trained by Darren Weir are preparing to move them on amid uncertainty about his future as he fights for his career.
Patience pays dividends for Ingeegoodbe The decision to let Ingeegoodbe have an early low-key preparation has paid off with his win at Eagle Farm.
Three in a row for Tin Hat in G3 Manfred Tin Hat has completed a winning hat-trick, leading throughout in the Group Three Manfred Stakes at Caulfield.
Caulfield treble for Maher-Eustace stable Feature race wins to Bons Away and Loving Gaby have formed part of a winning treble for co-trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace at Caulfield.
Alizee and Shinn combine to win Expressway Comeback jockey Blake Shinn has ridden Godolphin's star mare Alizee to victory in the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
No place for jiggers, says trainers' boss Australian Trainers' Association chief executive Andrew Nicholl says the rules of racing are clear when it come to the possession and use of jiggers
Loving Gaby stamps her Blue Diamond claims Loving Gaby has moved to third favourite for the Blue Diamond Stakes after an impressive win in the Group Three Chairman's Stakes on debut at Caulfield.
Rules allow nominations for Weir gallopers Racing Victoria says Darren Weir can nominate horses for races ahead of his adjourned show cause hearing.
Harrison wins again for trainer Meagher Jockey Tegan Harrison cemented her association with trainer Chris Meagher, producing a clever ride to win on Divine Dice at Eagle Farm.
Meet Mr Taylor breaks Eagle Farm record Speedy gelding Meet Mr Taylor has maintained his unbeaten record by breaking the Eagle Farm 1000m record.
Amercement adds her name to Slipper hopes Godolphin filly Amercement has staked claims for a Golden Slipper berth with her win in the Widden Stakes at Rosehill.
Gollan in no rush with promising Garibaldi Trainer Tony Gollan is in no rush to get smart Garibaldi to Sydney despite his easy debut win at Eagle Farm.
McLaren starts road to the Golden Slipper Peter and Paul Snowden have unveiled Golden Slipper prospect McLaren at Rosehill where he has won the Canonbury Stakes.
Second Bullet wins over 2400m at Caulfield The Danny O'Brien-trained eight-year-old Second Bullet has notched his 11th career win at his 57th start, handling a step up in distance to 2400m at Caulfield.
Lucas Cranach support pays off for Huddy Owner Linda Huddy's liking for sire Lucas Cranach paid off when Get Stuck In won at Eagle Farm.
Mystyko makes it a hat-trick at Caulfield The connections of Mystyko are dreaming big after the gelding made it three straight wins with a determined victory at Caulfield.
Queensland to wait on Weir hearing outcome Queensland officials will wait until Darren Weir's show cause hearing in Victoria is completed before deciding whether to take any action against the trainer.
Horses moved from Weir stables amid probe The career of leading racehorse trainer Darren Weir is in limbo with owners moving horses pending an inquiry into devices known as jiggers found in his stables.
The charge sheet for Weir, McLean, Kermond Details of charges issued by stewards to trainers Darren Weir and Jarrod McLean and stable employee Tyson Kermond.
Darren Weir's feature wins Trainer Darren Weir's major race wins.
The jigger - what is it? A jigger sends an electrical shockwave through a horse in a bid to make it run faster.
Nature Strip, Extra Brut among scratchings High-profile sprinter Nature Strip and Victoria Derby winner Extra Brut are among 11 Darren Weir-trained horses taken out of Caulfield races by stewards.
Darren Weir charged over jiggers Trainer Darren Weir is fighting for his career after being asked to show why he should not be suspended pending an inquiry into jiggers found in his stables.
All-Star Mile hopes for Mr Money Bags A benchmark race at Caulfield is the next step for Mr Money Bags in a campaign his connections hope will include a start in the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Trainer Stuart Kendrick cold on claim idea Trainer Stuart Kendrick has elected not to use a claiming apprentice on promising filly Winter Passage in her rematch with Magic Fox at Eagle Farm.
I Am chasing a Diamond start in Chairman's Two-year-old filly I Am will put her Blue Diamond credentials on the line when she makes her debut in the Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
Ashlor out to press Oakleigh Plate claims Last-start winner Ashlor can show he is on track for a crack at the Group One Oakleigh Plate when he runs in the Listed W J Adams Stakes at Caulfield.
Maloney can be rewarded for dedication Jockey Ryan Maloney can be rewarded for his dedication when he rides promising filly Iamican at Eagle Farm.
Golden Slipper test for Exceed The Stars Mark Newnham-trained stablemates Exceed The Stars and Blazing Miss will wear blinkers at Rosehill as they build to the major two-year-old races.
Old combo after city win with Say Haya Trainer Pat Duff is keen to give his friend Larry Olsen his first city winner as an owner/breeder with Say Haya at Eagle Farm.
Sunlight strolls home in Werribee jump-out Trainer Tony McEvoy is delighted with Sunlight's winning jump-out at Werribee which shows she is on target for the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
QRIC takes no action on Darren Weir The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission will not take any immediate action against trainer Darren Weir and is waiting for any further relevant information.
Jedastar confirmed for Lightning Stakes Trainer Lloyd Kennewell has confirmed two-year-old filly Jedastar will take her place in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington with Chris Caserta to ride at 44kg.
RV inquiry adjourned after interviews Champion trainer Darren Weir, licensed trainer Jarrod McLean and stablehand Tyson Kermond have been interviewed by RV stewards who have adjourned their inquiry.
Darren Weir issued show-cause by RacingNSW Racing NSW has issued a show cause notice to Victorian trainer Darren Weir after electrical devices known as jiggers were found in his stables.
Brooklyn Hustle wins Mornington jump-out Brooklyn Hustle, one of the leading Blue Diamond Stakes contenders, has won a jump-out in preparation for her return in the Blue Diamond Prelude.
Lanigera to show improvement since spring Trainer James Cummings believes speedy two-year-old colt Lanigera has improved since the spring as he prepares to make his return at Flemington.
Bergerac set to back up at Eagle Farm Bergerac has done so well since his last-start defeat he will back up for the third week in a row at Eagle Farm.
Trapeze Artist chasing rare double act Tim Clark will reunite with Trapeze Artist for the first time in almost 12 months when the pair shoot for successive wins in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
Relaxed Vassilator up for Caulfield return A course in dressage has given trainer Colin Little encouragement ahead of the autumn return of Caulfield Guineas runner-up Vassilator.
Vegadaze to continue winning ways Trainer Anthony Cummings believes Vegadaze can measure up to autumn carnival racing as the three-year-old prepares to chase his third win from as many starts.
Damning evidence in horse trainer case It's too early to say whether Melbourne Cup-winning horse trainer Darren Weir will be suspended, Racing Victoria's chief executive says.
Richie Stephenson puts emphasis on Lloyd Trainer Richie Stephenson says it is a bonus to have Jeff Lloyd riding Emphasis from the tricky 1800m-start at Eagle Farm.
Thunderstorms put stop to Mornington card A thunderstorm ahead has forced stewards to abandon the Mornington twilight meeting.
Lindsay Park chase third Chairman's Stakes Art Collection and Swan Island will line up in the Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield chasing a third successive win in the race for Lindsay Park.
Colless commitment confirms sound judgment Veteran jockey Glen Colless showed he is still a good judge by driving from the Gold Coast to Ipswich to win on Bon Courage at his only ride.
Avon River set to break through in Widden Godolphin has made a key gear change to juvenile filly Avon River in a bid to help break her maiden in the Listed Widden Stakes at Rosehill.
Le Romain in Expressway route to Melbourne Le Romain will resume in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill before heading to Melbourne for a campaign targeted towards the rich All-Star Mile
Godolphin with two Manfred Stakes chances Tin Hat will chase his third straight win this campaign when he steps up in grade in the Manfred Stakes against a classy field including stablemate Ranier.
Qld racing mourns death of Peter Overell Prominent Queensland racing identity Peter Overell has died aged 72 in Toowoomba.
Bons Away resumes on Oakleigh Plate path Stakes-winning sprinter Bons Away will make his return at Caulfield in the Listed WJ Adams Stakes on his way to a planned tilt at the Oakleigh Plate second-up.
Garibaldi set to make debut at Eagle Farm The Tony Gollan-trained two-year-old Garibaldi will bypass a Sydney trip and stay in Brisbane to run at Eagle Farm.
Veladero back to best for Eagle Farm bid A strong barrier trial win points to Veladero returning to the form that had him rated as a top three-year-old.
1993 Slipper winner Bint Marscay dies Bint Marscay, the winner of the 1993 Golden Slipper, has died at an equine retirement home in the United States aged 28.
Record number of Slipper contenders left A record 384 two-year-olds remain in the running for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper, the world's richest race for two-year-olds.
Record number chase a Blue Diamond start The Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield has 105 two-year-olds still in contention after the close of third declarations.
Payne expects Crown Affair to improve Trainer David Payne is expecting and hoping Crown Affair has improved from his first race experience as he steps up to the Group Three Canonbury Stakes.
Stars Of Carrum ready for autumn campaign Victoria Derby runner-up Stars Of Carrum makes his return at Caulfield ahead of a busy Group One autumn program.
Gollan-trained pair trial well at Doomben Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has big plans for two-year-olds Garibaldi and Vincere Volare who have both trialled well at Doomben.
Strong Aussie noms at Dubai World Cup meet Nine Group One winners are among the 18 Australian horses nominated for the world's richest race meeting in Dubai.
European raiders boost Australian races Quality European horses have helped boost the number of Australian races in the top 100 of the recent World Thoroughbred Rankings.
Estijaab dumps Avdulla in barrier trial Brenton Avdulla hopes to be back riding soon after coming off Golden Slipper winner Estijaab as she stumbled leaving the gates for a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Bowman pleased by Winx's Rosehill trial Winx has impressed jockey Hugh Bowman with her improved fitness levels after her second barrier trial this preparation ahead of her return in the Apollo Stakes.
Manfred Stakes attracts 19 nominations The Group Three Manfred Stakes has attracted 19 nominations including the Darren Weir-trained stablemates Extra Brut and Ringerdingding.
Victory Kingdom dominant in maiden win A step up to stakes class is on the radar for three-year-old filly Victory Kingdom after a convincing win in a 1200m-maiden at Sandown in her second start.
Etymology wins Listed Australia Day Cup Etymology has claimed his third consecutive win, claiming the Australia Day Cup at Warwick Farm.
Lanciato in tough Expressway test Lanciato will take on a tough field featuring four Group One winner when he resumes in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
Bella Rosa to resume in Chairman's Stakes Stakes winner Bella Rosa will be among the juveniles out to press their Blue Diamond claims in the Group Three Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
She Shao Fly races to Sandown win on debut The Tony McEvoy-trained two-year-old filly She Shao Fly has made an encouraging start to her career with victory at Sandown.
Victor Espinoza nearing a return to saddle Star American jockey Victor Espinoza is nearing a return to the saddle after a long lay-off because of neck and spinal injuries.
Bowman wins HK Classic Mile on Furore Hugh Bowman has won the Hong Kong Classic Mile on the former Kris Lees-trained Furore but has also copped a suspension.
Written By and Nature Strip set to clash The Listed W J Adams Stakes at Caulfield looms as an exciting contest with Written By and Nature Strip among the sprinters scheduled to compete.
Trapeze Artist ready to defend Expressway Trapeze Artist is primed to defend the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Rosehill which is also set to feature Group One winners Hartnell, Alizee and Le Romain.
RQ to move offices from Deagon to CBD Racing Queensland is looking to move its offices closer to the Brisbane CBD so it can build a training and education complex at Deagon.
Cabeirian win a boost for Gary Doughty Trainer Gary Doughty has received a welcome boost to his recovery from surgery with Cabeirian's win at the Sunshine Coast.
Weir runners on target for G1 Orr Stakes In-form sprinter Whispering Brook will head to the Group One C F Orr Stakes after continuing her unbeaten preparation in the Australia Stakes at The Valley.
Tony Gollan already planning for winter Trainer Tony Gollan is already putting together plans for his young stars heading to the winter carnival.
Fling to chase debut win at Sandown The Lindsay Park-trained Fling is one of five juveniles set to make their debuts in a 1200m-race for two-year-old fillies at Sandown.
Long Leaf wins Karaka 3YO Classic Australian colt Long Leaf has returned to his birthplace to win the Karaka 3YO Classic at Ellerslie in New Zealand.
City of Light wins $9 million Pegasus Cup City Of Light has romped home in wet conditions to win the $9 million Pegasus at Gulfstream Park in Florida.
Rock 'n' Gold wins John Dillon Stakes Eight-year-old gelding Rock 'n' Gold has made it two wins from his past three starts with a frontrunning victory in the Listed John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield.
Tom Melbourne breaks losing streak After a three-year absence from the winners' list, the popular Tom Melbourne has rectified that with victory in the Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick.
Balboa Rocks in shock Cup win Balboa Rocks has scored a shock win in the Sunshine Coast Cup to give trainer Darryl Hansen one of his biggest thrills.
First Saturday city winner for Billy Owen Apprentice Billy Owen has ridden his first Saturday metropolitan winner at Randwick before a planned move to Sydney from Canberra.
Spurcraft atones in Open at Sunshine Coast Spurcraft has atoned for a shock first-up defeat by wining at the Sunshine Coast but it was the run of second-placed Tumbler that had people talking.
Mercurial passes distance test at Randwick Rachel King has ridden Mercurial Lad to a thrilling all-the-way win over 2000m at Randwick, the horse's first test at the distance.
Catch Me equal favourite for Blue Diamond A strong first-up win in the Blue Diamond Preview for fillies at Caulfield has moved the unbeaten Catch Me to equal favouritism for the Group One Blue Diamond.
Sylvia's Mother keeps winning streak going Exciting filly Sylvia's Mother has stretched her winning sequence to four to set herself up for possible stakes races.
I Am Immortal impresses in Preview win I Am Immortal has pressed his claims for next month's Group One Blue Diamond with an all-the-way win in one of the Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield.
Alligator Blood remains unbeaten Promising Alligator Blood remains unbeaten after winning the $125,000 2YO Classic at the Sunshine Coast.
Pam O'Neill honoured with Aust Day award Trail-blazing jockey Pam O'Neill has been honoured with the prestigious Lord Mayor's Australia Day Sports Award for her contribution to racing.
Capital Gain back in winners' list A daring ride by jockey Larry Cassidy has helped Group One winner Capital Gain win his first race in 18 months at the Sunshine Coast.
Blake Shinn's first ride back a winner Jockey Blake Shinn has made an immediate impact on his return from serious injury, riding two-year-old Dawn Passage to win the opening event at Randwick.
Crack The Code wins narrowly at Caulfield Talented filly Crack The Code has made it two wins from two starts this preparation with a narrow victory as a short-priced favourite at Caulfield.
Le Juge likes life in the north Well-bred Le Juge could have earned a ticket back to Sydney after winning his second Queensland race at the Sunshine Coast.
Whispering Brook wins Australia Stakes Classy mare Whispering Brook has defeated a field including four individual Group One winners to take out the Group Two Australia Stakes at The Valley.
Tom Melbourne begins All-Star countdown Tom Melbourne will have fan support as he begins his campaign aimed at securing a spot in the All-Star Mile when he runs in the Carrington Stakes.
One Diamond lead-up for Brooklyn Hustle Current Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Brooklyn Hustle will have one lead-up run into the Group One race in the Fillies Prelude at Caulfield.
Bergerac back at favourite track The return to his favourite track, the Sunshine Coast, is expected to help Bergerac overcome a class rise on his most recent start.
Manolo Blahniq has improved again: Noonan Trainer Tony Noonan believes Manolo Blahniq has improved since his recent Chester Manifold Stakes win and expects him to be hard to beat again at Caulfield.
Star Fall out to continue winning momentum Three-year-old colt Star Fall will be chasing his fourth-straight win this preparation when he steps out at Randwick for his latest test over 1100m.
Times tell the story for From Within From Within has run exceptional times in her two starts at the Sunshine Coast for two wins and trainer Toby Edmonds says she will be hard to beat again.
Snowden fillies to press Diamond claims Talented stablemates Catch Me and Anaheed are set to begin their campaigns aimed towards the Group One Blue Diamond in the Fillies Preview at Caulfield.
Good signs for Sovereign Nation in Cup The signs are good that Sovereign Nation is ready to return to his best form in the Sunshine Coast Cup, his first start for new trainer Matt Dunn.
Te Akau Shark out of autumn racing Rising New Zealand star Te Akau Shark will undergo tests to find the cause of soreness which will keep him out of the autumn including the Doncaster Mile.
Mornington meeting off because of heat Racing Victoria has called off a scheduled race meeting at Mornington on race eve because of the forecast for extreme heat in the area.
Griffiths-trained fillies face debut test Trainer Robbie Griffiths will get a better guide on some of his Blue Diamond Stakes hopefuls when they race for the first time at Caulfield.
Three ATC races rated in world's top 10 Three Sydney races have been ranked in the world's top 10 with the Queen Elizabeth Stakes No.2 behind the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Last official match-race remembered Archer's Paradox will help commemorate the 50th anniversary of the last official match-race in Queensland when she steps out at the Sunshine Coast.
Caulfield return for McEvoy-trained mares Stakes-winning stablemates Bring Me Roses and I'm A Princess will begin their campaigns in the Listed John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield.
Burning Passion to fire in Carrington Stks Trainer Mark Newnham is looking to Burning Passion to step up in the Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick.
Subsolar in genuine staying test at Coast Trainer Chris Anderson hopes Subsolar can confirm she is a genuine staying mare and pay tribute to the late Dato Tan Chin Nam by winning at the Sunshine Coast.
Mystic Journey impresses in first-up win Tasmanian filly Mystic Journey has signalled she is on target for her upcoming campaign on the mainland with an impressive first-up win at Launceston.
Spectroscope to run in Cup for McCall The much-travelled Spectroscope has joined the Natalie McCall team and will be one of three ex-Godolphin horses in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Prize money boost for Brisbane winter The Queensland winter carnival has received a prize money boost designed to attract two and three-year-olds stars to the state.
All Too Huiying races to Sandown victory All Too Huiying has notched his first win since the spring of 2017, dominating a race at Sandown from the front in his third start for the Darren Weir stable.
Bateman weighs up Championships options Goulburn-trained Common Purpose has scored a first-up win at Canterbury to give jockey Hugh Bowman one of his four victories for the meeting.
La Tigeresa claims metro win at Sandown Trainer Jason Warren believes La Tigeresa has more wins in store after the lightly raced mare scored her first city victory in her fifth career start.
Long Leaf draws out in Karaka 3YO Classic The Lindsay Park-trained Long Leaf will start from barrier 11 in the $NZ1 million Karaka 3YO Classic at Ellerslie with James McDonald to ride.
Miss Sara purchase the worth extra money Les Ross spent $2000 more than he intended to secure Miss Sara at $12,000 at a yearling sale but her win at Doomben meant she has returned $180,000.
Self Sense to kick off ambitious campaign Australian Hurdle winner Self Sense will kick off a campaign aimed at the Sydney Cup and the Warrnambool jumps carnival when he runs in the Carrington Stakes.
Blue Diamond Preview favourites draw wide Microphone and Catch Me have been installed early favourites for the respective Blue Diamond Previews, with both two-year-olds drawing wide in the 1000m races.
David Vandyke to separate 2YO stablemates Trainer David Vandyke has elected to keep his Golden Slipper hopefuls apart and will run only Alligator Blood at the Sunshine Coast.
Queensland race clubs face water shortage Racing Queensland is working with clubs to manage water supplies as the big dry in southeast Queensland starts to take hold.
Shogun's bright prospects for breakthrough Shogun Sun is set to win his first open company race at the Sunshine Coast after racing well in feature races during the summer.
Drones spotted at Leicester racecourse The issue of drones at racecourses is again in focus after the sighting of one at Leicester.
VCAT issues three-year bans to Hopes Racing Victoria has confirmed the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has issued three-year disqualifications to trainers Lee and Shannon Hope.
Regan Bayliss secures HK riding contract Young Australian jockey Regan Bayliss is to begin a three-month riding contract in Hong Kong.
Exeter out to make impression in Preview Two-year-old colt Exeter will be one of the Lindsay Park juveniles on trial for the Blue Diamond when he makes his debut in a Preview at Caulfield.
Good Idea chasing third-straight win The Phillip Stokes-trained Good Idea will be chasing his third-straight win when he makes his Melbourne debut in a midweek race at Sandown.
Levendi on track for Apollo Stakes return Levendi is poised to take on Winx in the Apollo Stakes, his first start since winning last year's Group One Australian Derby at Randwick.
Jockey Douglas Whyte to train in HK Champion jockey Douglas Whyte is to retire from riding to take up training in the competitive Hong Kong racing arena.
Written By pleases in Caulfield jump-out Group One-winning colt Written By has continued preparations for his return to racing with a pleasing jump-out at Caulfield.
Crocodile bite sidelines Chris Symons Victorian jockey Chris Symons has been bitten on the wrist by a crocodile housed on his property and will be sidelined for at least a week after minor surgery.
Avilius early favourite for Australian Cup Nominations have been taken for three Flemington feature races including the Australian Cup for which Avilius has been installed the early favourite.
Diamond hopes to clash in fillies Preview Gimcrack Stakes winner Catch Me is among the headline nominations for the Blue Diamond fillies Preview at Caulfield which includes six last-start winners.
Tom Melbourne to run in Carrington Stakes The popular Tom Melbourne will begin his campaign in the Carrington Stakes at Randwick as a precursor to a possible start in the All-Star Mile.
Alburq to press Diamond claims in Preview After missing a start in the Magic Millions Classic, the Mike Moroney-trained two-year-old colt Alburq has been redirected to a Blue Diamond campaign.
Liam Birchley after third Karaka Million Liam Birchley believes he can train his third Karaka Million winner with Neptune's Spear who has travelled well to New Zealand.
Quality nominations for Australia Stakes The Group Two Australia Stakes has attracted 16 nominations headlined by five Group One winners.
Newmarket not All-Star Mile for Vega Magic Lindsay Park senior trainer David Hayes says the Newmarket Handicap is the target for dual Group One-winning sprinter Vega Magic not the All-Star Mile.
Beauty Generation wins HK Stewards' Cup Reigning Hong Kong champion Beauty Generation has maintained his standing with victory in the Group One Stewards' Cup at Sha Tin.
All-Star Mile on radar for Redkirk Warrior Connections of multiple Group One-winner Redkirk Warrior are looking to stretch the gelding out in distance this campaign to try to gain an All-Star Mile spot.
Racing stars set to take to cricket field The seventh annual National Jockeys Trust T20 charity cricket match will feature a host of stars of Australian racing.
Jedastar set for Blue Diamond Preview The Blue Diamond Preview for fillies is the next assignment for the Lloyd Kennewell-trained Jedastar, an impressive winner at Flemington on debut.
Time To Reign ready for home track trial Unbeaten colt Time To Reign is ready for a barrier trial ahead of serious racing against the cream of the season's two-year-olds on his way to the Slipper.
Gollan-trained filly 50-50 for Millennium Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan says smart filly Vincere Volare is a 50-50 chance to run in the Inglis Millennium at Warwick Farm.
Altior wins 17th consecutive jumps race Altior has stretched his unbeaten sequence to 17 with a smooth victory in the Clarence House Chase at Ascot.
Mixed week for apprentice Baylee Nothdurft Queensland apprentice Baylee Nothdurft has finished a mixed week with a metropolitan double, a big fine and a suspension.
Winning jockey suspended for whip breach Jockey Michael Dee has copped a six-meeting suspension for breaching the whip rules before the 100m aboard eventual winner Khezerabad at Flemington.
Another Sydney win for Maher and Eustace Ciaron Maher Racing is continuing to show it means to be a force in Sydney with the stable notching another winner at Rosehill.
Kah rides Belwazi to Flemington stakes win Jockey Jamie Kah has steered Belwazi to a stakes race win at Flemington in her first weekend since making the move to Victorian racing.
Stephenson dreaming of Toowoomba Cup win Trainer Richie Stephenson is hoping to achieve a long-held ambition to win the Toowoomba Cup with Emphasis.
Bon Amis back to winning ways at Rosehill Bon Amis has bounced back from his first defeat this preparation to win at Rosehill after trainer Jason Deamer opted to bypass the Takeover Target Stakes.
Tropezina dashes to another city victory The Henry Dwyer-trained Tropezina has made it three wins from as many starts this preparation with victory in the $250,000 Inglis Dash at Flemington.
Cool Drafts in special win for Ben Currie Ben Currie has trained Takings to win at Eagle Farm but it was the win of Cool Drafts at Warwick five minutes earlier that was special for him.
Sydney G1 autumn aims for in-form Oceanex Three-year-old Oceanex will be aimed towards Group One staying races for fillies later in the season after impressing again with a win at Flemington.
Michael Murphy efforts rewarded on Snoopy Apprentice Michael Murphy's hard work for trainer Chris Munce has paid off with the winning ride on Snoopy at Eagle Farm.
Enzo's Lad in successive Gr 1 Telegraphs Enzo's Lad has defended his title in the Group One Telegraph at Trentham, nabbing Ferrando on the line to win by a nose.
Accession stamps claims to Golden Slipper The Chris Waller-trained two-year-old Accession has firmed for the Golden Slipper but has a $2 million race in his sights before the Group One finale.
Adelaide Cup looms on radar for Khezerabad Trainer Aaron Purcell has the Adelaide Cup and Galleywood Hurdle as targets for Flemington winner Khezerabad.
Epaumada puts Karaka Million bid on agenda Trainer Tony Gollan has some thinking to do after Epaumada qualified for the Karaka Million with an Eagle Farm win.
Tulloch Cup trophy returns to Eagle Farm The Haley family have donated a famous Brisbane Cup trophy to the Eagle Farm museum, 57 years after their horse Tulloch won the race.
Free Of Debt could be Diamond late entry After making it two wins from as many starts, the Chris Bieg-trained two-year-old Free Of Debt could have earned himself a crack at the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Brad Stewart weighs in light, fined $3000 Brisbane jockey Brad Stewart has been heavily fined after he weighed in light at Ipswich.
Fox to spin magic at Eagle Farm Missing a start at the Magic Millions meeting could prove a blessing in disguise for Magic Fox who runs at Eagle Farm.
Zourhea starts Oaks campaign at Rosehill The Gerald Ryan-trained Zourhea will begin a campaign aimed at the ATC Australian Oaks when she runs at Rosehill.
Belwazi to chase Kensington Stakes upset The Jerome Hunter-trained Belwazi will chase an upset in the Kensington Stakes at Flemington after being a late nomination for the Listed race.
Honey Baby to live up to family name Honey Baby cost only $6000 as a weanling but she is ready to uphold her family's good name at Eagle Farm.
Pint-sized filly has a big heart Lee Curtis says two-year-old Giselle Anne has taken significant improvement from the experience of her first race start and can run a cheeky race at Rosehill.
Gelded Ollivander to resume at Flemington Stakes-placed Ollivander will race for the first time since being gelded when he runs in the $250,000 Inglis Dash at Flemington.
Tom Button hopes Rockhampton form holds up Trainer Tom Button hopes the good recent form lines from Rockhampton hold up when the unbeaten Mad Irish Tycoon makes his Brisbane debut at Eagle Farm.
Sir Plush strikes gold in Gosford Cup Sir Plush has added another string to his bow with victory in the Gosford Gold Cup while Tactical Advantage has won the feature sprint, the Takeover Target.
Oakleigh Plate option for Viddora return Trainer Lloyd Kennewell will be guided by Viddora's preparation before deciding whether the dual Group One winner is ready to return in the Oakleigh Plate.
Bush trainer on Target to have last laugh After headlining a who's who of Australian Racing at the Magic Millions on the Gold Coast, Gerry Harvey will return to his roots with a Highway runner.
Heart Of A Lion to make Flemington return Lloyd Kennewell has stable veteran Heart Of A Lion ready to resume at Flemington and the trainer is delighted with the gelding's build-up.
Munce to keep things rolling on home track In-form trainer Chris Munce hopes to keep his good form rolling with First Crush and Snoopy in the Open Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Du Well on target for $250,000 Inglis Dash The lucrative Inglis Dash at Flemington is the next test for talented filly Du Well who has notched two wins and a second from three starts this preparation.
Stable to continue igniting Sydney racing Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace have the arsenal to continue their winning momentum in Sydney with two up-and-coming horses at Rosehill.
Iain Jardine stable hit by tragedy Natasha Galpin, a member of Iain Jardine's racing team stables in Dumfries in Scotland, has died following a fall on the gallops.
Rawiller building towards return to riding Brad Rawiller has been cleared to remove a neck brace he has been wearing since a race fall in October and is hoping to return to riding trackwork soon.
Waller to unleash top Queensland 2yos The Chris Waller stable has accepted with three promising two-year-olds at Eagle Farm.
Brexit concerns for Irish racing/travel Irish racing authorities have major concerns over a no-deal Brexit which would affect horses travelling to Great Britain and Europe.
Hawkshot shows promise in Sandown win Three-year-old Hawkshot has raced to an impressive win at Sandown but his jockey insists the gelding's racing manners need to improve for him to rise in class.
Patience paying off for Ljungberg owners Progressive three-year-old Ljungberg will be out to maintain his unblemished record this campaign at Rosehill.
Island Daze scores first-up win at Sandown Lightly raced four-year-old mare Island Daze has backed up some promising trackwork with a first-up win in a midweek city race at Sandown.
Greener pastures ahead for Dunn galloper Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn hopes he gets to keep Hong Kong-owned Green Mountain for a while longer after the gelding won at Doomben.
'Switched on' Lady Cuvee makes her mark She has taken her time but trainer Chris Waller expected nothing less from New Zealand-bred filly Lady Cuvee who has broken through for her first win.
Physicality faces city test in Inglis Dash After a maiden win on debut in country Victoria, trainer Symon Wilde is happy to give Physicality his chance in the $250,000 Inglis Dash at Flemington.
Bartley hoping for a Good Time in autumn Stakes winner In Good Time will kick off her campaign at Rosehill but connections are still weighing up which race she will contest.
Ryan Maloney back riding ahead of schedule Jockey Ryan Maloney will return to riding late after using methods employed by footballers to recover from injury.
Viking Warrior on trial for Diamond tilt Champion trainer David Hayes is hoping well-bred colt Viking Warrior can press his claims for the Blue Diamond when he runs at Flemington in his second start.
Murphy and Tregea chase two-state success Apprentice Michael Murphy and trainer Steve Tregea are set to continue their good form, starting with the Gosford Gold Cup.
Trapeze Artist pleases in barrier trial Triple Group One winner Trapeze Artist has warmed up for his next campaign with a barrier trial performance which has pleased his trainer Gerald Ryan.
35 G1 winners among All-Star Mile entries Thirty five Group One winners are among 130 eligible entries for the All-Star Mile ahead of the public vote to decide places in the field.
Tropezina set to chase third-straight win After wins at Mornington and Caulfield this summer, the Henry Dwyer-trained filly Tropezina faces her biggest test yet in the $250,000 Inglis Dash.
More Sundays out to press Guineas claims Champion trainer David Hayes is keen to target the Australian Guineas with blue blood colt More Sundays if he can live up to expectations this campaign.
Winx not among All-Star Mile nominations Champion Winx has not been nominated for the inaugural All-Star Mile in Melbourne, with the mare's autumn program to centre on Sydney.
Jamie Kah making the move to Melbourne South Australia's premier rider Jamie Kah is to base herself in Victoria seeking better opportunities and an elusive Group One win.
Evergreen Winx a supreme athlete: Bowman Champion Winx has pleased her trainer and jockey with her performance in a Rosehill barrier trial ahead of her final racing campaign.
Inglis Dash attracts 15 nominations The $250,000 Inglis Dash for three-year-olds at Flemington has attracted 15 nominations.
D'Argento to run in Rosehill barrier trial While most attention at the Rosehill trials will be on Winx, D'Argento is among the other elite level horses having their first autumn hit-outs.
Champagne Cuddles to resume at Flemington Sydney mare Champagne Cuddles is set to race in Melbourne for the first time when she resumes from a spell in the Listed Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Brooklyn Hustle favourite for Blue Diamond The Jason Warren-trained filly Brooklyn Hustle has been installed the early favourite for the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes for two-year-olds at Caulfield.
Yarra Valley meeting off because of heat Racing Victoria has abandoned a scheduled race meeting at Yarra Valley because of the forecast for extreme heat.
Baster to ride True Excelsior in G1 in NZ Jockey Stephen Baster will continue his association with the Leon and Troy Corstens-trained True Excelsior when the mare chases a Group One win in New Zealand.
Kennewell to trainer expensive colt Melbourne trainer Lloyd Kennewell will train the $1.7 million sale topper from the Magic Millions sale on the Gold Coast.
Sunlight, Oohood building to race returns Two Group One sprint races at Flemington are the first autumn targets for star filly Sunlight who is already a Group One winner at the Melbourne track.
Desleigh Forster keeps bargains coming Desleigh Forster's eye for a bargain has resulted in Chapter And Verse winning a million dollar race and adding to the trainer's growing reputation.
Peter Hulbert happy after Millions fifth Trainer Peter Hulbert believes he has a winter carnival hope in Oh Five Glory after she ran fifth in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Winx honoured at Santa Anita ceremony Australian champion Winx has been celebrated at a ceremony in the United States after being voted the most popular horse in the world.
Damian Browne ride inquiry adjourned An inquiry into a ride by Damian Browne at Eagle Farm has been adjourned until the jockey recovers from stomach surgery.
Godolphin nominate three for All-Star Mile Godolphin trainer James Cummings has announced Group One stars Hartnell, Alizee and Best Of Days as nominations for the inaugural All-Star Mile.
More preparation work at Eagle Farm Work is continuing on the Eagle Farm track surface in preparation for its next major test with its second race meeting within a few weeks.
Victor Espinoza no closer to race return Star American jockey Victor Espinoza will get a third medical opinion on when he can return to race riding after suffering a spinal injury.
MM runner-up Dubious gets consolation Magic Millions 2YO Classic runner-up Dubious has picked up a $325,000 bonus for his all-female owners syndicate.
Chauffeur salutes at first start for Weir Well-bred Chauffeur has sprinted to victory at Flemington in his first start since being transferred to the Darren Weir stable in Victoria.
Apprentice Dolan uses weight to advantage Apprentice Robbie Dolan has used his weight to advantage on Single Bullet to beat Jungle Edge in the Summer Sprint at Randwick, the first of a winning treble.
Bjorn Baker ends Millions day on a high Redouble completed a memorable day for Bjorn Baker when he landed some big bets to win the Magic Millions Cup at the Gold Coast.
Manolo Blahniq scores in Chester Manifold The Tony Noonan-trained Manolo Blahniq has claimed his first Australian stakes win with victory in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Godolphin filly wins Magic Millions 2YO Godolphin has won its first race at a Magic Millions carnival with Exhilarates claiming the 2YO Classic in outstanding fashion.
Boomsara wins Magic Millions 3YO Guineas Chris Munce has experienced his greatest moment as a trainer with Boomsara scoring a thrilling win in the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Madison County wins second G1 Madison County has overcome difficulties to claim the Levin Classic at Trentham, his second Group One victory.
Invincibella could chase Magic hat-trick Trainer Chris Waller concedes he is tempted to set Invincibella for a third straight Magic Millions Fillies and Mares race.
Fresh is best for Baker's Egyptian Symbol Bjorn Baker believes he's finally found the key to Egyptian Symbol after the mare produced a barnstorming finish to win the Magic Millions Snippets.
Eurell has Guineas aspirations for O'Tauto Lightly raced O'Tauto is likely to be given his chance to progress towards the Australian Guineas after a hard-fought win at Flemington over 1400m.
Tumultuous goes back to back in $1m Trophy Tumultuous has become the third horse to win back-to-back Magic Millions Trophies on the Gold Coast.
Linda Meech creates history at Randwick Linda Meech has become the first dual licence holder to ride in Sydney and has made it count with victory in the first two races.
Carnival goals ahead for Chapter And Verse Winter carnival goals including a possible Stradbroke Handicap mission are on the drawing board for Magic Millions QTIS Open winner Chapter And Verse.
Silentz makes it back-to-back city wins The Darren Weir-trained Silentz has made it back-to-back city victories, overhauling So Si Bon in the straight to win over 1600m at Flemington.
Griffin lands Country Cup on roughie Gold Coast jockey Dan Griffin has displayed his class with a win on outsider Mr Markou in the Magic Millions Country Cup.
Microphone wins on debut at Flemington Godolphin-owned two-year-old colt Microphone has got the job done on debut, racing to a narrow win over Pretty Brazen at Flemington.
Terminology too smart in Magic Maiden Promising filly Terminology has continued the domination of Sydney horses in the Magic Millions Maiden with a comprehensive win on Saturday.
Ellicazoom ready to fire at the Gold Coast Co-trainer Tom Dabernig says Ellicazoom has been impressing on the training track ahead of a tilt at a $1 million Magic Millions race at the Gold Coast.
Winx ready to run in barrier trial Winx will begin the countdown to her final racing campaign in a 900m-barrier trial at Rosehill.
Hall gets Sydney chance on Jungle Edge Victorian apprentice Chelsea Hall is set to ride in Sydney for the first time when she partners Jungle Edge in the Summer Sprint at Randwick.
Patrick Payne books Cahill for key rides Trainer Patrick Payne has secured big-race jockey Michael Cahill for two key rides on Magic Millions day.
Chapter and Verse to prove his worth Desleigh Forster is hoping rising star Chapter and Verse can prove he is a winter carnival contender by winning the Magic Millions QTIS Open.
Young brigade out in force at Randwick There will be plenty of fresh faces in the jockeys' room at Randwick with a host of apprentices given opportunities on the Randwick card.
Winx form looks good for Cabeza De Vaca Jockey Stephen Baster believes Cabeza De Vaca's first-up run behind Winx last preparation provides a strong guide to his Chester Manifold Stakes chances.
Trainer Ben Currie's inquiry deferred An inquiry into four alleged positive swabs from horses trained by Ben Currie has been deferred to allow a legal issue to be resolved.
Williams pair begin Championships campaign Goulburn trainer Danny Williams is preparing for a busy day at Randwick with six runners including Highway Handicap favourite Hemmerle.
Filly already part of Millions glory Trainer Peter Hulbert believes Magic Millions Classic contender Oh Five Glory is an example of what the Magic Millions series is all about.
Ill Damian Browne to miss Millions Damian Browne will be out for several weeks after undergoing bowel surgery and will be replaced by Tim Clark on second favourite Boomsara in the $2m MM Guineas.
Yes Yes Yes out of Magic Millions Former favourite Yes Yes Yes has been scratched from the Magic Millions 2YO Classic after originally being passed fit to run.
Dubai Gold Cup plans for Cross Counter The Dubai Gold Cup on World Cup night at Meydan has been pencilled in for Melbourne Cup winner Cross Counter's first start of 2019.
Doss out of Magic Millions Guineas Emergency Doss has been scratched from the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas with Say I See You next in line to get a start.
Battlers set to star again at Gold Coast The battlers beating the odds story of Magic Millions day could easily involve jockey Luke Tarrant and trainer Kevin Kemp.
So Si Bon chasing back-to-back wins After breaking through for his first win in more than two years, So Si Bon will be out to back it up when he runs at Flemington over 1600m.
Full book for Jay Ford at Randwick Jockey Jay Ford is convinced Sikhing Glory can break a distance hoodoo and score his first win beyond 1000 metres at Randwick.
Classic hope Yes Yes Yes found to be sore Darren Weir-trained two-year-old Yes Yes Yes must pass another inspection before being allowed to start in the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
Freedman ready to Frolic in Sydney Life has come full circle for trainer Michael Freedman as he restarts the process of rebuilding a stable in Sydney.
Manolo Blahniq favourite for Listed race After two placings so far this preparation, the Tony Noonan-trained Manolo Blahniq is the early favourite for the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes.
Good Millions news for Michael Nolan Trainer Michael Nolan is delighted Unconditional has made the field for the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas and .
Femme Fireball to improve from good gate Trainer Robert Heathcote expects a sharp improvement from Femme Fireball with the mare finally drawing a good barrier in the Millions Fillies and Mares race.
Mick Lakey swimming against MM tide The Gold Coast will take centre stage this weekend and that's precisely what Mick Lakey is banking on when he brings consistent mare Final Zero to Sydney.
Shinn returns to trackwork after injury Blake Shinn's comeback to race riding is a step closer with the jockey's return to trackwork after recovering from a neck injury suffered in a fall.
Godolphin set for Magic Millions treble The Godolphin organisation has chances in three races on Magic Millions day at the Gold Coast headed by Exhilarates in the $2 million 2YO Classic.
Buoyant start to Magic Millions sale The annual Magic Millions sale at the Gold Coast has started on a high note with four yearlings sold for $1 million or more.
Mahis Angel scores narrow Caulfield win Jockey Joe Bowditch believes Mahis Angel is still learning his craft but was pleased with the fight the colt showed to score a narrow win at Caulfield
263 juveniles remain in Blue Diamond Second acceptances for this year's Blue Diamond have been taken with 263 two-year-olds remaining in the mix for the Group One race at Caulfield.
Columbus Circle makes stylish debut The Nick Ryan-trained three-year-old Columbus Circle has made a promising start to his career, winning an 1100m maiden at Caulfield.
Menari back to track after stud failure Menari will return to racing after experiencing fertility issues at stud and will be aimed at the Stradbroke Handicap.
Vorster set to ride for McEvoy stable Trainer Tony McEvoy says he is excited to have jockey Barend Vorster set to ride for his stable in South Australia.
Setback for NZ-bound Neptune's Spear Two-year-old Neptune's Spear's chances in the Karaka Million in New Zealand have suffered a blow with his defeat as odds-on favourite at Doomben.
Matt Dunn-trained gelding ready to fire The Fire Trap has come through a bruising last-start run and is ready for the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Monsieur Sisu chasing back-to-back wins Monsieur Sisu has an unblemished record on heavy ground but Paul Cave expects him to run well at Randwick regardless of the track condition.
Cool Chap to return in Chester Manifold Co-trainer Tom Dabernig says he can't fault Cool Chap leading into his return in the Chester Manifold Stakes and is looking to the gelding to make his mark.
Young sires chase Millions double Young gun sires Better Than Ready and Spirit Of Boom have the chance to give Queensland studs a rare double on Magic Millions day.
Joe Cleary follows golden rule to Millions Trainer Joe Cleary is following a policy of his father, retired trainer Frank Cleary, by sticking with jockey Jess Taylor in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Two Flemington options for Rock 'n' Gold Connections of Rock 'n' Gold will decide before acceptance time whether to run the gelding in the Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington or a 1600m-handicap.
Australian Turf Club to cap membership The Australian Turf Club will introduce a waiting list for membership applications taken after the end of January.
70 entries so far for rich All-Star Mile Some high-profile horses have already been nominated for the inaugural All-Star Mile with more big names expected to be entered.
Thornton, McNeil have suspensions reduced Stephanie Thornton has had an improper riding suspension reduced from 25 to 20 meetings on appeal while Jye McNeil has had a careless riding ban reduced.
Blinkers could help The Odyssey in Classic Queensland hopeful The Odyssey could wear blinkers in the Magic Millions Classic in which he will start from barrier two.
Jungle Edge a late Summer Sprint entry Popular sprinter Jungle Edge has been added to the field for the Summer Sprint at Randwick and has been given top weight of 64.5kg.
Ridgewood Drive chasing second city win After breaking his maiden at Sandown, three-year-old Ridgewood Drive is set to back up seven days later at Caulfield to chase another city win.
Outback Barbie shortens for Millions Outback Barbie is the short-priced favourite for the Magic Millions Guineas after drawing perfectly for the $2 million race at the Gold Coast.
Exhilarates now favourite for MM Classic Godolphin filly Exhilarates is now the outright favourite for the $2 million Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast after drawing barrier nine.
Dubious out to remain unbeaten in Millions Dubious puts his unbeaten run on the line in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast after wins in Sydney and Brisbane in his two starts.
Payne has feature race hopes in two states Chamois Road headlines Patrick Payne's entries at Flemington on Chester Manifold Stakes day while stablemates Husson Eagle and Zizzis have Gold Coast targets.
Kent weighs in on track debate in Victoria Trainer Mick Kent has given his view on the track preparation policy in Victoria, including questioning the accuracy of some track ratings.
Chris Munce to star at Millions Chris Munce has been a major player on Magic Millions day for years and looks set to again play a big part in the rich meeting at the Gold Coast.
Ljungberg out of Guineas after mix-up Sydney three-year-old Ljungberg will be scratched from the Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast after a mix-up over his acceptance in the $2 million race.
Programming change helps Neptune's Spear The decision to add an extra two-year-old race to the Doomben midweek meeting has helped the cause of Karaka Million hopeful Neptune's Spear.
Ciaron Maher Racing opens Sydney stable Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher will now have stables in two states with confirmation of a Sydney base at Warwick Farm.
Michael Crismale joins RNSW board Racing minister Paul Toole has announced former Australian Turf Club chairman Michael Crismale will join the board of Racing NSW.
Brisbane trainer Barry Miller dies aged 78 Group One-winning Brisbane trainer Barry Miller has died aged 78 after a long illness.
Long Leaf on target for New Zealand race The Lindsay Park stable will send stakes-winning colt Long Leaf to New Zealand to run in the Karaka Million 3YO Classic at his next start.
The Candy Man in freak Sunshine Coast win The Candy Man has revived memories of the great Gunsynd after missing the start by 10 lengths before winning at the Sunshine Coast.
Winx on target for final campaign Winx has surprised her trainer Chris Waller who continues to marvel at her fitness and prowess ahead of what will be her final racing campaign.
Better Reflection settles in on Gold Coast Rockhampton filly Better Reflection has arrived on the Gold Coast ahead of her bid to beat the big stables in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic.
True Excelsior to head to NZ for G1 sprint The Leon and Troy Corstens-trained True Excelsior will travel to New Zealand to chase a Group One win in The Telegraph at Trentham.
James Cummings passes first stress test Godolphin Australia's head trainer James Cummings believes he has already passed his first stress test on the way to the Magic Millions meeting.
Allan Reardon new Qld track assessor Former Queensland chief steward Allan Reardon has been appointed as the state's new official track walker.
Mastering scores narrow Caulfield win Odds-on favourite Mastering has held on to score a narrow win at Caulfield, beating the fast-finishing Harbour Grey by a nose.
Apprentice Robbie Dolan's star on the rise Apprentice Robbie Dolan has ridden a double at Randwick including a first winner for trainer Chris Waller to continue his rise up the Sydney riding ranks.
Godolphin gets first Millions runner The massive Godolphin operation has secured its first runner in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic with Exhilarates Gold Coast win on Saturday.
Chatuchak races away for Caulfield victory Godolphin-owned mare Chatuchak has finished strongly to win at Caulfield, giving jockey Dwayne Dunn a winning double at the meeting.
Tyzone proves too classy in Gold Coast win Consistent galloper Tyzone has appreciated a sharp drop in class to score an overdue win at the Gold Coast.
No Millions for Ljungberg despite win Trainer Ron Quinton is not tempted to send Ljungberg to the Gold Coast for the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas despite the ease of his win at Randwick.
Bold Missile brings up double for Dwyer Victories by Tropezina and Bold Missile have given Caulfield trainer Henry Dwyer a winning double on his home track.
Sydney a potential option for Coast winner Prioritise has been able to win at the Gold Coast after setting a slow early pace to record his fifth win this season.
Easy Eddie earns shot at Takeover Target Easy Eddie will take the next step in his burgeoning career in the Listed Takeover Target Stakes at Gosford after his win at Randwick.
Native Soldier out of Millions and autumn A leg injury has ruled Native Soldier out of the Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast with Darren Weir hoping to have the colt back for the spring carnival.
Apprentice Nothdurft lands Gold Coast win Apprentice Baylee Nothdurft has ridden his first Saturday metropolitan winner not long after getting his city licence.
Hightail firms for Magic Millions with win Hightail has firmed dramatically for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic after his Randwick win but co-trainer Peter Snowden has warned he is not a certain starter.
Toby Edmonds to aim higher with Acqume Acqume has repaid a decision to keep her racing with a Gold Coast win that could be the forerunner to a stakes campaign.
Tropezina makes it back-to-back victories The Henry Dwyer-trained filly Tropezina has backed up a maiden win at Mornington first-up with a city win at Caulfield in her second start of her campaign.
Jackson Murphy to have surgery on hand Leading Brisbane apprentice Jackson Murphy will have surgery on his right hand after being injured in a race fall.
Kendrick hopes he has a real deal Trainer Stuart Kendrick is looking to He's The Deel to show his staying promise when he runs over 1800 metres at the Gold Coast.
Peralta to kick off career at Randwick David Payne is keen to see how Peralta performs at his first start and how Silent Explorer returns when he takes the pair to Randwick.
Waldron to saddle first Melbourne runners Mission Hill and Weather With You will be the first city runners in Melbourne for trainer Joe Waldron who has recently relocated from New Zealand to Mornington.
Edmonds calls on Guthmann-Chester Leading trainer Toby Edmonds has called on apprentice Jag Guthmann-Chester to help ease a weight hike for Tyzone at the Gold Coast.
Cup horse injury could not be foreseen: RV An investigation has found the ultimately fatal injury suffered by The Cliffsofmoher during the Melbourne Cup could not have been foreseen or prevented.
Tony McEvoy relying on Hills for Millions Hills will have to win her way to the Magic Millions Classic via a race at the Gold Coast if trainer Tony McEvoy is to defend the race he won with Sunlight.
Nomothaj out to bounce back at Caulfield Co-trainer Tom Dabernig believes a drier surface can spark an improved showing from stakes-winning filly Nomothaj when she runs at Caulfield.
Australian sprinter Faatinah wins in Dubai Australian sprinter Faatinah has kicked off his Dubai campaign with victory in a 1000m-sprint at Meydan on the opening night of their carnival.
Thornton, McNeil appeal riding suspensions Stephanie Thornton has lodged an appeal against the severity of an improper riding suspension while Jye McNeil is appealing a seven-meeting careless riding ban.
Three winners for McDonald at Te Aroha Leading Sydney jockey James McDonald has made a flying visit home to New Zealand, catching up with old friends and riding three winners at Te Aroha.
Ben Thompson set to begin Singapore stint Young Victorian jockey Ben Thompson is looking forward to starting an overseas riding stint in Singapore where he has been licensed for the season.
Price believes 1400m will suit Mastering Trainer Mick Price believes if Mastering can prove himself over 1400m at Caulfield, it will open up the gelding's options.
Randwick barrier concern for Nicci's Gold Trainer Gary Portelli has some concerns about the transfer of racing from Warwick Farm to Randwick with in-form mare Nicci's Gold.
Metis to give Tony Gollan another thrill Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan admits he gets an extra thrill every time he can win a race with the speedy Metis, a horse he helped syndicate.
Just Hifalutin to make Caulfield return Just Hifalutin is set for her first start in almost six months at Caulfield, with her trainer Enver Jusufovic looking forward to the mare's return.
Barrier concern for Oh Five Glory at Coast Trainers Peter and Will Hulbert will reluctantly run Oh Five Glory from a wide barrier at the Gold Coast in the lead-up to the Magic Millions Classic.
Lloyd Kennewell to close Adelaide stable Trainer Lloyd Kennewell has announced he will close his Adelaide stable to concentrate on Melbourne after funding and prize money cuts to SA racing.
Martin Seidl lands first metropolitan win Robe De Fete has given visiting German rider Martin Seidl a first Victorian metropolitan win at Sandown.
Destiny's Kiss closing in on retirement Trainer Joe Pride is preparing for the retirement of veteran stayer Destiny's Kiss, a gallant third in the New Year's Day Cup after copping interference.
Villa Sarchi impresses in Sandown victory Villa Sarchi has unleashed a powerful finishing burst to again score a first-up victory over 1000 metres at Sandown.
Gold Coast or Flemington for Mr Money Bags The Magic Millions Cup at the Gold Coast or the Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington are the options for last-start winner Mr Money Bags.
Sandown winners have big staying targets Amanikan and Ridgewood Drive have shown their potential with maiden victories at Sandown which may lead to Derby and Oaks races later in the season.
Old association wins again at Doomben The long-standing and successful combination of trainer Michael Nolan and owner Kim McCasker has won with Devils Marbles at Doomben.
Easy Eddie to run for Pride at Kensington Trainer Joe Pride will take Easy Eddie to race at Randwick but says he would rather be racing on his home track at Warwick Farm.
In-form Schweida ponders Millions Kelly Schweida has equalled his best training performance at a TAB meeting but has the Magic Millions Classic on his mind with The Odyssey
Du Well out to continue winning campaign The Robbie Griffiths-trained Du Well will chase her third consecutive win this preparation when she lines up at Caulfield in a 1000m race for fillies.
RQ to help with Millions schedule problem Racing Queensland will address a problem which has resulted in several horses missing a chance to qualify for the Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic.
RV reschedule upcoming Stawell meeting Racing Victoria has rescheduled a Stawell race meeting because of the forecast for extreme heat.
Sun City out of Magic Millions Sun City has been scratched from the Magic Millions with a leg infection but his trainer says he could still return for the Golden Slipper.
Rachel King suspended at Randwick Rachel King has copped the first Sydney suspension of the year for causing interference in the New Year's Day Cup in which she was second on Earth Angel.
John Allen suspended twice at Flemington John Allen has incurred a third careless riding ban in as many days with Racing Victoria stewards suspending him on two careless riding charges at Flemington.
Etymology impresses with Bagot Hcp success Etymology has made it two wins in succession at Flemington, taking out the Listed Bagot Handicap over 2800m for his fourth career win.
Whispering Brook takes out G3 Standish Hcp Whispering Brook has continued her good form since joining the Darren Weir stable, adding the Group Three Standish Handicap at Flemington to her record.
Naval Warfare strikes again at Randwick Naval Warfare has broken through for a stakes win at Randwick, taking out the New Year's Day Cup for trainer Chris Waller and jockey Corey Brown.
Santa Monica a surprise Group 1 winner The unheralded Santa Monica has caused a major upset in the Railway Stakes at Ellerslie, the first Group One race in Australasia for the year.
German import Schabau wins Aust debut Connections of German import Schabau are already eyeing the Melbourne Cup after his Australian debut victory at Flemington.
Poy joins father in win for Lindsay Park Michael Poy has worn the famous Lindsay Park silks to victory in a race at Flemington, emulating his father Michael Clarke who wore them on countless occasions.
Lubuk to get last chance at Millions Promising colt Lubuk is likely to be given a last chance to make the Magic Millions Classic field via a race at the Gold Coast.
Villa Sarchi set for first-up Sandown tilt Trainer Heath Conners is hoping a return to Sandown will bring out the best in Villa Sarchi who is set to run first-up over 1000 metres.
Jedastar too speedy in Flemington debut The Lloyd Kennewell-trained Jedastar has recorded a strong win on debut at Flemington and will be prepared for the Blue Diamond Preview.
Warwick Farm transferred to Kensington A race meeting has been transferred from Warwick Farm to Randwick's Kensington track because of extreme heat predicted in Sydney's south-west.
Crafty veteran tops $1m in prize money Veteran Crafty Cruiser has collected a $600 cheque for finishing sixth at Warrnambool to push his earnings through the $1 million mark.
Tom Marquand hoping for more Aust success Visiting English jockey Tom Marquand is hoping to build on his Randwick double when he returns to the track for the New Year's Day meeting.
Etymology primed ahead of Bagot assault Godolphin's Etymology is favourite to collect a second win in succession when he lines up in the Bagot Handicap at Flemington.
Melody Belle favourite for Railway The tangerine colours of Te Akau, sported by many stars including Gingernuts, are favoured to be to the fore at Ellerslie in the Railway Stakes.
Meagher and Prebble reunite in Standish Talented mare Savanna Amour has brought together jockey Brett Prebble and trainer Chris Meagher to attempt victory in the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
Godolphin attacks Magic Millions meeting The powerful Godolphin stable could have three runners at the Magic Millions meeting if Exhilarates can sneak into the 2YO Classic field.
Alexander facing cobalt investigation Trainer Archie Alexander is under investigation after one of his horses returned a high cobalt reading after winning a maiden race at Kilmore.
Most trainers want softer track conditions A survey by the Australian Trainers' Association has found its members in Victoria want the current track policy altered to offer softer conditions.
Soldier to gallop towards Magic Millions Trainer Darren Weir says Native Soldier is over a lameness issue that threatened to derail his campaign for the Magic Millions Guineas on the Gold Coast.
Barry Lockwood to continue good run Trainer Barry Lockwood is hoping to continue his stable's good form and get Doss into the Magic Millions Guineas with a Gold Coast win.
Aristia back in work preparing for autumn Trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra will not hesitate to stop Aristia's autumn campaign if the filly shows she has not come up after a hectic spring.
Australian Derby winner Jon Snow retired Connections of Australian Derby winner Jon Snow have retired the entire and are now looking ahead to his future at stud.
Jackson Murphy escapes serious injury Leading Brisbane apprentice Jackson Murphy has been cleared of serious injury after a fall at Doomben.
Johnson celebrates OBE with Newbury winner Champion British jumps jockey Richard Johnson has celebrated his OBE in the New Year Honours list with a winner at Newbury.
Queensland wants national Regumate rules Racing Queensland officials want a national rule governing the use of the controversial Regumate in fillies and mares.
Godolphin doubles up in MM wildcard stakes The Godolphin stable landed its second wildcard entry for Magic Millions day when Manicure won at Nudgee Stakes at Doomben.
Bergerac claims Bernborough Handicap Bergerac has made light of his rating as Toowoomba trainer Steve Tregea's third choice for the Bernborough Handicap by winning the Listed race at Doomben.
Kevin Kemp sold on mare's Buffering win Sold For Song has broken a 30-month losing streak in the Buffering Quality at Doomben to the delight of trainer Kevin Kemp.
Ashlor too speedy in Moonee Valley sprint Favourable Perth weather conditions have allowed Ashlor to return to Moonee Valley to win the Punters.com.au Handicap over 1000m.
Browne steers Boomsara to Vo Rogue success A dashing front-running ride by jockey Damian Browne has helped Boomsara win the Group Three Vo Rogue Stakes at Doomben.
Alizee returns a winner at Randwick Alizee's class has shone through with the dual G1-winning mare taking out the Christmas Classic at Randwick on her return from an enforced ban for bleeding.
Sun shines on McEvoy's BJ McLachlan tip Trainer Tony McEvoy's prediction that Sun City was ready to win was proved correct when the colt took out the Group Three BJ McLachlan Stakes
Al Galayel doubles up at Moonee Valley Al Galayel has recorded back-to-back Moonee Valley over 2040m wins taking out the Events @ The Valley Handicap as favourite.
Jackson Murphy needs scans after fall Jockey Jackson Murphy has been taken to hospital after falling in the Vo Rogue Stakes at Doomben.
Price unearths autumn hopes at The Valley Crack The Code and Oceanex completed a race-to-race Moonee Valley double for Mick Price, giving the trainer optimism for the autumn carnival.
Mister Songman a real hit in famous silks The blue and green striped silks of the late Tommy Smith have made a winning reappearance at Randwick on Adam Hyeronimus aboard Mister Songman.
Late pick-up ride a winner for James Orman James Orman has picked up a late ride on Fiery Heights to continue trainer Barry Lockwood's good run in the Listed Falvelon Stakes at Doomben.
Godolphin's Tally nabs Millions wild card Tough Godolphin stayer Tally has led all of the way to earn a wild card to the Magic Millions Trophy by winning at Doomben.
Tom Marquand in two from two at Randwick Visiting English jockey Tom Marquand has ridden two winners from two rides at Randwick including Magic Millions aspirant Movie Role.
Jessica Eaton lands prize at Moonee Valley Jessica Eaton is making the most of support from Mornington trainers guiding Catching Beams to victory at Moonee Valley.
Eker Road takes the shortest route home Gold Coast gelding Eker Road has made the most of barrier one to win the Provincial Sprint Series final at Doomben.
Yes Yes Yes scores again at Moonee Valley Yes Yes Yes has put his credentials on the line for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic with an easy win at Moonee Valley.
Brains outsmarts Gollan in Doomben victory Brains has surprised his trainer Tony Gollan with his win at Doomben as stablemate Ignite The Light finished unplaced..
Dylan Dunn hospitalised after Valley fall Dylan Dunn has been transported to Royal Melbourne Hospital after falling from Crystal Beau at Moonee Valley.
Price two-year-olds set for Valley debut Battlecruiser and Sweeping The Board are set to make their debuts for trainer Mick Price in a two-year-old race at Moonee Valley.
Sexy Eyes is Belle of the Turf at Gosford Sexy Eyes has claimed a first stakes win in the Group Three Belle of the Turf at Gosford while Military Zone has taken the other feature, the Gosford Guineas.
Allen back a winner after 12-month break After trying to sell real estate and working in drainage and excavation, Matthew Allen has made a successful return to race riding at Bairnsdale.
Fell Swoop to pose a threat to Alizee Alizee is the stand-out in the Christmas Classic at Randwick but she will have be challenged by Fell Swoop after his return to winning form in the Razor Sharp.
Ipswich winner Hills to chase Millions Well-bred filly Hills is set to chase a Magic Millions berth after winning her debut in a Queensland provincial race at Ipswich.
Purcell doubling up with Valley runners The Aaron Purcell-trained prospective jumper Double Bluff and stablemate Scherzoso will race against each other at Moonee Valley.
Toby Edmonds shows confidence in Viral Trainer Toby Edmonds has shown his confidence in promising three-year-old Viral by putting him in stakes class at his fifth start.
Robbie Fradd has rare ride for Ben Currie In-form jockey Robbie Fradd will have a rare ride for trainer Ben Currie on import Kay Kay Boy in the Listed Bernborough Handicap at Doomben.
In-form pair after another Valley victory The Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra stable is chasing a fifth straight Saturday metropolitan victory with Essence Of Terror and Freeze Over at Moonee Valley.
Doomben key to Kelly Schweida's plans The Doomben meeting is vital to trainer Kelly Schweida's plans for bigger races at the Magic Millions carnival.
Altior in cruise control at Kempton Altior has extended his unbeaten record over jumps to 16 with victory in the Desert Orchid Chase at Kempton.
Class jump for Problem Solver at Randwick Problem Solver will tackle dual Group One winner Alizee in the Listed Christmas Classic at Randwick on her way to the Magic Millions day at the Gold Coast.
Skytrek fresh for Bernborough Handicap Noted fresh horse Skytrek has had a solid trial in preparation for the Listed Bernborough Handicap at Doomben.
Beauty Way out to set autumn targets at MV Impressive Australian debut winner Beauty Way is set to step up in distance at Moonee Valley which will help guide trainer Grahame Begg to his autumn targets.
Tye Angland's spinal injuries revealed The extent of Tye Angland's injuries suffered in a Hong Kong race fall have been revealed amid fears he could be a quadriplegic.
Doomben barriers a problem for Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote has some tough decisions to make after three of his horses drew bad barriers in feature races at Doomben.
Balfour hoping to be Cashed up in Vic raid South Australian trainer Ryan Balfour is considering bringing more horses to race in Victoria after the announcement of funding cuts at home.
Victorem on money trail to millions Talented sprinter Victorem can move within sight of the magic million dollars in peize money if he wins the Buffering Quality at Doomben.
Larry Cassidy to reunite with Lubuk Jockey Larry Cassidy will again combine with Lubuk from the Chris Waller stable in the B J McLachlan Stakes at Doomben.
Melbourne Cup dream for Verdana Blue Verdana Blue has ended the long unbeaten run of dual champion hurdler Buveur D'Air in the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton to prompt thoughts of the Melbourne Cup.
Fierce Impact wins Group Three Summer Cup The imported Fierce Impact has claimed his second Australian win, stepping up to Group Three level in the Summer Cup at Randwick.
Native Soldier sizzles in Caulfield win Native Soldier has given his older rivals a galloping lesson in the Listed Christmas Stakes at Caulfield before pulling up lame following his win.
So Si Bon finally lands second career win Victory in the Lord Stakes at Caulfield has given So Si Bon the second win of his career which now spans 31 starts.
Plitvice on path to replace Privlaka Trainer Robert Heathcote looks to have an able replacement for the recently retired Privlaka with the sprinter's brother Plitvice a Sunshine Coast winner.
Danzdanzdance wins G1 Zabeel Classic Danzdanzdance has made it back-to-back Group One wins with her victory in the Zabeel Classic at Ellerslie.
Flying Krupt gets Phillip Stokes on board Victory by Flying Krupt at Caulfield has broken the ice for trainer Phillip Stokes from his new training base at the Pakenham racecourse.
Pin Sec gives Godolphin another 2yo winner Godolphin has produced another two-year-old winner with Pin Sec successful on debut at Randwick under Adam Hyeronimus.
Tregea-trained trio expected to improve Trainer Steve Tregea expects his three runners in the Bernborough Handicap will all improve on their last starts.
Chris Caserta claims a double at Caulfield Apprentice Chris Caserta has claimed a winning double at Caulfield for trainer Darren Weir on a quick visit from Adelaide.
Just Zerene has one chance in a million Expensive filly Just Zerene will get her only chance to qualify for the Magic Millions Classic when she runs at Doomben.
Runson switched on for Christmas Stakes A return to the hustle and bustle of the Flemington training tracks after a visit to Perth has switched Runson on ahead of the Christmas Stakes.
Deploy's little brother coming to town Wokurna has a bit to live up to as a sibling of three-time stakes winner Deploy and will be out for his first city win at Randwick.
Thompson hoping for some Christmas cheer Victory in the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield aboard George Patton would be the perfect send-off for Singapore-bound jockey Ben Thompson.
Newnham fillies to stay the distance Mark Newnham has four fillies in his stable all being prepared for staying races in the autumn headed by Group One winner Maid Of Heaven.
So Si Bon after second career win So Si Bon is set to run over his longest distance since joining Lindsay Park when he competes in the Lord Stakes at Caulfield.
Online portal for horse owners introduced Racehorse owners will soon be able to use an online portal with Racing Australia introducing the service to replace paper-based transactions.
Chris Munce to wow them in McLachlan Chris Munce hopes Wowsers can win the Bruce McLachlan Stakes on Saturday to qualify for the Magic Millions Classic.
Smith expecting Fierce to have an impact Fierce Impact's second to subsequent Villiers Stakes winner Sky Boy is a boost for trainer Matthew Smith ahead of the Summer Cup at Randwick.
Weir trio take aim at Christmas Stakes Intelligence Cross, Native Soldier and Platinum Angel will line up for Darren Weir who is after successive wins in the Listed Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Elissim trials for Millions at Caulfield Smart Elissim will put his claims for a trip to the Gold Coast on the line when he runs in the Frank O'Brien Handicap at Caulfield.
Cup-winning jockey John Marshall dies The Australian racing industry is is paying tribute to Melbourne Cup-winning jockey John Marshall who has died aged 60.
Coral Bay to give family another win Coral Bay can join a long line of feature race winners bred by the Cutts family when he runs at Doomben.
Brooklyn Hustle about to start Diamond bid Impressive Moonee Valley debut winner Brooklyn Hustle is set to begin her Blue Diamond Stakes campaign after a break at Rosemont Stud.
Tony McEvoy fears for racing in South Aust Trainer Tony McEvoy says the South Australian racing industry is in jeopardy after funding cuts by the government which have forced prize money reductions.
Devine Factor to follow proven path Promising filly Devine Factor will have to win a race the week before the Magic Millions Classic to qualify for the $2 million race.
Vassilator undergoes a course in dressage Trainer Colin Little plans to keep Caulfield Guineas runner-up Vassilator away from the winner The Autumn Sun in his upcoming campaign.
Winx to be honoured with Rosehill statue The Australian Turf Club is to celebrate Winx's career with special memorabilia during the autumn carnival and a statue to be built at Rosehill Racecourse.
Outback Barbie to chase 3yo bonus The decision to spell star three-year-old Zoustyle means his stablemate Outback Barbie has a real chance at a $500,000 bonus.
Hospital for Poy after Flemington mishap A barrier mishap at the start of a race at Flemington has resulted in apprentice Michael Poy being taken to hospital for observation.
Sir Bacchus returns to his best at Farm Sir Bacchus has made amends for his second-up disappointment with a barnstorming finish to win the December Handicap at Warwick Farm.
Six of the best for Dylan Dunn at Colac After 18 months out of the saddle, jockey Dylan Dunn has ridden six winners from six rides at Colac.
Eagle Farm swelters through comeback The reopening to Eagle Farm racetrack has been considered a success despite sweltering weather conditions.
Mr Money Bags completes job at Flemington Mr Money Bags has overcome a wide draw and a tough run to win the Yuletide Handicap at Flemington.
Graham has awesome hopes for Pluck Trainer Jenny Graham believes her Eagle Farm winner Awesome Pluck has the ability to measure up to her stakes horse Victorem.
Wet home track suits Monsieur Sisu The Paul Cave-trained Monsieur Sisu has revelled in the conditions at Warwick Farm to score his third career win and his third on heavy ground.
Doss ditches maiden status in style Doss has come back from well back in the field to ditch his maiden status at Eagle Farm and head to the Magic Millions carnival.
Girls Are Ready for Magic Millions start Girls Are Ready has cemented a berth in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast with a stylish win at Warwick Farm.
Blinkers work for Trusty Lad at Eagle Farm Blinkers have helped Trusty Lad win the Eagle Way series final at Eagle Farm and send him on the road to the 2019 Queensland Derby.
Australian Guineas hope strikes first-up Poised To Strike has put his Australian Guineas hopes on the line with a first-up win over 1200m at Flemington.
Dubious handles the heat at Eagle Farm Smart two-year-old Dubious has handled the Brisbane heat with ease, winning at Eagle Farm on his way to the Magic Millions in January.
Flemington win give My Pendant a hat-trick My Pendant has followed victories over 1200m at Sandown and Moonee Valley with a winning step up to 1400m at Flemington.
Cuts made to South Australian racing South Australia's carnival races and regional infrastructure projects have been hard hit by funding cuts to the industry.
The Autumn Sun nearing a return to stable The Autumn Sun will soon return to Chris Waller's stable with the Randwick Guineas his first Group One aim.
Mr Money Bags' draw concerns Griffiths Mr Money Bags will have to overcome a wide barrier if he is to be successful in the Yuletide Handicap at Flemington.
Pfieffer puts faith in Godolphin cast-off Ghostly's new trainer David Pfieffer believes the former Godolphin galloper still has plenty to offer as the sprinter prepares to resume at Warwick Farm.
Pistol to pocket more prize money Smart two-year-old Pocket Pistol needs to finish in the top three at Eagle Farm to be assured enough prize money for a Magic Millions Classic start.
Prize money boost for Gold Coast races Significant prize money boosts have been announced for the Hollindale Stakes and The Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Girls are ready for Magic Millions bid Bush filly Girls Are Ready will be out to upstage her city rivals and confirm a spot in the Magic Millions Classic when she races at Warwick Farm.
O'Brien chases a big day at headquarters With four runners at the final meeting for the year at Flemington, trainer Danny O'Brien is set to play a big role.
Waller outlines autumn plans for Winx Trainer Chris Waller has outlined plans for Winx's autumn campaign but warns she could be retired at any time.
Guys happy to be back at Eagle Farm Bryan and Daniel Guy are typical of the trainers who are happy to be back on the big Eagle Farm track.
Andrew Adkins to miss holiday racing Sydney jockey Andrew Adkins has been diagnosed with pericarditis, inflammation of the heart, and will be out of the saddle for at least two weeks.
Trainer Les Ross steals a march on rivals Some quick thinking by trainer Les Ross has ensured Miss Sara has missed no gallops in the lead-up to the Eagle Way series final at Eagle Farm.
Trainer and stablehand await RADB penalty Trainer Shea Eden and stablehand Jamie Dentith are awaiting sanctions after being found guilty on a race day treatment charge.
Grunt among the entries in All-Star Mile Dual Group One Flemington winner Grunt has been entered for the inaugural running of the $5 million All-Star Mile.
Griffiths places his faith in German rider Visiting German jockey Martin Seidl will get another look at the Flemington track when he partner Robe De Fete for trainer Robbie Griffiths.
War Baron ready for Warwick Farm battle Untapped two-year-old War Baron can stake his claims for a spot on David Payne's autumn carnival team when he lines up for his second start at Warwick Farm.
Awesome run to continue for Jenny Graham Jenny Graham believes Awesome Pluck can handle a drop in distance and continue the Port Macquarie trainer's good recent run in Brisbane at Eagle Farm.
Prezado shoots for another Flemington win Prezado has shown a liking for the Flemington straight course and gets his chance at another win when he runs in the Festive Season Sprint.
Archer's Paradox shooting for another win Trainer David Murphy admits he would have loved a 1000m-race on Magic Millions day next month for the in-form Archer's Paradox who runs at Eagle Farm.
Sayed a fresh challenge for Matt Dale In-form trainer Matthew Dale hopes a change of environment will prove the key to reinvigorating the racing career of French import Sayed.
Barriers to decide where Flying Krupt runs Trainer Phillip Stokes will weigh up the pros and cons of two Melbourne races before deciding where Flying Krupt runs as she attempts a hat-trick.
Skye Bogenhuber retains key Oakfield ride Hard work is paying off for Toowoomba jockey Skye Bogenhuber who is aiming for four wins in a row on Oakfield Monarch at Eagle Farm.
Enable's little sister wins at 2nd start Enable's younger half-sister Entitle is off the mark with a victory at her second start in a mile race at Lingfield.
Ryan Maloney to miss holiday meetings In-form jockey Ryan Maloney has broken ribs and a lung injury after originally appearing to have escaped injury in a Doomben fall.
Three jockeys suspended at Caulfield Jockeys Mark Zahra, Ben Melham and apprentice Nathan Punch have been suspended on careless riding charges at Caulfield.
Cryptic Jewel leads in a Stanley double Critical Thinking has provided trainer Brent Stanley with a Caulfield double after Cryptic Jewel had scored earlier in the program.
Aussie Yucatan makes a name for himself South Australian-trained Yucatan has taken a small step towards racing out of the shadow of his more famous Irish-bred namesake in winning his first race.
Waterhouse stayer sold to Hong Kong stable Thinkin' Big, an emerging stayer for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, will do his future racing overseas.
The Candy Man repays loyal owner Pippos The Candy Man has repaid the faith of his owner Lucky Pippos, coming back from a severe injury to win at Doomben.
Tony Vasil denies involvement in top-ups Trainer Tony Vasil has denied any involvement in illegal top-ups and admits he is furious about being dragged into the 'Aquanita eight' doping scandal.
Speedy Lucy Rose to bounce back at Farm The controversy over Regumate could again be in the spotlight when Lucy Rose returns to Sydney after a spring carnival failure in Melbourne.
High-priced McEvoy filly left on the outer Trainer Tony McEvoy is angry only 10 runners can contest a two-year-old race at Eagle Farm, leaving Just Zerene as an emergency.
Rejuvenated Saint Valorem on right track Farm life suits Saint Valorem who will be out to overturn recent second placings when he runs in the Festive Season Sprint at Flemington.
Munce know-how an asset in staying finale Trainer Chris Munce is using his experience in big staying races to plot an upset win by Ceol Na Mara in the Eagle Way Stayers Series final.
Happy Clapper aiming at the All-Star Mile Happy Clapper is among early nominations for a shot at the inaugural $5 million The All-Star Mile at Flemington.
Unbeaten 3yo Zoustyle to be spelled Star Brisbane three-year-old Zoustyle is to be spelled and is likely to be prepared for the late autumn and winter.
Pecans runs at home before G3 defence Talented mare Pecans will run on her home track at Warwick Farm a few days before she heads to Gosford to defend the Group Three Belle Of The Turf.
Blinkers to go on Vainstream at Flemington Trainer John Pascoe believes Vainstream still has the ability that resulted in him running close to Nature Strip and hopes blinkers help him at Flemington.
Grand veteran Red Excitement retired Veteran Red Excitement has been retired after hurting a joint with the nine-year-old Gerald Ryan stable favourite going out a millionaire.
Begg chasing city win from Caulfield base Exceedingly Easy gave trainer Grahame Begg his first win from his new Caulfield base and he hopes she can add to her provincial victory.
ATC again offers Sydney Cup bonuses Placegetters in the Sydney Cup can again earn bonuses via designated staying races during the season.
Driver hoped Winx focus would allow top-up A stablehand who admitted administering illegal race day treatments to horses said Melbourne Cup horses were never involved.
No immediate end in sight in Regumate saga The exodus of fillies and mares to NSW is set to continue as there appears no immediate resolution to the Regumate saga.
Racing NSW to allow dual licences Racing NSW has approved dual jockey/trainer licences after considering submissions led by Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne.
Alizee wins barrier trial at Randwick Alizee has won a 1050m-trial at Randwick as she heads towards a return to racing after an automatic ban for a bleeding attack.
Invinzabeel ready to shine first-up Former Chris Waller-trained gelding Invinzabeel has pleased new trainer Mark Newnham before his first start for the stable in an open handicap at Warwick Farm.
Single Handed turns Smart's fortune around Single Handed has been instrumental in helping turn the fortunes of his Ballarat trainer Nick Smart around after a lean winter.
Written By working towards Oakleigh Plate Quality three-year-old Written By has returned to work to be prepared for an autumn campaign with the Group One Oakleigh Plate a goal.
A Man To Match ready for series final Trainer Tony Gollan is hoping his run of success this summer will continue with A Man To Match in the Eagle Way series final at Eagle Farm.
Aquanita eight member admits to top-ups The stablehand at the centre of the 'Aquanita eight' scandal has admitted giving horses "top-ups" as part of an agreement with trainer Robert Smerdon.
Zac Purton rides 900th Hong Kong winner Hong Kong-based Australian jockey Zac Purton has ridden five winners at Sha Tin to reach 900 in the competitive HK arena.
Cutadeel wins Listed race on way to Derby The Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained Cutadeel has confirmed a path to the New Zealand Derby with his win in a Listed race at Ellerslie.
Qld owner Bill Xanthopolous loses appeal Stablehand and owner Bill Xanthopolous has failed in an appeal of a six-month disqualification from an incident at a Gold Coast stable earlier this year.
Aloisia shows a return to form on Regumate The issue of using Regumate on fillies and mares continues with Victorian mare Aloisia showing a return to form in Sydney where it is allowed.
Jackson Murphy stars for Toby Edmonds Queensland apprentice Jackson Murphy has outridden his three kilogram metropolitan claim but will continue to get rides for top trainer Toby Edmonds.
Racing Queensland lifts race fields fees Racing Queensland has announced an increase to bookmakers in fees for race fields.
Missrock aimed at Christmas stakes races Trainer Robbie Laing will set Group One performer Missrock for a holiday stakes race to try to get her back in winning form.
Key player in Aquanita scandal at hearing A key player in Australia's biggest racing scandal has to give evidence at the appeals for four trainers disqualified over the 'Aquanita eight' top-ups affair.
Dubious set to run at Eagle Farm reopening Impressive Randwick debut winner Dubious is Brisbane-bound for a race at Eagle Farm ahead of the Magic Millions meeting at the Gold Coast.
Work going ahead to spruce up Eagle Farm About 150 people are working hard to get the Eagle Farm facilities ready for a much-anticipated return to racing at the track.
Barrier a key for Victorem in Lough Neagh A good barrier draw has helped smart galloper Victorem win the Listed Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben.
Smart Coupe defies odds in Flemington win A predicted storm failed to arrive at Flemington which enabled Smart Coupe to take her place and score in the Wingate Avenue Community Centre Trophy.
Sky's the limit for Villiers Stakes winner Sky Boy has taken the next step to fulfilling his destiny with his win in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick earning him a berth in the Doncaster Mile.
Zoustyle answers critics in Gold Edition Brilliant colt Zoustyle has answered his critics with an easy win in the Listed Gold Edition Plate at Doomben.
Fell Swoop makes return to winners' circle Fell Swoop has made a welcome return to the winner's circle, taking out the Listed Razor Sharp Handicap at Randwick.
Weir contemplates autumn with Declares War Declares War has recorded a winning hat-trick for the Darren Weir stable while there's improvement to come from an underdone Whispering Brook
Flying Houtzen breaks Doomben track record Top Queensland mare Houtzen has broken the Doomben 1050m record in winning the Listed Bribie Handicap.
Accession steps up in $500k Inglis Nursery The Chris Waller-trained Accession has shown the benefit of his second on debut to win the $500,000 Inglis Nursery at Randwick and prompt Golden Slipper dreams.
Stud newcomer figures in Doomben double Better Reflection has overcome difficulties to continue sire Better Than Ready's great start to his stud career by winning the Calaway Gal Stakes at Doomben.
Sydney Cup the autumn plan for Our Century Our Century will be aimed at the Group One Sydney Cup after showing his staying prowess in the Listed Christmas Cup at Randwick.
The Odyssey books place in Magic Millions Trainer Kelly Schweida believes The Odyssey can improve further after locking in a place in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic at Doomben.
Flemington first for trainer Peter Chow Moor Wanted has provided Warrnambool trainer Peter Chow with his first Flemington win, taking out the Pin & Win Fundraiser Trophy.
Magnufighter stays on for Gold Coast bid Magnufighter has confirmed trainer Gary Duncan's belief he is a genuine stayer with his win in the Singapore Turf Club Trophy.
Weir colt makes Magic Million statement Two-year-old Yes Yes Yes has broken through for his maiden victory, taking out the SecondBite Plate at Flemington.
Bookies Feel Good about long-priced winner The training partnership of Sheila Laxon and John Symon have again shown their prowess with veteran horses when outsider I Feel Good won at Doomben.
Winx back home at Chris Waller's stable Champion Winx is back in Chris Waller's Rosehill stable with connections close to confirming she will race on in the new year.
Captain Rhett to relish Flemington trip A rise in distance should suit the Pat Carey-trained Captain Rhett when he steps out in the Make-A-Wish Australia Trophy at Flemington.
Currie faces fourth substance allegation Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie will face a fourth charge next month with stewards advising he has another alleged positive swab for one of his horses.
Lester Piggott has pacemaker fitted Former champion jockey Lester Piggott is recovering in hospital after undergoing surgery to have a pacemaker fitted.
Early pace to help Havasay at Doomben Quality sprinter Havasay will be suited by a fast early pace as he tries to win the Listed Bribie Handicap at Doomben.
Queenslanders don't Doubt Villiers claims There will be a State of Origin flavour to the Villiers Stakes when trainer Steve O'Dea attempts to take the trophy back to Qld for the second consecutive year.
Robert Heathcote a chance with only runner Trainer Robert Heathcote will have only one runner at Doomben but believes wet weather gives him a real chance.
Newgate in box seat for Nursery success As part-owners of favourite Strasbourg and debutant Enforcement, Newgate Farm has a strong grip on the Inglis Nursery at Randwick
Kavanagh hopes for Kentucky to breeze home A return to winning form at his last start at Ballarat has trainer Levi Kavanagh confident Kentucky Breeze can run a good race over 1700m at Flemington.
Granny to shake off Caulfield curse Smart filly Granny Red Shoes has trialled well as she attempts to shake off the Caulfield curse at Doomben.
PRIME DISPATCH - Edition 222 – 13/12/2018 Firstly, happy birthday to my son Vincent who turns 26 today. He’s good fun to have around and I’m sure he is excited to have Resinite running today at Coffs Harbour. Vince and I have a small interest in Resinite who won well last start.
Barry O'Farrell gives Conghua thumbs-up Racing Australia chief executive Barry O'Farrell has visited the Conghua training centre in China and says he believes it meets Aust biosecurity standards.
Chris Munce gets back to his day job Former champion jockey Chris Munce recently rode in a jump-out at Eagle Farm but is now back to the business of training.
Balancing act for Kendrick with Rose Trainer Stuart Kendrick is facing a delicate balancing act to decide whether to run noted wet track horse Hingus Rose in the Listed Lough Neagh Stakes.
Aloisia Sydney bound for Villiers Stakes Group One winner Aloisia runs in the Villiers Stakes at Randwick where her stablemate Wall Of Fire will contest the Christmas Cup.
Flemington holds Muraahib's Dubai hopes A Flemington victory and a ratings boost could mean Muraahib joins Lindsay Park stablemates Eshtiraak and Muraaqeb on a trip to Dubai.
Razor Sharp test for emerging sprinter Clare Cunningham will chase her maiden stakes win as a trainer when Cradle Mountain tackles the Listed Razor Sharp Handicap at Randwick.
Qld jockey Peter Cullen gets dual licence Veteran Townsville rider Peter Cullen has become the first person in Queensland to gain a dual jockey/trainer licence.
Drying powers set to suit Flemington pair Essence Of Terror and Smart Coupe are set to line up for training partners Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra at Flemington.
Jenny Graham's luck set to continue Port Macquarie trainer Jenny Graham has had two winners in Queensland this week and hopes her luck continues with Victorem at Doomben.
Robbie Fradd back to ride at Doomben Much-travelled jockey Robbie Fradd is back from a successful stint in Mauritius and will ride at Doomben.
Stablehand denies involvement in top-ups A truck driver disqualified over the Aquanita doping scandal maintains he had no involvement in any race day treatments.
Numoor impresses in Sandown maiden victory Co-trainer Ben Hayes says there are better wins in store for Numoor after the filly made an impressive return at Sandown.
Vic prize money increases set for new year The returning Victoria Labor government's commitment to $33 million in prize money funding will start rolling out in the new year.
Unite And Conquer firms for Magic Millions Unite And Conquer has made it two wins from as many starts to keep his Magic Millions 2YO Classic campaign on course.
Few Too Many ready for provincial Final Few Too Many has signalled he is a chance in the Summer Provincial Final at Doomben with his win at Beaudesert.
Problem Solver earns a Gold Coast return Problem Solver is forging a reputation as a Magic Millions specialist after the mare upset a short-priced favourite at Wyong.
Heartlet earns shot at black-type racing Trainer Kerry Parker has prepared his share of talented stayers and hopes he has found another one in emerging mare Heartlet.
Wide Villiers draw a boon for Goodfella Consistent galloper Goodfella can take his earnings past $1 million with a win in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Tougher Flemington task for Fill The Flute Trainer Jamie Edwards has Fill The Flute in good order as the $7000 weanling purchase attempts to extend her winning streak to five at Flemington.
Prize money boost for Qld country meetings Non-TAB country meetings in Queensland will receive an annual boost of $550,000 in prize money.
Tony McEvoy low key on Sunlight comparison The Tony McEvoy-trained Sun City will be asked to follow some famous hoofsteps when the colt make his Queensland debut at Doomben.
Outed trainer denies giving horses top-ups Australia's biggest racing scandal has returned to court at an appeal for four trainers among the eight people banned over the Aquanita race-day doping case.
NSW jockeys' agents need permission to bet Jockeys agents in NSW will need written permission to bet under a new local rule to come into effect early next year.
Doubt Defying returns to Randwick for G2 Doubt Defying will return to Randwick with Brisbane trainer Steve O'Dea confident he can be competitive in the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
Blinkers to go back on Tommy at Flemington Rocket Tommy will have blinkers reapplied when he returns to his favourite track to run over 1100m at Flemington.
Shane Bottomley banned over a dead filly Victorian trainer Shane Bottomley has been suspended for three months as a result of the death of Comanderbrae Bonny at his stable.
Appeals begin over Aquanita eight scandal An appeal hearing over the Aquanita racing scandal is set to begin in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Shaquiana to change Keane's Sandown luck Debut Cranbourne winner Shaquiana will attempt to break trainer Patrick Keane's city duck when she runs in the Big Screen Company Handicap at Sandown.
Tarzan needs a good barrier at Doomben Connections are hoping flying sprinter Tarzan draws a good barrier for his clash with top mare Houtzen at Doomben.
Nominations open for $5m All Star Mile Racing Victoria has opened nominations for the All-Star Mile ahead of voters being able to select the field for the $5 million race at Flemington.
Winx getting closer to a return to racing Champion Winx is getting closer to a return to racing with her connections set to confirm an autumn campaign.
Eagle Farm cleared to hold race meeting Senior jockeys have given an endorsement to the new Eagle Farm surface which has prompted officials to schedule a race meeting at Brisbane's premier track.
A bigger stronger Autumn Sun: Messara Caulfield Guineas winner The Autumn Sun looks in outstanding condition as he undergoes light work ahead of returning to the stable of Chris Waller.
Wait and see on four straight for Our Luca Our Luca has been nominated for an 1100m-sprint at Flemington but trainer Jerome Hunter says a start will depend on how the final field shapes up.
Sky Boy to star in Villiers for Cummings The Anthony Cummings-trained Sky Boy can cement his place as the stable star when he runs in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Gollan pair take each other on at Doomben Trainer Tony Gollan will continue to play a major role in the Queensland summer carnival with three-year-olds Zoustyle and Outback Barbie leading the team.
Freedman lands Singapore trainers' title In his first full year of training in Singapore, Australian Lee Freedman has won the premiership.
Injured rider Tye Angland back in Sydney Sydney jockey Tye Angland has been transported home to continue his treatment for serious injuries suffered in a fall in Hong Kong.
RV wants lengthy cobalt bans for Hopes Father-and-son trainers Lee and Shannon Hope face potentially career-ending disqualifications for intentionally administering cobalt to three racehorses.
False statements earn McLean a suspension Warrnambool trainer Jarrod McLean has been suspended for making false statements to stewards which led to the scratching of Trap For Fools from the Coongy Cup.
Comin' Through unplaced in HK Mile Hong Kong champion Beauty Generation has capped his season with victory in the HK International Mile in which Australia's Comin' Through has been unplaced.
I Am Queen in line for a Gold Coast trip Co-trainer Trent Busuttin will be hoping for a good run from I Am Queen to justify taking her to the Gold Coast for the rich Magic Millions meeting.
Arcadia Queen in Golden Eagle market Perth's latest racing star, Arcadia Queen, has been installed on the second line of betting for the $7.5 million Golden Eagle.
New complex given the go-ahead at Pakenham Lindsay Park has been given the nod to begin work on their training complex at the Pakenham racecourse.
Care To Think remains on course for Cup Trainer Matt Dunn is confident Care To Think is still on course to win his second Magic Millions Cup at the Gold Coast.
Altior racks up 15th consecutive win Star jumper Altior has taken his winning streak to 15 with his victory in the Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown.
Eagle Farm track to have race rehearsal The Eagle Farm course proper will have a rehearsal for a full race meeting with two official barrier trials and two jump-outs.
Arcadia Queen stamps herself a star Three-year-old filly Arcadia Queen has trounced her older rivals to win the Kingston Town Classic at Ascot, the final Australian Group One race of the year.
Ben Allen cops 12-meeting whip suspension Victory aboard the Darren Weir-trained Mr Quickie has come at a cost for Ben Allen with the rider suspended for 12 meetings.
Our Crown Mistress wins Just Now Quality Jockey Brett Prebble has been able to dictate a slow pace to help Our Crown Mistress win the Listed Just Now Quality.
Bon Amis to take aim at Takeover Target The Jason Deamer-trained Bon Amis has won his second consecutive Rosehill sprint to set up a bid for the Listed Takeover Target Stakes at Gosford.
Mick Kent strikes more Gold with Amadeus Mick Kent is planning on one more summer outing for Amadeus before aiming at the rich VOBIS Gold race day at Caulfield after landing another win at Pakenham.
Coldstone continues Gollan's golden run Tony Gollan has thanked rival trainer Mick Kent for his help after Coldstone won the Listed Brisbane Handicap at Doomben.
Our Big Mike lands record-breaking Cup win Our Big Mike has led throughout to take out the Pakenham Cup, giving New Zealand trainer Craig Phelan his biggest victory.
Tasmania takes out Origin Jockeys Series A bold front-running ride by Jamie Kah to win the final heat of the Origin Jockeys Series has not been enough to deny Tasmania victory.
Daring tactics pay dividends for Irithea The Bjorn Baker-trained Irithea will be aimed at the Group Three Belle of the Turf Stakes at Gosford after being given a daring ride to win at Rosehill.
Beauty Way scores debut Australian victory With victories on the board in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and New Zealand, Beauty Way can now add Australia to the list of winning destinations.
A Man To Match on Queensland Derby trail A Man To Match has confirmed trainer Tony Gollan's opinion he is a future staying star with his Doomben win.
Stewards finalise inquiry into Parr ride Racing NSW stewards have concluded an inquiry into the circumstances of odds-on favourite Roheryn's defeat in a race at Rosehill.
Craig Newitt lands double in Origin series Jockey Craig Newitt has ridden a double in the Origin Jockeys Series, winning on Sophie's Gold Class at Doomben.
Czarson emerges as a factor in 2YO races Czarson is not considered the best two-year-old in the Gai Waterhouse/Adrian Bott stable but is on an upward spiral with his second win from two starts.
Magic Millions 2YO glory awaits Marshall Jockey Taylor Marshall has earned a ride in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic after his mount Oh Five Glory won at Doomben.
Star Fall impresses with Pakenham return Star Fall has made a winning return for Ciaron Maher and David Eustace, scoring an all-the-way win at Pakenham.
Mishani Spirit confirms Magic Millions bid Toowoomba filly Mishani Spirit is Magic Millions 2YO Classic-bound after a brilliant comeback win at the Gold Coast.
Convictions safe under rule: V'landys Racing NSW chief executive Peter V'landys says the wording of a rule delegating power to penalise to the chief steward and not a committee has been rectified.
Hawker Hurricane to miss Magic Millions Trainer Mike Moroney will wait and target the Blue Diamond with Hawker Hurricane while the colt's stablemate Alburq is still on a Magic Millions path.
New Zealand leads jockeys origin series Surprise Bullet has shed his bridesmaid status to keep Queensland in touch with the leaders in the State of Origin Jockeys Series at Doomben.
All In Brawl to kick off summer campaign Lightly raced All In Brawl has shown talent in his two starts and trainer John Price is looking forward to the gelding's return from a spell at Pakenham.
Baster and Runaway team again at Pakenham Runaway has been freshened after contesting the Melbourne Cup and is set to run in the Pakenham Cup with Stephen Baster again aboard.
RAD Board date set for McLean hearing The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board is set to hear a charge against Jarrod McLean which resulted in Trap For Fools being scratched from a Caulfield race.
Berisha ready to launch in Pakenham Cup John Sadler has been mixing up the work with stayer Berisha who has met with betting support ahead of the Pakenham Cup.
Baileys' Sydney date with destiny Victorian youngster Baileys will be out to upstage the locals and potentially earn a Magic Millions trip when he lines up at Rosehill.
Waterhouse/Bott step up carnival push The Gai Waterhouse/Adrian Bott training partnership will step up its Brisbane summer carnival campaign with Our Crown Mistress at Doomben.
Mr Money Bags aims for Gold at Pakenham The early summer form of Mr Money Bags, who contests the VOBIS Gold Bullion at Pakenham, could determine whether he earns a Magic Millions Cup start.
Peter Hulbert chasing Millions glory Trainer Peter Hulbert has promised to give jockey Taylor Marshall the Magic Millions Classic ride if Oh Five Glory qualifies for the big race via Doomben.
British teams competition announced Championship Horse Racing is proposing a series of team races to take place across eight racecourses in Britain and Ireland.
Elliott on the attack over Golden Eagle The Victoria Racing Club has accused Racing NSW of parochialism with its new race, the Golden Eagle,to be held on the first day of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Alexander with Pakenham Cup day hopes While Archie Alexander is hoping Lord Fandango can bounce back in the Pakenham Cup, the trainer also has chances in some of the support races on the program.
Stronger voice at national level: Pakula The time has arrived for Racing Australia to have a bigger say in how racing is run on a national front according to Victorian Racing Minister Martin Pakula.
Three-year-old Trusty Lad on staying path Promising three-year-old Trusty Lad can confirm he is a genuine staying prospect when he runs over 2000m at Doomben.
NZ favourite for Origin jockeys series New Zealand has been installed favourite to win the fourth annual State of Origin Jockeys Series at Doomben.
Stakes winners nominated for Wyong feature Stakes-winning juveniles Dubious, Unite And Conquer and Champagne Boom feature among 14 nominations for the Wyong Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Kevin Moses back with a Millions dream Having nursed Niccolance back to fitness, trainer Kevin Moses is hoping he can keep the horse sound enough to chase a Magic Millions carnival berth.
Two Millions chances for syndicate The 2KThoroughbreds syndicate has the chance to step up its Magic Millions campaigns with two runners over the Doomben double header.
Stokes looking to open account at new home Symphonette, It's A Myth and Nodoubtaboutit will be the first runners trainer Phillip Stokes will send out from his new training base at Pakenham.
Heathcote mares to clash in Just Now Robert Heathcote's stable stars Femme Fireball and Stella Victoria will clash for the second time in the Just Now Quality at Doomben.
Draw the only barrier for Bon Amis Bargain buy Bon Amis can take his prize money tally to more than $300,000 with a win at Rosehill.
Khartoum chases redemption in Pakenham Cup After a narrow defeat in the Pakenham Cup 12 months ago, connections of Khartoum are hoping the stayer can go one better in the 2500m-race.
Petrology has important gear change Trainer Matt Dunn has made some important gear changes to Petrology for the Listed Brisbane Handicap at Doomben.
Stewart to honour Angland in Origin series Brad Stewart says he hopes to do injured jockey Tye Angland proud when he rides for NSW in the State of Origin jockeys series at Doomben.
Noel Callow in hospital after Sandown fall Noel Callow has been involved in a race fall at Sandown and has been taken to hospital complaining of back and neck soreness.
Re-handicap for Age Of Fire at Pakenham Age Of Fire has been re-handicapped for the David Bourke Memorial Handicap at Pakenham because of mistake involving the horse's assessed rating.
Lees stable loses top filly Smart Melody Trainer Kris Lees has lost top-flight filly Smart Melody due to complications following colic surgery,
Trainer Matthew Leek fined over conduct The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has fined trainer Matthew Leek $5000 after he pleaded guilty to a conduct charge.
River House impresses in Sandown victory River House remains unbeaten in his current campaign, scoring a runaway victory in the Clanbrooke Racing Handicap at Sandown.
RV CEO responds to new Sydney spring races Racing Victoria's chief executive has issued a response to the announcement of more feature races in NSW during the spring racing carnival.
Spring riches to stimulate racing industry Gary Portelli is excited about the changes taking place in Sydney racing and believes his stable is well position to capitalise.
Really Swish gets maiden win at Sandown Despite getting to the front too soon, Really Swish has held off the late finishers to score his maiden win at Sandown.
Ipswich win a boost for unknown stallion The win of Chill The Beer at Ipswich has been a boost for little-known but well-bred sire Straight.
Rosina Kojonup adds to family reputation Rosina Kojonup, a half-sister to Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign, is well on the way to leaving her own mark on racing after winning at Warwick Farm.
Lord Fandango presses on to Pakenham Cup Archie Alexander is hoping for firmer footing in the Pakenham Cup for Lord Fandango after the stayer failed in the Ballarat Cup on rain-affected going.
Williams trio hit the Highway to Rosehill Trainer Danny Williams will have a strong presence in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill with three runners, all of them genuine chances.
In-form Sam Slick set for biggest test yet Progressive four-year-old Sam Slick will be out to continue his unbeaten preparation when he steps up in class in the VOBIS Gold Bullion at Pakenham.
Kah has chance for second Brisbane Hcp win Jamie Kah will chase back-to-back Brisbane Handicap victories for trainer Ben Currie.
All-Star Mile on autumn radar for Alizee Dual Group One winner Alizee is set to be up and running during summer in the build-up to the autumn when the All-Star Mile could feature in her program.
Dry track to help Sold For Song at Doomben Trainer Kevin Kemp is hoping Sold For Song will get a dry track to show her best in the Brisbane Handicap at Doomben.
New $7.5 million event for Sydney racing Sydney is to get a new $7.5 million race called the Golden Eagle for four-year-olds to be run over 1500 metres at Rosehill.
Racing NSW to announce new spring races Racing NSW is set to announce plans to further enhance the spring carnival in Sydney including more rich races.
Underweight placegetter disqualified The jockey on a placegetter in a benchmark race at Hamilton has weighed in light and the horse subsequently disqualified.
Terry/Karina O'Sullivan appeal cobalt bans Training partners Terry and Karina O'Sullivan have lodged appeals against their cobalt disqualifications imposed by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Prince Of Arran on target for HK Vase Prince Of Arran, third in the Melbourne Cup, has had a leisurely canter at Sha Tin ahead of the Hong Kong International Mile.
Pakenham Cup in the sights of Our Big Mike New Zealander Our Big Mike will have his first try at 2500 metres when he lines up in the Pakenham Cup.
Popular grey Albumin primed for return Trainer Gerald Ryan will have four runners at Rosehill headed by popular grey Albumin who won three of four starts in his last campaign.
Alexandria aiming for Sandown victory After an impressive debut win at Bendigo, Alexandria heads to Sandown looking to keep her record intact over 1600m.
Eagle Farm passes first serious test The new Eagle Farm track has passed its first major test with 14 horses galloping on the surface.
Field of 15 for G1 Kingston Town Classic Damien Oliver has been confirmed as the rider of Trap For Fools in the Kingston Town Classic which will have a field of 15 headed by Arcadia Queen.
Comin' Through settles into Sha Tin Australia's lone representative at the Hong Kong International meeting, Comin' Through, has pleased trainer Chris Waller with his condition.
Race named for retiring trainer Bill Prain Retiring Warwick Farm trainer Bill Prain's half a century in racing is to be celebrated at his home track.
Single Bullet ready to fire at Rosehill Trainer Gary Portelli hopes Single Bullet can build on his last-start win at Randwick with a repeat of that result at Rosehill.
Swacadelic on track for Pakenham Cup tilt Trainer Aaron Purcell is confident Swacadelic will be better suited over 2500m in the Pakenham Cup after his fifth in the Ballarat Cup.
Trainer Tony Gollan looking to the future Brisbane's premier trainer Tony Gollan is already dominating another summer carnival and is looking further into the future with his stable.
Venue switch for upcoming twilight meeting Racing Victoria has announced a venue switch for the December 19 twilight meeting which will now be held at Caulfield instead of Sandown.
Mishani Spirit to tackle Gold Coast race Promising two-year-old Mishani Spirit is set to resume in a 900m race at the Gold Coast witjh a view to the Magic Millions carnival.
Winx most popular horse in online poll Winx has been named the most popular horse by voters in an international online poll.
High Mode wins first Jericho Cup The Anthony Freedman-trained High Mode is the first winner of the Jericho Cup at Warrnambool, commemorating the centenary of the original race.
More Magic Millions aims for Bel Sonic Wyong and Gold Coast Magic Millions races are on the radar for Bel Sonic who has already won a Magic Millions race at Ballarat this campaign.
Strasbourg wins Max Lees Classic Strasbourg has won the Max Lees Classic at Newcastle to add his name to this season's group of talented two-year-olds.
One lead-up run for Houtzen to Millions Top Queensland mare Houtzen will have one lead-up run before tackling the Magic Millions Sprint at the Gold Coast.
Pilote D'Essai after a second Pakenham Cup Pilote D'Essai has finally reached full fitness after recovering from a tendon injury with Lindsay Park aiming the stayer at a second Pakenham Cup.
Colless set to resume riding after injury Group One-winning jockey Glen Colless has recovered from a back injury and is ready to resume riding shortly.
New era ahead in UK race broadcasting Racing UK's rebrand as Racing TV is to feature an 'Extra' stream to ensure full coverage of all its 61 racecourses following the acquisition of Irish content.
Eagle Farm track ready for major test Up to a dozen horses will gallop on the new Eagle Farm track this week to test the surface ahead of a planned return to racing at Brisbane's premier course.
Oliver/Weir combine for Winterbottom win Damien Oliver has ridden the Darren Weir-trained Voodoo Lad to win the Group One Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot in Perth.
I'm A Rippa caps stellar day for Gollan I'm A Rippa has given Tony Gollan four Doomben winners for the day in taking out the Group Three George Moore Stakes.
Al Galayel gives Williams a Valley treble Star jockey Craig Williams has brought up a winning treble at Moonee Valley with victory on imported stayer Al Galayel.
Outback Barbie ends run of outs at Doomben Luck has finally gone Outback Barbie's way when she won her first race in a year at Doomben.
Invincible shines brightest in Starlight Group One performer Invincible Star has rejoined the winners' list with a gutsy effort at Rosehill in the Listed Starlight Stakes.
Fill The Flute continues on winning way The Jamie Edwards-trained Fill The Flute has continued on her winning way at Moonee Valley, registering her fourth straight win this preparation.
Our Luca confirms liking for Moonee Valley Our Luca has strung together three straight victories at Moonee Valley with an all-the-way win in the Independent Turf Services Handicap.
My Nordic Hero on target for G2 Villiers My Nordic Hero has stamped himself as a leading contender for the Group Two Villiers Stakes with a fast-finishing Group Three win at Rosehill.
Zoustyle takes out Winning Rupert Plate Zoustyle has confirmed he is potentially the best horse in Brisbane by maintaining his unbeaten record in the Winning Rupert Plate.
Betaima set to tread proven Millions path Brilliant Doomben winner Betaima could follow her stablemate Houtzen's lead-in to the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
King and Lindsay Park share Valley double Lachlan King has landed his second metropolitan double, guiding Five Kingdom and Shokora to victory at Moonee Valley for Lindsay Park.
Exoteric back to best in Listed ATC Cup Imported stayer Exoteric will press on to more summer features after winning the Listed ATC Cup at Rosehill.
Late inclusion claims Country Cups Final Second emergency Baker Boy got a start in the Country Cups Final to continue jockey Ron Stewart's strong form since returning from Mauritius.
My Pendant finishes strongly in Valley win Three-year-old filly My Pendant has unleashed a turn of foot her rivals couldn't match at Moonee Valley to make it back-to-back city wins over 1200m.
Brooklyn Hustle impressive in Valley debut A slow start wasn't enough to stop two-year-old Brooklyn Hustle scoring an impressive debut win at Moonee Valley.
Athiri another 2YO winner for Godolphin Athiri has added her name to the list of Godolphin's two-year-old prospects for the major autumn races with her debut victory at Rosehill.
Gollan lands an Unlikely win at Doomben Unlikely Story has overcome a slow start to give trainer Tony Gollan a win in the first race of the Queensland summer carnival.
Behemoth impresses in dominant Valley win South Australian trainer David Jolly is excited about lightly raced three-year-old Behemoth's future after the gelding raced to an impressive Moonee Valley win.
The inaugural Jericho Cup The inaugural Jericho Cup commemorates 100 years since the running of a race in war-time Palestine.
Wilde with key runners in Jericho Cup Trainer Symon Wilde has at least two chances in the Jericho Cup including Gold Medals who will try to add the gruelling staying race to his feature jumps wins.
Summer twilights kick off again at Sandown A four-month stint of summer mid-week twilight racing is set to begin at Sandown.
Mark Webster to stay on in Inglis role Mark Webster will stay on in the role as managing director of William Inglis and Son for at least the next two years.
No Annamossity gets his stakes chance An impressive trial win has given star Buffering's little brother No Annamossity a chance to win a stakes race at Doomben.
Hawker Hurricane plans still to be decided Trainer Mike Moroney is yet to lock in plans for Magic Millions Clockwise Classic winner Hawker Hurricane after his debut win at Ballarat.
Time called on The Barman's stellar career Sydney and Auckland Cup winner Who Shot Thebarman has been retired after contesting four Melbourne Cups.
Our Luca chases three on end at The Valley Our Luca tackles open company for the first time as he attempts to notch a winning hat-trick at Moonee Valley.
Mischa with chance at third-straight win The Symon Wilde-trained Mischa will be chasing her third-straight win this campaign when she returns to Moonee Valley for a benchmark race for three-year-olds.
Tye Angland still serious but stable Tye Angland's wife Erin has issued a statement on the injured jockey's condition, saying he remains serious but stable after a fall in Hong Kong.
Whiskey Shooter hoping for right Mode Lightly raced filly Whiskey Shooter can extend her summer campaign in Queensland with a strong performance in the Mode Stakes at Doomben.
Christmas Cup goal for Pride stablemates Up-and-coming stayer Tamarack will be on trial for a shot at black-type level when he chases back-to-back Rosehill wins.
Most Important to be official millionaire Summer carnival specialist Most Important is set to officially become a million dollar earner in the George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
Luck Favours ready for Valley assignment After disposing of a maiden field on debut, Luck Favours is ready for the step up in grade at Moonee Valley.
Terry/Karina O'Sullivan outed for cobalt The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has disqualified trainers Terry and Karina O'Sullivan over horses returning elevated cobalt readings.
Softer Valley option suits Oncidium Ruler After bypassing the Ballarat Cup with Oncidium Ruler, trainer Mick Kent has elected to send him to a middle distance race at Moonee Valley.
Collett hoping lightning strikes twice The Festival Stakes day meeting was lucky for Jason Collett 12 months ago and he is hoping it will be again when he partners several leading chances.
Desleigh Forster shows faith in Murphy Trainer Desleigh Forster has shown her faith in three-kilo claiming apprentice Jackson Murphy by booking him for Conquermore in the Listed Mode Plte at Doomben.
Winks gets four meetings shaved off ban James Winks has had a 24-meeting careless riding suspension reduced by four meetings on appeal.
Sydney tracks cope well with rain The Canterbury and Rosehill tracks have both coped well with sydney's rain and should be upgraded before racing.
I'll Have A Bit chasing G1 win in Perth After finishing third in The Goodwood this year, Victorian mare I'll Have A Bit gets another chance at Group One level in the Winterbottom Stakes in Perth.
Eurack ready to bounce back at The Valley Unbeaten at her first four starts, Eurack is ready to bounce back to form after an unflattering first-up showing during the Flemington carnival.
Michael Costa to continue winning run Trainer Michael Costa has had nine winners in November but his best horse could be Malahide who resumes in the Mode Plate at Doomben.
Gary Moore to keep cap on emotions Trainer Gary Moore says he will keep a cap on his emotions if Paquirri can score an upset win in the race named after his father, the George Moore Stakes,
Smart Elissim freshened for summer racing The $2 million Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast is a target for Smart Elissim who is set to return from a let-up in a benchmark race at Moonee Valley.
Invincible Star on road to Magic Millions Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are banking on a class drop to help Invincible Star recapture winning form at Rosehill ahead of a tilt at the Magic Millions.
Boomsara to take on Zoustyle at Doomben Boomsara will tackle high profile three-year-old Zoustyle in the Winning Rupert Stakes at Doomben with trainer Chris Munce deciding to keep him to his own age.
Jim Cassidy in winners' circle as an owner Mr Monaco has given former jockey Jim Cassidy a win as an owner with his victory in the Ladbrokes Handicap at Sandown.
McDonald extends lead in jockeys' title Leading jockey James McDonald has built on his lead in the Sydney jockeys' premiership with a winning treble at Warwick Farm.
Sandown treble has Brown back in top form Apprentice Ethan Brown is relishing the end of the Melbourne spring carnival, notching a winning treble at Sandown.
No Magic Millions for Sunlight's sister Trainer Tony McEvoy has ruled out a Magic Millions campaign for two-year-old Sisstar, the sister of defending champion Sunlight.
Browne rewarded for Gold Coast excursion A rare trip to the Gold Coat has paid off for jockey Damian Browne who steered Well Prepared to a first-up win.
McEvoy expecting improved run from Mintha After a midfield finish in the Summoned Stakes first-up, Mintha will be out to bounce back to winning form when she lines up in a 1600m race at Moonee Valley.
Our Century in lone stand for Kim Waugh Stayer Our Century will bid to take his record to two wins from as many starts this campaign when he tackles the ATC Cup at Rosehill.
For Pete's Sake lands the prize at Sandown For Pete's Sake has vindicated the decision of trainer Tim Hughes to part with $1000 after he broke his maiden status at Sandown.
Joe Pride set for big day out at Rosehill Sydney's summer carnival will ramp up at Rosehill with three stakes races and Joe Pride will saddle runners in all of them.
Front-runner Solar Star chasing hat-trick Three-year-old filly Solar Star will be out to add to a recent winning run when she chases a third-straight victory of her campaign at Moonee Valley.
SA pair have disqualifications shortened Training partners Niki O'Shea and Ashton Downing have had a win before the South Australian Racing Appeals Tribunal.
Currie to face another stewards' inquiry Stewards will hold an inquiry into prohibited substances allegedly found in three horses trained by Ben Currie.
Dunn guarded about Care To Think comeback Trainer Matt Dunn is cautious about the chances of Care To Think in a comeback run in the George Moore Stakes.
Viddora firms for Winterbottom after draw Viddora is a clear-cut favourite to win the Group One Winterbottom Stakes for a second time after drawing an inside barrier.
Boost for Qld greyhounds, harness racing Racing Queensland has announced a 17 per cent increase in prize money for greyhounds and harness racing.
Angland serious but stable after surgery Australian jockey Tye Angland remains in a serious but stable condition in a Hong Kong hospital.
Training trio avoid RV stewards' charges Robbie Laing and father-and-son pair of Russell and Scott Cameron won't be face charges over positive blood samples to banned substances.
Top jockeys compete Origin series honours A list of jockeys for the Origin Series at Doomben.
A field of 12 set to run in Jericho Cup Grand Annual Steeplechase winner Gold Medals heads the list of runners in the inaugural Jericho Cup at Warrnambool.
Beer keeps his options open with Gwenneth Improving mare Gwenneth will be an acceptor in Melbourne and Sydney with trainer Mitchell Beer to decide the best option after a study of the final fields.
Brad Stewart turns back clock to origins In-form jockey Brad Stewart has been called up to replace Tye Angland in the NSW team for the State of Origin jockeys series in Brisbane.
McGrath chasing maiden city win at Sandown Yatta Izu will be out to give trainer Brian McGrath a city first when she runs in the Araza Handicap at Sandown.
Mark Newnham out to parlay spring success Trainer Mark Newnham says interest in his stable has gone to a new level since a spring carnival that delivered impressive Group One results.
VRC and RV in talks over Oaks Day changes Changes could be coming for VRC Oaks day after Victoria Racing Club and Racing Victoria discussions.
Derby and Arc winner Sinndar dies aged 21 Sinndar, winner of the Epsom and Irish Derbys and Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, has died aged 21.
NZ filly to join Chris Waller stable Group Three-winning sprinting filly Melt is to leave New Zealand and join the Chris Waller stable in Sydney.
Ashlor earns chance in G1 Winterbottom Trainer Dan McCarthy says Ashlor deserves his chance in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes and is hoping for a good barrier draw to aid the gelding's chances.
Deploy to make long awaited return Talented sprinter Deploy is primed to make his return from bone chip surgery in the Starlight Stakes at Rosehill alongside his stablemate Magic Alibi.
David Jolly aims two 3yos at Valley races South Australian trainer David Jolly is keen to test stablemates Behemoth and No Joy in separate Moonee Valley races on the opening weekend of summer.
Tony Gollan keeps cap on Zoustyle hype Trainer Tony Gollan is trying to keep a lid on the pubic expectations of unbeaten three-year-old Zoustyle who races at Doomben on Saturday.
Allen makes most of spring opportunities With a string of feature race winners in recent weeks, jockey John Allen has made the most of his spring carnival opportunities.
ATC Foundation grants for drought relief The ATC Foundation has called for applications for inaugural grants for racing participants affected by the ongoing drought in NSW.
Popular trainer Max Crockett dies aged 74 Popular country trainer and well-known horse breaker Max Crockett has died aged 74.
Almond Eye win Japan Cup in record time Almond Eye has won the Japan Cup in record time to set herself up for possible overseas assignments.
Tye Angland hospitalised after HK fall Sydney jockey Tye Angland is undergoing surgery in a Hong Kong hospital after being injured in a fall at Sha Tin.
Tassort firms again for Golden Slipper Godolphin colt Tassort has stamped himself as the benchmark for the Golden Slipper with his win on debut at Rosehill.
Valley then Pakenham Cup aim for Lycurgus After being scratched from the Ballarat Cup because of a soft track, Lycurgus is scheduled to instead run at Moonee Valley before heading to the Pakenham Cup.
Schweida weighing up Millions options The $140,000 Clan O'Sullivan Handicap the week before the Magic Millions Classic is tempting trainer Kelly Schweida with his runners in the big race.
Legend of Bill lures entries for Jericho The Jericho Cup has been revived to honour the men, women and horses of the Australian Light Horse Brigade who served in the Middle East during World War I.
Big race aims for Maher/Eustace juveniles Breeders' Plate winner Dubious is being aimed towards the Magic Millions while stakes-winning stablemate Bella Rosa is on a Blue Diamond path.
Back to country roots for trainer Pat Duff Veteran Queensland trainer Pat Duff will join 15 country trainers with runners in the Country Cups Challenge final at Doomben.
Schedule to be set for Eagle Farm return Racing Queensland and the Brisbane Racing Club are finalising the schedule for the return to racing at Eagle Farm.
Another Railway Stakes for Peters team The Grant and Alana Williams-trained Galaxy Star has won the Group One Railway Stakes for prolific owners Bob and Sandra Peters and jockey William Pike.
Poy steers Jungle Edge to Ballarat victory Proven wet-track specialist Jungle Edge has found the soft conditions to his liking to win on the Ballarat Cup program.
Bel Sonic returns a winner at Ballarat Bel Sonic has stormed home from last to win the Magic Millions 3&4YO Classic at Ballarat in his first start back from a spell.
Orman's top ride to win Recognition Stakes Jim Orman has got Niccanova through a needle eye opening on the fence to win the Listed recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Darren Weir wins Ballarat Cup with Kiwia Victoria's premier trainer Darren Weir has claimed his second Ballarat Cup, 14 years after his first, with Kiwia taking out the $350,000 Listed race.
Rosehill treble for Kerrin McEvoy The Matt Dale-trained Rapture Miss has given Kerrin McEvoy the middle leg of a winning treble with her win in the Country Classic at Rosehill.
Stella Victoria takes black type race Trainer Rob Heathcote was on a golfing holiday and missed seeing his prediction of a black type win for Stella Victoria come true at Doomben.
Bright future predicted for The Closer Lightly-raced The Closer has taken out the VOBIS Gold Eureka Stockade at Ballarat and her co-trainer David Eustace predicts a bright future for the filly.
Sky Boy continues winning ways at Rosehill Sky Boy will take the next step in his burgeoning career when he heads to the Group Two Villiers Stakes after claiming his fourth successive win.
Veteran joins elite Queensland age group Irish Constabulary has joined an elite group of 10-year-old horses to win a metropolitan race in Queensland.
Hawker Hurricane wins Clockwise Classic Hawker Hurricane has made a winning debut in the $200,000 Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic at Ballarat, beating Charvet and Alburq.
Munce praises Queensland staying series Trainer Chris Munce has praised a new series for three-year-old stayers in Queensland after his filly Ceol Na Mara won at Doomben.
King steers Carillon to Highway win Rachel King has helped the Craig Martin-trained Carillon redeem his last disastrous city run with victory at Rosehill in the Highway Handicap.
Pakenham Cup on radar again for Khartoum Last year's Pakenham Cup runner-up Khartoum is likely to head to that race again after winning a benchmark race over 2300m at Ballarat.
Poser for Gollan after Vincere's win Impressive filly Vincere Volare has given trainer Tony Gollan his first juvenile winner of the season and set him a poser at Doomben.
First winner for Brazen Beau at Rosehill Tassort has given his sire Brazen Beau his first winner, with victory in the two-year-old handicap at Rosehill.
Spain guides Nariko to Ballarat victory Mick Price-trained Nariko has taken out the opening race on the Ballarat Cup program, winning a benchmark-78 for mares by 1-1/4 lengths.
Platinum Angel to bounce back at Ballarat Trainer Darren Weir believes Platinum Angel can bounce back to form at Ballarat after having excuses for her failure at her most recent start at Flemington.
Merovee gets another chance at Rosehill Expensive horse Merovee gets another chance to improve his record when he races at Rosehill but comes up against the in-form Sky Boy.
Prior knowledge helps trainer Stu Kendrick Trainer Stuart Kendrick chased Cabochon Lil as a yearling because he knew how good her dam My Girl Lil could have been.
Moroney with two Clockwise Classic chances Stablemates Hawker Hurricane and Alburq will be out to make an instant impression when they make their racetrack debuts in the Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Lees heads west for prized Group One The chance to win a Group One race with his first Perth runner will lure Newcastle trainer Kris Lees interstate this weekend.
Lord Fandango chasing home track Cup win Locally trained Lord Fandango will race on a seven-day back-up in the $350,000 Ballarat Cup as he bids to claim his home track Cup.
On song Tarrant to change mare's luck Trainer Kevin Kemp has snapped up Luke Tarrant to ride Sold For Song in the Recognition Stakes after regular jockey James Orman opted for another runner.
Bell hoping for rain for Jungle Edge Trainer Mick Bell is hoping forecast rain arrives at Ballarat for Jungle Edge who runs in the Tonks Plate before he has a break ahead of an autumn campaign.
Volkoff to break 1200m hoodoo at Doomben The set weights scale in the Legacy Classic at Doomben can help Volkoff break her hoodoo in 1200-metre races.
Cumani's last runner finishes second There has been no fairytale ending to Luca Cumani's illustrious training career with his final runner a fast-finishing second at Wolverhampton.
Bookie Brian Mann suspended by RAD Board Victorian bookmaker Brian Mann has been suspended and fined over fictitious bets and bet-backs.
More than 800 Blue Diamond first acceptors First acceptances for the 2019 Group One Blue Diamond Stakes have been taken with 812 two-year-olds remaining in contention for the $1.5 million race.
Lucky For All secures Ballarat Cup start Ballarat Cup favourite Lucky For All has secured a start in the $350,000 race as an emergency after two scratchings.
No rest for Thompson before Singapore trip Singapore-bound jockey Ben Thompson has high hopes for Fact Or Fable ahead of her debut in the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Gentle giant to turn giant killer A horse described by his trainer as the equine equivalent of Arnold Schwarzenegger will chase his second consecutive city win at Rosehill.
Allen to head interstate chasing G1 win Melbourne apprentice Ben Allen gets his latest chance to register a first Group One win when he heads to Perth to ride Peaceful State in the Railway Stakes.
Edmonds-trained mare lives up to name Consistent mare Plucky Girl gets the chance to win her first stakes race at Doomben in her return from a spell with two trials under her belt at Doomben.
Starvirgo out to deliver in Ballarat race Assistant trainer Sam Freedman says Starvirgo has the talent to measure up in the Ballarat Magic Millions 3&4YO Classic if he puts it together on the day.
Right time for Green to tackle Brisbane Trainer Graeme Green is confident two-year-old Master Jamie can carry on the success of Rockhampton juveniles in Brisbane.
Small fish sweet for Jonah Promising youngster Jonah will wrap up his current preparation at Rosehill before connections look toward the better autumn carnival races.
Lycurgus ready to fire in Ballarat Cup The Ballarat Cup is the first of two country features for stayer Lycurgus this preparation with the Pakenham Cup also a goal.
Consistent Tregea horses after stakes wins Steve Tregea has one of the most consistent teams in Queensland and hopes that can translate to some black-type wins starting at the Doomben meeting.
Snowdens fined $7000 over positive swab Racing NSW stewards have fined co-trainers Peter and Paul Snowden $7000 after California Concorde returned a positive urine sample to a banned substance.
Sandown brings out the best in Gold Fields Gold Fields remains unbeaten at Sandown after logging a long-awaited victory in the Le Pines Funeral Handicap.
Desert Digby, Conquermore in stable double Desleigh Forster has had an Ipswich double after the trainer did some deep thinking about her horses Desert Digby and Conquermore.
Fierce Impact on road to Villiers Stakes Backmarker Fierce Impact will continue a Villiers Stakes campaign when he runs at Rosehill.
First runners for new training partnership Two-year-old first starter Samphire Hoe will be among the first runners for the newly formed training partnership of Michael Freedman and Edward O'Rourke.
Viddora preparing for Winterbottom defence Trainer Lloyd Kennewell says well-travelled Viddora has handled the trip to Perth well as she prepares for her defence of the Group One Winterbottom Stakes.
Waterhouse, Bott with top Ballarat chances Not A Royal Doubt will be out to make an immediate racetrack impression when she makes her debut in the Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Cumani trio get tough barriers at Ballarat Local trainer Matt Cumani has described the barrier draws his three horses will start from at the Ballarat Cup meeting a disaster.
New duo to boost Gollan carnival prospects The addition of two well-performed gallopers to Tony Gollan's stables give the trainer a top chance to continue to dominate Brisbane summer carnivals.
Veteran US jockey Gary Stevens retires Veteran United States jockey Gary Stevens has been forced to retire because of a spinal injury.
No confirmation of The Barman's retirement A decision on the racing future of veteran stayer Who Shot Thebarman is expected soon after he was unplaced at his most recent start.
The Bool's Jericho Cup attracts 36 entries The Jericho Cup over 4600m at Warrnamabool will be Australia's longest flat race as it commemorates the light horse involvement in the first World War.
Ryan looking forward to Cardiff's debut The Gerald Ryan-trained Aquis Farm-owned two-year-old Cardiff will make his debut in the Golden Gift at Rosehill after two winning barrier trials.
Winning Partner to press MM Guineas claims Trainer Tony McEvoy has Magic Millions Guineas aspirations for Winning Partner who will try to back up a Bendigo maiden win with another victory at Ballarat.
Happy Clapper in line for All Star Mile Trainer Pat Webster believes the ever popular Happy Clapper is an ideal candidate for the new $5 million All Star Mile at Flemington.
ATA hopes for imminent Regumate resolution Pressure is mounting on Racing Australia to come up with a solution to Regumate which is used to regulate the cycles of mares in season.
Sunlight to be set for G1 Lightning Stakes Star three-year-old filly Sunlight will be set for the Group One Lightning Stakes and Newmarket Handicap at Flemington rather than the Magic Millions.
Owner appeals six-month disqualification Part-owner and stablehand William Xanthopoulos will appeal a six-month disqualification arising out of the late scratching of one of his horses.
Randwick Guineas could shape Sun's autumn Hermitage Thoroughbreds manager Oliver Koolman says the Group One Randwick Guineas could shape star colt The Autumn Sun's autumn preparation.
Sandown trip ideal for Earth Angel: Hayes Earth Angel is being aimed at the Group Three Hobart Cup with her campaign stepping up a notch over 2100m at Sandown.
Matt Dunn happy with stable star's trial Trainer Matt Dunn is happy with star sprinter Care to Think's barrier trial despite him being well-beaten at Doomben.
Enable to race on towards another Arc A place in racing history as the first three-time winner of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe will be the aim for Enable who will stay in training next season.
Ben Thompson granted Singapore licence A recent successful trip to Singapore has led to jockey Ben Thompson making the move there for the next racing season.
Matt Dale two-handed in Country Classic Canberra trainer Matt Dale says Country Classic contender Rapture Miss is showing the benefits of beach training at his Moruya base.
Pilote D'Essai chases another Ballarat Cup Pilote D'Essai is returning to Ballarat in search of a second Cup victory after spending time on the sidelines with a tendon injury.
Benchmark 3YO race deleted from Rosehill A benchmark 76 race for three-year-olds over 1500m has been deleted from the Rosehill program with entries added to a benchmark 78 race for 3yo and up.
Thunderstorm threats bring meeting forward The Tatura race meeting has been brought forward to ward off the threat of potential thunderstorms and lightning interrupting the program.
Feature Hong Kong success for Moore Former Australian horses Beauty Generation and Eagle Way have set 1600m and 2000m records respectively to win Group Two races at Sha Tin.
Kelly Doughty to fight disqualification Gold Coast trainer Kelly Doughty has vowed to fight a 12-month disqualification on a cobalt charge.
Flemington to host inaugural All Star Mile Racing Victoria has announced a new $5 million 1600m-race during the autumn carnival to be known as the All Star Mile.
Magic Millions path for Champagne Boom Stakes-winning two-year-old Champagne Boom is scheduled to run in the Wyong Magic Millions Classic ahead of her planned crack at the Gold Coast Magic Millions.
Spaceboy to make debut in Golden Gift Trainer Gary Portelli is excited about the prospects of two-year-old Spaceboy who makes his debut in the Golden Gift at Rosehill.
Levendi working towards a Sydney campaign Surgery to remove knee chips forced Levendi out of the spring carnival but the Australian Derby winner is now back in work preparing for an autumn campaign.
Mick Price calls for Regumate re-think Trainer Mick Price has called on Racing Victoria to reconsider its position on Regumate which controls the cycles of mares in season.
Written By spelling ahead of busy autumn Written By is being given time to get over his spring campaign before preparing for some of the feature sprints during the autumn.
Williams suspended for whip breach on Yogi Craig Williams, Luke Currie and Ben Melham have each been suspended for seven meetings but the trio won't miss a Saturday meeting.
I'm A Princess lands stakes win at Sandown I'm A Princess has secured an important stakes win for her future with a fighting win in the Summoned Stakes at Sandown.
Malibu Style scores upset win at Sandown Malibu Style's next start could be back home in Perth in the Winterbottom Stakes after winning the Listed Doveton Stakes at Sandown.
Josh Parr has been quizzed over ride Josh Parr has been questioned over his ride on odds-on favourite Roheryn at Rosehill and the role of his manager has also come under scrutiny.
Most Important win for Gollan in Noud Most Important overcame a first-up hoodoo to win the Listed Keith Noud Quality at Doomben at his third attempt.
The Taj Mahal prevails in Zipping Classic A bob of the head in the favour of The Taj Mahal has provided Lloyd and Nick Williams with their eighth win in the Zipping Classic.
Ringerdingding wins G2 Sandown Guineas Exciting colt Ringerdingding has charged home to win the Group Two Sandown Guineas under jockey John Allen and will now be aimed towards the Australian Guineas.
Winners keep it in the family at Rosehill Co-trainer Michael Hawkes and jockey Tommy Berry have combined with Firsthand to win for their wives at Rosehill.
Railway Stakes trip off for Fifty Stars Fifty Stars' connections have decided against a trip to Perth for the four-year-old to take part in the Group One Railway Stakes.
Zoustyle makes triumphant return to racing Zoustyle has set a race record and justified his odds-on quote with an impressive first-up win at Doomben.
Cool Passion to be set for Adelaide G1 Tony McEvoy has a long-range plan to set Cool Passion for a Group One race in Adelaide next preparation after the mare claimed another stakes win at Sandown.
Our Century wins first-up over 1900m Our Century has made a winning comeback at Rosehill over 1900 metres at his first start for more than six months.
Josh Parr quizzed over Roheryn ride An inquiry into Josh Parr's ride on odds-on favourite Roheryn has been adjourned, with the colt beaten by Chess Star.
Tally bounces back to claim Eclipse Stakes A trip west for the Perth Cup will come under consideration for Tally after he scored a last-stride win in the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Callow guides Persuader to Sandown win Mick Price-trained filly Persuader has claimed her first stakes win with victory at Listed level in the Twilight Glow Stakes.
Joao Moreira to return to Hong Kong Joao Moreira will return to Hong Kong racing as stable rider for champion trainer John Size after a stint in Japan.
Neptune's Spear aims for Karaka Millions Neptune's Spear is on target to give trainer Liam Birchley a third success in the Karaka Millions after his stylish win at Doomben.
Yogi rounds up rivals in the Sandown Cup The addition of blinkers has proved beneficial with Yogi, who's appreciated a rise in distance to claim the Sandown Cup.
Steal My Kisses snares stakes win on debut Trainer Mick Price will target the Blue Diamond with Steal My Kisses after the filly claimed a Listed win on debut in the Merson Cooper Stakes.
Cougar after Jericho Cup berth at Sandown Jarrod McLean is hoping to earn a Jericho Cup start with Cougar Express via the 3200m Sandown Cup.
Trainer Tommy Wong to front cobalt inquiry Hawkesbury trainer Tommy Wong will front a Racing NSW stewards inquiry over higher than allowed cobalt levels in one of his horses.
Zipping Classic to decide Barman's future Who Shot Thebarman needs to perform in the Zipping Classic with the 10-year-old dual Group One winner facing retirement.
Fitter Illustrious Lad after Heffernan win Trainer Peter Gelagotis is expecting Illustrious Lad to be suited by 1300m in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes at Sandown.
Strathmore to make Australian debut Group One placegetter Strathmore will make his Australian debut at Rosehill after doing his previous racing in Hong Kong.
Hairy Dal Harraild after Zipping success Import Dal Harraild will be lining up for his third Australian start when he runs in the Zipping Classic for trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace.
Red Excitement after back-to-back wins Veteran Red Excitement will be after back-to-back wins over 1900m at Rosehill as he heads to summer features.
Sandown Cup trip query with Vengeur Masque The jury is out over Vengeur Masque's staying ability after his performance in the Melbourne Cup behind Cross Counter.
Zoustar to shuttle to England Champion Australian first season sire Zoustar will shuttle to England to stand at Tweenhills Stud.
Mackinnon Stakes winner set to head west Mackinnon Stakes winner Trap For Fools will return to his home state to contest the Group One Kingston Town Classic.
Doncaster Mile, Queen Elizabeth for Shark Two of the richest races run during The Championships in Sydney are at the forefront of a planned Australian campaign for Te Akau Shark.
Begg tests Our Libretto in Zipping Classic After a luckless run against the mares in the Matriarch Stakes at Flemington, Our Libretto jumps in distance for a shot at the Zipping Classic at Sandown.
Royal Ascot scratching makes winning debut Luck Favours, denied a Royal Ascot appearance at the 11th hour, has made a successful start to her racing career.
Medals chases a fitness boost at Sandown The Jericho Cup is on the radar for the connections of Gold Medals who will take his place over 3200m in the Sandown Cup.
Tony Gollan unleashes summer carnival team A mix of established performers and untapped talent will fly the flag for trainer Tony Gollan at Doomben.
Suncraze set to bounce back at Rosehill Kosciuszko runner-up Suncraze returns to Sydney racing after an unsuccessful hit-and-run raid on the Melbourne spring carnival.
Syd's Coin chasing Sandown Guineas purse Syd's Coin may be one of the outsiders in the Sandown Guineas but his trainer Ken Keys says the colt is a better chance than his odds suggest.
Mark Newnham out to keep momentum rolling Having made an impact during the Sydney and Melbourne carnivals, Mark Newnham will shift his focus back to the bread and butter of his operation.
Tough crumpet a bright light for owners Iamacrumpet has overcome the odds to take her place in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Te Akau Shark wins again for NRL veteran Cronulla veteran Paul Gallen is celebrating a Group Two win as a part-owner of emerging New Zealand galloper Te Akau Shark.
Cummings counts on distant drop for Tally After a successful Flemington carnival, Godolphin will have just the two runners at the final meeting of the spring at Sandown.
Ex-Godolphin runners a hit with McFarlane Trainer Greg McFarlane is hoping to continue his luck with tried horses when he saddles up two former Godolphin gallopers at Rosehill.
Lord Fandango cleared for Zipping Classic Lord Fandango has recovered from a bout of colic that forced him out of the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.
Freedman ready to call Sydney home again Michael Freedman is back in Sydney after winding up a stint in Hong Kong and is looking forward to reigniting his training career.
Victorem chases stakes success in Brisbane Country Championship winner Victorem will test his stakes credentials in the Listed Keith Noud Quality at Doomben.
Andrew Ramsden winner to gain a Cup berth The Melbourne Cup has another ballot exempt race with the Andrew Ramsden joining The Bart Cummings, Caulfield Cup, Cox Plate and Lexus Stakes.
Joe Pride ruing stable favourite's bleed Trainer Joe Pride has lost his best horse for the summer but hopes Ball Of Muscle can return as good as ever once he serves a ban for bleeding in a trial.
Youngstar has minor bone chip surgery Youngstar, the first Australian bred and raised horse home in the Melbourne Cup, has undergone minor surgery to remove a small bone chip.
Lindsay Park set to tackle Sandown Guineas Long Leaf and Good 'N' Fast will run for Lindsay Park in the Group Two Sandown Guineas for three-year-olds.
RADB reserve O'Sullivans' cobalt decision Trainers Terry and Karina O'Sullivan have had their cobalt charges heard by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board with the board reserving its decision.
Te Akau Shark on trial for Sydney autumn Te Akau Shark will be on trial for the Sydney autumn carnival when he runs in a Group Two race at Riccarton for part-owner
Eagle Farm track to hold December racing A date has been set for the beleaguered Eagle Farm racetrack surface to have its first major test and a Saturday race meeting.
Ball Of Muscle out of Perth after bleeding Group-winning sprinter Ball Of Muscle will miss the summer after incurring a mandatory three-month ban for a bleeding attack discovered after a trial win.
Bowman has Cup ban reduced on appeal Jockey Hugh Bowman has had a one-month suspension cut to 23 meetings and a fine on appeal to the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Anthony, Ed Cummings to train separately Anthony and Edward Cummings are to dissolve their training partnership but both will continue training separately.
McEvoy pair set to tackle Sandown Guineas Scottish Rogue and Secret Blaze are set to continue their three-year-old campaigns in the Group Two Sandown Guineas.
Malageurra Perth bound after trial success A Cranbourne trial win has added to the fitness levels of Malaguerra ahead of a trip to Perth for the Winterbottom Stakes.
Cup runners to back up in Zipping Classic Ventura Storm, Who Shot Thebarman and Yucatan have been entered in the Zipping Classic having competed in the Melbourne Cup.
Red Excitement after another Rosehill win Veteran Red Excitement will be out to back up his last-start win when he runs in the November Topaz at Rosehill.
Viddora shines in Cranbourne trial victory Group One-winning mare Viddora is set to head to Perth in top order after winning a Cranbourne barrier trial in easy fashion.
Jockey narrowly avoids hurdling horses Jockey Evan Daly has narrowly avoided serious injury while out jogging on the track during racing at Navan.
Royal Ascot option for Santa Ana Lane Four-time Group One winner Santa Ana Lane could be Royal Ascot-bound with connections to discuss all options while he has a well-deserved break.
Group One target for The Bostonian Bostonian has returned from a winter spell after an unbeaten Queensland campaign to be aimed at stakes races in New Zealand.
Chris Waller leads the way during spring With the spring Group One season in Sydney and Melbourne over, champion trainer Chris Waller leads the tally of Group One winners.
Veteran Testashadow headed to Rosehill Testashadow will head to Rosehill for his next start in a Villiers preparation on the back of a third in a stakes race at Flemington.
John Gosden wins final flat turf race Royal Line has capped John Gosden's season with a record sixth victory for the champion trainer in Doncaster's November Handicap.
Cranbourne trial for Viddora before Perth A Cranbourne barrier trial will help blow the cobwebs out before Viddora flies to Perth for her defence of the Group One Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot.
Donjuan delivers poignant win at Doncaster Donjuan Triumphant has won at Doncaster wearing the colours of Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the Leicester City chairman who died in a helicopter crash.
Oliver equals Cup carnival riding record Damien Oliver has equalled the record of 72 career Melbourne Cup carnival wins for a jockey, reaching the milestone in the final race of this year's carnival.
Hold The Line wins after pre-race scare Flighty filly Hold The Line will be aimed at the Magic Millions Guineas after maintaining her unbeaten record with a narrow win at the Sunshine Coast.
Madison County wins Gr 1 NZ 2000 Guineas The training partnership of Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman has notched another Group One win with Madison County in the New Zealand 2000 Guineas at Riccarton.
First 2YO winner for Godolphin this season Godolphin Australia has registered its first two-year-old winner for the season with Kiamichi at Rosehill.
Jarrod McLean lands G1 with Trap For Fools Trap For Fools has held off Irish Derby winner Latrobe to win the $2 million Group One Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
Chapter And Verse sparks emotional scenes Trainer Desleigh Forster dedicated the win of Chapter And Verse at the Sunshine Coast to the family of popular racing identity Basil Nolan Jnr.
Sky Boy brings up hat-trick at Rosehill Sky Boy is cementing himself as a stable star for Anthony and Edward Cummings, bringing up a hat-trick at Rosehill to confirm a start in the Group Two Villiers.
Kenedna back to best in Matriarch Stakes Trainer Darren Weir and jockey John Allen have combined again at Flemington to claim the Group Two Matriarch Stakes.
Santa Ana Lane wins the VRC Sprint Classic Santa Ana Lane has claimed his fourth Group One win, storming home between runners in the VRC Sprint Classic at Flemington.
Jaameh claims G3 Queen Elizabeth Stakes Jaameh has raced to a hard-fought win in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington after missing out on making the Melbourne Cup field.
Flemington consolation win for Dreamtime Dreamtime missed a start in the Group One Kennedy Mile but has won a consolation carnival race at Flemington.
Champagne Jet set to target Magic Millions Champagne Jet will be aimed at the Magic Millions after she defeated highly rated stablemate Betaima at the Sunshine Coast.
Guineas races on radar for Ringerdingding Ringerdingding could line up in the Group Two Sandown Guineas on a seven-day back-up after storming home to win the Listed Springtime Stakes at Flemington.
Weir farm brings out best in Top Prospect Top Prospect has broken through at Flemington for his first Australian win and could be on a path towards the Ballarat Cup.
A Royal Celebration for Adkins, Quinton Royal Celebration has added another win to his record with trainer Ron Quinton to give him a break and bring him back for stakes races in the autumn.
Loyalty Man makes a return to winning form The Mike Moroney-trained Loyalty Man has raced to victory in a 1600m benchmark race at Flemington in his third start back from an injury lay-off.
Foxy Housewife put on black-type mission Foxy Housewife indicated she will be a force to be reckoned with in black-type company during the summer carnival after her first-up win at the Sunshine Coast.
Stakes day stop-work at Flemington averted Planned industrial action on the final day of the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington by some race day workers has been averted.
Sheezdashing could cap carnival for stable A couple of days after stablemate Aristia won the Group One VRC Oaks, Sheezdashing will chase a Group Two win in the Matriarch Stakes at Flemington.
Good book of Flemington rides for Bayliss Redkirk Warrior headlines Regan Bayliss's book of rides at Flemington in the VRC Sprint Classic while he has chances in support races including Yulong January.
Chaussure to build on first-up run After an eye-catching return from a long break when fourth at Randwick, The Chris Waller-trained Chaussure will race a similar field at Rosehill
Redzel on song for G1 VRC Sprint defence Co-trainer Peter Snowden is confident defending champion Redzel is the horse to beat again in a star-studded VRC Sprint Classic at Flemington.
Bowman appeals severity of one-month ban Jockey Hugh Bowman has lodged an appeal against the severity of a one-month suspension incurred for three charges out of the Melbourne Cup.
Kementari gets another chance at spring G1 High profile horse Kementari has been close without registering a win this spring but gets another chance to deliver a Group One win in the VRC Sprint Classic.
Dynamic's TELEPLAY Wins Listed MSS Security Sprint at Flemington It was the closest race of Melbourne Cup day, a photo finish being used to ensure the correct result as two mares, wide apart on the famous Flemington surface, fought out the finish.
Cracksman, Winx equal in latest rankings Cracksman and Winx share top billing in the latest release of the world rankings with the pair on 130.
Shillelagh chasing Flemington G1 double Shillelagh is already a Group One winner this spring and will chase another elite level victory at Flemington in the Mackinnon Stakes.
Anthony Cummings aims high with Sky Boy Trainer Anthony Cummings hopes the stable's two Rosehill runners signify good times ahead following a period of rebuilding.
Veteran spearheads two-state double bid Matt Dunn has his eyes on an interstate double with three runners at the Sunshine Coast and the early favourite for the Highway Handicap in Sydney.
Vow And Declare collects Derby consolation Vow And Declare has shown his staying qualities with a late lunge to take out the Listed TCL TV Stakes at Flemington.
Thermal Current storms to Flemington win Thermal Current has returned to winning form under Craig Williams, claiming the Listed Absolut Stakes at Flemington.
Aristia outstays rivals to claim VRC Oaks Aristia has won the $1 million Group One VRC Oaks, beating a brave Greysful Glamour and Miner's Miss at Flemington.
Trainer wins with first Flemington runner Cranbourne trainer Alexander Rae has enjoyed success with his first Flemington runner Cochada, who won the country final at Flemington.
Legendary trainer Head-Maarek still humble Criquette Head-Maarek, the first female trainer to win Europe's most prestigious race the Arc, felt honoured to be at Flemington in Melbourne Cup week.
Facts, figures on the VRC Sprint Classic A look at the Group One VRC Sprint Classic on the final day of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Pierata and Redzel to do battle in Sprint Pierata will get his chance against Redzel in the VRC Sprint after missing the chance to challenge him in The Everest.
A look at the Group One Mackinnon Stakes The Mackinnon Stakes is the last of eight Group One races held across Melbourne Cup carnival week.
Vinicunca strikes for Waterhouse-Bott team Vinicunca has followed stablemates Unite And Conquer and Espaaniyal to claim victories in Melbourne two-year-old races during the spring.
Kosciuszko winner Belflyer heads to Coast The John Shelton-trained Belflyer will have his first start since taking out the inaugural running of the Kosciuszko when he lines up at the Sunshine Coast.
Widdup has fingers crossed for Chauffeur Enigmatic galloper Chauffeur will be given the chance to prove he still has the drive to be a racehorse, starting at Rosehill.
Cup winner Appleby chases more G1 success Blair House can wind up a successful spring carnival for trainer Charlie Appleby when he saddles Blair House in the Group One Mackinnon Stakes.
Brave Smash set to join Aquis Farm roster Aquis Farm has secured the rights to stand Group One-winning sprinter Brave Smash at stud.
Cup winners opponents in G1 Sprint Classic After winning the Melbourne Cup, Kerrin McEvoy and Charlie Appleby will be in opposing camps when the field lines up for the VRC Sprint Classic.
Weir chasing Derby-Oaks Flemington double Trainer Darren Weir has three chances in the VRC Oaks, having already won the Victoria Derby with colt Extra Brut during the Flemington carnival.
Latrobe ready for Mackinnon Stakes assault After deciding to bypass the Melbourne Cup with Latrobe, Irish trainer Joseph O'Brien will saddle him up in the Group One Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
Wakeful winner on target for VRC Oaks test Co-trainer Simon Zahra says Aristia has come through her Wakeful Stakes win extremely well ahead of a staying test in the Group One VRC Oaks at Flemington.
Ron Quinton plans for a Royal Celebration Trainer Ron Quinton has found another winnable race for Royal Celebration who will wind up his spring campaign at Rosehill.
Owner Bishara to watch VRC Oaks from afar Verry Elleegant's part-owner and former trainer Nick Bishara has been forced to stay at home in New Zealand and will watch the filly's VRC Oaks bid from afar.
A guide to the $1m VRC Oaks at Flemington Trainer Darren Weir is chasing his first $1 million VRC Oaks win at Flemington during the most fashionable meet of the spring racing calendar.
Cross Counter right type for Cup: Appleby Trainer Charlie Appleby says Cross Counter has come through unscathed and in good order following his historic win in the Melbourne Cup.
Melbourne Cup crashes online betting sites TAB punters bet more than $115 million on the 2018 Melbourne Cup as four of the nation's largest sports betting sites suffered technical issues.
Month ban for Bowman out of Melbourne Cup Jockey Hugh Bowman has been suspended on three charges emanating from his ride aboard Marmelo in the Melbourne Cup.
Kerrin McEvoy celebrates third Cup victory Star jockey Kerrin McEvoy is savouring his third Melbourne Cup win, and first for Godolphin, after partnering Cross Counter to victory at Flemington.
Cup 21st Group One win for Appleby Godolphin trainer Charlie Appleby has given Sheikh Mohammed his first Melbourne Cup and recorded his third Group One win in Australia.
Kerrin McEvoy and the Melbourne Cup A look at Kerrin McEvoy's three wins in the Melbourne Cup from Brew in 2000 to Cross Counter.
Nakeeta gets another Melbourne Cup cheque The 12th placed finish of Scottish-trained galloper Nakeeta in the Melbourne Cup has added another $150,000 to his bank balance.
Who is Godolphin's Sheikh Mohammed Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed has added the Melbourne Cup to his list of Group One wins for his Godolphin operation.
Chris Waller leads home local Cup runners Melbourne Cup fourth placegetter Finche was the first Australian-trained horse to finish with sixth-placed Youngstar the first Australian-bred galloper.
What the 2018 Melbourne Cup jockeys said What the jockeys said after the Melbourne Cup.
Morrison proud of Marmelo's Cup second In his second attempt to win the Melbourne Cup, English-trained stayer Marmelo has run a gallant race for second to Cross Counter at Flemington.
Cross Counter's journey to 2018 Cup glory The racing career of Cross Counter, Godolphin's first Melbourne Cup winner.
Trainer feels a winner with Cup placing A Prince Of Arran has given English trainer Charlie Fellowes one of his greatest thrills with a third placing in the Melbourne Cup.
How the international Cup runners fared A look at where the international runners finished in the 2018 Melbourne Cup.
Godolphin's record in the Melbourne Cup A look at global racing operation Godolphin's history in the Melbourne Cup.
Finishing order for the 2018 Melbourne Cup Where your horse finished in the 2018 Melbourne Cup.
Buick steers Pohutukawa to Flemington win Visiting European jockey William Buick has claimed his first win of this year's Melbourne spring carnival with his first ride on Pohutukawa at Flemington.
Spring comes to Randwick for big Cup day Thousands of Sydneysiders enjoyed the warm spring weather at Randwick as they gathered to celebrate Melbourne Cup day with a seven-race meet.
Prebble celebrates Cup day win Brett Prebble has ridden an overdue winner, steering Legend Of Condor to victory on the Melbourne Cup undercard at Flemington.
Another Cummings and Hayes target Cup Fourth-generation trainer James Cummings and Ben Hayes are hoping to add to their families' Melbourne Cup hauls.
Shraaoh too strong first-up at Flemington Following an arduous trip from England, the Chris Waller-trained Shraaoh has scored a first-up win on Australian soil on Melbourne Cup day.
Matt Cumani thrilled with Cup day winner Trainer Matt Cumani has registered his first Melbourne Cup carnival win, with four-year-old One More Try winning a 1700m handicap for mares at Flemington.
Bella Rosa snares debut stakes win in wet The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained two-year-old filly Bella Rosa has struck with a Group Three win on debut at a wet Flemington on Melbourne Cup day.
Cup weather improves, Yucatan favoured Yucatan has reclaimed his position as the Melbourne Cup favourite after a couple of hours of drying weather at Flemington bringing a track upgrade to soft.
James Cummings with Melbourne Cup hope His late grandfather won 12 Melbourne Cups as a trainer, now James Cummings is striving for his first win in the race with import Avilius.
Last words from connections on Cup hopes Connections of the 24 Melbourne Cup runners state their cases for victory.
McDonald back from wilderness on Yucatan James McDonald hopes to live out a childhood dream when he pilots favourite Yucatan in the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Flemington track to be watered for Cup day A change in Melbourne's weather forecast has prompted Flemington officials to put 5mm of irrigation on the track ahead of the Melbourne Cup meeting.
Craig Williams chasing elusive Cup victory Champion jockey Craig Williams will be aboard the only mare in this year's Melbourne Cup when he chases an elusive win in Australia's most famous race.
Lloyd Williams aiming for seventh Cup win Lloyd Williams is already the most successful owner in Melbourne Cup history and is aiming for No.7 with Yucatan or The Cliffsofmoher.
Another Freedman to add his name to Cup Trainer Richard Freedman believes problem child Auvray can secure a top 10 finish in the Melbourne Cup after coaxing the former French horse back to form.
Muntahaa chasing a rare Gosden Cup double A Melbourne Cup victory by Muntahaa would complete a unique double for trainer John Gosden after the US Breeders Cup win of Enable.
McEvoy, Brown jockeying for third Cup win Jockeys Corey Brown and Kerrin McEvoy are both striving for their third Melbourne Cup wins with the rides on Magic Circle and Cross Counter, respectively.
Young guns have first attempt at Cup glory Patrick Moloney and Jordan Childs ride for the first time in the Melbourne Cup on Mike Moroney stablemates Vengeur Masque and Sound Check.
Celebrations over Cup run for NZ's Zacada Zacada might be an outsider for the Melbourne Cup but his owners are celebrating him getting into the race and will keep it up - win, lose or draw.
Prince, Fellowes chase Melbourne Cup glory As he prepares A Prince Of Arran for the Melbourne Cup, English trainer Charlie Fellowes says the well-travelled stayer has been remarkable for his stable.
Winx signs off after history-making spring Champion Winx has headed for a well-earned rest after another stellar spring carnival, culminating in her record fourth Cox Plate win.
How Australia celebrates Melbourne Cup day The Melbourne Cup is the race that stops the nation on the first Tuesday in November.
Flemington rated good for Melbourne Cup The Flemington track is rated in the good range for the Melbourne Cup but showers and a possible thunderstorm are predicted before the race.
VRC Oaks draws field of 15 at Flemington Leading trainer Darren Weir will saddle two of the leading hopes in the VRC Oaks for three-year-old fillies at Flemington.
God Given wins in Italy for Luca Cumani God Given has won the Premio Lydia Tesio to give the soon-to-be-retired trainer Luca Cumani a 50th and final Group One success.
Accelerate wins Breeders' Cup Classic Accelerate has won the Breeders' Cup Classic to put himself in the frame to be named North America's Horse of the Year.
Cross Counter chasing Melbourne Cup glory The Charlie Appleby-trained Cross Counter will be one of three horses aiming to give global operation Godolphin its first Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Vengeur Masque pick of Moroney Cup pair Young jockeys Patrick Moloney and Jordan Childs will have their first Cup rides on the Mike Moroney-trained Vengeur Masque and Sound Check respectively.
Williams seventh Cup could be wide of mark The chances of Lloyd Williams adding to his Melbourne Cup record of six wins are threatened by favourite Yucatan's wide barrier.
Waterhouse happy with Cup runner Runaway Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are happy with Geelong Cup winner Runaway going into the Melbourne Cup.
Ace High ready to turn form around in Cup Ace High's failure in the Caulfield Cup has deterred punters as he heads to the Melbourne Cup but his trainer David Payne has already erased it from his memory.
O'Brien trio in shape for Cup despite draw Aidan O'Brien's travelling foreman TJ Comerford is happy with his trio of Melbourne Cup runners ahead of the big race at Flemington.
Marmelo back for another crack at Cup Trainer Hughie Morrison hopes the decision to send Marmelo into the Melbourne Cup without a lead-up run in Australia can net a better result than a year ago.
Zahra to ride Santa Ana Lane in VRC Sprint Mark Zahra has picked up the ride on Santa Ana Lane in the Group One VRC Sprint Classic with Ben Melham to miss the meeting because of suspension.
Muntahaa to stay in Australia after Cup English stayer Muntahaa will join the Lindsay Park stable after he runs for the final time for trainer John Gosden in the Melbourne Cup.
Spring may not yet be done for Red Verdon How quickly Red Verdon can recover from a foot abscess will determine whether the stayer can run again during the spring carnival.
Prince in good order ahead of Cup start A Prince Of Arran has taken no harm from his win in the Lexus Stakes and it's all systems go towards the Melbourne Cup.
Enable wins Breeders' Cup Turf Dual Arc winner Enable has won a thrilling battle with Magical to win the Breeders' Cup Turf at Churchill Downs.
Melham suspended, misses Group One races Ben Melham will miss the rides on Homesman and Santa Ana Lane in Group One races at Flemington after being suspended for a whip breach in the Victoria Derby.
Yucatan draws wide gate in Melbourne Cup Melbourne Cup favourite Yucatan has drawn barrier 23 for the $7.3 million race but part-owner Nick Williams says he isn't concerned.
Schweida, Orman dominate Doomben meeting Trainer Kelly Schweida and jockey Jimmy Orman completed a day to remember when they combined to win four races at Doomben.
Gollan's dilemma with Light Up The Room Light Up The Room has presented trainer Tony Gollan with a feature race dilemma after her impressive win at Doomben.
Full field declared for 2018 Melbourne Cup A full field of 24 will run in the Melbourne Cup, with 11 trained in the northern hemisphere.
Divine Quality impressive in first-up win A more mature Divine Quality has raced away from her rivals to score a first-up win in the Group Three Furphy Sprint at Flemington.
The old and new figure in Rosehill wins Time To Reign has made it two from two as he continues the path towards emulating his elder sister She Will Reign in the Golden Slipper.
G1 Victoria Derby: what the jockeys said What the jockeys had to say after the $2 million Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Best Of Days wins Group One Kennedy Mile Best Of Days has iced a stellar day for Godolphin, winning the Group One Kennedy Mile from Le Romain and Peaceful State.
Extra Brut claims Group 1 Victoria Derby Extra Brut has taken out the Victoria Derby at his sixth start, beating Stars Of Carrum in the Classic at Flemington.
Schweida strengthens Magic Millions hand Trainer Kelly Schweida's Magic Millions team is gathering strength after Pocket Pistol and Gala Miss provided him a winning double at Doomben.
Shillelagh lands another G1 Flemington win Shillelagh has taken advantage of an inside passage to record another Group One win at Flemington.
A Prince Of Arran wins way to Cup berth A Prince Of Arran has won the Lexus Stakes to guarantee his place in the Melbourne Cup with his trainer Charlie Fellowes celebrating his first Group One win.
Sunlight wins the G1 Coolmore Stud Stakes Sunlight has won the $1 million Coolmore Stud Stakes, the premier race for three-year-old sprinters during the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Osborne Bulls storms to Flemington victory Osborne Bulls has been well supported to give Godolphin's Australian trainer James Cummings an early stakes double at Flemington.
Femme Fireball continues winning streak Femme Fireball maintained her outstanding form this campaign when she scored a last-to-first win at Doomben to justify her odds-on quote.
Aristia stamps Oaks claims in Wakeful win Aristia has broken her maiden in the Group Two Wakeful Stakes at Flemington to cement her claims as one of the leading VRC Oaks chances.
Estikhraaj ends run of outs, upsets plunge Estikhraaj broke a long run of outs when he scored a runaway win at Doomben, upstaging a plunge on runner-up Stanley.
Ranier too strong in Carbine Club Stakes Godolphin colt Ranier has followed up his maiden Caulfield win in taking out the Group Three Carbine Club Stakes at Flemington.
Red Verdon still in doubt for Cup start The Ed Dunlop-trained English stayer Red Verdon will have to pass a third veterinary inspection to be cleared to run in the Melbourne Cup.
Four Cup horses to be re-examined by vets Four Melbourne Cup entrants will be re-examined by Racing Victoria's veterinary team before acceptances to determine their fitness.
Childs after second G1 win on Written By Jockey Jordan Childs knows Written By well and believes the star colt is primed and ready to go for his main spring target in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Zahra chasing a second Derby win in 2018 After winning the ATC Australian Derby in Sydney earlier this year, jockey Mark Zahra is hoping to add a Victoria Derby aboard Savvy Oak at Flemington.
How Lexus Stakes winners have fared in Cup How the Lexus Stakes winners have fared in the Melbourne Cup.
Sunlight out to upstage colts in Group One Trainer Tony McEvoy is hoping the only filly in the Coolmore Stud Stakes can upstage the colts in the Group One sprint for three-year-olds.
Sesar formlines to stack up in G1 Coolmore Brisbane trainer Steve O'Dea believes Sesar has the makings of a Group One winner and the colt is ready to show his wares in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Sircconi ready for Group One test in Mile Sircconi will represent John Sadler's stable in the Kennedy Mile but former trainer Peter Morgan has paid close attention to the in-form horse's build-up.
A Prince Of Arran ready to snare Cup berth English trainer Charlie Fellowes believes A Prince Of Arran is in the best form of his life ahead of his bid to earn a Melbourne Cup berth in the Lexus Stakes.
Seabrook ready for Empire Rose challenge Seabrook will be trainer Mick Price's only runner on the first day of the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington where she runs in the Group One Empire Rose.
Cradle Mountain returns after long break Cradle Mountain has undergone an intensive rehabilitation program to ready him for a return to racing at Rosehill.
Redkirk Warrior wins Flemington jump-out Redkirk Warrior has pleased jockey Regan Bayliss with his performance to win a jump-out at Flemington in preparation for the VRC Sprint Classic.
Patrick Erin out of the Lexus Stakes, Cup The Chris Waller-trained Patrick Erin has been taken out of the Lexus Stakes and Melbourne Cup with an elevated temperature.
No retirement decision for champion Winx Chris Waller and Winx's owners will let the dust settle on her fourth Cox Plate win before making a decision on the champion's racing future.
Gosden and O'Brien inspect sodden track Trainers John Gosden and Aidan O'Brien have inspected the turf track at Churchill Downs after heavy rain at the Breeders' Cup course.
Waterhouse and Waller buy at English sale Leading trainers Chris Waller and Gai Waterhouse have been active at the Tattersalls Tried Horses sale in England with a view to future carnivals in Australia.
Test for Red Verdon before Cup acceptance A bruised heel has stopped Red Verdon undergoing trackwork resulting in the stayer needing to pass a fitness test before accepting for the Melbourne Cup.
A rundown of the Group One Kennedy Mile Facts about the $1 million Group One Kennedy Mile at Flemington
Best Of Days gains G1 Kennedy Mile start The withdrawal of Crack Me Up from the Kennedy Mile with a fractured sesamoid gives Godolphin's Best Of Days his chance at Group One level at Flemington.
Cummings expects big run from Encryption Trainer James Cummings is convinced Danehill Stakes winner Encryption is ready to run a big race in the Coolmore Stud Stakes against a star-studded field.
Facts and figures on the G1 Empire Rose A look at the $500,000 Group One Empire Rose Stakes, formerly known as the Myer Classic, a race for fillies and mares on Victoria Derby day.
I Am A Star chasing rare Group One double Victory in the Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington can provide I Am A Star a rare slice of history in the Group One race for fillies and mares.
A look behind the G1 Coolmore Stud Stakes A look at the facts and figures relating to the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes for three-year-olds at Flemington.
Long Leaf freshened for Coolmore mission Co-trainer Ben Hayes is expecting Long Leaf to produce a big run in the star-studded Coolmore Stud Stakes off a freshen-up.
Flemington to suit Mark Newnham's runners Quackerjack will be the first of two stakes runners at Flemington for Mark Newnham with the Sydney trainer looking forward to seeing him on the spacious track.
Stuart Kendrick keeps it all in the family Trainer Stuart Kendrick is looking to the next generation of youngsters to prove they have inherited some of their family's racetrack ability.
Home Ground ready for Derby challenge John Sargent believes Home Ground will have no trouble with the 2500m of the Victoria Derby which he hopes gives the gelding his chance to upset the favourites.
McEvoys chase a Derby first with Farooq Kerrin McEvoy and his uncle Tony will team up to chase a Victoria Derby victory at Flemington with Farooq.
Time's right for another Slipper: Portelli Time To Reign, an impressive winner of his only start, will be given every chance to emulate the Golden Slipper-winning feat of his half-sister She Will Reign.
John Gosden happy with Breeders' Cup pair Frankie Dettori believes Enable can make history as the first Arc winner to claim the Breeders' Cup Turf at Churchill Downs.
Winkers workout at Werribee for Red Verdon A set of winkers will be applied to Red Verdon before a track gallop at Werribee in preparation for the Melbourne Cup.
English-trained Duretto withdrawn from Cup English stayer Duretto is out of the Melbourne Cup with confirmation he has a stress fracture in a foreleg after a wide range of tests.
Amphitrite favourite for G1 Empire Rose Amphitrite is the favourite to win the Group One Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington, with her jockey Dean Yendall chasing his third-straight win in the race.
Red Alto scores a boilover Bendigo Cup win The Brent Stanley-trained Red Alto has shocked punters with his long-priced victory in the Bendigo Cup.
Tax victory boosts Qld racing prize money Racing Queensland has announced prize money increases after a hard-fought battle to gain extra funding from the state government.
Diplomatico set for first Group One test Expensive yearling Diplomatico gets a chance to significantly enhance his value he runs in the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Veteran out to deliver Rosehill Excitement Gerald Ryan's decision not to run Red Excitement on a heavy track during the Sydney spring carnival is poised to pay dividends at Rosehill.
Brown reunites with Tom in G1 Kennedy Mile Corey Brown is hoping Tom Melbourne can end a winless streak when he partners the gelding in the Group One Kennedy Mile at Flemington.
G1 Victoria Derby: what you need to know Facts about the Group One $2 million Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Aramayo chasing Derby win for Godolphin Aramayo will be striving to become the first horse to carry the famous blue colours of Godolphin to victory in a Victoria Derby.
English Cup jockey strikes form at Bendigo As he prepares to partner Muntahaa in the Melbourne Cup, English jockey Jim Crowley has ridden a winning double at Bendigo with his first rides in Australia.
Edmonds to split team between two states Wide barrier draws could halve trainer Toby Edmonds' team for Doomben where in-form mare Madam Shazam will be among his runners.
Bowman, Brown in high praise for Cup rides Jockeys Corey Brown and Hugh Bowman have given glowing reports on their Melbourne Cup rides after trackwork at Werribee.
McEvoy gallops Cross Counter at Werribee Godolphin stayer Cross Counter has galloped at Werribee under Kerrin McEvoy in preparation for the Melbourne Cup.
Lexus option for Bendigo Cup scratching Chris Waller will take a blood sample from Patrick Erin before deciding on a Lexus Stakes start after a minor elevated temperature thwarted Bendigo Cup plans.
Middle draw for Hartnell in Kennedy Mile Hartnell and Land Of Plenty are set to jump from adjacent barriers after both came up with middle draws for the Group One Kennedy Mile at Flemington.
Four fillies to face mares in Empire Rose The Group One Empire Rose Stakes has attracted a full field of 16 plus one emergencies with four three-year-old fillies among the line-up.
Field of 10 for G1 Coolmore Stud Stakes The Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes has attracted a field of 10 including Written By, Zousain, Lean Mean Machine and the filly Sunlight.
Cup hopeful Duretto to undergo more tests Bone scans taken from stayer Duretto have not shown any identifiable issues and he will have further tests to determine if he can run in the Melbourne Cup.
Jaameh out to boost Lindsay Park Cup team Jaameh narrowly missed out on a Melbourne Cup ballot exemption when finishing second last start but he gets another chance in the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Craig Williams tests Melbourne Cup mount Star jockey Craig Williams has ridden Youngstar in a gallop for the first time as he prepares to partner the mare in the Melbourne Cup.
Cross Counter moving well ahead of Cup bid The Charlie Appleby-trained Godolphin import Cross Counter has overcome an injury scare as he continues a build-up towards the Melbourne Cup.
Waller to have strong chances in Coolmore Trainer Chris Waller has won three of the past five Coolmore Stud Stakes and is confident he has two strong chances of adding another victory this year.
Last-ditch Cup bid for A Prince Of Arran International raider A Prince Of Arran will attempt to gain a Melbourne Cup start by winning the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Racing authorities resolve Cup names issue Having already competed in Australia, international contenders Yucatan and Sound Check can keep their names for the Melbourne Cup.
Hartnell in great shape for Mile: Cummings Hartnell has a big weight in the Kennedy Mile but trainer James Cummings is thrilled with the eight-year-old's condition ahead of the Group One handicap.
Williams Cup squad light on for numbers Lloyd and Nick Williams will have Yucatan and The Cliffsofmoher as their only likely runners in the Melbourne Cup.
Attention turns to Cup carnival for Waller After training Winx to an historic fourth Cox Plate win, Chris Waller is now focused on the Melbourne Cup carnival where he will have a host of chances.
Thinkin' Big remains clear Derby favourite Thinkin' Big will start from a middle barrier in the Victoria Derby and co-trainer Gai Waterhouse says the favourite is spot-on for the Classic.
Redzel wins trial ahead of G1 Sprint Dual Everest winner Redzel has won a Randwick barrier trial as part of his preparation for the VRC Sprint at Flemington.
Thunder Snow ready for Breeders' Cup Godolphin trainer Saeed bin Suroor is looking to Thunder Snow to continue his recent run of international wins in the Breeders' Cup Classic at Churchill Downs.
Cup favourite in stylish Werribee gallop Melbourne Cup favourite Yucatan has galloped with his Aidan O'Brien-trained stablemate The Cliffsofmoher in preparation for the Melbourne Cup.
Thinkin' Big spot-on for Victoria Derby Thinkin' Big has tuned up for the Victoria Derby with a gallop at Flemington alongside Shumookh.
Quartet of Cup hopefuls chase Bendigo Cup Patrick Erin, Dal Harraild, Lord Fandango and Sir Charles Road are set to contest the Bendigo Cup, hoping to gain a Melbourne Cup start.
Race is on for final Melbourne Cup berths With a limit of 24 for the Melbourne Cup, 47 horses remain in contention following second declarations for the race.
Michael Freedman to return to Sydney Michael Freedman will relinquish his training licence in Hong Kong and return to Sydney to resume his career.
Gai Thinkin' of Nothin' with Derby runner The Melbourne Cup remains a possibility for Thinkin' Big if the three-year-old can win the Victoria Derby at Flemington.
G1 Derby day assault for James McDonald James McDonald has a strong book of rides as he looks to add to his Group One tally at Flemington on Derby day.
Penza suffers multiple fractures in fall NSW jockey Jeff Penza has suffered multiple fractures to his left leg in a race fall at Queanbeyan.
Humidor injury adds to Weir's Plate woes Humidor is expected to miss the rest of the spring carnival after pulling up sore from his third in the Cox Plate.
Royal Meeting wins French Group One Godolphin trainer Saeed bin Suroor has continued his winning month with two-year-old Royal Meeting successful in the G1 Criterium International at Chantilly.
Doubt Defying wins Listed Sale Cup The Steve O'Dea-trained Queenslander Doubt Defying has won the Listed Sale Cup in country Victoria.
Vassilator to head to G3 Carbine Stakes Following a freshen-up after running second to The Autumn Sun, Vassilator is Flemington bound for the Carbine Club Stakes.
Talks of Winx retirement can wait The inevitable question of when Winx is retired can wait as the champion heads for a well-deserved rest after her fourth Cox Plate win.
McLean charged over stable arrangements Trainer Jarrod McLean has been charged over the stabling arrangements for Trap For Fools.
Cup hope Duretto to undergo bone scan The Andew Balding-trained Duretto will undergo a bone scan after being lame in a fore leg after a gallop at Werribee.
Caulfield closure leaves trainers in cold Caulfield trainers have been given five years before training ceases at the track with Pakenham and Cranbourne the suggested alternatives..
Thinkin' Big on target for Victoria Derby Co-trainer Adrian Bott says Victoria Derby favourite Thinkin' Big is heading into the race as good as he can be after a dominant Caulfield Classic win.
Redkirk to have a second Flemington trial David Hayes is expecting improvement from Redkirk Warrior when he has a second trial in preparation for a first-up tilt at the VRC Sprint Classic.
Injured Kings Will Dream under vet care The injured Kings Will Dream will be closely monitored as he battles a fractured pelvis and ruptured blood vessel suffered in the Cox Plate.
Waller lauds Winx after 4th Cox Plate win Trainer Chris Waller has savoured a fourth Cox Plate win with champion Winx racing to victory in front of a packed house at Moonee Valley.
Winx delivers after grand Plate build-up Moonee Valley Racing Club chief executive Michael Browell says Winx's historic win was the fitting finale to a grand build-up to this year's Cox Plate.
Mixed Cox Plate fortunes for Darren Weir Trainer Darren Weir says Humidor was beaten on his merits in the Cox Plate as stablemate Kings Will Dream was retired from the race.
A look at Winx's record in the Cox Plate Winx has etched her name into Australian racing folklore with an unprecedented fourth Cox Plate triumph.
Avilius in order for Cup after Cox Plate Trainer James Cummings says Avilius is on target for the Melbourne Cup after his fourth placing to Winx in the Cox Plate.
Benbatl beaten by 'superstar': bin Suroor International visitor Benbatl took up the challenge to face Winx in the Cox Plate but has had to settle for second to the great mare at Moonee Valley.
Chapman lauds Winx in historic Cox Plate English commentator Matt Chapman says it's time to enjoy the performance of Winx in landing a fourth Cox Plate victory.
Wonder mare Winx in record Cox Plate win Champion racemare Winx has won a record-breaking fourth Cox Plate, beating Benbatl and Humidor in the weight-for-age championship at Moonee Valley.
Ventura Storm takes out Moonee Valley Cup A perfect ride by Mark Zahra in the Moonee Valley Gold Cup has given Ventura Storm the opportunity to make the Melbourne Cup final field.
It's a Royal Celebration for Ron Quinton Royal Celebration has added a win to his recent run of seconds with trainer Ron Quinton hoping he can now go on to bigger and better things.
Cliff's Edge wins Crystal Mile, set for G1 Darren Weir intends to run Cliff's Edge in the Group One Kennedy Mile on a seven-day back-up after the horse's hard-fought win in the Group Two Crystal Mile.
Mystic Journey gives Trinder a special win Former jumps jockey Adam Trinder says winning a race at Moonee Valley on Cox Plate day is a career highlight.
Waller-trained colt charges to Valley win Hugh Bowman has guided the Chris Waller-trained colt Charge to a fighting win in a Group Three sprint race at Moonee Valley.
Valley winner a Beauty in McEvoy's eyes Beauty has made the transition to black-type company with strong win in the Crockett Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Meech guides Shoko to Valley stakes win As her new and former trainer cheered her on, Shoko has raced to a Group Three win at Moonee Valley on Cox Plate day under jockey Linda Meech.
Ashlor wins first-up, on target for Perth A Group One assignment in Perth awaits Ashlor following his return victory in the Strathmore Community Bendigo Bank Handicap at Moonee Valley.
Espaaniyah claims Inglis Banner on debut Co-trainer Adrian Bott and jockey Tim Clark predict a bright future for two-year-old Espaaniyah after her victory in the Inglis Banner on debut.
Murphy, Dunn suspended after G1 Manikato Oisin Murphy and Dylan Dunn have been suspended following careless riding charges stemming from the Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Blinkers help Brave Smash to Manikato win Hugh Bowman has ridden the Darren Weir-trained Brave Smash to a stirring victory over Irish horse Spirit Of Valor in the Group One Manikato Stakes.
Written Choice posts quick challenge time Written Choice has broken 55 seconds, holding on for a narrow victory in the night sprint Challenge at Moonee Valley.
Nettoyer claims strong Moonee Valley win A trip to Melbourne has paid off for Wendy Roche with Nettoyer taking out The Westin Melbourne Handicap at Moonee Valley.
Cup day race strike in Queensland averted Striking Queensland racing participants have reached an agreement with the government over prize money funding, averting industrial action on Melbourne Cup day.
Scottish stayer gains Moonee Valley start UK stayer Nakeeta has been given a Moonee Valley Gold Cup lifeline after the scratching of Lord Fandango.
Verry Elleegant to bypass Vase at Valley Connections of VRC Oaks favourite Verry Elleegant have decided to bypass The Vase at Moonee Valley for which the filly headed early betting.
John Allen ban reduced, free for Derby day John Allen has had one meeting shaved off a careless riding ban on appeal, allowing the jockey to ride on Victoria Derby day.
Cumani-trained colt set for Valley debut Trainer Matt Cumani says two-year-old True Serendipity has done everything right in the lead-up to his debut in the $500,000 Inglis Banner at Moonee Valley.
Winx overshadows Chaussure Sydney return There will be a strong Cox Plate connection to the return to racing of Chaussure after a long break at Randwick.
Everything perfect for Winx on Plate eve The wait is almost over for Winx's shot at an unprecedented fourth Cox Plate win and trainer Chris Waller believes the mare has had a perfect preparation.
Lee and Shannon Hope lose cobalt appeal An appeal judge has found father and son trainers Lee and Shannon Hope guilty of administering cobalt to affect the performance of three horses in 2014 races.
Bowman to handle the pressure: Ron Quinton Ron Quinton knows all about the pressure of being on the best horse in the Cox Plate, but also knows his former pupil Hugh Bowman can handle it.
Ventura Storm in Cup bid at Moonee Valley A win in the Moonee Valley Gold Cup will give Ventura Storm's connections a chance to chase their Melbourne Cup dream.
Written By wins straight track jump-out Written By has tuned up for the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes with a narrow win in a jump-out on the straight course at Flemington.
Waller weighs up options for Patrick Erin Chris Waller needs to get another win out of Patrick Erin ahead of the Melbourne Cup and is considering Moonee Valley and Bendigo options.
Tassie filly on target for Group Two race Trainer Adam Trinder believes the decision to wait for the Group Two Fillies Classic with Mystic Journey can be rewarded at Moonee Valley.
Winx tops off Plate prep with easy gallop Trainer Chris Waller says champion Winx is ready to do his team proud again when she bids for a record fourth Cox Plate win at Moonee Valley.
Four-time Cox Plate winner in awe of Winx With four Cox Plates of his own, Brent Thomson will proudly watch as Winx shoots for history in the weight-for-age championship at Moonee Valley.
Murphy returning to Victoria for Cox Plate UK-based jockey Oisin Murphy, who spent a couple of months of his apprenticeship in Melbourne, returns to Australia to ride Benbatl in the $5 million Cox Plate.
NZ trainer leaves sick bed for Plate bid New Zealand trainer Michael Pitman will leave his hospital bed in Christchurch to travel to Melbourne to watch Savvy Coup line up against Winx in the Cox Plate.
Avilius Cup route takes in the Cox Plate James Cummings sees the Cox Plate as an ideal stepping stone towards the Melbourne Cup for imported stayer Avilius.
How the field lines up in the Cox Plate Winx will have seven rivals against her in a bid for a history-making fourth Cox Plate win.
McEvoy still chasing elusive Cox Plate win Kerrin McEvoy will be aboard D'Argento in the Cox Plate as the star jockey strives to win one of the major Australian races to elude him.
Quinton looking for a Royal Celebration Trainer Ron Quinton is looking to three-year-old Royal Celebration to step up to the plate at Randwick.
John Allen appeals severity of riding ban Jockey John Allen has appealed the severity of an eight-meeting careless riding suspension incurred on Geelong Cup day.
U S Navy Flag after redemption in Manikato U S Navy Flag is one of four sprinters leading Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien is set to run in the Group One Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Key facts about the Cox Plate The Cox Plate has attracted champion racehorses since it was first run in 1922 and this year is no exception, with Winx chasing her fourth win in the race.
Penalty lifts Runaway up Cup entry order The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Runaway has been penalised 1.5kg in the Melbourne Cup following his victory in the Geelong Cup.
Irish horse Latrobe out of Melbourne Cup Irish stayer Latrobe has been ruled out of the Melbourne Cup and is likely to instead to head to the Group One Mackinnon Stakes.
Dirt kickback worry for Lion in Breeders Roaring Lion's biggest test in the Breeders' Cup Classic may come from kickback on the dirt surface rather than the opposition his trainer John Gosden says.
Moonlover snares first stakes race success The Matt Laurie-trained mare Moonlover has secured her first stakes win with an all-the-way victory in a Listed race at Geelong.
Costly yearling finds focus in Sydney win Adana has made an immediate impression on his return to racing after a gelding operation to win at Warwick Farm.
Runaway wins the Group Three Geelong Cup Runaway has led in a one-two finish for the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable in the Geelong Cup, beating Northwest Passage in the Group Three race.
Robert Heathcote to run three at Randwick Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote will bring three horses to Randwick with no meeting at Doomben as Queensland participants protest the government's tax policy.
Home Ground Derby bound after Geelong win The John Sargent-trained Home Ground has raced to a narrow win in the Geelong Classic and will now press on to the Victoria Derby.
Irish happy to have role in historic Plate Aidan O'Brien's travelling foreman TJ Comerford says it's a privilege to be starting Rostropovich in the Cox Plate as Winx shoots for a fourth straight win.
Prize Money bids for Moonee Valley Cup win Godolphin galloper Prize Money will try to creep up the Melbourne Cup ballot order by winning the Moonee Valley Gold Cup.
Hayes angst over Mickey's wide Vase draw Co-trainer Ben Hayes has lamented a wide draw for Mickey Blue Eyes in The Vase at Moonee Valley but hopes the colt will still show off his Derby credentials.
Waller blasts English racing commentator Winx's trainer Chris Waller has blasted visiting English racing commentator Matt Chapman who has described the horses she has been beating as moderate.
Kementari fresh and ready for Manikato bid Trainer James Cummings is confident Kementari is ready to make his presence felt in the Group One Manikato Stakes when he drops back to a sprint distance.
Bowman, Brown test Cup hopes at Werribee Hugh Bowman and Corey Brown have partnered Marmelo and Magic Circle respectively in track gallops at Werribee in preparation for the Melbourne Cup.
Jon Snow to return home to New Zealand New Zealander Jon Snow will return home rather than be pushed towards the Melbourne Cup after a disappointing performance in the Caulfield Cup.
34 contenders remain in VRC Sprint Classic First acceptances have been taken for three Flemington features, with 34 remaining in the VRC Sprint Classic, 36 in the Victoria Derby and 25 in the VRC Oaks.
Trap For Fools omitted from Cox Plate Following debate over the Cox Plate field, the Moonee Valley Racing Club committee has made the decision to drop Trap For Fools from the line-up.
McEvoy hopes Sunlight shines in Manikato Trainer Tony McEvoy believes barrier three gives three-year-old filly Sunlight her chance against the older horses in the Group One Manikato Stakes.
Winx preparation perfect towards Cox Plate As the Cox Plate approaches trainer Chris Waller and jockey Hugh Bowman are in awe of champion Winx ahead of her attempt at a fourth straight Cox Plate.
Weather slight worry for Cox Plate track How much water will be applied to the Moonee Valley track before the Cox Plate will be determined by how much of the predicted rain falls.
Withhold favourite to win G3 Geelong Cup The Roger Charlton-trained Withhold is the market leader to become the latest international winner of the Group Three Geelong Cup.
Hugh Bowman happy to let Cox Plate unfold Chasing an historic fourth straight Cox Plate victory, Winx will jump from barrier six in the eight-horse field with Godolphin's Benbatl to start from three.
Seven rivals for Winx in Cox Plate A field of eight including two internationals will run in the Cox Plate with the Moonee Valley Racing Club rejecting the entry of Trap For Fools.
Field of 14 for Manikato Stakes Kementari remains the favourite for the Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley despite drawing barrier 12 of 14 for the 1200m-sprint.
Winx in perfect shape for fourth Cox Plate Champion Winx has given a large early morning crowd at Moonee Valley a glimpse of her greatness in a gallop in preparation for the Cox Plate.
Winx in the zone for fourth Cox Plate bid Winx will gallop at the public trackwork session at Moonee Valley ahead of her historic bid for a fourth Cox Plate and her trainer says she's never been better.
Houtzen set for another Valley sprint race Houtzen is set for her third Moonee Valley sprint race this spring in the Manikato Stakes as the talented mare chases a first Group One win.
Training horses at Caulfield set to cease A new lease agreement has secured racing at Caulfield for at least the next 65 years but training of racehorses at the venue will end within five years.
Queensland trainers stick solid on strike Queensland trainers have stuck to their guns, refusing to nominate horses for the Doomben meeting in protest at the state government's distribution of POC tax.
No Melbourne Cup penalty for Best Solution Caulfield Cup winner Best Solution has not been given a weight penalty for his victory and remains on 57.5kg for the Melbourne Cup.
Field of 16 for Group Three Geelong Cup The Group Three Geelong Cup has attracted a field of 16 which includes English-trained stayer Withhold from the Roger Charlton stable.
No signs of champion Winx slowing down Winx's official biography has already been written, yet her trainer and owners are happy to let her continue writing her racing history as long as she's happy.
Dato Tan Chin Nam dies aged 93 Four-time Melbourne Cup winning owner Dato Tan Chin Nam has died aged 93.
Rawiller, Higgins in hospital after fall Victorian jockeys Brad Rawiller and Brian Higgins are in a Melbourne hospital after a race fall at Cranbourne.
Trevor-Jones rues unlucky Verdon Cup run Travelling foreman Robin Trevor-Jones fears Red Verdon has missed out on his grand final but the horse will press on to the Melbourne Cup.
Valley waiting game for O'Brien pair TJ Comerford, the travelling foreman for Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien, is awaiting news whether Rostropovich and Idaho will be runners at Moonee Valley.
Cranbourne meeting called off after fall Jockeys Brad Rawiller and Brian Higgins have been sent to a Melbourne hospital following a race fall at Cranbourne.
Manikato quartet set to run for O'Brien U S Navy Flag, Spirit Of Valour, Fleet Review and Intelligence Cross are set to run for Aidan O'Brien in the Group One Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Saeed bin Suroor now chasing a Cox Plate Having won a second Caulfield Cup with Best Solution, Saeed bin Surorr has switched his immediate attention to the Cox Plate and Benbatl.
Verry Elleegant giving owners great ride Newly promoted VRC Oaks favourite Verry Elleegant is living up to her owners' hopes in Melbourne.
Pride pair primed for Perth assault The focus is on Melbourne but Joe Pride already has one eye on the summer carnival races in Perth.
Sunlight gets used to Valley before G1 Sunlight has pleased her trainer in the first of two planned work-outs at Moonee Valley in preparation for the Group One Manikato Stakes.
Champions hat-trick for John Gosden A treble on Champions Day at Ascot has secured the trainer's title for John Gosden.
Cracksman bows out a winner Cracksman has bowed out with a successful defence of the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Caulfield Cup-winning hoop cops suspension Winning jockey Pat Cosgrave has been suspended for 11 meetings for careless riding in the Caulfield Cup.
Morgan welcomes back Sircconi at Caulfield Trainer John Sadler wasn't on hand to see stable newcomer Sircconi win at Caulfield, leaving it to the gelding's former mentor Peter Morgan.
Shumookh gives Clark a Caulfield double Gai Waterhouse has designs on the Group One Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington following Shumookh's all-the-way victory in the Tristarc Stakes at Caulfield.
Four winners for Tony Gollan at Doomben Well-bred filly Light Up The Room gave leading trainer Tony Gollans four winners at Doomben when she scored an impressive first-up win.
Caulfield Cup: what the jockeys had to say Jockey comments on the $5 million Caulfield Cup, won by Godolphin stayer Best Solution.
Williams team denied second Caulfield Cup Godolphin galloper Best Solution has held off a lunging Homesman to deny Lloyd and Nick Williams a second Caulfield Cup victory.
Resin gives her dam Beaded a Group victory Resin has won the Group Three Nivison at Randwick to give Rachel King three winners on the day.
Best Solution wins the $5m Caulfield Cup Godolphin stayer Best Solution has won the $5 million Caulfield Cup, beating Homesman and The Cliffsofmoher.
Dead-heat, protest in Group 3 Coongy Cup A protest after the judge couldn't separate Best Of Days and Mask Of Time has added to the drama of the Coongy Cup at Caulfield.
Diplomatico fuels G1 hopes with Listed win Hawkes Racing is looking to step Diplomatico up to Group One racing in Melbourne following his Listed win in the Brian Crowley Stakes at Randwick.
The Lion roars home in Highway Handicap The Lion has won the Highway Handicap at Randwick to ease his trainer's pain after his disqualification from an earlier victory.
Stunning first-up win for Femme Fireball The Magic Millions Fillies and Mares is the long-term goal for Femme Fireball after her impressive first-up win at Doomben.
Thinkin' Big dominant in Caulfield Classic A clash with Winx in the Cox Plate has not been ruled out for Caulfield Classic winner Thinkin' Big who also holds Derby and Melbourne Cup nominations.
Verry Elleegant earns VRC Oaks favouritism The win of Verry Elleegant in the Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield has moved the filly to the top of betting for the VRC Oaks.
Exoteric claims staying test at Randwick Exoteric has given trainer Chris Waller victory in the City Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick and rewarded punters who backed him late.
From Within continues Toby Edmonds' spree From Within has given Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds another stakes race win at Caulfield with an all-the-way victory in the Alinghi Stakes.
Trap For Fools scratched from Coongy Cup The Jarrod McLean-trained Traps For Fools has been withdrawn from the Coongy Cup after stewards found the gelding at Darren Weir's Warrnambool stable.
Eduardo gives Zschoke first stakes victory Cranbourne trainer Sarah Zschoke has recorded a career highlight with the victory of Eduardo in the Group Two Caulfield Sprint.
Prue's Angel in summer carnival picture Jockey Brad Stewart believes Prue's Angel wouldn't be out of place in black-type races during the summer carnival after she returned to winning form at Doomben.
Ranier breaks maiden status in Listed win After a luckless last start defeat, talented colt Ranier has broken through for his first win in the Listed Gothic Stakes at Caulfield.
Time To Reign lives up to pedigree page Time To Reign, a half-brother to Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign, has made a winning debut at Randwick.
Schweida begins a Magic Millions Odyssey Former topline sprinter Better Than Ready has sired his first winner when The Odyssey scored a dominant victory at Doomben.
Zizzis fortunes on rise in Caulfield win Zizzis has been well-rated in front by leading jockey Craig Williams to claim the QMS Media Plate at Caulfield.
Mike Moroney with two Caulfield Cup hopes Mike Moroney has new recruit Sound Check set to make his Australian debut in the Caulfield Cup while he believes stablemate Vengeur Masque is over the odds.
Weather holds key to Plumaro comeback As is the case with many trainers, Kevin Kemp will wait until as late as possible before sending filly Plumaro to Doomben.
Things to consider for the Caulfield Cup Some trivia looking at the history of the $5 million Group One Caulfield Cup.
Lindsay Park relying on Storm at Caulfield Lindsay Park senior trainer David Hayes says he now has a better understanding of imported Ventura Storm who lines up for a second tilt at the Caulfield Cup.
Classy mare Unforgotten sent for a spell The Chris Waller-trained Group One winner Unforgotten will not run again this spring with trainer Chris Waller opting to send the mare for a spell.
Red Verdon on target for G1 Caulfield Cup English stayer Red Verdon makes his Australian debut in the Caulfield Cup with trainer Ed Dunlop's representative confident he will run a big race.
Chris Waller aiming high with Bridge High Bridge can enhance his prospects of a Melbourne Cup berth with a good performance in the City Tattersalls Cup at Randwick.
Trainer foresight to help Allknight Saint Trainer Lauren Herne has been able to keep up the fitness levels of veteran Allknight Saint as he heads to Doomben.
King size Caulfield Cup Dream for Spicer Managing owner Brad Spicer is eagerly awaiting the Caulfield Cup in which he has favourite Kings Will Dream in the $5 million race.
Chapada on trial for Derby in G3 Classic The Mike Moroney-trained Chapada will be out to enhance his Victoria Derby credentials when he steps up in class and distance in the Caulfield Classic.
Childs could join his father as Cup winner His father won two Caulfield Cups during his riding career and now Jordan Childs hopes to add his name to the honour roll aboard import Sound Check.
Yucatan Cup scratching all above board Analysis of Betfair data has indicated there were no abnormal price movements before the Caulfield Cup scratching of Yucatan.
Joe takes Pride in old and new at Randwick A mix of youth and experience will ensure trainer Joe Pride has all his bases covered for the City Tattersalls meeting at Randwick.
Syndicator to reap more rewards at Doomben Group One-winning syndicate head Cameron Bennett is hoping his great start to the season will continue to Doomben.
Strike action to go ahead in Qld racing Major racing groups on Queensland will strike on two key days in protest at government treatment of the state's racing industry.
Roaring Lion to run in QEII at Ascot Roaring Lion will miss the Champion Stakes over 2000m and instead revert to 1600m in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot on Champions day.
Cracksman blinkered in Champion Stakes Cracksman will wear blinkers in his final appearance on the track in the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Cross Counter not back to regular work yet Connections of Cross Counter are hoping the stayer can soon resume regular training after suffering a minor setback with a cut to a leg.
Overseas results in the $5m Caulfield Cup A look at the international influence on the Caulfield Cup, the $5 million race that has attracted six overseas-trained horses this year.
Japanese stayers ready for Cup challenge Chestnut Coat and Sole Impact will fly the flag for Japan when they line up in the $5 million Caulfield Cup.
Wide draw for Tom Melbourne in G3 Moonga Hugh Bowman will have to overcome a wide draw on Tom Melbourne in the Moonga Stakes when he rides the gelding in a race for the first time.
Melham gets another Caulfield Cup chance After finishing third in the 2017 Caulfield Cup on Johannes Vermeer, jockey Ben Melham is hoping for an even better result on Homesman in this year's race.
Irish stayer to relish O'Brien master plan Irish star The Cliffsofmoher is rated the main threat to Australian-trained stayers Kings Will Dream and Youngstar in the Caulfield Cup.
Blinkers for Fifteen Rounds at Randwick Joe Pride has made a key gear change to Fifteen Rounds ahead of the colt's toughest test in the Brian Crowley Stakes at Randwick.
Lindsay Park duo on trial for Derby bids Stablemates Sikorsky and Muswellbrook will be out to press their Victoria Derby claims when they are tested over 2000m in the Caulfield Classic.
Sir Charles Road out to stake Cup claims Co-trainer Lance O'Sullivan will rely on attrition to get New Zealand stayer Sir Charles Road into the Melbourne Cup if he runs well in the Coongy at Caulfield.
Newcastle trainer has spring in his step A two-year-old starting its racing journey and a progressive sprinter will spearhead trainer Paul Perry's two-state team at Randwick and Caulfield.
Strong Cup tempo a key for UK stayer: Dunn Dwayne Dunn insists UK stayer Duretto has the right form to make a bold bid in the $5 million Caulfield Cup.
Schweida's Odyssey ready to go one better Trainers Kelly Schweida and David Vandyke have strong chances against early-season star Guntantes at Doomben.
Nikitas to honour Kelso Wood at Doomben Trainer Chris Munce hopes to pay tribute to the late Kelso Wood by winning with Nikitas at Doomben.
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Brave Song back in form with Caulfield win James McDonald has taken full use of his inside barrier draw guiding consistent sprinter Brave Song to victory at Caulfield.
I Am A Star continues on her winning way The Shane Nichols-trained I Am A Star has claimed another feature race win for mares, dominating the Group Three Ladies' Day Vase at Caulfield from the front.
Ford not Blue about Destiny's Kiss in Cup Jay Ford won the St Leger aboard Victorian stayer Big Blue but he will be in a rival corner when he partners Destiny's Kiss at Randwick.
Written By on track to complete Begg plan Trainer Grahame Begg's Coolmore Stud Stakes aspirations remain intact after Written By led throughout to claim the Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Japanese apprentice's Caulfield Cup chance South Australian-based Japanese apprentice Ryusei Sakai is excited about the chance to ride Sole Impact in the Caulfield Cup despite having the outside barrier.
Track conditions key for country sprinter The track conditions at Randwick will determine whether Don't Give A Damn backs up after struggling to handle heavy ground in the $1.3 million Kosciuszko.
Ben Allen set for third Caulfield Cup ride Apprentice Ben Allen is set for his third ride in the Caulfield Cup and hopes Night's Watch can go better than his fourth placing last year on Lord Fandango.
Confidence levels high for Weir Cup runner The Darren Weir-trained import Kings Will Dream has had a flawless build-up to the Caulfield Cup.
Tony Gollan on weather watch in two states Premier trainer Tony Gollan is keeping an eye on the weather in Sydney and Brisbane as he bids for a two-state centre double.
Qld trainer pushes for all-weather track As trainer Stuart Kendrick prepares his wet-tracker Hingus Rose for Doomben, he says the Sunshine Coast's all-weather surface should be reinstated.
Barrier draw moves King to Cup favouritism After drawing barrier six in the Caulfield Cup, the Darren Weir-trained Kings Will Dream is the new favourite for the $5 million race.
Enable to run in Breeders' Cup Turf Enable's owner Prince Khalid Abdullah has given the go-ahead for Enable to run in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Churchill Downs.
Blinkers will flick Cup switch in Ace High Ace High is in perfect condition ahead of the Caulfield Cup despite a lacklustre gallop on the course proper at Caulfield.
Goldman changes tack for Group One bid Kurt Goldman is hoping a new plan for Eckstein will get the mare home in the Group One Empire Rose Stakes after she was beaten narrowly last year.
Easier Caulfield option for Oregon's Day Mick Price hopes talented mare Oregon's Day can return to winning form when she contests the Ladies' Day Vase at Caulfield.
Lindsay Park after third Blue Sapphire win Tony Nicconi and Smart Elissim will attempt to provide Lindsay Park with the stable's third win in four years in the Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Turf alliance waits on tax talks outcome The racing alliance protesting the distribution of tax funds says it will review a decision on strike action if they don't hear from the Queensland government.
Greysful Glamour continues on Oaks path The Group Three Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield will be the next step on the path towards the VRC Oaks for the Mark Newnham-trained Greysful Glamour.
Rain puts paid to Doomben midweek meeting The Doomben midweek thoroughbred meeting has been abandoned because of continuing wet weather.
Capacity field declared for Caulfield Cup Godolphin galloper Best Solution will carry the No.1 saddlecloth in the Caulfield Cup with the $5 million race attracting a capacity field.
Injury ends Vega Magic's spring campaign Lindsay Park sprinter Vega Magic has been sent for a spell following his failure on a wet track in The Everest at Randwick.
Soft ground for Cracksman at Ascot Cracksman will get his preferred soft ground at Ascot when he attempts to defend the Champion Stakes which will be his final race.
Winx fit and well, The Autumn Sun to spell Trainer Chris Waller says all is well with Winx ahead of the Cox Plate while stablemate The Autumn Sun will be spelled.
Count Octave ruled out of Cups Imported stayer Count Octave has been withdrawn from the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups with a leg issue.
Waller pleased with progress of Youngstar Youngstar has galloped on the course proper at Caulfield in preparation for the Caulfield Cup for which she is favourite.
Yucatan withdrawn from Caulfield Cup The Aidan O'Brien-trained Lloyd Williams-owned Yucatan has been taken out of the Caulfield Cup for which he had been favourite.
Mishani Spirit a Magic Millions hope Mishani Spirit has finally got the races at Toowoomba and qualified for the Magic Millions Two Year Old Classic.
Melbourne Cup penalty conditions restored In a change from last year, all horses entered for the Caulfield Cup are eligible for a Melbourne Cup penalty if they win.
Injured Emotionless out of Caulfield Cup The Charlie Appleby-trained Emotionless is out of the Caulfield Cup and the remainder of the Melbourne spring carnival with a stress fracture of the pelvis.
The Autumn Sun too immature for Cox Plate Trainer Chris Waller says Caulfield Guineas winner The Autumn Sun is not mature enough to tackle Winx in the Cox Plate.
Manikato Stakes next aim for Kementari Kementari is being aimed at the Group One Manikato Stakes and has continued preparations for that 1200m race with an impressive barrier trial in Sydney.
Jockey suffers fractures in Singapore fall New Zealand jockey Alysha Collett has fractured her back and heel after falling off her mount during a race in Singapore.
Wet surface ideal for Destiny's Kiss Veteran Destiny's Kiss is likely to get a rain-affected surface to suit when he attempts to defend the City Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick.
Cup hope Ace High never been better: Payne Trainer David Payne says Victoria Derby winner Ace High has never been better ahead of the $5 million Group One Caulfield Cup.
Written By headlines Blue Sapphire field Group One-winning colt Written By is among a field of six runners for the Group Three Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Yucatan gets 2.5kg Melbourne Cup penalty Impressive Herbert Power Stakes winner Yucatan has been given a 2.5kg weight penalty for the Melbourne Cup.
Cup hope Cross Counter suffers setback Melbourne Cup contender, Godolphin's Cross Counter, has suffered a minor setback with a cut to a leg.
Octabello too strong in Cranbourne Cup Octobello has finished too well for Sully in the Cranbourne Cup to deny the runner-up a hometown feature win.
Boom to continue for top sire An outstanding stakes win by two-year-old Champagne Boom has confirmed the high rating of Queensland sire Spirit Of Boom.
Trapeze Artist vaccinated for overseas The Everest runner-up Trapeze Artist has been inoculated ahead of a possible overseas campaign, firstly in Hong Kong if quarantine protocols are relaxed.
Too Darn Hot wins G1 Dewhurst Stakes Too Darn Hot has won Britain's premier juvenile race, the Dewhurst Stakes, to remain unbeaten after four starts.
Cosgrave to bid for another Godolphin Cup After winning the Caulfield Stakes on Benbatl, Pat Cosgrave is after another big race win when he rides Best Solution in the Caulfield Cup.
Written By on target for Blue Sapphire Written By will take his next step towards the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes when he runs in the Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Brisbane Racing Club to declare profit The Brisbane Racing Club will declare a $1.3 million operating profit despite losing $4 million on its racing operation last financial year.
Six riders banned on Caulfield Guineas day Visiting UK jockey James Doyle was among six riders suspended out of the Caulfield Guineas meeting.
Yucatan impressive in Herbert Power win The Aidan O'Brien-trained Yucatan has turned in an impressive display to win the Group Three Herbert Power Stakes in his Australian debut.
Moss 'N' Dale wins Group 3 Craven Plate Wet-tracker Moss 'n' Dale has rained on the parade of Sydney Group performers, winning the Craven Plate at Randwick for Victorian trainer Peter Gelagotis.
Big Blue gets the jump on St Leger rivals Big Blue has outstayed his rivals in the $500,000 St Leger at Randwick after two hurdle wins in country Victoria.
Pierata grabs Randwick consolation prize Trainer Greg Hickman and jockey Tommy Berry have combined with Pierata as the classy four-year-old streaked to a dominant Sydney Stakes win.
The Autumn Sun shines in Caulfield Guineas Sydney colt The Autumn Sun has stamped himself as one of Australia's most valuable thoroughbreds with a brilliant victory in the $2 million Caulfield Guineas.
First Kosciuszko goes to Grafton trainer Respected Grafton trainer John Shelton has trained outsider Belflyer to win the inaugural $1.3 million Kosciuszko at Randwick.
Godolphin stars fight out Caulfield Stakes Benbatl and Blair House have given racing powerhouse Godolphin a quinella in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Redzel doubles up in $13 million Everest The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Redzel has defended his title in the $13 million Everest at Randwick.
Land Of Plenty claims G1 Toorak Handicap Land Of Plenty has emulated stablemate Amphitrite as a Group One winner on Caulfield Guineas day, taking out the Toorak Handicap from the widest barrier.
Stampede returns a winner, Melbourne next Stampede has made a triumphant return at Randwick to set himself up for a trip to Melbourne and a Group One target.
Ball Of Muscle to the fore at Caulfield Ball Of Muscle has made a happy return to Melbourne, taking out the Group Two Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield.
Last runner for Peter Morgan at Caulfield Trainer Peter Morgan has been forced into what he hopes is a temporary retirement with the impending sale of the property where he trains.
Amphitrite wins the Gr 1 Thousand Guineas The Darren Weir-trained Amphitrite has stormed home from last to win the Group One Thousand Guineas to continue her unbeaten spring campaign.
A victory and an Everest second for Vieira I Like It Easy has given owner Bert Vieira a Listed win at Randwick but he has been just as satisfied with Trapeze Artist's second in the $14 million Everest.
Winter Bride turns into a spring wonder In-form mare Winter Bride has made it back-to-back Caulfield wins so far this spring with victory in a Group Three sprint for mares.
Sunlight too speedy for Caulfield rivals Sunlight has recovered from a spiked temperature in Sydney to record an easy win in the Thoroughbred Club Stakes at Caulfield.
Matt Dunn back in Highway Handicap mode Tristan De Angel has given Matt Dunn victory in the Highway Handicap at Randwick to set up a possible tilt at the Country Championship.
Anaheed streaks to maiden on Everest day Redzel's handlers Peter and Paul Snowden have celebrated victory at Randwick on Everest day with two-year-old debutante Anaheed.
Iconoclasm claims Listed win at Caulfield The Darren Weir-trained Iconoclasm has claimed his first stakes win in the Listed Weekend Hussler Stakes and could now be set for a Group One handicap.
Champagne Boom takes out Debutant Stakes The Lindsay Park-trained Champagne Boom has raced to an impressive win in the Listed Debutant Stakes at Caulfield.
Rain puts paid to Doomben gallops meeting Rain has forced the Doomben meeting to be abandoned, joining several other washouts in southeast Queensland.
Hamada euthanised after trackwork injury The Charlie Appleby-trained Hamada has had to be euthanised after breaking a leg in a routine track gallop at Werribee while preparing for the Melbourne Cup.
Some key facts on the Toorak Handicap A look at the history of the Group One Toorak Handicap to be run at Caulfield.
A guide to the $13m Everest at Randwick Anticipation is building for the 12-horse Everest, a $13 million sprint over 1200m at Randwick, the world's richest race on turf.
Jockey Tye Angland to miss Caulfield Cup Tye Angland has failed to get a meeting shaved off a careless riding ban on appeal, meaning he will miss the ride on Ace High in the Caulfield Cup.
Trapeze Artist still a threat in the wet A wet track is not ideal for Trapeze Artist in The Everest but his trainer Gerald Ryan does not believe he should be counted out.
Radipole chasing Group One Toorak upset Trainer Mike Moroney is hoping Toorak Handicap outsider Radipole can defy his price and make his presence felt from a good barrier in the Group One race.
Schmetzer hopes a win leads to Kosciuszko Muswellbrook trainer Mark Schmetzer hopes a good run in the Highway Handicap at Randwick could lead Majestic Pedrille to the Kosciuszko next year.
A look behind the Group 1 Caulfield Stakes A look at the history behind the Group One weight-for-age Caulfield Stakes.
Lees-trained colt on Song for Guineas tilt Kris Lees rates The Autumn Sun clearly the horse to beat but he believes his runner Gem Song is capable of a big showing in the Caulfield Guineas.
Eight more internationals Melbourne-bound The final shipment of eight internationally trained nominated for the Melbourne Cup are bound for Melbourne ahead of their spring carnival targets.
Rain Heaven-sent for Waller import Import One Foot In Heaven's European form suggests the Chris Waller-trained stayer will relish rain-affected conditions at Randwick.
Stokes not discounting Music Bay in G1 Phillip Stokes believes Music Bay can bounce back from her last-start unplaced run and perform well in the Group One Thousand Guineas.
Rain doubles Herne's chances at Doomben The prediction for heavy rain could give trainer Lauren Herne her chance for a first city double at Doomben on Saturday.
Zofonic Dancer gets chance to stay Zofonic Dancer gets the chance at Doomben to live up to trainer Robert Heathcote's opinion he is a future staying star.
Waller keeps options open for Unforgotten Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will wait until after Unforgotten runs in the Caulfield Stakes before deciding on the mare's next target.
Godolphin's Emotionless to have bone scan The Charlie Appleby-trained Emotionless is on light walking duties at Werribee until after the results of a bone scan which will be conducted early next week.
Doomben set to race on heavy track After two days of rain, the Doomben meeting is set to go ahead on a heavy track.
De Sousa suspended but can ride in Cup British jockey Silvestre de Sousa will miss Champions day at Ascot through suspension but his ban ends in time for him to ride in the Melbourne Cup.
Queensland strike action suspended The alliance protesting state government treatment of Queensland's racing industry has agreed to suspend plans for two days of strike action.
All the key facts on the Caulfield Guineas A look at the historical features of the Group One Caulfield Guineas for three-year-olds.
Allen excited about Guineas opportunity After riding Native Soldier to an impressive win last start, apprentice Ben Allen believes the colt will take plenty of running down in the Caulfield Guineas.
Herbert Power trio chasing big Cups entry A Prince Of Arran, Prize Money and Yucatan can advance their chances for the big Cup races by winning the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield.
Northam has Kosciuszko in sights After All Trainer Rod Northam will saddle up After All That in a history-making quest to win the inaugural running of The Kosciuszko at Randwick.
Parish chases another G1 for Lindsay Park Cory Parish has been entrusted with the ride on Muraaqeb for Lindsay Park in the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Apprentice Ben Allen aims for first G1 win Apprentice Ben Allen is hoping he can break through for his first Group One win with a good book of feature race rides on Caulfield Guineas day.
Team Williams strong Caulfield Stakes hand Irish-trained horses The Cliffsofmoher and Homesman will represent Lloyd and Nick Williams in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Shinn opens up about mental health Injured champion jockey Blake Shinn has opened up about his mental health struggles to try to help others.
Freedman stable divided over $13m Everest The Anthony Freedman stable will have a strong hand in the $13 million Everest when it saddles two of the top fancies in Santa Ana Lane and Shoals.
Lees with big-race chances in two states Kris Lees will be at Randwick to watch his three runners in The Everest but the trainer also has chances in two Group One races at Caulfield on the same day.
Invictus Prince after first Australian win Matthew Smith expects a distance rise to suit Invictus Prince who will chase his first Australian win in the Craven Plate at Randwick.
Emmet McNamara set for Australian debut Irish jockey Emmet McNamara will have his first ride at Caulfield racecourse when he partners Intelligence Cross in the Schillaci Stakes.
Cassidy to llink with Waller at Doomben Jockey Larry Cassidy will have fond memories of champion mare Winx when he reunites with her trainer Chris Waller at Doomben.
Corey Bayliss picks up key ride Apprentice Corey Bayliss resumes from a lengthy suspension with the key ride on Madam Shazam at Doomben.
Latrobe thriving ahead of Melbourne Cup Part-owner Nick Williams believes Latrobe has the potential to be a better horse than Rekindling who gave Irish trainer Joseph O'Brien his first Melbourne Cup.
Avdulla to ride Latrobe in Melbourne Cup Sydney jockey Brenton Avdulla will ride Irish Derby winner Latrobe in the Melbourne Cup.
Arrowfield Stud buys into The Autumn Sun Arrowfield has announced it has bought a 50 per cent share in rising star The Autumn Sun, a short-priced favourite to win the Caulfield Guineas.
Trainer Matthew Leek to front RAD Board Racing Victoria stewards has issued a charge against trainer Matthew Leek that will be heard by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
McDonald in form ahead of Guineas meeting James McDonald has ridden five winners at Warwick Farm as he prepares for potentially his most profitable day in the saddle since returning from suspension.
Blinkers for Lindsay Park duo in Guineas Stablemates Good 'N' Fast and Muswellbrook will wear blinkers in a race for the first time in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
European trio line up in Caulfield Stakes Benbatl, Blair House and The Cliffsofmoher will fly the flag for the European gallopers in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Hartnell chasing another big handicap win After winning the Epsom Handicap at his most recent start, Godolphin's Hartnell will now try to add the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield under top weight of 59kg.
Rain a huge boost for Lees' Everest trio Most Everest trainers might lamenting Sydney's weather but for Newcastle's Kris Lees he's not worried about a wet track for his three runners.
Rookie trainer steps up to Group One stage Mr Exclusive will give young Cranbourne trainer Matthew Brown an early career highlight when he steps out in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Dunn out to enhance top Caulfield record Dwayne Dunn will ride Seabrook in a race for the first time when the Mick Price-trained filly chases a second Group One win in the Thousand Guineas.
Brown envisages global reach for Everest In Her Time's jockey Corey Brown sees the potential for The Everest to draw more international players to the $13 million race.
Youngsters to give Matt Dunn a consolation Trainer Matt Dunn is shattered over The Kosciuszko scratching of favourite Care To Think but he could receive some consolation at Doomben.
Wet track a boon for Luvaluva at Randwick Trainer John Sargent says Luvaluva will appreciate a soft track and is ready to produce a peak performance in the Craven Plate at Randwick.
Hill backs Taillevent for a sterner test Trainer Bruce Hill has elected to run Taillevent in open company rather than restricted class as he tries to break a run of bad luck at Doomben.
Hartnell headlines Group One Toorak field Multiple Group One winner Hartnell is among a field of 18 plus one emergency for the Toorak Handicap which also features the Charlie Appleby-trained Jungle Cat.
Internationals feature in Caulfield Stakes The Group One Caulfield Stakes has a significant international presence with three northern-hemisphere trained runners in the field of 12.
Ipswich thoroughbred meeting rescheduled The Ipswich race meeting that was abandoned has been rescheduled with Racing Queensland calling for new nominations.
Godolphin imports jockeys for Caulfield Godolphin will fly European jockeys Pat Cosgrave and James Doyle to Melbourne to ride in Group One races at Caulfield.
Care To Think out of Kosciuszko Awesome Pluck will replace long-time favourite Care To Think in the $1.3 million Kosciuszko for country-trained horses at Randwick.
Redzel draws barrier one in Everest Last year's winner Redzel has drawn barrier one for the $13 million Everest and is the $7 equal favourite.
Melbourne Cup fav set to run in Cox Plate Avilius is set to run in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley on the way to the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Qld strike alliance gets fair hearing The alliance of trainers, jockeys, owners and breeders threatening a Queensland racing strike say they have had a fair hearing from the state government.
Unbeaten Smart Melody chasing Guineas win Smart Melody has risen to every challenge so far and will be out to extend the unbeaten start to her career in the Group One Thousand Guineas over 1600m.
No Cox Plate for Grunt after Turnbull flop X-rays have cleared Grunt of any underlying problems but trainer Mick Price has ruled him out of the Cox Plate with a view to a Group One race at Flemington.
Dollar For Dollar after G1 Toorak success After Dollar For Dollar was denied a Group One win in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes, trainer Tony McEvoy is hoping for better luck in the Toorak Handicap.
Osborne Bulls gets Everest start Osborne Bulls will replace stablemate Home Of The Brave in the $13 million Everest with the latter showing an elevated temperature.
Easy week for Winx after Turnbull win Chris Waller says champion Winx has recovered well from her 28th straight victory in the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
US Navy Flag tracks well ahead of Everest Irish sprinter US Navy Flag has performed well in his track work ahead of The Everest, however his team is hoping there is no more rain to come.
Six Everest emergencies named Six emergencies have been named for the $13 million Everest with slot holders able to negotiate with connections of any reserve if their horse is scratched.
Thrillster ready for Thousand Guineas test Thrillster will be out to turn the tables on Smart Melody in the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield after her second to the favourite in the Prelude.
The Autumn Sun clear favourite for Guineas Dual Group One winner The Autumn Sun has maintained his grip on favouritism for the Caulfield Guineas after drawing barrier five for the 1600m feature.
Viddora in great shape for Everest Viddora has continued preparations for The Everest with a course proper gallop at Caulfield, impressing trainer Lloyd Kennewell.
Emotionless in doubt for Caulfield Cup Godolphin's Emotionless is in doubt for the Caulfield Cup after showing signs of lameness after a work-out at Werribee.
The Autumn Sun has first look at Caulfield Caulfield Guineas favourite The Autumn Sun has galloped at Caulfield in preparation for the Group One race for three-year-olds.
Race on for ballot exemption at Caulfield A place in the Caulfield Cup is up for grabs with the winners of the Caulfield Stakes and the Herbert Power Stakes earning ballot exemptions.
Dual Group One winner English retired Dual Group One-winning mare English has run her last race and will join the broodmare band at Newhaven Park after she is served by I Am Invincible.
Weather only concern for Trapeze Artist Sydney's weather forecast is trainer Gerald Ryan's main concern heading to the $13 million Everest with equal favourite Trapeze Artist.
Sunlight sizzles in Cranbourne trial win Sunlight's spring campaign looks to be back on track after the filly raced away to an easy trial win over 800m at Cranbourne.
Guineas gear change looms for Vassilator A track gallop in blinkers will determine whether Vassilator will race in the head gear in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Smart filly Niedorp to make Doomben debut Two-year-old filly Niedorp will make her debut at Doomben a week later than planned after being scratched because of a wide barrier.
Internationals entered for Caulfield tilt The opening program of the three-day Caulfield Cup carnival has drawn 12 nominations from 11 internationally trained horses across five races.
Gai Waterhouse to join Sport Hall of Fame Gai Waterhouse is to be inducted to the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, joining her father TJ Smith and three other racehorse trainers.
Avilius gets penalty for Bart Cummings win Godolphin's Avilius has received a 1.5kg penalty for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups following his narrow win in The Bart Cummings at Flemington .
Bonneval secured by Waikato Stud Recently retired New Zealand champion Bonneval has been secured by Waikato Stud and will be served by I Am Invincible.
Damian Browne suspended at Caloundra Group-One winning jockey Damian Browne has been suspended for 15 days as he rides on a stay of proceedings pending his appeal of another ban.
Enable prevails in tight Arc finish Enable has successfully defended her Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe crown at ParisLongchamp, holding off the challenge from Sea Of Class.
Qld stewards warn of tougher arsenic stand Queensland stewards have indicated they will take a tougher line on arsenic positive swabs after more cases have come to light.
Mirette on target for G1 Thousand Guineas Archie Alexander is hoping to take Mirette from a Benalla maiden victory to the Group One Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Injury doubts still on Tulloch Lodge pair The support sprints on the Everest program are taking shape but Tulloch Lodge mares English and Invincible Star are still in doubt for the Sydney Stakes.
Oohood on target for Caulfield Guineas Tony McEvoy will run Group One-winner Oohood against the colts and geldings in the Caulfield Guineas, convinced the filly is up to the challenge.
NZ mare Savvy Coup to be set for Cox Plate New Zealand mare Savvy Coup will run in the Cox Plate with her trainer Michael Pitman expecting to be track-side after bowel cancer surgery.
Queensland clubs support protest decision The Brisbane Racing Club and Gold Coast Turf Club have come out in support of protests against the Point of Consumption tax distribution.
Long Leaf to bypass G1 Caulfield Guineas Long Leaf will be freshened for a tilt at the Coolmore Stud Stakes rather than press on in distance for a shot at the Caulfield Guineas.
Eagle Farm track nearing first test The troubled Eagle Farm racetrack surface is nearly ready to have its first major test with horses scheduled to gallop on it soon.
Schofield suspended over Flemington ride Glyn Schofield, Mark Zahra and Jye McNeil have all been suspended for careless riding at Flemington on Turnbull Stakes day.
Invincibella makes amends at Flemington Invincibella is set to play a part in the big mares' spring races following her win in the Group Two Blazer Stakes at Flemington.
Amphitrite beats stablemates in stakes win Amphitrite has beaten Krone and Verry Elleegant to give trainer Darren Weir the first three placegetters in the Group Two Edward Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Angland suspended, misses Caulfield Cup Tye Angland will miss the Caulfield Cup ride on Ace High after being suspended at Randwick.
I Am Serious breaks through at Group level I Am Serious has appreciated the drop back to mares class to win the Group Three Angst Stakes at Randwick.
Bart Cummings win gives Avilius Cup berth James Cummings has secured a start for Avilius in the Melbourne Cup with the import taking out the race named in his grandfather's honour at Flemington.
Champion sire Encosta De Lago dies aged 25 Champion sire Encosta De Lago has died aged 25 at Coolmore Stud in the NSW Hunter Valley.
I Am Excited sprints to victory in Gilgai Sydney mare I Am Excited has finished strongly the claim the biggest win of her career in the Group Two Gilgai Stakes at Flemington.
Group Two win caps big double for O'Dea Brisbane trainer Steve O'Dea has come away from Randwick with a winning double by half-brothers, including a Group Two victory with Sesar.
Maid Of Heaven wins Spring Champion Stakes Maid Of Heaven has given trainer Mark Newnham and jockey Rachel King a milestone Group One win in the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Niccanova to step up after Doomben victory Niccanova will step up to 1600m before going to the Brisbane summer carnival after an impressive win at Doomben.
Extra Brut claims Listed win in UCI Stakes Three-year-old Extra Brut has made it three-straight wins with a strong performance stepping up to 1800m for the first time in the Listed UCI Stakes.
Winx roars home to capture Turnbull Stakes Winx has kept her winning streak intact, claiming the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Retired Chautauqua in Flemington farewell Champion sprinter Chautauqua has been farewelled at Flemington, after connections called time on the grey flash's career.
Eckstein powers to strong Flemington win NSW mare Eckstein has broken through for a long overdue win, taking out the Listed Paris Lane Stakes at Flemington.
Options for Wild Planet after stakes win The Caulfield Guineas is among the options for Wild Planet after the three-year-old scored a narrow win in a Listed race at Flemington.
First Sydney winner for trainer Jim Jarvis Coffs Harbour trainer Jim Jarvis has trained his first Sydney city winner with Evopex claiming the Highway Handicap to fuel Country Championships dreams.
Courseshewill seals Magic Millions berth Flying filly Courseshewill is the first horse to be assured of a Magic Millions 2YO Classic start with her win at Doomben.
Unite And Conquer too speedy at Flemington Wearing blinkers for his first start, professional youngster Unite And Conquer has led throughout to win in the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes at Flemington.
Guntantes earns high praise from jockey Stakes-winning jockey Dale Smith has compared Guntantes with some of the best two-year-olds he has ridden after the colt's Doomben win.
Hellyer key to Monaco Snob streak: trainer Trainer Robert Heathcote has given credit to jockey Michael Hellyer for the fourth straight win of Monaco Snob at Doomben.
Absent Minister in Qld racing crosshairs Organisers of a threatened strike in the Queensland racing industry have called on Racing MInister Sterling Hinchliffe to return from holidays to meet them.
Blazer Stakes return for Bring Me Roses Talented mare Bring Me Roses will be chasing her first win since the corresponding meeting a year ago when she resumes in the Blazer Stakes at Flemington.
Barrier problems for Gollan's juveniles Trainer Tony Gollan has been set a poser about whether to start two of his new season juveniles from wide barriers at Doomben.
Winx to continue streak in G1 Turnbull After being crowned Australia's Racehorse of the Year for a third time, Winx will be out to extend her winning sequence to 28 races in the Turnbull Stakes.
Wet Randwick no worry for Tarka Trainer David Payne believes Tarka's small size will be an advantage on a heavy Randwick track in the Spring Champion Stakes.
Heavy track won't fuss Velaro at Randwick Velaro's trainer Cameron Crockett says a heavy track won't worry the four-year-old in the Highway Handicap at Randwick as rain continues in Sydney.
Birchley Millions bid continues at Doomben Trainer Liam Birchley's quest to win the Magic Millions 2YO Classic resumes at Doomben.
Strikes nothing new in Queensland racing Strike action is nothing new in Queensland racing but this time all aspects of the industry are united according to organisers.
Jaameh aiming to win Melbourne Cup start With two Flemington wins already under his belt this spring, import Jaameh will be chasing a Melbourne Cup spot when he runs in The Bart Cummings.
Niccanova frustrations to end for Tregea Trainer Steve Tregea has had a great start to the season but one of his sources of frustration should end at Doomben.
Dual NZ champion Bonneval retired Triple Group One winner Bonneval has officially been retired after her unplaced run in the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Queensland racing industry to strike The key participants in the Queensland racing industry are planning two days of strike action in protest at a lack of government support.
Cracksman to miss Arc to run at Ascot Cracksman is set to bring the curtain down on his racing career by defending the Champion Stakes after being ruled out of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Winx claims third Horse of the Year title Champion Winx has been named Australia's Racehorse of the Year for the third consecutive time, joining Black Caviar and Sunline.
Brisbane colt Sesar to make Sydney debut Brisbane trainer Steve O'Dea is looking to Sesar to step up in the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick before he heads further south to Melbourne.
Injured Kopi Luwak out of $1.3m Kosciuszko Kopi Luwak, one of two slot runners for trainer Danny Williams in The Kosciuszko, has been ruled out of the $1.3 million race.
Truly Discreet after big Flemington prize The Blazer Stakes at Flemington can provide Truly Discreet with a springboard into bigger spring carnival races.
Well-bred Mercury set for Flemington debut Two-year-old Mercury, a half-brother to talented sprinter Osborne Bulls, will step out in Melbourne's first juvenile race of the season.
The Spring Champion Stakes at a glance A look at the history of the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick and the talking points ahead of the $500,000 race.
Group 1 Turnbull Stakes facts and figures All you need to know about the Group One Turnbull Stakes over 2000m at Flemington.
Alexander mare joins queue for Cup entry Wheal Leisure will make a bid for a Melbourne Cup start when she contests the Bart Cummings at Flemington.
Dealmaker out to emulate sire in Group One The Chris Waller-trained Dealmaker will chase a Group One win in the Spring Champion Stakes, a race his sire Dundeel won at Randwick six years ago.
Apprentice claim to reduce Volkoff burden Apprentice Clayton Gallagher's 3kg claim is expected to help Volkoff score her second win for trainers Brian and Daniel Guy at Doomben.
Winx picture perfect ahead of Turnbull Trainer Chris Waller says Winx is in perfect condition for the Turnbull Stakes which is her final lead-up to a planned fourth Cox Plate tilt.
Bussutin, Young 3YOs chase Vic Derby start Cosmic City, Louie The Legend and Savvy Oak will attempt to give Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young successive UCI Stakes wins at Flemington.
Qld 2YOs add new dimension to top stable Champion trainer Chris Waller's Queensland stable will take a different direction when Soldati makes his debut at Doomben.
Stewards adjourn Gold Coast inquiry Stewards have adjourned an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding She's A Youeffoh's scratching at the Gold Coast.
Winx in perfect order for Turnbull Everything is on track for Winx to chase her 28th consecutive win in the Turnbull Stakes, with trainer Chris Waller saying the mare is picture perfect.
Mansa Musa remains unbeaten Mansa Musa has backed up his winning debut at Gosford with another all-the-way victory at Warwick Farm.
D-day for Not A Single Cent at Flemington Trainers Ciaron Maher and David Eustace will find out just where Not A Single Cent is in his preparation after he runs in the UCI Stakes at Flemington.
Newcastle form to stack up at Randwick Aramayo, winner of the Spring Stakes at Newcastle, will be out to upset Thinkin' Big in the Group One Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Jeff Lloyd again shows his class Champion jockey Jeff Lloyd is set to retire but he still has plenty of tricks as he showed with his win on Korodon at the Gold Coast.
Avilius primed for The Bart Cummings Trainer James Cummings says exciting import Avilius is primed for the Bart Cummings at Flemington as the stayer bids to secure a Melbourne Cup start.
O'Brien quintet straight to Werribee work Not even an unexpected stopover in Sharjah has stopped Aidan O'Brien's quintet of horses from hitting the training tracks at Werribee.
Winx has 21st Group One win in sights Champion Winx is a short-priced favourite to claim her 21st Group One win and stretch her winning sequence to 28 in the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Heathcote looks to another gun 2yo Two-year-old colt Guntantes will be aiming to carry on a winning family tradition when he makes his debut at Doomben.
Still no Arc decision for Cracksman Cracksman's participation in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe is still up in the air with rain now forecast in Paris on race eve.
Japanese import Ambitious out for spring The Anthony Freedman-trained Japanese import Ambitious has been ruled out of the rest of the spring racing carnival.
Internationals can compete on Guineas day A group of internationally trained horses has been given approval to end quarantine on Caulfield Guineas day as planned despite a travel delay into Melbourne.
Winx to have nine rivals in G1 Turnbull Champion Winx headlines a field of 10 for the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington as she bids to extend her winning sequence to 28 races.
Thirteen to run in G1 Spring Champion A field of 13 has been declared for the Group One Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick including three fillies.
Japanese pair chasing the Cups dream Japanese horses Chestnut Coat and Sole Impact are undergoing quarantine at Werribee ahead of their targets in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Home Of The Brave in Everest for ATC Home Of The Brave will run for the Australian Turf Club in the $13 million Everest with the field of 12 now complete.
Racing Qld to chase better prize money Racing Queensland will ask the state government for additional funds to help with prize money after a decision to direct Point of Consumption tax elsewhere.
Viddora gets Damion Flower's Everest slot Viddora has gained a berth in the $13 million Everest and will run for the group headed by Damion Flower and Neil Werrett.
Shane Bottomley to face RAD Board hearing Cranbourne trainer Shane Bottomley faces a Racing Appeals and Disciplinary hearing after being charged by Racing Victoria stewards.
Aloisia ready for return at Flemington A sharper Aloisia is set to make her spring return when she lines up in the Blazer Stakes at Flemington.
Maid Of Heaven one of three Spring fillies Trainer Mark Newnham has confirmed Maid Of Heaven will take her place in the Group One Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Wait and see on Flemington for Rising Red Trent Busuttin will study the final field for the Bart Cummings to decide whether Rising Red takes his place or is held over a week for the Herbert Power.
No extra rivals for Winx in Turnbull Winx will be out to notch her 28th straight victory when she attempts to defend the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Kris Lees to have three Everest runners Trainer Kris Lees will have three runners in the $13 million Everest while Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have gone from two to none.
Crack Me Up in Group One lead-up Queensland Horse of the Year Crack Me Up will have his next Melbourne start in the Paris Lane Stakes at Flemington.
Stephen McKee to weigh up Hasabro options Hasabro's unlucky second at Geelong has left New Zealand trainer Stephen McKee in a quandary as to how to get him to the Victoria Derby.
Liam Payne to perform at the Everest International act Liam Payne has been announced as this year's Everest entertainment with racegoers treated to a free performance.
Trevor-Jones back in familiar territory Travelling foreman Robin Trevor-Jones has returned to Melbourne with Red Verdon hoping for better luck in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Tactical has advantage at Randwick Tactical Advantage has claimed his third win from four starts for trainer Kris Lees and could be headed for the biggest prize of all.
Avilius favourite for The Bart Cummings Avilius is the early favourite to win the Group Three Bart Cummings at Flemington, a race that carries a Melbourne Cup ballot exemption for the winner.
Derby hopes from NZ step out at Geelong Victoria Derby prospect Botti has won his first Australian start at Geelong while another NZ-trained Derby hope was luckless in another race on the program.
Patrick Erin gets Cups penalty for G1 win Metropolitan Handicap winner Patrick Erin has been given a 2kg penalty for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups for his Group One win at Randwick.
Blinkers for Tarka in Spring Champion Tarka will wear blinkers in the Spring Champion Stakes in which he will try to turn the tables on Thinkin' Big who beat him in the Gloaming.
RV wait on internationals quarantine call Racing Victoria is hoping international horses delayed into Melbourne by one day will be allowed to finish quarantine on the same day as initially planned.
Everest scare for Tulloch Lodge horses Invincible Star and English have both been found to have lameness and will need veterinary clearances to take part in the $13 million Everest.
Chris Munce chasing more 2yo glory Trainer Chris Munce hopes to continue his great form with early two-year-olds when the Brisbane juvenile season starts at Doomben.
Grunt in line for Turnbull clash with Winx Trainer Mick Price is planning to run Grunt in the Turnbull Stakes on a six-day back-up at Flemington against Winx instead of waiting for the Caulfield Stakes.
Brutal out for the rest of spring carnival The spring campaign of unbeaten colt Brutal is over after the three-year-old suffered a setback.
Winx headlines 14 nominations for Turnbull Winx headlines 14 nominations for the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington, a race the champion won 12 months ago on the way to her third Cox Plate win.
Smart Melody Guineas call in next 48 hours Trainer Kris Lees says it is most likely favourite Smart Melody will progress to the Thousand Guineas but a decision will be made in the next 48 hours.
Kew Gardens set to run in Arc St Leger winner Kew Gardens is set to take his chance in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at ParisLongchamp.
Lane, Forrester suspended from Moir Stakes Damian Lane will not miss a Group One meeting despite incurring a careless riding suspension from the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Winx in perfect order for Turnbull assault Champion Winx is primed to defend her Turnbull Stakes at Flemington at her racing return to Melbourne.
Smart Melody prevails again at Caulfield Smart Melody has had her price trimmed for the Thousand Guineas following her emphatic on-pace victory in a Prelude race at Caulfield.
Caulfield return gets best from Soldier Native Soldier has relished racing around a bend with a return to winning form in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
Robert Heathcote furious at POC decision Leading trainer Robert Heathcote has called on the Queensland racing industry to protest the distribution of funds from a new Point of Consumption tax.
Homesman gets Cup start with Underwood win Homesman has earned a start in the Caulfield Cup by holding out Tosen Basil and Humidor in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Spring hopes finally arrive in Melbourne Almost 20 hours after their intended arrival, 19 European spring contenders have finally arrived in Melbourne and an extended stopover in Sharjah.
Trekking too strong in Testa Rossa Stakes Trekking has made the journey south from Sydney to claim a Listed race victory in the Testa Rossa Stakes at Caulfield.
Brian Anderton reflects on Patrick Erin Patrick Erin's former trainer Brian Anderton has celebrated the seven-year-old's Group One win in the Metropolitan Handicap.
Beau Mertens receives Singapore call-up Melbourne jockey Beau Mertens will take up a short-term licence to ride at two meetings in Singapore.
Houtzen to chase Manikato Stakes Queensland mare Houtzen will chase the Group One Manikato Stakes after an unlucky run in the Moir Stakes.
Graff confirmed runner in The Everest Three-year-old Graff has been confirmed as a runner in the $13 million Everest leaving one slot still vacant.
Inspection for rescheduled Ipswich meeting Trainers and jockeys are likely to join stewards for an inspection of Ipswich before the rescheduled meeting goes ahead.
Dean Holland suspended for improper riding Victorian jockey Dean Holland has been suspended for three weeks after being found guilty of improper riding in The Metropolitan at Randwick.
Randwick punters revel in Epsom, AFL GF A mother and her son supporting opposing AFL grand finalists have left Randwick on Epsom day with more mixed emotions than most of the 14,087-strong crowd.
Haripour runs away with RM Ansett Classic Haripour has raced his way into better company with a stylish win in the Listed RM Ansett Classic at Mornington to complete a winning hat-trick.
Patrick Erin wins the Group 1 Metropolitan Former New Zealand stayer Patrick Erin has chased down his Chris Waller-trained stablemate Brimham Rocks to win the Group One Metropolitan at Randwick.
Hartnell wins the Group One Epsom Handicap Hartnell has won the Epsom Handicap, beating D'Argento and Unforgotten in a thrilling finish to the $1 million race at Randwick.
Mickey eyes maiden G1 after Randwick win The David Hayes-trained Mickey Blue Eyes is on the rise as a potential stayer after winning the Dulcify Quality at Randwick.
Freedman sprinters go one-two in Premiere Santa Ana Lane and Shoals have run one-two in an upset result in the Premiere Stakes at Randwick, a precursor to the $13 million Everest.
Lockwood reaches new Heights with Fiery Trainer Barry Lockwood is chasing the Brisbane summer carnival with Fiery Heights after the sprinter's win at Doomben.
Oohood wins the Group One Flight Stakes Oohood has broken through for her first win in the Group One Flight Stakes at Randwick, the final and most important leg of Sydney racing's Princess Series.
Ace High on target for Cups after WFA win The David Payne-trained Ace High has shown he is on target for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups with victory over 2000m in the Hill Stakes at Randwick.
Stranded spring internationals coping well The international contingent horses stuck in Sharjah are coping well after a delay caused by damage to their cargo plane.
Victorian Dubious upstages Sydney colts Dubious has won the Breeders' Plate at Randwick and earned his place in history as the the first Victorian-trained horse to win the Breeders' Plate.
Chautauqua colours in money at Mornington Midoriyama has carried the famous colours of retired sprinter Chautauqua to success in a restricted race at Mornington.
Catch Me impressive in Gimcrack Stakes win Catch Me is likely to be aimed at the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes after winning the Group Three Gimcrack Stakes for two-year-old fillies.
Tax revenue put into racing infrastructure Revenue from a new point of consumption tax in Queensland will be directed towards infrastructure.
Racing Queensland posts $1.2 million loss Racing Queensland has recorded a $1.2 million company loss for the past financial year.
Stella Victoria sets record in Doomben win Tough mare Stella Victoria has showed her stakes-winning ability with a class-record win at Doomben.
Patient approach works for Alpine Dancer Trainer Robert Heathcote's noted patience with his horses has continued to pay off with Alpine Dancer winning at Doomben.
Moir flop Nature Strip out of $13m Everest The Australian Turf Club has confirmed Nature Strip will not run in $13 million Everest in its slot.
Blair House set for Caulfield debut in G1 Godolphin galloper Blair House will be the third horse from Charlie Appleby's contingent to run at Caulfield during the spring carnival.
In Her Time Provincial horse of the year In Her Time and The Monstar have been named provincial and country horse of the year respectively.
Meryl claims G3 race at first Valley run Damien Oliver has guided Sydney visitor Meryl to victory in the Group Three Scarborough Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Leonardi Da Hinchi claims G2 Stutt Stakes Leonardi Da Hinchi has overcome a difficult passage at Moonee Valley to claim victory in the Group Two Stutt Stakes.
Viddora makes amends in G1 Moir Stakes Viddora has returned to Moonee Valley to claim victory in the Moir Stakes after being beaten narrowly in the Group One race a year ago..
Chautauqua retired after Valley refusal Champion sprinter Chautauqua has again failed to jump from the barrier with connections announcing his retirement from racing.
The Taj Mahal holds off late Valley lunge The Taj Mahal has progressed his Caulfield Cup claims holding off a late surge from Gallic Chieftain to win the JRA Cup at Moonee Valley.
I Am A Star too strong in Stocks Stakes Trainer Shane Nichols is eyeing Group One races with I Am A Star after her all-the-way win in the Stocks Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Futooh chasing Flight Stakes upset The Lindsay Park stable will be represented by two fillies in the Flight Stakes including Futooh who David Hayes believes can run a mighty race.
The G1 Metropolitan: what you need to know All the key comments and history surrounding the Group One Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick on Saturday.
Wall Of Fire returns in The Metropolitan Imported stayer Wall Of Fire makes his return from a lengthy lay-off in the Group One Metropolitan Handicap over 2400m.
The facts and figures of the Fight Stakes All the facts, figures and history behind the Flight Stakes ahead of the race on Randwick Racecourse on Saturday.
Dee aims for back-to-back G1 Metropolitans Jockey Michael Dee will be chasing back-to-back wins in the Group One Metropolitan at Randwick when he rides imported stayer Midterm at Randwick.
Newnham chasing first Group One win Trainer Mark Newnham will be striving for his first Group One win when he saddles Lanciato in the Epsom and two runners in the Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Barrier concern for Grunt in G1 Underwood Trainer Mick Price has a nagging concern the outside barrier could prove detrimental to the chances of Grunt in the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Tim Clark out to continue winning form Tim Clark is hoping his recent vein of form can extend to the Group One arena with the jockey to ride in all three feature races at Randwick
Tawfiq Boy to tackle open company The in-form Tawfiq Boy will step out of restricted class and tackle open company at Doomben.
Torcedor out of Melbourne Cup European stayer Torcedor has not entered quarantine in the UK after spiking a temperature, ruling him out of the Melbourne Cup.
Jockey Damien Oliver given the all clear Jockey Damien Oliver has been given the all-clear from doctors to ride after hurting his leg in a barrier mishap.
In-form Childs chasing big Mornington win Jordan Childs gets the chance to showcase his riding talents for Lloyd Williams aboard Our Venice Beach in the R M Ansett Classic at Mornington.
Veteran Glendara ready to fire at Doomben Trainer Barry Baldwin is confident veteran Glendara is ready to step up in distance and show his best form at Doomben.
Winx all set to capture a third HOTY title Winx is set to join Black Caviar and Sunline as a three-time winner of the Australian Horse of the Year.
RV stewards extend Nathan McPherson's ban Stewards have added another six weeks to suspended Cranbourne trainer Nathan McPherson's current ban after finding him guilty of another offence.
Jockey Tim Clark expects Shoals to shine Jockey Tim Clark is confident he is on the right horse when he rides Everest contender Shoals in the Premiere Stakes at Randwick.
Self Sense on target for Ansett Classic A tougher than anticipated line-up for the R M Ansett Classic has not diminished trainer David Brideoake's hopes with the versatile Self Sense.
Dean Holland excited about G1 opportunity Dean Holland is excited to ride Miss Admiration in The Metropolitan at Randwick as the lightweight jockey strives to secure his second Group One win.
Thompson's top jockey connection for 2YO Top Melbourne jockey Craig Williams will ride one of Brett Thompson's two juvenile fillies at Randwick in an exciting race for the country trainer.
D'Argento primed for Epsom Handicap D'Argento and Fiesta carry the colours and Group One hopes of Denise Martin's Star Thoroughbreds in the Epsom Handicap and Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Keys facts and figures on Underwood Stakes Key facts and figures about the Underwood Stakes.
Baker looks for improved Bonneval showing After being well beaten in her spring return, star mare Bonneval will be out to bounce back to form in her defence of the Group One Underwood Stakes.
Prince Of Caviar breaks maiden at Bendigo Three-year-old colt Prince Of Caviar, a son of champion mare Black Caviar, has broken his maiden at his fourth start with victory at Bendigo.
Luke Tarrant to return at Doomben Talented jockey Luke Tarrant makes his return to metropolitan racing with one ride on Sunny Victory at Doomben.
Speed battle assured for G1 Moir Stakes With Nature Strip, Ball Of Muscle and Snitty Kitty engaged the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley is set to be a test of speed.
Capitulate to again carry blinkers Trainer Toby Edmonds has decided Capitulate will again carry blinkers in an attempt to atone for a recent defeat at Doomben.
Respected bloodstock agent Steve Brem dies Respected bloodstock agent and popular racing figure Steve Brem has died in Sydney after a long illness.
Bowman on stand-by for injured Oliver With Group One racing at Moonee Valley and Caulfield, Damien Oliver has spent time wading in salt water in a bid to be fit after a Flemington barrier mishap.
Ben Currie hearing deferred for months The stewards inquiry into charges against trainer Ben Currie could be delayed up to six months after a Supreme Court hearing was deferred.
Bluebloods in sparkling form at Rosehill Girl Tuesday and Merovee have raced up to their rich pedigrees with Sydney midweek wins at Rosehill.
Beriman wins appeal, loses at Flemington Nikita Beriman has been suspended at Flemington after having been successful on appeal in getting a careless riding ban overturned.
Greysful Glamour looking good for VRC Oaks Greysful Glamour and Savoie have stamped their claims for spring riches with impressive victories in Oaks and Derby Trials respectively at Flemington.
Big Duke poised for Royal Randwick major Big Duke will get the chance to atone for his narrow defeat in The Metropolitan 12 months ago when he lines up for another shot at the Group One race.
Group One Moir Stakes facts and figures All the facts and figures behind the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Comin' Through out to bounce back in G1 After an unplaced finish in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes last start, Comin' Through will be out to bounce back in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Queensland filly earns chance at G1 Flight David Vandyke is under no illusions about the task facing Queensland filly Baccarat Baby in the Group One Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Our Libretto continues her winning streak Former New Zealand mare Our Libretto has stepped out at Flemington for the first time, landing a victory in the Briseis Handicap.
Oliver cleared after Flemington mishap Damien Oliver has been cleared of any fractures and has a badly bruised leg leg following a barrier mishap at Flemington.
Happy Moment set to make Australian debut Japanese import Happy Moment will step out over a staying trip of 2400m for his first Australian start in a Listed race at Mornington.
Hickman chasing Epsom dream with Pierata The Epsom Handicap holds special significance for trainer Greg Hickman who will saddle up second favourite Pierata in the Group One Randwick mile.
Houtzen ready for Moir Stakes return bout Houtzen has an unblemished second-up record and trainer Toby Edmonds hopes the trend continues in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Ipswich races called off on safety grounds The Ipswich meeting has been called off an hour before the first race because aof an unsafe surface.
Snitz continues climb to $1.3m Kosciuszko The Matt Dunn-trained Snitz will have his major hit-out before The Kosciuszko when he runs at Doomben.
Field of 10 to run in G1 Underwood Stakes The Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield has drawn together a field on 10 that will feature European Godolphin galloper Blair House.
Nature Strip draws seven for Moir Stakes Lightly raced sprinter Nature Strip is one of three runners that Darren Weir will saddle in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Viddora primed for G1 Moir Stakes first-up Trainer Lloyd Kennewell can't fault Viddora heading into her first-up assignment in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
McEvoy to ride 1kg over on Metrop fav Kerrin McEvoy will ride 1kg over on favourite Brimham Rocks' 50kg in the Metropolitan Hcp with Craig Williams also to ride High Bridge 1kg over his weight..
Chautauqua nominated for Melbourne sprints Champion sprinter Chautauqua has been nominated for two feature sprints in Melbourne but still needs to pass another barrier test to be reinstated to race.
Winx headlines Cox Plate second acceptors Winx headlines 41 second acceptors for the Cox Plate while there are 83 horses still in Caulfield Cup contention after first acceptances.
Ambitious heading to G1 Underwood Stakes The Group One Underwood Stakes is the next target for Japanese horse Ambitious ahead of a planned tilt at the $5 million Caulfield Cup.
Greysful Glamour out to press Oaks claims Sydney trainer Mark Newnham is looking to Greysful Glamour to cement her VRC Oaks prospects in the Oaks Trial at Flemington.
Epsom favourite D'Argento draws gate one D'Argento remains favourite for the Epsom Handicap after drawing barrier one in the Group One race at Randwick.
Stephen Baster to ride Invincible Star Stephen Baster has picked up the ride on The Everest-bound Invincible Star who will have her final lead-up to the rich sprint in the Premiere Stakes.
Favourites draw well in Epsom Favourites D'Argento and Unforgotten have drawn well in the capacity field for the Epsom Handicap.
Winx has arrived in Melbourne Champion Winx and four of her Chris Waller-trained stablemates have arrived in Melbourne ahead of Group One assignments.
Brutal set to bypass the Caulfield Guineas Hawkes Racing has decided to keep Brutal on the fresh side and target the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Grunt early favourite for Underwood Stakes The Underwood Stakes at Caulfield over 1800m has attracted 21 nominations with last year's winner Bonneval among the entries.
U S Navy Flag settling in at Canterbury Irish horse U S Navy Flag has settled in at Canterbury Racecourse which has been turned into a quarantine centre ahead of the $13 million Everest.
Suspended trainer faces two more charges The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear two charges laid by Racing Victoria stewards against suspended trainer Richard Laming.
Hush Writer set to contest Ansett Classic Co-trainer Gai Waterhouse expects a trip to Mornington to do imported stayer Hush Writer the world of good as he progresses on a path to the Melbourne Cup.
Redzel, Trapeze Artist clash in Premiere Redzel and Trapeze Artist will clash in the Group Two Premiere Stakes at Randwick in a dress rehearsal for the $13 million Everest.
Missrock aims for fresh win in Moir Stakes Missrock will attempt to add to her impressive first-up record when she returns to racing in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Night's Watch recovers from lameness issue Night's Watch has recovered quickly from a lameness issue after winning his way into the Caulfield Cup field via the MRC Foundation Cup.
Man in court over late scratchings A man has been remanded after appearing in a far north Queensland court charged over an incident which resulted in six horses being scratched from Atherton.
Sir Charles Road on Caulfield Cup path Co-trainer Lance O'Sullivan will have a better idea of Sir Charles Road's chances to make the Caulfield Cup after the first acceptances are taken.
Six rivals for Chautauqua in Valley trial Chautauqua will face off against six rivals over 1000m in a barrier trial between races on Moir Stakes night at Moonee Valley.
Torcedor struggles in wet ground Melbourne Cup contender Torcedor has failed in testing conditions in a Group One race in Germany.
Waller to have almost half Epsom field Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will have seven of eight runners in the Epsom Handicap over the famous Randwick mile.
New series for Queensland stayers Racing Queensland has introduced a new three-heat series with a final for three-year-old stayers.
Ball Of Muscle out for Moir Stakes upset Trainer Joe Pride is looking to Ball Of Muscle to upset some big names in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Courseshewill takes first step to Millions Talented filly Courseshewill is headed to the Magic Millions carnival after winning the first Australian two-year-old race of the new season at Toowoomba.
Melody Belle wins second consecutive G1 New Zealand mare Melody Belle will be given a short break after her second consecutive Group One win at Hastings.
Blair House to step out in Underwood Blair House will be out to back up his stablemate Jungle Cat's Group One win at Caulfield when he steps out for his Australian debut in the Underwood Stakes.
Everest lead up for Redzel in the Premiere The Premiere Stakes at Randwick will be a dress rehearsal for The Everest with Redzel set to be the headline act.
Kris Lees to increase Queensland presence Leading NSW trainer Kris Lees is keen to increase his presence in Queensland from a Gold Coast stable.
Prebble, Doyle in Caulfield suspensions Brett Prebble has been suspended for 20 meetings for improper riding at Caulfield while UK-based James Doyle has copped a seven-meeting careless riding ban.
Winter Bride lands stakes win at Caulfield Queensland mare Winter Bride has resumed from a spell with an impressive win at Group Three level at Caulfield.
Charlie Appleby adds to Australian haul Jungle Cat's Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes win has added to the list of feature race victories in Australia for UK-based Godolphin trainer Charlie Appleby
Night's Watch earns Caulfield Cup berth The Darren Weir-trained Night's Watch has secured a start in the Caulfield Cup with a late surge to collect the MRC Foundation Cup at Caulfield.
Spell helps Zumbelina regain winning form Former Sydney mare Zumbelia is likely to keep racing in Queensland after her strong win at the Sunshine Coast.
Jungle Cat wins Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes UK sprinter Jungle Cat has won the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield, delivering on a long-range plan to target the Group One race in Melbourne.
Shumookh breaks through at Group Two level Shumookh has had to fight hard to get a deserved Group Two win over Champagne Cuddles in the Golden Pendant at Rosehill.
Mystic Journey emerges as Guineas prospect Tasmanian stakes-winning filly Mystic Journey has added a Listed win in Melbourne which could earn her a Thousand Guineas late entry.
Blinkers provide spark for ex-Perth mare The addition of blinkers has helped Volkoff regain her best Perth form in winning at the Sunshine Coast.
Quinella for Chris Waller in Golden Rose The Autumn Sun has beaten his Chris Waller-trained stablemate Zousain to win the $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Noire claims Group 2 win in Shannon Stakes Noire has made up for the disappointment of her Group Two Sheraco Stakes second with victory at the same level in the Shannon Stakes at Rosehill.
Spending To Win passes test at Caulfield Spending To Win has lived up to his consistent record with a fighting first-up victory over 1100m at Caulfield.
Ross counts blessings with Defence Missile Les Ross is happy Defence Missile wasn't sold out his stable after the gelding won again at the Sunshine Coast.
Tulip misses G1 start, wins on undercard Tulip has raced to victory in a handicap for mares at Caulfield after failing to gain a start as fourth emergency in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Miss Admiration switch pays off in Sydney Trainer Mick Price's late decision to send Miss Admiration to Sydney has paid off with an important win at Rosehill.
Extended break does wonders for Written By One of last season's leading two-year-olds Written By has defied a betting drift to record a first-up win at Caulfield.
Edmonds finds key to in-form From Within Trainer Toby Edmonds believes there is a simple reason From Within has regained her best form with her third win in a row at the Sunshine Coast.
Gai Waterhouse thinking big with stayer Gai Waterhouse has declared Thinkin' Big a potential Melbourne Cup contender after the three-year-old claimed the Group Three Gloaming Stakes.
Monaco Snob makes it three wins in a row Monaco Snob has continued his rise through the ranks of Queensland stayers with his third win in a row at the Sunshine Coast.
Extra Brut scores narrow Caulfield victory Progressive three-year-old Extra Brut has made it two wins from three starts with a narrow victory stepping up to 1600m at Caulfield.
Gem Song another 3yo winner for Kris Lees Gem Song has given trainer Kris Lees another three-year-old winner with a last-gasp victory at Rosehill.
Neil Costello warned off by Racing NSW Neil Costello has been warned off for refusing to co-operate with a Racing NSW stewards' investigation regarding suspended Newcastle trainer Benjamin Smith.
Alexander returns to racing at Caulfield Trainer Archie Alexander has been given the all-clear to resume racing his horses after having his stable placed in quarantine because of a strangles outbreak
Jungle Cat ready for G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Jungle Cat will be chasing a Group One win in Melbourne to go with his elite win in Dubai earlier this year when he runs in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Bonus wins a special incentive for Nolan Trainer Paul Nolan Jr hopes he can pick up another QTIS bonus with Spending My Time at the Sunshine Coast.
Surprise packet Tarka on Vic Derby path Surprise packet Tarka will continue his path to the Victoria Derby when he runs in the Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill.
Vengeur Cups bid rest on Naturalism Stakes The Naturalism Stakes at Caulfield is an important stepping stone to the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups for the Mike Moroney-trained Vengeur Masque.
Long shot combo team up at Sunshine Coast Jockey Brooke Ainsworth and trainer Kenneth Deacon are hoping for another longshot winner with Yaba Dabl Doya at the Sunshine Coast.
Appleby believes he has strong Cup hopes Trainer Charlie Appleby has horses set for various features during the Melbourne spring carnival including a couple of genuine Melbourne Cup contenders.
Miss Admiration figures in campaign switch Mick Price has sent staying mare Miss Admiration to Sydney to enhance the mare's chances to secure a Caulfield Cup berth.
Santos on quick back-up in Golden Rose Santos will try to give co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott a first Golden Rose when the colt lines up in the $1 million Group One race at Rosehill.
Sprinter takes long journey to Stokes yard After being the underbidder on Captain Punch at the yearling sales, Phillip Stokes finally gets his chance to saddle the gelding in a race at Caulfield.
Boom times ahead for bargain-buy Quanyin Quanyin can prove she is the bargain buy of sire Spirit Of Boom's first crop if she wins at the Sunshine Coast.
Chautauqua passes Flemington jump-out test Chautauqua is a step closer to making it back to the racetrack after getting the seal of approval from Racing Victoria stewards after his Flemington jump-out.
Ben Smith winners test positive to cobalt Suspended trainer Ben Smith will face a stewards' inquiry after two winners from his Newcastle stable returned elevated levels of cobalt.
Global Glamour ready for Caulfield return Sydney mare Global Glamour will be out to make it three wins from as many Caulfield starts when she makes her season return at the Melbourne racetrack.
Figures show healthy state of racing: RV Racing Victoria has recorded increased wagering which it says underpins the healthy nature of racing in the state.
Key facts on G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes What you need to know about the $500,000 Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Hayes expects trio to be competitive in G1 Co-trainer David Hayes believes luck in running will play a big part in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes in which his stable is set to have at least three runners.
Carzoff out of G1 Metrop, sent to paddock The Chris Waller-trained Carzoff will miss the Group One Metropolitan, the premier staying test of the Sydney spring carnival for which he was second favourite.
Quinton stars set for G2 Pendant showdown Dixie Blossoms will bid to push her prize money past $1 million when she takes on stablemate Daysee Doom in the Group Two Golden Pendant.
All you need to know about the Golden Rose All the facts, figures and history behind the $1 million Group One Golden Rose to be run at Rosehill.
Everest entry Vega Magic pleases stable Trainer David Hayes was happy with what he saw from Vega Magic in a jumpout in blinkers as the sprinter continues preparations for The Everest.
Caulfield Cup spot on offer in Naturalism A look at where the horses entered for the MRC Foundation Cup (Naturalism Stakes) sit in the Caulfield Cup ballot order.
Rising Red to put Cup ambitions on show Rising Red will be among the stayers vying for a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption when he runs in the MRC Foundation Cup at Caulfield.
Maturity a key factor for Heathcote stayer Time has helped Monaco Snob mend his ways to the point where the stayer is chasing a hat-trick of wins at the Sunshine Coast.
Golden chance for Lees in Group One Rose Renowned for his success with fillies and mares, Kris Lees is showing he has more strings to his bow with his management of Golden Rose favourite Graff.
Caulfield distance test for Assertive Play Trainer Phillip Stokes is not convinced Assertive Play will run a strong mile but is happy to test her over 1400m at Caulfield.
Gollan gives sprinter easier assignments A chance to take advantage of weight relief will see stakes-placed Hi I'm Back drop in class at the Sunshine Coast.
Hellyer poised to continue winning streak Jockey Michael Hellyer has a near-full book of mounts at the Sunshine Coast as he prepares for his first Group One ride.
Premier trainer Darren Weir fined $5000 Trainer Darren Weir has been fined $5000 after stewards found seven horses who ran in jump-outs at Ballarat were not those named by the stable.
Ex-UK jumper stays unbeaten in Australia English import High Bridge has added to a promising start to his Australian career with another impressive win at Warwick Farm.
Tavirun follows a well-worn stable path Victorian-trained three-year-old Tavirun is scheduled to head north to Sydney for the Gloaming Stakes on a path towards Group One spring targets.
Gollan's Doomben double sparks title chase Trainer Tony Gollan has had an early Doomben double as he climbs back up the premiership ladder chasing his sixth Brisbane title.
NZ mare to make Aussie debut at Caulfield Carnival, a new addition to the Russell and Scott Cameron stable, is set to have her first outing for the stable in stakes race at Caulfield.
Brenton Avdulla chases a Group One return Brenton Avdulla makes his return to Sydney Saturday racing at Rosehill where his rides include the speedy Jonker in the Group One Golden Rose.
Strong hand for Godolphin in Rupert Clarke Godolphin will have three chances in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes with Home Of The Brave, Osborne Bulls and international visitor Jungle Cat.
Chautauqua entered for Flemington jump-out A bid to have Chautauqua return to racing is expected to take another step in a Flemington jump-out.
Brave Smash unlikely for Premiere Stakes The Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley is looming as the most likely short-term target for Brave Smash as he prepares for another shot at The Everest.
Kris Lees duo impress in Newcastle trial In Her Time has rounded out preparations for her return in the Premiere Stakes with a barrier trial against stablemate El Dorado Dreaming in Newcastle.
Price trying to beat ballot in Naturalism The winner of the Naturalism Stakes at Caulfield will earn an exemption from the Caulfield Cup ballot.
Murphy to ring the Bel at Sunshine Coast Bel Burgess will be out to maintain trainer David Murphy's purple patch of form at the Sunshine Coast.
Ef Troop set to continue spring campaign Talented Ef Troop is set to continue his spring campaign but stablemate Outback Barbie is in the spelling paddock.
Alexander close to a return at Caulfield Having had his stables quarantined following a strangles outbreak, trainer Archie Alexander nears a racing return after accepting with two horses at Caulfield.
Capacity field for G1 Rupert Clarke Stakes International visitor Jungle Cat is among a capacity field of 15 plus four emergencies for the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Poet's Word sidelined by injury Dual Group One winner Poet's Word has suffered an injury setback and will not be seen in action again this year.
Group One-winning filly OK for race return ATC Sires' Produce Stakes winner El Dorado Dreaming has been cleared to return to racing under new trainer Kris Lees.
Apprentice returns a winner after illness Apprentice Ben Allen has ridden a double at Pakenham at his first meeting back following a stint on the sidelines through illness.
Holy Snow ticked off for Sir Rupert Clarke Mick Price has removed all the gear from Holy Snow who he hopes will join stablemate Oregon's Day in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Out-of-form Weir runner targets NZ Group 1 A need for softer tracks has been revealed as the reason for imported galloper Raw Impulse's switch to New Zealand.
Flemington jump-out chance for Chautauqua Chautauqua will be allowed to trial sooner than expected after Racing Victoria stewards reached an agreement with their NSW counterparts.
Doyle answers Godolphin call for Caulfield Godolphin has called on leading UK jockey James Doyle's Australian experience for two important rides at Caulfield.
Carzoff penalised for Group 1 Metropolitan Newcastle Gold Cup winner Carzoff will carry 52.5kg in the Group One Metropolitan after being penalised 1.5kg for the $750,000 race.
Seabrook spot on for Golden Rose assault Seabrook is aiming to become the first filly to win the Golden Rose since the race was elevated to Group One status.
RV appoints Robert Cram as chief steward Racing Victoria has announced Robert Cram as chairman of stewards, replacing Terry Bailey who has moved to Singapore.
Graff draws barrier four in Golden Rose The Kris Lees-trained Graff has drawn well in barrier four in the 11-horse field for the Group One Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Avilius to miss Metropolitan Handicap Imported Godolphin stayer Avilius has been taken out of the entries for the Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick and will instead head to Melbourne.
Cup penalties for three internationals Kew Gardens, Flag Of Honour and Thomas Hobson have been given Melbourne Cup weight penalties for their respective last-start wins in the northern hemisphere.
Mr Sneaky aims to go one better in G1 Hcp The 2017 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes runner-up Mr Sneaky will bid to go one better in this year's 1400m Group One handicap at Caulfield.
Sandbar ready for Golden test in Rose Sandbar can make a return to his best when he runs in the Group One Golden Rose after a last-start fifth on an unsuitable track.
Viddora shows she's on target for G1 Moir Viddora has continued preparations for a first-up tilt in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley with a pleasing barrier trial win at Cranbourne.
Three 2yo trial winners for Ryan stable Trainer Gerald Ryan has produced three two-year-old barrier trial winners at Randwick, all for Sun Stud.
Everest hope In Her Time cleared to race In Her Time has been cleared to race but her stablemate El Dorado Dreaming is still sidelined pending analysis of swabs taken from the Ben Smith-trained filly.
Caulfield return for star colt Written By Star colt Written By will make his return in a 1000m-race against his own age at Caulfield on a path towards the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Jungle Cat headlines Rupert Clarke entries International visitor Jungle Cat headlines 24 nominations for the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Weight-for-age spring path for Grunt Trainer Mick Price has confirmed Grunt will stick to a weight-for-age program this spring which will include a crack at the Cox Plate.
Flag Of Honour wins Irish St Leger Flag Of Honour has given trainer Aidan O'Brien victory in the Irish St Leger but there is no decision whether he comes to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Crack Me Up Queensland Horse of the Year Consistent galloper Crack Me Up has been named Queensland's Horse of the Year for last season.
Shoals and Santa Ana Lane head to Premiere Stablemates Santa Ana Lane and Shoals will have their final Everest lead-up race in the Premiere Stakes at Randwick.
Kris Lees with Group One spring chances Newcastle trainer Kris Lees has the favourites in three upcoming Group One races for three-year-olds.
Big money on offer in Qld summer The Queensland summer carnival will again have $15 million prize money and $1.5 million in bonus payments.
Blinkers back on Long Leaf for Golden Rose The numbers have been whittled down and Long Leaf will be Lindsay Park's sole representative in the Group One Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Hush Writer back on track after Flemington After flopping at his Australian debut, Japanese-bred Hush Writer has shown his staying talents with an encouraging performance at Flemington.
Qld spring hopes to trial at Cranbourne Two of Queensland's best spring carnival aspirants, Asharani and Savanna Amour, are expected to trial at Cranbourne.
Eagle Farm closer to re-opening Racing officials have been taking key industry participants on track inspections at Eagle Farm which is still undergoing work.
Kew Gardens wins St Leger at Doncaster Melbourne Cup entrant Kew Gardens has won the English St Leger at Doncaster to give Aidan O'Brien a sixth win in the world's oldest Classic.
Brad Rawiller suspended over Group 1 ride Brad Rawiller has received a ban of 12 meetings after been found guilty on two careless-riding charges out of the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Trekking adds to last-race favourites' run The James Cummings-trained Trekking has extended the winning streak of last-race favourites to eight.
Furrion makes it five wins from six starts Lightly raced staying prospect has raced to his first city victory at Flemington, taking his record to five wins from six starts.
Schofield suspended but keeps Metrop ride Glyn Schofield will miss the Sir Rupert Clarke stakes meeting but will be back from suspension in time to ride Avilius in the Group One Metropolitan.
Encryption and blinkers a Flemington match A meeting with trainer James Cummings and Godolphin hierarchy will determine the next phase of Encryption's spring campaign after winning the Danehill Stakes.
Fabulass Randwick win as Miss takes Flight Regally bred filly Miss Fabulass has followed in her mother's footsteps, winning the Group Two Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick.
Avilius makes it three from three in Aust Former French horse Avilius has continued to thrive in Australia, notching his third win from three starts for Godolphin.
Australian mare Winx's 20 Group One wins Champion Winx has won the George Main Stakes Stakes at Randwick to move to 20 Group One victories and extend her unprecedented winning streak to 27.
I Am A Star lands G2 Let's Elope Stakes I Am A Star has had to call on all her courage as she fought out a head-bobbing finish to claim the Group Two Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington.
Sydney trips sparks Prioritise improvement Trainer Steve Tregea believes a trip to Sydney has helped Prioritise develop into his biggest money earner after a Doomben win.
Grunt wins the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes The Mick Price-trained Grunt has added his second Group One win at Flemington, claiming the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Siege Of Quebec back on track for Epsom Siege Of Quebec has stormed into Epsom Handicap contention with his win in the Bill Ritchie Handicap at Randwick.
Dothraki wins Group 2 Bobbie Lewis Quality The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Dothraki has bounced back from a first-up failure to win the Group Two Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
Michelle Payne fined $300 over track tweet Michelle Payne has been fined $300 by Racing Victoria stewards for misconduct relating to a Twitter post.
Winx marches on to her 20th Group One win Winx has stretched her winning sequence to 27, taking out the Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick from Le Romain and Egg Tart.
Brutal toughs out fighting Flemington win Brutal has confirmed his class with a tough all-the-way victory in the Listed Antler Luggage Plate at Flemington at his first attempt at 1400m.
Ball muscles his way to Group 2 Shorts win Ball Of Muscle has made it fourth-time lucky in The Shorts at Randwick after running second in the Group Two race for the past three years.
Muraaqeb firms for Epsom with Randwick win Lindsay Park-trained miler Muraaqeb has firmed as a light-weight Epsom chance after a solid Randwick win at the distance.
Violate resumes with strong Flemington win Trainer Brent Stanley is hoping Violate can keep stepping up in the spring after resuming with a Listed win in his first start as a gelding.
Tversky to Melbourne after four on trot Promising Tversky has won his fourth-straight race at Doomben to book a trip to Melbourne.
Avdulla makes right call on Smart Melody Brenton Avdulla made the trip to Flemington partner Smart Melody in the Cap D'Antobes Stakes landing the prize in impressive fashion.
Sei Stella blitzes Randwick Highway field Canberra trainers are back in business at Randwick, with Sei Stella winning the second of three TAB Highway Handicaps since ACT horses were allowed to re-enter.
Ragged Rascal tears up the Heritage field The Paul Perry-trained Ragged Rascal has taken a step towards the Caulfield Guineas with a first-up win in the Listed Heritage Stakes at Randwick.
Hayes reveals Cup plans for import Jaameh Trainer David Hayes is keen for Jaameh to secure a Melbourne Cup berth after the stayer bounced back from a last-start failure to win at Flemington.
Kubis win a birthday present for Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote has celebrated a birthday winner with stayer Kubis leading all the way at Doomben.
Baccarat Baby for Group One Flight Stakes Baccarat Baby made it five wins in a row and earned a crack at the Flight Stakes in Sydney with her Doomben win.
El Dorado Dreaming out of Tea Rose Group One winner El Dorado Dreaming has been taken out of the Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick after an irregularity in a swab taken from the filly.
Makybe Diva foals Written Tycoon filly Champion mare Makybe Diva has given birth to her latest foal, a day before the Group One race at Flemington named in her honour.
New Tipperary bounces back in Cameron The Joe Pride-trained New Tipperary has upstaged a strong field to win the Group Three Cameron Handicap at Newcastle.
Fresh Mahamedeis to kick off at Flemington Mahamedeis kicks off his spring campaign at Flemington with his trainer Nick Ryan hoping he can go on to country Cup success later in his preparation.
Carzoff claims Newcastle Gold Cup Carzoff has continued his provincial Cup haul, adding Newcastle Gold Cup to his last-start victory at Wyong.
Winx on song for third George Main Champion Winx has the George Main Stakes at her mercy as she bids to take her Group One record to 20.
Spring test for talented filly Multaja Trainer James Cummings says Multaja's performance in the Cap D'Antibes Stakes will prove telling in regards to future targets for the filly.
Waller with chance at two-state G1 double On a day when Winx races in Sydney chasing her 20th Group One win, stablemate Comin' Through will be in Melbourne attempting to win his second.
Godolphin claims Spring Stakes quinella Emerging colt Aramayo has signalled he will be a force this spring with a resounding win in the Group Three Spring Stakes at Newcastle
Petition chasing first stakes race win Petition will be chasing her first stakes win in the Group Two Let's Elope Stakes on a path to a crack at the Group One Myer Classic.
Little relying on Vassilator in the spring Vassilator will carry the weight of Colin Little's hopes for the spring and heads to Flemington to run in the Danehill Stakes.
In Her Time on track for The Everest In Her Time has continued preparations for her tilt at The Everest with a work-out between races at Newcastle.
Oohood set to fire in Tea Rose at Randwick With more than $1 million prize money to her credit without a win, Oohood gets the chance to shed her maiden tag in the Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick.
Dylan Dunn set for race return at Echuca Former leading Melbourne apprentice Dylan Dunn is set to make his comeback to race riding at Echuca.
Shari-Lea Hitchcock suspended for 3 months Licensed trainer Shari-Lea Hitchcock has been suspended for three months for her conduct towards Racing NSW stewards during an inquiry.
Tony Gollan after three-state treble Raido's solid first-up run has given his trainer Tony Gollan hopes he can claim a rare three-state treble.
Some key points about the George Main A look at the history of the Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Flemington straight track to suit Hey Doc Hey Doc is favoured to add to his Flemington record in stakes races when he lines up in the Group Two Bobbie Lewis Quality.
Record numbers in quarantine for spring A total of 27 international gallopers have entered quarantine ahead of a possible trip to Australia for the Melbourne spring carnival.
Qld government tight-lipped on POC The Queensland government is remaining tight-lipped about how it intends to distribute money raised from the new gambling Point of Consumption tax.
Owner outed over offensive racehorse name A racehorse owner has been outed for for 18 months after an inquiry into a crude name given to a filly and his false evidence to stewards.
Nash Rawiller reportedly back home Jockey Nash Rawiller has reportedly left Hong Kong after a lengthy ICAC investigation related to his disqualification by Jockey Club stewards.
Makybe Diva Stakes key points and history A look at the history and relevant points behind the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Sunlight in light work after Sydney hiccup After being forced out of the Run To The Rose with an elevated temperature, Sunlight has been given the all-clear to resume light training.
Written By pleases in Mornington gallop Star colt Written By has pleased his trainer and jockey in a race day gallop at Mornington as the sprinter continues building towards his spring return.
Winx picture perfect for Main: Waller Chris Waller and Hugh Bowman have no reason to doubt champion Winx will win her third-straight Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Declarationofheart to press Guineas claims Promising colt Declarationofheart faces his biggest test to date in a Listed race at Flemington as he strives to make it three wins from as many starts.
Alexander to gallop horses at Burrumbeet Trainer Archie Alexander can transport horses from Ballarat to Burrumbeet for gallops while awaiting final clearance after a strangles outbreak.
Lees has Prized chance in local feature Added fitness and an inside barrier draw have Prized Icon poised to deliver leading local trainer Kris Lees another Cameron Handicap success.
Ocean Knight on target for Danehill Stakes Co-trainer David Hayes believes Ocean Knight can confirm Caulfield Guineas intentions with a strong showing in the Group Two Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Pride hoping to flex Muscle in Shorts Trainer Joe Pride will be hoping for a case of fourth time lucky when Ball Of Muscle lines up in the Shorts at Randwick.
Prioritise ready to run at Doomben Trainer Steve Tregea has asked that Prioritise be loaded last at Doomben after being withdrawn at the gates on his last visit.
Matt Dunn ready to thunder at Doomben Trainer Matt Dunn is building up his team for The Kosciuszko but first wants to win a race at Doomben with Thunderous Strike.
Flemington to bring out the best in Grunt The roomier Flemington track is expected to allow Grunt to run an improved race when he lines up in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes.
Schweida has some worries with Strutter Trainer Kelly Schweida has some concerns as speedy mare Darktown Strutter has her first start at 1200-metres at Doomben.
Qld harness trainer has cobalt ban reduced Queensland harness trainer Rachel Scott has had a 15-month disqualification on a cobalt charge reduced to a three-month suspension.
Winx ready for Group One No.20 Chris Waller has described Winx as picture perfect heading to the George Main Stakes in her bid for a 20th Group One win.
Lah Ti Dar confirmed St Leger runner Lah Ti Dar has been confirmed as an intended runner in the St Leger at Doncaster which features Melbourne Cup hope Kew Gardens..
Wagner composes right note for Godolphin Godolphin colt Wagner has made it back-to-back wins to push his claims for a step into stakes racing after scoring at Canterbury.
Order of entries for spring Cups released Some horses high up in Melbourne Cup markets still sit well outside the top 24 in the ballot after the release of the first order of entry.
Bowman granted one-day Singapore licence Leading Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has been granted a visiting jockeys' licence to ride at a Group One meeting in Singapore.
Blinkers for Encryption in Danehill Stakes Encryption will wear blinkers in a race for the first time when he contests the Group Two Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Unforgotten to take on Winx in George Main Winx could start her shortest price yet in the George Main Stakes with punters ignoring her rivals in the Group One race at Randwick.
Gilded Lion helps to ease trainer's pain The upset win of Gilded Lion at the Sunshine Coast has given trainer Diane Murphy some consolation for missing a $150,000 bonus.
Harada hoping for better luck in Adelaide After two luckless Sandown outings, Caulfield Guineas hope Fighting Harada will chase a change of fortune at Morphettville instead of Flemington.
Dylan Dunn returning to the jockey ranks Former champion Melbourne apprentice Dylan Dunn is making a comeback to riding and says he's more motivated than ever.
Snowden bullish about Everest favourite Co-trainer Paul Snowden believes Redzel is going better than when he won the inaugural running of The Everest.
Pierata out to get campaign back on track A minor setback has forced the reshuffling of Pierata's program but Greg Hickman has no doubt the horse can still feature prominently this spring.
Knee injury sidelines filly Pure Elation Promising three-year-old filly Pure Elation has sustained a knee injury and will not race again in the spring.
Webster wary of Happy Clapper's wide draw Pat Webster is excited by the way Happy Clapper is going leading into the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes but is disappointed with the gelding's wide barrier draw.
Bjorn Baker chases more Doomben success Warwick Farm trainer Bjorn Baker will be hoping his good fortune at the Doomben racetrack can continue with Show A Star.
Unbeaten Brutal in Flemington Listed test Co-trainer Wayne Hawkes will learn more about the unbeaten galloper Brutal when he steps out over 1400m in the Antler Luggage Plate at Flemington.
Push to reinstate Brisbane 2YO trial day Racing Queensland and trainers will discuss the reintroduction of a special barrier trial day for two-year-olds.
Inside draw for Humidor in G1 Makybe Diva A field of 12 has been declared for the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington with last year's winner Humidor drawing barrier one.
Qld apprentice beats hefty ban on appeal Toowoomba apprentice Rebecca Goldsbury has had a two month-suspension quashed on appeal and a not guilty verdict substituted.
Seven rivals for Winx in George Main Winx will have seven opponents in her bid for a third George Main Stakes win at Randwick which would take her record to 20 Group One victories.
Ben Smith-trained G1 winners go to Lees Group One winners In Her Time and El Dorado Dreaming have been transferred to trainer Kris Lees with fellow Newcastle trainer Ben Smith suspended.
Godolphin trio settle in well at Werribee Blair House, Folkswood and Jungle Cat, the first international raiders to arrive for the Melbourne spring carnival, have settled in well.
Order Of St George retired to stud Trainer Aidan O'Brien has paid tribute to grand stayer Order Of St George who has been retired to stand at stud.
Matthew McGrath new ATC chairman Matthew McGrath has been elected chairman of the Australian Turf Club after a special meeting caused by the retirement of Laurie Macri from the position.
Numbers halved to tackle Winx in Cox Plate Potential Cox Plate runners have been whittled down to 63 following first declarations for the $5 million race at Moonee Valley.
James McDonald back on Le Romain James McDonald will ride triple Group One winner Le Romain when he lines up in the George Main Stakes against Winx at Randwick.
Perth galloper set for Flemington debut Perth stayer Pounamu is set to make his first appearance in Melbourne when he runs in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Blinkers for Prince Of Caviar at Bendigo Prince Of Caviar will attempt to break his maiden status at Bendigo when he steps out wearing blinkers for the first time.
Jim Byrne to be reunited with Barbie Leading Brisbane rider Jim Byrne will be reunited with the Tony Gollan-trained Outback Barbie in the Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick.
Newcastle trainer Ben Smith suspended Emerging Newcastle trainer Ben Smith has been suspended for refusing to give evidence and subsequently giving false evidence to Racing NSW stewards.
Nature Strip secures ATC Everest slot Explosive sprinter Nature Strip will run for the Australian Turf Club in the $13 million Everest.
Humidor tops the weights for Melbourne Cup Caulfield and Melbourne Cup weights have been released with the Darren Weir-trained three-time Group One winner Humidor heading the the lists for both races.
Happy Clapper 59.5kg topweight for Epsom Reigning Epsom Handicap titleholder Happy Clapper has been given top weight of 59.5kg in this year's race at Randwick.
Cap D'Antibes likely for Smart Melody Trainer Kris Lees says he is leaning to the Cap D'Antibes Stakes over the Danehill Stakes for unbeaten filly Smart Melody at Flemington.
Hayes rules Boom Time out of spring David Hayes is hoping Boom Time can return to racing in the autumn after the trainer ruled the horse out of the spring because of a tendon problem.
Ace High could take on Winx in George Main Melbourne Cup contender Ace High could run against Winx in the George Main Stakes with his other option the Kingston Town Stakes at Randwick.
Humidor chasing another G1 Makybe Diva win Defending titleholder, multiple Group One winner Humidor, is among a quality list of 17 nominations for the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Zousain in Golden Rose scare Zousain has had a setback ahead of the Golden Rose with the Chris Waller-trained colt being treated for an elevated temperature.
Makybe Diva Stakes attracts 17 nominations The Group One weight-for-age Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington has attracted a star-studded list of 17 nominations.
Home Of The Brave could be an Everest hope After beating one of the leading Everest contenders, Trapeze Artist, in the Theo Marks Stakes, Home Of The Brave has emerged as a possible Everest candidate.
Twenty two entries for George Main Stakes Winx's trainer Chris Waller has 15 of the 22 George Main Stakes entries headed by the mare who is aiming for her third straight win in the G1 race at Randwick.
Enable primed for Arc defence Enable has come through her first race for the season in good order and is primed to defend the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
ATC to confirm Nature Strip for Everest The Australian Turf Club is expected to confirm Nature Strip for the club's slot in the $13 million Everest.
Altrenogest a problem for all trainers Chris Waller says the debate surrounding the use of altrenogest in fillies and mares should not centre on Winx as it affects most racing mares.
Queensland cabinet set to discuss POC Queensland cabinet is close to making a decision on how to distribute the Point of Consumption tax which is to be introduced soon.
Winx taking aim at Group One win No.20 Everything has gone to plan with champion Winx ahead of her bid for a third win in the Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Makybe Diva Stakes next for Kementari Randwick Guineas winner Kementari will step up to 1600m for the first time this preparation in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Winter Bride to miss rescheduled trials In-form mare Winter Bride will miss the rescheduled trials at the Gold Coast and head straight to Melbourne.
Vega Magic to go to The Everest via Albury Lindsay Park has been able to organise a jump-out at Albury to advance Vega Magic's preparation towards The Everest.
Outback Barbie for Tea Rose Stakes Outback Barbie will be tested at a longer distance in the Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick while stablemate Ef Troop is expected to head to Melbourne.
Singapore interest in Coast Breeze-Up sale There is expected to be added interest form Singapore in the Gold Coast Ready To Run two-year-old sale.
Tin Man wins Haydock Sprint at 3rd attempt The Tin Man has claimed the Group One Sprint Cup at Haydock at his third attempt.
Enable back in business at Kempton Superstar Enable has made a winning return, leading all the way to win the Group Three September Stakes at Kempton.
Magic Consol in upset WFA Valley victory Magic Consol has upset his younger and flashier rivals in taking out the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Land Of Plenty wins Listed race at Valley Land Of Plenty and Peaceful State are on track for a Group One assignment next start after finishing first and second in a Listed race at Moonee Valley.
Waller-trained mares in Sheraco quinella Chris Waller-trained mares Invincibella and Noire have run one-two in the Group Two Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill.
Lean Mean Machine firms for Golden Rose Lean Mean Machine has been elevated in Golden Rose markets with his win in the lead-up, the Group Two Run To The Rose at Rosehill.
Thrillster turns around Corstens' fortunes Leon and Troy Corstens have endured a tough run after a virus swept through their stable but they might have turned the corner with the win of Thrillster.
Nature Strip posts track record in McEwen Nature Strip has held off Houtzen and broken the track record in the Group Two McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Stud rethink on cards for Doomben winner Zumbelina's Doomben win could encourage trainer Chris Waller to defer her impending stud career.
Home Of The Brave wins Theo Marks Stakes Home Of The Brave has handled the heavy Rosehill track with ease to win the Group Two Theo Marks Stakes at his second Australian start.
Trap For Fools up for bigger race options Former West Australian galloper Trap For Fools showed he could be a bigger player deep into spring with an all-the-way win at Moonee Valley.
Tarka takes another Spring Champion step David Payne's Victoria Derby aspirations for Tarka are on track with the colt finishing strongly to win the Group Two Stan Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Tavirun presses claims for Guineas, Derby The Caulfield Guineas and Victoria Derby are races on the radar for Tavirun after a front-running win over 1500m at Moonee Valley.
Magic Millions Guineas for Invigorating Invigorating looks set to chase glory in the Magic Millions after a storming win at Doomben.
Canberra-trained horse wins Highway Hcp Handle The Truth has become the first Canberra-trained horse to win a Highway Handicap since the region was reinstated to the series.
Michael McNab shows true form at Doomben Group One-winning jockey Michael McNab has shown his ability with a rails-hugging ride to win on My Giuliano at Doomben.
Seductive Miss justifies stable confidence Seductive Miss has landed a double-figure odds betting move in a return to winning form at Moonee Valley.
It's better late than never for Beau Arrow The Beaudesert-trained Beau Arrow has kept an unbeaten record intact at Doomben.
Godolphin horses arrive in Melbourne Three Godolphin horses from Charlie Appleby's stable have arrived in Melbourne ahead of early spring carnival assignments.
Legend Of Condor in Run To The Rose Legend Of Condor will be one of a good book of Rosehill rides for Brett Prebble at his first meeting since returning to Australia from many years in Hong Kong.
Kennewell, Bowditch on the board in Vic A Geelong maiden win by Arriba has given trainer Lloyd Kennewell and jockey Joe Bowditch their first win since opening a new stable at Caulfield.
Spanish Whisper to make Aust debut Lightly raced New Zealand filly Spanish Whisper lines up for Lindsay Park for the first time in the Atlantic Jewel Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Talented sprinter faces tough Valley test The in-form Sunday Escape returns to his favourite track at Moonee Valley but meets a hot field of sprinters in the McEwen Stakes.
Jim Byrne booking a boost for Stella Ombra Trainer Kelly Schweida is hoping Jim Byrne's record on Stella Ombra will spark a return to winning form for the gelding at Doomben.
Trapeze Artist primed for return Trainer Gerald Ryan has confirmed Trapeze Artist will make his return at Rosehill after one of his owners suffered serious injuries in a car accident.
Lindsay Park pair on track for Golden Rose Stablemates Long Leaf and Smart Elissim will put their Golden Rose credentials on the line in the lead-up race, the Run To The Rose, at Rosehill.
Bowie ready for distance rise at Doomben Well-bred galloper Bowie has been working strongly as he steps up to 2000m at Doomben.
Hartnell still impressing Kate Grimwade Godolphin's new Melbourne-based assistant trainer Kate Grimwade says Hartnell has barely changed in the four years since she first worked with him in England.
Hi Fiver to continue Wakefield's hot run Trainer Brian Wakefield has a chance to maintain his outstanding new-season strike-rate with Hi Fiver at Doomben.
Enable to take on Crystal Ocean at Kempton Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Enable will take on King George runner-up Crystal Ocean when she makes her long-awaited return at Kempton.
David Hayes eyeing expanded Sydney stable David Hayes wants to increase the size of Lindsay Park's Sydney stable to take advantage of bigger prize money levels on offer.
Mr Sneaky out to press claims for Group 1 Another crack at the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes is planned for Mr Sneaky but first he will take aim in a 1200m Listed race at Moonee Valley.
Houtzen speed, manners a factor in McEwen After partnering Nature Strip in the early stages of his career, jockey Ryan Maloney will be out to beat the sprinter when he rides Houtzen at Moonee Valley.
ATC chair Lauri Macri announces retirement Australian Turf Club chairman Lauri Macri has announced his decision to retire from the position with a special board meeting to be held to elect a new chair.
Muswellbrook stays home for Valley assault Muswellbrook will stay in Melbourne for a 1500m race at Moonee Valley rather than travel to Rosehill for a Group Two contest.
Adelaide filly puts perfect record on line Unbeaten Adelaide filly Assertive Play will make her Melbourne debut in the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes which will provide a guide to her spring prospects.
Sandbar makes run for Group 1 Golden Rose Sandbar heads to Rosehill on a mission to prove he is up to Sydney's better three-year-olds and a worthy Golden Rose contender.
Magic Consul chases WFA prize for Preusker A Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes win at Moonee Valley would be a career highlight for country trainer Paul Preusker.
Weather to determine Glitra back-up plans Glitra has accepted to race at Doomben but Brisbane's weather will have the final say on a start for the in-form galloper.
Daysee Doom faces sharp test in G2 Sheraco One of the most consistent mares in training, Coolmore Classic winner Daysee Doom will kick off her spring campaign at Rosehill.
Rock Forthe Ladies tries luck in Brisbane Warwick Farm trainer Clare Cunningham will have a rare Brisbane runner with Rock Forthe Ladies at Doomben.
Rikki Palmer in frame for Doomben double Rikki Palmer will be chasing her first metropolitan double at Doomben when she rides Beau Arrow and Mystic Mist.
Tough Larry lives up to name at Randwick Tough Larry has begun his career with a win at Randwick, sporting the famous colours worn by champion Winx.
Night's Watch favourite for stakes debut The Darren Weir-trained Night's Watch is an early favourite ahead of established star Hartnell for the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Ballarat double gets Carberry off the mark Thomas Carberry landed his first winner before securing a training double from his only two runners at Ballarat.
ATA calls for authorities to fix swab mess Trainers have been advised against using products containing altrenogest with the Australian Trainers' Association wanting Racing Australia to act.
Lloyd patience pays off on The Mechanic Top jockey Jeff Lloyd has again showed his cool to win on odds-on favourite The Mechanic at Ipswich.
Baker stablemates vie for Sheraco glory A stablemate could represent the biggest challenge to Champagne Cuddles igniting her spring campaign with a win at Rosehill.
Shoals begins Everest campaign in McEwen Everest contender Shoals will make her return in the McEwen Stakes against a field that includes boom sprinter Nature Strip, the odds-on favourite.
Further arrests in NZ harness probe NZ police have arrested a further three people, bringing the number charged to 10 as they continue investigations into alleged race fixing in harness racing.
Unbeaten colts showcase Rose credentials Trainer Kris Lees expects Graff to underline his star potential at Rosehill and continue a march towards the $1 million Golden Rose.
Thrillster on target in Guineas campaign Co-trainer Troy Corstens is confident Thrillster is progressing the right way for her next stakes test on her path towards the Group One Thousand Guineas.
Orman connection a boost for Sold For Song Jockey James Orman's knowledge of Sold For Song could be the difference between winning and losing at Doomben.
Doctor puts Damian Browne return on hold Top jockey Damian Browne's return from injury has been delayed as he guards against infection.
No Everest for Kementari: Cummings Godolphin will not pursue a start in The Everest with Kementari who will instead be stepped up in distance rather than be set for the $13 million sprint.
NZ harness racing figures investigated The New Zealand harness racing industry has been hit with allegations of race fixing with several properties raided as part of an ongoing police investigation.
No clear topweight for Melbourne Cup Racing Victoria chief handicapper Greg Carpenter says he is finding it difficult to assess the weights for the Melbourne Cup with no natural topweight.
Hush Writer ready to make Australian debut Import Hush Writer is set to make his Australian debut in a 2040m-race at Moonee Valley as he begins a path designed to get him qualified for the Melbourne Cup.
Group racing to wait for Williams pair Trainer Danny Williams has weighed up Rosehill options for Don't Give A Dam and She Knows who will be kept away from Group racing for the time being.
Henry Dwyer hopes filly gains Valley start Trainer Henry Dwyer is hoping filly Alexandra Dreaming makes the Atlantic Jewel Stakes field after an impressive Sandown debut win.
Jockey Billy Egan banned for four months Victorian jockey Billy Egan has been outed for four months after a positive result to a banned substance in a race day urine sample.
VRC keen for a local win in Melbourne Cup After spending years luring international horses to the Melbourne spring, Leigh Jordon would now like to see more locals in the Melbourne Cup.
Hartnell fresh and well for G2 WFA race Multiple Group One winner Hartnell has continued preparations for the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes with a pleasing solo gallop at Moonee Valley.
Sunlight out of Run To The Rose The Tony McEvoy-trained Sunlight has an elevated temperature and will not take part in the Group Two Run To The Rose.
Brisbane trainer Kelso Wood died aged 72 Tributes have flowed for Group One-winning trainer Kelso Wood who has died in Brisbane after a long illness.
Prime News 04/09/18 Things are hotting up with the 2018 Adelaide Magic Millions winner Zizzis set to return to the track at Flemington in the Cap D’Antibes Stakes.
Enable set to return at Kempton Enable remains on course to make her eagerly awaited seasonal reappearance in the September Stakes.
Nominations released for Randwick G1 day Epsom Handicap favourite D'Argento is one of 87 entries for the Group One race at Randwick with 81 horses entered for the Metropolitan and 77 for the Flight.
Prebble returns to Australian racing scene Brett Prebble says he is looking forward to his return to Australian racing after riding trackwork at Flemington and in a barrier trial at Cranbourne.
Jon Snow set for return to Melbourne The Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington is the likely next start for New Zealand horse Jon Snow after his pleasing return in a Group One race at Hastings.
Network Ten secures Melbourne Cup rights Network Ten will broadcast the Melbourne Cup carnival from next year in a five-year $100 million agreement with the Victoria Racing Club.
Osborne Bulls on Rupert Clarke path Osborne Bulls will be out to press his claims for the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes when he chases a Listed race victory at Moonee Valley.
Tarka, Toulouse to take steps to Derby Trainer David Payne is excited about the prospects of Tarka and Toulouse as they take their next steps towards the Victoria Derby in the Stan Fox.
Bonneval to make return at Moonee Valley Star New Zealand mare Bonneval is set to make her return to racing in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley, a race she won a year ago.
Birdsville raises $50,000 for drought aid A promotion to help drought victims through the recent Birdsville race meeting has raised at least $50,000.
Gingernuts officially retired in NZ Triple Group One winner Gingernuts has officially been retired in New Zealand after recovering from a life-threatening injury suffered in Melbourne.
English second to Ef Troop in trial Everest hopeful English has put in a strong effort in a barrier trial at Rosehill to finish second to speedy three-year-old Ef Troop.
Best Solution on way to Melbourne Best Solution has won the Grosser Preis Von Baden in Germany to enhance his Caulfield and Melbourne Cup claims.
Nature Strip set for WFA McEwen Stakes The Group Two McEwen Stakes is set to feature boom sprinter Nature Strip who trainer Darren Weir says is in great shape ahead of the weight-for-age sprint.
Apprentice Jackson Murphy sent out again Rising star Queensland apprentice Jackson Murphy has been suspended for the second time this season.
Golden Rose trial for Sunlight at Rosehill Sunlight is heading back to Sydney to run in The Run To The Rose at Rosehill as trainer Tony McEvoy contemplates a Golden Rose start.
Trapeze Artist ready for Theo Marks Trapeze Artist will make his much-anticipated return to racing in the Theo Marks Stakes, one of two planned starts before the $13 million Everest.
Price pair on target for Valley assignment Mighty Boss and Hiyaam are set to represent the Mick Price stable in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Crack Me Up trials well ahead of Melbourne Crack Me Up, favourite for Queensland Horse of the Year honours, has trialled well as he prepares to head to Melbourne.
Kilcoy club chasing more meetings The Kilcoy Race Club is keen to have more meetings and see a possible return to a south-east Queensland Friday circuit.
Too Darn Hot Epsom Derby favourite Solario Stakes winner Too Darn Hot has impressed many bookmakers who now have him favourite for the Epsom Derby.
Damian Lane suspended after Memsie success Damian Lane will miss the ride on Nature Strip at Moonee Valley after being suspended for 10 meetings on a careless riding charge at Caulfield.
Ellicazoom wins Group Three Cockram Stakes Lindsay Park stable newcomer Ellicazoom has stormed to victory in the Group Three Cockram Stakes at Caulfield.
Michael Walker suspended for Tramway ride Michael Walker has been suspended for his winning ride on Comin' Through in the Group Two Tramway Stakes at Randwick.
Ball Of Muscle wins first-up at Caulfield Eight-year-old Sydney sprinter Ball Of Muscle has made a winning return at Caulfield in the Group Three Heath, beating Voodoo Lad and Brave Smash.
Pure Elation back with a win in Furious Pure Elation has returned from a mandatory ban for a bleeding attack to take out the Group Two Furious Stakes at Randwick.
In-form Tversky graduates to Open grade Tversky has made it three wins in a row, setting trainer Jack Duncan a poser about where to aim the in-form gelding.
Unforgotten wins Chelmsford from Ace High Australian Oaks winner Unforgotten has won the Group Two Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick on her way to bigger races over the spring.
Native Soldier dominates G3 McNeil Stakes The Darren Weir-trained Native Soldier has pressed his Caulfield Guineas claims with a dominant front-running win in the McNeil Stakes.
Comin' Through survives protest in Tramway Comin' Through has won the Tramway Stakes, relegating his Chris Waller-trained stablemate Tom Melbourne to another second.
Humidor lands another Group One for Weir Humidor has won the first Group One prize of the Melbourne spring carnival, taking the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Call Me Handsome wins Heatherlie Stakes Former Hong Kong galloper Call Me Handsome has led throughout to claim the Listed Heatherlie Stakes at Caulfield.
Redzel returns with Concorde Stakes win Defending title holder Redzel has made an Everest statement with his winning return in the Concorde Stakes at Randwick.
Night's Watch in line for spring features The Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes looms as the first big spring test for Night's Watch after an impressive win at Caulfield.
Gordon's Leap scores shock Randwick win Gordon's Leap has shot into Country Championship calculations with a barnstorming win in the Highway Handicap at Randwick.
The Lord Mayor on way to G1 Metropolitan The Lord Mayor will join trainer Chris Waller's spring carnival team and head to the Group One Metropolitan Handicap after his win at Randwick.
Nolan ends long search for bonus winner Toowoomba trainer Paul Nolan has finally won a QTIS bonus metropolitan race after 15 years of trying.
Weir pair share the spoils at Caulfield The Darren Weir stablemates of Mrs Gardenia and Bellaria has provided the trainer with a first when they dead-heated in the Hockingstuart Handicap at Caulfield.
Cassidy keeps faith in beaten Order Again Jockey Larry Cassidy says punters should not to sack Order Again after the favourite was beaten at the Sunshine Coast.
High Church scores narrowly at Caulfield The Darren Weir-trained High Church has claimed his first win since the 2017 Warrnambool Cup, edging out Midterm in a 2400m race at Caulfield.
Reginae shocks More Sundays at Randwick Heavy favourite More Sundays has failed to fire a shot at Randwick, finishing well behind solidly backed winner Reginae.
Galloway stays on winning course Jockey Scott Galloway has made the trip from the Gold Coast worthwhile, winning on Belle Roc at the Sunshine Coast.
Winx beats yardmates in Randwick jump-out Winx has won a race-day jump-out against three of her Chris Waller-trained stablemates at Randwick.
Strangles shuts Ballarat stable down Archie Alexander's stable at Ballarat has been closed down after two horses were confirmed to have the infectious condition strangles.
Everest hopes to clash in Concorde Stakes Redzel will be out to make it back-to-back Concorde Stakes wins at Randwick when he begins his preparation towards a defence of The Everest.
Feature double for Kerrin McEvoy at Wyong Kerrin McEvoy has won his first Wyong Cup and also taken out the Mona Lisa Stakes, the other feature race on the program.
Guineas hopefuls to resume in McNeil Caulfield Guineas hopefuls Bondi and Vassilator will begin their spring campaigns in the McNeil Stakes at Caulfield over 1200m.
Godolphin unveils import in Chelmsford Godolphin's Caulfield and Melbourne Cups entry Mr Moonlight Magic is set to make his Australian debut in the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
Volkoff ready to win at 1200m Former Perth mare Volkoff is ready to win her first race at 1200m at Caloundra after a strong first-up effort.
Veteran set for first-up Caulfield tilt Heart Of A Lion has pleased his trainer Lloyd Kennewell at his new home base and runs first-up in the Group Three Heath 1100 at Caulfield.
Kevin Kemp to test theory at Caloundra Trainer Kevin Kemp gets a chance to test his theory about giant gelding Fighting Teo over 2400 metres at Caloundra.
Ace High to atone for last start Trainer David Payne expects to see improvement from dual Group One winner Ace High as he increases in distance on his Cups campaign.
Switch of homes for Cup carnival telecast The Seven Network could be losing the broadcast rights to the Melbourne Cup carnival with reports it is returning to Channel Ten.
Vega niggle for Dabernig ahead on Memsie Trainer Tom Dabernig hopes he's worrying about nothing as the Group One Memsie Stakes draws closer for Vega Magic.
Factors favour Glitra at Caloundra Restricted class galloper Glitra has plenty in his favour as he attempts to win his first open company race at Caloundra.
Tramway favourite Pierata fails vet test Tramway Stakes favourite Pierata has failed a vet test and has been withdrawn from the Group Two race at Randwick.
More Sundays to kick off Golden Rose shot Lindsay Park is hoping More Sundays can follow his Geelong maiden win with victory at Randwick on his way to a start in the Group One Golden Rose.
Man on a Sydney mission A Man To Match could head to Sydney if he races well at Caloundra over 1400 metres.
Kementari set for Memsie Stakes challenge Trainer James Cummings says Kementari is ready to go in the Group One Memsie Stakes which he believes will be a good test against a quality field.
New Qld chief steward ready to start work Queensland's new chief thoroughbred steward Peter Chadwick is set to start work.
Winx to have Randwick jump-out Champion Winx will make a special appearance at Randwick in a race day jump-out ahead of her next Group One assignment in the George Main Stakes.
Prime News 31/08/18 The weather is playing havoc with our runners and I’m certain plenty of other owner’s horses as well. Reneged is set to run at Randwick with his chances greatly enhanced if we get some rain.
Stewart to ride in Mauritius In-form Brisbane jockey Ron Stewart will take up a short-term contract in Mauritius.
Messara Report into NZ racing released A report into the New Zealand racing industry by Australian John Messara has been welcomed by NZ authorities.
Brown hoping for a Magic Melbourne Cup day Corey Brown has already accepted the ride on English-trained Magic Circle as the Sydney jockey strives to win the Melbourne Cup for a third time.
Blinkers back on Oohood for Furious Stakes Trainer Tony McEvoy has put blinkers back on Oohood for the filly's second start of her preparation in the Furious Stakes at Randwick.
I Am Excited ready for Caulfield return Trainer David Pfieffer is upbeat about the prospects of Sydney mare I Am Excited making a winning return in the Cockram Stakes at Caulfield.
Pierata takes next step in Tramway Pierata is favourite to claim the second win of his preparation against formidable opposition in the Tramway Stakes at Randwick.
Ben Currie takes case to Supreme Court An inquiry into allegations against Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie has been adjourned after he went to the Supreme Court seeking a judicial review.
Spring nominations draw increased numbers The Caulfield and Melbourne Cups have each had an increase in nominations to coincide with an earlier increase in prize money levels.
Showtime chasing G1 honours at Caulfield Showtime will attempt back-to-back 1400m Group race victories when he lines up in the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Lindsay Park with strong chances in McNeil The Lindsay Park team has two of the leading chances in the McNeil Stakes at Caulfield with unbeaten Tony Nicconi joined by Todman Stakes winner Aylmerton.
Trainer Richard Laming suspended The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has suspended trainer Richard Laming for two months after he pleaded guilty to a race day administration charge.
Trainer Chris Munce on road to success Trainer Chris Munce hopes the return of the smart Racecourse Road at Caloundra will signal a big season for his younger horses.
Pat Duff looking for Fasta turf win Trainer Pat Duff is confident sand track champion Fasta Than Light can run at big race in his return to grass at Caloundra.
BHA to overhaul race day stewarding The British Horseracing Authority will strengthen its race day strewarding to help "mitigate and manage the risks posed by contemporary integrity threats."
Desleigh Forster set to break drought Desleigh Forster has been a driving force behind drought relief campaigns and hopes to break her run of seconds on the racetrack at Caloundra.
Kate Grimwade on the board for Godolphin Melbourne-based Kate Grimwade has landed her first win for Godolphin since being appointed an assistant trainer to James Cummings.
Our Libretto keeps Sandown record intact Our Libretto has remained unbeaten in two Sandown starts, claiming an impressive victory in the Ladbrokes Multiverse Handicap.
Lees trio favoured for Chelmsford meeting Miss Fabulass, Le Romain and Prized Icon will be at the forefront of trainer Kris Lees's team for the Chelmsford Stakes meeting at Randwick.
Birdsville omen for Ipswich-winning jockey Les Tilley has won on Osmosis at Ipswich which he hopes is a good pointer to the Birdsville Cup meeting which will raise money for drought victms.
Half-brothers to run in Caulfield features Not A Single Cent resumes in the McNeil Stakes at Caulfield on the undercard to the Memsie Stakes which will feature the colt's half-brother Happy Clapper.
Destiny's Kiss after successive Wyong Cups Destiny's Kiss will be trying to win back-to-back Wyong Gold Cups with trainer Joe Pride hoping weight doesn't anchor the veteran.
Dollar For Dollar earns chance at Memsie Trainer Tony McEvoy believes Dollar For Dollar deserves his chance in a star-studded Memsie Stakes after his first-up win in the Spring Stakes in Adelaide.
Black Caviar's son runs second at Sandown Prince Of Caviar has improved on his debut, pleasing both co-trainer Wayne Hawkes and jockey Luke Nolen when runner-up at Sandown.
Valley keen to get Chautauqua for Group 1s Chautauqua could still be a player in Group One Moonee Valley sprints with the club seeing the sprinter as a major drawcard.
Cassidy's good oil on Order Again rivals Jockey Larry Cassidy has the inside running on the main rivals to his mount Order Again at the Sunshine Coast.
Birdsville Cup set to help drought victims The famous Birdsville Cup meeting will be at the forefront of several racing industry initiatives to support farmers affected by the drought.
Field of 11 for Group One Memsie Stakes Melbourne's first Group One race of the season, the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield, has attracted a field of 11 including last year's winner Vega Magic.
McNeil Stakes the next step for The August The August will continue his campaign aimed towards the Caulfield Guineas when he runs second-up in the McNeil Stakes at Caulfield.
Lanciato primed for Tramway Stakes Trainer Mark Newnham has sent out the first juvenile trial winner for the season ahead of stable stalwart Lanciato's bid to win the Tramway Stakes.
Prince Of Caviar set to return at Sandown Three-year-old Prince Of Caviar, a son of Black Caviar, will attempt to break his maiden at his second start when he makes his season return at Sandown.
Widgee Turf likely to run in Penny Edition The Penny Edition Stakes in Adelaide is the preference for trainer Patrick Payne with Widgee Turf who is also a Memsie Stakes nomination.
Ball Of Muscle to sprint at Caulfield Despite the entries for The Heath coming up stronger than he expected, Sydney trainer Joe Pride will still send Ball Of Muscle to Caulfield.
One more chance for Chautauqua Racing NSW stewards will give Chautauqua another chance to jump out of the gates on his way to being reinstated to race.
Our Libretto chasing second Sandown win After winning a maiden stylishly in her first Australian start, Our Libretto will be out to take another step up when she returns to Sandown for a 1600m-race.
Vega Magic favoured to win second Memsie Lindsay Park's Vega Magic is at a short quote in early markets to score successive victories in the Memsie Stakes.
Redzel odds-on favourite for race return Redzel has opened odds-on favourite to defend the Concorde Stakes, his first step towards retaining his Everest crown.
Increased funding for Vic country tracks An additional $1.9 million in funding has been given in a support package to assist country clubs in their track preparations.
First Sydney 2yo barrier trial at Randwick The first of Sydney's new season two-year-olds will be seen in public at Randwick in a barrier trial.
Newcomer Kemono down to run in The Heath A Japanese import has undergone a change of name as he prepares for his first Australian start in The Heath at Caulfield.
Red Excitement to line up in Chelmsford Josh Parr will not use the same front-running tactics on Red Excitement in the Group Two Chelmsford Stakes as he did a year ago.
Matt Dunn has hopes for carnival success Trainer Matt Dunn is hoping his recent run of success can continue into bigger races in coming weeks.
Grunt tackles Vega Magic in Memsie Stakes Concerned about a four-week break between runs, trainer Mick Price has elected to run Grunt in the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Chautauqua barred pending submissions Racing NSW stewards have barred the world's former highest-rated sprinter, Chautauqua, from racing pending submissions from his owners.
Racing function raises $40,000 for drought Brisbane's racing industry has raised at least $40,000 to help drought-stricken farmers at a function at Doomben Racecourse.
Bonneval NZ champion for a second time Bonneval has been named New Zealand's champion for the second season and is the fifth successive winner for her trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman.
Allen undergoing tests on mystery illness Blood tests at Melbourne's Epworth Hospital will hopefully determine the mystery illness that forced apprentice Ben Allen to forego rides at Moonee Valley.
ATC donates surplus to country clubs The Australian Turf Club has donated horse walkers and running rail to country tracks as part of its continuing community engagement program.
Spanish Reef to kick off at Moonee Valley Ken Keys has decided to bypass the Group One horses at Caulfield in favour of the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Santa Ana Lane to resume in The Heath Multiple Group One winner Santa Ana Lane will be out to show he is on target for The Everest when he makes his return in the Group Three The Heath at Caulfield.
Pierata tuned up for Tramway Stakes Pierata will run in the Tramway Stakes ahead of a tilt at a Group One race in Melbourne with trainer Greg Hickman all but ruling out a bid for an Everest slot.
Vega Magic on target for Memsie defence David Hayes believes Vega Magic is going as well, if not better, than last year as he prepares for a defence of the Group One Memsie Stakes.
McDonald to stick with Outback Barbie Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has again booked Sydney jockey James McDonald to ride Outback Barbie in the Furious Stakes at Randwick.
Ryan Maloney on top in Queensland Jockey Ryan Maloney is keen to keep the momentum going on his successful move to Queensland where he leads the premiership.
Ebor winner Muntahaa could go to Melbourne Muntahaa has won the Ebor Handicap to put himself in line for a crack at the Melbourne Cup.
Weir critical of 'terrible' Valley pattern Despite the win of Theanswermyfriend in the final event at Moonee Valley, trainer Darren Weir was upset with how the track raced.
Faatinah returns with Carlyon Stakes win Faatinah has made a winning return in the Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley in his first start since a Dubai campaign.
Avilius keeps perfect Aust record intact Former European Avilius has won his second Australian race from as many starts, taking out the Group Three Premier's Cup at Rosehill.
Brutal too powerful in the McKenzie Stakes Promising three-year-old Brutal has taken out the McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley to remain unbeaten in two starts.
Danawi wins Ming Dynasty in close tussle Danawi has broken his maiden at his fourth attempt, getting the nod in a photo-finish and surviving a protest to claim the Group Three Ming Dynasty Quality.
Divine Unicorn on track for Caulfield Cup Divine Unicorn has taken the first step in an ambitious plan to win the Caulfield Cup with a first-up victory at the Sunshine Coast.
Graff unbeaten after San Domenico victory Graff has maintained his unbeaten record, recording his third win at Rosehill in the Group Three San Domenico Stakes.
Video homework pays off in Straturbo win Trainer Tony Gollan spent time studying videos before hatching a plan for Straturbo to return to winning form at the Sunshine Coast.
Hobby trainer lands Moonee Valley winner After back-to-back seconds in Saturday city races, the Danny Laws-trained Tiffany's Lass has gone one better over 2500m at Moonee Valley.
Michelle Payne trains first city winner Michelle Payne has trained her first metropolitan winner, riding Sweet Rockette to victory at Moonee Valley.
Hold The Line stays put, chases Qld riches Promising filly Hold The Line will chase further QTIS bonus money in Queensland rather than joining some stablemates in Melbourne.
Chautauqua trial at Rosehill indecisive The racing future of the world's former best sprinter remains in the balance after a slow start and a strong finish to a race day barrier trial at Rosehill.
Merriest fires again second-up at Valley Merriest is likely to head back to stakes level at her next start after adding to her impressive second-up record with victory at Moonee Valley.
All Too Soon arrives on time at Rosehill All Too Soon has made it back to the winners' circle at Rosehill after an injury which curtailed her three-year-old campaign.
From Within rediscovers her winning ways From Within has returned to her best form with an easy win at the Sunshine Coast in her second start for Toby Edmonds.
Stradivarius wins million pound bonus Stradivarius has made a clean sweep of the four-race stayers' series with his win in the Lonsdale Cup at York.
Brutal on target for Moonee Valley assault Brutal is odds-on favourite to repeat his debut Caulfield win in the McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Full Nelson ready for next step Trainer Brian Smith has another promising son of Iffraaj in Full Nelson who tackles a three-year-old handicap at Caloundra.
Aidan O'Brien admits virus has hit hard Aidan O'Brien has welcomed a Group Two winner at York after a trying time with a virus hitting his stable.
PRIME THOROUGHBREDS Update 24/08/18 The latest Prime dispatch
Daniel Schmitt outed over banned substance A urine sample containing an appetite suppressant has resulted in a six-week suspension for jockey Daniel Schmitt.
San Domenico a Golden Rose test The Golden Rose hopes of Dio D'Oro go on the line in the San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill with rain to take the edge off the track.
McEvoy leans to Belzella in fillies race Trainer Tony McEvoy believes the 1200m of a Moonee Valley fillies race could suit Belzella slightly more than stablemate Kinky Boom.
Patience could pay for Raido Trainer Tony Gollan is hoping his patience will pay off with a win for Raido in the Angove Wines Handicap at Caloundra.
Hot Dipped makes Valley return from injury Smart Tasmanian mare Hot Dipped will return from a 13-month injury enforced break in the Dr Sheahan Plate at Moonee Valley.
Super Too ready for first-up Carlyon tilt Trainer Marc Conners believes the Listed Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley presents a chance for speedy mare Super Too to break through a stakes level.
Time To Torque out to pet distance Talented but unlucky Time To Torque will be out to his pet distance of 1400 metres when he runs at Caloundra.
Early Aust arrival for 3 Godolphin horses Three Godolphin Group One winners are in quarantine at Newmarket in England ahead of planned starts in early spring carnival races in Melbourne.
Victorian trackwork rider banned, fined Failure to provide a sample has led to the disqualification of a Victorian trackwork rider.
Jump-outs set to be filmed across Victoria All Victorian race clubs will have to provide archived vision of jump-outs on their websites within 48 hours from October 1, Racing Victoria has announced.
Ole Ole favourite for Taranaki Challenge Ole Ole will run as favourite in the inaugural Taranaki Challenge for champion NZ trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman who is also a co-owner.
Mister Sea Wolf wins Listed Rowley Mile The Chris Waller-trained Mister Sea Wolf has built on his Winter Challenge win to take out another Listed race, the Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.
Godolphin deja vu for boom French import Impressive first-up winner Avilius can stake a claim for a serious spring target in the Group Three Premier's Cup at Rosehill.
Charitable Forster keeps faith in stayer Leading trainer Desleigh Forster has organised a drought-relief fundraiser in Brisbane as she hopes I'm Belucci can win at the Sunshine Coast.
Multaja odds-on to claim second Valley win Godolphin filly Multaja will attempt a winning hat-trick when she runs in the MSC Signs Plate at Moonee Valley.
Performer to bloom in bid for Golden Rose The Chris Waller-trained Performer is an early favourite to make a winning return to racing in the San Domenico Stakes.
Williams clan chase Valley stakes race win Family pressure will accompany Craig Williams when rides Demonstrate in the Listed Carylon Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Marcel From Madrid back for spring riches Unbeaten gelding Marcel From Madrid will get the chance to confirm Caulfield Guineas aspirations during his spring campaign which begins in the McKenzie Stakes.
Fortensky to star for Waller, syndicator Fortensky has found a suitable race to help Chris Waller continue his run of success for Star Thoroughbred syndicate horses at the Sunshine Coast.
Navy commands interest for in-form stable Trainer Steve O'Dea has a strong hand at the Sunshine Coast but it is lightly raced gelding Navy attracting all of the attention.
Cross Counter cements Cup trip with second The Charlie Appleby-trained Cross Counter has confirmed a Melbourne Cup tilt with his second to stablemate Old Persian in the G2 Great Voltigeur Stakes at York.
Invincible Star gets Everest slot The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Invincible Star has snared a slot in the $13 million Everest.
Nathan McPherson suspended for two months The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has suspended trainer Nathan McPherson for racing a horse with a prohibited substance in its system.
Alexandra Dreaming lands Sandown debut win Trainer Henry Dwyer hopes to have a Thousand Guineas prospect on his hands after the debut win of Alexandra Dreaming at Sandown.
Hey Doc draw 'perfect' for Carlyon return Trainer Tony McEvoy believes Group One winner Hey Doc should enjoy the right run from a good draw in his return to racing in the Carlyon Stakes.
Tarka on Derby mission after Farm victory Trainer David Payne has Group One ambitions for Warwick Farm winner Tarka who will join stablemate Toulouse on a Victoria Derby path.
Satori remains unbeaten with Sandown win Satori has extended his winning sequence, carrying a big weight and sitting wide before a comfortable Sandown victory.
Bonneval ramping up for Melbourne spring Triple Group One winner Bonneval has had a hit-out in a Taupo barrier trial ahead of another Melbourne campaign.
Munce gives First Crush Newcastle Cup test Grafton Cup winner First Crush will follow a familiar trail for jockey-turned-trainer Chris Munce when the stayer contests the Premier's Cup.
Gillian Heinrich trains impressive winner Impressive Fuji Flyer has given trainer Gillian Heinrich a reason to celebrate a successful return to racing with a Gold Coast win.
Price aims Tavisan at Caulfield Guineas Former New Zealand colt Tavisan is being put on a path to the Group One Caulfield Guineas, starting with the McKenzie Stakes.
Waller fined for Queensland positive swab Champion trainer Chris Waller has been fined $1000 under a local Queensland rule after one of his horses showed traces of a diuretic at officials trials.
Queensland racecaller Paul Dolan to retire Paul Dolan, who has called gallops and greyhound meetings at 104 tracks around the world, has announced he will retire.
Relaxed Bergerac ready for Sunshine Coast A successful plan to take the stress out of a recent trip to Sydney for Bergerac has him ready to return to Queensland racing at the Sunshine Coast
Owner keeping options open for Chautauqua Chautauqua will attempt to save his racing career in a trial between races at Rosehill where he will tackle five Chris Waller-trained horses.
Godolphin appoints Grimwade in Melbourne Kate Grimwade has assumed the role of Godolphin assistant trainer in Melbourne at the Carbine Lodge stable at Flemington.
Menari added to Newgate stallion roster Exceptional sprinter Menari has been added to this season's stallion roster at Newgate Farm after having his retirement hastened by injury.
Chad Schofield to ride in Japan Chad Schofield will represent Hong Kong in an international jockeys' challenge at Sapporo in Japan.
Mark Currie bid to race horse in NSW fails Queensland trainer Mark Currie is not allowed to race horses in NSW after stewards ruled against him in a show cause hearing.
Harper's Choice to head to Wyong Cup Premier's Cup Prelude winner Harper's Choice will be diverted to the Wyong Cup rather than run at Rosehill
San Domenico return for unbeaten Graff Unbeaten colt Graff will put his credentials for Group One three-year-old races on show when he makes his return in the San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
Tim Clark reunites with Shoals in trial Sydney jockey Tim Clark has made the trip to Victoria to ride Shoals in a Cranbourne barrier trial in preparation for the mare's spring return.
Multiple Group One winner Jameka retired Connections of Jameka have made the decision to retire the multiple Group One-winning mare.
Mr Sneaky on path to Group One handicap The McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley will be the launching pad for Mr Sneaky on his path towards another crack at the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Full field for Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury A full field will run in the Listed Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury with Godolphin's Flow the favourite in early markets.
Hikaya chasing Melbourne win at Sandown After a maiden win at Gawler, the Tony McEvoy-trained Hikaya will chase a Melbourne city win at Sandown over 1400m.
Chautauqua to have race day trial Racing NSW stewards have given permission for Chatauqua to run in a race day barrier trial as connections pursue his reinstatement to racing.
Report into NZ racing to be released A report into the New Zealand racing industry by John Messara will be released at a public meeting in Hamilton.
Brutal among McKenzie Stakes nominations The Listed McKenzie Stakes for three-year-old colts and geldings has attracted 20 nominations including impressive debut winner Brutal.
Dio D'Oro to step up to stakes company Winter star Dio D'Oro will be one of three stakes runners for trainer Gary Portelli at Rosehill.
Damien Oliver wins ninth Scobie Breasley Damien Oliver has won his ninth Scobie Breasley Medal for riding excellence at the annual Victorian Trainer and Jockey awards.
Hey Doc on target for Moonee Valley return Trainer Tony McEvoy believes dual Group One winner Hey Doc has done enough work to make his mark over 1000m first-up in the Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Divine Unicorn to resume at Caloundra Tattersall's Cup winner Divine Unicorn will begin his spring campaign in an open handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Viddora building up for G1 Moir first-up Viddora has pleased her trainer Lloyd Kennewell in a gallop at Moonee Valley as the mare starts to ramp up preparations for the Group One Moir Stakes.
Redzel wins barrier trial at Rosehill Redzel has won a barrier trial at Rosehill as he prepares for his defence of the $13 million Everest while favourite Trapeze Artist has run a pleasing fourth.
Sea King National hero at fourth attempt As Wells has faltered in his attempt at a record fourth Grand National success at Ballarat, veteran Sea King has stolen the 4500m-contest at his fourth attempt.
George Main Stakes for Winx Winx will defend the George Main Stakes before she heads to Melbourne to be prepared for a tile at a fourth Cox Plate.
Birdsville race meeting to be telecast The famous Birdsville race meeting will be telecast and have TAB status for the first time this year.
Blood And Sand jumps to Houlahan success Blood And Sand has taken a giant step up in grade to claim victory in the J J Houlahan Hurdle at Ballarat.
Rosehill trial the next step for Lanciato Epsom Handicap contender Lanciato will have a Rosehill barrier trial in preparation for his next scheduled start on the way to his Group One mission.
Japanese trio have a day out at Ballarat Japanese newcomers Admire Robson, Cassius and Tosen Basil have taken to the course proper at Ballarat and pleased trainer Darren Weir with their gallops.
Aquis to sponsor Beaudesert club The Aquis group has expanded its sponsorships by acquiring naming rights to the Beaudesert club in south east Queensland.
Faatinah set for Valley return in Carlyon After a successful trip to Dubai, Lindsay Park sprinter Faatinah makes his return in the Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Qld trainers want altrenogest guidelines Queensland trainers want a clearer ruling on the use of altrenogest which can help regulate cycles in fillies and mares.
Hamada to be set for Melbourne Cup Melbourne Cup hopeful Hamada has continued his winning spree with a clear-cut victory in the Geoffrey Freer Stakes at Newbury.
Group One push for Hollindale Stakes The Gold Coast Turf Club has begun a push to get its weight-for-age Hollindale Stakes lifted to Group One status.
Le Romain a class above in G3 Show County Le Romain has returned to the winner's circle for the first time in 12 starts after giving at least 5.5kg to his Show County Quality rivals.
Osborne Bulls wins first-up at Caulfield Godolphin galloper Osborne Bulls has shown his fighting spirit in landing the Listed Regal Roller Stakes first-up at Caulfield.
Egyptian Symbol defies betting in Toy Show Egyptian Symbol has claimed a tough win in the Group Three Toy Show Quality, leading all the way to defy a betting drift.
Showtime prevails in WFA Lawrence Stakes Showtime has denied Hartnell back-to-back wins in the Group Two PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Relief, pride as Winx extends run to No.26 A part-owner of Winx says everything about the horse is phenomenal after she extended her winning streak to 26.
Winx to be honoured with postage stamp Champion racehorse Winx will be honoured with a commemorative postage stamp following her Australian record 26th consecutive win.
Maloney continues Queensland win streak Former Victorian Jockey Ryan Maloney has continued his winning streak in Queensland, riding Dal Cielo to victory at the Gold Coast.
Sunlight shines in Group 3 Quezette Stakes Sunlight has recaptured her best two-year-old form, taking out the Group Three Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
The world the last time Winx was beaten Tony Abbott was still prime minister the last time champion racehorse Winx failed to return to the mounting yard a winner.
Clark rewarded for chasing Master Ash ride Co-trainer Adrian Bott says Master Ash has the Group One Golden Rose on his agenda after taking out the Up And Coming Stakes.
Tony Nicconi wins Group Three Vain Stakes Tony Nicconi has led home stablemate Long Leaf to provide the quinella for Lindsay Park in the Group Three Vain Stakes at Caulfield.
Winx reigns over Randwick in her own race Winx has again shown who is boss, kicking off her campaign with an Australian record 26th consecutive win in the Group One race at Randwick bearing her name.
Fiesta takes first leg of Princess Series The Chris Waller-trained Fiesta has taken the first leg of the Princess Series for three-year-old fillies with a stylish win in the Silver Shadow Stakes.
Fighting Teo claims battle of the giants Massive gelding Fighting Teo has overcome a wide trip to beat fellow giant-sized stayer Meteorologist at the Gold Coast.
Strong Caulfield gallop ideal for Magic Damien Oliver has given Vega Magic a gallop between races at Caulfield in preparation for the Group One Memsie Stakes.
Segenhoe gets own way in stayers' race Segenhoe has been able to get a soft lead in the staying race at Randwick to defy his more fancied opponents.
Miss Siska stays on to win at Caulfield Miss Siska, a close relation to multiple Group One-winning sprinter Hay List, has won over a middle distance at Caulfield.
Bowman off to perfect start on Winx Day Butchoy may lack confidence but he's helped get Winx's jockey Hugh Bowman off to a perfect start at Randwick.
Plumb siblings in a first in Qld racing Trainer Angela Plumb and her jockey brother Ryan Plumb have combined to enter Queensland racing's record books with a winner at the Gold Coast.
Mare stars for Edmonds on her way to stud Well-bred mare Awake The Stars has scored an impressive win at the Gold Coast in her farewell to the racetrack as she heads to stud.
Wells chases a record fourth GN Steeple Former champion jumps jockey Craig Durden has a soft spot for Wells who will rewrite history if he wins the Grand National Steeplechase at Ballarat.
Land Of Plenty on path towards G1 targets Land Of Plenty will resume in the Listed Regal Roller Stakes and is being aimed towards the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes and Toorak Handicap this spring.
Williams in charge of Keys promising 3YOs Craig Williams is happy to get aboard a couple of Cranbourne three-year-old trial winners for trainer Ken Keys at Caulfield.
Newnham expects 1300m to suit The Enzo Trainer Mark Newnham believes Inglis Classic winner The Enzo can make the grade over 1300m in the Up And Coming Stakes at Randwick.
Ace High begins Cup prep in Winx Stakes Ace High's trainer David Payne is under no illusions about the Cup contender beating Winx at Randwick but does think Kementari could go close.
Currie back on Sunlight in Quezette Stakes Luke Currie is looking forward to getting back on Sunlight in the Quezette Stakes after missing her most recent start because of her light weight.
No weight issues this time for Hartnell Hartnell and Craig Williams are back to defend their crown in the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Oohood on target for Silver Shadow return Triple Group One placegetter Oohood gets her latest chance to shed her maiden tag when she resumes in the Silver Shadow Stakes at Rosehill.
Long wait over for the talented Big Tree The injury-plagued Big Tree will finally make it back to the racetrack at the Gold Coast after nearly two years.
Boyd conscious again after trackwork fall Anthony Boyd is conscious and talking following a trackwork fall that saw him airlifted to a Melbourne hospital.
Anderson chases money for Dato Tan Trainer Chris Anderson is keen to win a Saturday metropolitan race with Colour of Money for the gelding's owner Dato Tan Chin Nam.
PRIME THOROUGHBREDS Update 17/08/18 This week's latest Prime Thoroughbreds update from Joe O'Neill
Torcedor to join Wohler in Germany Top-class stayer Torcedor is to leave Jessica Harrington's yard after being sold to continue his racing career in Germany with Andreas Wohler.
New training track for Mornington The Mornington Racecourse will soon have a new all-weather synthetic training track to replace an existing sand training track.
Winx, Waller major NSW awards winners Champion Winx and her trainer Chris Waller are the major winners at the NSW Racehorse awards.
Secret Lady to step up in Silver Shadow Gary Portelli is looking to Silver Shadow Stakes contender Secret Lady and her stablemates to help fill the void left by the retirement of She Will Reign.
Lindsay Park to take on the Sydney 3YOs Smart Elissim and Futooh will represent the Lindsay Park stable in stakes races for three-year-olds at Randwick.
All the facts about the Gr 1 Winx Stakes The Winx Stakes has attracted 11 acceptors for its introduction to the Australian Group One calendar.
Plumbs out to make history at Gold Coast Trainer Angela Plumb and her jockey brother Ryan can claim a piece of Queensland history if Sugar Sizzle wins at the Gold Coast.
All systems go for Winx in her own race Winx will line up in the race named after her at Randwick as the odds-on favourite to set an Australian record of 26 consecutive wins.
Fidelia on track for first stakes test Robbie Griffiths would have liked a better barrier draw for Fidelia in the Quezette Stakes but expects a good showing from the filly in the Group Three race.
Red Alto chasing back-to-back Sydney wins After beating a field full of Chris Waller-trained horses last start, the Brent Stanley-trained Red Alto will chase another victory at Randwick over 2400m.
Bell wants Caulfield rain for Jungle Edge Trainer Mick Bell will consider bypassing the P B Lawrence Stakes if the forecast rain doesn't arrive before the Caulfield race.
Jockey Anthony Boyd in hospital after fall Apprentice jockey Anthony Boyd has been flown to a Melbourne hospital after a trackwork fall at Ballarat.
Sold For Song to run at Gold Coast Trainer Kevin Kemp has elected to run Sold For Song at the Gold Coast rather than Sydney.
Osborne Bulls favourite for Regal Roller Osborne Bulls is favourite to return a winner in the Listed Regal Roller Stakes at Caulfield as he heads towards the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Darktown to strut again at Gold Coast Flying mare Darktown Strutter is set to maintain her outstanding statistics in Gold Coast races.
Winx as good as ever: Hugh Bowman Hugh Bowman is excited about the impending return of champion Winx in the race named in her honour at Randwick.
Dual Group 1 winner She Will Reign retired Dual Group One winner She Will Reign has run her last race with connections ending her campaign following the detection of inflammation in an airway.
Winner and a suspension for Dee at Sandown Jockey Michael Dee rode the final winner at the Sandown midweek card before stewards suspended him for 10 meetings on a careless riding charge.
Declarationofheart impresses at Sandown Lightly raced colt Declarationofheart has remained unbeaten with a first-up win at Sandown and will be put on a path towards the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Well-bred Miss Fabulass in Canterbury win Miss Fabulass, the best-bred horse at Canterbury, has come away with the type of win expected from an odds-on favourite.
Maher workers take honours in Mongol Derby Trainer Ciaron Maher may have missed his chance at the Mongol Derby but his replacement Adrian Corboy and Annabel Neasham have won the endurance test.
Godolphin confirm Kementari for Winx clash Godolphin star Kementari will take his place against Winx at Randwick as the great mare chases her 26th consecutive win.
Lindsay Park duo lock horns in Vain Stakes Long Leaf and Tony Nicconi will represent Lindsay Park when they line up against each in the Vain Stakes at Caulfield.
Milestone city win for Darose and Doodt Parwan Prince has given Jade Darose her first city win as a trainer, with the midweek victory also a metropolitan first for apprentice rider Lucinda Doodt.
Import Meccabah's future in owner's hands Trainer Matt Dunn will leave it up to owner John Haseler whether impressive former English mare Meccabah races on after her Doomben win.
Hey Doc fresh in Sandown race day gallop Dual Group One winner Hey Doc has had a gallop between races at Sandown as he prepares for his return to racing.
Walker looking to be the Boss in Lawrence Michael Walker will team with his Caulfield Guineas winner Mighty Boss when the four-year-old resumes in the Group Two PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Williams lands plum Caulfield Cup mount Craig Williams has been announced as the Caulfield Cup jockey for Kings Will Dream but won't ride the horse in his first few spring starts.
Ex-Perth mare poised for Queensland debut Stakes-winning Perth mare Volkoff will kick off her Queensland campaign for new trainers Bryan and Dan Guy at the Gold Coast.
Qld stewards issue further arsenic warning A horse trained in country NSW has become the latest Queensland winner to return a positive swab to arsenic.
Trainer-breeder Ken "Tubby" Turner dies A funeral service for trainer and breeder Ken "Tubby" Turner's will be held in Brisbane.
Ten rivals for Winx at Randwick Winx will have 10 rivals including Kementari at Randwick when she bids to set an Australian record of 26 consecutive wins.
Former trainer Bastiman outed for cobalt Former trainer Robin Bastiman has been disqualified for three years after administering a horse with a substance that contained elevated levels of cobalt.
Weir keeps on racking up the winners The new racing season may only be two weeks old but trainer Darren Weir is already setting the benchmark for winners and runners.
Bonneval trial delayed by wet weather A planned barrier trial for NZ Horse of the Year Bonneval has been postponsed because of wet weather.
Steel Frost to resume in Spring Stakes The Spring Stakes in Adelaide is the race of choice to kick off Steel Frost's campaign ahead of a possible trip to Melbourne later in spring.
Prince in the big league in Winx Stakes Invictus Prince will rightly start an outsider in the Winx Stakes with trainer Matthew Smith forced to begin somewhere as he heads to longer races.
Wells headlines 14 Grand National entries Three-time winner Wells will attempt a record-breaking fourth win in the Grand National Steeplechase when he runs over 4500m at Ballarat.
RV working towards altrenogest solution Racing Victoria is continuing its work with manufacturers as it endeavours to find a solution for the use of altrenogest in cycling fillies and mares.
Caulfield returns planned for Stanley duo Trainer Brent Stanley is planning to kick off the spring campaigns of talented three-year-olds The August and Casadiva in separate stakes races at Caulfield.
Annunciate to keep run going at Sandown Chris Hyland has joined his father Pat in a training partnership with the pair taking the in-form Annunciate to an 1800m-race at Sandown.
James McDonald to ride Outback Barbie James McDonald has been booked to replace the injured Blake Shinn on the Tony Gollan-trained Outback Barbie in the Silver Shadow Stakes at Randwick.
Jameka plans still to be determined A decision whether Jameka makes a return to racing in the P B Lawrence Stakes will be made after trainer Ciaron Maher discusses options with the mare's owners.
Alizee out for the spring after bleeding Dual Group One winner Alizee has been sidelined for a mandatory three months after bleeding from both nostrils at trackwork.
PRIME THOROUGHBREDS UPDATE 14/08/2018 We have had a great start to the New Season with three winners from our first 10 runners. Everard kicked things off storming home at Scone for a very strong win and looks to have a nice future.
She Will Reign in fitness scare Golden Slipper winner Estijaab will miss the spring while last year's winner She Will Reign is being monitored after the stable discovered blood in a nostril.
New rule in NSW for altrenogest NSW trainers will still be able to use products containing altrenogest to control the cycles of fillies and mares.
Thrillster to make Quezette Stakes return Promising three-year-old Thrillster will be out to enhance her spring claims when she resumes in the Group Three Quezette Stakes for fillies at Caulfield.
Race options in two states for Inn Keeper The Listed Regal Roller Stakes in Melbourne and Group Three Spring Stakes in Adelaide are options for consistent sprinter Inn Keeper.
Widgee Turf on track for WFA test The Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes looms as the biggest test to date for Widgee Turf with trainer Patrick Payne hoping for a rain-affected track for the gelding.
Canberra horses back on the Highway Racing NSW has reversed its decision to bar Canberra horses from the Highway race series and they will again be classed as country-trained.
Horsham meeting moved to Warracknabeal Rain has prompted officials to move a Horsham race meeting in country Victoria to Warracknabeal.
Savanna Amour to chase Perth Group One Top Queensland mare Savanna Amour will head to Perth later this year for the Group One Winterbottom Stakes after she competes in Melbourne.
Sandown gallop for dual G1 winner Hey Doc Dual Group One winner Hey Doc is scheduled to gallop between races at the midweek Sandown meeting in preparation for his upcoming return to racing.
Quality nominations for G2 Lawrence Stakes The Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes looms as a star-studded line up after 18 nominations were taken for the weight-for-age race.
Fourteen entries for the Winx Stakes Champion Winx is spot-on for her race return at Randwick after a solid work-out at Rosehill with Hugh Bowman aboard.
Blake Shinn fractures vertebrae in fall Jockey Blake Shinn has suffered fractures to two vertebrae in a fall at the Randwick barrier trials.
Fourth G1 win for Alpha Centauri Alpha Centauri has continued her campaign with an impressive victory in the Group One Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville.
Racing's loss with death of Nick Columb One of the principle voices of change for racehorse owners in Australia, Nick Columb has died as the result of a stroke in Spain.
Another Qld trainer outed on cobalt charge Queensland trainer Darryl Gardiner has been disqualified for 12 months on a cobalt related charge.
Countdown begins for Winx return Winx has had a trouble-free preparation leading into her return in the Group One race at Randwick named in her honour.
Lindsay Park pair to tackle G2 Lawrence Boom Time and Harlem are set to have their spring season returns in the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
McEvoy fillies to run in separate states Oohood will make her season return in the Silver Shadow Stakes on the same day Magic Millions winner Sunlight takes aim in the Quezette Stakes.
First Crush to head south for more Cups Tough Brisbane stayer First Crush will head to Sydney later this month to run at Rosehill before he tackles the Newcastle Cup.
Childs rapt with Written By after gallop Jordan Childs is looking forward to the spring campaign of Group One winner Written By after getting back aboard the colt in a gallop at Sandown.
Qld racing stars to help drought relief Some of Queensland's biggest racing names have volunteered to be auctioned as slaves for a fund-raiser to help drought victims.
Girls team wins the Shergar Cup at Ascot Hayley Turner and the Girls team have taken the honours in the Shergar Cup at Ascot in which Corey Brown competed for the Rest of the World..
Australia-wide winners for Darren Weir Four winners at Flemington for Darren Weir has been complimented with victories at Moe, Morphettville and Newcastle.
Paret stamps Epsom Handicap claims Trainer Chris Waller has compared Rosehill winner Paret to the stable's multiple Group One winner Boban and will set him on an Epsom Handicap path.
Voodoo Lad shines in Aurie's Star Hcp Quality sprinter Voodoo Lad has overhauled import Home Of The Brave to claim another stakes victory in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington.
Harper's Choice wins Premier's Cup Prelude Harper's Choice has backed up his last-start win in the Winter Cup with a determined victory in the Premier's Cup Prelude.
Sandbar adds Rosebud to his resume Sandbar has claimed the new season's first stakes race for three-year-olds, the Listed Rosebud at Rosehill for trainer Brad Widdup.
Stablemates quinella Doomben staying test A plan to take advantage of an apparent lack of pace has helped trainer Robert Heathcote quinella the Brisbane BMW Handicap at Doomben.
Crockett turns form around at Flemington A switch of environment has brought about a change of fortune for the Tony McEvoy stable, with Crockett winning at Flemington.
Bandipur makes it back-to-back wins The James Cummings-trained Bandipur has backed up a recent win in Sydney with another victory in his return to Melbourne racing at Flemington.
Smith's frustrating run ends with win Trainer Brian Smith's frustrating run with top horse Order Again has ended with the gelding's impressive win at Doomben.
Lifesaver gives Dunn another Highway wiin Lifesaver has given Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn his 18th Highway win and staked his claims for inclusion in the $1.3 million Kosciuszko.
Jaameh keeps the Lindsay Park run going Lindsay Park is hopeful Jaameh can be a player in bigger spring races after a strong staying performance to win at Flemington.
Stewart questions his tactics on Ef Troop Jockey Brad Stewart is wondering if he should have been more aggressive on Ef Troop after the $1.45 favourite was beaten into second at Doomben.
Defeat proves making of Shesees Everything A narrow defeat in the Magic Millions maiden at the Gold Coast seems to have been the making of Shesees Everything who has won at Doomben.
Racing NSW commits $1m for drought relief Racing NSW has announced it has allocated $1 million for immediate relief for drought stricken thoroughbred participants in the state.
Ben Currie inquiry adjourned again An inquiry into activities at trainer Ben Currie's Toowoomba stable has been adjourned again.
McEvoy after rich pickings at Flemington After their latest runs in Adelaide, Tony McEvoy-trained stablemates Crockett and East Indiaman shape up against each other Flemington.
Legend Of Condor in first 3yo stakes race Trainer Gerald Ryan is hoping Legend Of Condor can emulate his former stablemate Menari in the Listed Rosebud at Rosehill.
Chamois Road chasing Aurie's Star upset Consistent gelding Chamois Road will chase the biggest win of his career when he lines up in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap against a quality field.
Prezado ready for Flemington return Lightly raced sprinter Prezado will be out to impress in his return from a spell at Flemington as he bids to boost his rating to open up spring options.
Claiming apprentice to ride Siegfried Trainer Toby Edmonds hopes apprentice Jackson Murphy's three kilo claim can help sprinter Siegfried turn his form aroound at Doomben.
Gold Mag chases hat-trick at Flemington Exciting prospect Gold Mag will attempt to extend his winning streak to three when he runs over 1200 metres at Flemington.
Corey Brown to ride Magic Circle in Cup Dual Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Corey Brown has snared the mount on English contender Magic Circle in his bid for a third win.
Lindsay Park duo tackle Flemington contest Lindsay Park has two three-year-olds in a 1400m-race at Flemington, one first-up and the other having raced through the winter months.
Trainer Mike Moroney fined $1000 Trainer Mike Moroney has been fined $1000 over a short-acting corticosteroid detected in a post-race sample from a horse in his care.
Waller to dominate Qld staying races Champion trainer Chris Waller's domination of Queensland staying races is set to continue with half the open handicap field at Doomben.
Flemington return for spring hopeful Odeon Co-trainer Simon Zahra has seen encouraging signs from five-year-old Odeon on the training track ahead of the gelding's race return over 1400m at Flemington.
Golden Tycoon to step up in Rosebud Trainer Greg McFarlane is hoping the speedy Golden Tycoon can live up to his winning debut when he runs in the Listed Rosebud at Rosehill.
Imports add intrigue to Aurie's Star Two imports, Home Of The Brave and Poetic Dream, are among the favourites to make an impact early in the new season in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap.
Right distance for I'm Belucci at Doomben Group One-placed I'm Belucci gets to a suitable distance for the first time in two years at Doomben.
Tom Sadler gets on the board over jumps Tom Sadler says a maiden win over jumps means a great deal to him after recently making the switch from flat racing because of increased weight.
Emperor's Way ready for step up to 1800m Trainer Peter Snowden believes Emperor's Way is ready to make his presence felt when he steps up to 1800m in the Premier's Cup Prelude at Rosehill.
Rich Charm ruled out of Flemington return Rich Charm has been ruled out of the Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington with a cut leg which needs treatment.
Jag Guthmann-Chester ready to defend title Reigning premier Brisbane apprentice Jag Guthmann-Chester will return from holidays to start the defence of his title at Doomben.
Brilliant Spurcraft spelled after injury Brilliant Queensland sprinter Spurcraft has been sent for a spell after suffering a hairline fracture to a splint bone.
Catchy's little sister makes winning debut Group One winner Catchy's younger sister has made an impressive debut at Canterbury to give Tommy Berry his first winning ride since returning from Hong Kong.
Godolphin 3YO breaks through at Canterbury Godolphin three-year-old Aramayo has underlined his promise with a decisive win at Canterbury.
RV adds an extra meeting after wash-out Racing Victoria has added a turf meeting at Horsham after a Bendigo meeting had to be called off because of wet weather.
McEvoy impressed with Illumicon's progress A jump-out up the Flemington straight has Tony McEvoy looking forward to Illumicon's performance in the VRC Member James Hibberd Handicap at Flemington.
Baby gets valuable education at Caloundra Baccarat Baby could join talented stablemate Asharani on a float to Melbourne after winning at Caloundra.
Spring test for Brave Song in Aurie's Star Co-trainer Peter Snowden is keen to get a better guide on the spring prospects of Brave Song in the Aurie's Star Handicap against some well-performed horses.
Widdup woes over Sandbar Rosebud barrier Sandbar has drawn the widest of nine acceptors in the $150,000 Rosebud, leaving trainer Brad Widdup with some thinking do before the Listed race.
Redzel pleasing Snowden ahead of spring Peter Snowden is confident sprinter Redzel is building up nicely towards his spring carnival return and his defence of The Everest.
Pakula yet to meet street race organisers Victoria's Minister for Racing is happy to hear what the promoters of horse racing on the streets of Melbourne have to say about the concept.
Schweida duo set for milestones at Doomben Trainer Kelly Schweida's veterans Outraged and Stella Ombra can reach prize money milestones if they win at Doomben.
The Autumn Sun Caulfield Guineas favourite Group One-winning colt The Autumn Sun is the early favourite for the Caulfield Guineas after the release of nominations.
Seymour track given extra time to improve A return to racing at Seymour has been further delayed with four meetings transferred.
Bendigo called off following heavy rain Surface water on the Bendigo racetrack after heavy overnight rain has forced Racing Victoria to call off the provincial meeting.
Qld stewards again warn on arsneic Queensland stewards have warned trainers not to let their horses near wooden shavings or wooden posts treated with arsenic after another positive swab.
Tighe leaves race worry to trainer, jockey Peter Tighe, the part-owner of three-time Cox Plate winner Winx, says he's got the easy job of just having to turn up on race day.
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Legend Of Condor out to bloom in Rosebud Trainer Gerald Ryan is likely to back up Legend Of Condor and Harper's Choice at Rosehill, soon after they pleased him in barrier trials.
Winx headlines 135 Cox Plate nominations Melbourne racing executives are hopeful of attracting strong international representation as Winx attempts an unprecedented fourth Cox Plate victory.
Dwyer considers options for Aurie's entry Track conditions will decide whether Ability takes his place in Aurie's Star Handicap or is held back for options at Caulfield and Morphettville.
Appleby sets Emotionless for Caulfield Cup The Charlie Appleby-trained Emotionless has been confirmed for an Australian campaign with the Caulfield Cup a target.
Racing future of Chautauqua in jeopardy Racing NSW stewards will consider whether Chautauqua should be allowed to race again after his sixth refusal to jump in a barrier trial.
Winx third in eye-catching Rosehill trial Winx has thrilled jockey Hugh Bowman with her third placing in a barrier trial at Rosehill ahead of her race return.
Appleby to target some early spring races Godolphin will send a trio of horses to Melbourne from England earlier than usual to compete during the spring racing carnival.
Apprentice Corey Bayliss outed for betting Brisbane apprentice Corey Bayliss has been suspended for two months after being spotted gambling at a hotel across the road from Queensland's integrity offices.
Grunt, Mighty Boss to resume in Lawrence Some of trainer Mick Price's spring hopefuls have had barrier trials at Cranbourne including Grunt and Mighty Boss, who will resume in the P B Lawrence Stakes.
I Am A Star to make Flemington return The Aurie's Star Handicap will be the comeback race for I Am A Star who is among 10 initial entries for the Group Three sprint at Flemington.
Exceltic to put Golden Rose on the line Trainer Gary Portelli has Golden Rose aspirations for Exceltic but the colt needs to perform in the Listed Rosebud at Rosehill.
Shoals, Santa pleasing in spring build-up Everest-bound stablemates Shoals and Santa Ana Lane have continued their build-ups to the spring in a barrier trial at Cranbourne.
Ef Troop to begin campaign at Doomben Top Queensland three-year-old Ef Troop will make his three-year-old debut at Doomben with stablemate Outback Barbie to head to Sydney.
More Sundays impresses in Geelong debut Blue blood colt More Sundays, by Fastnet Rock out of More Joyous, has started his racing career with an impressive win in a maiden at Geelong.
Racing NSW buys Cummings' Princes Farm Princes Farm, the former home of master trainer Bart Cummings, has been bought by Racing NSW as a multi-purpose horse and education facility.
Decision looms on Jameka's racing future Star mare Jameka has finished unplaced in a barrier trial at Cranbourne, with a decision on whether she returns to the racetrack still to be determined.
Le Romain, Redzel trial at Gosford Le Romain has won a barrier trial at Gosford ahead of his race return while Redzel has been given an easier time in his heat to run second.
Cross Counter strengthens Melb Cup claims Cross Counter has reinforced claims for a trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup with victory in the Gordon Stakes at Goodwood.
Stewards adjourn inquiry into tactics Racing Victoria stewards will study the betting on the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown after adjourning an inquiry into John Allen's tactics on Bit Of A Lad.
Cougar Express races to GN Hurdle success One of Darren Weir's right-hand men, Jarrod McLean, has claimed the Grand National Hurdle in possibly his biggest win in his own right as a trainer.
Qld Horse of Year Awards wide open The Queensland Horse of the Year Awards are the most wide open in the nearly 50-year history of the event.
Le Romain building nicely towards spring A Gosford barrier trial will be the next step for Le Romain in his build-up to the spring, with the Show County Quality his likely return.
Poetic Dream set for Aurie's Star return Senior Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes is excited to have Poetic Dream returning to racing at Flemington in the lead-up to the spring carnival.
Ryan Maloney set for Brisbane debut Former Victorian jockey Ryan Maloney is hoping to make his Brisbane debut at Doomben after riding three winners at provincial tracks.
Daring tactics lead to big Sandown victory Trainer Rachael Cunningham and jockey Jarrod Lynch have combined with Excellent Rhythm to take out the Crisp Steeplechase at Sandown.
Queensland trainer outed on cobalt charge Queensland trainer Victor Newman has been disqualified for a second time on a cobalt-related charge.
Schofield, McDonald suspended at Randwick High-profile jockeys James McDonald and Glyn Schofield have been suspended for their rides in the Missile Stakes but will be back in time for Group One racing.
Spring races on radar for Call Me Handsome The Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes looms as a spring option for Call Me Handsome after the gelding's win over 1600m at Moonee Valley.
Pierata beats Kementari in Missile Stakes Pierata has scored an important win in the Missile Stakes, beating Kementari to stake his claim for inclusion in the $13 million Everest.
Import Avilius wins first Australian start Former French horse Avilius has made an immediate impression with a winning Australian debut for Godolphin trainer James Cummings.
Murphy rides the Doomben feature double Jackson Murphy has put aside the disappointment of a hefty suspension at Gatton to ride the feature double at Doomben.
Red Alto comes out on top at Randwick Brent Stanley's decision to take on an army of Chris Waller-trained stayers has paid off with Victorian Red Alto coming out on top at Randwick.
Multaja impressive in Moonee Valley return Talented filly Multaja has made it two wins from as many starts with an impressive win in her first start back from a spell at Moonee Valley.
Naantali wins for new training partnership Lightly raced mare Naantali has made it back-to-back city wins with a convincing victory over 1600m at Moonee Valley.
Winx has had a day out at Randwick Winx has made an appearance for a track gallop at Randwick ahead of her return in the Group One race named in her honour.
Praise for Kendrick after Tarzan's win Trainer Stuart Kendrick has got plenty of praise after speedy gelding Tarzan won the Tim Bell Memorial Hcp at Doomben.
Mig Energy wins on debut at Valley Trainer Brent Stanley will give Mig Energy the chance to keep stepping up heading into the spring after the gelding impressed on debut at Moonee Valley.
Linlithgow emphasises her class Lightly raced but troubled mare Linlithgow has again shown her class with an easy win at Doomben.
Trusty Lad shows staying potential Toowoomba galloper Trusty Lad has emphasised his staying potential with a last-stride win at Doomben.
Cougar Express chasing Grand National win Jarrod McLean says he has Cougar Express in good order as he attempts to upset the winning sequence of Self Sense in the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown.
Lasqueti Spirit retired to broodmare barn Group One winner Lasqueti Spirit has suffered a leg injury and will be retired to the broodmare barn.
The Missile a carnival pipe-opener The Missile is being touted as an Everest audition but Pierata's trainer Greg Hickman has other races on his mind.
Price has Valley concern with All In Brawl A wide draw and a drop back to 1000 metres have trainer John Price concerned ahead of All In Brawl's outing at Moonee Valley.
Vive Marie set for first Australian start Stakes-placed German import Vive Marie will have her first Australian start in a 1400m-benchmark race at Randwick for trainer Kris Lees.
Edmonds for prompt return to winners' list Toby Edmonds is preparing for a big spring carnival but first wants to get Prompt Return back to winners' list at Doomben.
Valley return for stakes winner Ennis Hill Group winner Ennis Hill will make her return over 1000m at Moonee Valley and co-trainer Tom Dabernig expects the filly's class to take her a long way.
Jackson Murphy to solve problems In-form apprentice Jackson Murphy's three-kilo claim is expected to help key runners Tarzan and Sabkhat in their open company races at Doomben.
Endless Days set to atone at Doomben Nothing went right for tough stayer Endless Days at his last start so he will back up at Doomben.
Sharjah wins Galway Hurdle for Mullins Sharjah has defied a big weight to win the Galway Hurdle for the father and son team of Willie and Patrick Mullins.
Wild Illusion wins Nassau Stakes Wild Illusion has put her superior stamina to good use to win the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood.
Vic jockeys gain an increase in riding fee Victorian jockeys have gained a pay rise from Racing Victoria with an increase to their riding fee.
Beer fined over horse promotion tweet Trainer Mitchell Beer has pleaded guilty and fined $1500 for a promotional tweet which could have led to a breach of the racing rules.
Waller to donate prize money to charity Trainer Chris Waller will support fundraising efforts for cancer research at Randwick and also donate his prize money from the staying race to drought relief.
Sandhu in no rush with Princeton Spirit Trainer Julius Sandhu has settled on a benchmark race at Moonee Valley rather than step Princeton Spirit up to stakes class just yet.
Music Magnate ready for Missile Music Magnate will meet a stronger than normal field in the Group Two Missile Stakes as he has his first start since running unplaced in Dubai.
Eustace gets first winner as co-trainer Reserve Street has given the newly formed training partnership of Ciaron Maher and David Eustace its first winner.
Gold Ambition stays in own class Group One-placed Gold Ambition will run in his own class as he chases a fourth career win at Doomben.
Sydney return for 3yo filly Nasaayim Trainer Tom Dabernig believes three-year-old filly Nasaayim is well-placed to produce a bold first-up showing over 1200m at Randwick.
McCarthy has spring hopes for Tycoon Trainer Brendan McCarthy believes Divine Mr Tycoon, who makes his first appearance as a three-year-old at Moonee Valley, is up to spring class.
Time for Gary Doughty's first city win Former Group One jockey Gary Doughty has a chance to train his first metropolitan Saturday winner with Time To Torque at Doomben.
Trap For Fools gets chance at the Valley Trap For Fools will be lining up for his fourth Victorian start after his arrival from Perth when he runs at Moonee Valley.
Brisbane sun suits veteran Straturbo Veteran sprinter Straturbo has been enjoying the Brisbane sunshine as he prepares to resume at Doomben for new trainer Tony Gollan.
Lightning Spear wins G1 Sussex Stakes Lightning Spear has finally claimed a long-overdue Group One success in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
Echuca pair rubbed out by RV stewards Racing Victoria stewards have suspended trainers Michael Cornish and Donna Gaskin over the scratching of Georgia's Host from a race at Swan Hill.
Pay rise for Queensland jockeys Racing Queensland has agreed to raise the standard jockeys' fee to $200 per ride, bringing riders into line with Victoria where they are fighting for more.
Four-timer to start new season for Waller Eight-time Sydney premier trainer Chris Waller has wasted no time, beginning the new season with four winners at Warwick Farm.
Pierata flying ahead of Missile: McDonald Jockey James McDonald is expecting a strong showing from Pierata in the Missile Stakes after being impressed by the horse in a recent Sydney barrier trial.
Self Sense to carry topweight in GN Hurdle After three unbeaten runs over jumps, Self Sense has been promoted to the top of the weights for his attempt at Grand National Hurdle honours at Sandown.
Invincible Star to have race day gallop Group One placegetter Invincible Star will continue preparations for the spring with a race day gallop at Randwick along with stablemate Siege Of Quebec.
Maloney survives protest for first Qld win Jockey Ryan Maloney has survived a protest to score his first Queensland winner as trainer Toby Edmonds' stable jockey on Ancient Aztec at Ipswich.
Spring in the air at Cranbourne trials Eight Group One winners have been entered among the 24 trials at Cranbourne as leading spring carnival contenders ramp up their work.
Resurge puts hand up for Derby at Sale The Tony McEvoy stable has some lofty plans for Resurge after he broke through for his maiden success at Sale.
Valley test looms for filly Causeway Girl Trainer Clinton McDonald is keen to see how Causeway Girl measures up in her first city test at Moonee Valley after a dominant win on debut at Murtoa.
Pay dispute continues between VJA and RV Victorian jockeys have been banned from conducting media interviews as negotiations continue over their Enterprise Bargaining Agreement with Racing Victoria.
Desleigh Forster cautious on Cannyescent Trainer Deseligh Forster is taking a cautious approach to the return to racing of stakes-placed Cannyescent at Doomben.
Menari out of spring and may be retired Menari has suffered a career-threatening injury and has been ruled out of the spring, opening up a slot in the $13 million Everest.
Nominations extended for the GN Hurdle Unbeaten in three runs over jumps, Self Sense is one of 12 nominations for the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown.
Eustace joins Maher as training partner Ciaron Maher has taken on assistant trainer David Eustace to form a training partnership in Victoria.
A lack of races forces Red Alto to Sydney Victorian Brent Stanley is set to be the sole trainer take on the Chris Waller army in a staying race at Randwick.
Lanciato takes on sprinters in Missile Trainer Mark Newnham expects Lanciato to acquit himself well against a crack field of sprinters in the Group Two Missile Stakes at Randwick.
Pippie to take rise to city company at MV After an impressive five-length debut win at Cranbourne, Chris Meagher is happy to tackle city grade at Moonee Valley with Pippie.
Sydney spring carnival rebranded Everest Sydney's six-week spring carnival has been named Everest Carnival to recognise the $14 million race, the world's richest race on turf.
Early arrival for international contenders Six international spring carnival contenders have arrived in Melbourne to undergo quarantine at Werribee before joining their local trainers.
Gollan stable stars in impressive trials The Tony Gollan-trained Ef Troop and Outbark Barbie have won their respective Doomben trials ahead of their spring three-year-old missions.
Ruby Walsh back in winner's circle Champion jumps jockey Ruby Walsh has made a successful return to action after breaking his leg with Easy Game winning to opening race at the Galway Festival.
Missile Stakes mission for Pierata Trainer Greg Hickman is looking forward to Pierata taking on Kementari again when the two line up in the Group Two Missile Stakes.
Group One winner Ron Conquest dies Ron Conquest, one of only three Queenslanders in modern times to ride and train Group One winners, has died aged 89.
Sydney jockeys up for Singapore challenge Champion Joao Moreira is set to lead a team of Asian jockeys against teams from Australia, the UK and South Africa in a challenge in Singapore.
La Pomme De Pin bound for Valley first-up Trainer Lloyd Kennewell declined tackling Nature Strip in Adelaide with La Pomme De Pin who instead tackles three-year-old fillies grade at Moonee Valley.
Young Gollan stars to trial at Doomben Rising stars Ef Troop and Outback Barbie will trial at Doomben after which a decision will be made on their spring campaigns.
McDonald to ride Menari in Everest James McDonald has been booked to ride the Gerald Ryan-trained George Altomonte-owned Menari in the $13 million Everest.
Warwick Farm Gallop Selections Warwick Farm gallops selections Wednesday
Hopes deny cheating as appeal cobalt bans A judge has reserved his decision in father-and-son training partners Lee and Shannon Hope's appeal over their cobalt disqualifications.
Webster eyes off Melbourne with Clapper A Melbourne spring campaign is on the cards for Happy Clapper with only two slots remaining for The Everest.
Benbatl wins German Group One race The Juddmonte International and Irish Champion Stakes are among targets for Cox Plate invitee Benbatl after a dominant Group One win in Germany.
Big things tipped for Michael McNab Big things are tipped for Chris Waller's new Queensland stable jockey Michael McNab after he rode his first Brisbane winner.
Dane Hussler chasing GN Hurdle for Hayes Dane Hussler will attempt a second Grand Hurdle victory for David Hayes when she contests the latest edition at Sandown.
Shopping centre to open at Eagle Farm One of Queensland's most famous owners Evelyn Stanley will cut the ribbon to open the new multi-million dollar shopping centre at Eagle Farm racecourse.
Aurie's Star return likely for I Am A Star Group One winner I Am A Star is building up to a return to racing early in the new season after missing the second half of the current season.
Vega Magic secures Everest slot Vega Magic has cemented his place in The Everest with his winning return at Caulfield and will run in the $13 million race for James Harron Bloodstock.
She Will Reign to return in Missile Stakes Trainer Gary Portelli has indicated She Will Reign, who resumes in the Missile Stakes over 1200m, could stretch out to 1600m during her spring campaign.
Matt Dunn hopes for three in Kosciuszko Matt Dunn is hoping he can have three runners in the $1.3 million Kosciuszko for country-trained horses.
New race series for Queensland country Racing Queensland officials are confident a new race series for country horses can be as successful as the recent Battle of The Bush promotion.
Poet's Word wins King George for Stoute Poet's Word has given trainer Sir Michael Stoute a record sixth success in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.
Waller ends season with four at Rosehill Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has ended the season with four wins at Rosehill, including the Listed Winter Challenge with Mister Sea Wolf.
Vega Magic blitzes rivals in Caulfield win Vega Magic has remained unbeaten in three starts at Caulfield, dominating his rivals in the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes.
Nature Strip dominant in Adelaide race Nature Strip has left his rivals, including Magic Millions winner Sunlight, in his wake to win the Listed Lightning Stakes at Morphettville by six lengths.
Tearaway tactics work for Sabkhat The Steve O'Dea-trained Sabkhat has run a very good time in his all-the-way win at Doomben.
Self Sense wins on flat ahead of GN Hurdle Grand National Hurdle-bound Self Sense has signalled he's right on target for the feature jumps race with a strong victory on the flat over 2400m at Caulfield.
Sharpe Hussler in Kosciuszko frame Sharpe Hussler has stamped a claim for a spot in the $1.3 million Kosciuszko for country-trained horses with his 1100m win at Rosehill.
Chiavari lands maiden Caulfield success The Nick Harnett-trained Chiavari was backed from $20 to $9.50 before taking out the Ladbrokes Multiverse Handicap at Caulfield.
Wallander gives Matt Dunn Highway No. 17 Matt Dunn has produced his 17th Highway Handicap winner with Wallander putting in a dominant performance at Rosehill.
Mantastic gets first win in Australia Lightly-raced import Mantastic has claimed his first Australian win in his fourth start in Melbourne.
Price spring pair have gallop at Caulfield Group One winning stablemates Grunt and Mighty Boss have galloped between races at Caulfield in the lead up to their spring returns.
Jockey Tilley ends city duck on Spurcraft Journeyman jockey Les Tilley has won his first metropolitan Saturday race, on his favourite horse Spurcraft at Doomben.
Thornton guides Wild Flyer to city win Jockey Damien Thornton has added to his season tally of winners with a win on Wild Flyer at the final Melbourne metropolitan meeting of the 2017/18 season.
Thinkin' Big headed to Victoria Derby Gai Waterhouse is looking to Thinkin' Big to be a star of the spring with the Victoria Derby among his targets.
Brilliant Jet set for Tasmanian double Brilliant Jet booked himself a chance at Tasmania's two biggest races with his win at Doomben.
Archer's Paradox too speedy at Doomben Two-year-old Archer's Paradox has again shown her great speed out of the barriers in winning at Doomben.
Darley secures naming rights to Princess Breeding giant Darley will have naming rights to the Princess Series for fillies at Randwick and offer services to stallions to the winners of the four races.
No joy for Yendall in Mildura Cup pursuit Dean Yendall has been denied a sixth consecutive win in the Mildura Cup, finishing fourth aboard Kenjorwood.
Testashadow out to bounce back at Rosehill Trainer Gary Portelli is hoping Testashadow can put his best foot forward in the Winter Challenge after a tough last-start run.
Baster says jockey do a lot of unpaid work Stephen Baster is frustrated by the negativity as Victorian jockeys chase a pay rise in the new season.
Just Hifalutin spot-on for Caulfield race Trainer Enver Jusufovic believes Just Hifalutin is well-placed in a 1200m handicap for fillies and mares at Caulfield after a pleasing return in stakes company.
Fake urine jockey out for nine months Rockhampton jockey Tash Chambers has been disqualified for nine months for providing a false urine sample during random testing.
Jungle Edge out to break Caulfield hoodoo Trainer Mick Bell is expecting a fresh Jungle Edge to keep his rivals honest when he lines up in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Hulberts hope to celebrate with a double Peter and Will Hulbert can celebrate their third year as a training partnership with an open handicap double at Doomben.
Grunt, Mighty Boss set for raceday gallops Group One-winning stablemates Grunt and Mighty Boss will continue preparations towards their returns by galloping between races at Caulfield.
Sista Act to test Birchley's theory Liam Birchley's decision to scratch Sista Act from a race where she drew a wide barrier will be tested when she races at Doomben from a good draw.
Cracksman declared for King George Cracksman is among the eight declarations for the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.
Salsonic to resume in Winter Challenge The Jason Coyle-trained Salsonic will make his first race appearance of 2018 when he resumes in the Listed Winter Challenge at Rosehill.
Browne to continue suspension fight Leading Queensland jockey Damian Browne, who is recovering from a facial injury, has lost an internal review of a suspension but will appeal to the next level.
Bowditch ready for business at Caulfield Jockey Joe Bowditch is looking forward to the challenge of riding full time in Melbourne, starting with two rides at Caulfield.
Twilight racing to return to Randwick A 15-meeting schedule for Randwick's Kensington track means twilight racing will make a return to Sydney.
Currie horse samples cleared by tests All swabs taken from horses at Ben Currie's stable on Weetwood Handicap day at Toowoomba have been cleared of any prohibited substances.
Ethan Brown out to cap successful season Melbourne's leading apprentice Ethan Brown has a strong book of rides at Caulfield as he bids to reach 50 city winners for the season.
Good day ahead for Desleigh Forster Trainer Desleigh Forster is hoping things go smoother for Too Good To Refuse when the gelding heads her strong team at Doomben.
Price not sold on Ardrossan in Bletchingly Trainer Mick Price has concerns over the fitness levels of Ardrossan ahead of his first-up run in the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Archer's Paradox speeds to big pay day A perfect barrier will help Archer's Paradox again show brilliant early pace as she chases a big pay day at Doomben.
Stuart Kendrick to ensure top 20 spot Stuart Kendrick will back So Invincible up Doomben as he hopes to ensure he finishes in the top 20 Australian trainers again this season.
Triple Crown winner Justify retired Unbeaten American Triple Crown winner Justify will not race again with an ankle injury halting his career.
Smart Ain't He gives Shinn torrid time Jockey Blake Shinn has had to work overtime to win after nearly coming off Smart Ain't He at Canterbury.
McEvoy has spring plans for Illumicon Tony McEvoy has always held lofty ambitions for Illumicon who has lived up to his trainer's opinion with an impressive first-up win at Sandown.
Waller four-handed in Winter Challenge Premier trainer Chris Waller has four chances including the favourite Invinzabeel to win the final stakes race of the Sydney season, the Winter Challenge.
Gold Ambition back to winning form Former smart three-year-old Gold Ambition has bounced back to something like his old Group One form to come from last to win at Doomben.
Interstate assignment for Zedda in Sydney After midweek city placings in Melbourne at her past two starts, Zedda is set to compete in Sydney for the first time when she steps up to 2000m at Rosehill.
Vega Magic favourite for WFA Bletchingly Vega Magic has been installed the early favourite for the Group Three weight-for-age Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield which has a field of nine.
Stablehand to appear at Aquanita appeal The appeals of four of the "Aquanita eight" in the race day treatments case will likely be heard in December.
Jumper upstages flat performers at Sandown New Zealander Monarch Chimes has shown he is in fine touch for upcoming feature jumps races with a surprise win on the flat at Sandown.
Jet to continue brilliant time for Nunn Much travelled stayer Brilliant Jet is set to continue a big six months for Tasmanian trainer Aiden Nunn at Doomben on Saturday.
Brideoake with two options for Self Sense David Brideoake will decide between a jumps trial or a start in the VOBIS Gold Stayers at Caulfield for Self Sense in the lead-up to the Grand National Hurdle.
Skye needs luck for winning farewell Jockey Skye Bogenhuber will need luck to go out a winner from Brisbane racing on Sacred Rebel at Doomben.
PRIME THOROUGHBREDS UPDATE 25/07/18 Invincible Al certainly did the right thing by his supporters on Saturday scoring a strong win at Flemington. This talented son of I Am Invincible cost just $55,000 as a weanling and has returned $293,840 to his owners with six wins to his credit.
Frankie Dettori's riding ban reduced Frankie Dettori will miss the first two days of the Goodwood festival after losing an appeal against a careless riding ban but gaining a reduction.
Pakenham meeting halted again due to wind A race meeting at Pakenham has been called off after one race because of the impact of extreme winds.
Bletchingly Stakes option for Jukebox Trainer Ciaron Maher believes Jukebox will have improved from his Monash Stakes run as the colt heads towards a possible start in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Gerald Ryan looking ahead to spring Trainer Gerald Ryan will saddle runners at the final city meeting of the season before attention switches to the upcoming feature races.
Thousand Guineas the aim for Kinky Boom The Tony McEvoy-trained Kinky Boom is scheduled to make her return over 1000m at Sandown in the first step towards a planned crack at the Thousand Guineas.
Jameka competes in Caulfield jump-out A barrier trial at Cranbourne is the next planned step for multiple Group One winner Jameka before a decision is made whether she races this spring.
Apprentices title comes down to wire Jean Van Overmeire can close the gap on Rachel King at Canterbury with the Sydney apprentices' title a close-run race.
Weight-for-age sprint options for Sunlight Sunlight is on track to resume in the Lightning Stakes in Adelaide ahead of a potential crack at weight-for-age sprints, including the Group One Moir Stakes.
Victor Espinoza injured in Del Mar fall Triple Crown-winning jockey Victor Espinoza has fractured a vertebra in a trackwork fall at Del Mar when a horse collapsed underneath him.
Chautauqua up to his tricks again Chautauqua's racing career is a crossroads with the world's former best sprinter needing to pass two barrier tests after failing to leave the gates at Rosehill.
Buick to ride Crystal Ocean in George William Buick is set to team up with favourite Crystal Ocean in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.
Vega to show Everest Magic in Bletchingly Nominations have been extended after only 13 horses were entered for the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield with Vega Magic chasing an Everest berth.
Wells gearing up for fourth Grand National Victory in the Mosstrooper Steeplechase at Bendigo has leading jumper Wells in the right form ahead of his bid for a fourth win in the Grand National.
Trainer Tony Gollan to chase holy grail Premier trainer Tony Gollan believes he can chase the holy grail of Queensland racing and have 100 metropolitan winners next season.
Bowman set to ride Hiflyer at Rosehill New Zealander Hiflyer will be ridden by Hugh Bowman in the Winter Challenge at Rosehill ahead of a return trip home for an upcoming carnival.
Chautauqua stays in barriers at Rosehill Racing NSW stewards have ruled Chautauqua will require at least two more barrier trials after he refused to jump in his latest at Rosehill.
Winx impresses, Chautauqua fails to jump Winx has worked home nicely in a barrier trial at Rosehill, pleasing jockey Hugh Bowman and trainer Chris Waller while Chatauqua has refused to take part.
Melbourne Cup likely next run for Withhold English trainer Roger Charlton says there is a chance Withhold could go into the Melbourne Cup without another run.
Weir to have strong hand in Bletchingly Voodoo Lad and Black Heart Bart will be among Darren Weir's representatives in the Bletchingly Stakes, while the race is one of two options for Nature Strip.
Winx ready for barrier trial at Rosehill Winx will make her first public appearance ahead of her fourth Cox Plate campaign when she runs in a barrier trial at Rosehill featuring Chautauqua.
Orman to ride more for Edmonds Jockey James Orman's win on Winter Bride has ensured he will get more rides for the powerful Toby Edmonds stable.
Matt Dunn looks to bright future Trainer Matt Dunn has reached 100 winners for the season and is looking forward to an even brighter new season.
Familiar path to The Everest for Redzel Peter Snowden is sticking to the same campaign as a year ago for Redzel who is scheduled to run in the Concorde Stakes and The Shorts leading into The Everest.
Sea Of Class wins Irish Oaks Sea Of Class has got up in the shadow of the post to land a thrilling victory in the Darley Irish Oaks at the Curragh.
Misconduct charge earns apprentice a spell Apprentice Mitch Aitken will spend three weeks on the sidelines after being suspended by Racing Victoria stewards.
Four winners for Damian Lane at Flemington Damian Lane has moved to within six winners of Craig Williams in his quest for his first Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Brave Song scores first-up at Flemington Trainer Peter Snowden believes there is plenty of upside for sprinter Brave Song who has raced to a narrow win at Flemington in his return from a spell.
Fit For Purpose wins the Tattersall's Mile Trainer Liam Birchley has been rewarded for a late nomination with Fit For Purpose winning the Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Tactical Advantage wins July Sprint Tactical Advantage has beaten new stablemate Dal Cielo in the July Sprint at Randwick to claim his first win at his first start for trainer Kris Lees.
Bayliss suspended for six weeks Apprentice Corey Bayliss has been suspended for six weeks after pleading guilty to a handling charge on favourite Tumbler, who ran second at Doomben.
Visao earns Derby shot with Flemington win The Ciaron Maher-trained Visao has earned a ballot-free exemption into the Victoria Derby with his win in the Byerley Handicap at Flemington.
NZ filly Our Malambo wins Australian debut Our Malambo, who is owned by New Zealand Hall of Fame trainer Graeme Rogerson, has won her first Australian start for Chris Waller.
Melissa Julius wins Rising Stars Final Melissa Julius has won the Rising Stars Final at Flemington on Miles Of Krishan while Ethan Brown's second on Ma Jones was enough to secure him the series win.
Browne to seek advice on jaw injury Top jockey Damian Browne will seek further medical advice to see if he needs surgery on a jaw injury which forced him out of Saturday's Doomben meet.
Amanaat back among the winners Classy sprinter Amanaat has bounced back from injury to win at Doomben on Saturday.
Naantali breaks city duck at Flemington New Zealand-bred filly has had no problems adapting to a firm surface to secure her third career win at Flemington.
Plague Stone wins 2yo race at Randwick Group-placed colt Plague Stone has broken his maiden status in style in one of the final two-year-old races of the season at Randwick.
Vandyke targets Oaks with Miss Quaintly Trainer David Vandyke is hoping it will be third time lucky in the VRC Oaks after Miss Quaintly won at Doomben on Saturday.
Murphy rides first Saturday city winner Apprentice Jackson Murphy has lived up to the big wraps on him by riding his first Saturday metropolitan winner on San Telmo at Doomben.
RV adds extra turf meeting at Bairnsdale Racing Victoria has announced an additional meeting at Bairnsdale before the end of this season because of a high number of horses balloted out of turf races.
Adelaide training partners disqualified Niki O'Shea and Morphettville training partner Ashton Downing have been disqualified following a stewards inquiry in Adelaide.
Shea Eden hit with six charges by stewards Trainer Shea Eden has been issued with six charges by Racing Victoria stewards including one of stomach-tubing a horse on race day.
Bound For Nowhere heading to Breeders' Cup Trainer Wesley Ward will set Bound For Nowhere for the Breeders' Cup meeting after the sprinter failed to secure a slot in the Everest in Sydney.
Weir closing in on 150 Vic metro winners Premier trainer Darren Weir is closing in on reaching 150 Victorian metropolitan winners for the season having already bettered his own season record.
Unlucky trio to clash at Doomben Three of Queensland's best and unluckiest horses will clash in the Open Handicap at Doomben.
Easy Eddie to back up again at Randwick The in-form Easy Eddie and La Chica Bella head Joe Pride's team hoping for late-season riches at Randwick.
Byerley Handicap test for stablemates Co-trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra will test potential staying fillies So You Swing and Necessitas at 1800m for the first time in the Byerley Handicap.
New Zealand duo out for change of luck New Zealand trainer Peter Lock is hoping for a change of fortune when he saddles Dougie and Mr Luigi at Randwick.
Lachlan King loses careless riding appeal Apprentice Lachlan King will miss the three remaining city meetings this season after failing in an appeal against a seven-meeting careless riding suspension.
Mr Money Bags chases third Flemington win Mr Money Bags will attempt to emulate his victory in the Silver Bowl Final when he contests the Murray Cox Handicap at Flemington.
Barrier encourages Birchley in Tatt's Mile Liam Birchley believes a good barrier can help Fit For Purpose give him back-to-back wins in the Listed Tattersall's Mile.
Hayes has Cups aspirations for Jaameh Jaameh will make his return from a let-up at Flemington and co-trainer David Hayes hopes the imported stayer can emerge as a Cups contender this spring.
Menari confirmed for $13 million Everest Max Whitby and Neil Werrett have confirmed Menari will run for their partnership in the $13 million Everest.
Lane hits lead in Vic jockeys' premiership A winning treble at Echuca has moved jockey Damian Lane one win ahead of Linda Meech in the Victorian premiership.
Sunlight shines in Adelaide trial return The Tony McEvoy-trained Sunlight has looked as sharp as ever in an effortless barrier trial win at Morphettville.
Vega Magic ready for Flemington jump-out Dual Group One winner Vega Magic will have an 800m jump-out at Flemington as he continues preparations for his return from a let-up in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Ben Hercules on trial in Rosebud Prelude Ben Hercules will be chasing his third-straight win this preparation when he runs in Sydney for the first time in the Rosebud Prelude at Randwick.
Single Gaze in first test for new stable Trainer Chris Waller will depend on jockey Kathy O'Hara's assessment of Single Gaze in a barrier trial before committing the mare to a spring campaign.
Small Randwick field ideal for Grey Lion Late-entry Grey Lion will attempt to break his Australian maiden status in a staying race at Randwick.
Waller after more winter black-type in Qld Chris Waller will rely on Religify to give him his 11th black-type win of the Queensland winter after he scratched Dagny from the Tattersall's Mile.
We've Got This to make Flemington return The Greg Eurell-trained stakes-placed sprinter We've Got This is set to make his return from an injury lay-off when he lines up in a 1000m race at Flemington.
All eyes on outsider Penasquito at Doomben Penasquito will be tested at 1600m at Doomben and trainer Chris Anderson expects the youngster to improve on his latest defeat.
Son of Polanski chasing a Vic Derby start A ballot-free exemption into the Group One Victoria Derby or VRC Oaks is on the line for 11 two-year-olds when they contest the Byerley Handicap at Flemington.
Tony Gollan weighs up stablemates' clash Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is debating whether to split fillies Miss Exfactor and Shesees Everything.
Dual Ascot winner Lady Aurelia retired Trainer Wesley Ward has confirmed dual Royal Ascot winner Lady Aurelia has been retired.
Bookmaker Brian Mann charged by stewards Racing Victoria stewards have charged licensed bookmaker Brian Mann with a number of breaches of the rules.
Avdulla closer to first Sydney premiership Brenton Avdulla has maintained a healthy lead as he heads to his first Sydney premiership with he and Blake Shinn riding one winner each at Warwick Farm.
Tony Gollan breaks his metropolitan record Tony Gollan has broken his own record for Queensland metropolitan winners with Daring Deeds' victory at the Gold Coast giving him 87 for the season.
Linlithgow repays Toby Edmonds' work Trainer Toby Edmonds has been repaid for his hard work with Linlithgow when the trouble-prone four-year-old mare won her second race at her third race start.
Better things to come from Sandown winner Plunge winner Our Libretto is headed for bigger and better things after storming home to break her maiden status at Sandown.
Thornton out to clinch Rising Stars title Stephanie Thornton is hoping to finish this season's Rising Stars Series in style when she rides So Splendid in the Final of the series at Flemington.
Jameka gallops between races at Sandown A race day gallop at Sandown has Jameka edging closer to a return to the racetrack.
Former top rider Glen Charles dies Former champion Brisbane apprentice Glen Charles has died aged 68 after a short illness.
No Annamossity chases first stakes win No Annamossity has the chance to follow in the footsteps of elder brother Buffering and win a stakes race at Doomben.
FALCON ISLAND Wins in Dynamic Style Smashing Multiple Records On Saturday afternoon at Wyong Racecourse, the Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott trained Dynamic Syndications galloper FALCON ISLAND atoned for his narrow last start 2nd, when crushing his peers in winning Race 7 the Citrus Clean Benchmark 67 Hcp 1600m event.
Racing NSW increases prize money Racing NSW has announced prize money increases designed to benefit all participants and bolster field sizes.
Lachlan King appeals Caulfield suspension Apprentice Lachlan King has appealed a careless riding suspension incurred at Caulfield, having also been suspended a week earlier.
Academy ideal way to find staff: Corstens A lack a trained staff has Troy Corstens proposing Victoria could develop an academy to attract newcomers to the industry.
PRIME THOROUGHBREDS UPDATE 18/07/2018 We have plenty of action on the track starting with the consistent mare Hussy’s Glow running at Sandown today.
Country horses get their own "Everest" NSW country-trained horses will vie for positions in the $1.3-million Kosciuszco to be held on the same program as the $13-million Everest.
Ciaron Maher back to work at Caulfield A broken femur may have cost Ciaron Maher a start in the Mongol Derby but it hasn't stopped him keeping an eye on his team at Caulfield trackwork.
Mollyfied to back up at Warwick Farm Trainer Gerald Ryan will test Mollyfied over 1600 metres at Warwick Farm a week after her last start.
Empire in line for Flemington honours Nordic Empire will be chasing his fourth win of the season when he runs in a 1200m benchmark race at Flemington.
Melody Belle on track for new season New Zealand Group One winner Melody Belle is on track for the new season after a disappointing three-year-old year.
Coonawarra chasing third-straight city win After wins at Canterbury and Rosehill at his past two starts, four-year-old Coonawarra will try to continue his winning run at Randwick.
Gale force winds halt racing at Pakenham The race meeting at Pakenham has been abandoned after one race because of strong winds.
Sasko chasing winning hat-trick at Sandown Trainer Tony McEvoy has elected to remove the blinkers from Sasko despite the stayer wearing the headgear to victory at his past two starts.
Marmelo fighting fit after French win Trainer Hughie Morrison says Melbourne Cup contender Marmelo may have one more run before heading to Australia.
Stallion Hinchinbrook has died aged 10 Popular stallion Hinchinbrook has died after breaking a leg at the age of 10.
Rising Stars Series set for city finale The Rising Stars series for apprentice jockeys in Victoria will culminate in the series Final at Flemington.
Veteran trainer Fred Cowell dies aged 78 Veteran Central Coast trainer Fred Cowell has died after a long illness aged 78.
Fun Fact chasing Derby spot in Byerley Hcp The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable has sent two-year-old Fun Fact south to Melbourne to chase a Victoria Derby ballot exemption in the Byerley Handicap.
World traveller Jetwings back in Sydney After two stints in Hong Kong and one in New Zealand, Jetwings has made his way back to the Gerald Ryan stable in Sydney.
Gollan and Lloyd combine in Tatt's Mile Trainer Tony Gollan and Jeff Lloyd will combine with Sheiswhatsheis in the final stakes race of the Queensland season at Doomben.
Purton prevails in HK premiership battle After a gripping battle with Joao Moreira, Australian jockey Zac Purton has clinched the Hong Kong jockeys' premiership.
Trainer admits lying but denies cheating Victorian training partners Lee and Shannon Hope are appealing their cobalt bans, arguing there was an inadvertent administration through feed and supplements.
Derby winner Masar out for the season Derby winner Masar will not run again this season but has been given the green light to stay in training as a four-year-old.
Kris Lees calls on Jeff Lloyd for Doukhan Trainer Kris Lees has given veteran jockey Jeff Lloyd his last chance to win the Queen's Cup with the ride on Doukhan.
Naturalism dies aged 29 Group One-winning racehorse and subsequent stallion Naturalism has died aged 29 at Meringo Stud.
Best Solution possible Melb Cup runner Best Solution has registered a gritty success in the Princess of Wales's Stakes at Newmarket to set up a possible tilt at the Melbourne Cup.
PRIME THOROUGHBREDS UPDATE 13/07/18 Reneged topped off a good week on the track when he ran a gallant 3rd in the Grafton Cup over 2350m. Craig Newitt put him in a nice place heading out of the straight but the eventual winner put him in a pocket and kept him there until they turned for home which probably cost us the race.
Chautauqua as good as ever: Tommy Berry Champion sprinter Chautauqua has jumped cleanly from the barrier in a Flemington jump-out to pass the first of two required tests to be reinstated to race.
Chris Munce trains Grafton Cup winner Chris Munce has trained First Crush to win the Listed Grafton Cup, a race he won twice as a jockey.
Williams chasing even more city wins Melbourne premiership leader Craig Williams has another strong book of rides at Caulfield as he looks to continue his outstanding late-season form.
QRIC apologises on prize money release The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has apologised for releasing incorrect information regarding withheld prize money from Weetwood day.
Sir Bacchus gets Winter Stakes start Sir Bacchus gets his chance for a stakes win after gaining a start in the Listed Winter Stakes with the scratching of Widgee Turf.
MRC honour Jim Moloney with Listed race The Melbourne Racing Club has announced a new Listed race named the Jim Moloney Stakes which will be run at Caulfield for the first time this spring.
Connections rapt with Crystal Dreamer Co-trainer Simon Zahra says Crystal Dreamer has had a faultless build-up to the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Weight worry for Megablast at Caloundra Tough stayer Megablast will have to set a modern day weight-carrying record if he is to complete the Caloundra Cup-Queen's Cup double.
Two Japanese horses confirmed Cup entries Racing Victoria has confirmed Japanese horses Chestnut Coat and Sole Impact have been entered for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Bragging rights on line in sprint Bragging rights about who is the best horse over the Caloundra 1000 metres go on the line when four track and distance specialists meet at the track.
Big track lures Schweida's young stars The spacious Caloundra track has convinced trainer Kelly Schweida to miss the Grafton Guineas and run Shogun Sun and Bluebrook at the Sunshine Coast.
Zac Purton tightens grip on HK title Ex-pat Australian Zac Purton has tightened his grip on the Hong Kong jockeys' championship with a double at Happy Valley.
PRIME THOROUGHBREDS UPDATE 12/07/18 We will continue to have plenty of runners as we head into July. June was a great month for our brand with five metropolitan winners. This is an exceptional result given we only have about 25 horses in work at any time.
Tarka defies betting drift to win The David Payne-trained Tarka has defied a betting drift to revel in the 1600 metres of a two-year-old race at Warwick Farm.
Jeff Lloyd in successful return at Ipswich Champion Brisbane jockey Jeff Lloyd has made a successful return to Queensland, winning on promising filly Asharani at Ipswich.
Gold Mag impressive in Sandown win Highly promising gelding Gold Mag has formed part of a winning treble at Sandown for in-form jockey Craig Williams who has extended his premiership lead to 11.
Havasay wins Ramornie Handicap Brisbane horse Havasay has won Grafton's feature sprint, the Ramornie Handicap, from Belflyer and Tyzone.
Ben Currie inquiry set for mid-August Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie's inquiry into race day treatment charges will resume next month.
Jukebox on song for Caulfield return Trainer Ciaron Maher has Group One aspirations for Jukebox and says the sprinter is ready to go for his return in the Sir John Monash Stakes.
Three jockeys fall in Grafton race Ben Looker, Josh Adams and Jake Hull have been taken to hospital but appear to have escaped serious injury in a fall at Grafton.
Tommy Berry to fly in for Chautauqua Tommy Berry will make a round trip from Hong Kong to Melbourne and back to ride Chautauqua in an important barrier test at Flemington.
Plot is right for Snowden-trained stayer Dour Sydney stayer Plot Twist will get the right soft conditions to help him maintain his unbeaten record at 3200 metres in the Queen's Cup at Caloundra.
Allen guides Social Spin to Sandown win The Darren Weir-trained Social Spin has made it two wins from four starts, claiming his first city success with a front-running victory at Sandown.
No rule change for gallops Queensland thoroughbred officials believe there is no need to repeal a rule governing advising stewards about changes to race tactics.
G1-winning sprinter Strategic dead at 25 Group One-winning sprinter Strategic has died aged 25 at Woodlands Stud.
Justify to Undergo Evaluation, Racing Plans on Hold Triple Crown winner's connections say he has filling in left front ankle.
Chautauqua set for Flemington jump-out Champion sprinter Chautauqua is only days away from an all-important jump-out at Flemington.
Time right for Singapore move: Bailey Departing Victorian chief steward Terry Bailey says penalties for race day treatments should be tougher ahead of his move to Singapore.
Racing administrator Noel Bracks dies Prominent racing administratot and racehorse owner Noel Bracks has died in Sydney aged 85.
Redkirk Warrior out to bounce back After failing in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot, multiple Group One-winner Redkirk Warrior will be out to bounce back in the July Cup at Newmarket.
Albumin going for hat-trick at Rosehill Albumin will run on his home track at Rosehill after trainer Gerald Ryan opted to bypass the Ramornie Handicap at Grafton.
Ashlor to run in Group Three Monash Stakes Trainer Dan McCarthy has decided to run Ashlor in the Sir John Monash Stakes over 1100m and will wait until next month to stretch the gelding out to 1400m.
David Payne three-handed in WFarm race Trainer David Payne will have three runners in the two-year-old race at Warwick Farm and believes the 1600 metres will suit.
Mystic Journey to make Melbourne debut Tasmanian filly Mystic Journey is scheduled to make her first Melbourne appearance at Caulfield, with her performance to determine future plans.
Gold Mag faces first city test at Sandown After an impressive debut win at Bendigo, three-year-old Gold Mag is set for his first city start in a 1200m-benchmark race at Sandown.
Blue Point favourite for July Cup Blue Point, winner of the King's Stand Stakes, is the favourite for the July Cup at Newmarket with Australian Redkirk Warrior a 10-1 chance.
ATC and AFL form partnership A deal between the Australian Turf Club and AFL could result in a football training oval being built in the middle of Randwick Racecourse.
Missile Stakes likely for Kementari return Group One winner Kementari has cruised around in a Rosehill barrier trial as he continues preparations towards a planned return to racing in the Missile Stakes.
Tyzone favourite for Ramornie The Toby Edmonds-trained Tyzone is the Ramornie Handicap favourite ahead of his stablemate Havasay.
QRIC streamlines licence rules Queensland officials have instigated a new streamlining of licences for the racing industry.
Inn Keeper on target for first stakes test Symon Wilde is hoping for a good barrier draw and rain for Inn Keeper, who is scheduled to make his stakes debut in the weight-for-age Sir John Monash Stakes.
Hiflyer stuck on the ground in NZ Winter Stakes hopeful Hiflyer is stuck on the ground in New Zealand waiting for a flight to Sydney for the Listed race at Rosehill.
Bletchingly Stakes next for Nature Strip Nature Strip is scheduled to have his next start in the weight-for-age Bletchingly Stakes with connections hoping a win will help secure an Everest slot.
Roaring Lion, Enable could clash at York Trainer John Gosden says Roaring Lion and Enable could clash in the Juddmonte International at York if both sets of owners are happy.
Pop 'N' Scotch in fifth Cup attempt Pop 'N' Scotch will need a drying track if he is to improve on minor placings in the past four Queen's Cups.
Purton, Moreira each ride four at Sha Tin Zac Purton has maintained his three-win lead in the Hong Kong premiership over Joao Moreira with both riding four winners at Sha Tin.
Winx nearing barrier trial appearance Champion Winx is not far off a public appearance in a barrier trial ahead of a campaign aimed at a fourth Cox Plate.
Williams surges clear in premiership race A six-win haul at Flemington has Craig Williams well on target to finish the season as Melbourne's premier jockey once again.
Colless to ride Tyzone in Ramornie Veteran jockey Glen Colless gets a chance to win his first Ramornie Handicap when he rides Tyzone at Grafton.
Adelaide option for Sunlight return Trainer Tony McEvoy will consider the Listed Lightning Stakes in Adelaide for Sunlight's return if he believes the filly needs a race before going to Melbourne.
First Crush set for Grafton Cup In-form stayer First Crush will tackle the Grafton Cup rather than the longer Queen's Cup at Caloundra.
Jeff Lloyd second in Durban July The soon-to-retire Jeff Lloyd has finished second in his final attempt to win South Africa's major race, the Durban July.
Tarzan to stay at home instead of Grafton Speedy galloper Tarzan is likely to miss the Kirby Quality at Grafton and tackle a race on his home track of Caloundra.
Godolphin's Benbatl to run in Cox Plate Godolphin has announced it will take up the invitation to run Benbatl against Winx in the Cox Plate.
Roaring Lion wins Eclipse at Sandown Roaring Lion has battled on bravely to beat his old rival Saxon Warrior in the Group One Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
UK horse racing mourns trainer John Dunlop Prominent UK racehorse trainer John Dunlop has died at the age of 78.
Williams stars with six wins at Flemington Craig Williams has dominated the Winter Finals meeting at Flemington with six winners from the nine races.
Chris Parnham suspended for 20 meetings Chris Parnham has been found guilty of a reckless riding charge at Flemington, with stewards suspending the jockey for 20 meetings.
Kathy O'Hara fined $1000 for misconduct Kathy O'Hara has been fined for swearing at stewards after being questioned over an incident in a race at Randwick.
Treble and a suspension for Corey Brown Corey Brown has ridden a treble at Randwick but has also earned a careless riding ban for an unplaced ride.
Nature Strip claims Creswick Series Final Short-priced favourite Nature Strip has claimed his first stakes win with a 1-1/2 length victory in the Listed AR Creswick Series Final at Flemington.
Ruling Dynasty continues Queensland run Former promising Sydney stayer Ruling Dynasty has won his second Queensland race in a week after a clerical error .
Guineas a spring aim for Good 'n' Fast Two-year-old colt Good 'n' Fast has capped his first preparation with a win in the Taj Rossi Series Final at Flemington and will now be aimed at the spring.
Ombudsman beats older rivals Three-year-old Ombudsman has beaten his older rivals in a 2400m-race at Randwick, a consolation for missing a Queensland Derby start.
Lees to increase Brisbane presence Newcastle trainer Kris Lees will increase his presence in Brisbane after a double at Doomben on Saturday.
Mr Money Bags wins Silver Bowl Final The Robbie Griffiths-trained Mr Money Bags has taken out the Silver Bowl Series Final at Flemington, beating Mount Kilcoy and Gaulois.
Stewart rides Soaring Heart to victory Jockey Brad Stewart has continued his winning form for the old firm of trainer Pat Duf and owner Wally Tutt on Soaring Heart at Doomben.
Highway Sixtysix wins at Randwick Highway Sixtysix has claimed a determined win at Randwick in her first start for more than six months.
Trainer Weir breaks his Australian record Darren Weir has broken his own Australian record for most wins by a trainer in a season.
Williams steers Mintha to Flemington win Mintha has answered a distance doubt at 1600m with a comfortable win as favourite in the Rivette Series Final at Flemington.
Frequendly earns another year of racing Frequendly has scored a stylish victory at a rain-sodden Doomben to avoid the end of her racing career.
Masar out of Eclipse with leg injury Epsom Derby winner Masar will miss the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown because of a late setback.
Michelle Payne fined for comments re track Michelle Payne has been fined for comments about the Sandown track she made on social media.
Unconditional chases more QTIS money Toowoomba filly Unconditional will be chasing more QTIS bonus money when she races at Doomben.
Joe's Joy to be tested at 2400m Trainer Richard Litt is looking to Joe's Joy to step up to 2400 metres at Randwick to open up future options for the mare.
Egyptian Bullet chasing Flemington upset Egyptian Bullet will be given her chance to chase some black type when she runs in the Creswick Series Final against odds-on favourite Nature Strip.
ATC appoints Jamie Barkley as CEO The Australian Turf Cub has appointed current SCG chief executive Jamie Barkley to the corresponding position.
Roger James to enter training partnership Prominent New Zealand trainer Roger James is to enter a partnership with his racing manager Robert Wellwood in the new season.
Begg to saddle up two Flemington chances Trainer Grahame Begg believes Galaxy Raider and Elle Gagne both get their chances in separate races at Flemington on Winter Finals Day.
Remember The Name after third-straight win In-form filly Remember The Name will take on the colts and geldings in the Silver Bowl Series Final, chasing her third-straight win at Flemington.
Slydini to beat Doomben 1600m hoodoo Consistent Slydini will be aiming to overcome a series of minor placings and record his first win over the Doomben 1600 metres.
Gregorian Chant chases valuable stakes win Two-year-old filly Gregorian Chant gets her first opportunity to chase valuable black type when she makes her stakes racing debut in the Taj Rossi Series Final.
Skye's the limit at Scone Queensland jockey Skye Bogenhuber says the chance to link with trainer Brett Cavanough at Scone is too good to pass up.
Cobalt positive for Laming-trained horse A horse trained by Richard Laming has returned a sample showing cobalt above the allowed threshold in a test taken before a race at Ballarat.
Long-range plan for Miss Exfactor Promising filly Miss Exfactor will take the first step in a long-range plan when she runs at Doomben.
Record numbers for Slipper/Diamond Australia's premier two-year-old races, the Golden Slipper and Blue Diamond Stakes, have attracted record first nominations.
Santa Ana Lane snares slot in The Everest Triple Group One winner Santa Ana Lane is the seventh horse confirmed for The Everest, with the sprinter securing the Inglis slot in the $13 million race.
McEvoy to test Mintha over 1600m again Trainer Tony McEvoy is happy to give talented filly Mintha another chance over 1600m in the Rivette Series Final at Flemington.
Matthew Smith looking to stayers Matthew Smith is looking to stayers in Melbourne and Sydney to keep the stable's momentum going.
Desleigh Forster chases two centre double Trainer Desleigh Forster is on course for a two-centre double with Someday at Doomben and Too Good To Refuse at Rockhampton.
Lane out to reduce deficit in title race Boom sprinter Nature Strip headlines Damian Lane's book of rides at Flemington as the jockey tries to keep himself in contention for the Melbourne premiership.
Jag Guthmann-Chester rides for Waller Leading Queensland apprentice Jag Guthmann-Chester gets a chance to impress top trainer Chris Waller when he rides Religify at Doomben.
Jackson Murphy takes next career step Apprentice Jackson Murphy has picked up some key rides as he begins a new phase of his career in metropolitan racing.
Sarrasin to run in US sooner than planned The Richard Freedman-trained Sarrasin will begin his American campaign sooner than expected in a race at Belmont.
Jackson Morris victory short-lived Jockey Jackson Morris has had his Sydney comeback soured by the loss of a race at Canterbury on protest coupled with a suspension.
Williams rides winning treble at Sandown Craig Williams has extended his lead over Damian Lane in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership to four wins after riding a winning treble at Sandown.
Pair of juvenile winners for Tulloch Lodge Training partners Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have produced two talented juveniles to win late-season two-year-old races at Canterbury.
Tony Gollan passes milestone with treble Trainer Tony Gollan has passed a milestone of 1000 career wins and is set for another record after a treble at Ipswich.
Rhythm To Spare runs in third Winter Cship The Mike Moroney-trained Rhythm To Spare will be out to improve on his previous two Winter Championship Series Final finishes when he runs in the race again.
Gary Doughty gets first city winner Former Group One winning jockey Gary Doughty has trained his first metropolitan-class winner with Bold Warrior at Ipswich.
PRIME THOROUGHBREDS UPDATE 04/07/18 We will continue to have plenty of runners as we head into July. June was a great month for our brand with five metropolitan winners.
Lauren Herne going all out to achieve goal Eagle Farm trainer Lauren Herne is heading north for the Townsville and Mackay carnivals but first hopes to achieve a career highlight at Doomben.
Mott predicts good future for Humma Humma After a stakes placing at her first start, talented two-year-old filly Humma Humma has landed her first win with a strong performance at Sandown.
Picnic racing returns to Deagon More than 5000 people are expected to attend the Deagon picnic meeting in Brisbane's bayside area.
Randwick to get synthetic training track Randwick is to get an all-weather synthetic training track and the main sand track will undergo a full renovation.
Wilde weighing up options for Inn Keeper The weather forecast and track condition will play a role in whether Inn Keeper runs in the All Victorian Sprint Series Final or waits another week.
Mott brings up century of wins for season Jamie Mott, who sits third in the Victorian jockeys' premiership, has brought up a century of winners in a season for the third time in his career.
Sam Weatherley to ride She Knows Apprentice Sam Weatherley will again take two kilograms off Danny Williams-trained She Knows' weight at Randwick.
Corstens expects 1600m to suit Goldifox Co-trainer Troy Corstens believes the step up to 1600m will suit two-year-old Goldifox at Flemington when the filly runs in the Taj Rossi Series Final.
Skyray trying to improve on seconds Skyray will be trying to break his maiden at Canterbury with the two-year-old runner-up in three of his six starts.
Dettori to concentrate on Gosden stable Frankie Dettori has has announced he will no longer be the retained rider in Britain for Al Shaqab Racing.
Hang Man favoured to continue winning run Lightly raced Hang Man has been installed a short-priced favourite to make it three-straight wins when he heads to Sandown again for another 2400m-race.
Harry Angel recovering from Ascot injury Harry Angel could yet defend his crown in the July Cup at Newmarket after making a swift recovery from the injury he suffered at Royal Ascot.
Magic Consol chasing first Flemington win Magic Consol is yet to win at Flemington but trainer Paul Preusker hopes the last-start Moonee Valley winner can rectify that in the Winter Championship Final.
Plymouth Road to return to Randwick Plymouth Road will return to Randwick looking to repeat his last-start wni over 2400 metres for trainer Matthew Smith and jockey Adam Hyeronimus.
Nature Strip headlines Flemington entries Boom sprinter Nature Strip is among the headline nominations for the Flemington Finals day meeting with the gelding set to contest the Creswick Series Final.
Racing Queensland reviews race rules Racing Queensland is looking at changing the rules for horses running in rich stayers and sprinters finals series.
Cup quinella unlikely for this year's race Owner Lloyd Williams says it's unlikely last year's Melbourne Cup winner Rekindling and runner-up Johannes Vermeer will head to the race again.
Monarch Chimes for Australian Hurdle New Zealand jumper Monarch Chimes, a winner at Pakenham, will return to Victoria with the Australian Hurdle a goal.
Big bonus scheme for The Mission Group One-winning two-year-old The Mission will be the first sire in Queensland to have a $1 million bonus scheme for his offspring.
Tregea pair may go to Rockhampton Trainer Steve Tregea is considering taking his best horses Niccanova and Bergerac to Rockhampton for the Cup-Newmarket carnival.
Ace High continues Cups path Trainer David Payne has Group One plans for Toulouse and more big races for stablemate Ace High.
Dan McCarthy keen to test Ashlor at 1400m Trainer Dan McCarthy has Group One targets in mind for Ashlor in the coming season after the gelding returned to winning ways under a big weight at Caulfield.
Allan Reardon wants to work on Allan Reardon has finished his contract as Queensland's chief steward but is keen to keep working in the industry.
Brown in contention for Melbourne title A winner at Caulfield has kept apprentice Ethan Brown within five wins of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership lead, with one month of the season remaining.
Toby Edmonds and Justin Stanley reach 100 Trainer Toby Edmonds and jockey Justin Stanley have both reached 100 winners for the season after successes at different venues.
Irish Derby for O'Brien and Williams Latrobe has won the Irish Derby for trainer Joseph O'Brien, his jockey brother Donnacha and owners Lloyd and Nick Williams.
Alannah Fancourt now a senior rider Lani Fancourt has finished her apprenticeship the way she wanted with winners at Ipswich and the Gold Coast.
Withold takes another step to Melb Cup Withhold has run his opposition into the ground to enhance his Melbourne Cup credentials with victory in the Northumberland Plate.
Weight no burden for Ashlor at Caulfield The Dan McCarthy-trained Ashlor has carried 63kg to victory at Caulfield.
Jamaican Rain stakes claim for Vic spring Victorian mare Jamaican Rain is headed to Melbourne spring Group One races after winning the Glasshouse Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Training double for Ken Keys at Caulfield Ken Keys has trained his first Melbourne metropolitan double with wins to Al Passem and Wenner at Caulfield.
Megablast takes out Listed Caloundra Cup Jockey Damian Browne and trainer Nigel Tiley have turned in outstanding performances to help Megablast win the Caloundra Cup.
Williams moves to two-win premiership lead Craig Williams is two wins ahead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership after racing at Caulfield.
The Bostonian wins Sunshine Coast Guineas An extended stay in Queensland has worked in favour of The Bostonian after the New Zealand three-year-old's win in the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Liapari springs huge upset in Civic Stakes The Chris Waller-trained Liapari has caused an upset in the Listed Civic Stakes at Rosehill to win his first race for almost a year.
Weir breaks Victorian metro winners record A victory by Pacodali at Caulfield has brought up a training record for Darren Weir for most Victorian metropolitan winners in a season.
Super Suave survives objection in Final Jockey Brad Stewart has had to survive a protest to win the $100,000 Sprinters Final on Super Suave at the Sunshine Coast.
Overdue victory for Harper's Choice in Cup Group One-placed Harper's Choice has claimed an overdue win in the Listed Winter Cup at Rosehill.
The Fire Trap wins Bruce McLachlan Classic Trainer Matt Dunn made an early exit from the Sunshine Coast meeting and missed The Fire Trap's win the Bruce McLachlan Classic.
Firsts for trainer and jockey at Rosehill Cranbourne trainer Brett Conlon has celebrated his biggest pay day this season and apprentice Quayde Krogh a milestone victory with Gala Moshea at Rosehill.
Spain guides Masculino to Caulfield win Apprentice Zac Spain has made it two wins from as many rides on the Mick Price-trained Masculino with victory over 2000m at Caulfield.
Hard work finally pays off for Shogun Sun Extra training to help shed some unwanted kilos has paid dividends with Shogun Sun, an easy Sunshine Coast winner.
Dio D'Oro, Toulouse share Rosehill result Two-year-olds Dio D'Oro and Toulouse have hit the line together at Rosehill but will head in different directions.
Tony Nicconi impresses in Caulfield debut Two-year-old colt Tony Nicconi has made an impressive start to his racing career with a four-length win at Caulfield.
Luck changes for Bluebrook, Grafton next Promising three-year-old Bluebrook has had a change of luck with his win at the Sunshine Coast and could now head to the Grafton Guineas.
Mary Sadler dies aged 110 Mary Sadler, the mother of Group One-winning trainer John Sadler, has died a few months after celebrating her 110th birthday.
San Telmo gets second stakes chance Stayer San Telmo is headed towards his second stakes race start in a week in the Caloundra Cup.
Plymouth Road unlikely for Rosehill Trainer Matt Smith is likely to save Plymouth Road for a benchmark race rather than run him in the Winter Cup, believing he is disadvantaged at the weights.
Limited runners for Gollan Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will have limited runners at Caloundra after producing a possible future star at the midweek meeting.
Eurell to test 2yo Eugene's Forest in town Trainer Greg Eurell is keen to see what two-year-old Eugene's Forest can do in his city debut after running well for third in his first race start at Bendigo.
Mick Mair has two McLachlan chances Trainer Mick Mair has accepted with two horses for the Bruce McLachlan Classic at the Sunshine Coast, a race he would love to win.
Matt Dunn wants more Jim Byrne magic Trainer Matt Dunn wants another magic ride from jockey Jim Byrne as he chases a second Cup for the winter with Miss Dubois at Caloundra.
Ben Allen returns from injury at Caulfield Apprentice Ben Allen makes his return from a five-week injury absence with a couple of rides at Caulfield.
Cahill set for Guineas on The Bostonian Top jockey Michael Cahill has a high opinion of New Zealander The Bostonian who chases his second stakes win of the winter in the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Qld jockey allegedly provides fake sample A female jockey has been stood down pending an inquiry into allegations she provided a fake urine sample to stewards.
Skye after more stakes magic Jockey Skye Bogenhuber gets her chance to win a second stakes race for the winter when she rides Unique Magic in the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Destiny's Kiss heads Pride's Rosehill team Veteran stayer Destiny's Kiss has a big weight but will also have his preferred conditions in the Listed Winter Cup at Rosehill.
Caulfield race next step for Al Galayel After a successful introduction to Australian racing at Sandown, import Al Galayel is favourite to continue his winning ways at Caulfield.
Browne has one reservation on Megablast Jockey Damian Browne has only one reservation as he attempts to win another Caloundra Cup on New Zealander Megablast.
Newitt confident Derasa can overcome draw Tasmanian filly Derasa has the outside barrier in an 1100m-race at Caulfield but jockey Craig Newitt believes the filly can still prove hard to beat.
Weather the key for Kendrick runners Trainer Stuart Kendrick is in two minds about the weather as he prepares to have up to seven runners at Caloundra.
Brenton Avdulla to ride in Japan Leading Sydney jockey Brenton Avdulla will take up a short-term contract to ride in Japan.
Nozi recommends Guineas for Fighting Teo Giant gelding Fighting Teo will tackle the Sunshine Coast Guineas after his track work rider Nozi Tomizawa recommended he start.
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Williams takes premiership lead at Valley A winning double to Craig Williams at Moonee Valley has taken the six-time premiership winner to a one-win lead in this season's title race.
Winx odds-on favourite to win Winx Stakes Winx has opened at $1.10 to win her own race, the Winx Stakes, her expected return ahead of a tilt at a fourth Cox Plate.
Strong Chris Waller team for Rosehill card Record-setting trainer Chris Waller will have a strong team at his home track at Rosehill but Sydney's weather could play its part.
Avdulla increases Sydney premiership lead Brenton Avdulla has ridden a double at Canterbury to strengthen his grip on the Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Summer Sham poised to resume at Caulfield Group Two winner Summer Sham is back for a late-season campaign which will begin in an 1100m race for fillies at Caulfield.
Doomben win a painful reminder for Laxon Co-trainer Sheila Laxon has had a chequered history with the family of Checkmate Lad, a strong winner over a staying distance at Doomben.
Bright Eyes wins in second start at Valley Two-year-old Bright Eyes has claimed a city win at her second start and trainer Shea Eden believes the filly will be even better next season.
Luck to turn Bullitt's way in G3 Guineas Trainer Chris Anderson believes if any horse deserves luck in the Group Three Sunshine Coast Guineas it is his gelding Mishani Bullitt.
Jockey Damian Browne banned for two months Leading jockey Damian Browne has been suspended for two months after being found guilty on a handling charge from Caloundra three weeks ago.
Regan Bayliss to ride Redkirk in July Cup Regan Bayliss will be reunited with Redkirk Warrior with Lindsay Park planning to run the sprinter in the July Cup at Newmarket.
Gold Coast Turf Club to run Beaudesert Gold Coast Turf Club's chief executive Steve Lines is confident his club's acquisition of management rights to the Beaudesert club will be a success.
Damion Flower to run English in Everest English has joined the list of confirmed runners in the $13 million Everest with half the slots now decided.
Red Excitement in Civic Stakes assignment Trainer Gerald Ryan will run Red Excitement and Harper's Choice in the Listed Civic Stakes and Winter Cup respectively at Rosehill.
Wise Hero freshened for Caulfield race Consistent gelding Wise Hero returns to racing at Caulfield in a 1200m-benchmark 84 race after a short freshen-up.
Mark Currie gets stay extension Trainer Mark Currie has got an extension of a stay on a two year-disqualification which will allow him to continue working pending a further appeal.
Trainer Logan McGill fined $4400 The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has fined trainer Logan McGill $4400 after a corticosteroid was detected in a post-race sample from one of his horses.
Payne turning his attention to stayers Trainer David Payne will run juveniles Commentator and Tarka over 1550 metres at Canterbury, confident they can handle the distance.
Jamie Kah back on Mintha for Valley race After steering Mintha to a 9-1/2-length win in a maiden race two starts ago, Jamie Kah will reunite with the filly in a midweek race at Moonee Valley.
First Singapore Group One for Mark Walker Ex-pat New Zealand trainer Mark Walker has won his first Group One race since making the move to Singapore.
McCarthy to rely on Ashlor at Caulfield Trainer Dan McCarthy is planning to start Ashlor in a benchmark-84 race at Caulfield and save stablemate Liberty Song for another day.
Warren has spring ambitions for Trilli Trainer Jason Warren has a good opinion of two-year-old filly Trilli who he hopes can develop into a Thousand Guineas contender.
Plymouth Road could run in Winter Cup Trainer Matthew Smith will back Plymouth Road up from his Randwick win in the Winter Cup as long as he continues to do well.
Blue blood colt wins Rosehill trial Two-year-old colt Nordicus, by Dundeel out of Miss Finland, has won a barrier trial at Rosehill as he prepares to make his race debut.
Soft track likely for Jamaican Rain Victorian mare Jamaican Rain is likely to get her preferred soft track when she tackles the Glasshouse Handicap at the Sunshine Coast..
Damian Browne inquiry to resume An inquiry into the ride of top jockey Damian Browne on Fighting Teo at Caloundra three weeks ago is set to resume this week.
Werther second in Japanese Group One Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has ridden the John Moore-trained Werther to a close second in a Group One race in Japan.
Apprentice Kersley embracing Melbourne Apprentice Fred Kersley says he is loving Melbourne racing and is keen to make the most of his opportunities with the Lindsay Park stable.
Seaway for Sunshine Coast Guineas Queensland Guineas runner-up Seaway is likely to be trainer Chris Waller's only runner in the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Widgee Turf could earn shot at G2 WFA race Widgee Turf's next start will determine whether he is given the chance in the Group Two weight-for-age P B Lawrence Stakes early next season.
Vega Magic building towards spring targets The Bletchingly Stakes is pencilled in for dual Group One winner Vega Magic's next start as a stepping stone to some bigger spring targets.
Red Verdon Australia bound after Ascot 2nd Melbourne Cup hopeful Red Verdon has run second in the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot for trainer Ed Dunlop and owner Ronald Arculli.
Merchant Navy wins Diamond Jubilee Australian Group One winner Merchant Navy has prevailed in a tight finish to the Diamond Jubilee Stakes, the feature race on the final day of Royal Ascot.
Parnhams combine for Flemington success Chris Parnham has guided Perth sprinter Malibu Style, who is trained by his father Neville Parnham, to victory at Flemington.
Spright storms to victory in G3 Healy Stks Spright has ended her winter carnival campaign with a flourish, producing a barnstorming finish to win the Group Three Healy Stakes at Doomben.
Sam Weatherley off the mark in Australia New Zealand apprentice Sam Weatherley has begun his Australian stint in style with a win at Randwick.
I Thought So ends run of outs at Randwick I Thought So has claimed an overdue win, beating Jungle Edge in the open sprint at Randwick.
Consistent Chamois Road wins at Flemington Consistent gelding Chamois Road has registered the 11th win of his career, getting the better of favourite Ozi Choice in a 1400m handicap at Flemington.
Prompt Response wins Group 1 Tatt's Tiara Sydney mare Prompt Response has won the Tatt's Tiara, the final Group One event for the Australian racing season.
Grande Rosso back to form in Listed race Wet-track duffer Grande Rosso has broken a run of outs, bouncing back to winning form in a Listed race at Doomben.
Divine Unicorn wins Gr 3 Tattersall's Cup Divine Unicorn has confirmed his promise, winning the Group Three Tattersall's Cup at Doomben at his eighth start.
Karavali a photo-finish winner at Randwick A drop in grade and distance has helped Karavali regain winning form at Randwick for trainer Kris Lees and jockey Jay Ford.
The Bostonian set to back-up in Guineas Kiwi galloper The Bostonian will back up in the Group Three Sunshine Coast Guineas after winning at Doomben.
Nature Strip dominant in Flemington win Highly talented sprinter Nature Strip has gone close to breaking the track record in an easy win over 1100m at Flemington.
Last chance pays off for Mason at Doomben Mason's Chance was the last horse to qualify for the race but he was the first home in the inaugural $100,000 Battle of the Bush at Doomben.
Wide range of options for Granny Red Shoes Toby Edmonds will spell promising two-year-old filly Granny Red Shoes after she registered her second black-type win at Doomben.
Dio D'Oro posts second wet-track success The Gary Portelli-trained two-year-old Dio D'Oro has claimed another heavy track win with runners coming wide at Randwick.
Good 'n' Fast registers Flemington victory Two-year-old Good 'n' Fast is likely to head to the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final next start after claiming his first win at his second start at Flemington.
Malahide underlines potential for Costa Trainer Michael Costa's search for a headline act for his stable could have been solved by Doomben winner Malahide.
First Royal Ascot winner for Harrington National Hunt stalwart Jessica Harrington has celebrated her first Royal Ascot winner with Alpha Centauri in the Coronation Stakes in record time.
Good 'n' Fast out to shine in second start Co-trainer Tom Dabernig is upbeat about Good 'n' Fast's chances at Flemington after he finished strongly for second on debut.
Lane, Williams level in premiership race Damian Lane, who is tied at the top of the Melbourne premiership with Craig Williams, has three early favourites among his Flemington book of rides.
Trainer John Bary happy with Miss Wilson Miss Wilson has worked and trialled well as she strives to become only the third NZ-trained horse to win the Group One Tatt's Tiara at Doomben.
Silent Explorer to make presence felt Trainer David Payne has no qualms backing two-year-old Silent Explorer up at Randwick seven days after his second to stablemate Toulouse.
Faultless Royal Ascot lead-up for Warrior Multiple Group One-winner Redkirk Warrior has pleased his connections since arriving in England as he prepares for the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Weatherley poised for Sydney riding debut New Zealand apprentice Sam Weatherley is prepared for his first experience of Sydney racing with four rides at Randwick.
Prompt Response primed for Tatt's Tiara Last year's Tattersall's Tiara runner-up Prompt Response will be striving to go one better in the $500,000 Group One race in Brisbane.
Husson Eagle ready to soar at Flemington Trainer Patrick Payne believes Husson Eagle is ready to run well in his return from a let-up with a light weight at Flemington.
Coyle confident of another Group One Trainer Jason Coyle is growing in confidence Siren's Fury can give him a second Queensland Group One win in the Tatt's Tiara at Doomben.
Pat Duff's hopes of stakes win soar Trainer Pat Duff hopes he can share another stakes win with long-time owner Wally Tutt and Soaring Heart at Doomben.
Divine experiment in Tatt's Cup Promising galloper Divine Unicorn will take another step in an experiment when he tackles the Tattersall's Cup at his eighth start.
Stradivarius gives Gosden Ascot Gold Cup Trainer John Gosden has added the Gold Cup to his illustrious CV with Stradivarius claiming the Ascot feature under Frankie Dettori.
Provincial Plate lures Penske to Melbourne The conditions of the $100,000 David Bourke Provincial Plate at Flemington have made the race attractive for connections of recent Sydney winner Penske.
Colless rides for Waller in Group One Three-time Brisbane champion jockey Glen Colless has been rewarded for his hard work with a ride for trainer Chris Waller in the Tatt's Tiara.
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Rocket Tommy after another Flemington win Rocket Tommy has won three of his four starts at Flemington and will be out to add another when he lines up in a heat of the All Victorian Sprint Series.
Mallyon gets careless riding ban reduced Jockey Andrew Mallyon has had a 12-meeting suspension reduced to nine on appeal.
Alassio continues her development Lightly raced mare Alassio will tackle new challenges at Randwick where she will seek to extend her unbeaten record to four.
Last Brisbane Group One chance for Lloyd Champion jockey Jeff Lloyd, who has announced his intention to retire, has his last chance to ride a Group One winner in Brisbane in the Tatt's Tiara.
Arkham Knight faces first Melbourne test South Australian galloper Arkham Knight's recent performance have been enough to earn him a crack at a heat of the Winter Championship Series at Flemington.
Pride trusts apprentices for Randwick duo Trainer Joe Pride will use an apprentice on Filomena's Grace for the first time to assist her n her step up in class at Randwick.
Forsters aim for feature double at Doomben Desleigh Forster and her father Henry have a chance to train a family double in feature races at Doomben.
Luck of the Irish for veteran sprinter Consistent veteran Irish Constabulary gets a chance to win his biggest race in the W J Healy Stakes at Doomben.
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Poet's Word gives Stoute Ascot record Poet's Word has upset Cracksman to win the Prince Of Wales's Stakes and give trainer Sir Michael Stoute a record number of Royal Ascot winners.
McDonald storms home for first Ascot win James McDonald has had his finest moment to date since returning to the saddle after taking out the Jersey Stakes at Royal Ascot on Expert Eye.
Cartwright excited for Sydney experience Geelong-based apprentice Georgina Cartwright heads to Randwick to renew her association with Melbourne sprinter Jungle Edge.
Jim Byrne still in race for Ipswich title Jim Byrne remains in with a chance to win his ninth Ipswich jockeys' premiership after he and rival Jeff Lloyd both rode winners at the meeting.
Chris Waller sets new training landmark Chris Waller has eclipsed another of his training benchmarks by reaching 170 Sydney winners at Canterbury thanks to Mutarakem and Hugh Bowman.
King's 3kg claim to help Scottish Rogue Lachlan King will ride two-year-old Scottish Rogue at Flemington, with connections of the gelding keen to utilise the apprentice's 3kg claim.
Thinkin' Big aptly named with Derby goal Thinkin' Big has taken the first step towards the Australian Derby with an encouraging debut win at Canterbury for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.
Single Gaze joins Chris Waller stable Nick Olive has expressed his shock former stable star Single Gaze could race on this spring having been sent to trainer Chris Waller by her new owner.
Champagne Cuddles on track for Tiara Champagne Cuddles' trainer Bjorn Baker admits the $13 million Everest is on his mind if the filly can win the Tatt's Tiara.
Dio D'Oro to add to maiden win at Randwick Gary Portelli-trained colt Dio D'Oro can prove his wet track prowess again when he aims to back up his maiden win with another victory at Randwick.
Flemington track to suit Adelaide visitor Adelaide trainer Ryan Balfour is looking to Balf's Choice to be the forerunner of what he hopes are more raids targeting Melbourne's prize money.
Dan Ballard to make fabulous return Top country jockey Dan Ballard makes his return to Brisbane racing after more than a decade on Fab's Cowboy in the $100,000 Battle Of The Bush final.
Champagne Cuddles outright Tiara favourite Champagne Cuddles has shortened to outright Tatt's Tiara favourite after drawing barrier four.
Royal Ascot treble for Dettori, Gosden Frankie Dettori has raised the roof at Royal Ascot, teaming up with trainer John Gosden to secure a treble on the opening day of the meeting.
RV advises against the use of altrenogist Racing Victoria has advised trainers and vets to stop using products containing altrenogist as they may contain the banned substance trenbolone.
Winter Championship aim for Galaxy Raider Galaxy Raider has been freshened since his last-start second and will head to Flemington for another start before progressing to the Winter Championship Final.
Special Missile to step up in distance Trainer John Thompson will test Special Missile over 1600 metres for the first time at Randwick wiht the gelding chasing an overdue win.
Moroney galloper returns a positive test Trainer Mike Moroney has been informed by Racing Victoria stewards of a horse returning a test to a banned substance following a win at Bendigo.
Randwick option looms for Faraway Town Matthew Smith-trained mare Faraway Town's bid to run in the Group One Tatt's Tiara appears out of reach with a Randwick race her fall-back option.
McDonald excited about Royal Ascot meeting James McDonald has a host of rides during the Royal Ascot carnival, including a good chance in a Group One race and a ride on a horse owned by The Queen.
VJA chasing an increase in jockey fees The increase in night meetings has prompted the Victorian Jockeys' Association to seek an increase for the riding fee of their members.
Super Cash chasing elusive G1 in Tiara After a last-start second in the Stradbroke Handicap, Super Cash gets her latest chance to snare a Group One win in the Tattersall's Tiara at Doomben.
Churning set for initiation at Canterbury Randwick trainer Edward O'Rourke is looking forward to Churning's debut at Canterbury, his first runner sired by successful stallion Lonhro.
Former jockey Steve Jeffries dead at 55 Popular Randwick trackwork rider, former jockey Steve Jeffries, has died aged 55.
Ed Dunlop eyeing Melb Cup with Red Verdon Ed Dunlop hopes Red Verdon can develop into a horse capable of becoming the first British-trained winner of the Melbourne Cup.
Victorian apprentice runs second in France Michael Poy, the son of former champion jockey Michael Clarke, has finished second in an apprentices' jockeys race in France.
Decision time coming for Steven Arnold Jockey Steven Arnold hasn't lost his passion for riding and is keeping himself in trim riding trackwork at Macedon Lodge as he ponders his future.
Jungle Edge returning to Randwick Victorian trainer Mick Bell will return to Randwick with Jungle Edge for the Winter Dash and hopes he can press claims for a slot in the $13 million Everest.
Straight to town for maiden winner Flogga A lot of hard work has gone into debut maiden winner Flogga who now heads to town to run in a heat of the Silver Bowl Series at Flemington.
Aquanita appeals set to be heard together The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal is expected to deal with the appeals by four of the "Aquanita eight" together.
Jockey has appeal win before the RAD Board Jockey John Robertson has had six meetings shaved from a careless riding suspension on appeal to the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Kah content to make hit-and-run raids Jockey Jamie Kah is keen to keep her interstate momentum going but will still call Adelaide home.
Tony Gollan to chase another record Premier trainer Tony Gollan believes he can break the record for the most wins in a Queensland metropolitan season with 12 meetings remaining.
Champagne Cuddles eq favourite for Tiara Champagne Cuddles and Prompt Response are the early equal favourites for the Tatt's Tiara at Doomben, the final Group One race of the Australian season.
Allan Reardon says he will work on Queensland's chief steward Allan Reardon says he will work the final weeks of his contract despite openly criticising the head of the state's integrity unit.
Laurens wins Prix Diane at Chantilly Laurens has won the French Oaks, the Prix de Diane, to give English trainer Karl Burke and jockey PJ McDonald their first taste of Classic success.
Tony McEvoy looking to spring with fillies Tony McEvoy will separate his stable's star fillies in the spring with Sunlight to target sprints in Melbourne and Oohood to head to Sydney for longer races.
High hopes for Savanna Amour Top Queensland mare Savanna Amour will probably have her last winter run in the Tatt's Tiara but there is a chance she could aim even higher.
Stokes set to have new Victorian base Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes is hoping to have new stables at Pakenham up and running by the spring carnival.
Gallop to decide Flemington run for Nature Trainer Darren Weir is hoping beach training has had a settling effect on sprinter Nature Strip who could have his first run for the trainer at Flemington.
Matt McGillivray to ride for old boss Top jockey Matt McGillivray will be reunited with his old boss Craig Smith in the Battle of the Bush final at Doomben.
Trebles for Purton and Moreira Zac Purton has maintained his Hong Kong premiership lead over Joao Moreira with both riding a treble at Sha Tin.
More Saturdays for Sunshine Coast The Sunshine Coast is likely to have more meetings in the new season as Racing Queensland makes plans to protect tracks while Eagle Farm is dormant.
Marmelo on track for Melbourne Cup Marmelo has justified his 11-8 favouritism to win the Listed Grand Cup at York as he builds to another attempt at the Melbourne Cup.
Kerrin McEvoy, Jeff Lloyd suspended Jeff Lloyd and Kerrin McEvoy will ride at the final Group One meeting of the season at Doomben before serving careless riding bans.
Craig Williams scores emotional Valley win Craig Williams has won a race at Moonee Valley named in honour of his jockey cousin Travis Harrison, who was killed in a car accident.
Manolo Blahniq on track for Queensland Victoria-based gelding Manolo Blahniq heads to the Queensland winter carnival on a high after winning second-up at Rosehill for trainer Tony Noonan.
My Nordic Hero gets first Australian win After finishing second in his previous two starts in Melbourne, import My Nordic Hero has broken through for his first Australian win at Moonee Valley.
Ryan's magic plan leads to Waterhouse win A plan hatched by trainer Gerald Ryan six months ago has resulted in Magic Alibi's victory in the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic.
Albumin racks up another sprint win Albumin has produced a barnstorming finish at Rosehill to remain unbeaten in two starts this preparation and signal a possible return to stakes class.
Miss Leonidas scores big win at the Valley Miss Leonidas has given an indication of her class, racing away to a six-length victory in the Embassy Print Solutions Sprint at Moonee Valley.
Rippa a millionaire for Gollan at Ipswich Tough gelding I'm A Rippa has become trainer Tony Gollan's third horse to pass $1 million in prize money by winning the Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Class tells in Ipswich Cup for Weir Tradesman has given Darren Weir his first win at the Ipswich racetrack by taking the Ipswich Cup.
Widgee Turf wins again at Moonee Valley Four-year-old gelding Widgee Turf has claimed his sixth city win of the season, finishing strongly to overhaul Ashlor in a 1200m handicap at Moonee Valley.
Black On Gold helps Waller equal record Chris Waller says Rosehill winner Black On Gold is typical of the bread-and-butter horses who have helped make his stable the best in Sydney.
Chris Waller racks up training milestone Chris Waller has posted 300 winners in a season for the first time and is closing in on a personal best in Sydney after victories in Queensland and Rosehill.
Envy win moves Lees to training record A victory by Envy Of All at Ipswich has given Kris Lees 161-1/2 winners, which is the most he has trained in a season.
La Chica Bella wins for Rachel King She has her quirks but La Chica Bella has plenty of ability as well and has put it on show at Rosehill.
Princeton continues Sandhu's winning ways Cranbourne trainer Julius Sandhu is building a handy record from a small team of horses, with Princeton Spirit proving too strong at Moonee Valley.
I Feel Good returns to win Stayers Final I Feel Good has made up for running second in last year's Winter Stayers Final by winning the race at Ipswich.
My Blue Jeans claims Highway Handicap Gelding My Blue Jeans has won his first Highway Handicap for trainer Danny Williams at Rosehill and now chases a third successive win at the same track.
McNeil guides Single Note to Valley win Single Note has rallied strongly to snare a Saturday city win at Moonee Valley in what is her final racing preparation before heading to the breeding barn.
2K Thoroughbreds proves a force at Ipswich The 2K Thoroughbreds syndicate has scored a quinella in the feature Bundamba Two-Year-Old Handicap at Ipswich.
Nicci's Gold gives Portelli consolation Nicci's Gold has won at Rosehill, easing trainer Gary Portelli's disappointment with Ronstar's defeat.
Early-spring target for Tahitian Dancer Tahitian Dancer has broken through for her first victory at Moonee Valley, with trainer Shane Nichols holding spring aspirations for the filly.
Zamex appreciates even playing field Returning to a track that doesn't favour frontrunners, Zamex has stormed home to win the Ipswich Mile.
Toulouse gets off the mark at Rosehill First-time winner Toulouse and fellow Lope De Vega gelding Silent Explorer have produced a one-two finish for trainer David Payne at Rosehill.
Fit For Purpose to return to stakes class Impressive Fit For Purpose is likely to tackle stakes class again after winning at Ipswich.
Country double sets up weekend for Ryan Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking for results in two states after preparing a winning double at Dubbo, a first for the stable.
Aquanita trainers lodge VCAT appeals Robert Smerdon and Stuart Webb have joined Liam Birchley and Tony Vasil to fight their disqualifications at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Moonee Valley debut for trainer and filly Trainer Gary Tobias and his three-year-old filly Locktoba Rocks will make their city debuts in the Embassy Print Solutions Sprint at Moonee Valley.
QRIC defends new chief steward The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has defended its new chief steward against allegations of possible conflict of interest.
Blinkers to help Symphonette at Valley Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes has three runners set to compete in separate races at Moonee Valley, headlined by lightly raced two-year-old filly Symphonette.
Parko to steal limelight at Ipswich Last-start runaway Gold Coast two-year-old winner Parko is set to steal some of the limelight from the stakes horses at Ipswich on Saturday.
Valley test preferred for resuming Gweneth Trainer Mitchell Beer favours kicking off Gweneth's preparation at Moonee Valley rather than in what looks an easier option at Albury.
Latham back riding high after English woe Jockey Keagan Latham has rediscovered his love of riding in NSW and his perseverance has been rewarded with a first Saturday city mount at Rosehill.
Harrison to help Ecuador create record Jockey Tegan Harrison will have to rewrite the record books on Ecuador in the Ipswich Cup if she is to record her 12th career stakes win.
Bayliss to reunite with Pilote D'Essai Jockey Regan Bayliss will reunite with imported stayer Pilote D'Essai at Moonee Valley for the first time since the stayer's return from a tendon injury.
Spanish Whisper to be sent to Lindsay Park New Zealand Group Two winner Spanish Whisper will do her future racing for the Lindsay Park stable and be aimed at fillies features in the spring.
Tyzone faces biggest task in Eye Liner Prolific winner Tyzone faces his biggest challenge against a quality field in the Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Former jockey Maurice Stafford dies Former jockey and trainer Maurice Stafford, who rode many top horses including Rockhampton champion Ascot Bridge, has died aged 70.
Shoals to run for The Star in $13m Everest Triple Group One-winning filly Shoals has been selected to run for the Star Entertainment Group in the $13 million Everest.
Belinda Dunn charged over cobalt positive Trainer Belinda Dunn has been charged by Racing Victoria stewards after cobalt was detected above the allowed level in a horse in her care after a Tatura win.
Lees expects Nurse Kitchen to rebound Nurse Kitchen has found the right trip and track conditions at Rosehill to make amends for two unplaced runs this preparation according to trainer Kris Lees.
Perth galloper ready for Melbourne debut Trap For Fools will be chasing the most wins by a horse in Australia for the season when he makes his eastern seaboard debut at Moonee Valley.
Lifestyle prompts Berry's return home Star jockey Tommy Berry is looking forward to his children enjoying the wide, open spaces of home after they struggled to adapt to life in Hong Kong.
Moonlover chasing a second Valley win The Matt Laurie-trained Moonlover will be out to back up a last-start Moonee Valley win when she heads to the same track for her next start.
Spring targets on horizon for Ronstar Trainer Gary Portelli expects to have a clear indication of Ronstar's ability when the two-year-old tries to extend his unbeaten record at Rosehill.
Valley run to keep Self Sense ticking over With a six-week break between runs over jumps, unbeaten hurdler Self Sense will tackle a flat race at Moonee Valley to keep his fitness levels up.
Bon Aurum to make return at Moonee Valley Group One winner Bon Aurum makes his return from a lengthy injury absence in a 1200m-handicap at Moonee Valley.
Ipswich Cup weights right for First Crush Chris Munce hopes First Crush can help him become the first person to ride and train an Ipswich Cup winner.
Chris Waller to continue Qld winning roll Champion trainer Chris Waller looks set to continue his winning roll in winter carnival feature races at Ipswich.
Jake Bayliss should come home: Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote believes jockey Jake Bayliss should consider moving to Queensland after his recent winter carnival success.
Zac Purton extends lead in HK premiership Zac Purton has increased his lead in the Hong Kong jockeys' premiership to five over Joao Moreira with four winners at Happy Valley.
Maher hasn't ruled out Jameka return Jameka is in light work at Caulfield, with trainer Ciaron Maher not ruling out the mare making a return to the races.
Jason Baldock gets job done at Sandown Jason Baldock has been on a learning curve since making a return to race riding, landing an overdue city win aboard Ice Girl at Sandown.
Meech out to remain unbeaten on Inn Keeper Jockey Linda Meech is unbeaten from seven rides on Inn Keeper and hopes to add another victory on the in-form sprinter at Moonee Valley.
Sparkling debut for Bubbles'n'Troubles Bubbles'n'Troubles has made the ideal start to her racing career with a comfortable victory at Warwick Farm for Sydney's leading trainer Chris Waller.
Maher import impressive in Sandown victory The connections of imported Al Galayel look set for some fun times ahead after the gelding scored an Australian debut win at Sandown.
Import Hang Man adds Sandown win to record Lightly raced UK import Hang Man has registered an impressive win at Sandown, his third win from five Australian starts.
Protest repays Guy first-up at Toowoomba Filly Protest has repaid trainer Bryan Guy's faith in her as a stayer of the future with a strong win at Toowoomba.
Sparkly Star shines as a gelding for Ryan Gerald Ryan-trained Sparky Star has broken his maiden at Warwick Farm with an impressive win shortly after being gelded.
Another Bullseye on target for Valley race Another Bullseye will be out to bounce back from an unplaced run last start when she races for the first time in four weeks at Moonee Valley.
Sweet Victory goes up in class at Rosehill Mark Newnham-trained fillies Sweet Victory and Star Sensation will go head-to-head at Rosehill as they build into winter campaigns.
Touch Of Mink on trial for Guineas trip Touch Of -Mink can book a trip to the Sunshine Coast Guineas in a bid to win her first black-type race if she runs well at Rosehill for trainer Matthew Smith.
Chadwick keen to engage industry Queensland's new chief steward, Peter Chadwick, says engaging the industry will be his priority when he takes the helm in August.
I'm A Rippa looms as surprise millionaire Trainer Tony Gollan admits he's surprised I'm A Rippa can become his third million-dollar earner so early in the gelding's career.
McNab for low-key debut at the Gold Coast Group One-winning jockey Michael McNab is expected to have his first Queensland ride at the Gold Coast.
RQ hopeful on new tax distribution Racing Queensland is hopeful it can negotiate a strong deal with the state government for the distribution of revenue from a point of consumption tax.
Fanning comeback reliant on top jockey Trainer Clarry Conners will hold off bringing Fanning back to the races at Rosehill if he cannot find a suitable jockey for the gelding.
First Light Racing to face RADB hearing The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear charges laid against First Light Racing and two of its directors.
Ryan Maloney to start fresh in Queensland Victorian jockey Ryan Maloney has moved to Queensland preparing for a fresh start when he returns from suspension at the beginning of the new season.
Time right for Terry Bailey Singapore move As Terry Bailey prepares for a move to Singapore, Victoria's outgoing chief steward says tougher penalties are required for those that push boundaries.
Nictock to continue resurgence at Rosehill Buoyed by Nictock's comeback to racing at Rosehill, trainer Cameron Crockett is hoping his stable star makes further improvement second-up at the same venue.
Katelyn Mallyon calls end to riding career Dual Victorian apprentices' premiership winner Katelyn Mallyon has announced her retirement saying there is more to life than race riding.
New gambling tax for Queensland The Queensland government has introduced a new point of consumption gambling tax but has not decided where the money is to be allocated.
Egyptian Bullet chases four straight at MV Egyptian Bullet has defied the odds at her recent outings and will chase a fourth straight win in a heat of the A R Creswick Series at Moonee Valley.
Daysee Doom on track for Tatt's Tiara Classy mare Daysee Doom has trialled nicely for her one-off Queensland winter carnival assignment in the Group One Tatt's Tiara.
Crowley "victim" in jockey stoush Jim Crowley has claimed he was the victim of an unprovoked attack after he was struck in the face by fellow jockey Raul da Silva at Goodwood.
Hang Man ready for next step at Sandown Lightly raced imported stayer Hang Man is set to take the next step in his career when he contests the Ladbrokes Back Yourself Handicap at Sandown.
Echo Gem to extend stable's winning run Echo Gem will make her debut for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott at Warwick Farm following the stable's four winners at Randwick on the Kensington track.
BRC to address Eagle Farm A grass problems Brisbane Racing Club officials will meet with trainers to discuss ways to manage the A grass at Eagle Farm after problems with barrier trials.
Kensington track passes second test The new Kensington track has received the thumbs-up from Racing NSW stewards and jockeys after successfully coping with an eight-race card.
Lane keeps lead in Melbourne Premiership Damian Lane maintains a slender lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership but will miss the next two city meetings through suspension.
Dealmaker aims to match Dundeel in spring The Chris Waller-trained colt Dealmaker is tracking to emulate his illustrious sire Dundeel as a three-year-old following a maiden win at Randwick.
Warren keeping options open with Bel Sonic Trainer Jason Warren has a couple of options with Bel Sonic and will wait until after the gelding gallops to decide if his next start will be at Moonee Valley.
Lovani to be aimed at Kensei Handicap Lovani will return from a frustrating Queensland carnival campaign for Hawkesbury trainer Brad Widdup in the Kensei Handicap at Rosehill.
Well-bred Al Khabeer wins on debut Jockey Andrew Mallyon believes there are better things in store for well-bred Al Khabeer after riding the gelding to a maiden win on debut at Mornington.
Hussler to add class to Eye Liner Group One winner Lucky Hussler is expected to add some class to the Listed Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Duo off the mark for Waterhouse and Bott Foreign Territory and Wide Spread Panic have recorded the first wins of their careers in impressive style on the Kensington track at Randwick.
Melham keen on Everest start for Santa Jockey Ben Melham would love Santa Ana Lane to secure a slot in The Everest, believing the gelding would be hard to beat in the $13 million race.
Coolmore Stud Stakes aim for Written By Winning the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington is the major target for Blue Diamond winner Written By this spring.
Chadwick new Queensland chief stipe The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has confirmed former Singapore head stipendiary steward Peter Chadwick will be its new chief steward.
RV chief steward Terry Bailey resigns Terry Bailey, Racing Victoria's chairman of stewards, has resigned to head the stewards panel in Singapore.
Zac Purton takes lead in HK premiership Australian jockey Zac Purton has hit the lead in his battle with Joao Moreira for the Hong Kong premiership.
The Bostonian wins Daybreak Lover The Bostonian has won the Listed Daybreak Lover Handicap at Caloundra to give New Zealand trainer Tony Pike a treble at the meeting.
Tight at top in Melbourne premiership With 14 metropolitan meetings remaining for the season, Damian Lane leads Craig Williams by one win at the top of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Damien Thornton gets 100th win for season Jockey Damien Thornton has reached 100 wins in a season for the first time in his career, bringing up the milestone at Swan Hill.
Lindsay Park team gearing up for spring The mornings may be cold at Lindsay Park's stables at Euroa but their spring hopefuls are back doing light work for their campaigns ahead.
Live To Dream set to make first impression Live To Dream's first start for Brad Widdup on the Kensington track at Randwick will be a precursor to fillies and mares races in Melbourne.
Amazing Red in Newmarket win Ed Dunlop is likely to set Red Cadeaux's younger half brother Amazing Red for the Northumberland Plate.
Mason earns Battle of the Bush chance Mackay galloper Mason's Chance has secured the last place in the $100,000 Battle of the Bush Final by winning at Barcaldine.
American triple crown winners Justify has become the 13th horse to win the United States Triple Crown.
Ben Currie inquiry could be delayed There could be a delay in the hearing involving 31 charges against trainer Ben Currie as his lawyers wait for particulars of the stewards' case.
Justify claims Triple Crown Justify has given trainer Bob Baffert his second Triple Crown with a comfortable victory in the Belmont Stakes.
Spain gets Flemington winner for Price Zac Spain plans to transfer to the Mick Price stable on loan and the apprentice has gotten the association off to a good start with a win at Flemington.
Noire earns crack at Tiara with victory Consistent mare Noire has joined Chris Waller's assault on the Group One Tatts Tiara at Doomben after a dominant victory at Randwick.
Ripper finish from Invincibella at Doomben Invincibella has showed she's right on track for the Group One Tatts Tiara by storming to victory in the Dane Ripper Stakes at Doomben.
Jungle Edge gets wet track and wins Wet-track specialist Jungle Edge has finally got conditions to suit and has duly won the Listed June Stakes at Randwick.
Poignant win for Adkins in Stayer's Cup Plot Twist has retained his Stayer's Cup crown through a resilient effort at Randwick that provided jockey Andrew Adkins with an emotional win.
Queensland Derby win special for Parker Dark Dream's Queensland Derby win is a special one for trainer Kerry Parker because he could share the Group One victory with his son Aaron.
Rocket Tommy too speedy in Flemington win Rocket Tommy has continued his affinity for the Flemington straight course with victory in the Ken Cox Handicap.
Parker gets Group One dream in Qld Derby Dark Dream's win in the Queensland Derby has given Kembla Grange trainer Kerry Parker his first Group One winner after six minor placings.
Bush trip helps boost Santa Ana Lane A win in the Wagga Town Plate last year has helped Santa Ana Lane win three Group One races this season, including the Stradbroke Handicap.
I Am Serious emphasises class at Randwick Former Taree-based mare I Am Serious has thrived on a heavy track at the first opportunity to enhance her record with a seventh career win at Randwick.
Atkins gives Waller another G1 quinella Stablemates The Autumn Sun and Zousain has given champion trainer Chris Waller another Group One quinella in the JJ Atkins Plate at Doomben.
Remember The Name leads in stable quinella Remember The Name has narrowly beaten Absolute Heaven at Flemington to bring up a stable quinella for trainer Danny O'Brien.
Ruthless Freedman takes Stradbroke Hcp Trainer Anthony Freedman has continued his good run in Group One races, winning his sixth of the season with Santa Ana Lane in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Walker taken to hospital after Guineas win Michael Walker has been taken to hospital after being in a distressed state following his win in the Group Two Queensland Guineas aboard Sambro.
Sedanzer reigns supreme in Brisbane Cup Sedanzer has ploughed through heavy going to win the Group Two Brisbane Cup at Doomben, continuing the stellar winter carnival of jockey Tim Clark.
Hallelujah Boy claims overdue win Japanese import Hallelujah Boy has claimed a long-awaited win after handling the wet track at Randwick.
Sambro bounces back in Queensland Guineas Sambro has bounced back from a barrier disaster two weeks ago to win the Group Two Queensland Guineas.
Magical return for Joe Pride sprinter Brook Magic has nailed her first win over 1100m for trainer Joe Pride to indicate black-type races will be on her agenda as this preparation unfolds.
Choysa runs rivals ragged at Flemington Jockey Kate Walters has allowed Choysa to run his own race in front providing her with a first victory at Flemington.
Hopfgarten wins second Wayne Wilson Mile Veteran galloper Hopfgarten has turned back the clock two years to win his second Wayne Wilson Mile.
Queen's horse wins Belmont Gold Cup Call To Mind, owned by the Queen, has won the Grade Two Belmont Gold Cup Invitational in New York
The Lion gives trainer Williams a boost The Lion has won the Highway Handicap at Randwick for Tamworth trainer Michelle Williams.
Stanley looks to spring with The August The August has made it two wins from as many starts with victory at Flemington and trainer Brent Stanley will now set the colt for a spring campaign.
Dio D'Oro breaks maiden at Randwick Resuming colt Dio D'Oro has made light work of a heavy track at Randwick to record his first win at the fourth attempt.
Morgan has big wraps on Savanna Amour Syndicate boss Grant Morgan believes his mare Savanna Amour is potentially the best horse in Queensland after her win at Doomben.
Justify ready for run at Triple Crown Justify is spot-on ahead of his bid to win the Belmont Stakes and complete the Triple Crown.
Joao Moreira to leave Hong Kong Champion jockey Joao Moreira is to leave Hong Kong with plans to move to Japan in the new season.
Forster's patience with Too Good To Refuse Trainer Desleigh Forster's patience with Too Good To Refuse can be rewarded with a win when the stakes-winning gelding resumes at Doomben.
Timing right for Brook Magic's return A wet track should be tailor-made for Brook Magic to make a strong return to racing as the Joe Pride-trained filly targets black-type during winter.
Freshened Lindsay Park pair set to shine Miss Gunpowder and Cool Chap have returned to Lindsay Park after interstate raids and are set to line up in the Rod Johnson Handicap at Flemington.
Learning experience for Black Magnum Winning debutant Black Magnum has his first start on grass when the Mark Newnham-trained colt takes on the Spring On Sale Handicap at Randwick.
Short winter prep planned for Roddandtodd Daniel Bowman has a two-run campaign planned for Roddandtodd to give the sprinter the chance to chase good prize money late in his three-year-old season.
Vets pass Stradbroke Handicap pair Racing Queensland vets have given the green light for Endless Drama and Burning Passion to run in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at Doomben.
Clark not weighed down by lost opportunity Tim Clark regrets being unable to make weight to partner Perast in the Stradbroke Handicap, but is upbeat about renewing his association with Care To Think.
Machinegun Jubs needs jockey Gosford trainer Angela Davies is hoping to secure a jockey for Machinegun Jubs on race day at Randwick as the mare targets black-type in the June Stakes.
Trainer Toby Edmonds to sizzle in Atkins Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds can put the icing on a great season if Sizzling Ace wins the Group One J J Atkins Stakes at Doomben.
Van Overmeire to be reunited with Doukhan In-form apprentice Jean Van Overmeire is after his third win on Doukhan when the nine-year-old returns contests Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Tommy Berry to return to Sydney racing Australian jockey Tommy Berry has announced he will return home from Hong Kong to Sydney racing next season.
Ryan chasing a first in Queensland Derby Trainer Nick Ryan is looking to Queensland Derby aspirant Mahamedeis to give him the Group One win that eluded him as a jockey.
A look at the Stradbroke Handicap A look at the history of the Group One Stradbroke Handicap which carries $1.5 million prize money and run again this year at Doomben.
Monmouth brings Elwick Eddie to Flemington In form Tasmanian three-year-old Monmouth makes the trip across Bass Strait to tackle the mainlander at Flemington.
Redkirk Warrior arrives in England Redkirk Warrior has arrived in England and co-trainer Ben Hayes says reports are the star sprinter has travelled well in preparation for Royal Ascot.
Mishani to atone for unlucky defeat Trainer Chris Anderson believes Mishani Bullitt can make up for an unlucky last start when he runs in the Group Two Queensland Guineas.
Pointers to Perast's Stradbroke chances The fact astute trainer Paul Perry and jockey Jeff Lloyd have combined with Perast points to the three-year-old as a top hope in the Stradbroke Handicap.
The Monstar primed for Stradbroke Scone trainer Brett Cavanough is confident the The Monstar will have no trouble with the seven-day back-up into the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Doomben track still in heavy range Stewards have left the Doomben track at a heavy eight rating after a late afternoon inspection ahead of the Stradbroke meeting.
RV appeals leniency of Birchley's ban Racing Victoria has lodged an appeal over the one-year ban handed to Queensland trainer Liam Birchley in the Aquanita case, arguing it is too lenient.
Pateman and Barton hit with cobalt charges Steven Pateman and stable employee Jessica Barton have been charged by stewards over a positive swab to cobalt returned by a horse before a steeplechase.
Damien Thornton nears 100 wins for season In-form jockey Damien Thornton has a big book of rides at Flemington and is closing in on 100 winners in a season for the first time.
Justify odds-on favourite for Belmont Trainer Bob Baffert believes Justify ticks all the boxes ahead of his bid to complete the Triple Crown in the Belmont Stakes.
Cummings wants two Stradbroke runners Godolphin's head trainer James Cummings is hoping emergency Osborne Bulls can get a start to join Impending in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Araaja equipped to impress at Randwick Araaja is building towards her first win for trainer Chris Waller, with a wet track at Randwick enhancing her prospects in the Winter Racing Handicap.
Santa Ana Lane chasing third G1 for season Santa Ana Lane has already won Group One races in Melbourne and Adelaide this season and will now try to add the Stradbroke Handicap in Brisbane.
Red Dream set for Stayers Cup Red Dream will race at Randwick for the first time in three years when he runs in the marathon Stayers Cup.
Scottish aims for hat-trick at Flemington After wins at Pakenham and Sandown, Scottish Rogue will attempt to keep the winning run going when he lines up in the Eugene Gorman Handicap at Flemington.
Young guns resume battle in J J Atkins Young guns Spirit of Boom and Zoustar resume their battle to be named Australia's top first-season sire in the Group One J J Atkins Plate at Doomben.
Tangled ruled out of Queensland Derby Chris Waller could still have five runners in the Queensland Derby despite Tangled being scratched as he has the new first emergency waiting in the wings.
Ben Currie nominations refused in NSW Racing NSW stewards have ruled Queensland trainer Ben Currie cannot start horses in NSW while charges against him are pending.
Rising Red out of Group Two Brisbane Cup The Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young-trained Rising Red has been scratched from the Brisbane Cup because of heat in a joint.
Waller chasing $5 million in Queensland Trainers Chris Waller and Tony Gollan are battling to see who will be first to break the $5 million prize money barrier in a Queensland metropolitan season.
Tegan Harrison retains Siren's Fury ride Tegan Harrison hopes to repeat her recent stakes win on Siren's Fury when they tackle the Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes at Doomben.
Matt Dunn concentrates on positives Trainer Matt Dunn wants to concentrate on the positives with Care To Think again drawing a wide alley in the Stradbroke Handicap.
3000 winner milestone for Willie Mullins Irish trainer Willie Mullins has expressed his delight after saddling the 3000th winner of his career at Wexford.
MVRC announce 13 Cox Plate invitees Some of the best middle distance horses in the world have been issued invitations by the Moonee Valley Racing Club to contest this year's Cox Plate.
Brilliant steeplechaser Denman dies Denman, the 2008 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, has died at the age of 18, trainer Paul Nicholls has announced.
Ethan Brown cops eight-meet ban at Sandown Apprentice Ethan Brown failed to ride a winner at Sandown and was later suspended for eight meetings and fined $500 by Racing Victoria stewards.
Derasa on target for first Melbourne start Three-year-old Tasmanian filly Derasa will make her first Melbourne appearance at Flemington and trainer Barry Campbell is expecting a good showing.
Monsieur Sisu nails city win for Paul Cave Warwick Farm trainer Paul Cave has secured his first metropolitan win in Sydney this season through maiden-breaking gelding Monsieur Sisu at Canterbury.
Fighting Harada potential Guineas prospect Jockey Michael Walker has high hopes for Fighting Harada after he scored his first city success in the Clabrooke Racing Handicap at Sandown.
Jeff Lloyd stands down at Gold Coast Brisbane's premier rider Jeff Lloyd will need a medical certificate before he rides three-year-old Perast in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Control freak gets the job done at Sandown Nordic Empire has led home his opposition under apprentice Stephanie Thornton to take out the Dream Thoroughbreds Handicap at Sandown.
Braces goes back-to-back for Greg Hickman The Greg Hickman-trained gelding Braces can look forward to a rare trip to Rosehill after recording consecutive city wins at Warwick Farm and Canterbury.
Propelle out to boost rating at Flemington Co-trainer Simon Zahra is hoping for a strong performance from Propelle at Flemington in a bid to boost the filly's rating ahead of a possible spring campaign.
Stradbroke time back to the 1970s The Stradbroke Hcp will be run as race five at Doomben on Saturday in a flashback to the 1970s when major races were run mid afternoon.
Perizada presses on as retirement beckons Dogged mare Perizada is looking to continue her consistent preparation for Canberra trainers Ron Weston and John Nisbet with more black-type in the June Stakes.
Baker says Champagne Cuddles can shine Trainer Bjorn Baker believes things have fallen into place for Champagne Cuddles to shine in the Group One Stradbroke Hcp on Saturday.
Spieth to beat hoodoos in Stradbroke Despite drawing the outside barrier, stud-bound Spieth is primed to break a couple of hoodoos in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at Doomben.
Champagne outright Stradbroke favourite The Bjorn Baker-trained three-year-old filly Champagne Cuddles is the outright favourite for the Stradbroke Handicap after drawing gate one.
Luck Favours ruled out of Royal Ascot Luck Favours has spiked a temperature and will not make the trip to England for the Royal Ascot meeting.
Justify draws the rail for Belmont The Bob Baffert-trained Justify has drawn barrier one for his bid to win the Belmont Stakes and complete the US Triple Crown.
Speedster Derryn to stand in New Zealand Group One-placed sprinter Derryn will stand at New Zealand's Grangewilliam Stud in the upcoming breeding season.
Siren's Fury would relish Stradbroke role Jason Coyle has no fears about upgrading Siren's Fury into the Stradbroke Handicap is she happens to make the field for the $1.5 million feature at Doomben.
Early Flemington appointment for Crossing Crossing The Abbey kicks off a light winter campaign at Flemington in preparation for a tilt at the three-year-old fillies races in the spring.
Shinn has careless riding ban reduced Blake Shinn has had a careless riding suspension reduced by the Racing NSW Appeal Panel.
Jungle Edge to get Randwick track to suit Cranbourne trainer Mick Bell believes sprinter Jungle Edge is poised to make a successful return in the June Stakes at Randwick after a freshen-up.
Care To Think due for better barrier luck Care To Think has been dogged by bad barriers in his recent races and is due for a change of luck in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Another poor draw for Rossman at Sandown The random barrier draws haven't been working in favour of Rossman who has again drawn off the track in a three-year-old race at Sandown.
Step up in class for late blooming Tonsor Matt Smith can finally run slow maturer Tonsor at a metropolitan meeting after the four-year-old made a winning debut at Kembla Grange.
Mott has suspension shaved by RAD Board Jockey Jamie Mott has had an eight-meeting suspension reduced to six by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Brave Smash for Chris Waller Everest slot Trainers Chris Waller and Darren Weir will be allies with the Australian Bloodstock-owned Brave Smash to run for Waller in the $13 million Everest.
Foals With No Tails In the spring of 2012 when the first foals started arriving for Group I winner Shellscrape it quickly became apparent that all was not well and if you ever wondered what became of those foals born with no tails, then you would be interested in this maiden winner at Wagga on Monday.
Queensland Oaks winner to run in Derby Queensland Oaks winner Youngstar will attempt to become the first filly in a decade to add the Derby to her Classic victory.
Matthew Leek disqualified for 12 months Trainer Matthew Leek has been disqualified for 12 months after being found guilty of two charges relating to attempted race day treatment.
First horses on Hawkesbury Polytrack The first horses have galloped on the Polytrack at Hawkesbury in a test run for the new synthetic surface.
Destiny's Kiss entered for Stayers Cup Destiny's Kiss has been entered for the Stayers Cup at Randwick as insurance against a high Brisbane Cup weight.
Cumani still learning about Greycliffe Matt Cumani is planning to start Greycliffe over 2000m at Flemington but may keep two-year-old Anthemoessa for another day.
July return to Sydney racing for Bowman After a recent stint in Japan after the autumn carnival, champion jockey Hugh Bowman is planning to make his return to Sydney race riding in a few weeks.
Wet track hopes for Samantha in June Stks Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking for rain to help Samantha turn her form around in the Listed June Stakes at Randwick.
Bowman's home town a Cup Tour destination Hugh Bowman's home town Dunedoo in country NSW is one of 37 destinations for the 2018 Melbourne Cup Tour which will also visit Ireland, the UK and South Korea.
Ben Currie loses positive swab appeal Trainer Ben Currie has lost an appeal against a conviction on a swab charge which is unrelated to 31 other charges he is facing.
Mark Du Plessis to ride Most Important Mark Du Plessis will ride the Tony Gollan-trained Most Important in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at Doomben.
Rain to help Miss Sara in Atkins Trainer Les Ross is hoping predicted rain arrives to help tough filly Miss Sara in the Group One J J Atkins Stakes at Doomben.
Study Of Man wins French Derby Study Of Man has claimed Classic glory in the Prix du Jockey Club, the French Derby, at Chantilly.
Race lopped from Stradbroke Day meeting The Daybreak Lover Stakes will be moved to the Sunshine Coast to protect the Doomben track on Stradbroke day.
Han Xin Qld Derby hope for Waterhouse/Bott Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have transformed Han Xin from a sprinter to a stayer and a contender for the Group One Queensland Derby.
Waller aiming at Doomben G1 races Chris Waller will be well represented at Doomben in the three Group One events on Brisbane's biggest race day.
The Monstar to head to Stradbroke Aquis Farm will pay the $45,000 late entry fee to put Moreton Cup winner The Monstar into the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Lindsay Park with G1 chances in Brisbane The Lindsay Park team is set to have four horses in Group One races at Doomben on Stradbroke Handicap day, including Fundamentalist in the J J Atkins Plate.
Pride wary of Destiny's Kiss Cup handicap Joe Pride hopes veteran Destiny's Kiss's crack at the Brisbane Cup will not be jeopardised on the strength of his victory in the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Impending set for back-to-back Stradbrokes Impending's winning form on his least favoured wet tracks has the Godolphin stable confident he can win back-to-back Stradbroke Handicaps.
Experience to guide baby at Royal Ascot Two-year-old Luck Favours will have the experienced Redkirk Warrior as a travelling companion when she heads to England for the Royal Ascot meeting.
New Stradbroke rider for Most Important Trainer Tony Gollan will choose a new rider for Most Important with Jim Byrne switching to local Crack Me Up in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Trainers want tax to go to racing Queensland trainers want all revenue raised through a new point of consumption tax to go to the racing industry.
Masar delivers Derby win for Godolphin Godolphin's royal blue silks have been carried to victory for the first time in the Derby at Epsom with Masar causing a 16-1 upset.
Snippets Land in upset win at Caloundra Snippets Land has come from the outside barrier to score his first win in two years at Caloundra.
Lane among four riders suspended at Valley Four riders have been suspended for careless riding at Moonee Valley, including Damian Lane, who was outed for eight meetings.
Epidemic shares in feature race limelight Epidemic has grabbed her own share of the black-type spotlight from older brother Impending by winning the Listed Helen Coughlan Stakes at Caloundra.
Bogenhuber lifts The Monstar to Cup win Skye Bogenhuber has won her first Group Two race on The Monstar for trainer Brett Cavanough in the Moreton Cup at Caloundra.
First try at Valley lands SA pair a win Tildy Lad has given trainer South Australians Jeff Searle and apprentice Anna Jordsjo a Moonee Valley win at their first attempt.
Top Striker on the mark for Greg Hickman Top Striker has won at Rosehill, the first time the enigmatic gelding has tasted victory since December 2016.
Lite'n In My Veins wins well at Valley The Ciaron Maher-trained Lite'n In My Veins has made it four wins from his past five starts with victory over 2040m at Moonee Valley.
Sir Bacchus in overdue Rosehill win Sir Bacchus has recaptured his winning form at Rosehill after a long injury-related break to beat stablemates New Universe and Invinzabeel.
Tarzan conquers rivals in Lightning Hcp Track specialist Tarzan completed a long-range mission hatched by trainer Stuart Kendrick when he won the Lightning Handicap at Caloundra.
Volpe rebounds from frustrating exercise Volpe has responded to a quick back-up in style for Goulburn trainer Danny Williams by upsetting favourite I Am Serious at Rosehill.
Egg Tart returns to her best in O'Shea Egg Tart has returned to her best to score her first win in a year in the Group Two PJ O'Shea Stakes at Caloundra.
Granny Red Shoes dominates Oxlade rivals A dominant win by Granny Red Shoes on the Sunshine Coast is likely to earn her an extended winter carnival campaign.
Grey beard gets the job done at the Valley Jacquinot Bay is enjoying life at Lindsay Park and the 10-year-old has proved too strong for younger opponents in the Kate O'Sullivan Mile at Moonee Valley.
Princess Posh back in winners' circle Princess Posh has returned to the winners' circle at Rosehill, with trainer Kris Lees hoping she can continue to shine.
Tatt's Tiara option for Jamaican Rain Talented mare Jamaican Rain could have earned a crack at the Group One Tattersall's Tiara with victory as a short-priced favourite at Moonee Valley.
Change of plan works perfectly for Dagny Chris Waller has lauded Kerrin McEvoy's tactical nous after the jockey changed plans for Dagny before the mare nailed the Eremein Handicap at Rosehill.
Commander too good in Phoenix Stakes Trainer John Thompson will confer with Commander's owners before committing the Phoenix Stakes winner to a start in next week's JJ Atkins Stakes.
Radiant Choice returns to town to win Former city-trained horse Radiant Choice has returned to his former home at Rosehill to score an impressive win in a Highway Handicap.
Brief Rosehill trip pays off for Thompson Veteran jockey Robert Thompson justified his trip to Rosehill for a single ride by coolly guiding promising filly Dawn Dawn to her third career victory.
Andrews lands breakthrough win with Aquada Stable star Spirit Of Aquada has given trainer Gareth Andrews an important victory in the Bernadette Turner Handicap at Moonee Valley.
Qld Guineas possible for Gresham Connections will consider a Queensland Guineas start for Gresham after he stepped up to Saturday class to win at Rosehill.
Snowden puts Spending To Win in right race Champion trainer Peter Snowden has shown his ability to pick the right races for his horses with Spending To Win's victory at Caloundra.
Hellyer clear to keep riding at Caloundra Jockey Michael Hellyer has been cleared to keep riding at Caloundra after a fall in the first race.
Anjana remains unbeaten with Valley win Promising filly Anjana has made it three wins from as many starts with a convincing victory in her city debut at Moonee Valley.
Unbeaten Ronstar on track for next step up Promising two-year-old Ronstar faces a jump in distance and grade after a Rosehill victory that could renew overseas interest.
Stewards adjourn Browne inquiry Stewards have adjourned a running and handling inquiry into jockey Damian Browne's ride on Fighting Teo at the Sunshine Coast.
Forever Together breaks maiden in Oaks Forever Together has broken her maiden status with a strong staying performance to win the Oaks at Epsom.
Cracksman made to fight for victory Cracksman has had to call on all his reserves to claim a narrow victory in the Coronation Cup at Epsom.
Trainer Logan McGill to face RAD Board Stewards have issued two charges against trainer Logan McGill after a prohibited substance was detected in a post-race blood sample of one of his runners.
Trainer Ben Currie gets temporary stay Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie has been given a stay until five days after an internal review into his suspension which means he can resume training.
Yamazaki to chase black type Promising filly Yamazaki will be chasing valuable black-type status when she runs in the Phoenix Stakes at the Sunshine Coast.
Highly Geared lifts Kirkup during comeback Garry Kirkup says a low-key return to training has aided his rehabilitation from a car accident that left him grieving partner Samara Johnson.
Calanda gets things to suit in Moreton Cup The decision to switch Calanda's campaign to the Sunshine Coast could reap the gelding a Group Two win in the Moreton Cup.
Nieta finally finds ideal track conditions Nieta' will get her preferred rain-affected track at the Sunshine Coast when she takes on her sibling Tumbler in the Lightning Handicap.
O'Lonera kicks off winter at the Valley Stayer O'Lonera starts his winter campaign when he runs in the Kate O'Sullivan Mile at Moonee Valley.
Angland to build on record metro season Tye Angland has surpassed his most successful season in Sydney with 63 city winners eclipsing the mark he set as champion apprentice in 2006/07.
Prize money boost for Vic country racing Part of a number of prize money increases announced for Victoria racing includes a boost to country Cups and grassroots racing in the state.
Laura Cheshire in Group Two comeback Jockey Laura Cheshire has renewed an old association to get her first Group Two ride in more than a decade at the Sunshine Coast.
Irish Bet set for comeback at Rosehill Promising colt Irish Bet will make his return from an illness-enforced spell at Rosehill before an anticipated break to prepare him for a spring campaign.
Griffiths saddles up chances at the Valley Cranbourne trainer Robbie Griffiths saddles up some strong chances at Moonee Valley as he looks to get some luck swinging his way.
Dreams Aplenty back in form Tough gelding Dreams Aplenty can consign his only bad run to history when he tackles the Listed Spear Chief Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Prize money boost for Cups and Cox Plate Significant prize money increases have been announced for Victorian racing, including boosts to the Melbourne Cup, Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate.
South Aussie pair tackle first Valley trip Trainer Jeff Searle and apprentice Anna Jordsjo will get their first look at Moonee Valley when Tildy Lad runs in the WT Partnership Handicap.
Chris Munce chasing 50 winners Trainer Chris Munce is hoping Snoopy can help him reach 50 winners for the season for the first time by winning the Queensland Lightning at the Sunshine Coast.
Michael McNab to ride for Waller in Qld New Zealand jockey Michael McNab will head to Chris Waller's Gold Coast base to try his hand as Queensland stable jockey for the leading trainer.
O'Brien's Epsom ground concerns for Oaks Aidan O'Brien has some concerns about the soft ground for his five runners in the Oaks at Epsom.
Courgette fetches $2.1 million Courgette, the dam of Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign, has been sold for $2.1 million.
Field of 12 for Derby at Epsom Saxon Warrior heads a field of 12 to give trainer Aidan O'Brien a seventh Derby at Epsom.
Gosford double for trainer Jeremy Gask Jeremy Gask has trained two winners at Gosford to cement his return to Australia after a decade in England.
Barrier problem for Tarzan at the Coast Trainer Stuart Kendrick hopes the outside barrier won't be the problem it seems for Tarzan in the Lightning Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
The show rolls on for Weir at the Valley After a quiet week numbers-wise for leading trainer Darren Weir, he will have a strong hand when racing makes a return to Moonee Valley.
RAD Board dismisses charge against Egan Jockey Billy Egan has had a charge over a ride at Mornington dismissed by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Special Missile zeroes in on elusive win Special Missile will be out to end a frustrating string of near misses when he continues a consistent preparation in the Octagonal Handicap at Rosehill.
Blueblood to negotiate a deal for Secret Agenda Blueblood Thoroughbreds’ star mare Secret Agenda will be retired from racing after an illustrious career consisting of 23 starts, 7 wins, 5 seconds, 1 third and $1,549,400 in prize money.
Distance mix for Spectroscope Godolphin's head trainer James Cummings has decided to bring Spectroscope back in distance in an effort to get him back to winning form.
Violent Snow out to end year-long drought The Jason Warren-trained Violent Snow will try to cause an upset for the second straight year in a benchmark race for fillies and mares at Moonee Valley.
Skye Bogenhuber reunites with The Monstar Toowoomba jockey Skye Bogenhuber will be reunited with The Monstar in the Group Two Moreton Cup at the Sunshine Coast.
Ben Currie transfers some stable horses Suspended trainer Ben Currie has transferred some of his stable's horses to other trainers so they can run as he waits on a stay of proceedings.
Hunter a chance at more Valley success Trainer Jerome Hunter has two runners set to clash in a sprint race at Moonee Valley as he bids to continue his good strike rate at the track.
Winona Costin riding high with Ronstar Jockey Winona Costin is happily absorbing the pressure associated with riding Ronstar as the swayback gelding aims to remain unbeaten at Rosehill.
Damian Browne to defend Coast crown Jockey Damian Browne is ready to defend his title as King of the Sunshine Coast at the track's first Group Two day.
Trainer Bruce Hill forgives Man poor run Trainer Bruce Hill has decided to continue a middle distance campaign with Man Of His Word despite the gelding's poor run in the Doomben Cup.
Group One winner Secret Agenda retired The Mick Price-trained Secret Agenda has been retired from racing with seven wins from 23 starts including the 2017 Group One Robert Sangster Stakes.
Handsome can cause Stradbroke problems A win by Handsome Thief in the Moreton Cup would cause problems for his trainer Darren Weir in qualifying all his acceptors for the Stradbroke Handicap.
NZ jockey Waddell taking extended break Group One-winning New Zealand jockey Jason Waddell will take an extended break from riding because of ill health.
Harness Jewels horses to be tested Ten horses scheduled to compete at New Zealand's Harness Jewels meeting will be tested amid fears of human-to-horse contamination of a prohibited substance.
James McDonald to ride at Royal Ascot James McDonald has been booked to ride Equilateral in the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot with the sprinter a possible contender for The Everest.
Currie stay application adjourned again An application for a stay of a suspension on Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie has been adjourned.
Seymour racetrack to have extended break Racing Victoria has announced that Seymour racetrack will be given an extended break to allow further testing and works on the racing surface.
Silent Explorer off mark despite protest Silent Explorer has recouped his purchase price in his second start for trainer David Payne, thanks to a slender victory at Warwick Farm.
Mitchell Beer strikes from new Albury base Trainer Mitchell Beer has opened a satellite stable in Albury as he chases financial returns for his owners.
Bowman ponders return after Japanese stint Jockey Hugh Bowman has returned to Australia earlier than anticipated after being suspended for his ride in Japan Derby.
Luck changes for Seasons at Warwick Farm The talented Les Bridge-trained filly Seasons has benefited from an unimpeded run to claim her first career win at Warwick Farm.
Banner Season earns Queensland Derby berth Newcastle three-year-old Banner Season has earned a Queensland Derby start with his win at Ipswich.
Preusker takes to the road for the Valley Paul Preusker has struck a purple patch of form from his country base and he hopes that can be extended when he saddles three runners at Moonee Valley.
Options kept open for in-form Inn Keeper Trainer Symon Wilde will have a close look at the field before committing in form Inn Keeper to a start at Moonee Valley from the widest barrier.
Comeback continues for Attard stable star Trainer Jason Attard has brushed aside a wide draw for Sons Of John in the Octagonal Handicap at Rosehill as the gelding continues his comeback from injury.
French import set to improve in PJ O'Shea One Foot In Heaven was considered a contender for Europe's best race but the stayer will be trying to win in Australia for the first time at the Sunshine Coast.
Wet track to help NZ mare in Moreton Cup A soft track at the Sunshine Coast will be a boost for Group One-winning mare Aide Memoire as she tries to return to her best form.
Dettori takes Hazapour for a gallop Frankie Dettori has travelled to Ireland to give his Derby mount Hazapour a gallop ahead of the Epsom Classic.
Few surprises in 1st Stradbroke acceptors Two top chances remain just outside the field after first acceptances for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Ben Currie stay application delayed Trainer Ben Currie's application for a stay which would allow him to keep training until 31 charges against him are resolved has been delayed.
The Cleaner's trainer Mick Burles retires Mick Burles, who enjoyed his biggest successes with popular Tasmanian gelding The Cleaner, has retired from training.
English to miss Stradbroke Handicap Dual Group One-winning mare English will be given a break before she is aimed at The Everest, rather than press on the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at Doomben.
Crockett anxious for Nictock to stride out Mudgee trainer Cameron Crockett is hopeful Nictock can overcome a pain-inflicting action and make a belated comeback in style at Rosehill.
Dale Smith gets one meeting off suspension Dale Smith has had an appeal against a careless riding suspension dismissed but has had his penalty varied from nine meetings to eight.
Valley race the next step for Bel Sonic Talented gelding Bel Sonic will be out to make his mark in this season's A R Creswick Series, starting with a heat of the series at Moonee Valley.
Payne expects boost from Silent Explorer David Payne will watch Silent Explorer's progress at Warwick Farm with interest as the gelding enhances the trainer's association with stallion Lope De Vega.
Jameka fetches $2.6 million at sale Jameka's managing owner Col McKenna has paid $2.6 million at the National Broodmare sale to buy his partners out and retain the triple Group One winner.
Jameka to be sold at Gold Coast Jameka, winner of three Group One races including the Caulfield Cup, will be the star attraction at the Gold Coast Broodmare Sale.
Currie to seek stay on suspension Queensland's leading trainer Ben Currie will seek an urgent stay of a suspension until 31 charges against him are resolved.
Stewards warning re prohibited substance Racing NSW stewards have issued a warning about the substance synephrine which could produce positive samples in humans and horses.
Vic jockeys appealing careless riding bans The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear careless riding suspensions of jockeys Jake Noonan and Dale Smith.
Ashlor suited around turns at the Valley Trainer Dan McCarthy is keeping his options open with the talented Ashlor who will run in the fourth heat of the All Victorian Sprint Series at Moonee Valley.
Juvenile Ronstar to return to Rosehill Trainer Gary Portelli will send two-year-old Ronstar back to Rosehill hoping he can replicate his debut win and prompt a spring campaign.
In Her Time to miss Stradbroke Handicap Stradbroke Handicap favourite Impending has been given 57.5kg to defend his title in Brisbane's premier sprint.
Egg Tart to run at the Sunshine Coast Egg Tart gets the chance to show trainer Chris Waller she can be a Caulfield Cup contender when she runs at Caloundra.
Avdulla injures back in pre-trial fall Brenton Avdulla has been hurt in a fall at the Randwick barrier trials and will need to be cleared to ride at Warwick Farm.
Ability up for return after Werribee trial A second placing in a Werribee barrier trial has talented sprinter Ability ready for his return after recovering from surgery for knee chips.
Alpha Centauri in upset 1000 Guineas win Trainer Jessica Harrington has claimed her first Classic victory with Alpha Centauri winning the Irish 1000 Guineas at the Curragh.
Redkirk Warrior spot-on for Royal Ascot A comfortable win in an 800m-barrier trial at Werribee has Redkirk Warrior in good order ahead of his trip to England for the Royal Ascot meeting.
Group One win for Tommy Berry Pakistan Star has capped a big day for Tommy Berry with a Group One win at Sha Tin to give the jockey a treble.
In Her Time primed for Stradbroke Galaxy winner In Her Time is fit and ready for her return to Brisbane for the Stradbroke Handicap.
French experience coming for Michael Poy Michael Poy, the son of retired champion jockey Michael Clarke, is bound for France to take part in an apprentices race on French Oaks day.
I'm A Rippa to chase $1 million Trainer Tony Gollan has two choices for the improved I'm A Rippa as the gelding chases $1 million prize money at the Sunshine Coast.
Jungle Edge heading home to Victoria Brisbane's generally fine weather means noted wet tracker Jungle Edge has headed back south for the winter.
Townsville fall inquiry to reconvene Stewards are looking for a suitable time and place to reconvene an inquiry into a fall which resulted in three jockeys being taken to hospital in Townsville.
Romanised wins Irish 2000 Guineas Trainer Ken Condon has broken through for his first Classic success with Romanised in the Irish 2000 Guineas at the Curragh.
Southern Legend wins Kranji Mile Hong Kong-based former Sydney horse Southern Legend has won the Kranji Mile for trainer Caspar Fownes and jockey Zac Purton.
Weir Stradbroke pair to trial at Werribee Peaceful State and Danon Liberty will add a bit more colour to the Werribee trials as they press ahead towards the Stradbroke Handicap in Brisbane.
Merchant Navy wins G2 in Ireland Australian colt Merchant Navy has staked his claims for the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot by winning the Group Two Greenlands Stakes at the Curragh.
Blake Shinn to appeal careless riding ban Jockey Blake Shinn will appeal a careless riding suspension that will rule him out of Stradbroke Handicap Day at Doomben.
Browne ban puts Impending ride in jeopardy Group One-winning jockey Damian Browne will appeal against a careless-riding suspension in a bid to keep the Stradbroke Handicap ride on Impending.
Stradbroke decision looms for Perry stable Trainer Paul Perry has some thinking to do after the three-year-old Perast won the Fred Best Classic at Doomben.
Tom Ryan suspended after hurdle at Sandown Tom Ryan has been suspended following his ride aboard Dane Hussler in the Australian Hurdle at Sandown.
Fierce Impact gives Smith Randwick double The imported Fierce Impact has brought up the second leg of a winning double at Randwick for the Matthew Smith stable.
Fifty Stars goes four straight at Sandown The Queensland Guineas at Doomben is being considered for Fifty Stars after he kept his unbeaten record intact with another victory at Sandown.
Dreamforce resumes in style at Randwick Dreamforce has made a successful return to racing to give Sydney jockeys' premiership leader Brenton Avdulla his fourth winner for the meeting.
Youngstar prevails in a Qld Oaks thriller Youngstar has continued her meteoric rise, winning the Queensland Oaks in a nail-biting finish from stablemate Another Dollar.
NZ stayer Mazzuro upsets Sandown rivals New Zealander Mazzuro has earned an extended Australian campaign with a shock win at Sandown.
Veteran Destiny's Kiss lands McKell Cup Veteran stayer Destiny's Kiss will now be aimed at the Brisbane Cup after a stirring win in the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Impending wins the G1 Kingsford Smith Cup Godolphin's Impending won his second Group One race in the Kingsford Smith Cup and will now get a chance to make it three in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Pedreana claims G3 Glenlogan Park Stakes Jockey Michael Dee has captured the Group Three Glenlogan Park Stakes aboard Pedrena at his first day of riding at Doomben.
Stirring win for Derby-bound Live And Free Queensland Derby-bound Live And Free has given part-owners Julie and Gary Manning the ideal tonic as they recover from injuries sustained in a car accident.
Self Sense confirms liking for obstacles Self Sense has remained unbeaten over jumps taking out the Australian Hurdle at Sandown as a short-priced favourite.
Track complaint mars Doomben G1 meeting The final race at the Queensland Oaks meeting has been run in near darkness after a delay when jockeys raised concerns about the Doomben track.
Bastia provides some solace for Kris Lees The Kris Lees-trained Bastia has won comfortably at Randwick to partially compensate for the late scratching of Graff from the Sires' Produce Stakes at Doomben.
Don't Be Shy takes Australian Steeplechase At her first start over the bigger jumps, Don't Be Shy has taken out the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
She Knows carries big weight at Randwick She Knows has handled the burden of 62.5kg with ease to win a Highway Handicap at Randwick and confirm a trip to Melbourne.
Chris Waller provides BRC Sires' quinella Chris Waller has won the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes for the third time after providing the quinella in the Group Two race at Doomben.
Duca Valentinois claims first WFA success Trainer James Cummings is considering extending the winter carnival campaign of Duca Valentinois after the gelding's win in the Lord Mayor's Cup at Doomben.
Savatiano romps home in Randwick victory A stakes race could be added to the program for Savatiano after the Godolphin filly remained unbeaten this preparation with a second-up win at Randwick.
Furnished Rising Red takes Premier's Cup Tough stayer Rising Red showed he had matured with his strong win in the Premier's Cup at Doomben.
Touch Of Mink to return to stakes class Trainer Matthew Smith will prepare Touch Of Mink for the Sunshine Coast Guineas following her win at Randwick.
Black Caviar son makes encouraging debut Prince Of Caviar may not have finished in the placings at his racetrack debut but he pleased co-trainer Wayne Hawkes and jockey Luke Nolen with his performance.
Heavenly Thought firms for G1 Qld Derby Well-bred colt Heavenly Thought is on track to give Darren Weir his first Queensland Derby win after the colt's victory in the Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben.
The Autumn Sun shines ahead of JJ Atkins The Chris Waller-trained colt The Autumn Sun has warmed up for the Group One JJ Atkins at Doomben in style with a clinical victory at Randwick.
Jeff Lloyd brings up 100 Qld metro wins Jeff Lloyd has ridden 100 winners in a Queensland metropolitan season for the second time in a row with victory on Tyzone at Doomben.
Third Saval Beg for Order Of St George Order Of St George has shown he is on target for the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot with this third victory in the Saval Beg Stakes at Leopardstown.
Smerdon hit with additional $90,000 fine Trainer Robert Smerdon has been stung with an $90,000 fine on top of his life disqualification for his involvement in the Aquanita case.
Avdulla puts mounts on course for Brisbane Brisbane winter carnival contenders will hold the key to jockey Brenton Avdulla chances at Randwick.
Royal Celebration steps up at Randwick Royal Celebration faces his first test at Randwick for trainer Ron Quinton when he takes on a field including Group One JJ Atkins contender The Autumn Sun.
Turnberry strives to make cut for Derby Newcastle trainer Kris Lees hopes Turnberry can press his claims for a trip to Queensland when the gelding has his first start at Randwick.
Another Dollar seeks revenge in Qld Oaks Glyn Schofield believes Another Dollar is capable of upstaging stablemate and Queensland Oaks favourite Youngstar in the Group One Classic.
Le Romain draws well for Kingsford-Smith Triple Group One winner Le Romain has received a welcome barrier as he chases more elite-level success in the Kingsford-Smith Cup at Doomben.
Guy upbeat about Protest's chances in Oaks The Bryan and Daniel Guy training partnership likes the chances of Protest in the Queensland Oaks despite her big price.
Musgrove with numbers in Sandown features Of the 22 jumpers accepted to run in the Australian Hurdle and Steeplechase at Sandown, Eric Musgrove will saddle six runners over the two races.
Sizzling Ace set for first win in Sires' Maiden Sizzling Ace has drawn a good barrier and is out to the right distance as she chases a win in the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Qld Guineas preferred for Mishani Bullitt Trainer Chris Anderson wants to run Mishani Bullitt in the Queensland Guineas even if he gets a ballot-free entry to the Stradbroke Handicap.
Morendi to step up in Gr 3 Premier's Cup Tough stayer Morendi gets a chance to show he has developed into a stakes horse when he tackles a big field in the Premier's Cup.
Under Oath settles for Sandown consolation After Queensland Derby plans have been cast aside, Under Oath will chase an incentive bonus in the Ladbrokes Cash Out Handicap at Sandown.
Panya out to join elite group in Qld Oaks Sydney jockey Deanne Panya can join an elite group of women riders if she win the Group One Queensland Oaks.
Magic Circle could add Gold Cup to program Magic Circle's dominant win at Sandown has added the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot as a potential lead-up to the Melbourne Cup.
The Autumn Sun to set scene for JJ Atkins Chris Waller expects impressive colt The Autumn Sun to make a timely statement at Randwick before heading to Brisbane for the Group One JJ Atkins Plate.
Weighty task confronts in-form sprinter Wyong trainer Tracey Bartley hopes Listed Ortensia Stakes winner To Excess can overcome a ratings boost to continue his impressive campaign at Randwick.
Derby starts go on the line in Grand Prix Three impressive winners from a midweek meeting will chase places in the Queensland Derby when they run in the Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben.
Listed McKell Cup back-up for The Getaway The Getaway will step up in distance and grade when he backs up from his Rosehill win to the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Conservative Sandown ride for Greycliffe Trainer Matt Cumani will adopt new tactics with three-year-old Greycliffe when he runs in the Ladbrokes Cash Out Handicap at Sandown.
A look at the Group One Queensland Oaks The Queensland Oaks has become a launching pad for some of the greats of the Australian turf.
So Si Bon to race on as a gelding The connections of So Si Bon have decided to geld him and continue his racing career after Victorian stewards placed a ban on the horse for biting.
Getting Leggie suited to the bigger jumps After a successful stint at hurdling, Getting Leggie is set to make his debut over the bigger obstacles in the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Waller opts against blinkers on Oaks fancy Chris Waller has decided not to use blinkers on the favourite Youngstar in the Group One Queensland Oaks at Doomben.
Impending leads way for Godolphin in Cup Kingsford-Smith Cup chance Impending will lead the way for Godolphin as the high-profile stable sends out eight runners at Doomben.
Sam Kavanagh loses cobalt appeal The Racing NSW Appeals Tribunal has dismissed disqualified trainer Sam Kavanagh's appeal against conviction for cobalt offences.
Byrne a boost for Terra Sancta in Qld Oaks Trainer Tony Pike is hoping jockey Jim Byrne's local knowledge of Doomben can help his filly Terra Sancta win the Queensland Oaks.
Plumaro ready for big test in BRC Sires' Trainer Kevin Kemp is confident Plumaro will run a huge race in her biggest test in the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Dettori to ride for Aga Khan in Derby Frankie Dettori will ride Hazapour for the Aga Khan and trainer Dermot Weld in the Epsom Derby.
Brenton Avdulla queried on Canterbury ride Sydney premiership-leading jockey Brenton Avdulla has been taken to task by Racing NSW stewards for his handling of King Hewitt at Canterbury.
Future miler Pedicel makes winning debut James McDonald has warmed up for Group One assignments in Doomben with a midweek win for Lindsay Park on newcomer Pedicel at Canterbury.
Four-month ban hits jockey Chris Caserta Caulfield-based apprentice Chris Caserta has been suspended from race riding for four months after returning a positive urine test.
Jeff Lloyd closes in on century of winners Jeff Lloyd has moved to within one win of reaching 100 winners for the season with a Gold Coast treble.
Prince Of Caviar set to line-up at Sandown Prince Of Caviar, the second foal of unbeaten mare Black Caviar, has drawn barrier five in a 13-horse field for his debut run at Sandown.
Beidi off and running in Canterbury win Promising colt Beidi has made a successful start to his racing career for Ingham Racing with a strong win at Canterbury.
Red Excitement bids for another stakes win Stable favourite Red Excitement will bid for another stakes win in the Group Three Lord Mayor's Cup at Doomben for trainer Gerald Ryan.
Dwyer jumper out to dominate at Sandown The Dominator will attempt to claim the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown after winning on his steeplechasing debut at Warrnambool.
All Too Huiying on trial for Derby start All Too Huiying is on trial for a trip to Brisbane and the Queensland Derby when the Gary Moore-trained colt has his second start since a let-up at Randwick.
Ecuador seeks second McKell Cup success Durable stayer Ecuador can create history by becoming the first multiple winner of the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Lloyd boosts Tinkermosa in Queensland Oaks Trainer John Sargent says his chances of winning a fourth Oaks in Australia have been boosted after Jeff Lloyd accepted the ride on Tinkermosa.
Injured jockey Wiggins hopes to be cleared Jockey Ryan Wiggins is confident he will be cleared to ride at Ipswich after being injured at the Sunshine Coast trials.
Champagne Cuddles to tackle Group One Cup Brilliant Sydney filly Champagne Cuddles has figured in a change of plans and will tackle the Group One Kingsford Smith Cup.
Waller has five hopes for another Qld Oaks Favourite Youngstar is one of five horses to represent Chris Waller in the Queensland Oaks as he chases a third win in the past four years.
Ben Currie to front stewards again An inquiry into activities at Ben Currie's Toowoomba stables will be reconvened with the trainer directed to appear.
Cracksman primed for Coronation Cup Trainer John Gosden believes Coronation Cup favourite Cracksman has finally matured as he heads to the Coronation Cup at Epsom.
Danish Twist seeks sales boost with win Sales-bound mare Danish Twist has an opportunity to heighten her appeal with a long-awaited in in the Group Three Glenlogan Stakes at Doomben
English set for another Everest audition English will attempt to follow her success in the Doomben 10,000 when she stakes another claim for an Everest slot in the Group One Kingsford Smith Cup.
Chris Caserta to front RV stewards hearing A urine sample provided by apprentice Chris Caserta has tested positive to a banned substance under the rules of racing.
Gold Medals after dual Australian Steeples Gold Medals will have to carry an extra five kilograms as he chases a second consecutive Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Brad Widdup weighs up next step for Lovani Lovani has the McKell Cup at Randwick or a trip to Brisbane on her agenda as trainer Brad Widdup considers options for the mare.
Hill remains hospitalised following fall Another lengthy stint on the sidelines awaits jockey Jack Hill following his latest fall at the Victorian country track of Wodonga.
Wee Gilly transferred to Archie Alexander Stakes-placed New Zealand filly Wee Gilly has been bought by OTI and will do her future racing in Australia under Archie Alexander.
Marabel to broaden horizons at Canterbury Marabel will step up to 1900 metres at Canterbury with trainer Wendy Roche believing her future lies in longer races.
Apprentice Aitken has a win at RAD Board A careless riding suspension incurred by apprentice Mitch Aitken in the Casterton Cup has been overturned by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Aloisia fine for Oaks after stomach upset Aloisia has overcome an upset stomach after a flight from Melbourne and is set to take her place in the Queensland Oaks.
The Tin Man up and running at Windsor The Tin Man has begun his defence of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes with victory in the Listed Leisure Stakes at Windsor.
Mullins vet charged over inside info A vet has been charged with passing on inside information about the condition of the Willie Mullins-trained Faugheen before he was withdrawn from a race.
Prince Of Caviar among Sandown nominations Hawkes Racing will make a decision closer to race day whether Prince Of Caviar makes his debut with the colt entered for races at Cranbourne and Sandown.
Mark Currie outed for two years Trainer Mark Currie has been disqualified for two years on race day treatment charges relating to horses trained by his son Ben Currie at Toowoomba.
Racing identity Tom "Spider" Barker dies Long-time foreman for trainer TJ Smith and companion and carer to Kingston Town, Tom Barker has died aged 82.
Self Sense among Australian Hurdle entries Exciting jumping prospect Self Sense is set for a step up in class in the Australian Hurdle at Sandown.
Former Horse of the Year T M Opera O dies aged 22 T M Opera O, who held the world earnings record for 17 years, has died aged 22 at stud in Japan.
Plucky Girl chasing stakes win at Doomben The consistent Plucky Girl is set to have her first start in black=type company at Doomben in the Glenlogan Park Stakes.
Play That Song to continue on Oaks path Trainer Mike Moroney admits to being confused by the recent performance of Play That Song but will press ahead with plans to run her in the Queensland Oaks.
Zac Purton issues HK premiership challenge Ex-pat Australian Zac Purton has cut back Joao Moreira's lead to four in the battle for the Hong Kong jockeys' championship.
New Stakes-Winner for Domesday Aquis based Domesday has had some outstanding mares running for him this season including Daysee Doom and Oregon's Day with Have Another Glass adding to their success with a strong finishing win in the Listed SAJC Centaurea Stakes at Morphettville on Saturday.
Seventh Winner for Zoustar With his pronounced swayback, the Gary Portelli-trained Ronstar was the subject of more curiosity than admiration when parading prior to his career debut in Saturday's Abercorn Hall of Fame Handicap (1200m) at Rosehill Gardens.
McDonald to ride in Group One race Comeback jockey James McDonald will ride Care To Think in the Group One Kingsford Smith Cup at Doomben.
Siren's Fury to press on to Brisbane Trainer Jason Coyle will send Dark Jewel Classic winner Siren's Fury to Brisbane with stablemate White Moss for a two-pronged attack on the Tatt's Tiara.
Chris Waller to have strong Qld Oaks hand Trainer Chris Waller has eight first acceptors for the Group One Queensland Oaks as he attempts another win in the Classic.
Australian Hurdle next target for Two Hats After winning the Galleywood Hurdle on his home track at Warrnambool, Two Hats is off to Sandown for a shot at the Australian Hurdle.
Jordan Childs suspended for alcohol breach Jockey Jordan Childs, winner of the Blue Diamond Stakes, has been outed for one month for failing a breath test.
Sean Cormack to visit doctor Jockey Sean Cormack will return to a doctor to find out the full extent of a knee injury which has sidelined him from Queensland racing.
Moreton Cup to be run under lights The Moreton Cup at the Sunshine Coast will be the first Group Two race run under lights in Queensland.
Rhododendron lands Lockinge thriller Trainer Aidan O'Brien's decision to switch Rhododendron back to a mile has proved a winning tactic in the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury.
Justify keeps Triple Crown bid alive The Bob Baffert-trained Justify has kept his Triple Crown hopes alive, adding the Preakness Stakes to his Kentucky Derby win.
So Si Bon claims another Flemington victim For the third time in his career, So Si Bon has taken a bite at a rival runner to incur an indefinite Racing Victoria stewards ban.
Convincing victory for firing Missile Coda Missile Coda has put her barrier issues behind her and earned a search for black-type in Queensland, thanks to an impressive win at Rosehill.
McGillivray suspended for Doomben Cup ride Jockey Matt McGillivray has been suspended for his Doomben Cup ride on Abbey Marie.
Ben Currie stablehand given 18-month ban A stablehand employed by Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie has been disqualified for 18 months on a raceday treatment charge.
Perseverance rewarded for Secret Trails It was mission accomplished for Secret Trail after she claimed an overdue black-type win in the Bright Shadow Quality at Doomben.
Fitting win for I Am Serious at Rosehill I Am Serious has given newly inducted Australian Racing Hall of Fame member Chris Waller victory in the race at Rosehill named in his honour.
Sin To Win outstays Andrew Ramsden rivals Sin To Win has stayed on best over the Melbourne Cup course, scoring in the Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington.
Santa Ana Lane claims Group One Goodwood Santa Ana Lane has won the Group One Goodwood, Adelaide's premier race for sprinters, providing Anthony Freedman his fifth major success for the season.
King Darci rules tight finish at Rosehill King Darci prefers the sting out of the ground but the gelding has still recorded half of his six career wins on good tracks after a narrow victory at Rosehill.
First Among Equals scores at Flemington First Among Equals is the latest former West Australian galloper to benefit from the Warrnambool training base of Darren Weir.
Comin' Through wins the Gr 1 Doomben Cup Comin' Through has beaten his Chris Waller-trained stablemate Egg Tart to win the Group One Doomben Cup.
All-the-way win to I'm A Rippa in Sprint Leading jockey Jeff Lloyd has clinched a hat-trick of wins at Doomben after I'm A Rippa led all the way to win the Group Three BRC Sprint.
Blinkered Albumin in overdue Rosehill win A set of blinkers has helped Albumin to an overdue win at Rosehill, bringing a plunge on one of his rivals unstuck.
The Getaway eyes off McKell Cup back-up The Getaway has got home at long odds at Rosehill to potentially back-up in the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick for Newcastle trainer Paul Perry.
Boom Time streets rivals in Flemington win Boom Time will enjoy a brief winter break before embarking on a campaign aimed at winning a second successive Caulfield Cup.
Winter Bride a showstopper in Doomben win Winter Bride has passed the first of several potential winter carnival tests and is now chasing a black-type win.
Dia De Reyes gives Dunn another Highway Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn has sent Dia De Reyes to Sydney for a well-deserved win in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Gracida in thrilling Chief de Beers win Gracida has scored a brave and thrilling win in the Listed Chief De Beers Handicap at Doomben.
Epidemic extends unbeaten run at Rosehill Godolphin filly Epidemic has recorded back-to-back wins at Rosehill since returning from a spell to indicate another black-type assignment looms.
Eawase defies pattern for stakes success Well-bred Sydney filly Eawase has defied the race pattern of the day to come from back in the field to win the Listed Bill Carter Stakes.
Two in a row for Vassilator at Flemington Vassilator has added the George Watson Hall Of Fame Trophy to his record to remain unbeaten in two Flemington outings.
Lisdoonvarna bounces back in Rosehill win Lisdoonvarna has confirmed a trip to Brisbane for stakes races with a solid victory at Rosehill.
Buffering's brother lands Doomben victory No Annamossity has raced up to his bloodlines with a tenacious win at Doomben.
Redkirk Warrior in good form at Flemington Lindsay Park has taken Redkirk Warrior to Flemington to give the sprinter some race day atmosphere before he leaves for Royal Ascot.
Ronstar boosts morale at Rosehill on debut The Gary Portelli-trained Ronstar has made an impressive start to his racing career at Rosehill with a victory to boost the gelding's owner-breeders.
Miss Iano to chase wet tracks in Brisbane Victorian trainer Mark Webb is hoping rain returns to Brisbane so his mare Miss Iano can chase some stakes races.
Track no problem for Waller runner The Chris Waller-trained Life Less Ordinary should have no problems adapting to the Doomben track in what will be his 19th start at different venues.
Double delight assured for Richard Litt Warwick Farm trainer Richard Litt is rapt to have two runners at Rosehill, the scene of his first Saturday-class win with Sedition.
River Bird aiming at Queensland return Trainer Jason Coyle is hoping River Bird can warrant a Queensland winter carnival campaign by producing a strong performance at Rosehill.
Privlaka to show pace again Privlaka will again have to be ridden for pace in the Group Three BRC Sprint at Doomben as he chases a Stradbroke Handicap berth..
Winx Half-Brother Retires to Stud Unraced Boulder City makes his stud debut at Russell and Caroline Osborne's Riverbank Farm, Benalla this spring.
Laing duo to stick out Andrew Ramsden trip Darabad and Cuban Fighter form a two-pronged attack from trainer Robbie Laing on the Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington.
Satono Rasen primed to star for Waller Satono Rasen is poised to secure his first win since joining Chris Waller's stable from Japan when he lines up in the Group One Doomben Cup.
Clark looking for another Adelaide G1 Sydney jockey Tim Clark will return to Morphettville looking to add the Goodwood on Thronum to his Group One sprint win aboard Shoals in Adelaide.
Birchley, Vasil can train as appeal bans Trainers Liam Birchley and Tony Vasil have been granted stays of their respective one- and three-year disqualifications in the Aquanita case while they appeal.
Second chance for Notonyourlife Well-bred mare Notonyourlife has returned to racing after it was discovered she wasn't carrying a foal as originally thought.
Straight improvement from Lindsay Park duo Keen Array and Derryn tackle The Straight Six at Flemington with Lindsay Park expecting improvement from the pair.
Matt Dunn's barrier luck changes Trainer Matt Dunn's luck with barriers has finally changed with several of his horses drawing well in stakes races at Doomben.
Max Dynamite back to the flat at York Connections of Max Dynamite are hoping a return to Flat racing can rekindle his enthusiasm when he bids for glory in the Yorkshire Cup.
Shamus Award Winner in South Africa Two year-old Shamus Award filly Jailhouse Jazz opened her account at the second time of asking when saluting at Vaal in South Africa on Thursday.
Pedigree Points for the G3 National Stakes for the 2YO’s in Adelaide… Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Group 3 National Stakes for the 2YO’s in Adelaide…
Justify works on soggy Pimlico track Preakness Stakes favourite Justify has been given an easy work-out on a wet Pimlico track ahead of the second leg of the Triple Crown.
NZ mare in first run for Lindsay Park New Zealand Group One-winning mare La Bella Diosa will make her debut for Lindsay Park in a 1400m-race at Flemington.
Our Belisa resumes search for black-type Randwick trainer John Thompson is looking forward to the return of Our Belisa at Rosehill for her first start this year.
Japanese influence in Doomben Cup Japan's growing influence on Australian racing will again be shown if it can provide the quinella in the Group One Doomben Cup.
NZ training record for Baker-Forsman duo Training partners Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman have set a New Zealand training record with their 115th win.
Magstock to improve on first-up record Former Singapore horse Magstock is big odds in the Group Three BRC Sprint but has an excellent placing strike-rate when first-up.
Champ Elect ready to boost Munce's winter The Chris Munce-trained former top two-year-old Champ Elect has returned from a good spell to be ready to take a major hand in the Brisbane carnival.
Damien Oliver chasing some Goodwood Magic Champion jockey Damien Oliver says sprinter Vega Magic is spot-on ahead of his defence of the Goodwood at Morphettville.
Barrier draws not that kind for Quality Trainer Robbie Griffiths has elected to keep Divine Quality at home and run at Flemington after she drew barrier 16 at Morphettville.
Noire poised for comeback at Rosehill The promising Chris Waller-trained mare Noire will resume at Rosehill as she builds into a campaign targeting the Group One Tatt's Tiara in Brisbane.
Moher chases consolation win for Godolphin Moher has the chance to give Godolphin a consolation win in the BRC Sprint after the scratching of It's Somewhat from the Doomben Cup.
Roller coaster continues for McGillivray Jockey Matt McGillivray's roller coaster season will continue when he has his first Group One ride on Abbey Marie in the Doomben Cup.
Lindsay Park doubles up in Andrew Ramsden Sin To Win and Charlevoix will be out to add the Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington to Lindsay Park's record.
Savanna Amour overcomes minor problems Quality mare Savanna Amour has overcome some minor problems to be ready for the first of three winter carnival runs at Doomben.
Ben Currie reaches 500 career winners Trainer Ben Currie has now recorded 500 career wins and hopes to make it 12 in stakes races in the Group Three BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Harry Angel wins Duke of York Stakes Star sprinter Harry Angel has made a successful start to his campaign with an authoritative display in the Duke of York Stakes.
Justify draws barrier seven for Preakness Justify has drawn barrier seven of eight as he bids to add the Preakness Stakes to his Kentucky Derby win.
Winning Wednesday for All Too Hard A Wednesday treble for Vinery Stud's All Too Hard featured a juvenile quinella at Sandown with Riviera and De Little Sister hitting the line locked together and a promising three year-old entered for the Group I BRC Queensland Derby.
Raining Winners for Zebedee Mick Channon's 2YO Barbill kicked off an incredible ten-horse winning streak across Europe for Zebedee (by Invincible Spirit) at Bath last week.
Big Orange sidelined with injury Ascot Gold Cup winner Big Orange will not defend his title after being sidelined because of injury, trainer Michael Bell has announced.
Weir import measures up to city standard Fifty Stars has completed a winning hat-trick from his only three starts with an impressive victory over 1400m at Sandown.
James McDonald back in winning groove James McDonald has returned from a disqualification with a double at Warwick Farm.
Queensland Derby hopes on show at Coast The Sunshine Coast midweek meeting has produced two promising three-year-old stayers headed to the Queensland Derby.
Chautauqua in training for spring return Chautauqua has commenced work again after having a barrier ban placed on him that put an end to his autumn campaign.
Almighty Crown bound for Queensland Derby Almighty Crown has a Brisbane Group One on the radar after an impressive staying success at Warwick Farm for Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller.
Oregon's Day faces Doomben Cup challenge Oregon's Day is set to defy the trend of mares struggling in the Group One Doomben Cup.
Riviera Sandown win all for Hawkes family Wayne Hawkes says his mother Jenny will be over the moon with the debut win of Riviera at Sandown.
McDonald makes winning return to racing Former Sydney premiership-winning jockey James McDonald has returned from an 18-month disqualification in style with a victory at Warwick Farm.
Newnham expects boost from Star Sensation Mark Newnham is confident Star Sensation is on the rise after a slow start undermined her comeback to racing at Rosehill.
Swacadelic lines up for fifth try at 3200m Trainer Aaron Purcell is hoping Swacadelic gets his opportunity to win at 3200m for the first time when he runs in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington.
Ever So Natural has a tough act to follow Tracey Bartley will attempt to keep his successful season on an upward spiral when Ever So Natural runs at Rosehill.
Waller six to chase Group One Doomben Cup Chris Waller has trained the first six horses across the line in a stakes race and has another chance to do it in the Group One Doomben Cup.
Waller runners dominate Doomben Cup field Six of the 13 acceptors for the Group One Doomben Cup will be saddled by premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller.
Prominent racing identity Don Storey dies Prominent Sydney racing owner, breeder and administrator Don Storey has died aged 86.
Step up in trip looms for in-form Anatola Sydney mare Anatola will take another step towards a Group One target when she contests the Bright Shadow Quality at Doomben.
Rich Charm spot on for Flemington assault Trainer Udyta Clarke admits her nerves are starting to build ahead of Rich Charm contesting the Listed The Straight Six at Flemington.
Widdup navigates next stage for Chauffeur Chauffeur is poised for his first start for Brad Widdup at Rosehill, where his racing future will be determined.
Another Currie stable employee suspended One of Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie's stablehands has been suspended for three months for giving false evidence to stewards.
James McDonald primed for racing comeback James McDonald will return to the Sydney jockeys' ranks at Warwick Farm with six rides at the midweek meeting.
SA trainer Doudle chasing Melbourne first South Australian Travis Doudle has only had a handful of starters in Victoria and is looking to Miss Identified to break through for him at Sandown.
Waller inducted into Racing Hall of Fame Champion Sydney racehorse trainer Chris Waller will be among this year's inductees into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame.
Wide draw for favourite in G1 Goodwood Favourite Vega Magic has drawn barrier 14 in a capacity field of 20 as he attempts back-to-back victories in the Goodwood at Morphettville.
Toowoomba jockeys hurt in fall Jockeys Baylee Nothdurft and Todd Banks have been injured in a trackwork fall at the Toowoomba racecourse.
Harry Angel set for return at York Star sprinter Harry Angel will face six rivals on his seasonal reappearance in the Duke of York Stakes.
Magic Alibi for Rosehill not Doomben Trainer Gerald Ryan will keep Magic Alibi home to run at Rosehill before she heads to Queensland for a stakes race.
Self Sense right for Andrew Ramsden Stakes Self Sense will use the 3200m-Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington to keep his fitness levels in check for the Australian Hurdle at Sandown.
Brother of Cup winner wins at Hamilton Heir To The Throne, the younger brother of Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance, has broken through for his first win in a maiden race at Hamilton.
International race for Volkstok'n'barrell Having been transferred from his home in New Zealand to Singapore, Volkstok'n'barrell is set to run in the Kranji Mile.
Man Of His Word to end Qld hoodoo The withdrawal of Gailo Chop will help Queensland's chances of ending a 35-year drought in the Group One Doomben Cup.
Vic Govt sets 8% point of consumption tax Wagering service providers will be slugged an 8 per cent point of consumption tax on net revenue derived from bets taken from their Victorian based customers.
Guys chase Oaks place for Protest The Bryan and Daniel Guy training partnership is hoping Protest can earn enough prize money at Caloundra to get into the Group One Oaks field.
VRC strikes new broadcast carnival deal A new deal will allow the UK's Sky Sports Racing to broadcast the Melbourne Cup carnival into 14 million homes in the Britain and Ireland.
John Bary considering Miss Wilson options New Zealand trainer John Bary is weighing up lead-up options for Miss Wilson ahead of her tilt at the Tatt's Tiara in Brisbane.
Ruby Walsh eyeing return in France Ruby Walsh is hoping to be given the green light to return to the saddle for the the top-class meeting at Auteuil.
Terravista retired from racing Dual G1-winning sprinter Terravista has been retired with earnings of more than $2.6 million.
Super Cash chases better luck in Goodwood A luckless run in the Sangster Stakes is being overlooked by trainer Andrew Noblet as Super Cash presses on for a start in the Goodwood at Morphettville.
Kemp hopes he has used up his bad luck Trainer Kevin Kemp is confident his run of bad luck is over as he plans a stakes campaign for top filly Plumaro.
Richards to take over Te Akau training Jamie Richards is to take over training duties at New Zealand's Te Akau Racing with Stephen Autridge deciding on a quieter lifestyle.
Jason Collett rides in Singapore after ban Jason Collett will return from a careless riding suspension in time for his first visit to Singapore as he chases a maiden Group One win in the Kranji Mile.
Price after G1s in Adelaide and Brisbane Caulfield trainer Mick Price will have Group One runners in Adelaide and Brisbane in the upcoming features.
Gai Waterhouse on a Brisbane roll Gai Waterhouse is closer to joining her father Tommy Smith in training the winners of all Brisbane's Group One races with English's Doomben 10,000 victory.
Trial of changes to Qld apprentices Racing Queensland is keen to change rules governing apprentices to give them a better career path.
Knight To Behold in Derby Trial upset Knight To Behold has benefited from an enterprising ride by Richard Kingscote to win the Derby Trial at Lingfield.
Mistaken identity costs Wendy Kelly $1000 The similarity between stablemates Gibbon and Fast Cash has resulted in the wrong horse being brought to Caulfield to race.
Siren's Fury in Dark Jewel Classic upset Trainer Jason Coyle will map out the next stage of Siren's Fury's campaign after the mare's upset win in the Group Three Dark Jewel at Scone.
Lucky Caulfield win following flight delay Lucky For All has scored a consolation win at Caulfield after missing a start in the Rough Habit Plate at Doomben.
Dark Dream dominates in Rough Habit Plate Dark Dream completed a memorable day for jockey Tim Clark when they combined to score a dominant victory in the Group Three Rough Habit Plate.
Leicester wins G1 South Australian Derby Leicester has taken out the Group One South Australian Derby, giving trainer Darren Weir his third successive win in the Classic.
Riordan in right form for Caulfield switch Apprentice Liam Riordon is looking forward to seeing more of Caulfield after guiding Exceltara to victory in The Sheen Panel Service Handicap.
Bartley's triple treat at Scone carnival Tracey Bartley has landed an important Scone Cup carnival treble, including In Good Time in the Denise's Joy Stakes and To Excess in the Ortensia Stakes.
Youngstar enters Queensland Oaks picture Champion trainer Chris Waller and jockey Kerrin McEvoy are eyeing off another Queensland Oaks win after Youngstar stormed to victory in The Roses at Doomben.
English claims Group One Doomben 10,000 English has won the Doomben 10,000, beating Impending and Le Romain in the $700,000 Group One sprint.
NSW trainer Perry in rare Brisbane victory Newcastle trainer Paul Perry has made a rare trip to Brisbane to oversee Perast's win in the Listed Queensland Day Handicap.
Scone Guineas glory for in-form Moss Trip Moss Trip has come from near last to score an emphatic win in the $400,000 Scone Guineas to cement plans to take her to stakes races over the Brisbane carnival.
Zousain explosive in Champagne Classic win Zoustain has rocketed into contention for the Group One JJ Atkins with a runaway win in the Group Two Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Laming and Callow fined over altercation Trainer Richard Laming and jockey Noel Callow have been fined following an incident in the car park at recent set of Cranbourne barrier trials.
Pretty In Pink lands Scone Listed race win Pretty In Pink will go for a spell undefeated as a two-year-old after adding the Woodlands Stakes at Scone to her maiden win at Gosford.
Anton En Avant shocks Group Three field Gold Coast gelding Anton En Avant left punters reeling when he won the Group Three Chairman's Handicap at $151.
Kiwi trainer Pike fined over scratchings Tony Pike has been fined $500 after two of his horses were late scratchings at Doomben.
Tony Gollan's luck holds in close finish Trainer Tony Gollan escaped being injured when a horse lashed out in the saddling enclosure and his luck held when Sheiswhatsheis won narrowly.
Rock Hard extends win streak at Caulfield Following victories at Seymour and Bendigo, Rock Hard has extended his winning streak on his home track at Caulfield.
Havasay comes from last to win at Doomben Havasay has come from last to win at Doomben in his first start for Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds.
Magic Circle wins Chester Cup Magic Circle has justified connections' faith with a stunning victory in the Chester Cup.
Waterhouse wins first Scone Cup The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Sedanzer has bounced back from a disappointing performance at Hawkesbury to win the Scone Cup.
Positive approach on agenda for Frolic Jockey Jason Collett will employ a more positive approach on Frolic at Scone as the filly's barren run as a back marker coincides with a dry autumn.
Cradle Mountain climbs one step at a time Promising gelding Cradle Mountain continues his measured progression through the grades with his first start in Saturday grade at the Scone Carnival.
Sprint to suit Wassergeist at Caulfield After trying Wassergeist at varying distances in his first campaign, trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young think sprinting is his forte.
Moss Trip poised for Brisbane trip Moss Trip has an opportunity to embellish her black-type record in Brisbane if she can impress trainers Peter and Paul Snowden in the Inglis Guineas at Scone.
Currie stablehand disqualified Queensland stewards have disqualified a stablehand from Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie's stable but adjourned two other cases involving his employees.
Shoals to miss the Goodwood Star filly Shoals will not run in the Goodwood in Adelaide and will be spelled ahead of a campaign aimed at The Everest.
Schofield rapt to reunite with Le Romain Glyn Schofield returns from suspension and injury to partner Le Romain in the Doomben 10,000 with trainer Kris Lees opting for the Group One race over Scone.
Third attempt for Main Stage in SA Derby After fifth placings in the Victoria and Australian Derbies, connections of Main Stage are hoping the gelding can finish closer in the South Australian version.
Sons Of John makes long-awaited return Sons Of John, a focal point of Jason Attard's Hawkesbury stable, will make his return from a long injury break in the Listed Luskin Star Stakes in Scone.
Sizzling Ace to step up at stakes level Trainer Toby Edmonds is hoping filly Sizzling Ace to start to build up her prize money at Doomben with future Group One races in mind.
Back-up plan for Qld Derby hope Mahamedeis Mahamedeis will have another run at Caulfield with the intentions to then head to Brisbane for the Grand Prix Stakes and Queensland Derby.
Cummings confident of Impending win The return to fine weather in Brisbane has James Cummings confident Impending will be hard to beat in the Doomben 10,000 on Saturday.
Redzel after record in Doomben10,000 Top sprinter Redzel will help create several records if he can win the Doomben 10,000 for a second time.
Gailo Chop suffers tendon injury Triple Group One winner Gailo Chop has damaged a tendon and his racing future is in doubt.
Winx on top of the world Winx now sits alone at the top of the world rankings with her Queen Elizabeth Stakes win raising her rating to 130.
Aidan O'Brien continues march at Chester Aidan O'Brien has taken the two feature races at Chester, with Rostropovich and Idaho giving him a big-race double.
Disqualifications send strong message: RV Racing Victoria chief executive Giles Thompson is looking forward to reading the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board's decisions on the Aquanita penalties.
Tactics to play part in Roses battle Tactics are expected to play a major part in the Group Two The Roses at Doomben after well fancied Another Dollar and Torvill drew wide barriers.
QRIC to enforce Liam Birchley penalty Queensland officials will enforce the one-year disqualification of former Aquanita trainer Liam Birchley meaning he can no longer train in the state.
Dissolution stakes claim for Brisbane trip Promising Brad Widdup-trained gelding Dissolution can earn a trip to Brisbane if he can rebound at Scone from an unplaced outing in the Frank Packer Plate.
Aquanita - Aust racing's biggest scandal A Victorian racing tribunal has found all eight people charged in the high-profile Aquanita race day treatments inquiry guilty.
Avdulla eyes double on morale boosters Brenton Avdulla is upbeat about the prospect of more success on Kingsguard and Glenall at Scone after the Hawkes Racing-trained duo's wins at Hawkesbury.
ATC begins search for Everest runner The Australian Turf Club has begun its search for the horse to represent the club in the $13 million Everest.
Goathland to give Waugh another stakes win Former English galloper Goathland is set to enhance Lloyd Williams' reputation for handing on quality stayers when he runs at Doomben.
Smoother travel the key for Vainstream Country trainer John Pascoe is hoping Vainstream has a better trip to Caulfield ahead of his second start at the city track.
Ghisoni sharpened for Dark Jewel Classic Godolphin trainer James Cummings had added blinkers to Ghisoni for the first time to improve the mare's chances in the Dark Jewel Classic at Scone.
Magic Wand wins Cheshire Oaks for O'Brien Magic Wand has led all the way to give trainer Aidan O'Brien and jockey Ryan Moore victory in the Cheshire Oaks.
Time for Ben Smith-trained mare in 10,000 A better barrier draw for In Her Time in the Doomben 10,000 has trainer Ben Smith hoping his luck in Brisbane will change.
Oneness to prove Eggleston a good judge Oneness is expected to prove his trainer Mel Eggleston a good judge by running well in the Listed Queensland Day Handicap at Doomben.
Lengthy disqualifications to Aquanita 8 The eight people charged in the Aquanita case have been disqualified for varying lengths of time by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Kerrin McEvoy suspended for riding lapse Jockey Kerrin McEvoy has admitted failing to ride out a favourite which finished out of the placings at Warwick Farm.
Southey breaks metrop drought at Sandown Mornington trainer Kelvin Southey has scored a long overdue city success when Laughing Heir took out the Mypunter.com Handicap at Sandown.
Palmer continues upset run at Gold Coast Jockey Rikki Palmer had to survive a protest before continuing her run of upset wins since resuming riding after having a baby daughter.
Royal Celebration delivers for Ron Quinton Promising colt Royal Celebration might be bound for the Brisbane winter carnival after breaking his maiden with a strong finish at Warwick Farm.
Toryjoy keeps Flying Spur flame flickering The Chris Waller-trained filly Toryjoy has scored an appropriate win following the death of Arrowfield Stud stallion Flying Spur.
Egyptian Bullet lands longshot Sandown win Egyptian Bullet has given followers of the John McArdle stable another longshot winner with a strong finish over 1000m at Sandown.
Wet Caulfield track no concern for Price Cranbourne trainer John Price isn't fazed by the prospect of a wet track for Wise Hero and King River at Caulfield.
Dedication behind wheel pays off for Lloyd Leading jockey Jeff Lloyd has been rewarded for a long drive to ride promising Willo Titto in a barrier trial.
In Good Time tries to maintain golden run In Good Time's ability to exceed expectations for Wyong trainer Tracey Bartley has earned the filly a crack at black-type during the Scone Cup carnival.
Eagle Farm closure hits NZ carnival raid Tony Pike is typical of many New Zealand trainers who have cut back their numbers for the Queensland winter carnival.
Track switch helps Gollan's 10,000 chances Trainer Tony Gollan has used his local knowledge of training tracks to prime Most Important for the Group One Doomben 10,000.
QRIC to decide on Birchley training status The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission will decide if Liam Birchley can continue training after penalties in the Aquanita case are handed down.
Slipper winner Flying Spur dies, aged 25 Golden Slipper hero and influential Australian sire Flying Spur has died.
Redzel, In Her Time draw well in 10,000 Redzel has drawn barrier six as the Sydney sprinter attempts successive wins in the Doomben 10,000.
Penalties for Aquanita eight to be decided A Victorian racing tribunal will hear submissions before deciding on penalties against the eight people involved in the Aquanita "top-ups" scandal.
Unlucky Wangaratta break for Tahlia Hope A fall at Wangaratta has left apprentice Tahlia Hope with a fractured collarbone, resulting in more time on the sidelines.
Machinegun Jubs ready for Scone return Angela Davies is eyeing black-type for Machinegun Jubs but realises the Listed Ortensia Stakes at Scone will be tough before the mare heads to Brisbane.
The Monstar finally set to resume in Scone Brett Cavanough expects resilient sprinter The Monstar to start his latest campaign at home at Scone after track conditions ruled out a return at Hawkesbury.
Change of scene to inspire Green Sweet A move from Goulburn to Moruya and a change of trainer hopefully works in Green Sweet's favour when he has his first start for Danny Williams in the Scone Cup.
Written Choice to chase Caulfield double Mornington trainer Logan McGill doesn't think the rise to 1200m will pose a problem for Written Choice as he chases successive wins at Caulfield.
Respected racing writer Tony White dies Popular racing journalist Tony White has died aged 64 after battling the effects of a stroke.
Royal Celebration after maiden victory Royal Celebration, one of two juveniles to race for Ron Quinton this season, is looking to build on a promising start to his career at Warwick Farm.
Griffiths has the bases covered at Sandown Three fillies from Robbie Griffiths' Cranbourne stable are set to line up in the same 1000m-race at Sandown.
Weir with four as he chases a third Derby Darren Weir has four runners safely in the final field as he chases a third straight win in the Group One South Australian Derby.
Biggest racing scandal could end careers A racing tribunal has found all eight people guilty in the Aquanita race day treatments case, labelling it one of Australian racing's darkest chapters.
Enable's return delayed by injury Enable has had a setback and will miss Royal Ascot but is expected to be back to defend the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Redzel secures his Everest slot Redzel will run for Yulong Investments when he defends his title in the $13 million Everest.
Shoals to miss Ascot in favour of Everest Royal Ascot can wait for triple Group One winner Shoals who will stay in Australia with The Everest in mind.
Jason Coyle energised for Scone assignment More Energy can earn a trip back to Queensland with an impressive performance when he adds Scone to his list of racing venues through the Listed Scone Cup.
Scans for apprentice after Wangaratta fall Apprentice Tahlia Hope is to have scans on a shoulder and collarbone following a fall at the Wangaratta race.
Vega shows his Magic in Werribee jump-out Vega Magic has strolled home to an easy jump-out victory at Werribee ahead of his first-up outing in the Goodwood at Morphettville.
Takedown set to recapture form at Scone Trainer Gary Moore hopes a drop to Listed company at Scone can reinvigorate Group One winner Takedown as the gelding strives for an overdue win.
Bel Sonic on song for return at Caulfield After a failed trip to Queensland during the summer, Bel Sonic has progressed nicely ahead of his racing return at Caulfield.
Burning Passion to step up to G1 company Burning Passion will enter new territory in the Group One Doomben 10,000 in which he will take on top sprinters including Redzel and In Her Time.
Kelso Wood to close Brisbane stable Group One-winning trainer Kelso Wood is expected to close his Eagle Farm stable because of ill health.
Daniel Moor set for Singapore adventure In-form jockey Daniel Moor will ride at Caulfield before he departs for a six-month stint in Singapore.
Lessons learned from Kentucky: O'Brien Aidan O'Brien says the sloppy conditions and a bump at the start of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs played against Mendelssohn.
Billesdon Brook in upset Guineas win Billesdon Brook has created history with a 66-1 upset in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket.
Billesdon Brook’s 1,000 Guineas win gives Sean Levey his biggest triumph Billesdon Brook and Sean Levey win the Qipco 1,000 Guineas at Newmarket from Laurens.
Sidestep a boost for Qld stallion ranks Queensland's stallion stocks have received a boost with former top two-year-old Sidestep to stand at Telemon Thoroughbreds.
Terravista to be entered for Scone Dual Group One winner Terravista will be among the nominations for the Ortensia Stakes at the Scone carnival.
Imported youngster to further Derby quest A Caulfield race over 2000m is the next stepping stone to a Queensland Derby start for impressive Warrnambool winner Furrion.
Sedanzer set to rebound at Scone Sedanzer has an opportunity to bounce back from a flat first-up run at Hawkesbury when she contests the Dark Jewel Classic at Scone.
Care To Think to have Murwillumbah gallop Smart sprinter Care To Think will have his final major hit-out for the Doomben 10,000 in a track gallop at Murwillumbah.
Werribee trial for Magic ahead of Goodwood Leading Lindsay Park sprinter Vega Magic heads to Werribee for an 1100m jump-out ahead of his defence of The Goodwood at Morphettville.
Fradd leaves major hole in riding ranks Robbie Fradd's decision to take up a riding contract in Mauritius leaves a major hole in the riding ranks in Queensland.
Saxon Warrior wins 2000 Guineas Trainer Aidan O'Brien has won an unprecedented ninth 2000 Guineas at Newmarket with Saxon Warrior.
Justify wins sloppy Kentucky Derby Justify has won the wettest Kentucky Derby in history to give trainer Bob Baffert his fifth win and jockey Mike Smith his second.
Boom Time denied first-up Flemington win Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time has returned from his Japan Cup travel with a brave first-up second to Tarquin at Flemington.
Shoals wins third G1 in Robert Sangster Shoals has added the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes to her elite level wins in the Myer Classic and Surround Stakes to set up a trip to Royal Ascot.
Careless riding ban for Jason Collett Jason Collett has copped a careless riding suspension after saluting on unbeaten colt Gem Song at Rosehill.
Winning double for Chris Waller newcomers Solo Mission and Tougherthantherest have started their racing careers with Chris Waller in style by notching unexpected victories at Rosehill.
Anatola farewells Fradd in style Leading jockey Robbie Fradd will take up a riding contract in Mauritius fresh from his all-the-way win aboard Anatola in the Silk Stocking.
Harry Coffey wins G1 Australasian Oaks Harry Coffey has won his first Group One race aboard Sopressa in the Australasian Oaks in Adelaide for long-time friend, trainer Darren Weir.
Oregon's Day passes test in Hollindale Melbourne mare Oregon's Day has passed her first test as a middle-distance horse by winning the Group Two Hollindale Stakes on the Gold Coast.
Land Of Plenty back on board at Flemington Land Of Plenty has given jockey Daniel Moor a running double at Flemington after scoring earlier aboard Another Bullseye.
Our Century bound for Brisbane Cup Our Century has confirmed he will join stablemate Goathland on a Brisbane Cup path with victory in the Listed Lord Mayors Cup at Rosehill.
O'Dea hails Sesar after Classic victory A record-breaking win in the Ken Russell Memorial Classic on the Gold Coast has propelled improving colt Sesar into JJ Atkins contention.
Champagne Cuddles breaks record in Guineas Champagne Cuddles presented trainer Bjorn Baker with a feature race dilemma when she broke the track record in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Valree finishes strong in Highway Plate Valree has rendered her latest slow start irrelevant to claim her first Highway Plate for Scone trainer Rod Northam at Rosehill.
Group One prediction for Guard Of Honour Stand-in trainer Mel Eggleston believes Guard Of Honour could win a Group One race after the gelding took the Bat Out of Hell on the Gold Coast.
Malibu Style accustomed to Melbourne life Perth sprinter Malibu Style has notched another Melbourne victory with a dogged performance over 1000m at Flemington.
Epidemic lives up to breeding at Rosehill Godolphin filly Epidemic and her jockey Brenton Avdulla have had to work hard for a narrow win at Rosehill.
Live And Free confirms Qld Derby tilt John O'Shea will target former New Zealander Live And Free at the Queensland Derby after his commanding win at Rosehill.
Dreams Aplenty fights hard for Cup victory Dreams Aplenty has again shown he loves a tough fight, leading all the way to win the Listed Gold Coast Cup.
Lachlan King lands first Flemington winner Lachlan King, the son of Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Steven King, has won his first race at Flemington.
Richard Litt savours stable breakthrough Richard Litt has welcomed his first Saturday-class winner with former Godolphin gelding Sedition at Rosehill.
Houtzen flies in Gold Coast track gallop Top filly Houtzen has worked brilliantly between races at the Gold Coast in the lead-up to the Doomben 10,000.
Polished run by unbeaten colt Gem Song Promising colt Gem Song has showcased his versatility, emerging late to preserve his unbeaten record at Rosehill.
Ryan Wiggins in timely Gold Coast success Jockey Ryan Wiggins has made it three wins from his first three rides back from injury with a victory on Denbern at the Gold Coast.
Three Currie stable staff to front inquiry The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission is expected to soon finalise part of a race day treatment inquiry involving three of trainer Ben Currie's staff.
Monomoy Girl claims $US1m Kentucky Oaks Monomoy Girl has survived a protest to win the $US1 million Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs.
New jockey to guide Anatola's advance Josh Parr's foot injury means a new jockey is needed for Anatola in her first black-type assignment at the Gold Coast for trainer Mark Newnham.
Englebrecht hopes to drive Highway north Group One-winning trainer Steve Englebrecht will find out whether Highway warrants a Brisbane campaign when she runs at Rosehill.
Ciaron Maher chasing Oaks win in Adelaide Ciaron Maher has Aloisia and Pretty To Sea lining up for the stable in the Group One Australasian Oaks at Morphettville.
Mark Webster to step down at Inglis Mark Webster, the managing director of auctioneers Willliam Inglis and Son, will step down from his role.
Brisbane campaign waiting for High Church After spending time on the sidelines with a knee injury, High Church is set to run first-up over 1800m at Flemington.
Serene Miss closes in on black-type debut Trainer Kris Lees may put consistent mare Serene Miss on a seven-day back-up to her first stakes race if she performs to expectation at Rosehill.
Tom faces challenge from stablemates Tom Melbourne is trying to break a two-year winning drought in the Hollindale Stakes but faces a challenge from his stablemates among others.
Our Century on trial for Brisbane Cup Kim Waugh is eyeing the Brisbane Cup with former Lloyd Williams-owned stayer Our Century providing he performs in the Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill.
Ben Currie fined over trackwork Trainer Ben Currie has been fined $3000 for working his horses at the Toowoomba track when facilities were closed.
Akavoroun to make his return at Flemington After a lengthy stint on the sidelines, rising nine-year-old Akavoroun is ready to make his reappearance at Flemington.
James Orman chases another stakes win In-form jockey James Orman has can win his third stakes race in as many weeks when he combines with trainer Kelly Schweida at the Gold Coast.
McGillivray seeks a stay on suspension Jockey Matt McGillivray is seeking a stay of a four-week suspension which puts him in danger of missing several key days in the winter carnival.
Gollan after another Russell Memorial Tony Gollan has an affinity with the Ken Russell Memorial which started his climb to the top of the Brisbane training ranks.
Mendelssohn can make Derby history The Aidan O'Brien-trained Mendelssohn will try to become the first European horse to win the famous Kentucky Derby.
Clayton Douglas fined after Annual success The win aboard Gold Medals in the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool has come at a cost for jockey Clayton Douglas who has been fined for his ride.
Trainer Len Xuereb rubbed out by RAD Board Moe trainer Len Xuereb has been disqualified by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over a high cobalt reading from Elegantly Wasted at Sale.
Gallic Chieftain gives Weir fifth Bool Cup Gallic Chieftain and Yogi have given Darren Weir a one-two finish in the Warrnambool Cup, his fifth successive victory in the race.
Gary Moore revels in link to So You Think Rosehill trainer Gary Moore is excited to see how Brilliant Mind, his first horse sired by So You Think, fares when he starts his career on his home track.
Gold Medals wins Grand Annual Steeplechase Gold Medals has completed the big jumps double at Warrnambool's May carnival taking out the Brierly and Grand Annual Steeplechases.
Blinkers, drop in grade to boost Primitivo John Thompson hopes blinkers and a drop back from Group company can help inspire Primitivo to break his maiden at Rosehill.
Champagne Cuddles on Group One path Consistent filly Champagne Cuddles resumes on Saturday in the Gold Coast Guineas and will chase Group One races later in the winter carnival.
Latin Boy to go like a bat out of hell Trainer Richard Freedman believes Latin Boy's recent course record for 900 metres at Newcastle is the benchmark for the Bat Out Of Hell at the Gold Coast.
Maturing Nettoyer targets Lord Mayor's Cup Nettoyer's quest for a second career win will continue in the Listed Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill after trainer Wendy Roche opted to bypass the G2 Hollindale.
Pilote D'Essai ready for Flemington return Pilote D'Essai will be joined by stablemates Sovereign Nation and So Si Bon when he makes his return from a tendon injury in a 1400m-race at Flemington.
Ben Currie calls on El-issa for Ruettiger Trainer Ben Currie has called on in-form jockey Bobby El-issa to help Ruettiger return to his best form in the Gold Coast Cup.
Aquanita 'top-ups' case decision next week Victoria's Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hand down its decision next week in the Aquanita race day treatments case.
Three in a row for Wilde at Warrnambool Tee Train has survived a protest to give trainer Symon Wilde a third straight win in the two-year-old race on the final day of the Warrnambool carnival.
Godolphin chase Gold Coast feature treble It's Somewhat is chasing back-to-back Hollindale Stakes wins as the Godolphin stable looks for a feature race treble at the Gold Coast.
Getting Leggie gets Smart on Bool board Nick Smart has landed his first Warrnambool carnival victory with Getting Leggie winning the Champion Novice Hurdle.
Barriers frustrate trainer Stuart Kendrick Trainer Stuart Kendrick is frustrated that consistent filly Fish 'N' Snitz has again drawn a bad barrier in the Ken Russell Memorial Stakes.
Damian Browne closes in on 1000 winners Top jockey Damian Browne has a strong book of rides at the Gold Coast which could help him reach 1000 winners on Australian soil.
Torcedor wins at Ascot for Te Akau Racing Te Akau Racing-owned Torcedor has found conditions to his liking at Ascot to run out the winner of the Group Three Sagaro Stakes.
Sir Prancelot Eyes Off the USA From humble beginnings to Champion Freshman Sire in Europe, Sir Prancealot is becoming a truly international success story.
Memorable win for Irish apprentice Dolan Irish jockey Robbie Dolan has saluted for the first time at a metropolitan meeting at Canterbury to lift the spirits of trainer Richard Litt.
Weir hauls in another four at Warrnambool Champion trainer Darren Weir has backed up his four winners on the opening day of the Warrnambool carnival with another four on day two.
Ms Rodarte opens up in style at Canterbury Ms Rodarte has held off a late challenge from stablemate and fellow newcomer Press Box to launch her career impressively at Canterbury for trainer Chris Waller.
Josh Parr injured after fall at Canterbury Jockey Josh Parr is nursing a foot injury after falling from Penny For A Pound when the mare broke down while racing at Canterbury.
Handsome Thief gives Weir another Wangoom Darren Weir has claimed successive Wangoom Handicap victories with Handsome Thief winning the Warrnambool feature sprint from stablemate Stellar Collision.
A Sweet first for Bryan Guy at Toowoomba Trainer Bryan Guy has had a first in his long and successful career with Sweet Adaline winning at Toowoomba.
Two Hats lands feature Warrnambool hurdle Aaron Purcell has returned to his base at Warrnambool following a stint at Caulfield and has landed the Galleywood Hurdle with Two Hats.
Grand Annual start firms for Gold Medals Golds Medals has recovered well from his win in the Brierly Steeplechase and trainer Symon Wilde is favouring a start in the Grand Annual Steeplechase.
All Too Huiying set for Brisbane audition Trainer Gary Moore has high hopes for promising colt All Too Huiying, who can seal a trip to Queensland through the Schweppes Handicap at Rosehill.
Sofin after stakes win in Lord Mayor's Cup Sofin continues her quest for black-type when the Shannon Fry-trained mare makes the trip south from Bowraville for the Listed Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill.
Boom Time ready for return at Flemington Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time is in for a light late autumn preparation ahead of an attempt at defending his title in the spring.
Whypeeo kept for Gold Coast Guineas test Trainer Toby Edmonds has shelved immediate plans to run Whypeeo in Group One company and will concentrate on the Gold Coast Guineas.
Man Of His Word to step up in Hollindale Trainer Bruce Hill gets a chance to prove his theory Man Of His Word can be a top middle-distance horse when his stable star contests the Hollindale Stakes.
Baster and Waterhouse after 'Bool Cup win The combination of Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott along with Stephen Baster are after another feature win, this time with Scholarly in the Warrnambool Cup.
Justify favourite for Kentucky Derby Justify is the favourite for the Kentucky Derby to give trainer Bob Baffert a fifth win in the famous race at Churchill Downs.
Weir gets four on day one at Warrnambool Darren Weir is on target to equal his training record at the Warrnambool carnival after winning four races on day one of the three-day meeting.
Quick turnaround an option for Ecuador Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott will consider a quick back-up to the Lord Mayor's Cup for Ecuador.
Stewards charge Egan over Mornington ride Jockey Billy Egan faces a charge from Racing Victoria stewards over his ride on beaten favourite Zizzis at Mornington.
Symon Wilde marvels at ageing Gold Medals After a number of placings in the Brierly Steeplechase, trainer Symon Wilde has won the Warrnambool feature with Gold Medals.
Little sister gets job done at Warrnambool Write Enuff, the younger sister to the talented Rich Enuff, has made a winning debut at Warrnambool.
English set for Doomben 10,000 The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained mare English has tuned up for a Queensland carnival campaign with an impressive barrier trial outing at Randwick.
Flemington assignment suits Turnitaround Apprentice Ethan Brown will ride Turnitaround in an 1800m-race at Flemington with trainer Matthew Williams surprised at how well weighted he is in the race.
Jameka entered for National Broodmare sale Triple Group One winner Jameka has been added to the supplementary catalogue for the National Broodmare Sale at the Gold Coast.
Bassett out to turn form around in Wangoom Trainer Mick Price thinks Bassett might be in the right place at the right time as he heads to the Wangoom Handicap at the Warrnambool carnival.
Sweet Victory return for Mark Newnham Promising filly Sweet Victory kick-starts her campaign at Canterbury for trainer Mark Newnham who hopes it is a forerunner to better class races.
Two shots at Galleywood for Lindsay Park Honey Steel's Gold and Dane Hussler will attempt to add a feature Warrnambool jumps win to Lindsay Park's record when they line up in the Galleywood Hurdle.
Group One stars head Doomben 10,000 noms Sprint stars Redzel, Impending, English and In Her Time head the nominations for the Doomben 10,000 released along with entries for other Brisbane G1 races.
Aquanita case ends with Birchley denial Evidence in the Aquanita bicarb case has wrapped up with Queensland trainer Liam Birchley the only one of the eight charged to give evidence in his defence.
Redzel in pleasing trial ahead of 10,000 English has been pushed out to the line to beat Redzel in a barrier trial at Randwick with both heading to the Group One Doomben 10,000.
The players in the Aquanita racing case The high-profile Aquanita inquiry into alleged race day treatments of horses over seven years is expected to take a week.
Pecans to be aimed at Group One riches Trainer Joe Pride has reassessed Pecans and will now set the mare for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Sunday Escape right for Flemington return Sprinter Sunday Escape makes his return to Flemington for a 1000m sprint after taking out the 55 second challenge at Moonee Valley at his latest outing.
Destiny's Kiss to back up at Rosehill Trainer Joe Pride will back Destiny's Kiss up from the Hawkesbury Cup in the Listed Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill.
Gold Medals in perfect shape for Brierly The Brierly Steeplechase is the main attraction on the opening day of the Warrnambool carnival and local trainer Symon Wilde has Gold Medals aimed at the race.
BRC applies for heritage exemption The Brisbane Racing Club has applied to lift a heritage listing from a small part of the Eagle Farm racetrack to allow further work on its master plan.
Vale, Pins Waikato Stud's champion resident stallion Pins passed away on Sunday due to complications from colic.
New Stallions for Spendthrift Australia Spendthrift Australia announced two new stallions for 2018, as well as service fees for its entire roster.
Warrnambool features attract big numbers Darren Weir again has a strong hand at the Warrnambool three-day carnival with multiple runners in two of the feature flat events.
Randwick barrier trials rescheduled A set of barrier trials washed out at Randwick has been rescheduled by 24 hours.
Smerdon in 'habit of cheating', board told The high-profile inquiry into alleged race day treatment of horses in Victoria has heard trainer Robert Smerdon had a habit of cheating.
Champion stallion Pins dies aged 21 Champion stallion Pins has died aged 21 at New Zealand's Waikato Stud.
Cracksman makes winning G1 return Cracksman has put in an exhilarating performance to kick off his season with victory in the Prix Ganay at ParisLongchamp.
Pakistan Star defies critics at Sha Tin Pakistan Star has shown no signs of the erratic behaviour for which he is famous, winning the Group One QEII Cup at Sha Tin in style.
Pakistan Star Blows Then Away in QEII Cupm For a horse that had won just three of his 14 starts, cult hero Pakistan Star must have the world's biggest fan club.
High-profile bi-carb case to get underway The inquiry into alleged systematic race day treatments of horses by former trainer Robert Smerdon and several others is set to get underway.
Freedman filly headed to Queensland Oaks The Anthony Freedman-trained Cabierro has won at the Sunshine Coast to confirm a Queensland Oaks path while Japanese import A Shin Rook is also on the board.
NZ G1 winner Volpe Veloce set for Brisbane New Zealand Group One winner Volpe Veloce will head to Brisbane for major winter sprint races.
Gallant Victorem to miss Scone Carnival Victorem will be given time to recover from his tough run in the Hawkesbury Guineas before trainer Jenny Graham picks out a target in Brisbane.
Top stayers to miss Doomben Cup Queensland's chances of breaking a 35-year drought in the Doomben Cup look remote with Rudy retired and Honey Toast would miss it.
Weir has three shots at Australasian Oaks Sopressa, Pleasuring and Think Bleue will be aiming to join May's Dream as Darren Weir-trained winners of the Australasian Oaks.
Houtzen confirmed for Doomben10,000 The decision to run filly Houtzen in the Doomben 10,000 has set up a fascinating three-state tussle in the Group One race.
Nina Carberry retires from riding Nina Carberry has announced her retirement from the saddle after riding Josies Orders to victory at Punchestown.
Trainer Clinton Garland outed over cobalt Rockhampton trainer Clinton Garland has been disqualified for 18 months after one of his horses returned a positive to cobalt.
Suspension sours Baster's day at Caulfield Stephen Baster has been suspended for eight meetings but will be free to take his rides in Group One features during the Adelaide carnival.
Maturing Sambro snares Hawkesbury Guineas A better-behaved Sambro has put his barrier issues to rest in posting a second career victory in the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Flying Murty makes his mark in city grade A winner in two of his three starts on out-of-town tracks, Flying Murty has won at his first city in taking out a 1400m race at Caulfield.
Browne steals show in Gunsynd Classic win Jockey Damian Browne has produced the ride of the day to take a feature race double at Doomben when Villermont won the Group Three Gunsynd Classic.
Let Me Sleep On It takes Caulfield feature Let Me Sleep On It has provided Stephen Baster and Gai Waterhouse another stakes race success with a strong win at Caulfield.
Impending's winning start to last campaign Top sprinter Impending has started his farewell campaign by winning the Group Two Victory Stakes at Doomben.
Hawkesbury double boosts Brenton Avdulla A double at the Hawkesbury stand alone meeting has lifted Brenton Avdulla's spirits after a lean trot through The Championships.
Clarry Conners to chase another Oaks win Veteran trainer Clarry Conners has a chance to win his third Queensland Oaks after Torvill scored an impressive win at Doomben.
Ex-Godolphin mare claims Group Three Crown Pecans has returned to racing in style with an impressive victory in the Group Three Godolphin Crown at Hawkesbury.
William Thomas salutes for the Sandgropers Damien Oliver and trainer John Price have renewed acquaintances with William Thomas scoring a strong win as favourite at Caulfield.
Glenall strikes winning form in Gold Rush Glenall has claimed his first stakes race with a strong run in the Listed Hawkesbury Gold Rush.
Ear infection grounds jockey Kerrin McEvoy Kerrin McEvoy has been ruled out of a trip to Hong Kong for a book of nine rides at Sha Tin due after an ear infection.
Godolphin winter up and running Brisbane Tough three-year-old Marsupial has opened the Godolphin stable's Brisbane winter account with an impressive win at Doomben.
Mishani Hustler to take a step up in grade Promising two-year-old Mishani Huster is set to take a step up in class and distance after winning the Listed Dalrello Stakes at Doomben
Unbeaten Graff bound for Brisbane riches Graff has displayed resilience to keep his unbeaten record intact at Hawkesbury ahead of a trip to Queensland where the Group One JJ Atkins is his main goal.
Creativity mends her ways in Caulfield win After being barred on three separate occasions for her barrier manners, Creativity was on her best behaviour at Caulfield.
Tan Tat Diamond wins after two years away Promising sprinter Tan Tat Diamond has come back from a tendon injury for the second time to score at his first run in nearly two years.
Snogging gets back on board at Caulfield Having made the transition to Saturday city grade with a win at Caulfield, trainer Trent Busuttin says the next step is for a black-type win with Snogging.
She Knows eyes Scone after Highway win Goulburn trainer Danny Williams has Scone on the agenda for She Knows after the filly won her Highway Handicap at Hawkesbury.
Veteran in a winning Situation at Doomben Rising nine-year-old Idle Situation assured himself of racing on in his current campaign with an all-the-way win at Doomben.
First Singapore winner for Donna Logan Ex-pat New Zealand trainer Donna Logan has trained her first winner in Singapore from her third runner.
Katie Walsh announces retirement Katie Walsh has announced she is to retire from race-riding after steering Antey to a narrow success at the Punchestown Festival.
Willie Mulliins to claim 12th title Willie Mullins has built an unassailable lead and is set to become Ireland's champion jumps trainer for the 12th time.
Nash Rawiller seen leaving ICAC Banned Australian jockey Nash Rawiller has been sighted leaving Hong Kong's ICAC headquarters.
Brotherly love evident for Nash Rawiller Brad Rawiller has spoken out in support of his brother and fellow jockey Nash Rawiller in the aftermath of his disqualification in Hong Kong.
Denmagic asked to hit the ground running David Pfieffer hopes Denmagic's first-up sprinting capabilities will come to the fore when the mare makes her comeback in the Hawkesbury Gold Rush.
More dollars for Waller in The Bracelet Trainer Chris Waller and some of his high profile owners have a chance for a feature win in the Group Three Bracelet at Doomben with Another Dollar.
Over achieving Pecans eyes more black-type Ex-Godolphin mare Pecans has proved to be a bargain buy for trainer Joe Pride as she attempts to reprise her impressive form when she resumes at Hawkesbury.
Brooker and Hansen chase more success Trainer Darryl Hansen and jockey Tiffani Brooker are chasing their biggest success with Monsieur Gustave in the Victory Stakes at Doomben.
Top policeman gets QRIC post High-profile police officer Mark Ainsworth has been appointed the first Deputy Commissioner of the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission.
Ecuador in shape for Hawkesbury Gold Cup Ecuador will return from a freshen-up to tackle the Hawkesbury Gold Cup, his first run at the track since his second career start in 2013.
Illuminaire after black-type before break Leon and Troy Corstens are chasing successive Redoute's Choice Stakes victories with Illuminaire running in the Listed race at Caulfield.
Munce on road to more 2yo success Trainer Chris Munce is chasing another two-year-old feature race with Racecourse Road in the Dalrello Stakes at Doomben.
Omens and history to help Privlaka The Robert Heathcote-trained Privlaka will be big odds in the Group Two Victory Stakes at Doomben but has history and omens on his side.
Runners in three states keeps Kent on toes Trainer Mick Kent will have runners in races at Caulfield, Morphettville and Doomben all with the space of hour.
Qld trainers want Beaudesert compensation Queensland trainers have called for compensation saying they were misled about the state of the Beaudesert track.
Stewards take no action against Williams Racing Victoria stewards have concluded their inquiry into Craig Williams ride on Nature Strip at Caulfield saying he made an error of judgment.
In Her Time secures start in The Everest Classy mare In Her Time will run in the second edition of the world's richest race on turf after securing the Tabcorp slot for the $13 million Everest.
Country trainer outed for striking horse The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has suspended trainer Michael Quadara and fined him over two separate incidents.
Sambro blindfolded to help barrier issues A barrier blindfold is the latest measure employed by trainer Chris Waller to try to ensure Sambro jumps cleanly in the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Exciting Murty ready for Caulfield debut Lightly raced Flying Murty heads to town for the first time when he runs over 1400 metres at Caulfield.
Kerrin McEvoy to ride Pakistan Star Kerrin McEvoy will ride the enigmatic Pakistan Star in the Group One QEII Cup at Hong Kong's feature spring meeting at Sha Tin.
Sedanzer takes step towards Tatt's Tiara Sedanzer will attempt to pick up where she left off when she resumes in the Group Three Godolphin Crown at Hawkesbury.
Barry Lockwood to test three-year-olds Barry Lockwood is typical of Queensland trainers who will find out where their better horses sit against southern visitors at Doomben.
The Monstar poised to return at Hawkesbury Trainer Brett Cavanough is looking forward to the return of stakes-winning sprinter The Monstar in the Gold Rush at Hawkesbury.
Local knowledge to help Supido Premier Brisbane jockey Jeff Lloyd has been booked to ride Victorian horse Supido in the Group two Victory Stakes at Doomben.
Flemington quartet chase Caulfield prize Trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra will have four chances to claim a 1200m three-year-old race at Caulfield.
Victory impending for Godolphin Stradbroke Handicap winner Impending has worked well in the lead-up to his return to racing at Doomben in the Victory Stakes.
Persuader set to make a mark at Caulfield After a debut third at Mornington, Persuader jumps straight to Listed grade in the Redoute's Choice Stakes at Caulfield.
Ghisoni, Beau Geste after overdue wins Godolphin head trainer James Cummings hopes Ghisoni and Beau Geste can end losing streaks in black-type races at the Hawkesbury stand-alone meeting.
Graham Salisbury treated in hospital Graham Salisbury, the man behind Subzero, says he's feeling much better after being admitted to Bendigo Hospital in country Victoria.
G1-winning jockey Jimmy Andrews dies Jockey Jim Andrews who was the first claiming apprentice in the modern era to win a Group One race on Bright Shadow in the 1968 Qld Oaks has died aged 69.
Tough filly to help Matt Dunn's Oaks dream Trainer Matt Dunn believes La Scopa is tough enough to stand up to a hard Queensland Oaks campaign starting with The Bracelet at Doomben.
With A Promise inquiry finished Stewards have noted trainer Ben Currie's explanation about the improved form of Doomben winner With A Promise and taken no action.
Queensland track problems strike again Problems with the Beaudesert track have again highlighted the issue of the closure of Eagle Farm.
Mullins in front in Irish championship Willie Mullins has turned the tables on Gordon Elliott in spectacular fashion at Punchestown and is now favourite to claim a 12th Irish trainers' championship.
Australian jockey Nash Rawiller in HK ban Hong Kong-based Australian jockey Nash Rawiller has been banned from riding for 15 months after an inquiry into betting-related activities.
Cradle Mountain upgraded after top effort Clare Cunningham will set her sights higher with Cradle Mountain after the gelding won his first Sydney start at the Randwick Anzac Day meeting.
Blake Shinn to miss G1 ride in Adelaide Blake Shinn will be not be able to ride Catchy in the Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide unless he wins an appeal against a careless riding suspension.
Bright future shaping for The Autumn Sun The Autumn Sun has made a successful debut at Randwick for Sydney's leading trainer Chris Waller to earn a trip to the Queensland winter carnival.
Runaway takes the honours in VRC St Leger Gai Waterhouse would like to see an increase in prestige for the VRC St Leger after winning the Listed race for the third time in six years.
Goathland wins Anzac Day Cup for Kim Waugh Former Lloyd Williams-owned stayer Goathland has made a triumphant return to racing for new trainer Kim Waugh by claiming the Anzac Day Cup at Randwick.
Beaudesert double confirms Murphy promise Jackson Murphy has ridden a double at Beaudesert to show why he is considered a future star of the Queensland riding ranks.
Vassilator scores in shock Flemington win Vassilator has broken through for his maiden success, claiming the Listed Anzac Day Stakes at $101 at Flemington.
Lindsay Park pair to shape up at Caulfield Dalswinton and Sikorsky will attempt to add to Lindsay Park's impressive list of two-year-old winners when they line up at Caulfield.
White Moss closes in on Tatt's Tiara goal White Moss continues on her path to the Group One Tatt's Tiara in Brisbane when she tries to preserve her perfect second-up record at Hawkesbury.
Jungle Edge after $1m milestone at Doomben Popular gelding Jungle Edge is set to become a million-dollar earner as he chases wet tracks over the Queensland carnival starting at Doomben.
Zoe White suspended for four weeks Apprentice Zoe White has been suspended for four weeks after testing positive to an appetite suppressant in a urine test taken at Mackay races.
Incident-packed first day at Punchestown Willie Mullins has endured a mixed day at Punchestown in his bid to overhaul Gordon Elliott and win another Irish trainers' championship.
Champagne Cuddles on track for Gold Coast Bjorn Baker says promising filly Champagne Cuddles is ready to return to racing in a Queensland campaign that opens with the Gold Coast Guineas.
Anabolic steroid in Cameron-trained horse A horse trained by Russell and Scott Cameron has returned a positive result to an anabolic steroid.
Spending To Win can earn Queensland trip Spending To Win can join the procession of Sydney horses to the Queensland winter carnival with an impressive effort in the Hawkesbury Gold Rush.
Angland rapt Trapeze Artist will race on Jockey Tye Angland has welcomed the decision to continue racing three-time Group One-winning colt Trapeze Artist rather than retire him to stud.
Horseman Graham Salisbury ill in hospital Respected horseman Graham Salisbury, is well known for his community work with Melbourne Cup winner Subzero, is ill in a Victorian country hospital.
Cradle Mountain to step up to city grade Cradle Mountain will attempt to continue his impressive form for trainer Clare Cunningham when he has his first metropolitan start at Randwick.
Sunday Pray to chase maiden Caulfield win A dual winner at midweek level, the John Moloney-trained Sunday Pray will step up in grade when he lines up at Caulfield.
McEvoy has Antipas jumping at St Leger Trainer Tony McEvoy is banking on schooling sessions proving beneficial for Antipas in the lead-up to the VRC St Leger at Flemington.
RAD Board set to hear Smerdon charges The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board says it has the jurisdiction to hear the charges against Robert Smerdon in the Aquanita case.
Trapeze Artist to keep racing Triple Group One winner Trapeze Artist will stay in training with his first aim the $13 million Everest before an overseas campaign.
Gronkowski ruled out of Kentucky Derby Gronkowski has been ruled out of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs after spiking a temperature.
Snitzel to stand for $220,000 Champion stallion Snitzel will stand the upcoming breeding season at $220,000 at Arrowfield Stud.
Caulfield race to get fillies back on song Angelic Spirit and Snogging are set to line up against each other at Caulfield as they attempt to get their campaigns back on track.
Glyn Schofield resting back problem Jockey Glyn Schofield will spend the period of a suspension recovering from a back problem.
European imports set for Caulfield debuts Shadwell Stud has won a number of Australia's biggest races with its European imports and the latest two are set to run at Caulfield.
Victorem to step up to Group class Country Championship winner Victorem will be out to add a Group Three win to his resume in the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Chris Johnson to ride over jumps Veteran New Zealander Chris Johnson will ride over jumps as he bids to win the jockeys premiership.
Change of plans for Shamurt Trainer Tony Gollan has had a change of mind and is likely to run unbeaten filly Shamurt in the Listed Dalrello Stakes.
Capacity field for St Leger at Flemington A full field is set to run over 2800 metres in one of Victoria's oldest races, the VRC St Leger, at Flemington.
Ryan Moore set to ride in Kentucky Derby Trainer Aidan O'Brien expects Ryan Moore to partner Mendelssohn in the Kentucky Derby rather than ride at the 2000 Guineas meeting.
Amanaat to miss early winter races Amanaat will miss the early Brisbane carnival races with a jaw injury but trainer Ben Currie is clinging to hope he might be back later in the winter.
Order Of St George wins Vintage Crop Order Of St George has got his season off to a successful start, outclassing his two rivals in the Vintage Crop Stakes at Navan.
Big winners at the Sydney autumn carnival Winx and her trainer Chris Waller have been the biggest winners over the Sydney autumn carnival.
Trapeze Artist future to be decided Onwer Bert Vieira is expected to make a decision soon whether Trapeze Artist keeps racing or heads to stud.
Destiny's Kiss back for Hawkesbury Cup Veteran Destiny's Kiss is ready for his 81st career start in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup as a rare trip to Queensland beckons for the Brisbane Cup.
Saint Patricks Day set to return Talented three-year-old Saint Patricks Day will have a jump-out in preparation for his return to racing.
Moloney pushing Rich Charm Goodwood dream Jockey Patrick Moloney would love to take a shot at the Goodwood in Adelaide with Rich Charm following his win in the VOBIS Gold Sprint at Caulfield.
Glyn Schofield felled by back problem Jockey Glyn Schofield will use time on the sidelines through suspension to get over a back problem.
Sponsorship to boost northern carnivals A big money bonus system as part of a three codes sponsorship is expected to boost numbers at the central and northern Queensland race carnivals.
Caulfield gallop ideal test for Super Cash Super Cash has rounded off her preparation for a first-up shot at the Sangster Stakes in Adelaide with an exhibition gallop between races at Caulfield.
Leigh Wanless outed on cobalt charge Queensland trainer Leigh Wanless has been disqualified for a year after one of his horses tested positive to cobalt at a Rockhampton meeting.
Doomben passes first winter test Despite a heavy shower soaking the track, the Doomben racing surface has performed strongly on the first day of the winter carnival.
Williams quizzed over Nature Strip tactics Racing Victoria stewards have adjourned an inquiry into the tactics adopted early in the race aboard $1.65 favourite Nature Strip.
Three jockeys suspended at Randwick Jean Van Overmeire, Glyn Schofield and Mark Zahra have all been suspended for careless riding on the final day of the Randwick carnival.
Fastnet Tempest scores for Lindsay Park Imported galloper Fastnet Tempest has won his first race for Lindsay Park, taking out the Listed Anniversary Vase at Caulfield.
Top dog Tribal Wisdom bound for Brisbane Tribal Wisdom heads to Brisbane with the Stradbroke Handicap as the goal after ending the Sydney autumn carnival on a high note at Randwick.
Tally wins Group Three JRA Plate Godolphin's Tally has won the JRA Plate at Randwick with the Group Three race changing complexion after Arbeitsam missed the start.
Sprightly Lass lands Caulfield stakes win Hawkes Racing co-trainer Wayne Hawkes says with a bit of luck Sprightly Lass could have an unblemished record after landing her first stakes win at Caulfield.
Mare gives Currie a change of fortune Tough mare With A Promise has won the Listed Tails Stakes at Doomben to give trainer Ben Currie a major change of fortune in 40 minutes.
Amanaat a non stater after fiery hearing Tempers were frayed in a hearing after favourite Amanaat was declared a non runner after missing the start badly in the Listed Ascot Handicap at Doomben.
Jockey Jim Orman fires in Ascot Handicap Jockey Jim Orman has had a boost to his winter carnival hopes in a sensational Ascot Handicap at Doomben after winning on In His Stride.
Sam's Image upsets favourite at Caulfield Sam's Image has issued a knockout blow to favourite punters with his defeat of Nature Strip in the VOBIS Gold Dash at Caulfield.
Trapeze Artist claims the All Aged Stakes Trapeze Artist's future should be clarified soon as connections ponder racing on after his All Aged Stakes triumph or sending the colt to stud.
Moss Trip sneaks JHB Carr Stakes in photo Resilient filly Moss Trip fought back from a poor start to edge the JHB Carr Stakes at Randwick and earn a trip to the Queensland winter carnival.
Seabrook wins the Group 1 Champagne Stakes Seabrook has won the Group One Champagne Stakes, the final leg of Sydney's autumn triple crown for two-year-olds.
Whypeeo's easy win sets Edmonds a problem Whypeeo's win in the $100,000 Mick Dittman Plate at Doomben has set trainer Toby Edmonds a problem for his next start.
Higher Ground wins close Packer Plate Higher Ground has edged out his Chris Waller-trained stablemate Tangled to win the Group Three Frank Packer Plate at Randwick.
Thrillster win perfect tonic for Corstens A virus has laid low trainer Troy Corstens, who couldn't be trackside to watch Thrillster take out the VOBIS Sires' at Caulfield.
Burning Passion claims Hall Mark Stakes Burning Passion joins stablemate Anatola on the float to Brisbane for Mark Newnham after completing a double for the Randwick trainer in the Hall Mark Stakes.
Waging War impresses with Caulfield win Waging War has appreciated a step up in journey, recording an impressive win in the VOBIS Gold Mile at Caulfield.
Anatola in record-setting win at Randwick Anatola has run a course record for the Randwick 1200 metres to earn a tilt at black-type races over the Queensland carnival.
Pennino handles wet track with aplomb Classy two-year-old filly Pennino has made light of a downpour during her race to head to the winter carnival feature races with a Doomben win.
Nic's Vendetta, Mikayla Weir claim Highway Apprentice Mikayla Weir is a win away from outriding her country claim after guiding Nic's Vendetta to his second Highway Handicap victory at Randwick.
Waller provides staying race trifecta Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has continued his domination of Brisbane staying races by providing the trifecta in the Open Handicap at Doomben.
Injured Ruby Walsh to miss Punchestown Ruby Walsh has failed in his bid to be fit for the Punchestown Festival in Ireland.
Conners has high hopes for Bolero King Clarry Conners has the Stradbroke Handicap in mind for Bolero King if the gelding can continue an impressive campaign in the Hall Mark Stakes at Randwick.
So Far Sokool to step up at Randwick Ballarat trainer Archie Alexander is bringing So Far Sokool to Sydney for the final meeting of the carnival after her emphatic win in the Bendigo Guineas.
Mark Currie suspended after being charged Toowoomba trainer Mark Currie has been suspended pending the resolution of 16 charges involving race day treatment issued against him.
Le Romain on track to snap losing streak Newcastle trainer Kris Lees believes Le Romain is tracking to improve on last year's second in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick and upset Trapeze Artist.
Winx to enjoy well-earned rest Winx will have a well-deserved spell in the paddock before a decision is made on her next campaign.
Corey Brown plans smooth run on Irukandji Jockey Corey Brown says Irukandji will benefit from a quicker pace in the Champagne Stakes as the colt Dundeel's second stakes win at Randwick.
Charlie Boy back for another winter Rejuvenated gelding Charlie Boy can take the first step to another try at the big winter sprints if he races well in the Ascot Handicap at Doomben.
Gelded Calderon makes return at Caulfield Tony McEvoy is eyeing off Adelaide targets with Calderon who makes his return following a gelding operation at Caulfield.
Caricature on trial for Adelaide campaign New Zealand filly Caricature can cement an Adelaide campaign if she performs well in a Listed race at Riccarton.
Jeff Lloyd to concentrate on family Champion jockey Jeff Lloyd says the Brisbane winter carnival will be his last as he plans to spend more time with his family.
Brendan Parnell new RQ chief Former Tatts Group and Sky Channel executive Brendan Parnell is the new chief executive of Racing Queensland.
Aqua Vite ready for first stakes win Aqua Vite is set to continue his consistent record by winning the Listed Tails Stakes at Doomben.
Williams and Property reunite at Caulfield Craig Williams is looking forward to partnering Property from a favourable barrier when the gelding returns in the Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield.
Pennino to boost Tiffani Brooker's career Tiffani Brooker can get a timely boost to her senior career when she is reunited with promising two-year-old Pennino at Doomben.
Regally bred Zarkamiya wins on debut Three-year-old filly Zarkamiya by Frankel out of Zarkava has made a winning debut at ParisLongchamp.
Blinkers to focus Tangled for Randwick Chris Waller will use blinkers on talented colt Tangled in a bid to ensure the three-year-old has a smooth run in the Frank Packer Plate at Randwick.
Moss Trip on trial for Queensland trip The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained filly Moss Trip can book a trip to Queensland with a strong showing in the J H B Carr Stakes at Randwick.
Forster's smart thinking helps Archade Trainer Desleigh Forster's ability to think outside the square has helped Archade make a capacity field for the two-year-old race at Doomben.
All Aged Stakes facts Some facts and figures on the All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Richie Stephenson breaks usual rule Veteran trainer Richie Stephenson will break his usual rule and back Emphasis up in the Tails Stakes at Doomben.
Blazing Issue unknown Champagne factor Greg Hickman is chasing an upset to rival El Dorado Dreaming's ATC Sires' Produce Stakes win when Blazing Issue runs in the Champagne Stakes at Randwick.
Group 1 wins await Nature Strip: Williams Jockey Craig Williams is excited at the prospect of riding three-year-old Nature Strip for the first time in the VOBIS Gold Dash at Caulfield.
Oliver chasing more Group Ones in Sydney With 108 Group One victories to his name in Australia, Damien Oliver will be out to add to the tally in two feature races at Randwick.
Don't Tell Mama set to stay at Doomben Trainer Tony Sears believes Don't Tell Mama's fourth in the Toowoomba Cup indicates she will run a strong 2200 metres at Doomben.
Dettori lands Warrior ride at Royal Ascot Jockey Regan Bayliss has had to make way for Frankie Dettori when Redkirk Warrior runs in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Satono Rasen poised for Australian start Japanese stayer Satono Rasen is ready for his first start for trainer Chris Waller in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick before heading to Queensland.
Home features await Baker and Forsman Murray Baker and training partner Andrew Forsman have turned their attention to home soil with runners in upcoming New Zealand features.
Whypeeo ready to lead Edmonds team Stakes-winning three-year-old Whypeeo is set to lead a strong stable representation for Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds at Doomben.
Price to rely upon Bassett in Bel Esprit Trainer Mick Price is hoping the addition of blinkers will spark an improved showing from Bassett in the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield.
Winx form line for New Zealander Chocante New Zealander Chocante, who resumes at Doomben, carries a placing behind champion mare Winx in his form.
Aust Derby winner Levendi to have surgery Australian Derby winner Levendi will undergo arthroscopic surgery to remove bone chips with spring plans on hold.
First city winner for apprentice Williams Apprentice jockey Chris Williams has recorded his first metropolitan win at Kensington in his second ride in Sydney.
Gododdin off the mark for Godolphin Promising filly Gododdin has broken her maiden at the third attempt for Godolphin as the Kensington course at Randwick held its first meeting since 2014.
Vitani produces the goods with Sandown win Exciting prospect Vitani has lived up to the expectations of trainer Wendy Kelly, breaking through for her maiden win at Sandown.
Tail in the gate catches out Seattle Park Racing Victoria stewards declared Seattle Park a non-runner in a race at Sandown after his tail was caught in the gates at the start.
Bowman adopts new perspective on Hartnell After trailing in the wake of Winx and Hugh Bowman seven times, Hartnell has the world's leading jockey in the saddle for the All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Mail Escort delivers at Ipswich for Sears Trainer Tony Sears has continued his success with the offspring of little-known sire Mail Train when first starter Mail Escort caused an upset at Ipswich.
Eaton and Carson combine for Sandown win Apprentice Jessica Eaton has landed her first Melbourne city win aboard Famelist while providing trainer Gary Carson a long overdue metropolitan success.
Mr Marbellouz kept to restricted racing Mr Marbellouz will remain in restricted class at Doomben despite after drawing well in two races in which the rising star was an acceptor.
New Kensington Track passes first test Jockey Glyn Schofield is impressed with the new Kensington Track at Randwick after guiding the first winner home on the revamped surface.
Mick Price laments tough draw for Seabrook Trainer Mick Price admits Seabrook's opportunity to cap her Sydney autumn carnival campaign in style has been jeopardised by the Champagne Stakes barrier draw.
Fastnet Tempest ready to roll at Caulfield The Anniversary Vase at Caulfield may be the race that sees imported galloper Fastnet Tempest secure his first victory for Lindsay Park.
Group One fields finalised for Randwick The Group One All Aged Stakes and Champagne Stakes feature races at Randwick have each attracted a field of 13 runners.
Freedman team warms up for Brisbane winter Japanese galloper A Shin Rook is one of four Anthony Freedman-trained horses who will make their winter carnival debuts at Doomben.
Winx Stakes to honour champion racemare The Australian Turf Club's Group Two Warwick Stakes at Randwick will be upgraded and rebranded for super mare Winx.
GIANT’S CAUSEWAY 1997-2018 It is with great sadness that we announce the death of “The Iron Horse” Giant’s Causeway, who passed away last night aged 21 at his Kentucky birthplace Ashford Stud, after a brief illness.
Grand jumper Cue Card retired Multiple Grade One-winning steeplechaser Cue Card has been retired after failing to show his usual zest in his work.
Vic horse trainers want samples re-tested Racehorse trainers Lee and Shannon Hope want urine samples to be re-examined with a new testing method as they fight bans for giving cobalt to horses.
Jockey Ryan Maloney outed for four months Racing Victoria stewards have suspended jockey Ryan Maloney for four months after testing positive to a banned stimulant following a urine sample.
Stewards query beaten Mornington favourite The tactics adopted by jockey Billy Egan aboard beaten favourite Zizzis at Mornington are at the centre of an adjourned Racing Victoria stewards inquiry.
Trainer Jean Dubois aims at Champagne Goulburn trainer Jean Dubois has another two-year-old ready to make a rapid step up to Group One class when Guerrier lines up in the Champagne Stakes.
Exciting Nature Strip to run at Caulfield Nature Strip will return in the VOBIS Gold Dash at Caulfield before a trip to Adelaide and then to Queensland for a winter break.
Fell Swoop steps up to emerge from slump Canberra trainer Matt Dale will step Fell Swoop up in distance to the 1400 metres of the All Aged Stakes in an attempt to spark a form reversal.
Theanswermyfriend back again at Caulfield Trainer Henry Dwyer doesn't want Theanswermyfriend ridden as aggressively from the barriers with a view to stretching the gelding out to 1600m.
Select Royal has form line to break duck David Payne is confident Select Royal and newcomer Georgia Hit can show signs of progress when they strive for their first career wins on the Kensington track.
Moana Jewel makes city debut at Sandown Following a solid first-up maiden win at Pakenham, Cranbourne-trained Moana Jewel heads to Sandown for her city debut over 1400m.
Ryan Maloney to front RV stewards hearing Racing Victoria stewards will hold a hearing into the banned substance found in a urine sample provided by jockey Ryan Maloney.
Williams chasing VOBIS money at Caulfield Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams has entered three of his horses for the rich Victorian Owners and Breeders race day at Caulfield.
Trapeze Artist favourite for All Aged Trapeze Artist is the early favourite to win his third Group One race on the back of his TJ Smith Stakes victory over Redzel.
Lindsay Park big guns to trial at Tatura Class gallopers Vega Magic, Spieth, Formality and Boom Time add a bit of class to a set of barrier trials to be run at Tatura.
Spirit of Boom to stand for Qld record fee Leading sire Spirit of Boom will stand for a Queensland record service fee of $55,000 at Eureka Stud.
Purcell set to unveil import at Caulfield Imported galloper Snoano, a winner during the Royal meeting at Ascot, is set to make his Australian debut in the Listed Anniversary Stakes at Caulfield.
First meeting for new Kensington track Randwick's Kensington track will be in use for the first time in 3-1/2 years after being totally rebuilt.
Highland Reel to stand at Swettenham The globe trotting Highland Reel is to stand at Victoria's Swettenham Stud in the upcoming southern hemisphere breeding season.
Hartnell entered for All Aged Stakes Hartnell is among the entries for the All Aged Stakes at Randwick which brings the Sydney carnival to a close.
Lacy wins appeal on handling case Apprentice Stephanie Lacy has been successful in her appeal against a handling charge conviction almost nine months after being suspended.
El Dorado Dreaming to tackle Champagne El Dorado Dreaming is beind aimed at another lucrative prize in the Champagne Stakes after her giant-killing win in the ATC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Caulfield double timely ahead of winter Tahlia Hope's three-kilo claim has been put to good use at Caulfield with the young rider producing a double from only two rides.
All Aged before Everest for Trapeze Artist Trapeze Artist will line up in the Group One All Aged Stakes before being spelled with a view to The Everest.
Most Important trials well ahead of return Leading Queensland sprinter Most Important has trialled brilliantly as he prepares to take on Group One Class this winter.
Double gets Bayliss in form for Brisbane Regan Bayliss is heading to Brisbane to start the winter carnival with a couple of rides for Anthony Freedman following his return double at Caulfield.
Super Cash on target for Adelaide G1 race Andrew Noblet is thrilled with the way multiple Group Two-winning mare Super Cash in progressing as she prepares for a tilt at a Group One sprint in Adelaide.
Davy Russell wins first Grand National Davy Russell has continued a glorious autumn to his career by steering Tiger Roll to a thrilling victory in the Grand National at Aintree.
Rest has helped Doomben recover Racing Queensland officials believe a three-week rest from racing should help Doomben perform to its best during the winter carnival.
Holland suspended for whip breach in Cup Dean Holland has been suspended and fined for breaching the whip rules at Randwick while Luke Currie and Andrew Adkins have been suspended for careless riding.
Gailo Chop gallant, but no match for Winx Gailo Chop has given a sight in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes before being claimed by champion Winx.
In-form Moor lands a Caulfield four-timer Jockey Daniel Moor has ridden the four legs of the Caulfield quadrella, the first time he's ridden four winners in the metropolitan area.
Quilista romps to Sapphire Stakes victory Holiday-bound Damian Lane has capped his Sydney carnival with a double after an all-the-way win on Quilista in the Sapphire Stakes at Randwick.
Victorian punter out of luck in $1m ride A Victorian bricklayer missed out on winning a $1 million TAB competition after his pick for the Coolmore Legacy Dixie Blossoms was run down to finish sixth.
Caulfield rain a blessing for Reilmartini Reilmartini appreciated a downgraded Caulfield track to register his first city win to go with previous victories at Ballarat.
Lindsay Park quinella Galilee Series Final Won Won Too and Rezealient could head interstate in search of Derby success after their one-two finish in the Galilee Series Final at Caulfield.
Pre Stwick scratching sours Japanese raid The late scratching of Japanese stayer Pre Stwick from the Sydney Cup has taken the gloss of the Silk Racing Club's autumn carnival expedition.
Improvise grabs black type at Caloundra Sydney filly Improvise has earned some valuable black type with her win in the Listed Princess Stakes and completed a big day for trainer Chris Waller.
Alizee takes out G1 Coolmore Legacy Stakes Godolphin filly Alizee has won the Coolmore Legacy Stakes, beating Prompt Response and Heavens Above.
Who Shot Thebarman wins the G1 Sydney Cup Who Shot Thebarman has won the $2 million Sydney Cup, beating Zacada in a photo finish to the 3200m staying race.
Team Mishani gives owner Crooks a treble Owner Mick Crooks was quick to praise NSW country trainer Shane Edmonds after Mishani Honcho scored at Caloundra.
Champion mare Winx's 25 consecutive wins Winx equalled Black Caviar's record of 25 consecutive wins with a stirring victory in the Group One Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Fradd keeps whip hand in protest result Veteran jockey Larry Cassidy conceded he was in a horrible position in lodging a protest against jockey Robbie Fradd at Caloundra.
Moreira guides Catchy victory at Randwick A fast-finishing win from Catchy in the Group Two Arrowfield Sprint at Randwick has given Joao Moreira his first Sydney winner since the spring of 2016.
Winx wins again and matches Black Caviar Champion racehorse Winx has equalled Black Caviar's record of 25 consecutive wins and claimed her 18th Group One victory in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Serene Miss claims Provincial Champs final Serene Miss has claimed a Kris Lees-dominated Provincial Championships final at Randwick for the Newcastle trainer.
Unforgotten wins the ATC Australian Oaks Unforgotten has won the ATC Australian Oaks, the premier staying test for three-year-old fillies during The Championships at Randwick.
G1 Australasian Oaks mission for Savacool Savacool will try to emulate stablemate Egg Tart when she heads to Adelaide for the Group One Australasian Oaks.
Speedy filly Zoom By keeps unbeaten record Brilliant two-year-old filly Zoom By has come from the outside barrier for an all the way at Caloundra.
Pure Elation for Glenn in Percy Sykes win Pure Elation has made up for a disappointing Melbourne campaign with a Group Two win at Randwick.
Queensland Derby aim for California Turbo Lightly raced California Turbo has made the step up from a provincial win to stakes race success at Randwick as he continues on a path to the Queensland Derby.
Ocean Knight explosive in Caulfield debut Lindsay Park is looking forward to getting Ocean Knight out in distance after his debut win over 1200m at Caulfield.
Lloyd at brilliant best on Backhouse Billy Jeff Lloyd has produced another clever ride to win on Backhouse Billy at Caloundra.
Champagne Stakes now an option for Futooh Futooh might take on Group One company in the Champagne Stakes to cap her first preparation after claiming black type in the China Horse Club Mile at Randwick.
Injured strapper making progress A strapper hurt in an incident at the Warwick Farm races has a small pelvic fracture but has escaped any spinal injuries.
Fab's Cowboy chases another title Prolific country winner Fab's Cowboy can take a step to regaining his crown as the horse winning most races in Australia for a season at the Sunshine Coast.
Unforgotten has history for Oaks success Chris Waller is confident Unforgotten can handle a step up in distance for her latest Group One assignment in the Australian Oaks at Randwick.
Winx to race with synthetic hoof filler Winx will race with synthetic hoof filler on her near hind foot when she lines upfor the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Just Dreaming heads Lees Provincial bid Kris Lees hopes Hugh Bowman can overcome a tough draw for Just Dreaming so she can justify her favouritism for the Provincial Championships final at Randwick.
Second best a successful day for Condon The $755,000 runner's-up cheque will justify the expense and effort to bring Success Days from Ireland to line up against Winx in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Seymour meeting moved after turf problems Echuca will take over the upcoming Seymour meeting after the track disappointed participants and officials at its return meeting.
Almandin with chance to add Sydney Cup The 2016 Melbourne Cup winner Almandin is favourite to add a Sydney Cup to his record when he runs under top weight of 57kg in the 3200m Group One at Randwick.
William Thomas in top order for Caulfield William Thomas will be attempting his third win from four starts when he tackles 1200 metres for the first time at Caulfield.
Houtzen on target for Arrowfield Gold Coast filly Houtzen can take a step to retaining her place in The Everest when she backs up quickly to run in the Arrowfield Sprint at Randwick.
Silent Sedition ready for Sydney G1 race After finishing fourth as favourite a year ago, quality mare Silent Sedition is back for another crack at the Group One Coolmore Legacy Stakes at Randwick.
Blue Jay Way after black-type at Caulfield One thing Grahame Begg knows about filly Blue Jay Way is she will appreciate every metre of the 2400m of the Galilee Series Final at Caulfield.
Protest to relish bigger Coast track The Bryan and Daniel Guy training partnership believe a big track will help Protest make a mockery of her odds in the Listed Princess Stakes.
Japan's Pre Stwick primed for Cup raid Visiting trainer Yoshinori Muto is seeking his maiden Group One success with Pre Stwick, the first Japanese stayer to contest the Sydney Cup at Randwick.
Mark and Ben Currie front stewards Ben Currie and his father Mark have fronted stewards for a second time in an inquiry into activities at their Toowoomba stable.
Corey Brown rides through pain barrier Corey Brown has had to have his ribs manipulated into place to be fit to ride at Randwick on day two of The Championships.
Rodd encourages Doughty's hopes Encouraging words from multiple Group One-winning jockey Michael Rodd have boosted trainer Kelly Doughty's confidence with unbeaten two-year-old Blue Book.
Might Bite wins for Henderson at Aintree Cheltenham Gold Cup runner-up has gone one better in the Betway Bowl on the first day of the Grand National meeting at Aintree.
Smerdon lawyer queries RADB jurisdiction Tim McHenry is to make submissions to the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over its jurisdiction to hear charges laid against trainer Robert Smerdon.
Jeff Lloyd to weave magic on Mishani Trainer Chris Anderson is hoping in-form jockey Jeff Lloyd can produce some magic on Mishani Bullitt to overcome a wide barrier at the Sunshine Coast.
Duo to rebound from Emancipation Stakes Ron Quinton hopes Dixie Blossoms and Daysee Doom can bounce back from tough runs in the Emancipation Stakes when they meet again in the Coolmore Legacy Stakes.
Single Gaze out of the G1 Sydney Cup Popular mare Single Gaze will miss the chance to retire on a high note with a poor blood count ruling her out of the Group One Sydney Cup.
Cool Passion on path to Adelaide G1 race The Tony McEvoy stable will have two stakes winners resuming at Caulfield, including Cool Passion who is being aimed towards a Group One sprint in Adelaide.
Can't Find Snippy out of Provincial Champs Can't Find Snippy has been scratched from the Provincial Championships Final at Randwick because of a foot abscess, with Hallelujah Boy gaining a start.
Brown targeting back-to-back Sydney Cups Corey Brown believes former Irish stayer Peribsen can emulate Polarisation and give him successive Sydney Cup wins at Randwick.
Hiyaam and Dee chase another G1 in Oaks After guiding Hiyaam to a dominant Group One win last start, jockey Michael Dee is upbeat about her chances in the Australian Oaks at Randwick.
Waller chases another Sunshine Coast 3yo Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has fond memories of three-year-old stakes races at the Sunshine Coast and is chasing another.
She Will Reign ready for 3YO assignment Trainer Gary Portelli is confident She Will Reign will be suited by running against her own age in the Arrowfield Sprint at Randwick.
Moor out to add to recent feature wins Jockey Daniel Moor will be out to continue his run of feature race wins when he rides Berkshire Lady in the Galilee Series Final at Caulfield.
Police investigate Kilmore race incident Police are investigating an incident at the Kilmore race meeting after two steel pegs were found been driven into the track near the 400m mark.
Gelded Grey Lion up for Caulfield return A new look Grey Lion is ready to embark on his latest campaign at Caulfield following a gelding operation since he last raced in the Pakenham Cup.
Cool weather favours Dreams APlenty Trainer John Zielke believes cooler weather will help Dreams Aplenty when he returns at the Sunshine Coast after suffering heat stroke at his most recent start.
Blinkers to help Missybeel in stakes race Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker has elected to put blinkers on Missybeel when she makes her Queensland debut at the Sunshine Coast.
Winx in great order ahead of QEII Champion Winx is in great order ahead of the Queen Elizabeth Stakes but her jockey Hugh Bowman admits it is her toughest test for some time.
Three-month ban for trainer Jody Thompson The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has disqualified trainer Jody Thompson for three months after an inquiry relating to the condition of a horse.
Buoyant market at Easter yearling sale The main book of the Sydney Easter Yearling Sale has ended with 22 lots selling for $1 million or more.
Alizee seeks repeat G1 victory at Randwick Group One-winning Godolphin filly Alizee is primed to deliver a top performance in the Coolmore Legacy Stakes at Randwick says trainer James Cummings.
Omineca scores for Wests Tigers star Omineca has broken his maiden at Warwick Farm for an ownership group that includes Wests Tigers co-captain Chris Lawrence.
Jenny Duggan back in winner's circle NSW apprentice Jenny Duggan has travelled to Ipswich to ride her first winner after a 4-1/2 year break.
Invincore overcomes problems for debut win Expensive two-year-old colt Invincore has done a few things wrong but still made a winning debut at Ipswich.
Tiny Corrs breaks through for city victory Trainer Matt Cumani is looking towards a black-type staying race in Adelaide with Corrs after her metropolitan win at Sandown.
Bring Me Roses gets another Oaks chance After finishing second in the VRC Oaks in the spring, Bring Me Roses will line up for another crack at a Classic win in the Australian Oaks at Randwick.
Libran on track for Sydney Cup Syndicate manager Harry Herbert is looking to former English stayer Libran to keep flying the Highclere Thoroughbreds flag in the Sydney Cup.
Higher Ground lined up for Qld Derby Promising colt Higher Ground could be set for a winter campaign in Brisbane to target the Queensland Derby, his owner Debbie Kepitis says.
Illness strikes Avdulla at Warwick Farm Illness has forced Brenton Avdulla to stand down from the Warwick Farm meeting after two races.
Chris Munce to skate to stakes victory Trainer Chris Munce hopes the step up to 1600m can help Skate To Paris win her first stakes race at the Sunshine Coast.
Stewards won't be rushed on Currie inquiry Queensland Racing Inquiry Commission stewards won't be rushed into resuming an inquiry into activities at trainer Ben Currie's tables.
Katie Walsh backed to win Grand National Punters have come for Baie Des Iles to win the Grand National for jockey Katie Walsh and her trainer/husband Ross O'Sullivan.
Spanish Reef chases G1 glory for Ken Keys Ken Keys has been trying for about 30 years to win a Group One race and will be represented by talented mare Spanish Reef in the Coolmore Legacy at Randwick.
Big spending continues at Easter sale The second session of the Sydney Easter sale has continued the buoyant trend of the auction.
New Sydney Cup bonus in play for trio Three Sydney Cup runners will receive an added bonus from the Australian Turf Club if they win or run a place in the $2 million staying test at Randwick.
Villa Sarchi ready for Caulfield assault Considered by his trainer Heath Conners to be a work in progress, Villa Sarchi will be aiming for three-straight when he runs at Caulfield.
D-Day for Expiredtime at Warwick Farm The clock is ticking for Expiredtime as trainer Clarry Conners tries to conjure up a maiden win for the three-year-old gelding at Warwick Farm.
Injured Fanatic scratched from Sydney Cup The Lindsay Park-trained Fanatic has been withdrawn from the $2 million Sydney Cup with a leg injury.
Trainer eyes off maiden victory at Sandown A winner at his first three starts, Princeton Spirit will be striving to give his new trainer Julius Sandhu his first winner when he runs at Sandown.
O'Hara wants fond farewell on Single Gaze Kathy O'Hara is nearing the end of her long association with Group One-winning mare Single Gaze who will be retired after the Sydney Cup.
Top four aim for Success Days in QE Stakes Irish trainer Ken Condon says a top four finish will justify Success Days travelling to take on champion Winx in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Nine rivals for Winx in Queen Elizabeth Winx will have nine rivals in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes while the Sydney Cup has a capacity field of 20.
Top jumper Silviniaco Conti dies Dual King George VI Chase winner Silviniaco Conti has died from injuries received in an accident during a team chasing event.
Luvaluva fit and ready for Oaks challenge Trainer John Sargent says Luvaluva has come through her Adrian Knox Stakes win well and is fit and ready for the Group One ATC Australian Oaks.
Damian Lane appeals whip suspension Damian Lane will appeal his one-week penalty and fine for breaching the whip rules during his winning ride on El Dorado Dreaming in the ATC Sires' Produce Stks.
Freedman team targets Queensland carnival Victorian trainer Anthony Freedman is set to have a number of runners campaigning in Queensland during the upcoming carnival.
Andrew Adkins to ride Sir Charles Road Lightweight Sydney jockey Andrew Adkins has snared the ride on New Zealand stayer Sir Charles Road in the Sydney Cup.
Webster gives Happy Clapper green light Trainer Pat Wesbter has given Happy Clapper the green light to take on Winx in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes pending reassurance from his vet.
Caulfield option for filly Truly Discreet Australasian Oaks hopeful Truly Discreet could back up at Caulfield over 1600m, seven days after her third placing in the Listed Bendigo Guineas.
Qld trainers want track rating review Queensland trainers want a change to the way tracks are rated after a series of problems in recent months.
Deep Impact filly fetches $1.1 million A filly by Deep Impact out of Alverta has been sold for $1.1 million early on the opening day of this year's Inglis Easter Yearling Sale in Sydney.
Drier surface key for Lord Fandango in Cup Trainer Archie Alexander is looking forward to Lord Fandango getting conditions to suit when he lines up in the Group One Sydney Cup at Randwick.
Prov C'ship contender to be vetted Can't Find Snippy will have to pass a veterinary test before she can take her place in the $500,000 Provincial Championship Final after suffering an abscess.
Chilean wins G3 at new ParisLongchamp The Martyn Meade-trained Chilean has won the Group Three Prix la Force at the newly-refurbished and rebranded ParisLongchamp.
Winx and Bowman ready for Queen Elizabeth All eyes will be on Winx as she attempts to win her 18th Group One race in the Queen Elizabeth Stake at Randwick.
Savvy Coup an Oaks chance for Pitman Trainer Michael Pitman will make his first trip to Australia in several years after identifying Savvy Coup as an Australian Oaks candidate.
Another feature win for Liam Birchley Liam Birchley has won the $100,000 Capricornia Two-Year-Old Stakes at Rockhampton with Wicked Ways as he prepares to fight charges in Victoria..
Spieth getting ready for race return Spieth is closing in on his first start for the Lindsay Park stable while Vega Magic is on target to return in The Goodwood in Adelaide which he won last year.
The Everest an option for Happy Clapper Trainer Pat Webster and owner Michael Thomas are keen to target the $13 million Everest with Doncaster Mile winner Happy Clapper.
Group One Goodwood on radar for Ashlor Trainer Dan McCarthy is keen to target the Group One Goodwood with Ashlor whose victory at Bendigo has taken his record to seven wins from 13 starts.
Inquiry into Ben Currie-trained horses An inquiry into activities at trainer Ben Currie's stable before the Toowoomba meeting will be held after material taken by integrity officers is examined.
Luvaluva warms up for Oaks with tough win Resilient filly Luvaluva has completed her Australian Oaks audition in style with an impressive win in the Adrian Knox Stakes at Randwick.
So Far Sokool dominant in Bendigo Guineas Archie Alexander-trained filly So Far Sokool has made a one-act affair of the Bendigo Guineas, winning the Listed race by four lengths.
El Issa helps Currie take second Weetwood Jockey Bob El Issa has made a triumphant return to Queensland to help trainer Ben Currie win consecutive Listed Weetwood Handicaps at Toowoomba.
Dodging Bullets causes Golden Mile upset Jockey Daniel Moor has guided the Symon Wilde-trained Dodging Bullets to an upset win in the Listed Golden Mile at Bendigo.
Comeback trainer McCabe has biggest win After being back as a trainer for only a few weeks, Darryl MCabe has had his biggest victory, with Morendi winning the Toowoomba Cup.
Happy Clapper wins Doncaster Mile Happy Clapper has given trainer Pat Webster victory in the race he has coveted his whole working life, the Doncaster Mile.
Currie's day improves with Hang in Guineas Trainer Ben Currie's day has improved with Queensland Derby bound Hang scoring an impressive win in the Toowoomba Guineas.
Trapeze Artist wins TJ Smith Stakes A stud career beckons for Trapeze Artist after the colt upstaged Redzel to claim the $2.5 million Group One TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Velvet a big hit at Randwick for Crystal Crystal Kimber has won the fashions on the field at the first day of The Championships at Randwick with a stunning velvet number.
Levendi wins Group One Australian Derby Levendi has won the Australian Derby in a tight finish and held on to the victory in the stewards room.
Lance O'Sullivan trains Randwick winner New Zealand's most prolific jockey Lance O'Sullivan has returned to Randwick as a trainer to lead in Sir Charles Road in the Group Two Chairman's Quality.
Corstens stable dominates VOBIS Gold Rush The Leon and Troy Corstens-trained stablemates Thrillster and Really Swish have fought out the finish of the VOBIS Gold Rush for two-year-olds at Bendigo.
El Dorado Dreaming wins Sires' Produce Rank outsider El Dorado Dreaming has pipped favourite and Golden Slipper runner-up Oohood in a $1 million Group One Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
Victorem claims Country Championship final Victorem has won the Country Championship final for trainer Jenny Graham, who raced the gelding for the first time since qualification in February.
Waller has first Toowoomba winner Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has had his first Toowoomba winner with Another Dollar, who is headed to the winter carnival.
Houtzen wins Group Three PJ Bell Flying filly Houtzen has added another string to her bow, stalking the leader before running home strongly to win the Group Three PJ Bell Stakes at Randwick.
Dashing Muraaqeb wins Carbine Club Stakes One-time Golden Slipper prospect Muraaqeb has nailed his first black-type victory for Lindsay Park in the Carbine Club Stakes at Randwick.
Import Harrison gets first Australian win After a last-start second in the Mornington Cup, imported stayer Harrison has claimed his first Australian win with victory over 2400m at Bendigo.
Shamurt too good for plunge horse Shamurt has lived up to trainer Tony Gollan's confidence in her by beating plunge horse Cuddle Me Tight at Toowoomba.
Winx puts in guest appearance at Randwick Winx has pleased her trainer and jockey with a work-out at Randwick ahead of her defence of the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Paquirri breaks maiden in Randwick upset Gary Moore-trained colt Paquirri has produced an upset to break his maiden in the Group Three Kindergarten Stakes at Randwick.
Inquiry into activity at Currie stable Stewards have opened an inquiry and swabbed seven of trainer Ben Currie's horses in the lead-up to the Weetwood Handicap.
Gibbs expects better from Endowment Trainer Chris Gibbs is hoping for a different result when Damien Oliver rides New Zealand gelding Endowment in the Australian Derby at Randwick.
Northam with another Country Champs chance Trainer Rod Northam has had two placegetters in previous Country Championships Finals at Randwick and is hoping My Tagoson can go one better.
Schofield upbeat about Astoria in Derby Astoria can compensate Glyn Schofield for missing the Doncaster Mile ride on Kementari if he can turn the tables on Australian Derby favourite Ace High.
Unraced filly heads Currie charge Trainer Ben Currie has a large number of runners at Toowoomba but it is a debutante who has caught the early attention.
Redzel best sprinter I've ridden: McEvoy Champion jockey Kerrin McEvoy says TJ Smith Stakes favourite Redzel is the best sprinter he has ridden as the pair approach Saturday's $2.5 million race.
Michael Thomas enjoying the G1 ride Owner/breeder Michael Thomas has enjoyed a great ride so far with Doncaster contender Happy Clapper and hopes Not A Single Cent can add to the experience.
Mahamedeis to be aimed at Brisbane A possible trip to Brisbane for the Queensland Derby is one of the options for Mahamedeis who returns from a spell in the Bendigo Guineas for Nick Ryan.
Murray Baker eyes fifth Australian Derby Murray Baker has a four-pronged attack for the Australian Derby as he attempts a fifth win and second with training partner Andrew Forsman.
Avdulla confident ahead of Doncaster Mile Jockey Brenton Avdulla is confident he can add the Doncaster Mile to his bulging CV when he rides favourite Kementari at Randwick on Saturday.
Crack Me Up ready for Doncaster challenge Crack Me Up's new trainer Bjorn Baker hopes form from the Villiers Stakes stands up when the former Queensland gelding tackles the Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Nozomi on target for Bendigo Golden Mile After two encouraging runs, including a Group Three win, over 1400m this campaign, Nozomi steps up to 1600m in search of another stakes win in the Golden Mile.
Track to help Bruce Hill chase treble The softer track surface at Toowoomba has given Bruce Hill hope he can feature in all three major races at the meeting.
New jumps career to be fun for Tom Sadler Tom Sadler is looking to make his return to race riding at Warrnambool, not on the flat but over the jumps.
Hopfgarten ready to fire in Weetwood Veteran Hopfgarten is ready to run well in the Listed Weetwood Handicap at Toowoomba but will have an easier program than usual in the Queensland carnival.
A drop in class to suit Naduri at Bendigo Trainer David Brideoake has spring aspirations for Naduri who is likely to be spelled following a trip to Bendigo for the VOBIS Gold Rush.
Lean Mean Machine gears up for Randwick Lean Mean Machine graduates from a maiden win to black-type company when the Chris Waller-trained colt takes on the Kindergarten Stakes at Randwick.
Flemington mounting yard has been extended The Flemington mounting yard will be better equipped to handle the 24 runners of the Melbourne Cup following an extension.
Ljung hopes winning run continues Apprentice Emma Ljung hopes her run of success with trainer Tony Sears can continue in the Listed Weetwood Handicap at Toowoomba.
Jockey Brodie Loy outed for 21 months Jockey Brodie Loy has copped a hefty ban for a drug positive and giving false evidence to stewards.
Doncaster Mile facts and figures Facts, figures and history of the Group One $3 million Doncaster Mile, the feature race at Randwick on Saturday.
Encryption's family link to Sires' Produce Well-bred colt Encryption gets his chance to try to add his name to the Sires' Produce Stakes honour roll when he lines up in the Group One race at Randwick.
No Show Cause hearing for Robert Smerdon Written submission handed to Racing Victoria stewards giving certain undertakings means trainer Robert Smerdon's show cause hearing will not go ahead.
Arbeitsam back in distance for Doncaster Gai Waterhouse is looking for a record eighth Doncaster Mile with Arbeitsam who has been set on a different pathway to the $3 million feature at Randwick.
Tavistock Abbey on Queensland Derby path Three-year-old Tavistock Abbey makes his return in the Listed Bendigo Guineas ahead of a Brisbane campaign aimed at the Group One Queensland Derby.
TJ Smith Stakes facts and figures What you need to know about the $2.5 million TJ Smith Stakes
Jones to be remembered one year on Northern NSW jockey Darren Jones will be remembered one year on from his death in a race fall at Warialda with a memorial race at the Cup meeting.
Third time lucky for English in TJ Smith Adrian Bott says English will need luck in running against quality opposition to improve on minor placings in the past two editions of the TJ Smith Stakes.
Observational aims for third Golden Mile Trainer John Sadler has set Observational for a first-up shot at the Listed Golden Mile at Bendigo, a race he has won twice.
Williams ready for Country Championships Trainer Danny Williams says his highly-fancied gelding Don't Give A Damn looks fantastic ahead of Saturday's Country Championships at Randwick.
Fast facts about the Australian Derby A look at the Australian Derby - the blue riband for three-year-olds.
Luckless Young hoping for Derby upset Co-trainer Natalie Young is pinning her hopes on Belfast, Salsamor and Main Stage overcoming awkward draws to create an upset in the Australian Derby.
Matt McGillivray outed for a month Jockey Matt McGillivray has been suspended for a month for his handling of Mr Epic in a race at Doomben.
Half-brothers to chase Bendigo double Half-brothers and stablemates Divine Mr Tycoon and Divine Mr Artie will head to Bendigo to chase a winning double.
Waller chasing first Toowoomba win Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has his first runners at Toowoomba and is hoping for a feature race success.
James Orman reaches 400 winners James Orman has ridden his 400th winner as he gets back on track after a fall and has been booked for Lordag in the Weetwood Handicap at Toowoomba.
Winx to have race day gallop at Randwick Champion Winx will have a gallop between races on the opening day of The Championships at Randwick ahead of her bid for a 25th straight win.
Country Cship qualifier cleared to run Country Championship qualifier Ferniehirst has been cleared to run in the $500,000 final at Randwick despite an irregular swab.
Gelagotis pumped for Levendi in Derby Trainer Peter Gelagotis believes Levendi has the right attributes to give the stable a first win in the Australian Derby.
In Her Time ready to take on Redzel in TJ In Her Time can move closer to securing a slot in The Everest with a compelling performance in a TJ Smith Stakes field featuring Redzel at Randwick.
Kementari eyes second G1 in Doncaster Mile James Cummings says running third to Winx in the George Ryder Stakes has set up Kementari for more Group One success at Randwick in the Doncaster Mile.
Senchel's Voice in upset Ipswich win Trainer Mark Webb and owner Alan Newcombe have produced their second upset juvenile winner in three days with Senchel's Voice at Ipswich.
Sircconi ready for Bendigo Guineas assault After two Cranbourne barrier trials, trainer Peter Morgan says Sircconi is ready to tackle the 1400m of the Bendigo Guineas first-up.
True Excelsior chasing Randwick stakes win After a last-start win at Moonee Valley, dual stakes-placed filly True Excelsior will make her first Sydney appearance in the P J Bell Stakes at Randwick.
Callow returns to Victoria with Sale win After a stint in NSW, Noel Callow has returned to Victoria landing a first-up win on Hollywood Vine at Sale.
Dee with lightweight chance in Doncaster Fresh from his third Group One win of the season, jockey Michael Dee will try to add the time-honoured Doncaster Mile aboard lightly weighted Arbeitsam.
Oohood out to break through in G1 Sires' After five placings, including the Blue Diamond and Golden Slipper, Oohood is favourite to break through for her first win in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Skye Bogenhuber gets Rudy Cup ride Top local jockey Skye Bogenhuber gets the chance to cap her homecoming by winning the Toowoomba Cup on Rudy.
Brisbane campaign kick starts at Bendigo Brisbane Cup aspirations for Hardham begin over 1600m in the Listed Golden Mile at Bendigo.
El Issa to ride Amanaat in Weetwood A mixture of factors has led trainer Ben Currie to book Bob El Issa to ride Amanaat in the Listed Weetwood Handicap at Toowoomba.
Ebor receives prize money boost York racecourse has announced Sky Bet as the new sponsors of the Ebor Handicap, which will have a substantial prize money boost.
Nash Rawiller to miss Derby at Randwick Nash Rawiller has had to relinquish mounts at the Doncaster/Derby meeting because of the unavailability of a return flight to Hong Kong.
Redzel in great shape ahead of TJ Smith Redzel has continued to give connections confidence with a strong gallop ahead of the Group One TJ Smith Stakes.
Young laments barrier draw for Derby trio Natalie Young and Trent Busuttin's Australian Derby trio need luck after Belfast, Salsamor and Main Stage drew tough barriers for the $2m Classic at Randwick.
Tom Melbourne cops tough Doncaster draw Top jockey Kerrin McEvoy must rely on his wealth of experience to snap popular gelding Tom Melbourne's losing streak in the Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Corstens' juveniles on target for Bendigo Co-trainer Troy Corstens says he will be disappointed if stablemates Really Swish and Thrillster do not run well in the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo.
Bob Milligan out of induced coma Veteran Taree trainer Bob Milligan is out of an induced coma and responding well after suffering facial fractures in an accident at Taree.
Parish to start suspension after Doncaster Cory Parish will chase victory in the Doncaster Mile aboard the Lindsay Park-trained Cool Chap before beginning a suspension.
Rising Red prepares for late Sydney charge The performance of former New Zealand Derby placegetter Rising Red at Bendigo will determine whether he makes a late bid at the Sydney autumn carnival.
Marbellouz to struggle to make Weewtood Rising star Mr Marbellouz will struggle to make the field for the Listed Weetwood Handicap at Toowoomba as No. 17 on the ballot for the 14-runner field.
Corey Brown to ride D'Argento 1kg over Stewards have given permission for Corey Brown to ride Rosehill Guineas winner D'Argento 1kg over his 49kg handicap in the Doncaster Mile.
Few changes to Doncaster market after draw There have been few changes to the market for the $3 million Doncaster Mile with Kementari maintaining favouritism after drawn gate two next to Happy Clapper.
Group One winner He's Our Rokkii retired After winning seven races including the Group One Toorak Handicap, five-year-old He's Our Rokkii has been retired.
William Thomas impresses with Sandown win Trainer John Price and Damian Lane both have a high opinion of William Thomas after his return victory over 1000m at Sandown.
Stakes challenge on cards for Roman Son The Richard Freedman-trained Roman Son could make the step up to black-type racing in the JRA Plate after an impressive win at Rosehill.
Chris Waller to increase Qld presence The in-form Chris Waller Gold Coast stable will have more numbers in coming weeks as it prepares for the Queensland winter carnival.
Vinery setback no issue for Luvaluva Missing the Vinery Stud Stakes should not impact on Australian Oaks contender Luvaluva although she now faces a seven-day back-up from the Adrian Knox Stakes.
Holbien ready to tackle Bendigo Guineas Trainer Steve Richards is ready to give Holbien a start in the Listed Bendigo Guineas before concentrating on a spring campaign.
Deanne Taylor lands maiden Melbourne win Much-travelled trainer Deanne Taylor has landed her first Melbourne winner with favourite Silence The Stars successful at Sandown.
Ace High needs helpful draw for Derby Ace High's trainer David Payne hopes the weather forecast is accurate and the Australian Derby favourite gets a suitable draw for the Classic at Randwick.
Don't Give A Damn into Country final Don't Give A Damn has won his way into the $500,000 Country Championship final in the last series heat at Muswellbrook.
Lanciato all set for Doncaster Mile Trainer Mark Newnham believes a trial against star sprinter Redzel has Lanciato on course for a strong run in the Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Mariquita to make up for lost time Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to Mariquita to back up a last-start Canterbury win with victory at Rosehill, her home track.
Two last chances at Sandown for Purcell As Aaron Purcell prepares to hand back control of the Caulfield stables to Ciaron Maher, he has two remaining chances for city success at Sandown.
Trainer Bob Milligan injured in accident Veteran NSW country trainer Bob Milligan is in an induced coma after being struck in the head by a horse.
Joao Moreira to ride Outback Barbie Hong Kong star Jo Moreira will ride Brisbane filly Outback Barbie at Randwick in the Percy Sykes Stakes.
Thunder Snow wins Dubai World Cup Sheikh Mohammed's Thunder Snow has won the Dubai World Cup in a dominant front-running display to beat West Coast.
Lex Fraser has disqualification reduced Veteran Queensland trainer Lex Fraser has had an 18 month-disqualification reduced to six months on appeal
Illustrious Lad fifth in Dubai G1 sprint Australian sprinters have finished out of the placings on the Al Quoz Sprint at the Dubai World Cup meeting.
Osborne Bulls picks off another target Well-placed Godolphin gelding Osborne Bulls has racked up another victory at Rosehill as he patiently works through his grades for James Cummings.
Aqua Vite continues consistent form Consistent Aqua Vite has ended a run of close second for trainer Scott Morrisey by winning the Open Handicap at Doomben.
Drawing wide no barrier for Widgee Turf Widgee Turf has overcome the widest draw in the Group Three Victoria Handicap to storm home to an impressive win at Caulfield.
Cellarman wins Doncaster Prelude Cellarman has won the Prelude but will be missing from the $3 million Doncaster Mile as he wasn't considered when entries were taken.
Shoreham lands G3 Easter Cup at Caulfield After stints interstate in Sydney and Brisbane, Shoreham has returned to the Flemington stable of Saab Hasan to win the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield.
Lloyd gets 100 winners in Queensland Premier jockey Jeff Lloyd has recorded 100 winners in Queensland for the third season in a row with his win on Gracida at Doomben.
Front-running Hiyaam wins G1 Vinery Stud Resilient Victorian filly Hiyaam laid down the gauntlet to her Australian Oaks rivals after a front-running victory in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Derby-bound Levendi claims Tulloch Stakes Levendi warmed up for the Australian Derby on day one of The Championships by producing an eye-catching dress rehearsal in the Tulloch Stakes at Rosehill.
Almandin powers home in G1 Tancred Stakes The 2016 Melbourne Cup winner Almandin has outlasted Ambitious and Who Shot Thebarman to take out the Tancred Stakes at Rosehill.
Prompt Response wins Emancipation Prompt Response has claimed the Emancipation Stakes at Rosehill with less than two lengths covering the Group Two field.
Maloney stood down from Caulfield rides Jockey Ryan Maloney has admitted taking a weight suppressant, which forced Racing Victoria stewards to stand him down from riding at Caulfield.
Currie's hustle pays off at Doomben A phone call to owner Muck Crooks on spec from trainer Ben Currie has again proved a winner with Mishani Hustler winning at Doomben.
Spright bounces back to win Star Kingdom Classy mare Spright has put a poor previous preparation behind her with an impressive win in the Star Kingdom Stakes at Rosehill.
Apprentice lands milestone Caulfield win Liam Riordan has guided Runson to an impressive victory at Caulfield to give the apprentice his first metropolitan win with his boss Troy Corstens.
Doncaster Mile next for Arbeitsam Arbeitsam has earned himself a start in the Doncaster Mile with a bold front-running win in the Group Three Neville Sellwood Stakes at Rosehill.
Xebec scores first Australian win Chris Waller's former Irish stayer Xebec has scored his first Australian win at Doomben by leading all of the way.
Irukandji to target Sires' Produce Stakes Prolific Group One-winning stallion Dundeel has a first stakes win on his record after Irukandji claimed The Schweppervescence at Rosehill.
Sunset Watch impresses with Caulfield win Sunset Watch has followed his maiden win at Ballarat with an all-the-way win over 1100m at Caulfield.
Robert Smerdon issued show cause notice Racing Victoria stewards have invited former trainer Robert Smerdon to a show cause hearing ahead of the Aquanita case being heard by the RAD Board.
Bob Baffert eyeing fourth Dubai World Cup Bob Baffert is eyeing a fourth win in the Dubai World Cup with West Coast and Mubtaahij representing the American trainer.
Kopi Luwak out of Country Championship The Danny Williams-trained Kopi Luwak has been withdrawn from the Country Championship final because of injury.
Purcell aims to bow out a Group One winner Aloisia gave caretaker trainer Aaron Purcell his first Group One win and could give him his last for the time being as he hands the reins back to Ciaron Maher.
Auvray fit for Tancred Stakes challenge Trainer Richard Freedman and his brother Anthony will go head to head in the Group One Tancred Stakes wtih Auvray and Ambitious respectively.
Fish 'N' Snitz to stake her winter claim Flashy filly Fish 'N' Snitz is out to show there is more to her than just a clever name when she runs at Doomben.
Ellerton-Zahra after Easter feature double Odeon and Sword Of Light will be racing for a Group Three feature double for Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra at Caulfield.
Prolific winners unite at Doomben Country galloper De Villiers gets a chance to add to his prolific win strike rate when he joins the Ben Currie stable for a Doomben assignment.
Fox Swift to bounce back at Caulfield Already a stakes-winning filly, three-year-old Fox Swift will be tested for a tilt at Group company when she runs at Caulfield.
Caravaggio to shuttle to Australia Brilliant sprinter Caravaggio will join the Coolmore Australia stallion roster in the upcoming breeding season.
Gailop Chop on track for Sydney G1 double Darren Weir's travelling foreman Jarrod McLean has no doubt Gailo Chop is physically ready to back up his Ranvet Stakes win in the Tancred at Rosehill.
Music Magnate ready for world stage Bjorn Baker is in Dubai for the World Cup meeting hoping to bring home the Al Quoz Sprint Trophy with Music Magnate, one of three Australians in the race.
Facts about the Vinery Storm Queen Stakes What you need to know about the Group One Vinery Storm Queen Stakes at Rosehill.
Alizee to be tested at 2000 metres Godolphin trainer James Cummings believes Alizee's racing pattern will help her get over 2000 metres in the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes.
Tiyatrolani to fire first-up at Doomben Tony Gollan is confident Tiyatrolani can maintain her excellent first-up record at Doomben despite missing a trial.
Widgee Turf runs from wide Caulfield draw The Victoria Handicap is an important stepping stone for Widgee Turf with trainer Patrick Payne homing in on the VOBIS Golden Mile at Caulfield.
Magnajoy to tackle open company A strong win in a barrier trial has helped trainer Michael Costa decide to tackle open company with Magnajoy at Doomben.
Our Gladiator after hat-trick at Caulfield Trainer Jerome Hunter is thankful his horses are racing in good form after he endured a health scare earlier in the year.
D'Argento to run in Doncaster not Derby D'Argento will get his chance in the Doncaster Mile after with trainer Chris Waller deciding not to run the colt in ATC Australian Derby.
Aqua Vite beats the odds to race again Gold Coast gelding Aqua Vite takes another step to the winter carnival when he runs at Doomben after beating a near-fatal disease.
Limestone lame at Ballarat vet clinic A panel of three vets has found Limestone to be lame after the filly was scratched from a recent Flemington meeting.
Hugh Bowman ruled out of Rosehill meeting Leading jockey Hugh Bowman will miss the Tancred Stakes and Doncaster Mile meetings during the Sydney carnival after being stood down because of illness.
Lloyd needs clearance to chase century Premier Queensland jockey Jeff Lloyd will need a doctor's clearance before he can ride at Doomben and chase 100 Queensland winners for the season.
Jockey Pat Smullen diagnosed with tumour Irish jockey Pat Smullen says he is fully focused on making a complete recovery after being diagnosed with a tumour.
Rhys McLeod puts in the miles for double Jockey Rhys McLeod started his day riding a winner at Stony Creek before completing a a double riding Hellava Babe to victory at Sandown.
Pure Elation breaks her maiden in style Peter and Paul Snowden-trained filly Pure Elation will resume her quest for black-type during The Championships after winning at Warwick Farm.
McEvoy, Almandin reunite after Cup glory Kerrin McEvoy hopes to preserve his unbeaten record on Almandin, the horse he rode to victory in the 2016 Melbourne Cup, when they combine again at Rosehill.
Well-bred filly Te Amo sheds maiden tag Blueblood filly Te Amo was one of three impressive winners at Ipswich when she broke her maiden status.
Danzdanzdance launches ATC Oaks campaign Danzdanzdance follows a familiar path from the New Zealand Derby to the Australian Oaks via the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Racing overseas deemed too risky for Winx Chris Waller and connections have ruled out Winx racing at Royal Ascot so she can focus on a fourth Cox Plate in the twilight of her career.
Lindsay Park goes all out in Victoria Hcp He's Our Rokkii, Fastnet Tempest, Cannyescent and So Si Bon will tackle the Group Three Victoria Handicap at Caulfield for Lindsay Park.
Daysee Doom, Dixie Blossoms renew rivalry Stablemates Daysee Doom and Dixie Blossoms will go head-to-head in the Emancipation Stakes.
Dal Cielo pleases Lees in barrier tests Smart sprinter Dal Cielo has successfully trialled twice in the lead-up to his comeback race at Doomben.
Gailo Chop aims for Sydney Group 1 double Gailo Chop is seeking a second Sydney Group One success in quick succession for Victorian trainer Darren Weir in the Tancred Stakes at Rosehill.
Four-Time G1 Winning Champion Son Of Galileo To Coolmore Australia Champion two-year-old and dual Guineas winner Churchill will stand at Coolmore Australia for the 2018 southern hemisphere season.
Daniel Moor, Alysha Collett to Singapore Victorian Daniel Moor and New Zealand's Alysha Collett will ride in Singapore on six-month contracts.
Dual Guineas winner Churchill to shuttle Coolmore has announced dual Guineas winner Churchill will stand in Australia for the southern hemisphere season.
Moreira to ride Success Days against Winx Joao Moreira has been booked for two international runners at The Championships, Irish horse Success Days and Prestwick from Japan.
Easter Cup target for Lindsay Park pair Having nominated three horses in the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield, Lindsay Park will have just two runners in the 2000m-race.
Lee Curtis seeks lift by Lasqueti Spirit Trainer Lee Curtis hopes Group One winner Lasqueti Spirit can show more signs of improvement in the Tancred Stakes at Rosehill as she targets the Sydney Cup.
Torvill to be tested over 2000m in Vinery Trainer Clarry Conners will stick to his plan to send Torvill to the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes rather than race her against older mares in the Emancipation.
Adelaide pair chasing Caulfield riches Barrier draws and the state of the Caulfield track will determine if Steel Frost and Savatag make the trip across from Adelaide for Easter racing.
Invictus Salute to step up at Warwick Farm The Mark Newnham-trained Invictus Salute faces a tough initiation to racing when she has her first start at Warwick Farm.
International scout Jordon joins the VRC Leigh Jordon has been appointed the executive general manager of racing at the Victoria Racing Club.
Sydney target for Tatiara after Sandown A 1000m-race at Sandown will be the perfect lead-up for the Robbie Laing-trained Tatiara who is Sydney bound.
D'Argento moves closer to Doncaster start Rosehill Guineas winner D'Argento is almost assured of a start in the Doncaster Mile after moving to 24th on the order of entry.
Harry Herbert to leave Al Shaqab Harry Herbert has resigned as Sheikh Joaan Al Thani's racing advisor with the Qatari operation increasing its presence in France.
Unforgotten early Vinery favourite Unforgotten is shading Luvaluva for favouritism in first markets on the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Apprentice has appeal win at RAD Board The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has reduced apprentice Michael Poy's 11-meeting careless riding suspension.
Sweet Ava to step up to 1400m at Rosehill Trainer Gerald Ryan believes Sweet Ava will be suited by the 1400 metres of the Schweppervescence at Rosehill.
Hasan has dual Cup options for Shoreham Trainer Saab Hasan has the Easter Cup at Caulfield or the Stawell Cup the following day as options for recent Mornington placegetter Shoreham.
Single Gaze steps up to 2400m in Tancred Trainer Nick Olive believes Single Gaze will appreciate the 2400 metres of the Tancred Stakes at Rosehill.
Stanley has Queensland plans for Violate Trainer Brent Stanley's plans towards Group One racing with Violate include the Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Redzel wins trial ahead of TJ Smith Redzel has been given a solid hit-out to win a 1000m-barrier trial at Randwick ahead of the TJ Smith Stakes.
Master Of Arts penalised for Sydney Cup The Darren Weir-trained Master Of Arts has received a 1.5 kilogram Sydney Cup penalty for his win in the Group Three Manion Cup.
Ribchester to stand at Darley Australia Darley has announced multiple European Group One winner Ribchester will join the Australian stallion roster.
Overseas decision pending on Winx A decision whether Winx goes overseas to race will be made soon with the mare setting a world standard 17 Group One wins in the George Ryder Stakes.
Good Host, Sea Lady set for Country final Good Host and Sea Lady have added their names to the field for the Country Championship final after fighting out the finish of the Dubbo qualifying heat.
Vin De Dance on track for Australian Derby New Zealand trainer Andrew Forsman is happy with Vin De Dance despite the gelding's relegation from second to fourth in the Rosehill Guineas
Sean Cormack back in great form Comeback jockey Sean Cormack is in fine form as he re-establishes himself in Queensland.
John Sadler after Caulfield's Easter Cup After success in the Yarra Valley Cup, John Sadler is out to claim another Cup with Berisha at Caulfield.
She Will Reign to run in Arrowfield Sprint Trainer Gary Portelli will set She Will Reign for the Arrowfield Sprint after her two recent unplaced runs in open company.
Popular grey Steel Zip is retired Veteran grey Steel Zip, who has a cult following in Brisbane, has been retired after earning almost $1 million prize money.
Zahra, Mertens, Nolen all suspended Jockeys Mark Zahra, Beau Mertens and Luke Nolen have all been suspended on careless riding charges in Victoria.
Speedy prize for fast race at Gold Coast The Gold Coast Turf Club hopes to attract national interest in the Bat Out of Hell race by offering a trainer's prize of a Harley Davidson motorcycle.
Quilista seals Birthday Card Stakes win Quilista has won the Birthday Card Stakes on her Sydney debut to vindicate Perth owner-trainer Justin Warwick's decision to transfer the mare to Darren Weir.
Two jockeys suspended from Guineas New Zealand jockey Jason Waddell has had a careless riding suspension added to the loss of second place in the Group One Rosehill Guineas on protest.
What the Golden Slipper jockeys said What the jockeys said after the $3.5 million Group One Golden Slipper at Rosehill won by Estijaab.
Kings Will Dream takes out Mornington Cup Darren Weir and the connections of Kings Will Dream can now concentrate on the Caulfield Cup after his victory in the Mornington Cup.
Kemp has race options for Mr Marbellouz Trainer Kevin Kemp is keen for brilliant Doomben winner Mr Marbellouz to run in next month's rich Weetwood but won't be unhappy if he fails to make the field.
Tony McEvoy proud of Golden Slipper duo Tony McEvoy will press on with surprise Golden Slipper runner-up Oohood while Sunlight will take a break after running third to Estijaab at Rosehill.
In Her Time claims Group One Galaxy win The Ben Smith-trained In Her Time has broken through for a Group One win in the Galaxy at Rosehill.
Stellar Collision takes out Hareeba Stakes The Darren Weir-trained Stellar Collision has continued the successful run for the stable collecting the Listed Hareeba Stakes at Mornington.
Estijaab claims the $3.5m Golden Slipper Estijaab has won the $3.5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill to give Hall of Fame trainer John Hawkes his fourth win and jockey Brenton Avdulla his first.
Another first for in-form Munce at Doomben First Crush has continued trainer Chris Munce's good recent run when he defied his usual racing pattern to win at Doomben.
D'Argento takes out Gr 1 Rosehill Guineas D'Argento has finished strongly over 2000m to take out the Rosehill Guineas, giving trainer Chris Waller and jockey Hugh Bowman a Group One double at Rosehill.
Bodega Negra headed to Toowoomba Cup Bodega Negra has beaten the threat of retirement and earned himself a trip to the Toowoomba Cup with his first win in 14 months at Doomben.
Winx's world record 17 Group One wins Wonder mare Winx saluted in the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill to claim a world-record 17th Group One win.
Winx claims a Group One world record Winx has claimed a world record 17th Group One win and stretched her winning sequence to 24 in the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Lane wins Manion Cup on Master Of Arts The Darren Weir-trained Master Of Arts, ridden by Damian Lane, has taken out the Manion Cup at Rosehill and is on a path to the Group One Sydney Cup.
Golden Slipper hopes to be vetted Five Golden Slipper contenders will have to pass veterinary examinations after being held up in traffic on the way to Rosehill.
Weir wins first Sydney G1 with Gailo Chop Gailo Chop has provided Victorian trainer Darren Weir with his first Group One success in Sydney with an emphatic victory in the Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Shamurt on upward road for Gollan Trainer Tony Gollan looks to have another promising two year old in Shamurt, who won on debut at Doomben.
The Pinnacle wins Group Three Epona The Pinnacle has claimed a deserved Group Three win at Rosehill after a dramatic start to the Epona Stakes.
Lachlan King lands breakthrough city win Apprentice Lachlan King has scored his maiden metropolitan victory aboard the Lindsay Park-trained Velox at Mornington.
Guthmann Chester nears milestone Apprentice Jag Guthmann Chester moved to within one win of outriding his 3kgs claim with a win on Yarrapower at Doomben.
I Am Excited claims Darby Munro Stakes David Pfieffer is targeting the Group Two Arrowfield Sprint with I Am Excited after she extended her winning streak to three in the Darby Munro Stakes.
Hellbent lands top spot in G1 William Reid Hellbent has defied the racing pattern to take out the Group One William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Spanish Reef scores again at Moonee Valley Spanish Reef remains unbeaten in her current campaign with a dominant win in the Sunline Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Think Bleue takes out G3 Alexandra Stakes Trainer Darren Weir is looking towards the Australasian Oaks in Adelaide with Think Bleue after her maiden stakes race win at Moonee Valley.
Vin De Dance to extend Guineas trend New Zealand gelding Vin De Dance looks best placed to follow Gingernuts and claim to Rosehill Guineas after winning the NZ Derby.
Neil Werrett appointed to VRC Board Prominent businessman and racehorse owner Neil Werrett has been appointed to the board of the Victoria Racing Club.
Price aiming for first Golden Slipper win Melbourne trainer Mick Price will saddle up two Golden Slipper starters and rates talented filly Seabrook his best chance in the $3.5 million race.
In Her Time back to break G1 drought Classy sprinter In Her Time returns from an injury-enforced spell at Rosehill to kick-start a campaign targeting the Group One TJ Smith Stakes.
March Sale to Continue Online Boom The catalogue has been released for Inglis Digital’s March Online Auction, with 115 lots on offer.
Sandbar Slipper hope for Flower Owner Damion Flower had no luck with Snitzel in the Golden Slipper and is now looking to one of the stallion's sons to get the job done.
Childs chases Gold on unbeaten colt Jockey Jordan Childs has already claimed his first Group One win on unbeaten colt Written By in the Blue Diamond and now hopes to add the Golden Slipper.
Sugar Bella aimed at more black-type Promising mare Sugar Bella will aim to stay unbeaten for trainer Kris Lees when she takes on the Group Three Birthday Card Stakes at Rosehill.
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Ranvet Stakes facts and figures What you need to know about the Group One $700,000 Ranvet Stakes on the Golden Slipper Day card at Rosehill.
Barrier no problem for Mr Marbellouz Trainer Kevin Kemp has decided to skip open company and run Mr Marbellouz in a Class Six at Doomben after he drew badly in both races.
Second best no downside for Happy Clapper After racing Happy Clapper against Winx six times to no avail trainer Pat Webster is happy to use the George Ryder Stakes as a lead-in for the Doncaster Mile.
Golden Slipper chance eases pain for Olive A strong run by outsider Sizzling Belle in the Golden Slipper and a second Group One for Single Gaze would be the ideal boost for grieving trainer Nick Olive.
Enbihaar scratched from Golden Slipper Enbihaar has been scratched from the Golden Slipper on veterinary advice with her stablemate Qafila now gaining a start as first emergency.
Cismontane ready for Mornington assignment The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Cismontane will take on the might of the Darren Weir stable in the Mornington Cup.
Waller well represented in R'hill Guineas Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller is well represented in the Group One Guineas and is looking forward to seeing his runners get their chance over 2000m.
Amanaat chases Weetwood Handicap start Amanaat will need to finish in the top two at Doomben to make the field for the rich Weetwood Handicap.
Luke Currie focused on Golden Slipper Luke Currie believes her tough win in the Magic Night Stakes will benefit Golden Slipper favourite Sunlight.
Golden day for Bruce Brown Bruce Brown has fond memories of Golden Slipper day and is hoping for two-year-old success at Doomben.
US jockey Jose Flores dies from injuries Veteran United States jockey Jose Flores has died from injuries he received in a race fall at the Philadelphia track.
Two winners for Hugh Bowman at Newcastle Hugh Bowman has ridden two winners at Newcastle at his first meeting back since suffering concussion in a fall from his upcoming Golden Slipper mount Performer.
Enbihaar, Long Leaf over the odds: Hayes Lindsay Park senior trainer David Hayes believes his stable's runners are over the odds in the Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
Jockeys to claim the Australian 'Big Four' Only seven jockeys have won the coveted four 'majors' in Australian racing - the Melbourne Cup, Cox Plate, Golden Slipper and Caulfield Cup.
Oliver chasing second Slipper on Seabrook Damien Oliver can become the first jockey to win Australia's big four if successful on Seabrook in the Golden Slipper Stakes at Rosehill.
Bowman says Performer genuine Slipper hope Star jockey Hugh Bowman rates Performer, the colt he fell from in the Todman Stakes, a genuine chance to give him a first Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
The Galaxy facts and figures What you need to know about the Group One $700,000 The Galaxy on the Golden Slipper Day card at Rosehill.
William Reid Stakes: Know all the facts Learn all the facts and figures for the Group One William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Thronum gets the nod for Moonee Valley Thronum will be one of three runners Lindsay Park saddles up in the final Group One race in Melbourne for the season, the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Stars align for Jungle Edge in The Galaxy An impressive comeback and ideal track conditions have Cranbourne trainer Mick Bell anticipating Group One glory for Jungle Edge in The Galaxy at Rosehill.
Golden Slipper: What they're saying What are the key players saying ahead of the Group One $3.5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill on Saturday.
Furore faces step up in class for Guineas The Kris Lees-trained Furore will make the leap to Group One company in the Rosehill Guineas after a delayed start to his career.
Qld Derby hope Zofonic Dancer to resume Trainer Robert Heathcote hopes his patience with Zofonic Dancer will pay off as the three-year-old begins a Queensland Derby preparation.
Gypsy Toff ready to fly in Brisbane Flying filly Gypsy Toff is expected to continue a proud tradition for Rockhampton two-year-olds when she heads to Doomben.
Weather the key for Mornington Cup start A start in the Mornington Cup for Oncidium Ruler is dependent on whether there is any rain ahead of the Listed race.
New board member for Brisbane Racing Club Businesswoman Jennifer Creaton has been appointed to fill the vacancy on the Brisbane Racing Club board.
Winx on target for third-straight Ryder Champion mare Winx is poised for her third-straight George Ryder Stakes on her home track and 17th Group One win of her glittering career.
Villa Sarchi continues on learning curve Geelong trainer Heath Conners predicts a bright future for Villa Sarchi after his first-up win over 1000m at Sandown.
Ace High at peak for main autumn targets Ace High is ready for the step up to 2000m in the Rosehill Guineas when he attempts to win his third Group One race of the season.
Sires' Produce Stakes aim for Tchaikovsky Tchaikovsky, who cost $1.3 million as a yearling, will target the Group One Sires' Produce Stakes after winning at Gosford.
Collett connection key in G1 Ranvet Stakes Jason Collett will rely on sister Alysha's experience with Consensus when he rides the New Zealand mare in the Ranvet Stakes.
Sandbar to handle Golden Slipper pressure Jockey Christian Reith has no doubt Sandbar can handle the Golden Slipper's high-pressure environment.
Rains Aplenty revels in the wet at Doomben Well-bred two-year-old Rains Aplenty has been earmarked as a winter carnival stakes horse after a slogging win on a bog Doomben track.
Shelley Beach Road in Country Champs Final Injuries to two placegetters from the Port Macquarie heat of the Country Championships has led to fourth-placed Shelley Beach Road getting a spot in the Final.
Viridine a genuine Galaxy chance: Cummings Godolphin trainer James Cummings is confident three-year-old colt Viridine is ready to run a big race with a light weight in the Group One Galaxy at Rosehill.
She Will Reign ready to win: Gary Portelli Dual Group One-winning filly She Will Reign will chase another feature win when she heads to Melbourne for the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Veteran import to start in Mornington Cup A one-time Melbourne Cup nomination for Irish trainer Willie Mullins will start his Australian campaign in the Mornington Cup.
Eliot Forbes resigns as Racing Qld boss The chief executive of Racing Queensland Eliot Forbes has resigned amid continuing problems with Eagle Farm racecourse.
Japanese stayer arrives for Sydney Cup bid Japanese stayer Prestwick has started his preparations for the $2 million Sydney Cup with a light canter around Canterbury in drizzling rain.
Mama set to complete busy week for Sears Toowoomba Cup candidate Don't Tell Mama can complete a busy but successful week for trainer Tony Sears at Doomben.
Rain to boost Fiesta's Golden Slipper bid Experienced jockey Kerrin McEvoy believes rain will enhance Fiesta's hopes from the outside gate in the Golden Slipper.
Portelli keeps Slipper ambitions in check Golden Slipper-winning trainer Gary Portelli doesn't expect the same result as 2017 when Secret Lady contests the Golden Slipper.
Rosehill track in soft range after rain Acceptances have been taken for the Golden Slipper meeting at Rosehill, with the track rated in the soft range.
She Will Reign draws rails for Valley G1 Golden Slipper and Moir Stakes winner She Will Reign has drawn the inside barrier for the Group One William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley in a field of 10.
Five rivals for Winx in G1 George Ryder Winx has five rivals in a bid to stretch her winning sequence to 24 races in the Group One George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Kementari to clash with Winx in WFA Ryder Star colt Kementari is set to line up against champion mare Winx in the Group One George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Young sire Unencumbered dies aged six Young sire Unencumbered has died aged six after complications from throat surgery for the inflammatory condition chondritis.
Clipperton back aboard English in Galaxy Hong Kong-based Australian jockey Sam Clipperton will reunite with five-year-old mare English in the Group One Galaxy at Rosehill.
Slipper favourites to eyeball each other Sunlight and Written By, the leading contenders in the Golden Slipper, have drawn alongside each other in the $3.5 million race at Rosehill.
Santos could give Gai seventh Slipper win In-form colt Santos will be out to give champion trainer Gai Waterhouse a record seventh Golden Slipper win, and her first in partnership with Adrian Bott.
Brideoake chases local win with Self Sense Trainer David Brideoake says it would be an honour to win the Mornington Cup with stayer Self Sense.
Sandbar squeezes into Slipper contention Trainer Brad Widdup's fledgling career reaches a high point at Rosehill with Sandbar making the Golden Slipper field.
Bowman thrilled to be back in the saddle Champion jockey Hugh Bowman has returned to the saddle ahead of rides in all five Group One races at the Golden Slipper meeting at Rosehill.
Avdulla upbeat about Estijaab despite draw Jockey Brenton Avdulla will have to overcome a wide draw on Estijaab in the Golden Slipper but says he wouldn't swap the filly for any other horse in the race.
Purcell favours G1 for sprinter Bons Away Trainer Aaron Purcell favours starting Bons Away in the Group One William Reid at Moonee Valley but has also entered him for Mornington.
Danzibar Dancer makes debut at Gosford Gosford trainer Jim Louizos will have a rare runner on his home track when Danzibar Dancer begins her career in the Adama Plate.
In-form O'Sullivan pair chase Sandown wins Near Queue and Fine Embers will fly the flag for Ballarat trainer Dan O'Sullivan when they run at Sandown.
Juveniles to outshine apprentices The first appearances of an unusual number of well-bred first starters has taken some of the focus from the National Apprentices race at Doomben.
Favourites draw nicely in Golden Slipper Sunlight and Written By will start alongside each other in the Golden Slipper after both drew well for the $3.5 million race at Rosehill.
Capacity field for $3.5m Golden Slipper A capacity field of 16 plus four emergencies has been declared for the Group One Golden Slipper, the world's richest race for two-year-olds.
Grahame Begg eyeing another Group One Grahame Begg has his sights on the Golden Slipper with Written By and is eyeing another Sydney Group One race with Global Sanction,
Harlem to chase another Group One win Australian Cup winner Harlem will try to add another Group One win when he heads to Rosehill for the Ranvet Stakes.
Maximum 10 rivals for Winx in George Ryder Kementari looms as the main danger to Winx extending her Group One record to 17 in the George Ryder Stakes.
Mornington Cup option for Lord Fandango Connections of Lord Fandango will watch the weather forecast to decide whether he runs in the Manion Cup in Sydney or instead contests the Mornington Cup.
Secret Slipper weapon for Tony Gollan Trainer Tony Gollan's young daughter Jamieson is proving a good luck charm and he hopes it will rub off on Ef Troop in the Golden Sipper.
Rock Magic chasing elusive G1 at Valley Eight-year-old gelding Rock Magic will chase a milestone Group One win in the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
William Reid attracts 15 nominations The William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley has attracted 15 nominations, including nine horses who have also been entered for a Group One sprint in Sydney.
Illustrious Lad trials well ahead of Dubai Illustrious Lad has finished second in a Cranbourne barrier trial ahead of his trip to Dubai for the Al Quoz Sprint.
Hugh Bowman passes test ahead of return Champion jockey Hugh Bowman will be back in the Group One action at Rosehill after passing a mandatory concussion test.
Chautauqua's barrier antics play out again Champion sprinter Chautauqua has again refused to jump from the barriers, this time at Cranbourne.
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Stephen Baster to ride Enbihaar in Slipper Stephen Baster has had the dates of a suspension changed, allowing him to ride Enbihaar in the Golden Slipper.
Suncraze in last-stride win at Scone Suncraze has qualified for the Country Championship final with a last dash at the line to win the Scone heat.
Santos ticking over for Golden Slipper Adrian Bott hopes Santos will benefit from a more relaxed lead-in to the Golden Slipper as top hopes Sunlight and Written By back up from wins at Rosehill.
Light autumn planned for Vengeur Masque The Golden Mile at Bendigo shapes as the likely return for Vengeur Masque who is expected to have a light autumn campaign.
Purcell keeping options open for future Aaron Purcell will go back to training at Warrnambool once Ciaron Maher's suspension ends and he returns to Caulfield.
Brisbane riding ranks to be strengthened Brisbane's riding ranks will be strengthened with Jim Orman close to returning from injury and Sydney's Lee Magorrian to ride more in the north.
Savvy to chase trans-Tasman Oaks double New Zealand Oaks winner Savvy Coup will try to emulate Bonneval by add the Australian Oaks to her resume.
Gold Coast barrier trial likely for Snitz Snitz is likely to trial at the Gold Coast rather than run at Doomben as he prepares for the NSW Country Championship final.
Cranbourne trial to set Chautauqua right Hawkes Racing and the connections of Chautauqua are hoping the gelding can pass the first of two barrier tests in a trial at Cranbourne.
Two Queensland jockeys banned for cannabis Queensland jockeys Wayne O'Connell and Shannon Apthorpe have been disqualified after testing positive to cannabis at a Toowoomba race meeting.
Gollan wins his third Listed Goldmarket Tony Gollan has won his third Listed Goldmarket Handicap with a horse he was going to sack only three months ago.
Three for Glyn Schofield before suspension Glyn Schofield has ridden a treble at Rosehill before starting a suspension which rules him out of the Golden Slipper meeting.
Sovereign Nation wins Listed March Stakes Sovereign Nation has appreciated a drop in class in the Listed March Stakes, narrowly getting home over Theanswermyfriend in a blanket finish at Flemington.
Soho Ruby lands prize for Levi Kavanagh Levi Kavanagh is looking for black-type success with Soho Ruby after the mare scored a narrow victory in The Curragh Racecourse Handicap at Flemington.
Comin' Through on track for Doncaster Mile Comin' Through has enhanced his prospects as a lightweight chance for the Doncaster Mile, pipping stablemate Tom Melbourne in the Ajax Stakes at Rosehill.
Sista Act a gem for trainer Liam Birchley Trainer Liam Birchley has put aside a tumultuous month to train Sista Act for a win in the $125,000 3YO Jewel at the Gold Coast.
Matt McGillivray returns a big-race winner Jockey Matt McGillivray has erased memories of the worst day of his career by winning the $250,000 Jewel 2YO at the Gold Coast.
Humidor takes out Group Two Blamey Stakes Humidor has taken out the Blamey Stakes at Flemington for Darren Weir while stablemate and favourite Tosen Stardom finished at the tail of the field.
Unforgotten bounces back from heart issue Unforgotten has staged a form reversal to take out the Group Two Phar Lap Stakes at Rosehill.
Chloe Esposito escapes cold for Aus races Olympic champion Chloe Esposito will return to Hungary for training after a day out soaking up the Australian sun at the autumn racing carnival at Rosehill.
Decision time for Gold Coast Stakes winner Trainer Steve O'Dea has a decision to make on whether to push on to the Toowoomba Cup with Doubt Defying after his impressive win in the Gold Coast Stakes.
Daysee Doom wins the G1 Coolmore Classic The Ron Quinton-trained Daysee Doom has won the Coolmore Classic, giving young jockey Andrew Adkins his first Group One success.
Khulaasa breaks through with stakes win Two-year-old Khulaasa has landed a valuable stakes win at her third start but her co-trainer David Hayes believes the filly has plenty more to offer.
Dothraki claims overdue victory on protest Veteran sprinter Dothraki has won the Group Three Maurice McCarten Stakes at Rosehill on protest.
Stylish Slipper audition for Written By Written By has fought off Sandbar in the Pago Pago Stakes at Rosehill to overtake Performer as the Golden Slipper second elect.
Limestone scratching upsets Darren Weir The scratching of Limestone from a fillies race at Flemington has left a sour taste in mouth of her trainer Darren Weir.
Magorrian helps Waller to Coast trifecta Sydney apprentice Lee Magorrian has ridden his first Queensland winner to help give trainer Chris Waller a race trifecta at the Gold Coast.
Sunlight firms for Golden Slipper with win Sunlight remains favourite for the Golden Slipper after her all-the-way win in the Magic Night Stakes but is being challenged by Written By.
SA Group One race on radar for Quilista The Darren Weir-trained Quilista has sprinted to victory in mares' grade at Flemington, dropping in class after a midfield finish in the Oakleigh Plate.
Auvray earns call-up for Trancred Stakes The Tancred Stakes is a new goal for French-bred stayer Auvray after the gelding's impressive win in the Sky High Stakes at Rosehill.
Japanese horse breaks down in quarantine Japanese sprinter Ittetsu has suffered a career-threatening leg injury at the Canterbury quarantine centre.
Mediterranean barred after Gold Coast win Plans to tackle the NSW Country Championships with Mediterranean have been shelved after the gelding bled in his Gold Coast win.
Winx pleases in day out at Rosehill races Winx has put in a pleasing race day gallop at Rosehill ahead of her next visit to the track for the George Ryder Stakes.
Multifacets nails a long-awaited victory Multifacets has won for the first time since the 2016 spring carnival in taking out the Catanach's Handicap at Rosehill.
Native River wins Gold Cup for Tizzard The Colin Tizzard-trained Native River has won the ultimate prize at the Cheltenhma Festival, the Gold Cup.
Cliff's Edge wins Group Two Alister Clark The Darren Weir-trained Cliff's Edge has led all the way to win the Group Two Alister Clark Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Glyn Schofield suspension appeal fails Leading Sydney jockey Glyn Schofield will miss Golden Slipper day at Rosehill after failing to appeal a careless riding suspension.
Luvaluva wins Kembla Grange Classic The John Sargent-trained Luvaluva has finished strongly to win the Group Three Kembla Grange Classic for three-year-old fillies.
Sir Statham needs change of luck Well-performed former New Zealand sprinter Sir Statham needs a change of luck when he tackles the Listed Goldmarket at the Gold Coast.
Goulburn filly chasing Flemington success She Knows will appreciate racing against her own age and sex with a weight drop when she makes her Melbourne debut at Flemington.
Shumookh chases Group win in Phar Lap Shumookh is eyeing her first black-type win in the Phar Lap Stakes at Rosehill after Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott switched her from the Coolmore Classic.
Khulaasa favoured to land her first win After finishing second in her two starts, two-year-old filly Khulaasa is favourite to break through for her first win in the TBV Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes.
Egg Tart on track for Coolmore Classic An encouraging comeback, handy draw and favourable track conditions combine to boost Chris Waller's confidence in Egg Tart ahead of the Coolmore Classic.
Sunlight primed for Golden Slipper lead-up Trainer Tony McEvoy believes Sunlight is ready to become the first Magic Night Stakes runner to back up and win the Golden Slipper since Calaway Gal.
Hellova Street chasing his biggest win Hellova Street has earned a crack at the Blamey Stakes with his trainer Scott Brunton excited to test the top Tasmanian galloper in the Group Two race.
Cult figure Tom Melbourne ready for return Tom Melbourne makes a comeback and the consistent Cellarman faces a step up in class in a Chris Waller-dominated Ajax Stakes field at Rosehill.
Uptown Lad to miss Provincial final A tendon injury has forced the Kim Waugh-trained Uptown Lad out of the Provincial Championship final at Randwick.
Track to determine start for Abyssinian A start in a $150,000 race at Flemington for Abyssinian will be determined on race morning depending on the firmness of the track.
Revised Slipper script for Written By Written By will familiarise himself with Rosehill ahead of the $3.5 million Golden Slipper after his schedule was changed because of Sydney's wet weather.
Jason Collett to ride Ef Troop in Slipper Trainer Tony Gollan has confirmed Jason Collett will replace the suspended Corey Brown on Ef Troop in the Golden Slipper.
Bruce Hill hoping for Jag's luck Bruce Hill is hoping the good run of success for his apprentice Jag Guthmann-Chester will rub off on his stable star Man Of His Word at the Gold Coast.
Gear changes for Chris Munce-trained pair Trainer Chris Munce has made key gear changes for his two runners in the $250,000 Jewel for two-year-olds at the Gold Coast.
Rising Red to make comeback at Flemington Rising Red will make his return to the track in a Listed race at Flemington after a long injury-enforced lay-off.
Michael Nolan to fire at Gold Coast For a trainer based 120km away in Toowoomba Michael Nolan has a great win strike rate at the Gold Coast and is hoping it continues at the feature meeting.
Willie Mullins sets Cheltenham record Willie Mullins' two winners on the third day at Cheltenham has given him the record for the most wins by a trainer at the Festival.
Winx is equal No.1 in the world Australian champion Winx shares the No.1 spot with Gun Runner in the latest world rankings.
Chautauqua to bypass Flemington jump-out Hawkes Racing says Chautauqua will head to a Cranbourne barrier trial rather than contest a Flemington jump-out.
Double delight for trainer-jockey Pateman Dual licence holder Steven Pateman has ridden a horse he also trains to victory in a race at Warrnambool.
Thornton with chances for first stakes win Apprentice Stephanie Thornton will be chasing her first stakes race success when she rides Metronome and Coldstone in separate black-type races at Flemington.
Snowden positive about Spin's Slipper bid Peter Snowden has made a key gear change in an attempt to sharpen Golden Slipper hopeful Spin's concentration in the Pago Pago Stakes at Rosehill.
Lindsay Park has sights on Sydney carnival Lindsay Park is hoping to keep the feature race victories coming with three runners in three black-type races at Rosehill.
Setsuna aims to seal Golden Slipper spot Setsuna has to produce a strong performance in the Magic Night Stakes to secure a start in the Golden Slipper.
Veteran jockey Lloyd weighs up retirement Jeff Lloyd admits he's considering retirement as he hopes to cap a remarkable career with another Brisbane jockeys' premiership.
Winx confirmed for Rosehill raceday gallop Winx will have a public tune-up ahead of her bid for a third successive George Ryder Stakes when she has an exhibition gallop at Rosehill.
Board reduces Smith improper riding ban The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has given jockey Dale Smith a small win in an appeal against an improper riding suspension.
Tommy Berry to ride Aylmerton in Slipper Hong Kong-based former Sydney jockey Tommy Berry has secured the ride on Todman Stakes winner Aylmerton for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Top Of The Range after back-to-back wins Top Of The Range will be out to back up a last-start win when he steps out at Flemington on a day when his trainer Mike Moroney has a number of chances.
Hayes chases Blamey success with Cool Chap Lindsay Park will be attempting another feature Flemington race win when Cool Chap runs in the Group Two Blamey Stakes.
Alizee's Coolmore tilt relies on weather Godolphin head trainer James Cummings says impressive filly Alizee needs a track upgrade at Rosehill to contest the Coolmore Classic.
Salsamor to take on older horses in Sydney A trip to Sydney to prepare for the ATC Australian Derby is the preferred option for Salsamor instead of staying in Melbourne for a race at Moonee Valley.
Golden Slipper-bound Performer passes test Performer has cruised through a barrier trial without incident at Randwick with Kerrin McEvoy to confirm his place in the Golden Slipper.
Coolmore Classic: What you need to know All you need to know about the Group One Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
Khan Ready to Head West Last season's Breeders' Plate winner Khan is bound for Perth but will be given a chance to repay some of his purchase price at Moonee Valley on Friday night.
Silent Sedition on target for G1 Coolmore Trainer Andrew Noblet is rapt with the barrier draw for Silent Sedition in the Coolmore Classic, a race the mare finished a close second in a year ago.
Plumaro set to start good times for Kemp Trainer Kevin Kemp hopes Plumaro can win the $250,000 Jewel for two-year-olds at the Gold Coast to start a big month for his stable.
Waller apprentice to ride at Gold Coast Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller's apprentice Lee Magorrian makes his Queensland debut with four rides at the Gold Coast.
Ben Currie after another record In-form trainer Ben Currie is set to record another milestone with a big team at the Gold Coast.
Ruby Walsh injured in Cheltenham fall Champion jockey Ruby Walsh has been injured in a fall at Cheltenham, aggravating a previous leg injury.
Alta Stella impresses first-up at Sandown Ballarat trainer Nick Smart has his eyes set on securing some black-type for Alta Stella following her impressive first-up win at Sandown.
Ex-Flemington trackman inspects Eagle Farm Former Flemington track manager Mick Goodie has inspected work on the troubled Eagle Farm racetrack.
Error leads to Jason Coyle duo scratching Jason Coyle has had both his runners in a race at Warwick Farm scratched after following a communication breakdown.
Long-awaited win for Godolphin filly Resin Lightly raced Godolphin filly Resin has finally made her mark with a maiden win at Warwick Farm, second-up following a lengthy lay-off.
Bolero King goes back-to-back for Conners Warwick Farm trainer Clarry Connors has saluted for the "battlers" after Bolero King registered a second consecutive midweek win.
Chautauqua listed for Flemington jump-out Chautauqua will attempt to pass one of his two required trials when he contests a Flemington jump-out over 800m.
Oliver picks up HK Derby ride on Ruthven Damien Oliver has picked up the ride on the John Moore-trained Ruthven in the Hong Kong Derby after fellow Australian jockey Hugh Bowman was ruled out.
Heathcote in perfect day out at Doomben Robert Heathcote has trained three winners from three runners and Ben Currie has reached 100 overall victories for the season at Doomben.
Secret Lady faces last-ditch Slipper bid Trainer Gary Portelli will send Secret Lady out on a make-or-break Golden Slipper mission in the Magic Night Stakes.
Guthmann-Chester wins Sandown series race Queensland apprentice Jag Guthmann-Chester has led home an interstate quinella in an apprentice series race at Sandown.
First-class win for comeback rider Cormack Former South African jockey Sean Cormack has landed his first Doomben winner in nine years when he rode First Class Miss to victory.
She Will Reign to miss TJ Smith: Portelli Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign may skip the TJ Smith Stakes with trainer Gary Portelli worried she's not ready to match it with sprinters such as Redzel.
Small field for Group Two Blamey Stakes Group One winners Tosen Stardom and Humidor headline a small field for the Group Two Blamey Stakes at Flemington.
Francaletta set to boost record in Classic Retirement-bound New Zealand mare Francaletta will try to add more Australian black-type to her record in the Group One Coolmore Classic.
Rudy prepares for another trip to Sydney Rudy is likely to have two starts in Queensland before heading to Sydney for his seventh interstate campaign.
Queensland filly Italia Bella in setback Caloundra filly Italia Bella is still on course for a Sydney trip despite missing a race at the Gold Coast.
Kementari targets Group 1 Doncaster Mile Randwick Guineas winner Kementari is a confirmed starter in the Doncaster Mile, the $3 million race for which he is a clear-cut favourite.
Gr 1 Coolmore Classic attracts 19 runners Nineteen acceptors have been declared for the $600,000 Coolmore Classic for fillies and mares.
Bowman ruled out of Coolmore Classic day Jockey Hugh Bowman will miss the Coolmore Classic meeting at Rosehill after failing a concussion test.
Lizzie Kelly turns nightmare into dream Cheltenham ride on Coo Star Sivola There can be few public embarrassments to match being dumped on the turf in front of the Cheltenham grandstands after jumping only two fences in a Gold Cup and few better ripostes than a winner on your next afternoon at the Festival.
Spectacular Bid jockey Ronnie Franklin dies at 58 Ronnie Franklin, the jockey who rode the great Spectacular Bid to win the first two legs of the Triple Crown in 1979, has died after a battle with lung cancer. He was 58.
Battling Buveur D'Air does it again – but not before Melon is just squeezed out After the pain, the gain. Nicky Henderson saddled Buveur D'Air to become the first horse to win back-to-back Champion Hurdles since Hardy Eustace in 2005 – but it was a mighty close-run thing.
Three for Mullins on 1st day at Cheltenham Irish trainer Willie Mullins has celebrated three winners on the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival.
Merchant Navy to join Aidan O'Brien team Group One-winning colt Merchant Navy will join Aidan O'Brien's team in Ireland to be prepared for Royal Ascot.
Written By to run in Pago Pago Stakes Unbeaten colt Written By will have his Golden Slipper lead-up in the Pago Pago Stakes rather than run in a trial on the steeple grass at Randwick.
Bonneval making sound recovery from injury Prolific New Zealand mare Bonneval is making steady progress as she recovers from a career-threatening injury that ruled out a return to Sydney.
Cory Parish charged over Bendigo ride Jockey Cory Parish has been charged over his handling of Sonaree who finished fifth in a 1000m maiden at Bendigo.
Performer scheduled to trial at Randwick Performer's Golden Slipper hopes rest on a satisfactory barrier trial after his antics in the Todman Stakes in which jockey Hugh Bowman was injured.
Radipole to be feature race dual acceptor Mike Moroney plans to pay up for Radipole in the Blamey Stakes and Ajax Stakes, with the trainer leaning towards the latter as the preferred option.
Tommy Berry returns for Golden Slipper day Hong Kong-based jockey Tommy Berry has two rides booked for Golden Slipper day and hopes to secure a mount in the $3.5 million feature.
Ron Quinton duo renew rivalry in Coolmore Randwick trainer Ron Quinton's stable stars Dixie Blossoms and Daysee Doom will clash in the Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
Weather With You begins Derby campaign New Zealand trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman will introduce Group One Australian Derby hopeful Weather With You to Sydney racing at Warwick Farm.
Lindsay Park bluebloods heading to Sandown Regally bred fillies Oscietra and Earth Angel will both be chasing their first city wins when they contest separate midweek races at Sandown.
Benbow suffers fractured vertebra in fall Further scans following a trackwork fall at Caulfield have revealed jockey Jason Benbow has suffered a fractured T6 vertebra.
Hugh Bowman to take no risks Hugh Bowman will undergo tests to determine whether he can ride at the Coolmore Classic meeting and the Hong Kong Derby after suffering concussion in a fall.
Randwick barrier trials postponed The washed out barrier trials at Randwick have been moved with the two heats scheduled to test the Kensington track now to be held on the steeple grass.
Rails ride gains Fanatic Adelaide Cup win Fanatic has completed a big weekend for Lindsay Park with her victory in the Adelaide Cup at Morphettville.
No Coolmore Classic for Shoals Dixie Blossoms is the early favourite for the Coolmore Classic which will be run without dual Group One winner Shoals.
Italia Bella chases Australian Oaks start Australian Oaks-bound Italia Bella steps up to 1800 metres at the Gold Coast in preparation for longer assignments.
Zizzis provides Payne with some more Magic Zizzis has graduated from a Bendigo debut win to victory in the Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic at Morphettville.
One kilo Doncaster penalty for Lanciato Newcastle Newmarket winner Lanciato has been penalised one kilogram in the Doncaster Mile for his Group Three win.
Boom sire to dominate sale Young stallion Spirit of Boom will have 44 lots at the Gold Coast Magic Millions March Yearling Sale.
Weir pair Championships bound after Blamey The Blamey Stakes at Flemington is the ideal lead-up for Humidor and Tosen Stardom ahead of The Championships in Sydney.
Prebble reaches 800 Hong Kong winners Australian jockey Brett Prebble has brought up a significant milestone with his 800th winner in Hong Kong.
Getabird to start Mullins' Cheltenham bid The Willie Mullins-trained Getabird is the favourite to win the opening race of the Cheltenham Festival, the Supreme Novices Chase.
Encryption cracks G3 Black Opal Stakes win Hugh Bowman's fall at Randwick could have cost him a Black Opal Stakes victory, as Glyn Schofield cashed in to win on Godolphin's Encryption.
Snitz wins way into Championship final Snitz has booked his passage to Sydney for the $500,000 Country Championship final with an impressive performance in the qualifying heat at Grafton.
Almost Court snares Listed Canberra Cup Almost Court has led all the way to claim the $200,000 Listed Canberra Cup for local trainers Barbara Joseph and Paul Jones.
Assimilate powers to Canberra Guineas win Assimilate has put himself in the frame for a crack at the Group Three Carbine Club after a commanding victory in the Listed Canberra Guineas.
Melbourne Cup aim for Ladies First Auckland Cup winner Ladies First will be prepared for a tilt at the Melbourne Cup after her tenacious victory.
Walker chasing more G1 success in Sydney On the back of his long shot Group One win in the Australian Cup at Flemington, Michael Walker now has his eyes on the Sydney autumn carnival.
Written By to tune up for Slipper in trial Jordan Childs will ride Blue Diamond winner Written By in a Sydney barrier trial in preparation for their tilt at the Golden Slipper.
Latest injury ends Lord Of The Sky career A torn tendon sheath has prompted the end of Lord Of The Sky's racing career and he will head to stud.
BRC looks at Eagle Farm race options The Brisbane Race Club is investigating whether it will be possible to hold a few meetings on the Eagle Farm A grass.
Uptown Lad surges into Provincial final The Kim Waugh-trained Uptown Lad has overcome a slow start to claim the Provincial Championship qualifier at Hawkesbury.
Brown, Schofield in Randwick suspensions Corey Brown and Glyn Schofield will miss important carnival rides after both were suspended at Randwick.
Regan Bayliss banned again at Flemington Newmarket Handicap-winning jockey Regan Bayliss will miss the opening day of The Championships in Sydney after another suspension at Flemington.
Emperor's Way ends prep in winning style Developing stayer Emperor's Way has wrapped up a consistent campaign with victory in the Listed Randwick City Stakes for Peter and Paul Snowden.
She's So High wins first-up at Flemington She's So High is Sydney bound after she scored an explosive first-up win in a Listed race at Flemington.
Sugar Bella arrives late for Group 3 win Sugar Bella has arrived with a late burst to win the Group Three Wenona Girl Quality for trainer Kris Lees and jockey Jason Collett.
Spanish Reef claims her first stakes win The Ken Keys-trained Spanish Reef has landed her first stakes win, with victory in the Group Three Matron Stakes at Flemington.
Harlem in upset G1 Australian Cup victory Harlem has edged out his more-fancied rivals in the Australian Cup, giving the Lindsay Park stable a Group One double at Flemington.
Kementari claims Group 1 Randwick Guineas Godolphin colt Kementari has added a Group One victory to his record with a clinical win in the $1 million Randwick Guineas.
Niccanova stays on Doncaster Mile course Trainer Steve Tregea ended a stressful week on a high when Niccanova stayed on course for a Doncaster Mile start with a Doomben win.
Redzel cruises to Challenge Stakes victory Everest winner Redzel rubber stamped his favouritism for the T J Smith Stakes with a comfortable victory on his return to Randwick in the Challenge Stakes.
Matthew Smith faces inquiry over syringes Trainer Matthew Smith has found himself in hot water with stewards after four syringes were found in his horse float at Randwick.
Bella Martini wins Group 2 Kewney Stakes Bella Martini has claimed her second stakes win of the preparation, taking out the Group Two Kewney Stakes for three-year-old fillies at Flemington.
Happy Clapper wins the Canterbury Stakes Happy Clapper has claimed his second Group One win, beating Global Glamour in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Hang continues on path towards Qld Derby Hang has won his fourth race in a row to be on the road to a Queensland Derby start.
Aylmerton adds name to Slipper contenders Aylmerton has added his name to the Golden Slipper mix with victory in the Todman Stakes marred by a fall involving Hugh Bowman who has suffered concussion.
Redkirk Warrior wins a second G1 Newmarket Regan Bayliss has guided Redkirk Warrior to a second $1.25 million Newmarket Handicap, defeating Brave Smash and Merchant Navy at Flemington.
Not A Single Cent lands VRC Sires' Produce Having his second race start, Not A Single Cent has relished the 1400m trip to take out the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington.
Estijaab drifts for Slipper despite win Hawkes Racing filly Estijaab remains second favourite for the Golden Slipper but slipped further behind Sunlight after winning the Reisling Stakes.
Bowman hospitalised after Randwick fall Leading Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman will spend the night in hospital but has escaped serious injury after a fall at Randwick.
Big pay day for Miss Sara in Doomben win Tough filly Miss Sara has picked up nearly $80,000 in prize money and bonus payments for her win at Doomben.
I Am Excited confirms affinity for sprints I Am Excited has reinforced trainer David Pfieffer's belief she is better kept to sprints at this stage of her career with victory in the Fireball Stakes.
Kings Will Dream continues winning ways The Mornington Cup is next on the agenda for lightly raced import Kings Will Dream who remained unbeaten in Australia from four starts with a win at Flemington.
Karavali claims Group 3 Aspiration Quality Karavali has earned black-type at the first attempt for Newcastle trainer Kris Lees in the Aspiration Quality at Randwick.
Demonstrate lands the prize at Flemington Former Godolphin galloper Demonstrate has made it two wins on the trot, winning over 1000m at Flemington.
Jacquinot Bay chasing second Canberra Cup Veteran gelding Jacquinot Bay will chase a second Canberra Cup win, four years after winning the 2000m race when trained by the late Guy Walter.
Cummings relaxed about Viridine challenge Viridine will be pitted against star sprinter Redzel and other seasoned campaigners when the Godolphin colt resumes in the Challenge Stakes.
Sully returns to Randwick for Guineas Sully is already a Group One placegetter at Randwick and returns to the Sydney track for the second start of his autumn campaign in the Randwick Guineas.
Performer to put Slipper fillies on notice Promising colt Performer can lay down the gauntlet to leading Golden Slipper contenders Sunlight and Estijaab with a strong performance in the Todman Stakes.
Lanciato in last-to-first win at Newcastle Lanciato has set himself up for a start in the Doncaster Mile with his last-to-first win in the Group Three Newcastle Newmarket.
Ennis Hill faces Golden Slipper audition Ennis Hill will be out to press her claims for a Golden Slipper start when she makes her first Sydney appearance in the Reisling Stakes at Randwick.
Keys on a search for black-type with Reef A first-up Flemington victory has set Spanish Reef up for a good campaign with trainer Ken Keys in search of black-type for the mare.
Pierata aims to upset Kementari in Guineas Greg Hickman's strategy to have his first Randwick Guineas runner primed for the Group One feature stems from a tough outing in Brisbane.
Sugar Bella steps up to black-type grade Sugar Bella steps up in class when she bids to extend her winning sequence to four against experienced rivals in the Wenona Girl Quality at Randwick.
Good news week for Les Ross Trainer Les Ross is hoping his run of winners continues with two interesting starters at Doomben.
Hayes gives the lowdown on Newmarket hopes Senior Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes gives the lowdown on the stable's five contenders in the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Clearly Innocent ramps up Doncaster prep Clearly Innocent and Invincible Gem will bid to give Newcastle trainer Kris Lees back-to-back wins in the Canterbury Stakes.
Brave Smash to fight history in Newmarket Craig Williams says Japanese import Brave Smash has the class to win the Newmarket Handicap, despite dropping in distance from 1400m to 1200m.
Norman has instinct for a winner Juvenile Mystic Mist should get wet conditions to suit at Doomben but trainer Harold Norman thinks she can win on any type of ground.
Hayes opts for blinkers on Ventura Storm The Lindsay Park team will have two imports in the Group One Australian Cup including Ventura Storm who will race in blinkers for the first time.
Houtzen set for return in Fireball Stakes Houtzen begins a campaign aimed at the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide when she runs in the Fireball Stakes at Randwick.
Adelaide trainer on a Melbourne mission Phillip Stokes is hoping a rise in distance and less pressure will help More Than Exceed in the Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington.
Umberto to concentrate on Doomben The Tony Gollan-trained Umberto will try to end a frustrating run of second placings when he contests a strong Three-Year-Old Handicap at Doomben.
Sizing John out of Cheltenham defence Sizing John will not defend his crown in the Cheltenham Gold Cup next week, trainer Jessica Harrington has announced.
Lees and Waugh with Provincial favourites Kris Lees and Kim Waugh train the equal favourites for the second qualifying heat of the Provincial Championships at Hawkesbury.
Ruby Walsh makes winning return Ruby Walsh has made a successful return from his lengthy injury spell when he steered Lareena to a clear-cut victory at Thurles.
Summer Sham chasing fourth-straight win The Danny O'Brien-trained Summer Sham will be out to remain unbeaten when she steps out for her fourth start in the Group Two Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Trim Takedown takes on Challenge Stakes Rosehill trainer Gary Moore has worked on Takedown's diet ahead of the Group One winner's comeback in the Challenge Stakes at Randwick.
Jockey James McDonald to be relicensed Jockey James McDonald will return to racing when his 18--month ban ends and will be able to ride in trackwork and trials for several weeks before then.
Sires' Produce target for Titan Blinders The Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington has been a target race for Leon and Troy Corstens with two-year-old Titan Blinders.
Newmarket Handicap key facts and figures What you need to know regarding the Group One Newmarket Handicap over 1200m at Flemington.
Elliott honoured for racing contribution Victoria Racing Club Chairman Amanda Elliott has been honoured for her contribution to racing on International Women's Day.
Endless Drama tracking for Group One glory Endless Drama can add to his value as a stud proposition with victory in the Group One Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Costin inaugural female jockey champion NSW jockey Winona Costin has won the inaugural Australian Female Jockey Championship in Tasmania.
Sister Sledge makes late bid for Slipper Debutante Sister Sledge faces an against-the-odds bid to qualify for the Golden Slipper via the Reisling Stakes at Randwick.
Key statistics on the Australian Cup A look at the history of the Group One Australian Cup over 2000m at Flemington.
Shillelagh to return to scene of G1 win Shillelagh drops in class and steps up in distance when she lines up in the Matron Stakes over the course and distance of her most significant win.
Kementari primed for Randwick Guineas Godolphin colt Kementari is set to continue his unbeaten preparation in the Randwick Guineas, the first leg of the three-year-old Triple Crown.
Craig Newitt eyes fourth Newmarket Hcp win Jockey Craig Newitt believes he has a great chance of a fourth Newmarket Handicap win when he rides Missrock in the feature Flemington sprint.
Hang has something to prove at Doomben Trainer Ben Currie wants to see Hang come back in winning form at Doomben after winning three in a row last preparation.
Williams chases another G1 win on Hartnell If Hartnell brings his A-game to the Australian Cup at Flemington jockey Craig Williams is confident he will be heading home with another Group One win.
Fortensky to lead Waller charge Fortensky will be on a quick back-up when he heads a strong team for trainer Chris Waller at Doomben.
Tiffani Brooker in low-key Doomben return Former star apprentice Tiffani Brooker is listed to have a low-key return from injury with the ride on Let's Party Marty at Doomben.
Chautauqua again stays in the barrier Champion sprinter Chautauqua has again been barred from racing after refusing to compete in a barrier trial for the third time.
Kembla Classic on wish list for Mandylion Gwenda Markwell aims to back-up maiden winner Mandylion into the Kembla Grange Classic as she dreams of claiming the race for the first time since 2004.
Darren Bell returns after stable setback Trainer Darren Bell has had his first runner since he was bankrupted due to a strangles outbreak in his stable.
Direct Action causes upset in Ipswich 2YO Stuart Kendrick hopes the win of Direct Action at $71 at Ipswich is an omen for his buys from the Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale.
Who Is Game claims emotional win for Byers Michael Byers has tried to train a winner at Warwick Farm since 1979, and he finally achieved that goal with seven-year-old mare Who Is Game.
Brown's Firstclass dreams for Sires' win Firstclass Dreamer may be lacking in race experience for his shot at the Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington but his trainer says the 1400m journey will suit.
Seannie on target for Gr 2 Kewney Stakes Co-trainer Natalie Young believes the long straight at Flemington will give Seannie her chance to sprint over the top of her rivals in the 1400m Kewney Stakes.
Paquirri makes late bid for Golden Slipper Gary Moore will give Paqurri his chance to earn a Golden Slipper start when colt lines up in the Todman Stakes at Randwick.
Walker chases another Lindsay Park Cup win Jockey Michael Walker is hoping to replicate his Australian Cup win on Spillway when he partners Harlem for the Lindsay Park stable at Flemington.
Thompson books himself top Newmarket ride Apprentice Ben Thompson gets his latest chance to snare his first Group One win when he rides talented three-year-old filly Booker in the Newmarket Handicap.
NZ star begins Derby campaign in Guineas Group One-winning New Zealand three-year-old Age Of Fire will open his Australian autumn campaign in the Randwick Guineas.
Niccanova in make-or-break comeback run Niccanova will have to produce something out of the ordinary at Doomben to remain on course for the Group One Doncaster Mile.
Field of 14 for Group One Randwick Guineas Godolphin colt Kementari will start from barrier four in a 14-horse field for the Randwick Guineas.
Qld trainer disqualified on cobalt charge Deagon trainer Jason Edwards has appealed his 12 month-disqualification on a cobalt charge.
Ruby Walsh ready for race return Ruby Walsh is ready to return from injury and will ride at the Cheltenham Festival.
Happy Clapper ready for autumn assault Trainer Pat Webster has Happy Clapper primed for another Group One campaign starting with the Canterbury Stakes.
Jungle Edge aimed at TJ Smith Stakes glory The Mick Bell-trained Jungle Edge will open his Sydney autumn campaign in the Challenge Stakes at Randwick with the Group One TJ Smith Stakes a goal.
Blinkers go on Fandango in Australian Cup Trainer Archie Alexander is expecting a better performance from Lord Fandango who will wear blinkers in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Trapeze Artist can extend to 1600m: Ryan Trainer Gerald Ryan has had to send Menari for a spell but is looking forward to Trapeze Artist flying the stable flag in the Randwick Guineas.
Matt Dunn chases another Sydney prize Matt Dunn has aborted Doncaster Mile plans for Care To Think but is going all out to win another big race in Sydney.
Missrock spot-on for Newmarket after trial Missrock has rounded off her Newmarket Handicap preparation with a hard-held 800m-trial win at Cranbourne.
Bargain buy Lutreola set for city debut Wyong trainer Stephen Schofield will make a rare trip to Sydney with cheap acquisition Lutreola who is in a maiden at Warwick Farm.
Clare Lindop calls an end to her career Multiple Group One-winning jockey Clare Lindop has announced she will retire after the Adelaide carnival.
12 for Australian Cup, 15 in Newmarket Hcp The $1.5 million Australian Cup over 2000m has attracted a field of 12 while the Newmarket Handicap up the Flemington straight 1200m course has 15.
Penalties for Crack Me Up and Aloft Crack Me Up and Aloft have received one kilogram penalties for the Doncaster Mile and Sydney Cup respectively after their recent wins.
Lindsay Park to have 2 in Canterbury Stks Senior Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes says the prospect of a rain-affected track is a factor for Derryn to run at Randwick.
Liam Birchley still unable to race in NSW Racing NSW stewards have reinforced their position not to allow Qld trainer Liam Birchley to race horses in the state pending a hearing on Victorian charges.
Purcell confident going into Newmarket Trainer Aaron Purcell says Merchant Navy has had a faultless build-up to the Newmarket Handicap and expects the colt to be hard to beat in the Group One race.
Ace High in Guineas field after near-miss Dual Group One winner Ace High has been added to the Randwick Guineas entries after a technical hiccup.
Begg confirms Slipper tilt for Written By Trainer Grahame Begg has confirmed Blue Diamond Stakes winner Written By will have his next start in the Group One Golden Slipper in Sydney.
No show from bicarb accused in Melbourne Two of the people charged in the bicarb case in Melbourne have failed to appear at a show cause hearing and have been sanctioned.
Gailo Chop on target for Australian Cup Trainer Darren Weir is looking for consecutive Australian Cup wins with Gailo Chop favourite to emulate Humidor.
Speedster Houtzen set for Sydney return Trainer Toby Edmonds expects speedy Queensland filly Houtzen to have improved after a barrier trial as she prepares to make her return to racing in Sydney.
O' So Hazy wins her way to Randwick O' So Hazy has won the Wagga heat and is on her way to Randwick for the $500,000 Country Championship final with runner-up Bennelong Dancer also qualifying.
Olive excited about Single Gaze Cup hopes Nick Olive believes his stable star is ready to peak in the Australian Cup and is looking forward to Single Gaze's rematch with favourite Gailo Chop.
Lindsay Park to gang-tackle Newmarket Lindsay Park won't be short on numbers in the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington with as many as six runners in the race.
Barry Baldwin finds art of winning Veteran trainer Barry Baldwin hopes he can continue to train winners out of broodmare Art Gallery after her son Glendara won the Members Cup.
Rochelle Smith to appeal cobalt charges Toowoomba trainer Rochelle Smith will appeal a 12 month disqualification on a cobalt charge involving one of her horses.
Seabrook on target for Golden Slipper tilt After Seabrook's impressive introduction to Sydney racing, her Melbourne trainer Mick Price is looking forward to the Golden Slipper with the talented filly.
Stephen Wilson suspended twice at Doomben North Queensland jockey Stephen Wilson's trip south has turned sour after he was suspended twice at Doomben.
Ben Allen suspended in New Zealand Melbourne's leading apprentice Ben Allen has been suspended for his ride on unplaced Civil Disobedience in the New Zealand Derby.
Southwell hopes to kick-start racing in UK Southwell clerk of the course Roderick Duncan is optimistic the club can hold the first jumps meeting in the UK since snow disrupted National Hunt racing.
Bayliss out for reckless riding in Guineas Regan Bayliss will commence a 25-meeting reckless riding ban after he takes the mount on Redkirk Warrior in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Lees takes first heat of Prov Championship The Kris Lees-trained Just Dreaming has claimed the first heat of the Provincial Championship at Wyong.
Secret Agenda wins first-up at Flemington Group One winner Secret Agenda has shown her class in her return to racing, winning a Listed race at Flemington in her first start for more than nine months.
Osborne Bulls back in Godolphin good books Godolphin gelding Osborne Bulls has bounced back with a victory after making a belated start to his autumn campaign.
Australian flavour to G1 NZ Derby result The Terry Henderson-owned Vin De Dance has won the New Zealand Derby for trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman.
Dixie Blossoms claims second Guy Walter Dixie Blossoms has defended the Group Two Guy Walter Stakes at Randwick ahead of the Coolmore Classic.
Upstart Pride back in form for Goldmarket Upstart Pride has returned to form with a Doomben win and will now attempt to win back-to-back Goldmarket Handicaps.
Nozomi wins first-up at Flemington again Six-year-old gelding Nozomi is likely to progress to the Blamey Stakes and Easter Cup after making a winning return over 1400m at Flemington.
Grunt gives Price third Australian Guineas Grunt has beaten Peaceful State and Bring Me Roses to win the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Shoals wins the Group One Surround Stakes Shoals has taken out the $500,000 Surround Stakes at Randwick, the second Group One win of the three-year-old filly's career.
Crack Me Up on target for Doncaster Mile Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley's loss was Bjorn Baker's gain as Doncaster Mile-bound Crack Me Up cruised to victory in the Liverpool City Cup at Randwick.
Glendara win ends Baldwin's frustration Glendara won his first race in 460 days to end trainer Barry Baldwin's frustration with the gelding.
Flippant makes amends in all-the-way win After disappointing as favourite at Caulfield, Flippant has led throughout to land a stakes win at Flemington.
Winx claims Group One record at Randwick Winx has reigned supreme in the Chipping Norton Stakes to take her Group One tally to an Australian record 16 and extend her winning streak to 23.
Santos and Seabrook win Slipper lead-ups Santos and Seabrook have cemented Golden Slipper starts with their wins in lead-up runs at Randwick.
Hear The Chant resumes with Flemington win Hear The Chant could head towards the Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide after making a winning return at Flemington.
Aloft far too strong in Flemington victory European import Aloft is Sydney Cup bound following his first-up victory in the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington.
Kemp makes right call for talented Plumaro Trainer Kevin Kemp has made the right decision running Plumaro at Doomben as the filly heads to a $250,000 race.
Nomothaj claims a second Listed race win Two-year-old filly Nomothaj has bounced back from an unplaced run in the Magic Millions at the Gold Coast to win her second Listed race at Flemington.
First Saturday city winner for Cunningham Clare Cunningham has trained her first Saturday metropolitan winner with Just Shine, ridden by her partner Jason Collett, successful at Randwick.
Fui San breaks through for Highway Hcp win Fui San has finally won a Highway race after a more relaxed run produced Terry Robinson's sixth victory in the concept for country trainers at Randwick.
New tactics help Morendi in Doomben win Tough stayer Morendi has relished a new role for his second win in a row at Doomben.
Ollivander cleared for Flemington start Ollivander has been passed fit to start in a Listed race at Flemington a week after being scratched from the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Dixie Blossoms on track for winning return Dixie Blossoms is poised to match stablemate Daysee Doom and start her autumn campaign in style when she defends the Guy Walter Stakes.
Linda Meech gets first win as a trainer Dual licence holder Linda Meech has won her first race as a trainer, riding Beeokay to victory in a maiden at Swan Hill.
Egg Tart has renewed hunger for racing Dual Group One-winner Egg Tart will attempt to recapture that form when she makes her comeback to racing in the Liverpool City Cup.
Jumbo Prince chasing $1 million Tough gelding Jumbo Prince resumes at Doomben with $1 million in prize money in his sights.
Gerald Ryan hopes to boost Slipper stocks Trainer Gerald Ryan has three youngsters vying for Golden Slipper berths via the Skyline and Sweet Embrace Stakes.
Secret Agenda right for Flemington return Trainer Mick Price has further Group One aspirations for Secret Agenda who makes her reappearance in the Bob Hoysted Handicap at Flemington.
Shumookh up for rematch in Surround Stakes Shumookh and Alizee are set for another Randwick battle, this time over 1400 metres in the Group One Surround Stakes at Randwick.
Prized Icon running for second to Winx Kris Lees is treating a clash with Winx in the Chipping Norton Stakes as a means to determine Prized Icon's pathway over autumn.
Ben Allen chasing first G1 win in NZ Derby Victorian apprentice Ben Allen gets his latest chance at a Group One win when he rides the Darren Weir-trained Civil Disobedience in the New Zealand Derby.
Addictive Nature set for Melbourne G1 Bjorn Baker has taken Addictive Nature to Melbourne for the first time for the Group One Australian Guineas rather than race the colt against Winx at Randwick.
Barriers a worry for Forster at Doomben Trainer Desleigh Forster is hoping a softish track can help overcome wide barriers for two of her horses at Doomben on Saturday.
Francaletta ticks off Australian campaign New Zealand mare Francaletta will make her Australian racing debut in the Guy Walter Stakes at Randwick, the starting point of her final preparation.
Price trio in top order ahead of Guineas Mighty Boss, Holy Snow and Grunt are in top order ahead of their bid to give Mick Price a third win in the Australian Guineas.
Flemington debut for former German horse An Irish-bred galloper that has done all his racing in Germany is set to make his Australian debut at Flemington for Lindsay Park.
Doomben test for Our Boy Nicholas Trainer Andrew Williamson's noted ability to get the best out of veteran gallopers will again be tested with Our Boy Nicholas.
Dubai not Sydney for Godolphin stayer Godolphin stayer Rare Rhythm will not run in the Sydney Cup and will instead be aimed at the Group Two Gold Cup in Dubai.
Chipping Norton Stakes facts and figures Some facts about the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick where Winx will aim for her third successive win.
Facts on the Australian Guineas Facts and figures on the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Care To Think defies adversity for Dunn Care To Think's will to win has helped the gelding emerge as a potential Doncaster Mile candidate for Murwillumbah trainer Matthew Dunn.
Nelligans face further restrictions in Vic Racing Victoria stewards plan to take further action against two stable employees charged as part of the Aquanita investigation.
Adelaide Cup trio set for Flemington clash Double Bluff, Fanatic and Ormito hold Adelaide Cup nominations and are set to meet in the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington.
Rimraam tackles new Sydney Group One race Lindsay Park has its eyes on the Surround Stakes at Randwick, a new Group One race for three-year-old fillies.
Snowden duo on trial for Golden Slipper Spin and Satin Slipper can confirm their inclusion in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper when they start in lead-up races at Randwick.
Tshahitsi suited back to handicap company Tshahitsi's trainer says he will appreciate the handicap conditions at Flemington after finding Group One weight-for-age company a bridge too far.
All in order for champion's return The Winx camp is relaxed as the champion prepares for her return to racing and an attempts at a third successive win in the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes.
Malibu Style back for Victorian campaign Perth sprinter Malibu Style has settled back into Melbourne ahead of an autumn campaign which begins in the Listed Bob Hoysted Handicap at Flemington.
Brazen Moss gets things to suit Tough gelding Brazen Moss has a few things in his favour as he attempts to win his first stakes race at Doomben.
Vinland to Sydney in search of soft ground Trainer Tony McEvoy intends to back Vinland up in the Randwick Guineas seven days after the colt contests the weight-for-age Chipping Norton Stakes.
Spirit Of Cherokee passes barrier test Promising juvenile Spirit Of Cherokee has passed a barrier test ordered by stewards and is ready to resume racing at Doomben.
John Allen has confidence in Cliff's Edge Jockey John Allen believes favourite Cliff's Edge has the right attributes to offset his wide barrier in the Group One Australian Guineas.
Scare for Outback Barbie in trial win Outback Barbie has trialled impressively in the lead-up to a Sydney campaign and survived a scare after dislodging her jockey over the line.
Central figure to miss Aquanita inquiry Most of those charged in the Aquanita case have pleaded not guilty ahead of an April hearing while trainer Robert Smerdon has yet to enter a plea.
Jean Van Overmeire heads north In-form Sydney apprentice Jean Van Overmeire will showcase his talents in Queensland with eight rides at Doomben.
All in order for Winx return Everything is in order for Winx to make a triumphant return to racing and claim a third successive win in the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes.
Fullazaboot bound for Hong Kong Magic Millions Classic runner-up Fullazaboot has been sold to Hong Kong interests and will miss the autumn carnival.
O'Rourke savours first metropolitan winner Ringerdingding has given young trainer Edward O'Rourke his first city success with a Rosehill win.
Levi Kavanagh with two Flemington chances Flemington trainer Levi Kavanagh will saddle up chances in two separate races on a feature day at his home track.
Renewal banks third win for Hawkes Racing Hawkes Racing-trained gelding Renewal has continued his development with a dogged victory at Rosehill.
VRC shake-up claims Flemington track man Two senior management roles at the Victoria Racing Club have been lost in a leadership shake-up.
Beach training has Fell Swoop in top order Fell Swoop and City Of Kirkwall will fly the flag at Flemington for Canberra trainer Matthew Dale from his satellite base on the NSW south coast.
No-lose outcome for Chipping Norton bolter Jemadar's owners are relishing the opportunity to race their bargain-basement gelding against Winx when the super mare makes her comeback at Randwick.
The Real Boss, Aileach give Ljung a double Apprentice Emma Ljung has ridden two winners from as many rides in an eventful day at Ipswich.
Second-up syndrome a concern for Frolic Golden Slipper runner-up Frolic faces a step up in trip for the next phase of her comeback in the Group One Surround Stakes at Randwick.
Baker to train Crack Me Up for Doncaster Bjorn Baker has taken over the Doncaster Mile campaign of Villiers Stakes winner Crack Me Up after Liam Birchley was barred from racing horses in NSW.
Tony McEvoy eyes second Australian Guineas A year after winning the Australian Guineas with favourite Hey Doc, trainer Tony McEvoy is hoping to win the Group One race again with filly Bring Me Roses.
Nettoyer sets sights on Guy Walter Stakes Trainer Wendy Roche hopes race fitness will aid Nettoyer's quest for black-type success in the Guy Walter Stakes at Randwick.
Sean Cormack steps up comeback to riding Former South African Group One-winning jockey Sean Cormack is set increase his workload with rides at four racetracks, including Doomben.
Vaulting Ambition to make up for lost time Comeback horse Vaulting Ambition can add more lustre to the form out of a minor Brisbane race when he tackles the Tattersall's Members' Cup.
Eight rivals for Winx in Chipping Norton Champion Winx will have eight rivals when she returns at Randwick to try to win her third Chipping Norton Stakes.
O'Brien and Kavanagh to seek damages Trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh have begun legal proceedings to seek damages after being found not guilty of administering cobalt to horses.
Mike Symons rejects Henderson comments Melbourne Racing Club chairman Mike Symons has sought legal advice over comments made by prominent owner Terry Henderson regarding the Aquanita case.
Oakleigh Plate winner retired to stud Russian Revolution has been retired on a winning note with the Oakleigh Plate winner to stand at Newgate Farm.
Liam Birchley cannot start horses in NSW Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley has been barred from starting horses in NSW pending the hearing of serious charges laid by Victorian stewards.
RV to review cobalt judgment Racing Victoria will review the judgment in the cobalt case against trainers Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien with the pair fined for presentation.
Moore in awe of Winx as comeback looms Rosehill trainer Gary Moore is relishing the opportunity to start his first runner against champion Winx in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
Chautauqua heads Newmarket Hcp weights Weights have been released for the Newmarket Handicap with Chautauqua given 58kg while defending champion Redkirk Warrior has 57.5kg.
Adelaide race likely for Etah James The Matt Cumani-trained Etah James is nominated for the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington but is likely to head to Adelaide for the Lord Reims Stakes.
Melody Belle seeks boost against Alizee Co-trainer Jamie Richards is hoping for a good barrier to help Melody Belle in her second clash with top filly Alizee in the Surround Stakes.
Two Guineas hopefuls for Busuttin, Young Co-trainer Trent Busuttin favours Main Stage as the stable's leading Australian Guineas chance from a good barrier draw in the Group One race.
Kavanagh and O'Brien fined over cobalt Melbourne trainers Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien have been fined in the long-running cobalt case.
Khan Wins Trial at Randwick Khan has enhanced his sale potential with an eye-catching win at the Randwick trials this morning.
Affogato faces daunting introduction Warwick Farm trainer Wendy Roche will send out her first two-year-old for the season when Affogato runs at Rosehill.
Mr Marbellouz to be tested at 1200m Brilliant last-start winner Mr Marbellouz gets his chance to win his first race at 1200 metres at Doomben.
Favourites draw wide in Australian Guineas A field of 16 plus two emergencies has been declared for the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington with Cliff's Edge and Grunt drawing wide.
Chautauqua refuses to jump in trial Chautauqua will have to run in a barrier trial before he races again after twice refusing to compete in heats at Randwick.
Blake Shinn suspension reduced Jockey Blake Shinn has had a suspension halved on appeal and will be back for the Randwick Guineas meeting.
Antonion Giuseppe to race in Singapore Group One placegetter Antonio Giuseppe has been sold to do his future racing in Singapore.
Team Williams enter eight for Roy Higgins Owner Lloyd Williams has eight of the 17 nominations for the Listed Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington.
Humidor topweight for the Doncaster Mile Humidor is the 58kg topweight for the Doncaster Mile while Japanese horse Fame Game has the same handicap in the Sydney Cup.
Birchley asked to show cause by NSW Racing NSW stewards have asked Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley to show cause why he should be allowed to start horses in NSW.
Bosson back for Guineas ride on Embellish Embellish will attempt to become the first New Zealand-trained three-year-old to win the Australian Guineas when he runs in the Group One race at Flemington.
Interests of Written By come first: Begg Blue Diamond-winning trainer Grahame Begg says Written By has recovered well from his victory but a Golden Slipper start is yet to be confirmed.
Lasqueti Spirit to take on Winx again Lasqueti Spirit will resume in the Chipping Norton Stakes with trainer Lee Curtis hoping she can again be close to Winx.
Newmarket a possibility for Brave Smash Futurity Stakes winner Brave Smash may drop back in distance to contest the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Possible 12 rivals for Winx at Randwick Champion mare Winx makes her return to racing in the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes, a race she has won twice before.
Aust Cup option for NZ Group One winner New Zealand Group One winner Devise has the option of the Australian Cup for her next start if it is wet at home.
Brown to ride Gollan pair in Sydney debuts Tony Gollan has confirmed Corey Brown will ride Ef Troop and Outback Barbie when they make their Sydney debuts in Golden Slipper lead-up races.
Upset in Mudgee heat of Championship Bathurst trainer Dean Mirfin will head to Randwick with Cosmologist winning the heat at Mudgee in atrocious conditions.
NSW stewards to study Vic evidence Racing NSW stewards will study the brief evidence provided by their Victorian counterparts in the bi-carb case to decide if any offence occurred in NSW.
Weight drop to help Missrock in Newmarket A quiet week following her third placing in the Lightning Stakes will have Missrock fresh and firing for the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Winx ready for delayed return to racing Winx is spot-on for her return to racing in the Chipping Norton Stakes despite missing a lead-up run.
Muraaqeb on target for Australian Guineas The Lindsay Park stable has Muraaqeb heading to the Group One Australian Guineas after his two placings in traditional lead-up races.
Stuart Kendrick presses on to autumn Trainer Stuart Kendrick has been forced to spell Rancho Montoya but will press on with Fullazaboot and Italia Bella.
Hey Doc to press on towards Newmarket Trainer Tony McEvoy is hoping strained pectoral muscles won't stop Hey Doc from running in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Mandatory trial talks to continue in Qld Racing Queensland is looking at solving problems raised by trainers before introducing mandatory trials for first starters.
Jakkalberry dies at New Zealand stud Classy stayer Jakkalberry has died at New Zealand's Novara Park Stud in New Zealand after suffering an intestinal infection.
Rain a double-edged sword for Eagle Farm Rain has caused delays to work on the Eagle Farm track reconstruction but it has been a benefit to already laid turf.
My Field Marshal in record Mile win The decision to bypass the Inter Dominion has paid off with My Field Marshal in the Miracle Mile at Menangle.
Gailo Chop wins Peter Young Stakes Seven-year-old Gailo Chop has stamped himself as the horse to beat in the Australian Cup with a dominant win in the Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield.
Danny Williams with two C'ship runners Local trainer Danny Williams has dominated the finish of the Country Championship heat at Goulburn, with Kopi Luwak and Pumpkin Pie qualifying for the final.
Perizada aims higher after Rosehill win Canberra-based mare Perizada is chasing more group-level success after making a victorious trip to Rosehill for co-trainers Ron Weston and John Nisbet.
Kementari wins Hobartville battle Godolphin colt Kementari has lived up to his billing in the Hobartville Stakes on his way to the Randwick Guineas.
Russian Revolution wins Oakleigh Plate Russian Revolution has racked up his second Group One win in a tight finish to the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
More Energy claims Parramatta Cup A friendly barrier draw has set the foundation for Jason Coyle-trained gelding More Energy to nab the Listed Parramatta Cup at Rosehill.
Daysee Doom in narrow Millie Fox win Daysee Doom has prevailed in a close finish to the Group Two Millie Fox Stakes to give trainer Ron Quinton a sentimental win.
Written By dominant in G1 Blue Diamond Written By, trained by Grahame Begg and ridden by Jordan Childs, has remained unbeaten with a dominant win in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Winning Rosehill comeback for I Am Excited Sprint specialist I Am Excited has opened her latest campaign in style with a impressive late burst propelling the filly to victory at Rosehill.
Silent Sedition wins second Mannerism The addition of blinkers to Silent Sedition has proved a good move, with the mare racing to a dominant win in the Mannerism Stakes at Caulfield.
Japanese imports go one-two in Futurity Japanese imports Brave Smash and Tosen Stardom have given trainer Darren Weir the quinella in the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Sunlight has hard-fought win over Estijaab Magic Millions winner Sunlight has continued to show her class with a hard-fought win over Estijaab in the Group Two Silver Slipper at Rosehill.
Summer Sham goes all the way at Caulfield After a quick beginning, Summer Sham didn't give her rivals a look in with a strong all-the-way win in the Group Two Angus Armanasco Stakes at Caulfield.
Hawkes Racing quinella in Zeditave Stakes Overshare has claimed the second stakes race win of his career, beating stablemate Wild Heart in the Group Three Zeditave Stakes at Caulfield.
Cellarman's stamina shows in Rosehill win Tireless Chris Waller-trained gelding Cellarman has ticked off the sixth win of this preparation with a dominant run at Rosehill.
Valiant Spirit lands city win at Caulfield Trainer Daniel Williams has landed his maiden city victory, with Valiant Spirit leading throughout in the Autumn Classic at Caulfield.
Homesman makes winning Australian debut The imported Homesman could have earned a crack at the Australian Cup with a narrow win in his Australian debut over stablemate Almandin at Caulfield.
Sandbar acquaints himself with Rosehill Golden Slipper candidate and unbeaten colt Sandbar has had a race-day gallop before his next assignment in the Skyline Stakes at Randwick.
Northam coy on Try A Lil Harder step up Try A Lil Harder has won at Rosehill but trainer Rod Northam isn't yet convinced she can step up in distance and class to target the Country Championships.
Two scratchings from Blue Diamond Ollivander has failed a veterinary test and been scratched from the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes along with Native Soldier.
Options for Snitz after wash-out Trainer Matt Dunn has several options for three-year-old Snitz who has missed a vital run at Doomben.
Snitz stays with own age at Doomben Trainer Matt Dunn has elected to keep Snitz in his own age group in the lead-up to the rich NSW Country Championship series.
McEvoy team on target for Blue Diamond Trainer Tony McEvoy has three strong chances to claim a second feature two-year-old race for the year, the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Get On The Grange stays the distance Durable gelding Get On The Grange is after his first win of a consistent preparation in the Parramatta Cup at Rosehill.
Catchy pick of Oakleigh Plate trio: Hayes Lindsay Park has three highly talented female sprinters in Sheidel, Fuhryk and Catchy contesting the Group One Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Gongs tasked to sound Slipper warning Gongs can to stake her Golden Slipper claims when she races against leading contenders for the world's richest two-year-old race at Rosehill.
Distance rise expected to suit Rellson Trainer Aaron Purcell believes Rellson will appreciate a step up in distance in the Autumn Classic as he continues on a path towards the Australian Derby.
Foxplay, Egg Tart kick off autumn campaign Group One-winning stablemates Foxplay and Egg Tart will be rivals in the Group Two Millie Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Hayes defends Vic racing on eve of G1 day Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes has had to defend the sport he loves as he prepares his horses for three Group One races at Caulfield.
Lord Of The Sky in career best form: Laing Trainer Robbie Laing could not have Lord Of The Sky in better condition as he chases his first Group One win in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Bedford chasing another Caulfield win Four-year-old Bedford will step up in class in the Listed Mornington Cup Prelude chasing a third-straight win at Caulfield over 2000m.
Doomben decision on Saturday morning Two horses will be put over the Doomben course proper on race morning before a decision is made on the fate of the meeting.
Blue Point Al Quoz fav despite defeat Ertijaal has edged out Blue Point in a stirring finish to the Group Two Meydan Sprint in Dubai.
Bonneval career in doubt with injury The racing future of triple Group One winner Bonneval is in doubt with the mare found to have an injury to a suspensory ligament.
No RV release of evidence in bicarb case Racing Victoria has formally refused to release evidence of its case against eight people charged with bicarb offences.
Some statistics on the Futurity Stakes What you need to know about the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Waller looks for improved Shillelagh run Trainer Chris Waller is hoping for an improved second-up showing from Shillelagh in the Futurity Stakes after the mare's unplaced return in the C F Orr Stakes.
Neutrality states case for Golden Slipper Promising colt Neutrality has an opportunity to join Satin Slipper as a Golden Slipper chance for trainers Peter and Paul Snowden when he resumes at Rosehill.
Blake Shinn appeals suspension Blake Shinn has appealed the severity of a suspension which means he will miss the first two Group One meetings of the Sydney carnival.
Kelly Doughty wants rain for Flamboyer Trainer Kelly Doughty is hoping predictions of heavy rain for Doomben are correct for her noted mudlark Flamboyer.
Facts and figures on the Oakleigh Plate A look at the history and what the key players are saying about the Group One Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Facts and figures on the Blue Diamond A look at the history of the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Teaspoon to have first start for Quinton Talented filly Teaspoon is poised to have her first start for trainer Ron Quinton at Rosehill after a much-needed break to rejuvenate.
Lovani to make debut for new stable Lovani will have her first start for her new stable when she runs for trainer Brad Widdup in the Group Two Millie Fox Stakes.
Les Ross stays loyal to Zoe White Trainer Les Ross has rejected several offers from senior jockeys to partner Miss Sara at Doomben and apprentice Zoe White has the ride.
Written By in line for Diamond success Trainer Grahame Begg says Written By has blossomed as he attempts to keep his unbeaten record intact in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Synthetic track planned for Ballarat Racing Victoria has announced a new synthetic track will be built at Ballarat to complement the all-weather track at Pakenham.
D'Argento to state claim for Guineas Chris Waller is confident D'Argento can protect his unbeaten record heading into the Randwick Guineas when the colt makes his black-type debut at Rosehill.
Four shots at third Oakleigh Plate victory Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra will saddle Booker, Flamberge, Rock 'N' Gold and Sword Of Light in one of Victoria's premier sprints, the Oakleigh Plate.
Rain could dampen Heathcote's plans Trainer Robert Heathcote hopes rain stays away so he can fully test Love and Rock It's potential in a three-year-old race a Doomben.
Godolphin with two Blue Diamond chances Encryption's sire and dam both won Group One races and the well-bred colt gets his first opportunity at the elite level in the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Slow Pace can grab piece of history Slow Pace will become only the fourth 10-year-old in 60 years to win a race in Brisbane if he is successful at Doomben.
Nasaayim overcomes slow start at Caulfield Heavily supported Nasaayim didn't have things go her way in the Spicer Thoroughbreds Handicap but she showed her class with victory at Caulfield.
Shinn suspended, misses two Group One days Failing to ride out a Bjorn Baker-trained favourite at Canterbury has led to Blake Shinn being suspended for two high-profile meetings.
Beers lands maiden city win at Caulfield After branching out on his own, trainer Mitchell Beer has trained his first city winner with Dreams Of Paris scoring at Caulfield.
Mr Sneaky gets another go at a Group One Mr Sneaky and his younger sibling Mr So And So could both chase feature race wins on the Futurity Stakes program at Caulfield.
French connection for triumphant Dubois Goulburn trainer Jean Dubois has won his first metropolitan two-year-old race at Canterbury with a colt sired by an emerging French stallion.
Well-travelled Hartnell back to Melbourne After winning the C F Orr Stakes first-up from a spell at Caulfield, Godolphin's Hartnell will return to the Melbourne track for the Peter Young Stakes.
McGillivray returns a winner at Gold Coast Matt McGillivray has ridden his first winner since being suspended on Magic Millions day - and ironically it was at the Gold Coast.
Houtzen gallop confirms Sydney campaign Houtzen has worked between races at the Gold Coast in preparation for a trip to Sydney.
Snitty Kitty fitter for G1 Oakleigh Plate Trainer Henry Dwyer says Snitty Kitty's fitness levels have improved since her first-up defeat ahead of the mare's Oakleigh Plate mission.
Chris Waller duo aimed at Rosehill Guineas Sydney's leading trainer Chris Waller is mapping out a route to the Rosehill Guineas with So You Win and Tangmere after their quinella finish at Canterbury.
Sunlight right at home in Sydney: McEvoy Trainer Tony McEvoy says Golden Slipper favourite Sunlight has settled in well in Sydney ahead of the Silver Slipper Stakes.
Liam Birchley can continue training in Qld Liam Birchley will be able to continue training in Queensland despite allegations made against him in the media.
Doping inquiry schedule unchanged: RV boss A hearing into a horse racing doping investigation will go ahead as planned despite the publication of evidence used to charge the trainers involved.
Price to add to Blue Diamond collection Mick Price has trained the winners of two of the past six Blue Diamonds and will try to add another when he starts Prairie Fire in the Group One race.
Luvaluva to start Oaks bid in Hobartville Luvaluva embarks on her second preparation in the Hobartville Stakes at Rosehill, a stepping stone towards the Group One ATC Australian Oaks.
Geoff Goold faces challenge to ride again Jockey Geoff Goold is keen to ride in races again but he knows it is a long shot after suffering a serious leg injury in a trackwork accident.
Gear change set to help Plumaro at Doomben Trainer Kevin Kemp will add winkers to smart two-year-old Plumaro's race day gear after problems with her blinkers.
Capacity field for Group 1 Oakleigh Plate Flamberge will carry the No.1 saddlecloth in a capacity field for the Oakleigh Plate after weights were raised when Chautauqua was not an acceptor.
Field of 11 for Group One Futurity Stakes A field of 11 has been declared for the Group One Futurity Stakes which includes two three-year-olds.
Chatauqua to miss Oakleigh Plate Weights for the Group One Oakleigh Plate will rise 1.5 kilograms with Chautauqua a non-runner.
Hefty penalty for bookmaker William Hill British bookmaker William Hill will have to pay STG6.2 million in penalties for breaching anti-money laundering and social responsibility regulations.
First acceptors taken for Flemington G1s A host of big names remain in contention for autumn Group One races at Flemington after first acceptances but there have been some notable omissions as well.
Simon Morrish suspended by RAD Board The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has handed out a suspension and a fine to Ballarat-based trainer Simon Morrish.
Efforts ramp up to get Winx to England English racing officials are in Australia ramping up efforts to convince the connections of Winx to take her to the northern hemisphere.
Mighty Boss to take on older horses again Caulfield Guineas winner Mighty Boss is set to take on older horses again in the Group One Futurity Stakes after an eye-catching return in the C F Orr Stakes.
Daysee Doom set for comeback in Millie Fox Ron Quinton is confident quality mare Daysee Doom can make an impressive comeback in the Millie Fox Stakes on her way to the Coolmore Classic.
Long Leaf favourite in open Blue Diamond After drawing barrier seven in the Blue Diamond Stakes, Long Leaf has been promoted to outright favouritism for the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Ace High continues Group One path Dual Group One winner Ace High will continue his build-up to further Classic glory when he runs in the Hobartville Stakes.
Mick Price looks to Sydney with Seabrook The Mick Price-trained filly Seabrook is scheduled to have her next start in the Reisling Stakes in Sydney after failing to make the Blue Diamond Stakes field.
Slipper dream on line for Royal Witness John Sargent will know whether his Golden Slipper dream is still alive with Royal Witness after the colt has a second crack at maiden win at Canterbury.
No Diamond joy for Hayes with Seberate Seberate has missed out on a start in the Blue Diamond Stakes but can gain some minor consolation for connections at Caulfield.
NSW jockey banned for five years NSW jockey Terry Green has been banned for five years after pleading guilty to a breach of the drug rules.
Crack me Up has easy trial Villiers Stakes winner Crack Me Up has not been overly extended in a Doomben barrier trial in the lead-up to another Sydney campaign.
Long Leaf favourite for G1 Blue Diamond Long Leaf is the favourite in an open market for the $1.5 million Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Bons Away impressing ahead of G1 sprint Trainer Aaron Purcell will saddle up two runners in the Group One Oakleigh Plate including Bons Away who will tackle the race first-up from a spell.
Music Magnate wins trial ahead of Dubai Music Magnate has scored an emphatic win in a Rosehill barrier trial ahead of his bid for international success in Dubai.
Brave Smash installed Futurity favourite The Darren Weir-trained Brave Smash has been installed the early favourite in an all-in market for the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Michael Costa on a winning roll Trainer Michael Costa is hoping his recent run of success will encourage more Queensland owners to send him horses.
Shinn cleared over Star Sensation ride Jockey Blake Shinn has been cleared of any integrity concerns over one of his rides but Racing NSW stewards have told him he made an error of judgment.
Pierata's biggest test in Hobartville Magic Millions Guineas winner Pierata will face his biggest test when he steps out in the Group Two Hobartville Stakes.
Lady Horseowner a late entry for Diamond Unbeaten filly Lady Horseowner has been paid up as a late entry for the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Chautauqua nominated for Oakleigh Plate Chautauqua is one of 23 nominations for the Group One Oakleigh Plate while the entries also include the past two winners of the 1100m-handicap.
Zahra to ride Prairie Fire in Blue Diamond Mark Zahra has been released from the ride on Plague Stone in the Blue Diamond to stick with Prairie Fire in the $1.5 million Group One race at Caulfield.
Group One winner Invader to stand at Aquis ATC Sires' Produce Stakes winner Invader will stand at Aquis Farm in partnership with Phoenix Thoroughbreds.
Veteran jockey Ted Durcan retires Classic-winning jockey Ted Durcan has announced his retirement after 25 years in the saddle.
Five jockeys involved in Hobart fall David Pires, one of five jockeys taken to hospital after a fall at the Hobart races, has come off worst with a fractured hip.
Jenny Graham has two Championship runners Popular local trainer Jenny Graham has trained the trifecta in the first Country Championship qualifying heat at Port Macquarie.
She Will Reign's Oakleigh weight issue The nominations for the Oakleigh Plate will tell trainer Gary Portelli if She Will Reign gets enough weight for Ben Melham to ride in the Group One sprint.
G1 winner Takedown on comeback trail Trainer Gary Moore believes the new training track at Rosehill will be beneficial as he plans Group One winner Takedown's return to racing.
Weir set to have first Blue Diamond runner Two-year-old colt Native Soldier is set to become premier Victorian trainer Darren Weir's first Blue Diamond Stakes runner.
Robbie Fradd's purple patch ends In-form jockey Robbie Fradd's purple patch of luck has been halted temporarily by suspension.
Change of scene to spark Fell Swoop Matt Dale has switched Fell Swoop from Canberra to the more relaxed surroundings of Moruya in an attempt to reinvigorate the Everest runner's career.
Slipper duo to trial in Queensland Golden Slipper hopefuls Outback Barbie and Ef Troop will trial before heading to Sydney but where is yet to be determined.
Stewart Melbourne bound for Savanna Amour Brisbane jockey Ronnie Stewart will make his debut at Caulfield when he rides the Chris Meagher-trained Savanna Amour in the Group One Oakleigh Plate.
UBET taps into new market Betting agency UBET has introduced a new digital device which will eventually do away with paper tickets in its retail outlets.
Waiting Patiently wins prestigious Chase Waiting Patiently is by no means certain to line up at Cheltenham despite maintaining his perfect record over fences in the Ascot Chase.
Suncraze boosts Country Championship hopes Suncraze has continued his build-up for the Country Championships with an impressive win at Randwick for Tamworth trainer Melanie O'Gorman.
Alizee makes triumphant Randwick return Group One-winning filly Alizee has stamped her class on the Light Fingers Stakes at Randwick.
Faraway Town claims Group Three Triscay The Matthew Smith-trained mare Faraway Town has won her first black-type race, taking out the Triscay Stakes at Randwick.
Malvern Estate headed to winter carnival Malvern Estate has made it four wins in a row and is headed to the winter carnival at Doomben.
Grunt stamps his Aust Guineas credentials The Mick Price-trained Grunt has taken out the Group Three C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington to give the trainer another Australian Guineas contender.
Kaepernick wins at Group Three level Kaepernick has caused a minor upset to win the Group Three Southern Cross Stakes at Randwick.
Endless Drama breaks through in Australia The imported Endless Drama has won the Group Two Apollo Stakes at Randwick, wearing down Global Glamour for an important victory.
Quick Defence surges late for Randwick win Trainer Chris Waller knew what to expect from Quick Defence at Randwick.
Redkirk Warrior wins Group One Lightning Redkirk Warrior has produced a storming finish to beat the favourite Redzel in the Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington
Rimraam lands plunge first-up in Vanity Despite failing to stay the VRC Oaks distance in the spring, Rimraam will target the Group One Australasian Oaks at Morphettville.
Ken's Dream sets course for G1 Newmarket Ken's Dream has pressed his claims for a crack at the Group One Newmarket Handicap after winning for the second time at Flemington in his past three starts.
Winx pleases in simulated Randwick race Winx and her jockey Hugh Bowman have blown away any cobwebs caused by a delay to her return, combining in a simulated race at Randwick.
Brazen plan pays off for Gollan at Doomben Tony Gollan and jockey Jim Byrne have devised tactics that paid off handsomely with Brazen Moss winning at Doomben.
Almost Court, Emperor's Way share spoils Almost Court and Emperor's Way could not be separated by a photo finish at Randwick.
Setoga shocks jockey in last-to-first win Setoga has caught his jockey Paul Hammersley by surprise with his powerful finish to win at Doomben after missing the start.
Kings Will Dream scores Flemington victory Kings Will Dream has followed up wins at Warrnambool and Ballarat at his first two Australian starts with victory at Flemington.
Santos a serious Golden Slipper contender Gai Waterhouse is eyeing a seventh Golden Slipper with impressive Randwick winner Santos, a colt she says has always been her No.1 seed.
Only Wanna Sing defies wet-track concerns Only Wanna Sing has won at Doomben in a tight finish that fooled everyone except his trainer Robert Heathcote.
Prairie Fire books berth in Blue Diamond Prairie Fire is expected to take his place in the Blue Diamond Stakes on a seven-day back-up after winning a Listed race at Flemington.
Mate Story racks up second Highway victory Mate Story has provided Goulburn trainer Jean Dubois with his second metropolitan win following another Highway Handicap success at Randwick.
Derby aspirant to run at Sunshine Coast Promising stayer Rancho Montoya has had another change of plans after Doomben was rated heavy and the Sunshine Coast was given extra races.
Randwick return for Hermosa Beach Canberra trainer Matt Dale is using the Triscay Stakes at Randwick as a lead-up to the National Sprint on Hermosa Beach's home track.
Patience pays with Alleviator Trainer Toby Edmonds is set to reap the benefits of his patience with Alleviator at Doomben.
Expensive colt to make debut in Pierro Peter Snowden says two-year-old Tchaikovsky, a $1.3 million yearling, has plenty of ability to match his price tag ahead of his debut in the Pierro Plate.
Educational outing for Melody Belle New Zealand Group One winner Melody Belle will be tested against class Godolphin filly Alizee when she races in the Light Fingers Stakes at Randwick.
Prairie chases Diamond start at Flemington Victory in the The Asian Executive Stakes at Flemington will cement a start for Prairie Fire in the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
McAlpine's devotion pays again Owner-breeder Grania McAlpine's devotion to veteran sire Red Dazzler has reaped another winner with Aileach's upset victory at Ispwich.
Sully and Main Stage up for autumn return After producing the goods during their spring campaigns, Sully and Main Stage make their autumn reappearances in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Chivadahlii to remain in Brisbane Chivadahlii makes his return to Brisbane after being set for a career in the country.
Changes to riding suspension rules in Vic Racing Victoria has announced changes to the rules regarding the deferment of riding suspensions.
Conditions favour Addictive Nature Addictive Nature is again well-supported as the talented colt strives for his third career win in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Roses starts Oaks campaign at Flemington Bring Me Roses will begin her campaign aimed at the ATC Australian Oaks in The Vanity at Flemington.
Stratosphere to miss autumn carnival Promising colt Stratosphere is no longer in contention for the Golden Slipper after being sent for a spell by trainers Peter and Paul Snowden.
Malvern Estate chases four in a row Promising Malvern Esatte will be chasing four wins in a row and a winter carnival chance at Doomben.
Redzel out to add to winning sequence Star sprinter Redzel is the odds-on favourite to make a winning return in the Group One Lightning Stakes and stretch his current winning sequence to seven.
Australian Cup unlikely for Tosen Stardom A tough first-up run and a poor recovery has all but shelved plans to run Tosen Stardom in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Redzel ready for Lightning Stakes return Trainer Peter Snowden respects the opposition but is delighted with odds-on favourite Redzel ahead of the sprinter's Lightning Stakes return.
Mandatory Qld trials to be again discussed Racing Queensland is expected to again discuss mandatory public trials for first starters with trainers.
Australian Bloodstock fined in rule breach Syndicator Australian Bloodstock has been fined by Racing Victoria stewards for rules breaches.
Guineas-bound Aloisia to resume in Vanity Thousand Guineas winner Aloisia will make her return in the Group Three Vanity at Flemington ahead of Group One autumn targets.
Santos on notice to secure Slipper spot The Tulloch Lodge stable is looking to Santos to join stablemate Setsuna in the Golden Slipper when he resumes in the Pierro Plate at Randwick.
Group One Lightning Stakes at a glance What you need to know about the Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Price pair tackle tough C S Hayes Stakes Trainer Mick Price will run Grunt and Cao Cao in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington and could have I Have Arrived in the field if scratchings fall his way.
Alizee set for grand entrance at Randwick Godolphin filly Alizee launches her autumn campaign as a highly fancied runner in the Light Fingers Stakes at Randwick.
She's Choosie takes on city class Apprentice Leah Kilner will be able to take some of the credit if northern rivers filly She's Choosie can win in Brisbane on Saturday.
Hey Doc ready for first-up Lightning tilt Hey Doc has been prepared specifically as a sprinter this campaign as he attempts to capture the Lightning Stakes first-up at Flemington.
Comin' Through can zero in on Doncaster Comin' Through has an opportunity to prove he is capable of returning to elite company when the Chris Waller-trained gelding resumes in the Apollo Stakes.
Ben Currie in biggest Brisbane attack For the first time he can remember trainer Ben Currie will have more runners at Doomben than at his home track, Toowoomba.
Khulaasa chases stakes win at Flemington Lindsay Park co-trainer Tom Dabernig believes two-year-old Khulaasa looms as the stable's best chance on Lightning Stakes day in a Listed race at Flemington.
Pedigree Points for the Pierro Plate at Randwick The race is named after the 2012 2yo Triple Crown winner - can these 2yo's race in Golden Slipper calculations?
Chautauqua builds towards TJ Smith Stakes Champion sprinter Chautauqua has intensified his preparation for a fourth TJ Smith Stakes with an eye-catching barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
Rancho likely to start at Sunshine Coast Stuart Kendrick is likely to run Rancho Montoya at the Sunshine Coast rather than Doomben.
John Allen loses his appeal at RAD Board The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has dismissed an appeal by John Allen who now misses the ride on Cliff's Edge at Flemington.
Stephen Wilson heads south for Tyzone Leading north Queensland jockey Stephen Wilson will make a rare visit to Brisbane to ride Tyzone at Doomben.
New apprentices begin Racing Vic program Five aspiring jockeys are the latest to be welcomed into Racing Victoria's four-year Apprentice Jockey Training program.
Holbien redeems himself in Sandown victory Trainer Steve Richards and three-year-old Holbien didn't see eye-to-eye in the early days, but they are now starting to build a winning relationship.
Miss Danni keeps Kingston winners coming Trainer Robert Kingston has not doubts Miss Danni will enjoy a longer journey after her strong-finishing win over 2100m at Sandown.
O'Shea wary of Slipper hype with Irish Bet Although Irish Bet has won a valuable juvenile race, trainer John O'Shea has downplayed the colt's chances of featuring in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Promising start for Godolphin's Couvre Lit Couvre Lit has added to Godolphin's imposing two-year-old arsenal with an encouraging win on debut at Warwick Farm.
Rawiller on standby for Cliff's Edge mount John Allen will need two meetings shaved off a careless riding suspension on appeal if he is to ride Cliff's Edge in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Flemington return for improved Sanglier After a stakes placing in the spring behind Long Leaf and Oohood, Godolphin colt Sanglier will chase a first stakes win when he resumes at Flemington.
Global Glamour primed for Apollo Stakes Adrian Bott believes Global Glamour will benefit from a step up in trip in the Apollo Stakes.
Redkirk Warrior chases more first-up glory Redkirk Warrior will try to add to an impressive first-up record at Flemington when he resumes in the Group One Lightning Stakes.
Cummings plays waiting game with Hartnell Hartnell's next target is yet to be locked in but the gelding has returned to Godolphin's training complex in NSW after winning the CF Orr Stakes in Melbourne.
Sheikha notches classy win at Warwick Farm Promising filly Sheikha has claimed her second career win at Warwick Farm to suggest a return to black-type racing is feasible.
High winds put end to Stony Creek meeting For the second time in less than 12 months, a Stony Creek race meeting has been abandoned due to high winds.
Perfect rating for Waugh's Supreme Effort Wyong trainer Kim Waugh is happy that Doomben should have a near-ideal surface for Supreme Effort to showcase his talent.
Matt McGillivray to make riding comeback Matt McGillivray will return from suspension with a strong book of rides at Ipswich.
Redzel headlines field of 10 for Lightning A field of 10 has been declared for the weight-for-age Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Record breaking sale at new complex The Inglis Classic sale has ended on a high with records broken at the new multi million dollar complex at Warwick Farm.
John Allen appeals Caulfield riding ban The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear a careless riding appeal by John Allen.
Frolic poised for long-awaited comeback Classy filly Frolic finally makes her return from injury for Randwick t rainer Edward O'Rourke in the Light Fingers Stakes on her home track.
Rock Magic on song for Lightning challenge Perth sprinter Rock Magic is back in Melbourne for another tilt at a Group One sprint, the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Legend Of Condor to make Pierro return Legend Of Condor will take another step towards the Golden Slipper when he runs in the Pierro Plate at Randwick.
Flemington Vanity return for Anchor Bid The Darren Weir-trained Anchor Bid will make her return in The Vanity over 1400m at Flemington.
Classic Uniform measures up for Apollo The Apollo Stakes is more than a tune-up for Classic Uniform, with the gelding's trial form encouraging trainer Gary Moore before his comeback at Randwick.
Vetran Tamworth trainer Merv Corliss dies Veteran Tamworth trainer Merv Corliss, known as the Country Cups king, has died aged 93.
Republic to launch Golden Slipper bid Randwick trainer John Thompson is keen to rate the race day abilities of Republic when the Snitzel colt starts his career at Warwick Farm.
Brett Conlon pair chasing a Sandown double A double from Jacky Paper and Gala Moshea at Sandown would be the perfect tonic for trainer Brett Conlon and his wife Lyndal.
Kilmore meeting off to the Yarra Valley Following a track inspection by Racing Victoria stewards, the Kilmore race meeting has been transferred to Yarra Valley.
Melbourne Cup prize money to increase The Victoria Racing Club expects to increase prize money for the Melbourne Cup and has signed a new principal sponsor.
Car brand Lexus new Melbourne Cup sponsor Luxury car brand Lexus will fill the void left by airline Emirates and sponsor the Melbourne Cup.
Crowd favourite Miss Vista euthanised Sprinter Miss Vista, whose distinctive white markings made her a crowd favourite, has been euthanised because of ongoing feet problems.
Record nominations for The Championships A record number of nominations have been taken for The Championships including 181 entries for the Doncaster Mile and 121 for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Conners hopes for Super run in Lightning Sydney trainer Marc Conners will test Super Too against some of the country's best sprinters in the Group One Lightning Stakes over 1000m at Flemington.
Deploy to bypass Apollo Stakes Deploy will not run in the Apollo Stakes with trainer Gerald Ryan keeping the Randwick 1200m-record holder to that distance in the Southern Cross Stakes.
Redzel headlines Lightning Stakes entries Six Group One winners, headlined by Redzel, feature among the 13 nominations for the weight-for-age Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Robert Heathcote to sing for Slipper The Robert Heathcote-trained youngster Only Wanna Sing has won a trial ahead of a proposed Golden Slipper campaign.
Riders confirmed for Blue Diamond fancies Riders have been locked in for some of the leading Blue Diamond Stakes contenders including favourite Kinky Boom who will have Craig Williams aboard.
Heat forces Ipswich race meeting change Oppressive conditions in Queensland have forced racing officials to re-program a meeting at Ipswich.
Outrageous gets the job done at Newcastle Victorian jockey Dwayne Dunn has had a successful trip to Newcastle to ride Group One-bound colt Outrageous.
O'Hara thrilled with Single Gaze return Kathy O'Hara has taken confidence from Single Gaze's return in the C F Orr Stakes over 1400m, with a view to the rest of her campaign.
McEvoy has Vinland on song for C S Hayes Vinland will be out to replicate his stablemate Hey Doc when he chases victory in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Matt Dunn to attack Country Championship Trainer Matt Dunn is building his team for the NSW Country Championship including Doomben winner Snitz.
Foxplay to run in Apollo Stakes With Winx an absentee from the Apollo Stakes, her stablemate Foxplay will make her return in the Group Two race at Randwick.
Charges dropped against Brad Smith Criminal charges against trainer Brad Smith have been dropped but he faces a hearing into some alleged racing industry offences.
Missrock spot-on for Lightning assault Trainer Robbie Laing is hoping Missrock can add to her first-up record when she runs in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Sargent to persevere with Royal Witness Royal Witness has a second and final chance to prove he deserves to be Randwick trainer John Sargent's first Golden Slipper runner after a disappointing debut.
Brisbane apprentice ranks boosted Brisbane's apprentice ranks have been further boosted with star country apprentice Quayde Krogh joining the Chris Munce stable.
Kalashnikov takes rich hurdle race Kalashnikov has won the Betfair Hurdle at Newbury for Britain's youngest trainer Amy Murphy.
Lane and Allen suspended at Orr meeting Racing Victoria stewards have suspended jockeys Damian Lane and John Allen at Caulfield.
Prussian Vixen does it again in Bellmaine After a disappointing spring, Prussian Vixen has returned to form first-up from a spell to win the Bellmaine Stakes for a second time.
Show A Star shines in Mile for Bjorn Baker Durable gelding Show A Star has given trainer Bjorn Baker a welcome victory on his home track at Warwick Farm.
Eventful farewell day for Declan McDonogh Declan McDonogh has capped his riding stint in Sydney with an appearance before Racing NSW stewards.
Holy Snow impresses in Autumn Stakes win The Mick Price-trained Holy Snow has finished strongly in his return from a spell to win the Group Two Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
Prompt Response returns a Group Two winner Prompt Response has made a winning return to racing in the Group Two Breeders Classic at Warwick Farm.
Kementari blitzes rivals in Eskimo Prince Gun Godolphin colt Kementari has provided another reminder of his class with a dominant win in the Eskimo Prince Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Brisbane move pays off for Godolphin yard Godolphin's decision to test the water during the Brisbane summer has given the international stable a winner at Doomben.
Hartnell wins the Group 1 C F Orr Stakes Hartnell has won the C F Orr Stakes, the first Group One race of the Melbourne autumn carnival.
Super Cash records successive Rubiton wins A bigger and stronger Super Cash will now be aimed for a Group One sprint in Adelaide following her first-up win in the Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
The Enzo wins big prize in Inglis Classic The Enzo has won the $250,000 Inglis Classic for trainer Mark Newnham at Warwick Farm.
Oakleigh Plate option for 3YO filly Booker The Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra-trained filly Booker has made an impressive return to win the Kevin Hayes Stakes ahead of a possible Oakleigh Plate tilt.
Star Boy claims Highway Handicap Star Boy has won the Highway Handicap at Warwick Farm, but a Country Championships start is up in the air.
Snitz to chase NSW Country Championship Trainer Matt Dunn hopes to qualify Snitz for the Country Championship Final at Randwick after the gelding's winning return at Doomben.
Gailo Chop impresses first-up at Caulfield Gailo Chop is on taget for the Australian Cup at Flemington following his first-up win in the Carlyon Cup at Caulfield.
She Will Reign the queen of her home track Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign has passed the first test on her way to a Group One campaign with victory in the Inglis Sprint at Warwick Farm.
Written By underlines Blue Diamond claims The Grahame Begg-trained colt Written By has moved to third favourite for the Blue Diamond Stakes with his victory in the colts and geldings Prelude.
Mishani Hustler upsets Plumaro at Doomben Plumaro has flown late to run second to Mishani Hustler at Doomben but lost no fans with her effort.
Beijing Board continues on winning path Godolphin stayer Beijing Board continued his impressive run of form with a comfortable win at Warwick Farm.
Enbihaar adds to Lindsay Park Diamond list Enbihaar has enhanced Lindsay Park's Blue Diamond contingent with a hard-fought win in the fillies Prelude at Caulfield.
Mr Marbellouz breaks Doomben class record Toowoomba galloper Mr Marbellouz has lived up to his high rating, breaking a class record at his first Brisbane start.
Sandbar gives Widdup first stakes success Sandbar has stamped his Golden Slipper claims by winning the Lonhro Plate at Warwick Farm to give trainer Brad Widdup a first stakes win.
Cahill wins battle of tactics at Doomben Michael Cahill has won a tactical battle between Brisbane's leading jockeys to steer Morendi to his first win since April.
Khutulun keeps delivering for Luke Oliver Trainer Luke Oliver was worried mid-race but praised the toughness of Khutulun after the mare won at Caulfield.
Oohood out to book Blue Diamond spot Jockey Luke Currie is confident Oohood will be hard to beat in the Blue Diamond Fillies Prelude after a luckless third in the Preview.
Stablemates Flamberge, Prezado in Rubiton Veteran sprinter Flamberge and his younger stablemate Prezado will run against each other in the Group Two Rubiton Stakes.
Waller continues Queensland success The continued success of Chris Waller's Gold Coast stable could entice more of the big southern stables to Queensland.
Single Bullet under pressure to hit mark The Gary POrtelli-trained Single Bullet can forget a stud career if he is unable to halt a sequence of near misses and record his second career win.
Native Soldier to face Blue Diamond test After wins at his past two starts in lesser grade, Native Soldier will face his first stakes test in the Blue Diamond colts and geldings Prelude at Caulfield.
Saga continues for Hulbert training team The Peter and Will Hulbert training partnership has again been forced to change plans with Miss Saga.
Hartnell in good shape for G1 Orr Stakes Black Heart Bart is out of the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield but a field of 13 remains, headlined by Group One stars Tosen Stardom and Hartnell.
Baker can't split Breeders' Classic pair Trainer Bjorn Baker is confident Bonny O'Reilly and stablemate Egyptian Symbol will fight out the Breeders' Classic at Warwick Farm.
Tulip ready to fire first-up at Caulfield The Lindsay Park team is expecting a strong showing from Tulip in the Kevin Hayes Stakes at Caulfield, based on her form on the training track.
Gollan hopes Millions streak continues A number of Magic Millions runners have won at their next starts and Tony Gollan hopes I'm A Rippa will be the next one.
Black Heart Bart out of G1 Orr Stakes The C F Orr Stakes has been reduced to 13 runners after defending champion Black Heart Bart has been scratched from the Group One race.
McEvoy to gauge promising Plague Stone Godolphin colt Plague Stone will lay down a marker for the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes when he runs in the Prelude at Caulfield.
Captain Parker in city debut Consistent Captain Parker has earned a start at Doomben after setting a track record at Kilcoy.
Winx on show at Randwick after all She won't be racing in the Apollo Stakes but champion Winx will make a special appearance at Randwick to gallop with stablemates.
Ballistica to begin career in Classic Debutante Ballistica has an opportunity to press her claims as a possible Golden Slipper contender when she lines up in the $250,000 Inglis Classic.
Gingernuts arrives home in New Zealand Gingernuts has returned home to New Zealand from Australia after a life-threatening injury suffered on the way to the barrier for a Group 1 race at Flemington.
Lord Fandango to resume in Carlyon Cup Lord Fandango begins his latest campaign in the Carlyon Cup at Caulfield as he builds towards Group One targets in both Melbourne and Sydney.
Flemington pair chase Blue Diamond start Bionics will be out to join stablemate Ollivander in the Blue Diamond Stakes when he runs in the Prelude at Caulfield.
Nature stripped field no joy for Portelli She Will Reign's trainer Gary Portelli has lamented the scratching of Nature Strip from the dual Group One-winning filly's return to racing at Warwick Farm.
Apprentice to ride star filly Plumaro Apprentice Jag Guthmann Chester has been booked for the prime ride on smart filly Plumaro in her metropolitan debut at Doomben.
New Pro-Ride training track for Rosehill The Australian Turf Club has unveiled its new all-weather training track at Rosehill.
Improved Villermont to resume at Caulfield Trainer Aaron Purcell believes Sandown Guineas winner Villermont has made improvement from the spring as he prepares to return in the Autumn Stakes.
All you need to know on the C F Orr Stakes A look at the history of the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield, the first Group One race of the autumn carnival.
Moloney's Charm ready for Caulfield return Trainer Udyta Clarke and jockey Patrick Moloney are hoping Rich Charm can pick up where he left off in the spring in the Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
Honey Toast in form for comeback Trainer Ben Currie believes smart stayer Honey Toast is ready to show his old form at his first run in 20 months at Doomben.
Thronum to step up again in G1 Orr Talented entire Thronum impressed in the Australia Stakes and will be out to step up again when he chases a first Group One win in the C F Orr Stakes.
Moody shoots for a win as an owner Juvenile Mulga Thumper, part-owned by Peter Moody and his wife Sarah, will make his debut in either Brisbane or Caloundra.
Noblet with chance of Caulfield double Trainer Andrew Noblet has Super Cash and Silent Sedition chasing a Group race double at Caulfield and believes both are in great order for their first-up runs.
Jason Collett on the mend after tumble Jason Collett plans to be back riding at Warwick Farm after escaping serious injury in a fall from first starter Prahaar at Randwick.
Taylor Marshall starts Brisbane stint Experienced apprentice Taylor Marshall has picked up six rides to start his stint in Brisbane at Doomben.
Nature Strip to miss Warwick Farm Melbourne sprinter Nature Strip has been ruled out of a trip to Sydney for a clash with She Will Reign at Warwick Farm.
Maloney and Williams suspended at Sandown An apprentice has collapsed because of dehydration at Sandown while senior riders Ryan Maloney and Craig Williams have been suspended.
Sydney-bound Noel Callow wins at Sandown Noel Callow is leaving Victoria for Sydney in a bid to increase his opportunities and in the hope he can link with a prominent stable.
Kersley back in winning form at Sandown Fred Kersley has guided unbeaten filly Twilight Song to victory at Sandown, his first win since an injury enforced lay-off.
Zousain adds to Waller juvenile firepower Chris Waller has another promising juvenile on his hands after Zousain made a successful start to his career at Randwick.
Levendi among my best autumn rides: Oliver Jockey Damien Oliver is looking forward to seeing what promising colt Levendi can produce this campaign, starting in the Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
Blake Shinn to miss Apollo Stakes meeting A second high-profile Sydney jockey has been ruled out of riding on Apollo Stakes Day at Randwick after Blake Shinn was found guilty of careless riding.
Interstate scouting pays off for Currie Ben Currie's plan to get interstate horses suited to Queensland racing continues to return benefits with Pieridae's win at Ipswich.
Weir with strong hand in G1 CF Orr Stakes Darren Weir will saddle up three runners in the CF Orr Stakes including Tosen Stardom who will have to overcome the widest barrier in the field of 14.
Inquiry opened after Sandown scratching Racing Victoria stewards will hold an inquiry after Patient was scratched following a report from its compliance assurance team.
Collett avoids serious injury after fall Jockey Jason Collett has avoided serious injury from a fall just as his mount was poised to win at Randwick.
CF Orr Stakes launches Festival of Racing The six-week Festival of Racing in Victoria begins with the Group One CF Orr Stakes meeting at Caulfield.
Eskimo Prince a crossroads race for Sin Scone trainer Brett Cavanough is keen to find out which direction Another Sin heads after he returns to black-type racing at Warwick Farm.
High Ratio out to impress in 2YO Prelude Trainer Mick Price has a good opinion of High Ratio and the colt will be out to remain unbeaten when he has his second start in the Blue Diamond Prelude.
Diamond Tathagata on notice in rich sprint Diamond Tathagata will be out to arrest a form slump when the Mark Newnham-trained colt races against Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign at Warwick Farm.
Heathcote owners set to dominate Doomben Trainer Robert Heathcote and his long-term owners Angie and Neil Duncan are set to play a major role at Doomben with four leading chances.
Study into Hendra virus vaccine released A study has found a vaccine against the deadly Hendra virus does not impact on a racehorse's performance on the track.
Field of 14 for Group One CF Orr Stakes Black Heart Bart has drawn barrier three in the Group One CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield as he attempts back-to-back wins in the 1400m weight-for-age race.
Nature Strip to clash with She Will Reign Jockey Ryan Maloney can't fault Melbourne sprinter Nature Strip ahead of the gelding's clash with dual Group One winner She Will Reign at Warwick Farm.
Wait almost over for bulked up Nettoyer A more mature and heavier Nettoyer makes her return from injury at her home track for trainer Wendy Roche in the Breeders' Classic at Warwick Farm.
Brandon Stockdale suspended by RAD Board The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has suspended and fined apprentice Brandon Stockdale following an inquiry at Caulfield.
Apprentice Fred Kersley back from injury Apprentice Fred Kersley is set to ride at his first city meeting in seven weeks at Sandown after recovering from a thumb and elbow injury.
Royal Witness on trial for Golden Slipper Trainer John Sargent will soon discover whether Royal Witness can realise his ambition of qualifying a runner for the Golden Slipper.
Abbey Marie kicks off autumn in Orr Stakes Group One winner Abbey Marie will begin her campaign in the Orr Stakes at Caulfield with trainer Mick Kent also eyeing Sydney races.
Rubiton Stakes return for Merchant Navy Group One-winning colt Merchant Navy is set to make his return from a spell in the Group Two Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
RADB sets tentative date in Lovani case The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hold a second directions hearing before the Lovani case is heard.
Winx to bypass Apollo for Chipping Norton Winx will not run in the Apollo Stakes with connections opting to wait for the Chipping Norton Stakes after jockey Hugh Bowman completes his suspension.
UK bookies bracing themselves for Winx Despite being none the wiser about her potential presence at Royal Ascot, UK bookmakers are already bracing themselves for the arrival of the magnificent mare.
Slightly Sweet to run in Breeders Classic The Jason Coyle-trained Slightly Sweet will begin her next campaign at Group Two level in the Breeders' Classic at Warwick Farm.
Finish line approaches for Lord Of The Sky If Lord Of The Sky is successful in the Group One C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield, his racing days may be numbered.
Written By back in the groove at trials Written By is clear to go back to the races after passing an important test at the Cranbourne barrier trials.
Plumaro ready to head to Brisbane Brilliant Toowoomba debut winner Plumaro can continue the dominance of her sire Spirit of Boom when she heads to Doomben.
Purcell content with Aloisia's progress Aloisia is progressing nicely for her return to racing with trainer Aaron Purcell not concerned with her last placing in a Cranbourne trial.
Trapeze Artist to stick to 3yo races Trapeze Artist will revert to three-year-old races despite his weight-for-age win in the Group Two Expressway Stakes.
Hugh Bowman loses careless riding appeal Winx's return to racing in the Apollo Stakes is under review after Hugh Bowman failed to have a careless riding ban reduced in order to ride the champion mare.
Redzel in winning form ahead of Lightning Leading sprinter Redzel has shown he is ready for his next assignment in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington with a Rosehill barrier trial win.
Ambitious moves closer to Australian debut A Cranbourne barrier trial has been an important step in the process for Japanese import Ambitious as he prepares for his Australian debut.
Remarkable Irish Gold Cup win by Edwulf Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Joseph O'Brien has brought Edwulf back from near death to claim the Irish Gold Cup.
Winx pleases in barrier trial again Champion Winx has pleased her trainer and jockey in a Rosehill barrier trial but no decision has been made when or where she will make her return.
Frolic faces next step of comeback bid Frolic will edge closer to her comeback to racing for new trainer Edward O'Rourke when the Golden Slipper runner-up trials at Rosehill.
Blue Diamond in sights of McEvoy stable Tony McEvoy has been having a winning run with his two-year-old team and will be looking to boost that success in the Blue Diamond Preludes at Caulfield.
Trainers want changes on abandonments Queensland trainers want changes made to the way decisions are made on abandoning meetings because of rain.
Merchant Navy to be nominated for Rubiton A decision in which race Group One winner Merchant Navy makes his return will be made after the release of nominations for the Rubiton Stakes.
Shillelagh to run in C F Orr Stakes Shillelagh will return to Melbourne from Sydney to try to add to her Group One record in the C F Orr Stakes with Michael Dee to ride.
Tony Gollan-trained duo to target Slipper Tony Gollan-trained two-year-olds Outback Barbie and Ef Troop are about to return to his stable to prepare for a Golden Slipper campaign.
Ben Melham gets back aboard She Will Reign The successful Golden Slipper pairing of She Will Reign and Ben Melham will be reunited in the Inglis Sprint at Warwick Farm.
Brisbane jockeys again warned on whip use Queensland stewards have warned they will not ease up on penalties for whip rule breaches after fining three jockeys at Doomben.
Gingernuts almost ready to go home to NZ Gingernuts is almost ready to return home to New Zealand after months recovering from injury in Victoria.
Faugheen beaten in Irish Champion Hurdle Faugheen has had to settle for second behind Supasundae in the Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown.
Doncaster carrot for Don't Give A Damn The Doncaster Handicap has firmed as a target for Goulburn trainer Danny Williams after Don't Give A Damn's emphatic win at Rosehill.
Corey Brown cops suspension at Rosehill Corey Brown will forfeit a Group One ride after changing the dates of a careless riding suspension from Rosehill.
Positive result for versatile High Opinion High Opinion has benefited from a positive ride by Tim Clark to bounce back from a luckless last start and triumph at Rosehill.
Cliff's Edge wins Manfred Stakes first-up The Darren Weir-trained colt Cliff's Edge has signalled he is on target for a big campaign with a first-up win over 1200m in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield.
Trapeze Artist passes Expressway test Golden Rose-winning colt Trapeze Artist has made a winning comeback to pass his first test at weight-for-age in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
Bedford lands another win at Caulfield Lightly raced Bedford has stepped up in class to record a strong finishing win in the Mal Seccull Handicap at Caulfield.
Bye See gifts early present to Tubman Consistent mare Bye See has lifted the spirits of trainer Michael Tubman on the eve of his 70th birthday with an impressive win at Rosehill.
Hammersley beats rain with top ride Jockey Paul Hammersley produced the ride of the day to win on Tisani Toso shortly before Doomben was abandoned due to rain.
Lady Esprit causes upset at Caulfield The Aaron Purcell-trained Lady Esprit has upset odds-on favourite Snitty Kitty to win the Listed WJ Adams Stakes at Caulfield.
First city win for trainer Jean Dubois Country trainer Jean Dubois has welcomed his first city winner, with Mate Story claiming the Highway Plate at Rosehill.
First-up win keeps Eurack streak intact After winning her first three starts during a winter campaign, Eurack has kept the streak going with a first-up victory at Caulfield.
Vintage Cellarman uncorks another win Relentless gelding Cellarman has notched his fifth win in eight starts as a lengthy and productive campaign continued at Rosehill.
Susurri a change of luck for Lockwood Trainer Barry Lockwood has had a welcome change of luck with the win of Susurri at Doomben.
Adelaide Cup on radar for Double Bluff Last year's Adelaide Cup runner-up Double Bluff has shown he is on target for another crack at the 3200m race with a win over 2400m at Caulfield.
Waller wins both 2yo races at Rosehill Trainer Chris Waller has claimed both two-year-old races at Rosehill with Performer and Fiesta cementing the Golden Slipper claims.
Overdue win for Perilous Love Perilous Love has won at Doomben and given trainer Scott Morrisey a bonus after he bought her yearling half-brother this week.
Paris Rock secures a third straight win Paris Rock has landed her first city success following wins at Geelong and Ballarat at her first two starts.
Ennis Hill presses her Blue Diamond claims Lindsay Park has produced another Blue Diamond Stakes contender, with two-year-old filly Ennis Hill a dominant winner of the Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
Consolation victory for Pinch Memory Pinch Memory has scored at his first race start, which was a consolation for missing the Magic Millions Classic.
Kinky Boom impresses with Caulfield win A rushed program wasn't enough to stop two-year-old Kinky Boom scoring a last-to-first win at Caulfield.
Charlayne aimed at Light Fingers Stakes Chris Waller-trained filly Charlayne is earmarked for a black-type debut in the Light Fingers Stakes after maintaining her unbeaten record at Rosehill.
Positive signs for jockey Nyssa Burrells Apprentice jockey Nyssa Burrells has passed a post-traumatic amnesia test as she recovers from head injuries suffered in a fall at Warwick Farm.
Gear change designed to focus Fiesta The Chris Waller-trained Fiesta and Performer can make significant strides towards the Golden Slipper when they return from spells at Rosehill.
Chris Munce to be Johnny on the spot Trainer Chris Munce will run three-year-old Johnny Whitesox in city class at Doomben where he will meet equally promising Rancho Montoya
River Bird can prove herself in Widden River Bird can showcase her Golden Slipper credentials when the Jason Coyle-trained filly runs in the Widden Stakes at Rosehill.
Crystal pair chase Caulfield stakes double Half-brothers Crystal Dreamer and Crystal Spirit will chase a stakes double for Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra in sprint races at Caulfield.
Hartnell to run in C F Orr Stakes Hartnell will have the first start of his preparation in the Group One C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Expressway field reduced to six Global Glamour still leads the Expressway Stakes market with the field reduced to six for the Group Two sprint.
Ennis Hill on path towards Blue Diamond Ennis Hill is chasing victory in the Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield to shore up a start in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
O'Rourke looks beyond Slipper with colt Catanzaro has Golden Slipper form in his pedigree but trainer Edward O'Rourke feels the colt will thrive after the world's richest race for two-year-olds.
Rain to help Stella Ombra at Doomben Rain has taken the cut out of the Doomben track which which is a boost to the chances of talented sprinter Stella Ombra.
Black Caviar foals trial at Flemington Oscietra and Prince Of Caviar, the first two of Black Caviar's foals, have had jump-outs at Flemington.
Mertens excited for Snitty Kitty return Beau Mertens is unbeaten from two rides on Snitty Kitty and will be out to snare another stakes win on the mare in the Listed W J Adams Stakes at Caulfield.
Liam Birchey to train on in Queensland Liam Birchley can train in Queensland for the time being until a charge against him in Victoria is resolved.
Tiffani Brooker to step up as senior rider Premier Brisbane apprentice Tiffani Brooker will compete as a junior rider for the final time at Doomben.
No winners for Head-Maarek in final races Criquette Head-Maarek has sent out her final runners as a trainer at Chantilly.
Inglis Digital Record Million Dollar Aggregate Inglis Digital’s monthly online auction platform broke new ground on Wednesday night, with the January sale aggregate reaching $1,000,000 for the first time.
Vic trainers face cobalt charges Father and daughter training partners Terry and Katrina O'Sullivan, Monica Croston, Matthew Leek and Trevor Andrews have been charged with cobalt offences.
Winx to have second barrier trial Winx and Redzel will once again compete against each other in a barrier trial before they head in different directions.
Unbeaten Eurack set for Caulfield return After winning her only three starts, Cranbourne-trained mare Eurack makes her Caulfield debut in the Ladbrokes Handicap.
Exceltic to give guide on Slipper chances Gary Portelli has trained one Golden Slipper winner and will gauge his prospects of a second when Exceltic makes his debut at Rosehill.
RV to hold prize money won by Vasil Caulfield trainer Tony Vasil has agreed to any prize money percentage won to be held by Racing Victoria to continue training a small team of horses.
Kavanagh relying on debutante at Caulfield Levi Kavanagh has had to scratch Kentucky Breeze from the Manfred Stakes but the trainer believes Queen's Authority can run well in the Inglis Premier on debut.
Blinkers on for Logan River at Caulfield The Tony McEvoy-trained colt Logan River will have blinkers on in a race for the first time when he resumes from a let-up in the Group Three Chairman's Stakes.
Wallace turns back clock John Wallace and Larry Cassidy will revive memories of the 1994 Melbourne Cup when they combine with Cossie at Doomben.
Willi Willi chasing back-to-back city wins Trainer Craig Widdison is expecting Willi Willi to make his presence felt again when the gelding steps to 2000m at Caulfield, chasing back-to-back city wins.
Boomwaa getting back to best Sprinter Boomwaa is getting close to his outstanding early form since being switched to trainer Ben Currie at Toowoomba.
So Splendid dominant in Sandown victory A more relaxed So Splendid was able to show good turn of foot in taking out the United Petroleum Handicap at Sandown.
Victorian starters on hold for Birchley Trainer Liam Birchley won't front a show cause hearing after giving an undertaking to not enter horses in Victoria for the remainder of the season.
Hermanito on board for unstoppable Weir Darren Weir has continued his recent run of success in Melbourne city races landing an early treble at Sandown, including well-bred Hermanito's maiden victory.
Let's Party Marty thrives on unkindest cut The decision to geld promising three-year-old Let's Party Marty has helped David Vandyke train a winning double at Ipswich.
Messerschmitt on target for Inglis Premier The Anthony Freedman-trained colt Messerschmitt faces a small field in the $250,000 Inglis Premier at Caulfield, chasing his second win from three starts.
McEvoy returns with quality Rosehill rides Hugh Bowman's suspension has ensured Kerrin McEvoy is a jockey in demand as he returns from an injury-enforced lay-off.
Caulfield on radar for Chicago Typewriter Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes is leaning to running two-year-old Chicago Typewriter in the Group Three Chairman's Stakes in Melbourne.
Qld trainers up in arms over firm tracks Trainers have sought an urgent meting with Racing Queensland officials to address problems with hard tracks being prepared for race meetings.
Change of tactics flagged for Hanwritten Speedy Hanwritten will be ridden behind the pace at Doomben after showing a liking for the tactics in two recent barrier trial wins.
Single Gaze pleases in Caulfield jump-out Canberra mare Single Gaze has continued her build-up to her return in the C F Orr Stakes with a pleasing jump-out at Caulfield.
Qld country trainer out on cobalt charge Another Queensland country trainer has been disqualified after pleading guilty to a cobalt-related charge.
Third declarations taken for Blue Diamond There are 84 two-year-olds left in the running at the latest declaration stage for the $1.5 million Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Three extra entries for Expressway Three more horses have been nominated for the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Rosehill after entries were extended.
Manfred Stakes next step for Bravo Tango The Group Three Manfred Stakes at Caulfield is the next test for promising colt Bravo Tango who is on a Guineas path.
Nominations close for Flemington features Nominations have been taken for three Flemington autumn features, the Australian Cup, the Newmarket Handicap and Australian Guineas.
Hugh Bowman's NSW appeal date set The Racing NSW Appeal Panel has set a date to hear Hugh Bowman's appeal against a careless riding suspension.
Conners looks to two-year-olds Trainer Clarry Conners has two youngsters who could cement their claims for the Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
Tahlia Hope to miss Sandown meeting A rib injury suffered in a trackwork fall will force apprentice Tahlia Hope to miss the Sandown meeting.
Caulfield to host another twilight meeting The Melbourne Racing Club has moved one of the upcoming midweek twilight meetings from Sandown to Caulfield.
O'Brien and Kavanagh wait on VCAT ruling The high profile cobalt case of trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh is close to being finalised following a VCAT hearing on penalty.
Lachlan King to make city debut at Sandown Apprentice Lachlan King, son of former champion jockey Steven King, is set to make his metropolitan debut in Melbourne with five rides at Sandown.
Single Gaze jump-out delayed by rain Trainer Nick Olive will have to wait an extra day to give Single Gaze a jump-out at Caulfield in preparation for the mare's return in the C F Orr Stakes.
Kerrin McEvoy ready for return Kerrin McEvoy has been given the all-clear to return to riding after breaking a bone in his hand in a freak incident before a race at Randwick.
Third NSW winner for Katelyn Mallyon Katelyn Mallyon's move from Melbourne to Sydney is gaining momentum with the jockey claiming her third win from eight rides.
Single Gaze to have Caulfield jump-out Group One winner Single Gaze will have a jump-out at Caulfield with jockey Kathy O'Hara flying from Sydney to ride the mare.
Manfred Stakes return for I Did It Again Trainer Greg Eurell believes I Did It Again is forward enough to make his presence felt when he resumes in the Group Three Manfred Stakes at Caulfield.
Golden Slipper hopefuls to run at Rosehill Trainer Gary Portelli is keen to see how Exceltic measures up in the Canonbury Stakes as he begins a Golden Slipper campaign.
Start date set for RV's head of integrity Racing Victoria has announced a start date for Jamie Stier to begin his role as executive general manager of integrity services.
Snitty Kitty among Adams Stakes entries Group Two-winning sprinter Snitty Kitty features among the 10 nominations for the Listed W J Adams Stakes at Caulfield.
Ace High ready to return in wfa sprint Ace High is ready to go to the races but trainer David Payne is not expecting to much from the Victoria Derby winner against sprinters in the Expressway Stakes.
Rancho Montoya to resume at Doomben Promising three-year-old Rancho Montoya is to make his return to racing at Doomben with a staying campaign in mind.
Hugh Bowman appeals suspensions Hugh Bowman will try to have two careless riding suspensions reduced in an attempt to ride Winx in the Apollo Stakes.
Lady Horseowner on track for Diamond start The Blue Diamond Stakes looms as the likely next start for unbeaten filly Lady Horseowner who would need to be a late entry for the $1.5 million race.
Country gallopers to battle for big prize Racing Queensland has announced a $260,000 country race series which will include a $100,000 final to be run at Doomben.
No rush for Hugh Bowman's Winx replacement Connections of Winx are likely to include Hugh Bowman in the decision as to who will replace him aboard champion mare Winx in the Apollo Stakes.
Steve Tregea's determination pays off Toowoomba trainer Steve Tregea's determination to get broodmare Miss Argyle has given him a smart horse in Bergerac.
Trapeze Artist ready to begin campaign Trainer Gerald Ryan will study the entries before committing three-year-old Trapeze Artist to a start against older horses in the Expressway Stakes.
She Will Reign over injury scare She Will Reign is showing no signs of the minor swelling in a fetlock that threw a scare into her stable.
Another Diamond in sight for Lindsay Park A win in the Preview has stamped Long Leaf as a genuine contender to give Lindsay Park another Blue Diamond Stakes.
Sydney trip in doubt for Diamonds A trip to Sydney for promising Showus Ya Diamonds is in doubt after she pulled up sore after being beaten at the Sunshine Coast.
Gun Runner wins the Pegasus United States champion Gun Runner has ended his career with victory in the Pegasus World Cup Invitational.
Hugh Bowman to miss Winx return Hugh Bowman will miss the ride on champion Winx when she returns in the Apollo Stakes after being suspended in Auckland.
Important win for Huddys, Gollan in Cup Most Important has continued the great run of owners Graham and Linda Huddy and trainer Tony Gollan, winning the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Lanciato claims Listed Carrington Stakes The in-form Lanciato has come with a late run to claim the Listed Carrington Stakes for trainer Mark Newnham and jockey Rachel King.
Sista Act claims rich bonus at Caloundra Liam Birchley has earned expenses for a trip to New Zealand when Sista Act led all the way to win a big bonus at the Sunshine Coast.
Currie among three suspended at Caulfield Group One-winning Luke Currie has been one of three riders suspended for careless riding at Caulfield.
Tshahitsi wins Listed John Dillon Stakes Tasmanian galloper Tshahitsi has snared his second stakes win in Victoria, leading throughout in the Listed John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield.
First Sydney runner a winner for Fleming Tamworth trainer Michelle Fleming's first visit to a Sydney racetrack has been a winning experience with The Lion.
Pennino too sharp for 2YO Classic rivals Flying filly Pennino has given a display of speed to win the $125,000 Caloundra 2YO Classic.
Jester Halo breaks through for metrop win Five-year-old mare Jester Halo has notched a deserved city win at Caulfield after two recent runner-up finishes at Flemington.
Siege Of Quebec ambles to Rosehill victory Siege Of Quebec has won the first race of his Randwick Guineas campaign, beating Godolphin's Kennedy at Rosehill.
Bold Assassin continues winning tradition Bold Assassin has live up a family tradition of winning when he stormed home to win at the Sunshine Coast.
Sizzling Belle upstages colts at Rosehill Sizzling Belle has signalled she could be the next star for Nick Olive with victory at Rosehill in the colours of her Group One-winning stablemate Single Gaze.
Outraged atones for luckless Millions run Outraged has avenged his unlucky third in the Magic Millions Trophy by romping home to an easy win at the Sunshine Coast.
Lady Horseowner takes out Fillies Preview The unbeaten Lady Horseowner has taken out the fillies Blue Diamond Preview at Caulfield but will need to be a late entry if she is to run in the Blue Diamond.
Long Leaf stamps Diamond claims in Preview Long Leaf has made it three wins from as many starts with the exciting colt taking out the males division of the Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield.
Timing is everything as Night's Watch wins The Darren Weir-trained Night's Watch has finished strongly from back in the field for a narrow but impressive win at Caulfield.
Thronum wins G2 Australia Stakes at Valley Thronum will be given the chance to chase a Group One win after the lightly raced entire led all the way to win the Group Two Australia Stakes.
Bowman suspended at Warwick Farm Hugh Bowman has been suspended for one of his two winning rides at Warwick Farm where Brenton Avdulla has taken honours with three wins.
Lips 'N Hips scores upset win Trainer Stuart Kendrick has had mixed fortune at Doomben ahead of the Sunshine Coast meeting.
Gun Runner wins US Horse of the Year Gun Runner has been named United States Horse of the Year ahead of his final start in the Pegasus World Cup.
Unbeaten colts to clash in Diamond Preview Two-year-old Long Leaf, unbeaten in two starts, will be out to stamp his Blue Diamond and Golden Slipper credentials when he returns from a let-up at Caulfield.
Forster banks on Cassidy experience in Cup In-form jockey Larry Cassidy can continue his great run of success at the Sunshine Coast on Someday.
More Slipper hopefuls step out at Rosehill The Golden Slipper is gaining momentum with several hopefuls putting their credentials on the line including debutant Omar.
Host of debutantes in fillies' Preview Seven of the 10 runners in the Group Three Blue Diamond Preview for fillies will be on debut including early favourite Pure Elation.
O'Dea chasing consolation for syndicate Trainer Steve O'Dea has retired Candika but is hoping to get some consolation wins for her owners at the Sunshine Coast.
Dittman to ride cold on Trubia Trainer Michael Lakey is hoping Luke Dittman can maintain his reputation as a cool-headed rider to win the Sunshine Coast Cup on Trubia.
Slight setback for She Will Reign Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign has suffered a minor setback but trainer Gary Portelli is confident the filly can soon resume normal work.
BHA to review anti-doping rules The British Horseracing Authority has announced a full review of anti-doping rules.
New turf ready for Eagle Farm racetrack Workmen are ready to start laying grass on the closed Eagle Farm course proper.
Hayes tipping Seaburge to recapture best Lindsay Park's David Hayes hopes Seaburge can bounce back to his best form this campaign and believes the signs are encouraging ahead of the entire's return.
Record number of Golden Slipper contenders A record 358 two-year-olds remain in the mix for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Pure Elation out to enhance Diamond claims Two-year-old Pure Elation, who is high up in Blue Diamond markets, will make her debut in the Blue Diamond Preview for fillies at Caulfield.
Royal Symphony injured, autumn off agenda The Tony McEvoy-trained colt Royal Symphony has been ruled out of the autumn carnival.
Big push for George Patton in Carrington Former French horse George Patton is the early favourite to win his first Australian start despite a long lay-off and injury setbacks.
Smart Coupe ready for Caulfield resumption Group Three-placed filly Smart Coupe makes her return in an 1100m race at Caulfield ahead of potential stakes targets.
Diamonds to sparkle in Sydney for Lockwood Trainer Barry Lockwood is confident Show Us Ya Diamonds will race well at the Sunshine Coast and earn a trip to Sydney.
Added incentive for Important Cup victory Most Important can further strengthen the association between trainer Tony Gollan and the Huddy family by winning the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Mair to set record straight in 2YO Classic Smart two-year-old King Of The North is set to continue trainer Mick Mair's run of success at the Sunshine Coast.
Early starts for Victorian race meetings Racing Victoria has announced earlier starts for some upcoming race meetings in a bid to avoid the expected hottest parts of the day.
Diamond hopefuls to step out in Previews The respective Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield will feature a number of two-year-olds hoping to make it to the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
George Patton all the rage for Carrington Former French horse George Patton has been heavily supported in opening markets for the Listed Carrington Stakes at Rosehill.
Pretty Punk to chase another Melbourne win In-form Pretty Punk will chase another win in Melbourne to confirm a trip to Tasmania for the Hobart and Launceston Cups.
Single Bullet and Pure Rebel for Rosehill Single Bullet will have to carry a big weight against four rivals if he is to add a second win to his record at Rosehill.
Sydney an option for Darktown Strutter Darktown Strutter has confirmed how good she is at the Gold Coast with another win and could be bound for Sydney.
Improved Ollivander to step out in Preview Promising colt Ollivander will be out cement bigger targets in Sydney and Melbourne when he runs in the Blue Diamond Preview for colts and geldings.
John Zielke's big race hopes boosted Hopes Eternal's last-start effort in stakes company has boosted trainer John Zielke's hopes for his future after he overcame difficulties to run second.
Volkstok'n'barrell to race in Singapore New Zealand trainer Donna Logan will be taking Volkstok'n'barrell to Singapore where she will begin a new venture.
Field of six for WFA G2 Australia Stakes A field of six has been declared for the Group Two Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley which features the return of Japanese import Brave Smash.
Black Heart Bart pleases in Terang gallop Multiple Group One winner Black Heart Bart has had a gallop between races at Terang as he builds towards a return in the Group One C F Orr Stakes.
Lady Horseowner on target for Preview Greg Eurell is keen to see how Lady Horseowner measures up in the Blue Diamond Preview for fillies but he expects the debut winner to be highly competitive.
Fundraiser for injured Scott Jones The Lismore Turf Club will hold a fundraiser for injured manager Scott Jones who is recovering well from serious burns suffered in an explosion at the track.
Lanciato to continue winning ways Lanciato will be out to claim a Listed win in the Carrington Stakes for trainer Mark Newnham and jockey Rachel King.
Purcell happy with autumn hopefuls Group One-winning stablemates Merchant Navy and Aloisia have been among the carnival contenders at an important set of jump-outs at Caulfield.
Jordan Grob to ride in New Zealand Victorian apprentice Jordan Grob will join Mike Moroney's New Zealand stable.
Early start for Caulfield race meeting Officials have brought forward the start time of the Caulfield race meeting, featuring the Blue Diamond Previews, in a bid to avoid the hottest part of the day.
Over $114,000 raised for Jockeys Trust More than $114,000 has been raised for the National Jockeys Trust from this year's National Jockeys Trust T20 cricket match.
She Will Reign to gallop between races Trainer Gary Portelli will take She Will Reign to Rosehill for a race day gallop instead of giving her a second barrier trial.
Nine initial entries for Australia Stakes The Darren Weir-trained Brave Smash is among the nine initial nominations for the Group Two Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Trapeze Artist wins Winx barrier trial Trainer Gerald Ryan has been buoyed by Trapeze Artist's win in a barrier trial which has been overshadowed by the presence of Winx.
Blue Diamond Preview plans for Secret Lady Sydney filly Secret Lady has pleased trainer Gary Portelli in an anti-clockwise gallop ahead of the Blue Diamond Preview.
Italia Bella to resume at Doomben Promising filly Italia Bella is set to make her racetrack return in a set weights maiden at Doomben.
Thorndon Mile winner Stolen Dance retired Connections have decided Thorndon Mile winner Stolen Dance, who is in foal to Tavistock, has run her last race.
Oakleigh Plate the target for Snitty Kitty Group Two-winning mare Snitty Kitty will continue preparations for her campaign aimed at the Group One Oakleigh Plate when she has a jump-out at Caulfield.
Hong Kong Superstar for Husson Husson (Arg) posted a new stakes-winner on Sunday with a powerful victory in the HK$10million Classic Mile at Sha Tin for rising star Nothingilikemore adding to a weekend of success for the Aquis Farm based proven Group I sire.
Criquette Head-Maarek announces retirement Criquette Head-Maarek, the trainer of dual Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Treve, has announced her retirement.
Winx pleases Bowman in barrier trial A happy and relaxed Winx has pleased her trainer and jockey with a with a midfield finish in a barrier trial ahead of her next campaign.
Country Music Stars To Invade Tamworth Racecourse On Australia Day A feast of Aussie Day racing action kicks off this Thursday when Tamworth presents their Country Music Cup race meeting on the eve of Australia Day.
Winx fit and healthy ahead of trial Trainer Chris Waller doesn't expect Winx to win a Rosehill barrier trial but he is more than happy with how she has returned to the stable.
Big race autumn targets for Lord Fandango Caulfield Cup fourth-placed Lord Fandango is pleasing trainer Archie Alexander as he builds up for an autumn campaign aimed at the Sydney Cup.
Long Leaf to begin Diamond path in Preview Stakes-winning colt Long Leaf kicks off his Blue Diamond campaign in the Preview at Caulfield with stablemate Ennis Hill to line up in the fillies equivalent.
Super Too to take on best in Lightning Trainer Marc Conners has an ambitious plan for the speedy Super Too who will run in the Group One Lightning Stakes.
Stewards charge Brandon Stockdale Stewards have issued two charges against apprentice Brandon Stockdale for giving false or misleading evidence regarding phone use at a race meeting.
Desleigh Forster chases rider for Someday Trainer Desleigh Forster is chasing a rider for stakes-winning veteran Someday at the Sunshine Coast after missing out on Michael Cahill.
Linda Meech suspended for 23 meetings Linda Meech, who leads the Victorian jockeys' premiership, has been suspended for 23 meetings after being found guilty of improper riding in a race at Kilmore.
Queensland Stewards again warn on arsenic Queensland stewards have again warned trainers to be alert for timber products treated with arsenic after one faced a second related charge.
Un De Sceaux wins third Clarence Chase The Willie Mullins-trained Un De Sceaux has claimed a third success in the Clarence House Chase at Ascot.
Rock 'N' Gold takes out Kensington Stakes Seven-year-old Rock 'N' Gold has claimed his biggest win with victory in the Listed Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Nature Strip continues rise in Inglis Dash Odds-on favourite Nature Strip has won the Inglis Dash at Flemington, beating Prezado by three-quarters of a length in the 1100m race.
Faraway Town a winner again at Randwick After a long absence from the winner's stall, Group One-placed Faraway Town has stormed home to score at Randwick.
Thornton's Doomben victory full of drama Apprentice Boris Thornton has won his first Saturday metropolitan race in Brisbane but not before some drama in the stewards' room.
Memes back with a bang in Summer Sprint Memes has set the tone for her upcoming campaign with victory at Randwick in the Summer Sprint.
One For Later wins at Flemington at $151 One For Later has sprung a surprise at Flemington, with the $151 chance winning the Dolly's Dream Handicap over 2000m.
Senior rider policy a key for Doomben win Darryl Hansen's commitment to keeping senior riders on Bat A Kat has been rewarded with another win at Doomben.
Nick Ryan lands first city win as trainer Former champion apprentice Nick Ryan has notched his first city win as a trainer, with Mahamedeis winning at Flemington.
Williams claims quinella in Highway Hcp The two best horses in Danny Williams's stable have run the quinella in the Highway Handicap at Randwick.
Munce, Whitby combine for Doomben success Trainer Chris Munce and owner Max Whitby have combined again for another winner, this time with First Crush at Doomben.
Snicki Minaj earns Inglis Classic start Smart filly Snicki Minaj is headed to the Inglis Classic in Sydney after an easy win at Doomben.
High-priced Estijaab impresses on debut The most expensive two-year-old in the race, Estijaab has lived up to expectations with her debut win at Randwick.
Willi Willi gets his second Flemington win Four-year-old Willi Willi has posted the second Flemington win of his career, relishing a step up in distance at the third start of his campaign.
Apprentices outed after race clash Leading Toowoomba apprentices Baylee Nothdurft and Nick Keal have been suspended for improper actions in a race in Toowoomba.
Kirini to continue Waller's Qld success Tough mare Kirini can continue Chris Waller's success in Queensland when she runs at Doomben.
Tony Gollan-trained 2yos to the fore again Trainer Tony Gollan will turn his attention to another couple of two-year-olds after the disappointment of the Magic Millions Classic.
Hidden Pearl for the Summer Sprint Hidden Pearl has her first start for leading Tamworth trainer Mark Mason when she run in the Summer Sprint at Randwick.
Chenar continues to win for Heathcote Chenar gave trainer Robert Heathcote his first black-type win and as a broodmare she can give him another city winner on Saturday.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Inglis Dash at Flemington… 2018 marks the 3rd running of the Inglis Dash for 3yo graduates of Inglis Yearling sales.
Prezado in great order for Inglis Dash Lightly raced Prezado snared a win at Flemington during the spring and will be chasing another when he takes on boom sprinter Nature Strip in the Inglis Dash.
Tarzan to keep momentum going at Doomben Trainer Stuart Kendrick is looking to Tarzan to win another open company sprint at Doomben.
Baker trains first winner for Dundeel New Zealand trainer Murray Baker has trained the first winner from the first crop of Dundeel who he trained to six Group One wins.
Two Flemington runners for Purcell stable The Aaron Purcell stable will have two each-way chances in separate support races on Kensington Stakes day at Flemington.
Spirit of Boom's run to continue Eureka Stud's Spirit of Boom can continue his domination of two-year-old races in Queensland with two runners at Doomben.
Australian horse Faatinah wins in Dubai Australian sprinter Faatinah has won his first race in Dubai on his path to the Group One Al Quoz Sprint on the World Cup program.
Kris Lees-trained Singing wins Gosford Cup The Kris Lees-trained Singing has won the Gosford Gold Cup while Hawkes Racing has taken the Guineas with Bella Martini.
Amber Sky to step out for Australian debut The Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra stable has three runners in the Listed Kensington Stakes including two eight-year-olds who have won at Group One level.
Patron Black to make debut for Portelli Patron Black is one of two debutants for trainer Gary Portelli at Randwick with elder stablemate Straturbo to run in the Summer Sprint.
Winx to run in Rosehill barrier trial Champion Winx will ramp up her preparations for her next campaign with a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Nature Strip odds-on for Inglis Dash Jockey Ryan Maloney is excited to be associated with boom sprinter Nature Strip and is confident the gelding can continue to step up in the Inglis Dash.
Slydini to win on dry track Consistent placegetter Slydini can finally prove he is more than a wet track horse by winning at Doomben.
Ambitious builds towards Australian debut The Futurity Stakes at Caulfield is an option for the Australian debut of Japanese import Ambitious.
Les Tilley gets Lucky chance for Munce Trainer Chris Munce has rewarded former country jockey Les Tilley for his hard work with the ride on Lucky Black at Doomben.
Country trainer outed on cobalt charges Queensland country trainer John Patterson has been disqualified for 18 months after pleading guilty to four charges relating to cobalt.
Bedford wins by big margin at Caulfield Bedford's impressive win in a benchmark race at Caulfield could force trainer Anthony Freedman to raise the bar.
Scone meeting transferred to cooler Wyong Oppressive heat in the Hunter Valley has prompted a change of venue for the Scone meeting which will now be run at Wyong.
Guthmann Chester back in winner's list Apprentice Jag Guthmann Chester has had to work hard to win on Dreams Aplenty and get his first winner since returning from injury at Ipswich.
Blaike McDougall keeps winners coming Apprentice Blaike McDougall has kept the winners coming with a Warwick Farm double to add to his Randwick treble.
Twilight Song makes winning city debut Three-year-old filly Twilight Song has made a winning start to her career in a city maiden at Caulfield.
Matthew Smith happy with Randwick trio Trainer Matthew Smith will go to Randwick with three horses at various stages of their careers.
Bravo Tango to resume in Inglis Dash The Australian and Randwick Guineas are options for lightly raced colt Bravo Tango who will return from a spell in the $250,000 Inglis Dash at Flemington.
Nyssa Burrells shows improvement Apprentice Nyssa Burrells is able to walk with assistance and is communicating with her family as she recovers from a brain injury.
Benfica Princess to replace stable star Trainer Kelly Doughty has retired stable star Arki but hopes Benfica Princess can fill the void by winning at Doomben.
Warrnambool meeting transferred to Terang The impact of grass-eating insects at the Warrnambool racecourse has forced a scheduled meeting at the track to be transferred.
Back to normal for trainer Greg Hickman After a heady few weeks in Queensland, Warwick Farm trainer Greg Hickman will get back to basics at his Sydney stable.
Gelded Saracino to make Flemington return Saracino has been gelded since a disappointing spring campaign and the multiple stakes winner will make his return in the Listed Kensington Stakes.
Huge race day for Sunshine Coast The Sunshine Cost will host its biggest ever race day after changes to the Queensland winter carnival.
Fournette to run at Warwick Farm Trainer Gerald Ryan has opted to run Fournette in cooler weather at Warwick Farm rather than wait for Randwick.
Ceylon chasing city win at Caulfield After a first-up win at Cranbourne since having bone chips removed, four-year-old mare Ceylon will be out to add a first city win at Caulfield.
Gordon Yorke outed for 18 months Trainer Gordon Yorke has been outed for 18 months after being found guilty of a cobalt offence.
Heat forces changes to Vic races Racing Victoria has changed start times for two meetings and moved another because of forecast hot weather.
Portelli turns focus to Golden Slipper Golden Slipper-winning trainer Gary Portelli will unveil another pair of two-year-olds at Randwick.
Nature Strip headlines Inglis Dash entries Boom sprinter Nature Strip headlines 26 nominations for the $250,000 Inglis Dash at Flemington, having won his past two starts by big margins.
Miss Wonderland has two Flemington options Trainer David Brideoake is keeping options open with sprinting mare Miss Wonderland who is nominated for two races at Flemington.
Past 2 winners of Gosford Cup to line up The past two winners of the Gosford Gold cup, Red Excitement and Destiny's Kiss, line up to try to win a second.
Apprentice Lani Fancourt back from injury Talented Brisbane apprentice Alannah Fancourt is set to resume riding after a lay-off because of a broken arm.
NZ Derby test for Persian Empire The New Zealand Derby is on the radar for Victorian-trained colt Persian Empire depending on how he performs in Melbourne in his next couple of starts.
Bowman to ride Al Hasa in Karaka Million Hugh Bowman will ride Al Hasa in the Karaka Million in New Zealand, one of five runners Te Akau Racing will have in the rich juvenile event.
Trial of race-free Mondays begins in Vic A trial period of race-free Mondays has begun in Victoria, with a double header to be held midweek.
Woman arrested after trying to steal horse ambulance at Magic Millions A woman was arrested and taken to Southport watchhouse after trying to steal the horse ambulance on Magic Millions day on the Gold Coast on Saturday.
She Will Reign in eye-catching trial Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign has put in an eye-catching performance to run second in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
Kensington Stakes aim for Husson Eagle Husson Eagle is set to resume in the Listed Kensington Stakes at Flemington, trying to improve on his first-up record of three wins from five attempts.
Tony Gollan still Queensland summer king Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan may not have won the Magic Millions 2YO Classic but his Gold Coast runners earned nearly $1 million.
Canterbury Stakes return for Happy Clapper Happy Clapper will begin his new campaign in the Canterbury Stakes before a third tilt at the Doncaster Mile.
Magic Millions sale sets records The Magic Millions yearling sale at the Gold Coast has reached new highs with nine lots selling for $1 million or more.
No appeal on Farquharson decision The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has indicated it will not appeal an industrial court's decision to reinstate steward David Farquharson.
Rawiller to work on weight ahead of autumn Jockey Brad Rawiller will embark on a diet and fitness regime in a bid to be a major player in the autumn carnival.
Gold Coast to push for race upgrade The Gold Coast Turf Club is expected to push for an upgrade to a two-year-old race which has become an important guide to the Magic Millions Classic.
Woman charged over horse ambulance theft A woman is expected to face court on several charges after she allegedly tried to make off with the Gold Coast Turf Club's horse ambulance.
Tony Gollan, Corey Brown win bonuses Tony Gollan and Corey Brown have each picked up a$50,000 bonus for being leading trainer and jockey in the Queensland summer carnival.
Memorable consolation prize for Bullock Newcastle jockey Aaron Bullock has savoured his first city win at Randwick after being bumped off Jonker in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
McGillivray suspended at the Gold Coast Matt McGillivray has been suspended for a month for causing interference in the $2 million Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic.
Taxing treble for exhausted McDougall Apprentice Blaike McDougall has capitalised on Sydney's top jockeys riding at the Magic Millions carnival to savour his first treble at Randwick.
Viddora on Everest path after Millions win Lloyd Kennewell is spoilt for Group One options with Viddora after she outclassed her opposition to win the Magic Millions Snippets at the Gold Coast.
Burning Front bounces back to winning form The Darren Weir-trained Burning Front has claimed his first win of the season with a tough performance in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Voilier finally wins after long drought Voilier has given connections and trainer Gary Nickson cause for celebration with a long overdue win at Randwick.
Sunlight after Millions-Slipper double Sunlight is in line to become the first filly to win the Magic Millions Classic-Golden Slipper double after hen in the $2 million first leg at the Gold Coast.
Apprentice Hall gets first Flemington win Apprentice Chelsea Hall has claimed her first Flemington win with victory on the Heath Conners-trained Annrhon.
Pierata sizzles in Magic Millions Guineas Pierata is on a Group One mission after he earned connections the richest payout in Queensland racing history by winning the Magic Millions Guineas.
Taylor rides Kawaikini to win at Randwick The Jason Coyle-trained mare Kawaikini has won at Randwick with replacement jockey Jess Taylor in the saddle.
Dunn predicts big future for Care to Think Trainer Matt Dunn has celebrated the biggest win of his career with Care To Think in the Magic Millions Cup but he thinks even better is to come.
George Cloros rapt with Cordero win Owner George Cloros has been given a lift by progressive stayer Cordero extending his winning sequence to three at Randwick.
Invincibella gives Waller Millions double A meticulous plan by trainer Chris Waller to have Invincibella cope with the Gold Coast heat has paid off in the Magic Millions Fillies And Mares.
Jacquinot Bay wins at Flemington Ten-year-old gelding Jacquinot Bay has led all the way to win a 1700m-handicap at Flemington, his first victory for 18 months.
Waller wins Millions Trophy in a thriller Chris Waller's high hopes for Tumultuous have been partly fulfilled by the gelding's win in Magic Millions Trophy in a thrilling finish.
Rippa result for Gollan in Millions Tony Gollan stable stalwart I'm A Rippa has collected his biggest pay cheque, leading throughout to win the Magic Millions QTIS Open.
Cups in Tasmania on radar for Pretty Punk The Hobart and Launceston Cups are on the radar for Adelaide mare Pretty Punk after her win in a 2000m-open handicap at Flemington.
Black-type next for Pendeloque after win Impressive filly Pendeloque will be aimed at black-type after winning back-to-back races at Randwick for trainer Gerald Ryan and apprentice James Innes Jr.
Zafina gives Dale first Millions win Honest mare Zafina has given Canberra trainer Matt Dale his first Magic Millions day win in the $250,000 Country Cup.
Maloney says Al Dorama has surprised him A few months ago jockey Ryan Maloney would not have thought Al Dorama could be a Flemington winner but says the colt continues to improve.
Newtown Bluebag claims Highway Handicap Newtown Bluebag has given Goulburn training twins Emma and Lucy Longmire victory in the Highway Handicap at Randwick.
No problems for Fradd in Maiden Former Hong Kong race caller David Raphael's decision to help trainer Gerald Ryan syndicate Problem Solver has reaped a big pay day the Gold Coast.
Symbol relaxed and ready for Millions Jockey Jason Collett says Egyptian Symbol has never been so laid back ahead of the Magic Millions Snippets, thanks to maturity and the mare's racing pattern.
Jess Taylor takes over on Kawaikini Kathy O'Hara's suspension has given Jess Taylor an opportunity on Kawaikini for Warwick Farm trainer Jason Coyle at Randwick.
More mature Goodfella for Guineas Travel has helped mature Goodfella who is set to continue trainer Bjorn Baker's good run in feature Queensland races in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Luke Currie has confidence in Sunlight Jockey Luke Currie would have preferred a softer barrier draw but is still confident Sunlight can get the job done in the Magic Millions Classic.
Magic Millions can pay off for apprentices With the majority of Sydney's senior jockeys riding at the Magic Millions day on the Gold Coast apprentices can shine at Randwick.
Smerdon, Webb stand down in Lovani affair Melbourne trainers Robert Smerdon and Stuart Webb have stood down ahead of an inquiry into charges relating to multiple race day treatments.
SA pair on trial for Tassie at Flemington Stakes races in Tasmania are on the radar for Adelaide stablemates Pretty Punk and Gogo Grace if they can perform well in their respective races at Flemington.
Saint Patricks Day to defy long price Trainer Chris Munce believes Saint Patricks Day will be one of the best long shots seen in a major race when he runs in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Greg Lee sees bright future for Lightz Lightz might not have been able to emulate his Golden Slipper-winning parents but co-trainer Greg Lee believes he can be successful as a three-year-old.
Third time lucky for owner Bill Andrews Owner Bill Andrews is hoping it will be a case of third time lucky when Feltre tackles the $1 million Magic Millions Trophy at the Gold Coast.
Chester Manifold next for Chamois Road Consistent gelding Chamois Road will be chasing his 10th career win and first at Listed level in the Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Forgotten Barbie to kick back in Classic Forgotten filly Outback Barbie is primed to upset the more fancied runners in the Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic at the Gold Coast.
Big bonuses on offer on Millions day Jockeys, trainers and owners are all battling for big bonus pay-outs on Magic Millions day at the Gold Coast.
Pierata passes second vet inspection Short-priced Magic Millions Guineas favourite Pierata has passed a second veterinary test to confirm his place in the $2 million race.
Nasaayim favourite for Flemington debut Lindsay Park-trained debutante Nasaayim is the early favourite to make a winning start to her career in a race for two-year-olds at Flemington.
Anthemoessa arrives at Gold Coast Trainer Matt Cumani is looking to have his first Magic Millions Classic runner after Anthemoessa finally got on a flight from Melbourne to the Gold Coast.
Calanda wins Takeover Target Stakes The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Calanda has won the Listed Takeover Target Stakes at Gosford.
Lead Choreographer extended by Waller Chris Waller will step Lead Choreographer up in distance at Randwick as he attempts to add to the import's solitary Australian success.
Spain hoping to add to recent city wins Apprentice Zac Spain has ridden a winner at the past two metropolitan meetings in Melbourne and will be out to enhance his record when he rides at Flemington.
Colt sold for $2 million at the Gold Coast An I Am Invincible colt has been sold for $2 million on the second day of the Magic Millions Gold Coast sale with Gai Waterhouse to train.
Jamie Kah to star again for Duncan Trainer Jack Duncan is hoping jockey Jamie Kah can continue to star for him on Magnufighter in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Patience pays with Care To Think Trainer Matt Dunn's patience with Care To Think is set to reap a big pay day in the $1 million Magic Millions Cup at the Gold Coast.
Supply And Demand faces weighty challenge Supply And Demand has recovered from a tough trip to Perth and will be back on home soil as topweight in the Maroubra Mile at Randwick.
Coast a happy hunting ground for Bowditch Adelaide jockey Joe Bowditch returns to a happy hunting ground when he rides Viddora in the Magic Millions Snippets at the Gold Coast.
Pierata to be inspected again by vets Short-priced Magic Millions Guineas favourite Pierata will have to undergo a second veterinary inspection before being allowed to start at the Gold Coast.
Burning Front out to bounce back to best Well-performed Burning Front gets his latest chance to bounce back to winning form when he chases his first win for this season in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Crack Me Up Doncaster-bound after Millions No matter how Crack me Up runs in the Magic Millions Cup he will be set for the Group One Doncaster Mile.
Fullazaboot ready for Millions upset Trainer Stuart Kendrick can take heart from the performance of another Caloundra horse who won a Magic Millions when he saddles Fullazaboot at the Gold Coast.
Magic Millions highlight for Brooker Tiffani Brooker will be the only Queensland apprentice riding at the $10 million Magic Millions meeting at the Gold Coast.
McNeil fined for winning Sandown ride Jockey Jye McNeil is one of three jockeys fined for whip breaches at Sandown, incurring a $1000 penalty for his winning ride on Tuff Bickie.
Million dollar lot on 1st day of sale John O'Shea will train a million dollar Fastnet Rock colt sold on the first day of the Magic Millions sale.
Shumookh takes first step to matching Mum After seven barrier trials Shumookh has rewarded the patience of Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott by winning on debut at Canterbury.
Nature Strip impressive in Sandown win Jockey Ryan Maloney has heaped praise on lightly raced sprinter Nature Strip after the gelding scored an emphatic win at Sandown in his return from a let-up.
Basara headed to stakes class Trainer Tony Sears has predicted Basara will progress quickly to stakes class after scoring an upset win at Doomben.
Mike Tindall makes profit on filly A filly bought by Mike Tindall as a weanling has more than doubled her price at the Magic Millions Yearling sale.
Metro ride falls flat for Robbie Dolan A punctured tyre en route to Canterbury and a traffic jam have combined to deny Irish apprentice Robbie Dolan his first metropolitan ride.
Cool return to form for Vinnie Kool Vinnie has benefited from a more relaxed ride under Jason Collett to bounce back to form second-up at Canterbury and trigger a treble for Kris Lees.
McNeil gets chance on Dollar For Dollar With Jamie Kah riding at the Magic Millions meeting, Jye McNeil will get the chance to ride the in-form Dollar For Dollar in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Pierata to defy history to get bonus Top three-year-old Pierata will have to overcome some hoodoos if he is to earn $1.7 million for winning the Magic Millions Guineas.
Dunn snaps city drought at Sandown Multiple Group One-winning jockey Dwayne Dunn has broken a run of outs in the Melbourne metropolitan area with his victory aboard Gretzky at Sandown.
Cumani in waiting game with Millions hope Trainer Matt Cumani is hopeful Anthemoessa will be able to get a flight to Queensland in order to take her place in the rich Magic Millions Classic.
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One final goal the aim for Coys A gelding named after a football chant in England has the chance to score in the final race his preparation at Randwick.
Quackerjack to boost Newnham's career Quackerjack can give trainer Mark Newnham a stakes horse to boost his career and is now set to win the Magic Millions Classic.
Big boost for Queensland prize money The Queensland government has announced a $12 million injection of prize money into the three racing codes.
Embellish to stand at Cambridge Stud Group One-winning colt Embellish is to stand at Cambridge Stud when is racetrack career ends.
Positive signs for injured apprentice Apprentice Nyssa Burrells is making progress after suffering a brain injury in a fall at Warwick Farm.
Eight charged over race day treatments Eight people including high profile Melbourne trainer Robert Smerdon have been charged with breaches of race day treatment rules.
Former WA horse after first Melbourne win Trainer Aaron Purcell is expecting a good showing from former Perth horse Lite'n In My Veins in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Whypeeo not certain starter in MM Guineas Trainer Toby Edmonds will accept with Whypeeo in the Magic Millions Snippets before deciding whether he starts in the $2 million Guineas.
The Bandit aims up for John Thompson Trainer John Thompson will gain an insight in The Bandit's hopes of emulating Group One-winner Sir John Hawkwood when the Japanese stayer resumes at Randwick.
Robert Smerdon facing serious charges Multiple Group One-winning trainer Robert Smerdon is one of eight people facing serious charges over race day treatments.
First city ride for Irish apprentice Dolan Pat Webster has shown faith in apprentice Robbie Dolan by giving the Irishman his first metropolitan ride when Sovereign Eminence makes her Sydney debut.
Robert Smerdon one of eight people charged Prominent Melbourne trainer Robert Smerdon is one of eight people charged with breaches of race day treatment rules.
Hunter confident about Belwazi's chances Lightly raced Belwazi is building up a good record and trainer Jerome Hunter believes the mare is well-placed to add to it at Sandown over 1000m.
Kawi trials well before Group One sprint New Zealand Group One star Kawi has trialled well ahead of his assignment in the Telegraph at Trentham.
Pierata firming Millions Guineas favourite Magic Millions Guineas favourite Pierata has firmed to $2.40 after coming up with gate one in the $2 million race at the Gold Coast,
Tony Gollan upbeat on Ef Troop barrier Trainer Tony Gollan is far from downhearted with Ef Troop's barrier 18 in the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
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Hong Kong apprentice Kei Chiong retires High profile Hong Kong apprentice Kei Chiong has retired, citing hand, back and knee injuries.
Nyssa Burrells remains in hospital There are positive signs for injured apprentice Nyssa Burrells but medical staff remain cautious.
Waller to join NZ Racing Hall of Fame Chris Waller is to be inducted to the New Zealand Racing Hall of Fame.
Flemington return for Dollar For Dollar Dollar For Dollar will be out to extend his winning streak to five when he resumes from a let-up in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Oliver booked for autumn hope Levendi Damien Oliver has been booked to ride Carbine Club Stakes winner Levendi for his upcoming campaign which is scheduled to include the Australian Guineas.
Gamblestown to back up at Randwick Gamblestown will step up to 1800 metres with trainer Joe Pride to test him over the distance and the quick back-up.
Viddora on target for Magic Millions day Adelaide trainer Lloyd Kennewell says last-start Group One winner Viddora is spot-on for her next assignment at the Gold Coast.
EF Troop, Sunlight head Millions market Ef Troop and Sunlight share favouritism for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic ahead of the barrier draw.
Chief Qld harness racing stipe reinstated The Queensland Industrial Relations Commission has ordered the retrospective reinstatement of former harness racing chief steward David Farquharson.
Deep Impact's Tosen Stardom to Stand at Woodside Park in 2018 Woodside Park Stud is thrilled to announce that they will be standing dual Australian Group 1 winner, Tosen Stardom (JPN) at stud in the spring of 2018.
Tosen Stardom to stand at Woodside Park Dual Group One winner Tosen Stardom will stand at Woodside Park Stud after he completes his final season on the track.
Tony McEvoy's plan is working Tony McEvoy's carefully thought-out plan for filly Sunlight is working and she is a major player for Saturday's Magic Millions Classic.
Japanese Stakes-Winner for Mosheen Former superstar Australian race filly Mosheen featured in Japan on the weekend as the dam of her first stakes-winner when her three year-old Deep Impact daughter Primo Scene took out the Group III Fairy Stakes at Nakayama.
Tony Pike calls for action on NZ tracks NZ Trainers' Association president Tony Pike has called for action on unsafe tracks which has resulted in the loss of six meetings.
Winning double at Caulfield for Thornton Apprentice Stephanie Thornton has notched a winning double at Caulfield with victories aboard O'Lonera and Nasdex.
Craig Williams suspended for whip breach Craig Williams is one of two riders suspended for whip breaches at Caulfield but says he will appeal the six-meeting penalty.
Dunn trains six winners at Murwillumbah Local trainer Matt Dunn has celebrated six winners on the nine-race card at Murwillumbah.
Keen makes it two wins from two starts Three-year-old colt Keen has brought up a winning double at Caulfield for co-trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young after an earlier win by Shenandoah.
Rose gives Lindsay memorable Caulfield win Magnesium Rose is the only horse Matthew Lindsay trains and the filly has given the young Caulfield horseman the thrill of a city win on his home track.
Love to rocket into Maiden calculations Sydney filly Dinnigan is likely to make the Magic Millions Guineas field giving Brisbane-trained Love and Rock It a chance to win Australia's richest maiden.
Sore knee for Mertens after Caulfield fall Jockey Beau Mertens is nursing a sore knee after a race fall at Caulfield which stewards have ruled to be an accident.
Kopi Luwak resumes as reformed character Kopi Luwak will make a long-awaited return from a serious tendon injury for just the second start of his career at Moruya.
Omen for Schweida and McGillivray Kelly Schweida and Matt McGillivray are hoping Mighty Like's win at the Gold Coast is a good omen for the Magic Millions carnival.
Scream Park set for Karaka Million Classic Chris Waller will see his first runner race in New Zealand since he relocated to Sydney when Scream Park targets the new Karaka Million 3YO Classic.
Boom time for Magic Millions Sale While 24 first-season sires will be represented at the Magic Millions Sales, Queensland interest centres on the results of Spirit Of Boom.
Spain guides Shenandoah to Caulfield win Shenandoah, ridden by apprentice Zac Spain, has held her rivals at bay to win an 1800m race for fillies and mares at Caulfield.
Malvern Estate ruled out of Cup An unusual set of circumstances has ruled promising Malvern Estate out of the Country Cup at the Gold Coast and he will now tackle a race at Caloundra.
Young and the old in Welsh Grand National Raz De Maree has proved age is just a number with the 13-year-old successful in the Welsh Grand National at Chepstow, ridden by the youngest jockey in the race.
First win for Chad Lever since bad fall Jockey Chad Lever has ridden his first winner since returning from a serious fall at Scone in August that left him nursing multiple injuries.
Decision time looms for Aqua D'ivina Aqua D'ivina has qualified for the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas at the last opportunity at Randwick, though the filly is no certainty to run on the Gold Coast.
Jason Collett racks up quartet at Randwick Jason Collett has ridden four winners in Australia for the first time to dominate on Hugh Bowman's return to Randwick.
Hulberts in line for big pay day Endless Day's win at the Gold Coast on Saturday has put the Peter and Will Hulbert training partnership in line for their biggest pay day next week.
No shocks for Magic Millions fields There should be no shocks when the fields for the Magic Millions Classic and Magic Millions Guineas are declared on Monday.
Declan McDonogh savours Randwick win Declan McDonogh has ridden his first winner at Randwick on Positive Problems after denying Hugh Bowman, who convinced the Irishman to ride in Australia.
Lloyd changes tactics on Mishani Bullitt Jeff Lloyd has abandoned pre-race plans mid race to sweep to the lead and win on Mishani Bullitt at the Gold Coast.
Hugh Bowman makes winning Randwick return The world's best jockey Hugh Bowman has made a victorious return to Australian racing at Randwick in combination with Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller.
Sunlight sizzles for Millions start Trainer Tony McEvoy has declared Sunlight is ready to win the Magic Millions Classic afters he demolished a two year old field at the Gold Coast.
Futooh opens account at Randwick Futooh took full advantage of a meeting switch from Warwick Farm when she broke her maiden at the second attempt with a smart win at Randwick.
Weir fined $500 over tardy Night's Watch Australia's leading trainer Darren Weir has been fined $500 for failing to present Night's Watch in time at race at Doomben last week.
Licitra win a Gold Coast boilover Trainer Mel Eggleston's decision to switch training track tactics with Licitra has seen the mare score a boilover win at the Gold Coast.
Jockey Jim Orman hurts back in fall Jockey Jim Orman could be out of the saddle for up to two months after injuring his back in a fall at the Sunshine Coast.
Ellerton and Zahra with Caulfield chances Co-trainer Simon Zahra believes the stable has several chances at Caulfield, with runners in four of the nine races.
Trainer to appeal protest result An English trainer will appeal a stewards' decision to demote one of his horses on protest after a dead-heat.
O'Lordy asked to atone for Highway flop Trainer Danny Williams hopes a freshen-up will help O'Lordy make amends for a dismal run in her last Highway Handicap when she returns at Randwick.
Scream Park has final audition for NZ A third successive win can rubber stamp Scream Park's return to New Zealand for the new Karaka Million 3YO Classic at Ellerslie.
Nyssa Burrells being brought out of coma Apprentice Nyssa Burrells will have her sedation reduced after being put in an induced coma following a fall.
So Splendid a lightweight chance: Waller So Splendid had to settle for a close third at Caulfield last start but gets another opportunity when she lines up in an 1800m-race for fillies and mares.
Siegfried headed to fourth Millions day Tough gelding Siegfried is headed to his fourth Magic Millions day after his next start at the Gold Coast.
Great Choice back from stud for last prep The lightly raced and injury-prone Brett Thompson-trained Great Choice will begin his final campaign at Randwick before he is retired to stud.
The Pinkerton set to stay The Pinkerton takes his first step towards much bigger prizes when he contests the Three-Year-Old Handicap over 1800m at the Gold Coast.
Newnham uses effective plan with Lanciato Lanciato has an opportunity to preserve his perfect second-up record when the Mark Newnham-trained gelding tries to end Noire's winning streak at Randwick.
Sunlight to shine again at Gold Coast Jockey Luke Currie believes talented filly Sunlight can continue her charge towards the Magic Millions Classic in her final lead-up at the Gold Coast.
Flamboyer looking good for return Veteran Flamboyer has surprised even his trainer Kelly Doughty with how well he looks as he prepares to return at the Gold Coast.
Mornington races off because of heat Officials have abandoned the Mornington race meeting because of the a revised forecast for extreme heat.
Thornton to help overcome barrier Trainer Matt Dunn is hoping Boris Thornton's three-kilo claim can help Quatronic overcome yet another bad barrier at the Gold Coast.
Two Caulfield runners for Phillip Stokes Trainer Phillip Stokes believes Eclair Calling will be competitive in his Melbourne debut and says the trip away could be the making of him for the future.
Ef Troop has easy hit-out at Eagle Farm Leading Magic Millions Classic contender Ef Troop has won a jump-out in easy fashion in his final lead-up to the $2 million race.
Italian jockey Daniele Porcu dies aged 34 Germany-based Italian jockey Daniele Porcue has died aged 34, a few weeks after revealing he had cancer.
Gingernuts on the mend in rehab New Zealand star Gingernuts is on the mend after some post-surgery problems following an operation on a fractured pastern.
Godolphin to target Magic Millions sale Godolphin will have a buying presence at the Magic Millions yearling sale on the Gold Coast.
Track experience to help Paquirri Paquirri is expected to benefit from experience on the Gold Coast track when he makes a last-ditch attempt to get a Magic Millions Classic run.
Cellarman to appreciate cool change Chris Waller says Racing NSW has made the right move relocating the meeting from Warwick Farm to Randwick in response to forecast high temperatures.
Addison out to back up Caulfield success Lightly raced Lindsay Park mare Addison will be attempting to replicate her recent Caulfield success, this time with a slight rise in distance to 1800m.
Frustrated Pride takes gamble he can't win Joe Pride believes it is a forlorn task running Gamblestown at Randwick and says veteran Destiny's Kiss has been unfairly classified by handicappers.
Viceroy to step up at Randwick Viceroy is after his fourth win in seven starts for Canberra trainer Luke Pepper when the former Melbourne sprinter has his first start at Randwick.
Caulfield next for Lad after Valley mishap Despite Fontein Lad having an unscheduled four-week break between runs, trainer Greg Eurell is still expecting a good showing from the gelding at Caulfield.
Weather to clear for Cantbuybetter A forecast for fine weather means stakes winner Cantbuybetter will start under a big weight at the Gold Coast.
Miracles Of Life sibling wins on debut The $1.2 million half-sister to Miracles Of Life will try emulate her sibling in the Blue Diamond Stakes following a debut win at Geelong.
Options under scrutiny for Aqua D'ivina Warwick Farm trainer Matthew Smith is weighing up options for Aqua D'ivina with the Magic Millions Guineas still a possibility.
Aeecee Tong De on target for Caulfield Aeecee Tong De was gallant in defeat in her first Melbourne start and gets the chance to go one better in an 1100m race for fillies at Caulfield.
Dubai carnival chance for Aussie gallopers Six Australian horses have had their nominations accepted for the Dubai World Cup carnival.
Cruze to take on older horses Promising three-year-old Cruze will take on older horses at the Gold Cost rather than run against his own age group.
Kerrin McEvoy on track for recovery Leading Sydney jockey Kerrin McEvoy hopes to be back riding track work soon as his broken hand continues to mend.
She Will Reign to resume in Sydney In a change of plans, Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign will kick off her next campaign in Sydney rather than Melbourne.
Ef Troop to miss trials for jump-out Leading Magic Millions Classic contender Ef Troop will miss a planned Deagon barrier trial in favour of a jump-out at Eagle Farm.
Hope and Riordan to the fore at Sandown Apprentice jockeys Tahlia Hope and Liam Riordan have ridden half the card at Sandown, claiming their maiden metropolitan doubles.
Fickle Folly ready to return from setback Trainer Sue Grills will bring Fickle Folly to Randwick for the resumption of a plan to secure black-type for the mare following a last-start setback.
Nyssa Burrells remains stable in hospital Apprentice Nyssa Burrells remains in a stable condition in Liverpool Hospital after a fall in which she suffered a brain bleed.
Clockwork Orange to chase black-type There are few better bred horses in Australia than Clockwork Orange and trainer Toby Edmonds believes the mare can still win a stakes race.
McGarrett lands Sandown debut for Hughes In-form apprentice Tahlia Hope has guided first starter McGarrett to victory at Sandown for trainer Tom Hughes.
Trainer outed for a year over cobalt Trainer John Sprague has been outed for 12 months after Racing NSW stewards found him guilty over a high cobalt level in one of his horses.
Royal Applause chasing fourth-straight win The Symon Wilde-trained Royal Applause will be out to continue a successful preparation when she lines up in an 1800m race for fillies and mares at Caulfield.
Canyonero seeks maiden on path to Slipper Canyonero can prove to his trainer Mark Newnham he will be a worthy Golden Slipper candidate when he lines up at Randwick.
Darren Weir charged for late Night's Watch Australia's leading trainer Darren Weir has been charged with failing to present Night's Watch in time to race at Doomben.
Bridget Grylls keeps key ride on Boom Girl Bridget Grylls' hard work for the Chris Meagher stable has helped her retain the ride on promising filly Boom Girl at the Gold Coast.
McEvoy duo confirmed for Millions The Tony McEvoy-trained Sunlight will have a final Magic Millions hit-out at the Gold Coast and stablemate Crockett is still headed to the Classic.
More scheduling changes because of heat Racing Victoria has made further scheduling changes because of the forecast hot weather with a picnic meeting abandoned and a provincial meeting rescheduled.
Caulfield options for Royal Applause Royal Applause holds nominations in three Caulfield races as she prepares to chase a fourth-straight win of the preparation.
Picaro on trial for rich NZ assignment Debutant Picaro will put his credentials for New Zealand's richest race on the line when he runs at Warwick Farm.
Vega Magic to be set for Goodwood defence The Lindsay Park big guns are back in work preparing for their autumn targets with the exception of star sprinter Vega Magic.
Caulfield meeting moved back a day Racing Victoria has announced programming changes because of predicted hot weather, including moving the Caulfield meeting a day later.
Fullazaboot wins trial on way to Millions The Stuart Kendrick-trained Fullazaboot has won a barrier trial ahead of his tilt at the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
First Group One win sinking in for Bayliss Jake Bayliss could look to a longer stint in New Zealand next season to chase a jockeys' premiership after his recent success across the Tasman.
Gawler meeting rescheduled due to heat Officials have made an early call to move a Gawler metropolitan race meeting back a day due to the forecast of hot weather.
Apprentice remains in ICU after fall Apprentice Nyssa Burrells is still in an induced coma after suffering injuries in a fall at Warwick Farm jump-outs.
McEvoy Trusting he has a future stayer A Sandown race over 1600m is the ideal starting point for Tan Tat Trusting with his new trainer Tony McEvoy confident he will appreciate a longer trip in time.
Faugheen still on for Champion Hurdle Leading owner Rich Ricci remains hopeful Faugheen can bid to regain his crown in the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Parthesia outstays her rivals in the Bagot Darren Weir's plan to set Parthesia for the Listed Bagot Handicap has paid off at Flemington.
Prince Cheri nails double for John O'Shea Prince Cheri has found a new lease of life as a nine-year-old, winning the Listed Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick.
Lord Of The Sky holds on in Standish Hcp The Robbie Laing-trained sprinter Lord Of The Sky has returned to winning form claiming the Group Three Standish Handicap first-up at Flemington.
Jake Bayliss wins Group One Railway Australian jockey Jake Bayliss' decision to ply his trade in New Zealand has paid off with Group One glory on Volpe Veloce in the Railway at Ellerslie.
Takewing flies home to snap losing streak Injury-plagued gelding Takewing has claimed a long awaited win for trainer Jason Coyle and jockey Jess Taylor.
Snitzel Day wins maiden on protest Blake Shinn on Snitzel Day has successfully protested against Koby Jennings on Mascot at Randwick.
Wise Hero gives Thornton Flemington first A front-running ride on Wise Hero has given apprentice Stephanie Thornton her first winner at Flemington.
Savacool wins in tight Randwick finish Promising filly Savacool has given Sydney's leading trainer Chris Waller his first victory of the year in opening race at Randwick.
Crossing The Abbey a first for Tim Hughes Pakenham trainer Tim Hughes has celebrated his first city winner with Crossing The Abbey at Flemington.
Two trial choices for Fullazaboot Magic Millions contender Fullazaboot will trial at either the Sunshine Coast or Deagon this week after missing a race at Doomben.
Jockey Steve Drowne retires a winner British jockey Steve Drowne has ended his 27-riding career on a high with victory in his final race at Lingfield.
Dubai option for Music Magnate Trainer Bjorn Baker has flagged the Group One Al Quoz Sprint as an option for classy sprinter Music Magnate.
Miss Wonderland has a shot at G3 Standish Trainer David Brideoake is relying on Miss Wonderland's straight track ability in the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
Neil Jenkinson a winner for Matt Dunn Bloodstock agent Neil Jenkinson has again shown his value for trainer Matt Dunn with care To Think's win in the Buffering Quality.
Prince Cheri assumes vital role for O'Shea Former French stayer Prince Cheri has played an important part in John O'Shea's return as an individual trainer following his senior role at Godolphin.
Fresh Anthemoessa set for Gold Coast trip After running second at her first two starts, Anthemoessa is set to head to the Gold Coast and run for $2 million in the Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic.
Tony Vasil has nomination ban lifted Muliple Group One-winning trainer Tony Vasil has runners again in his own name after having his nomination ban lifted.
Bagot Handicap trip ideal for Bint El Bedu Trainer Mick Price expects lightly raced stayer Bint El Bedu to relish the rise to 2800m of the Bagot Handicap at Flemington.
Double for Thompson and a suspension At his first meeting back following a suspension at Sandown, apprentice Ben Thompson has landed a double before again falling foul of Racing Victoria stewards.
Katy's Daughter to miss Magic Millions Katy's Daughter has a knee chip and will need an operation meaning she will miss the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
Corey Brown clear to chase huge pay day A two-day reduction in a suspension from Doomben means jockey Corey Brown can chase a huge pay day at the Gold Coast.
Talisman helps Forster win with Someday Desleigh Forster believes a special talisman given to her for Christmas has helped Someday cause an upset in the $300,000 Bernborough Hcp.
Sweet recovery for Sugar Bella at Randwick Sugar Bella has won at Randwick, a fortnight after the mare was a late scratching after fractious pre-race behaviour sidelined Kerrin McEvoy.
Steve Smith a winner at Randwick Australia's Test captain Steve Smith has been part of a draw at the MCG and a win at Randwick with Hogmanay.
Pierata chases huge pay day Pierata's Doomben win means he can earn his connections $1.7 million in prize money and a bonus payment if he wins the Magic Millions Guineas.
All Stand wins Highway Handicap All Stand has carried a famous set of colours in his Highway Handicap win at Randwick.
Music Magnate on song in comeback victory Music Magnate has made a successful comeback in the Christmas Classic to give trainer Bjorn Baker the ideal gift on his return from a family holiday to Hawaii.
Sandown win gives Ozi Choice a hat-trick Following wins at Morphettville and Caulfield, Ozi Choice now has a victory at Sandown to his credit and is in line for a trip to the Gold Coast.
Care To Think earns Cup run Promising Care To Think's Buffering Quality win has earned him a place in the $1 million Magic Millions Cup in a fortnight.
Singing gets boost from a late scratching The Kris Lees-trained Singing has taken advantage of the late scratching of favourite Night's Watch to win the Shoot Out Quality at Doomben.
El Sicario too nippy for rivals at Sandown El Sicario has put his best foot forward at Sandown, outspeeding his rivals with a strong win over 1000m.
Brave Song maintains winning rhythm Brave Song has notched his third career win, and first in Saturday metropolitan grade, with a polished effort at Randwick for trainers Peter and Paul Snowden.
Wood fights back with Snitzkraft Kelso Wood beat death twice this year but one that kept him going was three year old Snitzkraft who won the Falvelon Quality at Doomben.
Pendeloque runs rivals ragged at Randwick Pendeloque will be aimed at better races after showing an impressive turn of foot to win at Randwick.
Magic Meryl is Classic bound Sydney filly Meryl lived up to her good trial form and earned herself a Magic Millions Classic win with her win in the Group Three B J McLachlan Stakes.
Life On The Wire makes it four on the trot Life On The Wire will head home to Tasmania for a stakes race after notching her fourth straight win at Sandown.
Dreamforce rebounds with commanding win The John Thompson-trained gelding Dreamforce has bounced back from a disappointing last start to coast to victory over the mile at Randwick.
Kah takes series final at Doomben A rails hugging ride by Jamie Kah has lifted Stonecast to victory in the Provincial Championship series at Doomben.
Sasso Corbaro stakes Magic Millions case Sasso Corbaro has staked her claim for the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas with a comprehensive win at Randwick.
Graceful Storm impresses with Sandown win Graceful Storm has added to her debut Bendigo win by claiming the Ladbrokes Plate at Sandown.
Quackerjack heads to Magic Millions Quackerjack has secured a start in the $2m Magic Millions 2YO Classic on the Gold Coast at the final opportunity with an impressive win at Randwick.
Just Orm throws to a win Just Orm showed trainer Tony Gollan he was ready to win at Doomben on Saturday after throwing his track work rider in the morning.
Apprentice remains in induced coma Apprentice Nyssa Burrells remains in Liverpool Hospital in an induced coma after being injured in a fall.
Etah James out to add to staying record Lightly raced mare Etah James will chase her first stakes success when she contests the Bagot Handicap at Flemington.
Faugheen disappoints at Leopardstown Willie Mullins will go back to the drawing board with star hurdler Faugheen after his shock failure at Leopardstown.
Quackerjack's last crack at Magic Millions Promising colt Quackerjack must perform at Randwick in order to join stablemate Super Ex at the Magic Millions carnival.
Paragon chasing home track stakes win Randwick trainer John Sargent runs will run Paragon for just the third time on his home track in the Listed Tattersalls Club Cup.
Hopes Eternal to return to limelight Early season two-year-old star Hopes Eternal is ready to return to the limelight in Saturday's B J McLachlan Stakes at Doomben.
Katelyn Mallyon to ride in New Zealand Katelyn Mallyon has a full book of rides at the Hawke's Bay meeting in New Zealand including Derby hopeful Te Akau Shark.
Kuro comes full circle with John O'Shea John O'Shea bought Kuro as a yearling in New Zealand and he is now overseeing the gelding for a second time after his stint as Godolphin's head trainer.
Dornier chases second Flemington feature John Moloney is hoping Dornier can add the Bagot Handicap to his VRC St Leger success when he runs in the Listed race at Flemington.
Hugh Bowman rides Jonker at Magic Millions Newcastle jockey Aaron Bullock has been dumped as the rider of Magic Millions 2YO Classic favourite Jonkers with Hugh Bowman gaining the mount.
Robl after more Brisbane black-type wins Sydney trainer Peter Robl has already won three stakes races in Queensland and hopes to make it four with Curdled in the Vo Rogue Plate at Doomben.
Purcell aims for big finish at Sandown Former German galloper Guizot will be out to turn around recent city placings when he runs for Aaron Purcell at Sandown.
More black-type tipped for mum to be Trainer Tony Gollan hopes pregnant mare Notonyourlife can win another black-type race at Doomben before she is retired.
Apprentice jockey critical after fall Apprentice jockey Nyssa Burrells remains in a critical condition after surgery for a brain bleed following a fall at Warwick Farm jump-outs.
Swan Hill trainer chasing first city win Trainer Nathan Hobson will take to sprinters from his Swan Hill base to Sandown in search of his first metropolitan success.
Bonus battles continue at Doomben The tight battle between Jim Byrne and Corey Brown to be leading summer carnival jockey is one of several bonus battles that continue at Doomben.
Prize money worry for Stuart Kendrick Trainer Stuart Kendrick is worried Fullazaboot won't have enough prize money for the Magic Millions Classic unless he runs at Doomben.
Road To Respect aims for Gold Cup Trainer Noel Meade now has his sights firmly on the Cheltenham Gold Cup with Road To Respect after his victory in the Leopardstown Christmas Chase.
Pecans crowned Belle Of The Turf Pecans has denied Sedanzer a fourth successive win by claiming the Group Three Belle Of The Turf feature at Gosford to cap her preparation.
Rare trip to Sydney for Stradazzle Stradazzle will step up to 2400 metres when Hawkesbury trainer Wade Slinkard brings him to Randwick for the Tattersalls Club Cup.
Star Of Monsoon breaks maiden at last The decision to geld Star Of Monsoon has had a positive outcome with the four-year-old winning his maiden at his 17th attempt at Gosford.
Trubia can keep broodmare's run going Deagon galloper Trubia can continue the recent run of winners for his dam Our Sweet Moss in the Buffering Quality at Doomben.
Hope banking on the weather for Proud Wolf Co-trainer Shannon Hope would like to see some rain ahead of Proud Wolf' next scheduled race at Sandown.
Magic Millons on radar for Bella Vella Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott hope Bella Vella has more options for the Magic Millions carnival after the filly steps up in distance at Randwick.
Extra distance to help Schweida pair Trainer Kelly Schweida hopes a step up to 1350m can help three-year-olds Shogun Sun and Cellargirl overcome any leader bias at Doomben.
Boss Lane returns for Christmas Classic Boss Lane will make his comeback to racing when the durable sprinter runs in the Christmas Classic at Randwick.
Page calls on old association for Rudy Trainer Helen Page has called on a long-time association, booking Corey Brown as a replacement rider on veteran Rudy at Doomben.
Lindsay Park to increase Gold Coast team Youngsters from Lindsay Park can earn their way to the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast if they perform well at Sandown.
More Brisbane black-type in store for Kah Adelaide's top jockey Jamie Kah has a full book of stakes chances at Doomben including Cantbuybetter and Crockett.
Gingernuts again on road to recovery The long-term prognosis for Gingernuts is good despite a recent infection scare that prompted a return to hospital.
Fradd and Lloyd to continue battle A fortnight is proving a long time as Jeff Lloyd and Robbie Fradd fight out the lead in the Brisbane jockeys premiership.
Late call gets seven extra for Standish The traditional New Year's Day features at Flemington, the Standish Handicap and Bagot Handicap, have attracted 19 and 17 nominations respectively.
Song And A Prayer finally ready to race Song And A Prayer can continue trainer John Thompson's successful association with Canning Downs Stud when she makes her debut at Randwick.
Seven NZ winners for Baker/Forsman New Zealand premier co-trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman have had seven winners over two meetings in New Zealand.
Morpheus makes late bid for Magic Millions Morpheus has to make a winning debut at Randwick if the colt is to join Peter and Paul Snowden's assault on the Magic Millions carnival.
Bella Occho stars at Ipswich At an Ipswich meeting hit by scratchings because of the heavy track, potential star Bella Occhi has extended her winning streak.
Moloney favours Sandown option for Storm Trainer John Moloney favours making the short trip down the highway from his Caulfield stable to run Graceful Storm at Sandown.
Sedanzer eyes crack at Magic Millions In-form mare Sedanzer can book a trip to the Magic Millions carnival with an assured performance in the Group Three Belle Of The Turf Stakes at Gosford.
Mawzoona after the hat-trick at Sandown Following victories at Mornington and Kilmore, talented filly Mawzoona will chase her first city win at Sandown.
Heathcote to have big team at Doomben Trainer Robert Heathcote will take a big team to Doomben to contest the feature races.
Crack Me Up to miss Bernborough Crack Me Up will miss the chance for a $100,000 bonus in the Bernborough Handicap to concentrate on the Magic Millions Cup.
Might Bite wins King George Chase Might Bite has advanced his Cheltenham Gold Cup claims with victory in the King George VI Chase at Kempton.
Montreal cruises to emphatic victory The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Montreal has recorded another comfortable winning margin to boost his record to three wins from four starts.
Stellar Collision gives Weir an extra kick Trainer Darren Weir has had double reason to celebrate the win of Stellar Collision in the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield as he's also the gelding's main owner.
Rare Summer Cup win for Montauk, Cahill Country jockey Mathew Cahill has won his first black-type race at Randwick for more than a decade after receiving some useful advice on how to manage Montauk.
Laming after bigger Payroll at Gold Coast The $1 million Magic Millions Trophy at the Gold Coast is firmly in the sights of trainer Richard Laming after Payroll took out the Lord Stakes at Caulfield.
Upset NZ G1 win for Authentic Paddy Authentic Paddy has led all the way to post a Group One win in the Zabeel Classic at Ellerslie.
Cordero stays true to new assignment Cordero's progression to the staying ranks has cleared another obstacle at Randwick with his win over 2400m at his first attempt at the distance.
Tongue tie helps Serenade win at Caulfield European import Serenade The Stars has landed his second Australian victory, winning over 2400m at Caulfield.
Bright start for Into The Abyss Randwick trainer John Thompson looks to have a promising filly in his stable after Into The Abyss got underway impressively on her home track.
Noonan's mature ride gets Netherfield home Netherfield has got favourite backers off to a good start at Caulfield coming from last to win the Alan Wicks Handicap.
Testashadow to step up in distance Testashadow will put his Magic Millions Trophy hopes on the line in the Summer Cup at Randwick.
Smerdon hopes blinkers will spark Oak Door Blinkers could be the remedy trainer Robert Smerdon is looking for when Oak Door steps out in the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Vainity looks to carry on family name Sydney trainer Mark Newnham will roll out his latest two-year-old when Vainity strives to follow in the footsteps of her dam, Vecchia Roma.
Weinholt set for Buffering Quality Weinholt will run in the Buffering Quality at Doomben after trainer Desleigh Forster opted against a hard track at the Gold Coast.
Veteran chasing a second Lord Stakes Jacquinot Bay will be lining up for the 17th start start of his current campaign when he runs in the Lord Stakes at Caulfield, a race he won in 2014.
Declan McDonogh warms to new riding task Irish jockey Declan McDonogh is enjoying his Australian experience after being coaxed to Sydney by Hugh Bowman.
Red Excitement after second Summer Cup Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to Red Excitement to get back to the winner's list when he defends the Summer Cup at Randwick.
Jim Byrne in demand at Gold Coast Trainer Matt Dunn is hoping Jim Byrne and Perfect Dare can continue their association after they combined for their fourth win.
Christmas Stakes on McLean's wish list Jarrod McLean won't know where to look when the Christmas Stakes is run at Caulfield as he keeps an eye on his own horse as well as those of Darren Weir.
Sharpe Hussler extended for city mission Mudgee trainer Cameron Crockett says recent acquisition Sharpe Hussler must step up to be competitive in city grade at Randwick.
Caulfield a better fit for Our Bottino Trainer Matthew Williams is hoping Caulfield is a better fit for front runner Our Bottino who wasn't suited by Pakenham last time out.
Brian Smith on a winning double Veteran trainer Brian Smith believes his apprentice Boris Thornton and veteran Feltre can both star in coming weeks.
Santa Claus in hot water with stewards Santa Claus has found himself on the wrong side of BHA stewards after an unauthorised visit to Lingfield races.
Apprentices suspended for careless riding Two apprentices have copped bans for careless riding during the Highway Handicap at Warwick Farm.
Chris Waller posts ton of metro winners Chris Waller has trained his 100th metropolitan winner for the season with Noire bringing up the milestone at Warwick Farm.
Condemned continues Godolphin 2YO success Promising colt Condemned has produced another two-year-old win for sire Dawn Approach and Godolphin, scoring at Warwick Farm.
Valley win books Sonic a Gold Coast ticket Jason Warren will head to the Gold Coast early ahead of the Magic Millions Guineas to help Moonee Valley winner Bel Sonic to acclimatise.
Femme still on Guineas outer despite win Trainer Rob Heathcote believes Femme Fireball will need more prize money to make the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas field despite her strong win.
Snowden duo find form in Warwick Farm wins Wild 'N'Famous and Nancy have emerged from form slumps to post unlikely victories for co-trainers Peter and Paul Snowden at Warwick Farm.
Dandy Gent back in form at Moonee Valley Co-trainer Terry O'Sullivan hopes to rekindle Adelaide Cup plans with Dandy Gent after the stayer missed the 2017 edition through injury.
Sunlight to run again before rich Millions Brilliant Gold Coast winner Sunlight is likely to have another start before tackling the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Itsa Fait Accompli claims Highway Handicap Itsa Fait Accompli has justified trainer David Blundell making the trip from Gundagai again after claiming his second Highway Handicap at Warwick Farm.
Katy's Daughter earns Magic Millions berth Steve O'Dea's long association with broodmare gem Kiss Me Katy has delivered a Magic Millions runner for the trainer.
Discreet Valley win has O'Sullivan smiling Truly Discreet has relived memories of trainer Dan O'Sullivan's first Group race success with her all-the-way win at Moonee Valley.
Waller still to get a line on Scream Park Scream Park is close to securing a trip to New Zealand for the inaugural Karaka Million 3YO Classic after securing consecutive wins at Warwick Farm.
Epic win completes good week for Edmonds Oaks-bound filly Boom Boom Epic has ended a run of minor placings with her Gold Coast win.
Valley double a first for Symon Wilde The wins of Royal Applause and Straight Jacket at Moonee Valley have provided trainer Symon Wilde with his first metropolitan double.
Hughie Morrison not to blame for steroid A judiciary panel has found a horse trained by Hughie Morrison was given a steroid by an unknown person.
Young and old run for Pride at Randwick Destiny's Kiss and Bad Boy For Love encapsulate the current and next generation for trainer Joe Pride at Randwick.
Liberty chasing second Christmas Stakes The injury-plagued Lucky Liberty has been given a steady build-up from his latest setback and is set to return in the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Chris Waller sticks to winning formula The powerful Chris Waller stable is having a lot of luck with stayers in Queensland by sticking to a tried and true formula.
Minimum rating for Sat metro meetings Horses older than two or three will need to meet a certain standard to be able to race at Saturday metropolitan meetings in Melbourne.
Messara finds winning formula with team Paul Messara's small band of runners has produced an eye-catching success rate so far this season for the Scone trainer and Arrowfield Stud manager.
Kent after Valley win with Oncidium Ruler Disappointed at missing out on winning the Pakenham Cup, Mick Kent is hoping Oncidium Ruler can make amends at Moonee Valley.
Ross' bargain buy headed to the Millions Trainer Les Ross can enhance his reputation for getting the best out of bargain buys if Holdin' My Own wins at the Gold Coast.
Trainer thinks long-term with Play Master A short summer campaign kicks off at Moonee Valley for Play Master with trainer Peter Smith already thinking of a winter preparation.
Waller attempts to reinvigorate Japonisme Chris Waller has tried a variety of techniques to try to coax Japonisme back to the form that gave him a Group One victory.
Long range plans for Amanaat Ben Currie is looking at the Weetwood Handicap as a long-range plan for Amanaat who is aiming for his sixth win in a row when he runs at the Gold Coast.
Blackwolf Run back at Valley after lay-off After a break of 13 months, Blackwolf Run is set to make his return in the VOBIS Gold Carat at Moonee Valley.
Anderson chases first MM Classic runner Recent impressive trial winner Yamazaki can give trainer Chris Anderson his first Magic Millions Classic runner by racing well at the Gold Coast.
Injured manager Scott Jones honoured Lismore Turf Club manager Scott Jones has had his name added to the annual Christmas Cup as he continues to recover from burns suffered in a gas explosion.
Hughie Morrison waits for BHA decision A British Horseracing Authority disciplinary panel will determine trainer Hughie Morrison's fate after a hearing into a drug positive in one of his horses.
Inglis ups stakes to $8m for race series The $2 million Inglis Millennium for two-year-olds heads the revamped Inglis Race Series which will be worth $8 million.
Pecans on trial for quick back-up Former Godolphin mare Pecans has made a positive start to her racing life with new trainer Joe Pride as the Belle Of The Turf Stakes shapes as an option.
Jonker races to Magic Millions favouritism Newcastle colt Jonker is the new Magic Millions Classic favourite after his decisive win in the $200,000 Wyong lead-up.
Minimum bet limit for Queensland gallops A minimum bet limit for off-course wagering operators will be introduced in Queensland in the new year.
Garry Kirkup to be released from hospital Trainer Garry Kirkup is to be released from hospital to continue his recovery from serious injuries suffered in a car accident at home.
New look Muraahib to be kept to sprints Lindsay Park-trained three-year-old Muraahib runs for the first time as a gelding at Moonee Valley and dominates betting on the 1200m VOBIS Gold Carat.
Survived chasing city first at the Valley With four country Cups under his belt, the Archie Alexander-trained Survived is chasing a city first at Moonee Valley.
Charge looking to be Zoustar's 1st winner Chris Waller has an opportunity to train the first winner by Zoustar, the horse he prepared for two Group One wins, when Charge runs at Warwick Farm.
Birchley wants to keep MM record intact Trainer Liam Birchey has a proud record of runners in the past 11 Magic Million Classics and has hopes for two youngsters this time around.
Gollan shows confidence in White Brisbane's premier trainer Tony Gollan has shown his increasing confidence in apprentice Zoe White by giving her two key rides at the Gold Coast.
French import ready for Australian debut Former Andre Fabre-trained French import Le Juge is set to make his Australian debut in a 1500m-race at Moonee Valley.
Bacharach, Costello team up for horses Burt Bacharach and Elvis Costello will perform together at a benefit for victims of the fire at the San Luis Rey training centre.
Light summer workload for Oink Stakes performer Oink will have a light summer campaign but it will define which way he heads in the autumn and winter.
Matt Dunn plays waiting game with filly Trainer Matt Dunn will give filly Dram of Delago until race day to prove she is ready to back up from a Deagon barrier trial.
Ali Wade appointed to key QRIC role Ali Wade has become the second woman appointed to a key role at the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission.
Bailey Rogerson to become a trainer Sixteen-year-old Bailey Rogerson will become the world's youngest thoroughbred trainer when she joins her grandfather Graeme and his wife Debbie's partnership.
Incentives to boost Sydney Cup The winner and placegetters in the Sydney Cup will be eligible for bonuses if they win or are placed in designated staying races.
Careless riding ban for Brenton Avdulla Brenton Avdulla has copped a careless riding ban for causing interference to two other runners while riding Emperor's Way at Canterbury.
Hickmott applies to be caretaker trainer Victorian officials have received an application for former Macedon Lodge trainer Robert Hickmott to be caretaker trainer for the suspended John Sadler.
We Have Lift Off reignites at Canterbury The Brad Widdup-trained We Have Lift Off has returned from a 12-month injury lay-off to break her maiden at Canterbury.
Shokora makes impressive step up in grade David Hayes may set the bar a little higher for Shokora after the three-year-old scored an impressive win at Sandown.
Single Bullet ready to fire at Wyong Trainer Gary Portelli is crossing his fingers Single Bullet can get his Magic Millions Guineas bid back on track at Wyong.
Cruze to chase Millions Guineas place For the second time in his career, the promising Cruze is in a chase to earn enough money to make the field for a major race.
Kersley sidelined following Sandown fall X-rays have revealed apprentice Fred Kersley has suffered a fractured thumb and a hairline fracture to an elbow following a fall at Sandown.
All Too Huiying aiming for Magic Millions Gary Moore hopes the benefit of opening a Gold Coast satellite stable will be apparent when All Too Huiying launches his lead-in to the Magic Millions Trophy.
Higher Ground hits new heights in style Talented colt Higher Ground has extended his range in convincing fashion with the second win of his career at Canterbury.
Four winners for Tahlia Hope at Echuca Tahlia Hope has teamed with Patrick Payne and Aaron Purcell to land four winners at Echuca.
Blinkers do the trick with Mr Money Bags Trainer Robbie Griffiths predicts a bright future over a longer distance for Mr Money Bags after he broke his maiden status over 1400m at Sandown.
Ashkannd set to challenge old stablemates Ashkannd will bid to continue his resurgence when the former Chris Waller-trained gelding takes on several old stablemates at Warwick Farm.
Roebuck plans Bel Burgess Valley attack Trainer Michael Roebuck is hoping victory at Moonee Valley will lead to a bigger pay day for Bel Burgess.
Ben Thompson fails in RAD Board appeal The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has dismissed an appeal by apprentice Ben Thompson over a careless riding charge.
Stewards ask for race starts change Queensland's chief steward Allan Reardon wants a consistent race start procedure introduced after complaints about the Gold Edition Plate.
Frankel's first jumps runner a winner Champion Frankel's first runner over jumps, Solo Saxophone, has made a winning hurdling debut at Catterick.
Jockey Samara Johnson farewelled in Young The racing community has turned out in force to honour the life of jockey Samara Johnson, who died in a car accident.
Blake Shinn quizzed again over ride A Racing NSW inquiry into Blake Shinn's ride on Star Sensation has again been adjourned so stewards can review the jockeys' financial records.
RAD Board vary Late Charge stewards' order The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has amended a ban placed on sprinter Late Charge by Racing Victoria stewards.
La Pomme De Pin must earn Gold Coast trip Adelaide trainer Lloyd Kennewell has challenged promising filly La Pomme De Pin to earn a trip to the Magic Millions carnival next month when she runs at Wyong.
Secret Lady wins barrier trial Trainer Gary Portelli's plans to have Secret Lady ridden quietly in a trial have come unstuck with the speedy filly leading to win.
Sadler considering appealing suspension John Sadler's legal representative Peter Jurkovsky will review the full reasons for the trainer's suspension before deciding whether he will appeal.
BRC track manager resigns BRC track manager Sean Bridges has caught officials by surprise with his resignation.
Ryan hoping Pipeline can score at the Farm Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking for last-start second placegetters Pipeline and Heliosphere to each go one better at Warwick Farm.
Imperial Aviator switches south for Valley A trip to Melbourne is part of the development for European import Imperial Aviator with hopes the stayer will develop into a spring contender.
My Song to make debut at Canterbury Gary Moore finally has an opportunity to race gelding My Song at Canterbury after his progress was delayed by shin soreness and a tie-back operation.
Kerrin McEvoy has surgery on injured hand Jockey Kerrin McEvoy has had an operation on his injured hand but there is no date for his return.
Fine Evader ready to tackle Sandown trip Trainer Dan O'Sullivan says Fine Evader is an out-and-out stayer who will appreciate the rise in distance to 2400m at Sandown.
Sunlight to chase Magic Millions berth Trainer Tony McEvoy will send Sunlight to a 900m-race at the Gold Coast to chase qualifying prize money for the Magic Millions Classic.
Toby Edmonds wins QRMA award Trainer Toby Edmonds has won the fifth annual Queensland Racing Media Award for racing personality of the year.
Solo Saxophone a first for Frankel Frankel will break new ground at Catterick when Solo Saxophone becomes the first of his offspring to go jumping.
Grand Annual winner Al Garhood dead at 18 Al Garhood, the horse Ciaron Maher credits with helping put his name on the map, has died aged 18.
Ben Thompson to appeal careless riding ban Ben Thompson will front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board in an appeal over a careless riding suspension from Caulfield.
Gold Coast start hinges on Valley effort A start in the Magic Millions Three-Year-Old Guineas for Bel Sonic will be determined by his performance in the VOBIS Gold Carat at Moonee Valley.
John Sadler cops six week suspension The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has suspended trainer John Sadler for improper conduct resulting from the scratching of Observational at Sandown.
Cut Me Loose to race in the United States Gerry Harvey's New Zealand Group Two placegetter Cut Me Loose has been sent to the United States where he will be trained by Wesley Ward.
Single Bullet redirected to Wyong Single Bullet has another chance to prove his readiness for the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas when he attempts to rebound from a poor performance at Rosehill.
Grand NZ stayer Castletown dies aged 31 New Zealand stayer Castletown, a Group One winner on both sides of the Tasman, has died aged 31.
Akkadian chases Millions start at the Farm Akkadian is to start in a two-year-old race at Warwick Farm in an effort to gain a run in the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
Capital Gain to have Deagon barrier trial Group One winner Capital Gain will run in a barrier trial at Deagon in preparation for the Vo Rogue Plate.
Extra stand-alone meetings in jumps season Racing Victoria has announced it will showcase jumps racing with the addition of two super jumps days at Warrnambool and Bendigo.
Jamie Stier to return to Australia Jamie Stier has been appointed Racing Victoria's executive general manager of Integrity Services replacing Dayle Brown.
Winx back to get ready for autumn Champion Winx has returned from her country break to her Sydney stable to be prepared for the autumn.
Toy Boy ready for tougher Caulfield test Trainer Greg Eurell has high hopes for sprinter Toy Boy and is considering a step up to Listed company for the lightly-raced four-year-old.
Portelli to expose Secret Lady in trial Magic Millions contender Secret Lady will run against older horses in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
NZ Derby start a chance for Persian Empire Persian Empire is being considered for a trip across the Tasman to start in the Group One New Zealand Derby at Ellerslie.
Bosanova in late Magic Millions move All Over Bosanova will be given the chance to earn a wild card into the Magic Millions carnival.
Strong numbers for Vic spring carnival Strong numbers have been returned for Victoria's spring racing carnival showing an increase in attendance, wagering, viewership and engagement.
BRC chasing Villiers placegetters The Brisbane Racing Club is hoping to attract all three placegetters from Saturday's Villiers Stakes to run in the Bernborough Handicap.
Christophe Soumillon sets European record Christophe Soumillon has become the most successful European Flat jockey in a calendar year.
Lindsay Park pair in form for Dubai trip Faatinah and Shaf have won Flemington jump-outs in preparation for their trip Dubai for the World Cup carnival.
Goldsbury suspended on handling charge Apprentice Rebecca Goldsbury has been suspended for a second time on a handling charge after a ride at Toowoomba.
Toast Of New York for Pegasus Toast Of New York will have his next start in the $16 million Pegasus World Cup at Gulfstream Park.
Double and a suspension for Ben Thompson Racing Victoria stewards have suspended apprentice Ben Thompson for 12 meetings on a careless riding charge after he rode a double at Caulfield.
Suspension for Collett, out for 6 meetings Villiers Stakes-winning jockey Jason Collett has been suspended for careless riding at Randwick.
Racing and cricket success for Mark Waugh Mark Waugh has deputised for his trainer wife Kim after Uptown Lad's win at Randwick while keeping a close eye on the cricket.
Gollan dominates Doomben with four winners Tony Gollan got his fourth winner for the day when Most Important won back-to-back Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben.
Zestful aims at Magic Millions qualifier Zestful will make another attempt to qualify for the Magic Millions fillies and mares race after winning the Razor Sharp Handicap at Randwick.
Crystal Dreamer adds to tally at Caulfield The Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra-trained Crystal Dream registered his 10th career win when successful in the Catanach's Jewellers Handicap at Caulfield.
Whypeeo back to best form in Gold Edition Gold Coast galloper Whypeeo has returned to his best form, to led all the way to win the Listed Gold Edition Stakes at Doomben.
Crack Me Up wins Group Two Villiers Stakes Queenslander Crack Me Up has had to call on all his reserves to win in a thrilling finish to the GroupTwo Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Less trackwork the better for Pinch River Tough gelding Pinch River has responded to a training regime of doing nothing by winning the Listed Bribie Handicap at Doomben.
Sedanzer earns shot at Group Three race Randwick-trained mare Sedanzer extended her perfect preparation with a comfortable victory in her first start on her home track.
Shoreham breaks four-year winless drought Flemington trainer Saab Hasan felt a great deal of pride after Shoreham broke through for his first win in more than four years at Caulfield.
Emphasis to chase Magic Millions wildcard The return to a dry track has helped Emphasis win the Cascade Quality to a chance of a wildcard into the Magic Millions Cup.
Late Randwick scratching sweet for Anatola Anatola has won convincingly at Randwick after the favourite Sugar Bella was scratched due to jockey Kerrin McEvoy injuring his hand on the way to the barriers.
Kerrin McEvoy injured in pre-race mishap Kerrin McEvoy has suffered a broken bone in his hand in a pre-race incident at Randwick.
Barbie goes boom to land Doomben feature Trainer Tony Gollan has trained a feature-race double for two-year-olds with progeny of former outstanding sprinter Spirit Of Boom.
Adelaide connection pays off for Caserta After riding his first metropolitan double at Mornington during the week, apprentice Chris Caserta has added to his tally at Caulfield.
Irish Bet proves a good gamble for O'Shea Irish Bet has signalled he could be a star of John O'Shea's new stable with victory in the Inglis Nursery.
Ef Troop storms into Millions favouritism Trainer Tony Gollan has given Ef Troop a glowing recommendation after the colt earned Magic Millions Classic favouritism with his Phelan Ready Stakes win.
'Confident' Vassal claims Christmas Cup Durable stayer Vassal rediscovered his confidence in Queensland and a favourable weight also played a part in his Christmas Cup victory at Randwick.
Aqua Vite cheats death to win at Doomben Gold Coast galloper Aqua Vite has beaten death twice to score his first city win at Doomben.
Victorem confirms promise in Randwick win Victorem has caused his owners and trainer Jenny Graham some anxious moments before registering a Randwick win.
Ollivander impresses on debut at Caulfield Ollivander has overcome a slow start to score an impressive debut win in the Evergreen Turf Plate at Caulfield.
Family affair for Gollan in Doomben win Premier trainer Tony Gollan was under pressure before the race but none during it as I'm A Rippa won at Doomben.
Savatiano secures second win Godolphin filly Savatiano has won the second race of her career after conditions worked in her favour at Randwick.
Qld trainer in 18-month disqualification Toowoomba trainer Lex Fraser has been disqualified for 18 months after stewards found two of his horses were in the care of former Group One trainer Ron Maund.
Baker cautious about Miss Invincible Trainer Bjorn Baker is taking nothing for granted despite Miss Invincible's favouritism for the Inglis Nursery at Randwick.
Dreamforce responds well to gelding John Thompson says gelding Dreamforce before this preparation has been the catalyst for the five-year-old's improvement.
Super Ex continues development at Doomben Impressive colt Super Ex kicks off his lead-in to the Magic Millions carnival when he makes his first start in Queensland in the Gold Edition Plate at Doomben.
Ragged Rascal now a calmer character A better-behaved Ragged Rascal has earned a the opportunity to run in a rich juvenile race at Randwick.
Busuttin thinks Montaser's up to city task After a debut Mornington victory, Montaser heads straight to town and a step up in distance at Caulfield.
Gollan aims for third-straight Lough Neagh Most Important is getting back to his best form and trainer Tony Gollan hopes the gelding can give him a third-straight win in the Lough Neagh Stakes.
Salsonic back on track to target Villiers Jason Coyle is confident a return to Randwick will boost Salsonic's chances to claim the Villiers Stakes, the focal point of the gelding's campaign.
Dreamer chasing another Caulfield win Despite the outside draw and top weight, Crystal Dreamer is favourite to win his race at Caulfield.
Winx, Redzel to promote winter carnival The Brisbane Racing Club will use the success of superstars Winx and Redzel to help promote it winter carnival which will now be run at Doomben.
Monsieur Gustave has weight problem Monsieur Gustave will have to carry the second highest weight in the 60-year history of the Lough Neagh Stakes if he is to win his fifth straight stakes race.
Heavy Etah James chasing winning hat-trick Lightly raced stayer Etah James is looking to extend her winning sequence at Caulfield following victories at Geelong and Ballarat.
Goodfella to follow winning ways Improving Goodfella is ready to emulate his stablemate Winning Rupert and give trainer Bjorn Baker back to back Gold Edition Plates at Doomben.
Snoopy to avenge close defeat After an unlucky third in a stakes race at his first start for trainer Chris Munce, Snoopy gets a chance to atone at Doomben.
Three-month ban for Turner over betting Hayley Turner, Britain's most successful female jockey, has been suspended for three months for betting offences.
11 riders graduate RV's apprentice program Eight females are among 11 jockeys to graduate from Racing Victoria's Apprentice Jockey Training Program.
Hot weather forces Echuca meeting transfer A forecast top temperature of 41 degrees has prompted Racing Victoria to hold over the next Echuca meeting for two days.
Fred Kersley doubles up at Geelong Apprentice Fred Kersley has landed his first Victorian double, scoring on the Lindsay Park-trained pair Misty Rock and Young Hostess at Geelong.
Eagle Farm to remain closed for winter Queensland officials have announced Eagle Farm racecourse will be closed during next year's winter carnival with most meetings to be at Doomben.
Rare road trip to Sydney for Brett Lunney Toowoomba trainer Brett Lunney will return to Sydney for the first time in many years when his team of two start as outsiders at Randwick.
Toby Edmonds stablemates to improve Trainer Toby Edmonds is back from a short holiday and hopeful Col 'N' Lil and Whypeeo can give him a stakes double at Doomben.
Jenny Graham brings favourites to Randwick Port Macquarie trainer Jenny Graham is looking for double trouble at Randwick with stablemates Victorem and Awesome Pluck, firming as favourites.
Key facts about the 1600m Villiers Stakes A look at the key facts of the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Villiers time for import Mister Sea Wolf Chris Waller's team is hoping for a win in the Villiers at Randwick on Saturday from recent Irish import Mister Sea Wolf, in just his second Australian start.
Quick back-up for Onerous at Caulfield After finishing a closing fourth at Pakenham, Onerous is being given another chance a week later over 1440m at Caulfield.
Melham answers Portelli SOS for Villiers Ben Melham has an opportunity to continue a successful association with trainer Gary Portelli when he rides Testashadow in the Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Williams eyes first city win at Caulfield Mornington trainer Daniel Williams will have his first city starter when Valiant Spirit runs over 1700m at Caulfield.
Schweida can't split star three-year-olds Kelly Schweida has been forced to run star three-year-olds Shogun Sun and Cellargirl in the same lead-up races to the Magic Millions Guineas.
Sunlight may need more racing to shine Trainer Tony McEvoy's Magic Millions Classic hopefuls Sunlight and Crockett will step out at Doomben.
ORourke to start From Within at Canterbury Trainer Edward O'Rourke has decided to start From Within at Canterbury rather than Randwick.
Lindsay Park pair set for Caulfield debuts Two-year-olds Ennis Hill and Via Regina are set to launch their racing careers for Lindsay Park in the Evergreen Turf Plate at Caulfield.
Ringo to rock in Roberts's tribute race Long-serving Doomben track manager Jim Roberts will be honoured with a race in his name at the track.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Inglis Nursery at Randwick… In its short history, the Inglis Nursery has unveiled two future Golden Slipper winning fillies, She Will Reign (2016) and Mossfun (2013); a Blue Diamond winner in Extreme Choice (2015), plus some handy sprinters such as Pane in the Glass, Twilight Royale and Diamond Earth.
QRIC chases $100,000 in unpaid fines The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission is chasing more than $100,000 in unpaid fines.
Ben Allen rides two winners in NZ Apprentice Ben Allen has ridden two winners on his first visit to Auckland's Ellerslie racecourse.
Brad Rawiller cops Mornington suspension After riding Ulmann in Perth, jockey Brad Rawiller will be sidelined after incurring a careless riding suspension at Mornington.
Confidence the key for Caserta in double Apprentice Chris Caserta has ridden his first metropolitan double in Melbourne guiding Raymax and Elegant Queen to victory at Mornington.
Millions hopeful responds to gear switch The addition of ear muffs have helped Gold Coast winner Absolutlypositivly to become a genuine hope for the Magic Millions Guineas.
Jumps regime to put spark in Shalmaneser Trainer Richard Litt hopes a tweaked training regime can inspire Shalmaneser to a confidence-boosting win in the Listed Christmas Cup at Randwick.
Caulfield run to decide Magic Millions bid The Matt Cumani-trained Anthemoessa is racing at Caulfield to confirm a spot in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic at the Gold Coast.
Ardoyne Road out of Millions contention Brilliant first-up winner Ardoyne Road will miss the Magic Millions 2YO Classic but a Golden Slipper campaign remains an option.
Interlocuter favoured to claim G2 Villiers Godolphin import Interlocuter is poised to use his black-type debut in the Villiers Stakes at Randwick as a launching pad towards the Doncaster Mile.
Father, son chasing city win at Caulfield Mick Cerchi and his son Luke have a bigger race in mind for Sadaqa after the eight-year-old runs in the Ladbrokes Open Handicap at Caulfield.
Canyonero to step out in Inglis Nursery Mark Newnham will have three runners in the $500,000 Inglis Nursery, spearheaded by Pierro colt Canyonero.
Liam Birchley in two-state stakes attack Stablemates Havasay and Crack Me Up will contest stakes races in Brisbane and Sydney respectively for trainer Liam Birchley.
Trainer Michael Quadara to front RAD Board Racing Victoria stewards have charged Seymour trainer Michael Quadara with misconduct.
Cavanough pleads for rain for The Monstar Trainer Brett Cavanough is on weather-watch for smart sprinter The Monstar ahead of the Razor Sharp Handicap.
Infamous trainer Hayden Haitana dead at 72 Hayden Haitana, the trainer at the centre of the Fine Cotton ring-in scandal, has died in South Australia, aged 72.
Moloney returns for another NZ experience Melbourne jockey Patrick Moloney is making another trip to New Zealand for trainer Mike Moroney.
Shinn OK to ride Millions favourite Bondi The Racing Appeals NSW panel has given Blake Shinn a Magic Millions lead-up lifeline after reducing the terms of the leading jockey's suspension.
Hunter keeping options open with Belwazi Trainer Jerome Hunter will be watching acceptances to decide the weaker of two options for Belwazi as the mare attempts to extend her winning sequence.
Valderrama out for turf win at Mornington With five career wins to his credit, Valderrama will be attempting to secure his first on a turf track when he runs first-up over 1200m at Mornington.
Heathcote sweats on inside Villiers gate Eagle Farm trainer Robert Heathcote believes a good barrier is essential for Hopfgarten's winning chances in the Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Funeral date set for jockey Samara Johnson Mourners have been asked to wear jeans, boot and the colour purple when jockey Samara Johnson is farewelled at the Toompang Racecourse in Young.
Laing horse banned from racing for a year Stewards are continuing investigations into the detection of a banned anabolic steroid in a blood sample taken from the Robbie Laing-trained Little Indian.
Racing NSW to assist Canberra participants Sydney trainer Pat Webster will head a group to offer support to Canberra racing participants after an accident in which local rider Samara Johnson was killed.
Red Excitement back to old self: Ryan Trainer Gerald Ryan is convinced Red Excitement has found his form again ahead of the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
Nash Rawiller wins his first Hong Kong G1 Mr Stunning's success in the Hong Kong Sprint has given jockey Nash Rawiller his first Group One win in Hong Kong.
Caulfield race next on Vinland's agenda After an impressive win at Sandown last start, promising colt Vinland is scheduled to run over 1700 metres at Caulfield.
Pony Power set to trial before Doomben Magic Millions hopeful Pony Power will have a barrier trial before a decision is made whether she returns in the Calaway Gal Stakes at Doomben.
Tracey Pelling new integrity unit boss Experienced police officer Tracey Pelling has been announced as the new boss of the integrity unit at the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission.
Music Magnate on comeback trail The Bjorn Baker-trained Music Magnate has won a barrier trial to signal he is ready to return to racing after injury.
Extra Zero retired after 109 starts Veteran Extra Zero has been retired by Lindsay Park Racing after 109 starts which included seven wins and 33 placings.
Fradd takes premiership lead Robbie Fradd has used Jeff Lloyd's absence to sweep to the lead in the Brisbane jockeys' premiership.
Victoria wins Origin series in Queensland Clare Lindop has won on Witness at the Sunshine Coast to steer Victoria to victory in the Origin Challenge series run over three days in Queensland.
Trapeze Artist to be aimed at Guineas The Randwick Guineas is the next Group One target for Golden Rose winner Trapeze Artist who is back in work at Rosehill.
Written By to be aimed at autumn features Trainer Grahame Begg is hoping promising two-year-old colt Written By can make an impact in feature juvenile races in both Melbourne and Sydney.
Highland Reel bows out with G1 win Irish horse Highland Reel has made his last start a winning one, taking out the Hong Kong Vase at Sha Tin.
Highly Geared unable to ease Kirkup's pain Hospitalised trainer Garry Kirkup has watched in physical and emotional pain as Highly Geared ran in the memory of his partner Samara Johnson at Rosehill.
Australian Group One winners 2017 Winx, trainer Chris Waller and jockey Hugh Bowman have set new marks during the year.
Group One winners 2017 Australian Group One winners for 2017.
Ben Allen ready to compete without a claim Victorian apprentice Ben Allen will compete against the senior jockeys without a claim after notching his 80th city winner.
Gollan-trained pair ready for Millions Trainer Tony Gollan will run Magic Millions Classic hopefuls Ef Troop and debutante Outback Barbie at Doomben.
Pike, Bowditch outed at different venues Jockeys Willie Pike and Joe Bowditch have received hefty suspensions for separate incidents at different venues.
Boom sire to dominate Millions First-season sire Spirit of Boom has had a great start to his stud career and it could translate to success in the Magic Millions Classic.
Paul Nicholls wins 10th Tingle Chase Paul Nicholls could have found his next superstar with Politologue adding his name to an illustrious roll of honour in the Tingle Creek at Sandown.
Pounamu wins Kingston Town Classic Pounamu has claimed the final Group One race of the year in Australia, the Kingston Town Classic at Ascot in Perth.
Amadeus wins VOBIS Gold Bullion Despite being disadvantaged under the weight scale of the VOBIS Gold Bullion at Pakenham, five-year-old Amadeus has raced to victory in the $120,000 event.
King Darci makes amends for Martin King Darci completed a double for Rosehill trainer Tim Martin at his home track after bouncing back from a disappointing performance.
Kah shows her class in Brisbane Handicap South Australia's Jamie Kah has shown why she is so highly rated with a great ride to win the Listed Brisbane Handicap on Cantbuybetter at Doomben.
Like A Carousel wins Pakenham Cup Trainer Ken Keys' decision to give veteran stayer Like A Carousel a summer preparation has reaped a reward, with the gelding taking out the Listed Pakenham Cup.
Nozi repays owners' faith at Doomben Veteran jockey Nozi Tomizawa has repaid the faith of Sylpheed's owners by guiding the mare at a win in the Listed Just Now Quality.
Everest winnings to fund cancer research More than $33,000 - a cut of Everest prize money - was donated to the Mark Hughes Foundation for brain cancer research from the ATC and Australian Bloodstock.
Lee Magorrian wins two, loses one Apprentice Lee Magorrian has the made the most of his opportunities on Invinzabeel and King Darci at Rosehill but lost the chance to ride Single Bullet.
Test The World racks up sixth victory Test The World has recorded the sixth win of her 10-start career at Rosehill, in a race that served as a tribute to jockey Samara Johnson.
NSW take lead in Origin Jockeys NSW will take a narrow lead into the final day of the Origin Jockeys Challenge at Caloundra after a win and third at Doomben.
Tried And Tired scores upset Pakenham win Eight-year-old Tried And Tired has raced to an upset win at Pakenham, with odds-on favourite Jungle Edge finishing a close third under a big weight.
Gambler's Blues comes up trumps Tim Martin-trained gelding Gambler's Blues has ended a 10-race losing streak with his first career win on his home track at Rosehill.
Brown guides O'Lonera to Pakenham win Apprentice Ethan Brown has guided the Cindy Alderson-trained O'Lonera to his first win in 16 months in a 2000m race at Pakenham.
Noire to be aimed at black type Noire has taken another step towards better races with her first Saturday-class win at Rosehill.
Zofonic Dancer now a Derby horse Trainer Robert Heathcote has ticked another box in his plan to run Zofonic Dancer in the Queensland Derby, with the gelding winning at Doomben.
Graham among harness drivers charged Shane Graham, Queensland's leading harness racing driver, is one of three more people charged with race fixing.
Magic Choir on song in Highway Handicap Magic Choir has won his metropolitan debut at Rosehill with a classy win in the Highway Handicap for Muswellbrook trainer Todd Howlett.
Blue Book makes it three on end at Doomben Smart Gold Coast two-year-old Blue Book has made it three wins from three after with an impressive performance at Doomben.
Bel Sonic wins opener on Pakenham Cup day Bel Sonic has raced to a win at Pakenham in his first race since September on the way to a start in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Gongs sounds warning to Slipper rivals Impressive Godolphin filly Gongs has maintained an unbeaten start to her career at Rosehill as she targets a return for the Golden Slipper.
Dunn suspended for careless riding Leading Melbourne jockey Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for 13 days for causing interference in a Jockeys Origin race at Doomben.
English trainer Peter Walwyn dies Former champion British trainer Peter Walwyn has died at the age of 84.
25 racehorses killed by California fire At least 25 horses have died and two trainers have been hurt after fire swept through a training centre in California.
Bowman named world's best jockey Hugh Bowman has been named as the world's best jockey - the first Australian to win the award.
Kiwis take early lead in Origin New Zealand has taken the early lead in the Origin jockeys series in Brisbane with a first and a second on the first of three days at Doomben.
Countercurrent on notice to perform Trainer Bjorn Baker says Countercurrent has to win her first start in Sydney at Rosehill to have any chance of qualifying for the Magic Millions race day.
Mornington seeks first Australian success English import Mornington is considered a strong chance to win for the first time in Australia as one of Chris Waller's seven contenders in a race at Rosehill.
Thoroughbreds killed in California fire An unknown number of thoroughbreds have died as the California wildfire hit the San Luis Rey training centre.
Wet could delay Making Mayhem's return A tendon injury has kept Making Mayhem on the sidelines for more than a year ahead of his possible return over 1000m at Pakenham.
King Of The North deserves metro chance Caloundra galloper King Of The North's first-up win on his home track has earned him a crack at a top class two-year-old field at Doomben.
Single Bullet aims for Magic Millions shot Gary Portelli is giving Single Bullet two opportunities to earn a trip to the Magic Millions 3YO Guineas, starting with a race against older horses at Rosehill.
Eurell expects good run from Fontein Lad Trainer Greg Eurell has been delighted with Fontein Lad since his last-start second at Cranbourne and expects a good showing from the gelding at Pakenham.
Eawase seeks to emulate Mum's magic moment Eawase, the first foal to race from 2011 Magic Millions 2YO Classic winner Karuta Queen, will take a significant step towards emulating her mother at Rosehill.
Burning Front aiming for Gold at Pakenham Burning Front will be out to snap a six-race winless run when he heads to Pakenham for another lucrative race restricted to VOBIS Gold nominated horses.
Guy partnership have city double chance The father and son training partnership of Bryan and Daniel Guy has a chance for its first metropolitan Saturday-class double at Doomben.
Carey hopes for longshot in Pakenham Cup Khartoum may have only won a maiden at Bendigo but his trainer Pat Carey sees the 2500 metres of the Pakenham Cup suiting the stayer.
Apprentice English earns Steel Zip ride Trainer Pat Duff has rewarded country apprentice Hannah English for her hard work with the ride on veteran Steel Zip at Doomben.
Stumbling block for Hokkaido at Pakenham Noel Callow will be reunited with Hokkaido when the gelding runs in the VOBIS Gold Bullion at Pakenham.
Orman chases more wins for Edmonds stable In-form jockey James Orman is keen to convert a midweek winner for Toby Edmonds into a stakes victory for the trainer at Doomben.
Teenage jockey Kennedy in stunning win Rising teenage jumps jockey Jack Kennedy has had to use all his skills to stay on in a race at Clonmel which he eventually won.
Ef Troop, Sunlight star in GCoast trials Two-year-olds Ef Troop and Sunlight have signalled they will be forces to be reckoned with in the Magic Millions Classic after strong trials at the Gold Coast.
Brave Song comeback under threat Three-year-old colt Brave Song may have his new campaign delayed because of an awkward draw and forecast rain.
Chris Waller cautious on newcomer Charge Chris Waller has adopted a wait-and-see approach for the latest two-year-old to step out for his stable.
Invincible Al chasing back-to-back wins Invincible Al was successful in a race on the 2016 Pakenham Cup day program and will be chasing another victory at this year's meeting.
A look at the Gr 1 Kingston Town Classic Key facts about the final Australian Group One race for 2017, the 1800m Kingston Town Classic.
Dry track a key to Emphasis improvement Toowoomba galloper Emphasis is set to turn around a last-start worst-career run when he returns to drier conditions in the Listed Brisbane Handicap.
Sadler to plead guilty to conduct charge Trainer John Sadler will front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board on an improper conduct charge.
Long wait almost over for Angela Davies Gosford trainer Angela Davies is hoping injury-prone gelding Waitandwatch can finally make it back to the races at Rosehill.
Devastated jockey rides in tribute to mate Former Canberra apprentice Rachel Hunt faces an emotional ride on Highly Geared at Rosehill, where the mare races to honour jockey Samara Johnson.
Baster out to add Cup to Tulloch Lodge run Jockey Stephen Baster will try to add the Pakenham Cup to his recent success for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.
Lindop returns to roots for Origin series Leading South Australian rider Clare Lindop has explained why she is riding for Victoria in the Origin Jockey Series in Queensland.
Transfer Allowance aims for better finish Trainer Peter Roche would be delighted with a top-five finish in the Pakenham Cup with his only horse in training.
Avdulla heads west for first Ascot rides Jockey Brenton Avdulla heads to Perth for his first Ascot appearance when he rides second favourite It's Somewhat in the Group One Kingston Town Classic.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s 2yo Hcp at Rosehill… Some strong female families are behind this field of juveniles, including the first foal to race from Karuta Queen!
Gollan can't split trio in Listed Just Now Premier trainer Tony Gollan says he can't split his three runners in the Listed Just Now Quality at Doomben.
Magic Millions Guineas aim for Bel Sonic Lightly raced three-year-old Bel Sonic will be out to enhance his Magic Millions Guineas prospects when runs at Pakenham.
Rodd in Doomben call-up for Blue Book ride International jockey Michael Rodd will be the replacement rider for unbeaten two-year-old Blue Book at Doomben.
Hayley Turned faces inquiry over betting Hayley Turner will front a disciplinary hearing after being found to have a betting account while still licensed as a jockey.
Zac Purton wins HK Jockeys Challenge Ex-pat Australian Zac Purton has won the Hong Kong International Jockeys Challenge at Happy Valley.
Connections toast New York after win Toast Of New York has made a triumphant return to action at Lingfield after three years.
Scream Park in frame for Karaka Classic New Zealand-bred colt Scream Park has ticked off his maiden at Warwick Farm, the first step towards a return home for the inaugural Karaka Million 3YO Classic.
Qld trainer strikes more paydirt in Sydney Gold Coast trainer Marcus Wilson has launched another successful raid on a Warwick Farm midweek meeting.
Darabad ready for Pakenham Cup challenge Robbie Laing says a gelding operation had a long-lasting effect on former French stayer Darabad who is set to run in the Pakenham Cup.
Lisdoonvarna ploughs through W Farm wet Three-year-old filly Lisdoonvarna has another win under her belt after an impressive return to form at Warwick Farm.
Ipswich wins for Jackson Murphy, Zoe White Jackson Murphy and Zoe White, tipped to be Brisbane's leading apprentices next season, have posted wins at Ipswich.
Pakenham race next on Our Bottino's agenda After missing runs in both the Kilmore Cup and Port Fairy Cup because of the weather, Our Bottino is scheduled to have his next start at Pakenham over 1600m.
Jungle Edge ticking boxes for Pakenham run Jungle Edge only needs a clear result from a blood test to take his place in a 1200m handicap at Pakenham.
Provincial Championship winner to return Reigning Provincial Championship winner Maryore is set for a one-off run for new trainer Joe Ible at Rosehill before spelling to focus on an autumn campaign.
Queensland has most luck in Origin draw Queensland has had some luck in the draw for the Origin jockeys' challenge with Matt McGillivray on a short-priced favourite in the second heat.
McGillivray keeps plum Brisbane Hcp ride Matt McGillivray has been rewarded for his commitment to trainer Liam Birchley with the Brisbane Handicap ride on Villiers Stakes-bound Crack Me Up.
Willi Willi to begin campaign at Pakenham Lightly raced gelding Willi Willi has shown promise in his six starts and is scheduled to begin his latest campaign in the VOBIS Gold Bullion at Pakenham.
Highly Geared runs for Kirkup at Rosehill Highly Geared will run for trainer Garry Kirkup at Rosehill as he recovers from serious injuries suffered in a car accident.
Qld trainers want action on stayers Queensland trainers want an urgent meeting to solve issues which have led to a the lack of quality stayers in the state.
Henry Plumptre to join Cambridge Stud Godolphin's former Australian managing director Henry Plumptre will join New Zealand's Cambridge Stud as chief executive.
Daniel Northey injured in track fall Jockey Daniel Northey has suffered suspected pelvic injuries in a trackwork incident at Scone.
Marsha sold for European record Group One-winning mare Marsha has been bought by Coolmore for a European auction record six million guineas at Tattersalls.
It's Somewhat on target for Kingston Town Kingston Town Stakes second favourite It's Somewhat has had the ideal preparation ahead of the Group One race over 1800m at Ascot.
A Showdown looms for 2YOs at Caulfield After squaring off in the boxing ring a real Showdown looms on the racetrack for trainers Troy Corstens and Henry Dwyer.
Hunter studs up in arms over mine decision The NSW government has renewed an underground exploration licence at the Drayton South site in the Upper Hunter, while ruling out an open-cut mine.
Trainer Garry Kirkup undergoes 2nd surgery Canberra trainer Garry Kirkup has undergone a second abdominal surgery for injuries he suffered in a car accident in which his partner Samara Johnson died.
$1 million The Showdown set for Caulfield A new $1 million race for two-year-olds will be the feature of the fifth annual Victorian Owners and Breeders Raceday at Caulfield.
The Showdown a great initiative: Dwyer A new $1 million race will be the highlight for the fifth annual Victorian Owners and Breeders Incentive Scheme race day at Caulfield in 2019.
Newnham aims newcomer at Magic Millions Mark Newnham will unveil debutante Carnina at Rosehill for the first of two possible attempts to qualify for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic at the Gold Coast.
The Tin Man withdrawn from HK Sprint English horse The Tin Man has been taken out of the Hong Kong International Sprint after arriving with a temperature.
Grey Lion out to break through at Pakenham The Pakenham Cup will be import Grey Lion's latest chance to break through for his first Australian win after his last-start third in the Ballarat Cup.
Lake Lugarno has third crack at metro win Lake Lugarno will make the trip from Forbes to Sydney for the third time in search of a long-awaited metropolitan win for veteran trainer Barry Molloy.
Scott Jones out of coma after gas blast Lismore Turf Club manager Scott Jones is out of an induced coma about two weeks after suffering burns to 45 per cent of his body in a blast at the racecourse.
Black Heart Bart favourite for Perth G1 Black Heart Bart is favourite to claim his sixth Group One win in the weight-for-age Kingston Town Stakes in Perth after a close second in the Railway Stakes.
Jones fatal fall an accident: stewards Racing NSW stewards have concluded the Warialda fall in which popular country jockey Darren Jones suffered fatal injuries, was an accident.
International jockeys' championships in HK A look at the 12 jockeys taking part in the International Jockeys' Championship in Hong Kong, including Australian Hugh Bowman.
Setback for star NZer Gingernuts Triple Group One winner Gingernuts has had a setback after surgery to repair a broken pastern.
Randwick to host second Chinese Festival The Chinese Festival will again be held at Randwick, coinciding with the possible return of Winx.
Jamie Kah called up for NZ jockeys' series South Australian jockey Jamie Kah will replace the suspended Blake Shinn in the Jockeys' World Cup Prelude in New Zealand.
Chris Waller happy with Tom Melbourne Tom Melbourne's Group One efforts haven't always pleased punters but his trainer Chris Waller is happy with him ahead of the Kingston Town Classic.
Markets released for big Sydney races Markets have been released for feature races at Randwick during The Championships and the second running of The Everest.
Portelli hoping for drying weather Trainer Gary Portelli will keep an eye on the weather before committing Single Bullet to a start at Rosehill.
Oncidium Ruler on target for Pakenham Cup Trainer Mick Kent is expecting the 2500 metres of the Pakenham Cup to suit in-form stayer Oncidium Ruler.
Rudy heads entries for Brisbane Handicap Trainer Helen Page has confirmed stable star Rudy will run exclusively in Brisbane this summer.
Taylor Marshall gets suspension relief The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has shaved four meetings off a careless riding suspension incurred by apprentice Taylor Marshall.
Vlad Duric claims first Singapore title A winning double at the final meeting has cemented Australian Vlad Duric's first Singapore jockeys' premiership.
Fradd wins jockey series in Mauritius Brisbane rider Robbie Fradd has won an international jockeys' challenge in Mauritius representing his native South Africa.
Jockey killed, partner injured in accident Canberra trainer Garry Kirkup remains in an induced coma after a car accident in which his partner, track rider and picnic jockey Samara Johnson, died.
Spirit Of Boom Colt Flies On Debut Few missed the trial of the David Atkins-trained Jonker on the Beaumont track back on November 21, so it was no surprise that he was sent off an odds-on favourite at his career debut in Sunday's Max Lees Classic (900m) at Newcastle.
Elliott forges ahead of Mullins Gordon Elliott is refusing to get carried away by talk of a first Irish trainers' title despite claiming all three Grade One winners at Fairyhouse.
Jonker adds his name to Millions list Newcastle juvenile Jonker has made an impressive debut to stakes his claim for inclusion in the Magic Millions Classic field.
Two winners for Patrick Moloney in NZ Victorian jockey Patrick Moloney has ridden a winner at each of the two meetings he rode at in New Zealand.
Bosanova to dance through summer Gold Coast mare All Over Bosanova will have two runs this summer before she gets ready for a possible trip to Sydney.
Bart ready for Kingston Town challenge Black Heart Bart has continued to please the Darren Weir stable and is ready to tackle the 1800m of the Kingston Town Stakes in Perth.
Gerald Ryan excited about Villiers Gerald Ryan's stable stalwart Red Excitement has whown he is back in the groove and will head to the Villiers Stakes.
Wyong next stop for La Pomme De Pin The Wyong Magic Millions Classic in NSW is next on the agenda for talented Adelaide filly La Pomme De Pin, a dominant winner at Ballarat last start.
Total Recall wins thriller at Newbury Total Recall has given trainer Willie Mullins a win to savour in the Ladbrokes Trophy Chase at Newbury.
NSW favourite for jockeys origin series NSW has been installed the early favourite for the Origin Jockeys Challenge in Queensland.
Viddora finally gets Group One win South Australian mare Viddora has claimed an overdue Group One win in the Winterbottom Stakes in Perth.
Kim Waugh makes smart call on Uptown Lad Kim Waugh's decision not to scratch Uptown Lad from the last at Rosehill due to a heavy track has paid off as the gelding romped to victory.
Monsieur Gustave wins George Moore Vastly improved Monsieur Gustave has shown his usual fight to win his fourth straight stakes race, the Group Three George Moore Stakes.
Jungle Edge wins again in wet at Sandown Noted wet-track specialist Jungle Edge has sprinted to victory on a heavy track at Sandown, giving apprentice Georgina Cartwright her first city win.
Egyptian Symbol makes her mark at Rosehill Egyptian Symbol has begun her latest campaign in style, with a decisive Listed win at Rosehill.
Testashadow shines to lift gloom Testashadow heads to the Villiers Stakes at Randwick after the gelding reinvigorated his career with a timely victory in the Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Pierata on course for big bonus Sydney colt Pierata has shown connections were right in knocking back an offer for him by winning the first leg of a $500,000 treble series at Doomben.
Miss Wonderland returns with Sandown win Miss Wonderland has produced a powerful late finish to claim a first-up win on heavy ground at Sandown.
Broadside delivers at Rosehill Broadside has come out of the pack to claim the Listed ATC Cup at Rosehill in his first start since he won the Newcastle Cup.
Vinland impresses at a wet Sandown The Tony McEvoy-trained Vinland has raced to a dominant win on a heavy track at Sandown, earning high praise from his jockey Andrew Mallyon.
Snowdens' filly too fast in Mode Plate The Snowden training partnership's Pretty Fast has earned a valuable black-type win in the Listed Mode Plate at Doomben.
Sedanzer takes another step forward In-form mare Sedanzer is closing in on a step up in class to black type after extending her unbeaten preparation at Rosehill.
Volpe sprints to Highway win at Rosehill A masterful ride by Jean Van Overmeire has helped Volpe to a dashing win in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Jockey Tomizawa to keep Millions ride Veteran jockey Nozi Tomizawa will keep the Magic Millions ride on Ardoyne Road after steering the filly to a brilliant win at Doomben.
Wet Sandown no concern for Mrs Gardenia Mrs Gardenia has appreciated a drop in grade scoring a stylish win as favourite in the Clanbrooke Racing Handicap at Sandown.
Imperial Aviator claims Australian win English stayer Imperial Aviator has been touted as a potential Melbourne Cup contender by Gai Waterhouse after he won for the first time in Australia.
Kersley set for big Melbourne move Apprentice Fred Kersley is set to go on loan to Lindsay Park after landing his 20th metropolitan win aboard Memory Bank at Sandown.
Begg has high hopes for Written By Trainer Grahame Begg believes Written By has the talent for better races next autumn after the two-year-old made a winning start to his career at Sandown.
My Giuliano heads to Stayers Cup My Giuliano is headed to the Magic Millions Stayers Cup in January after making it three wins in a row at Doomben.
Epidemic adds to winning record The regally bred Epidemic has claimed her second consecutive win with victory in a small field at Rosehill.
Perfect Pitch claims maiden at Rosehill Golden Slipper-winning trainer Gary Portelli has another promising two-year-old filly on his hands after Perfect Pitch broke her maiden at Rosehill.
Moher to be checked by vet on race day Moher has been passed fit by Godolphin vets but the Festival Stakes contender will have a race day inspection after being kicked in a leg.
Junglized challenged to match winning duo Buoyed by a double at Mudgee, Hawkesbury trainer Brad Widdup is looking to his first ever runner Junglized to continue his winning streak at Rosehill.
Flash chasing the Sandown Cash for Laurie With a nomination for the Magic Millions Guineas on the Gold Coast, Flash Cash needs to show he's worthy of the trip with a forward showing at Sandown.
Kennewell can't fault Viddora in Perth Adelaide trainer Lloyd Kennewell expects Viddora to prove hard to beat in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes in Perth with even luck in running.
Mister Sea Wolf to start Australian career European import Mister Sea Wolf will make his Australian debut in the Festival Stakes at Rosehill, a stepping stone to the Doncaster Mile.
Improper conduct charge for John Sadler John Sadler will front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board after being charged with improper conduct by Racing Victoria stewards.
Gamblestown rolls dice for comeback win Gamblestown will step up to 2000 metres for the first time in the ATC Cup at Rosehill in an attempt to record his first win since returning from injury.
Moroney stable with two Sandown chances Stablemates War Legend and Lord Barrington are scheduled to run at Sandown after missing planned starts on Kilmore Cup day when that meeting was abandoned.
Expected Sandown wet no worry for Smerdon Trainer Robert Smerdon doesn't expect the prospects of a rain-affected track to cause his runners too many concerns at Sandown.
McGillivray gets chance for 2nd stakes win Matt McGillivray will ride tough sprinter Siegfried in his comeback in the George Moore Stakes after the gelding's regular riders were unavailable.
Marshall appeals 26-meeting suspension Apprentice Taylor Marshall has appealed a 26-meeting suspension after being found guilty of careless riding in a race in which another jockey fell.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s 2yo Plate at Rosehill… The field of eight come from a variety of families and include relations to HK Sprinting sensation Absolute Champion, Golden Slipper winner Vancouver, Blue Diamond Stakes winner True Jewels and the grand mare Appearance.
Doomben predicted to go ahead Stewards will inspect a rain-soaked Doomben racecourse late on race eve but there is no danger to the meeting unless there are more heavy falls.
Rain to determine Sandown meeting fate The projected amount of rain on race day will determine the fate of the Melbourne metropolitan meeting at Sandown.
Redouble after trio of wins at Rosehill Redouble will attempt to extend his winning streak to three when the Bjorn Baker-trained gelding steps up to 1500 metres at Rosehill.
Jim Byrne is Paul Butterworth's gain Trainer Paul Butterworth is happy jockey Jim Byrne will be fit to ride Capital Gain in his comeback run at Doomben.
Mister Smartee finally makes Rosehill Veteran Port Macquarie trainer Tas Morton is bringing three-year-old Mister Smartee to Rosehill for a crack at a Highway Handicap.
Milwaukee set to run at Rosehill The Mike Moroney-trained dual acceptor Milwaukee is set to head to Sydney to run at Rosehill in preference to a race at Sandown.
Group One Autumn Goals for Derby Winning Colt As Victoria Derby hero Ace High continues a well-earned break in the spelling paddock, trainer David Payne is already plotting the next chapter of his success which may ultimately lead to a stud career at a major farm.
Matthew Leek to face RAD Board hearing The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear charges against trainer Matthew Leek over the attempted raceday treatment of two horses at Pakenham.
Palazzo Pubblico set for Starlight Stakes Palazzo Pubblico will attempt to build on an encouraging start to her campaign in Melbourne when she lines up in the Starlight Stakes at Rosehill.
Kersley after Sandown win for Lindsay Park West Australian apprentice Fred Kersley needs one more city winner to transfer on loan to Lindsay Park and further his riding career.
Positives for Monsieur Gustave at Doomben Monsieur Gustave has plenty of positive statistics as he chases his fourth stakes win in a row at Doomben.
Cory Parish out to build on dream spring Having won the Caulfield Cup on Boom Time and ridden the stayer in a Melbourne Cup and Japan Cup, Cory Parish is keen to build on his memorable spring.
Miss Invincible has chance to prove it Bjorn Baker will introduce his fourth two-year-old of the season when Miss Invincible makes her debut at Rosehill.
Former French horse in Sandown debut Lindsay Park will unveil former French horse Al Haram in an 1800m-race at Sandown.
Tabcorp, CrownBet to settle differences TabCorp and CrownBet have settled differences over the $11 billion merger between the former and Tatts Group.
Katy keeps giving for O'Dea Trainer Steve O'Dea's first good horse Kiss Me Katy continues to help the trainer with her progeny.
Wet no worry for Cooroi Chase at Doomben The rain which has swamped Doomben racecourse holds no fears for noted mudlark Cooroi Chase.
Patrick Moloney to ride in New Zealand Victorian jockey Patrick Moloney will ride at two feature meetings in New Zealand, replacing the suspended Jake Bayliss.
Taylor Marshall suspended for 26 meetings Apprentice Taylor Marshall has been suspended for 26 meetings for careless riding in a race at Yarra Valley earlier this spring.
Weather watch for Snoopy at Doomben Trainer Chris Munce is watching the weather before he commits the much-travelled Snoopy to a Brisbane debut in the George Moore Stakes.
Heavy rain puts dampener on Vic meetings City racing at Moonee Valley and Sandown could be in jeopardy if the heavy rain forecast in Victoria eventuates.
Toast Of New York in surprise comeback Group One performer Toast Of New York is to make a surprise comeback at Lingfield.
Fradd has best day at Gold Coast Jockey Robbie Fradd received an early present for his 53rd birthday next week by riding an Australian career-best 5 1/2 winners at the Gold Coast on Wednesday.
Talented fillies break maidens at Wyong Three-year-old fillies Impulsive and Velocita have recorded contrasting maiden wins for Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller at Wyong.
Cumani takes soft approach with Authority Golden Authority remains unbeaten this campaign with a narrow win in the Spicer Thoroughbreds Handicap at Sandown.
Mallyon impressed by McEvoy-trained colts Andrew Mallyon has a good strike rate riding for trainer Tony McEvoy and could add to it when he partners Vinland and Sanctimonious in races at Sandown.
Iowa continues Waller's staying run Well-bred filly Iowa has continued Chris Waller's Gold Cost stables' great run in metropolitan class staying races in Queensland with her win on Wednesday.
Isorich set for first Listed Sydney start Veteran gelding Isorich takes on Listed company in Sydney for the first time in his 71-race career in the Starlight Stakes at Rosehill.
Sandown heatwave no worries for Bugari Bugari has handled the hot weather at Sandown to record his second win and his first on a city racetrack.
Champions from Sir Tristram and Zabeel Sir Patrick Hogan has sold his famous Cambridge Stud in New Zealand, where stallion Sir Tristram and his son Zabeel sired dozens of Group One winners.
Yendall, Freedman chasing another G1 win Dean Yendall has won two Group One races from three rides for the Anthony Freedman stable this season and will be out to add another on Santa Ana Lane in Perth.
Coyle hopes tempo change boosts Salsonic Warwick Farm trainer Jason Coyle hopes a useful tempo can allow Salsonic to challenge the in-form Cabeza De Vaca in the Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Rain to decide Big Money's race venue Trainer Rodney Northam is keen to run Big Money in the George Moore Stakes at Doomben in Brisbane but will switch to Sydney if rain continues in Brisbane.
Jim Byrne cleared of ankle break Top jockey Jim Byrne should be able to ride at Doomben after being cleared of a broken ankle.
Iconic Cambridge Stud sold Cambridge Stud, New Zealand's most iconic stud, is about to change hands and, very importantly for the New Zealand thoroughbred industry, it will remain proudly Kiwi-owned.
Sir Patrick Hogan sells Cambridge Stud Sir Patrick Hogan has confirmed the sale of his famous Cambridge Stud in New Zealand.
Brett Cavanough eases monster workload Scone trainer Brett Cavanough is enjoying spending more time with his growing stable after enlisting former trainer Kerry Jordan as his racing manager.
Performer Slipper favourite in 1st market The Chris Waller-trained Breeders' Plate winner Performer is the $8 favourite in TAB's first Golden Slipper markets.
Melbourne stint for UK apprentice Bryan UK apprentice Joshua Bryan will be chasing his first Australian winner when he makes his Victorian metropolitan debut with one ride at Sandown.
David Payne rolls out two-year-old duo Rosehill trainer David Payne will unveil colts Reagan and Toulouse on their home track as the blooding process for the stable's two-year-olds continues.
Abandoned Kilmore Cup won't be rescheduled The eight races called off at Kilmore because of the weather, including the Kilmore Cup, will not be rescheduled.
Magic Millions Trophy aim for Toffee Nose Toffee Nose will step up to 1600m at Sandown in her second start of a preparation aimed towards the $1 million Magic Millions Trophy at the Gold Coast.
Scott Jones recovering after Lismore blast Doctors are pleased with the progress of Lismore Turf Club manager Scott Jones as he continues treatment after suffering serious burns in an explosion.
Mighty Lucky seeks to repeat golden summer Mighty Lucky will attempt to replicate the best preparation of his career for trainer Fred Cowell starting with a second Festival Stakes win at Rosehill.
Hugh Bowman is the world's best Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has cemented the title as the world's best for the year.
Bowman credits Winx for top jockey status Australia's Hugh Bowman has been named the world's best jockey for 2017, and says he has to pinch himself when thinking about his 15 Group One wins on Winx.
Tahlia Hope appeals severity of suspension Apprentice Tahlia Hope has appealed the severity of a suspension incurred for weighing in in excess of 0.5kg over her declared weight after a race at Ballarat.
Jim Byrne hurt at Doomben jump-outs Top Brisbane jockey Jim Byrne has injured an ankle at the jump-outs and is unlikely to ride at the Gold Coast meeting.
Fastnet Cyclone to line up at Sandown Trainer Simon Morrish is expecting Fastnet Cyclone to appreciate the roomier Sandown circuit when he runs in the Ladbrokes Handicap.
QRIC denies steward rumours The Queensland Racing Integrity Commisison has denied there is basis to a rumour a steward is under investigation for misconduct.
Jockeys released from hospital after fall Victorian jockeys Jarrod Fry and Jack Martin have escaped with minor injuries after a fall at Hamilton.
Four trainers have escaped arsenic charges Post and rail fencing constructed from Copper Chromium Arsenic treated timber has resulted in four horses returning high levels of arsenic following races.
Two hospital bound after Hamilton fall Jockey Jarrod Fry and apprentice Jack Martin have been taken to the local hospital for X-rays following a race fall at Hamilton.
Quiet time ahead for in-form Ryan Balfour Ryan Balfour doesn't have the bullets to replicate his haul of five winners at Morphettville, but has a small team nominated for Morphettville and Sandown.
Samantha to star for Ryan at Rosehill Gerald Ryan will rely on Samantha as the stable's runner in the Listed Starlight Stakes at Rosehill.
Rain alters Bell's plans with Jungle Edge If track conditions remain in the soft range, Jungle Edge is expected to run in a 1000m-sprint at Sandown.
Extra work-out for Testashadow Trainer Gary Portelli will give a heavier week than usual in an attempt to sharpen him up for the Group Three Festival Stakes.
Fuhryk chases Group One Perth sprint glory Lindsay Park is hoping Fuhryk can go one better than Sheidel when she runs in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot.
Gingernuts continues recovery from injury Star New Zealander Gingernuts will continue his rehabilitation from leg surgery at a Victorian farm.
Niccanova steps up to open company Lightly raced NIccanova will tackle open company for the first time in the Group Three George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
Noel Callow withdraws RAD Board appeal Noel Callow has decided not to appeal a careless riding suspension before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Hugh Bowman wins Japan Cup on Cheval Grand Australian jockey Hugh Bowman has claimed the Japan Cup aboard Cheval Grand with defending champion Kitasan Black third.
Qld night racing causes trackwork problems Night racing is on the increase in Queensland and it has led to a lack of available trackwork riders the next morning because of restrictions on apprentices.
Red Excitement to settle better Gerald Ryan has worked to get Red Excitement to settle in his races and hopes it pays off in the Festival Stakes.
Mark Du Plessis for Origin series in Qld Star New Zealand jockey Mark Du Plessis has been named as the second rider in an All Stars Team to contest the Origin jockeys series in Brisbane.
First stakes winner for Ocean Park Ocean Jewel has become the first stakes winner for her sire, Cox Plate winner Ocean Park.
Group One pair enjoying time in paddock Redkirk Warrior and Vega Magic are enjoying paddock time ahead of planned Group One autumn targets.
More milestones for trainer Tony Gollan Trainer Trainer Tony Gollan should reach several milestones this season but Notonyourlife's Doomben win was a first for him.
Josephine Gordon reaches 100 milestone Josephine Gordon has reached 100 winners in Britain for the year, to join Hayley Turner as the only women to reach the milestone.
Qld stewards warn on unlicensed risks Queensland stewards have warned trainers to beware of using unlicensed staff after a series of incidents around the state.
Tahlia Hope suspended for overweight ride Weighing in overweight on second placegetter Proud Wolf has earned apprentice Tahlia Hope a two-week suspension.
Great Shot holds on to win Railway Great Shot has given the locals an upset victory in the Group One Railway Stakes at Ascot in Perth for trainer Rhys Radford and jockey Craig Staples.
Don't Tease Me the first to beat Bon Amis Apprentice jockey Rachel Hunt has won on six-year-old Don't Tease Me at Rosehill, defeating the previously unbeaten Bon Amis.
Grand Dreamer prevails in wet Ballarat Cup Rain resulting in a track downgrade to heavy has aided Grand Dreamer to claim the Listed Ballarat Cup.
Blake Shinn in stewards' inquiry Jockey Blake Shinn has objected to being questioned over his tactics in a race at Rosehill.
Matt Dunn to the fore on Country Classic Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn has taken another Sydney race, with Miss Dubois winning the $100,000 Country Classic.
Birchley aims Crack Me Up for Villiers Trainer Liam Birchley thinks he has the right horse to win next month's Villiers in Sydney after Crack Me Up won the Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Mum-to-be wins Listed race at Doomben Well-bred mare Notonyourlife, who is in foal, has scored an upset win in the Listed Ubet Classic at Doomben.
Consistent Tezlah scores again at Ballarat A third win from four starts has surprised trainer Robert Smerdon after Tezlah scored at Ballarat.
Invinzabeel scores welcome win at Rosehill Invinzabeel has defied top weight and his more fancied rivals to score a welcome win at Rosehill.
La Pomme De Pin wins Clockwise Classic Adelaide filly La Pomme De Pin has put her speed credentials on the line with an all-the-way win in the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Magnufighter aims for Millions Guineas The addition of blinkers to his race day gear has seen Magnufighter on the road to a Magic Millions Guineas start after winning at Doomben.
Bull Market pips Poetic Charmer to win Bull Market and Poetic Charmer have run a close quinella for training partners Peter and Paul Snowden at Rosehill.
Secret Lady exposes Plague Stone A plunge on debutant Plague Stone has come unstuck, with Secret Lady showing him a clean pair of heels at Rosehill.
Weir on the board on Ballarat Cup day Brugal Reward has helped Darren Weir to a perfect start at Ballarat, winning the opening race on Cup day.
Easy win for Lloyd before Mauritius ride Premier jockey Jeff Lloyd has warned up for an international race in Mauritius with an all-the-way win on Blue Book at Doomben.
Torgersen to help with milestones Chris Waller's fledgling Gold Coast stable can bring up two milestones if Torgersen wins the Listed Recognition Stakes.
Udyta Clarke's ATM resumes at Ballarat Cranbourne trainer Udyta Clarke has described It's A Shame Billy as her ATM as he embarks on another campaign at Ballarat.
Speedy Kitty ready for Clockwise challenge Plenty of work has gone into Speedy Kitty to have her ready for the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Punters come for Plague Stone Plague Stone will be the latest Godolphin Golden Slipper prospect to appear when the two-year-old makes his debut at Rosehill as the well-supported favourite.
Howley to take over at Macedon Lodge Liam Howley has been approved as head trainer at Lloyd Williams Macedon Lodge following a licence upgrade from assistant trainer.
Antonio Giuseppe targets Ballarat Cup Chris Waller is looking to Antonio Giuseppe to give him a second Ballarat Cup after the victory of Junoob two years ago.
Gollan to rock two-year-old for Aquis Debutant Rock 'N' Sol is one of 15 starters for trainer Tony Gollan at Doomben and is also one of several two-year-old runners for Aquis Farm.
Swift return to Sydney for Overdue Albury trainer Kym Davison will bring Overdue to Sydney for just the second time in his career for the $100,000 Country Classic at Rosehill.
Noel Callow appealing Moe suspension The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear a careless riding appeal lodged by Noel Callow following a suspension incurred at Moe.
Lindsay Park up for another WA carnival Sovereign Nation will fly the flag for Lindsay Park in the Group One Railway Stakes at Ascot.
Rare luck for Kendrick at Doomben Smart mare Rare Occurrence has the right conditions to help her trainer Stuart Kendrick get another success story in a stakes race at Doomben.
Azkadellia to retain Group One win Azkadellia will not be disqualified from her Group One Queen of the Turf win with Racing NSW saying the ownership case does not affect her status.
Scott Jones undergoes burns surgery Injured Lismore Turf Club manager Scott Jones has undergone surgery in Brisbane after suffering serious burns in an explosion.
Boom Time draws barrier 10 in Japan Cup Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time will start from gate 10 in the Japan Cup.
ATC flexes charity muscles from Everest A $33,000 cheque will be presented to the Mark Hughes Foundation on behalf of the ATC and Australian Bloodstock from Brave Smash's Everest winnings.
Wiggins to return on Frespanol at Doomben Group One winning jockey Ryan Wiggins is back from a stint in Mauritius and will ride Frespanol for Tony Gollan in the Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
McEvoy chases another Clockwise Classic Tony McEvoy trained the quinella in the 2016 Magic Millions Clockwise Classic and is hoping for good showings from Our Toninicconi and First Diamond this year.
Secret Lady continues Magic Millions quest Trainer Gary Portelli's bid to qualify two-year-old filly Secret Lady for the Magic Millions will continue at Rosehil.
Griffiths team ready to tackle Ballarat Ballarat has been a successful venue for trainer Robbie Griffiths who has four runners at the track on Ballarat Cup day.
Rare chance at double for Purtle Respected stud owner Brian Purtle has a rare chance to own and breed a metropolitan double with bothers Enterprise Moss and Trubia at Doomben.
Rory Hutchings feasts on new opportunity An injury to close mate Chad Lever has enabled Rory Hutchings to combine with unbeaten Bon Amis at Rosehill.
Black Heart Bart back in Perth for Railway Black Heart Bart will be out to return to his best when he runs in the Group One Railway Stakes in Perth after a winless Melbourne spring campaign.
Hunt eyes metro races after Sydney return Apprentice jockey Rachel Hunt says returning to Sydney is the best move she's made, with more metro opportunities including three rides at Rosehill.
Crack Me Up gets big drop in weights Three-time stakes winner Crack Me Up will drop 9kg in weight when he meets a smart field in the Listed Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Bayliss chasing successive Ballarat Cups Regan Bayliss guided Pilote D'Essai to victory in the Ballarat Cup as an apprentice, now he wants victory as a senior rider aboard Extra Zero.
New format for State of Origin Racing Queensland has officially announced a new format for its annual State of Origin jockeys series.
Rudy has two trials ahead of comeback Million-dollar earner Rudy has had two trials to prepare for his comeback in the Listed Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Racetrack boss hurt in explosion Scott Jones, the boss of the Lismore Turf Club, has been taken to the Gold Coast hospital after suffering burns in an explosion at the racetrack.
More quality races for Sunshine Coast Queensland trainers want more top class races at the Sunshine Coast while Queensland's other big track at Eagle Farm remains closed.
Monsieur Gustave keeps improving Monsieur Gustave has made it three wins in a row in stakes races by winning the Listed Keith Noud Quality at Ipswich.
Gongs sounds warning with winning debut Promising Godolphin two-year-old filly Gongs has won her first start in convincing fashion at the Canterbury midweek meeting.
Taddai Tondo comes off retirement bench A late call for extra acceptances has led to Taddai Tondo breaking a two-year victory drought at Sandown.
Allen out to go one better in Ballarat Cup After finishing second in the 2016 Ballarat Cup, apprentice Ben Allen hopes he can go one better when he rides Mr Garcia in the $300,000 race.
Sandown pair destined for higher company Sinjaree and Echo Jet have shown better wins are in store for Hawkes Racing following their victories at Sandown.
Back-to-back wins for Doukhan Injury-plagued stayer Doukhan has continued a successful resurgence from tendon problems by notching consecutive wins for his patient ownership group.
Record first acceptances for Blue Diamond First acceptances for the Blue Diamond Stakes have been taken, with 706 two-year-olds still entered for the $1.5 million Group One race.
Three Cumani runners in Clockwise Classic Trainer Matt Cumani will be well represented on Ballarat Cup day, including having three runners in the $200,000 Magic Millions 2YO Clockwise Classic.
Big futures for Gollan's double Tony Gollan predicts big futures for his apprentice Zoe White and for first starter Justify, who won separate races to give him an early Ipswich double.
That's Freedom freed from family rivalry Father-and-son training rivals Frank and Joe Cleary are no longer going head-to-head at Rosehill but their trip to Sydney could still be memorable.
Test The World faces new challenge Test The World returns from a break to try to prove she is capable of competing at a higher level during summer and autumn for trainer Bjorn Baker.
Moonee Valley redevelopment unveiled A realignment of the Moonee Valley racetrack and a new grandstand is set to be built after the running of the 2020 Cox Plate.
Snowdens chase more success in Queensland Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden hope to continue their great run in Queensland by winning the Recognition Stakes with Gold Symphony.
Group One winner The Quarterback retired Trainer Robbie Griffiths has called time on the career of 2016 Newmarket Handicap winner The Quarterback.
Ruby Walsh optimistic about Cheltenham Injured champion jumps jockey Ruby Walsh is confident he will be fit to ride at the Cheltenham Festival.
Boom Time in good order ahead of Japan Cup Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time has had his most serious piece of work since arriving in Japan as he prepares for the Japan Cup.
Two-state options for Sugar Sizzle Gold Coast trainer Angela Plumb will decide whether two-year-old Sugar Sizzle will be her first Sydney runner after acceptances for the Golden Gift.
Tasmania to host female jockey challenge Tasracing has secured the first Australian Female Jockey Championship which will be held at Launceston under lights.
Proven T'breds sponsor Guy Walter Stakes Proven Thoroughbreds, run by Jamie Walter, will have naming rights to the Guy Walter Stakes which honours his late brother and trainer.
Learning experience looms for Lingennic Dubbo trainer Michael Lunn hopes to know more about two-year-old Lingennic at Rosehill because learning opportunities are limited closer to home.
Grey Lion on target for Ballarat Cup Matt Cumani believes Grey Lion is continuing to improve as he prepares the imported stayer for the Ballarat Cup on his home track.
Fourth Cox Plate tantalising for Winx Part-owner Peter Tighe says Winx could be aimed at a fourth Cox Plate, but racing overseas may impede the mare's preparation for the challenge.
More baby steps for Irish trainer O'Rourke A recent addition to Sydney's training ranks, Irishman Edward O'Rourke will saddle two-year-old filly Delchuzy at Canterbury.
Rich Hill Stud Farewell Pentire New Zealand has lost one of its most successful and undoubtedly versatile stallions with the death on Monday of Rich Hill Stud's Pentire (GB).
First city test for debut winner Alsvin After a debut win at Sale, the Shea Eden-trained three-year-old Alsvin will make the step to city grade when he lines up in a midweek race at Sandown.
Group One producer Pentire dies in NZ Group One producing stallion Pentire has died in New Zealand aged 25 following surgery.
HK jockeys restricted in overseas rides Hong Kong jockeys will be restricted in the number of overseas Group One meetings they can ride at.
Proven Thoroughbreds and the ATC Combine Proven Thoroughbreds proprietor Jamie Walter is honoured to announce naming rights to the Australian Turf Club Group II Guy Walter Stakes (1400m) in 2018.
Strangles ban lifted on two stables The quarantine ban on two of three stables run by Victorian trainer George Osborne has been lifted after a case of strangles.
RV to look at Macedon Lodge structure Racing Victoria will talk to owner Lloyd Williams about the structure at Macedon Lodge after remarks the owner made regarding his status in the training set-up.
Judge finds ex-RV chair denied justice Former Racing Victoria chairman David Moodie has had a win in court over the racing integrity commissioner's findings against him.
RV chairman says integrity a major focus The new Racing Victoria board will be focusing on a number of upcoming challenges with integrity at the top of the list.
La Pomme De Pin on target for Ballarat Trainer Lloyd Kennewell believes Clockwise Classic contender La Pomme De Pin has come on in leaps and bounds since her debut second to the promising Long Leaf.
Full field for Group One Railway Stakes Former West Australian galloper Black Heart Bart is among seven eastern states-trained competitors in the capacity field for the Railway Stakes in Perth.
Capitulate to trial again before debut Trainer Clarry Conners is building his team of two-year-olds with Capitulate entered to make his debut in the $150,000 Golden Gift at Rosehill.
Ballarat Cup option for Von Tunzelman Trainer Roger James admits the Ballarat Cup entries are stronger than he anticipated and he will speak to Von Tunzelman's owners before deciding on a start.
Veteran Ready To Atone For Narrow Bong Bong Defeat “It was cruel – he led all the way and was in front a stride before the post and a stride after the post,” declared trainer Robert Price, of his evergreen galloper Tradtri.
Viddora heads to Perth to chase G1 win Adelaide mare Viddora will be among the feature race contenders in Perth having made the trip west for the Group One Winterbottom Stakes.
Paquirri to run at Ballarat ahead of MM Rosehill trainer Gary Moore will take promising two-year-old Paquirri to Ballarat for his debut ahead of a Magic Millions campaign.
New look Too Good To Refuse returns Trainer Desleigh Forster has made the tough decision to geld Too Good To Refuse before he returns in the Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Perth trip on despite Sandown scratching Observational has been flown to Perth for a Group One race at Ascot despite missing an important lead-up after being controversially scratched from Sandown.
Lloyd Williams calling the shots Leviathan owner Lloyd Williams says little will change at his Macedon Lodge with the appointment of Liam Howley as trainer replacing Robert Hickmott.
Lane to compete during Perth carnival Melbourne-based rider Damian Lane will return home to Perth to chase more feature wins to add to his 2016 Kingston Town Stakes.
Whypeeo to resume at Rosehill or Doomben Smart three-year-old Whypeeo is now likely to resume at Doomben or Rosehill after missing a race because of rain.
All Too Huiying set for next step to Derby Trainer Gary Moore is preparing All Too Huiying for the next stage of his Australian Derby quest, planning a step up in distance at the Gold Coast.
Tests to decide The Quarterback's future A raft of tests will determine the racing future of The Quarterback after he pulled up with EIPH at his past two starts at Flemington.
McGillivray finally gets appeal date Jockey Matt McGillivray will have an appeal against a suspension for interference heard nearly eight months after the original sentencing.
Ruby Walsh suffers broken leg in a fall Ruby Walsh will be out for much of the National Hunt season after breaking a leg in a fall at Punchestown.
Payroll narrowly wins G3 Eclipse Stakes The Richard Laming-trained Payroll has narrowly defeated international visitor Kidmenever in the Group Three Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Glenall makes ideal first impression Lightly-raced sprinter Glenall has made an impressive debut for Hawkes Racing by winning the second race of his career at Rosehill.
Villermont prevails in Sandown Guineas Villermont has given trainer Aaron Purcell another feature race win storming home to claim the Sandown Guineas.
The Taj Mahal wins Zipping Classic The Taj Mahal has won the Zipping Classic at Sandown in Robert Hickmott's final meeting as trainer for Lloyd Williams' Macedon Lodge operation.
Interlocuter continues to impress Interlocuter has continued his winning ways at Rosehill to reinforce the opinion he is a Group One horse of the future.
Best Guess proves a certainty Best Guess has continued his consistent preparation by notching a second win for Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller at Rosehill.
Crystal Dreamer too speedy at Sandown Crystal Dreamer has outsped his rivals to win the Listed Doveton Stakes over 1000m at Sandown.
Cabeza De Vaca posts fifth successive win In-form gelding Cabeza De Vaca is set to step up to Group company for the first time after extending his wining streak at Rosehill.
White rides winner before wash out Apprentice Zoe White rode her first Saturday metropolitan winner on Bring It Home Pop before the Doomben meeting was washed out after five races.
Kah full of praise for Dollar For Dollar Jockey Jamie Kah and Dollar For Dollar have continued their successful association with a Group Three win in the Sandown Stakes.
Equal Balance on path to Millions Rosehill Highway Handicap winner Equal Balance will follow a similar path to the Magic Millions Guineas as his stablemate Eckstein a year ago.
Forecast of rain gave Jungle an Edge Jungle Edge has given trainer Mick Bell an emotional victory with his all the way win in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes at Sandown.
Walker guides Fanatic to Sandown win Jockey Michael Walker has won the Sandown Cup on Fanatic before being stood down from the rest of the meeting because of illness.
Breakthrough metro win for Lauri Wray Lord Kingsley has provided trainer Lauri Wray with her first Saturday metropolitan winner, a fortnight after the gelding was denied by a photo-finish.
Sedanzer defies betting drift at Rosehill Sedanzer has defied a betting drift to win at Rosehill for trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.
McEvoy wins again on Zipping Classic day Kerrin McEvoy has made a habit of winning on Zipping Classic days at Sandown and has added another three winners at this year's meeting.
O'Dea filly a sensation in the wet Trainer Steve O'Dea has declared Singular Sensation is ready to tackle the Magic Millions Classic after her easy win on a rain soaked Doomben on Saturady.
Inquiries for John Sadler over scratching The scratching of Observational from a stakes race at Sandown has landed trainer John Sadler in hot water on two fronts.
Karaka Million on radar for Long Leaf Talented two-year-old colt Long Leaf has backed up a debut win in Adelaide with a Listed win at Sandown in the Merson Cooper Stakes.
Pretty Fast on track for Queensland test Pretty Fast has won her third straight race after a victory at Rosehill on Saturday.
My Giuliano proves he handles wet tracks My Giuliano has cast aside doubts about him at 2200m on a really heavy track when he won at Doomben on Saturday.
Strong hand for Macedon Lodge in Zipping Robert Hickmott is set to have his final runners as trainer for Lloyd Williams' Macedon Lodge in the Zipping Classic at Sandown.
Pentathlon ready for NZ Cup Pentathlon is primed for the New Zealand Cup after narowly missing a start in the Melbourne Cup.
Ryan keeps faith in Love's A Fantasy Trainer Gerald Ryan has added winkers to Love's A Fantasy in a bid to sharpen the mare up for her assignment at Rosehill.
Trainer Michael Nolan sky high The return to Toowoomba of top jockey Skye Bogenhuber has been a boost for trainer Michael Nolan as he prepares for a big weekend of racing.
Griffiths mares face tough Sandown battle Robbie Griffiths has a couple of handy mares engaged in the Summoned Stakes at Sandown but says there are obstacles in their way.
Impavido's next assignment up in the air Forecast rain in Sydney will impact on whether the Bjorn Baker-trained Impavido runs at Rosehill or waits for Newcastle.
Lucky Hussler after another Sandown win The classy Lucky Hussler will be trying to add the Sandown Stakes to his Kevin Heffernan Stakes victory from the corresponding meeting a year ago.
Heathcote on song for Millions Trainer Robert Heathcote is confident two-year-old Only Wanna Sing can grab his share of the limelight at Doomben.
McEvoy has chance for third Merson Cooper Trainer Tony McEvoy has prepared the winners of two Merson Cooper Stakes in recent years and will saddle up two runners in this year's race for juveniles.
Testashadow to the fore at Rosehill The Gary Portelli-trained Testashadow will begin a campaign aimed at a possible defence of the Magic Millions Cup when he runs at Rosehill.
Another weight test for Browne Trainer Richie Stephenson has called on top jockey Damian Browne to counteract a weight rise for Emphasis at Doomben.
Beau Geste Godolphin's latest Guineas hope A year after Morton's Fork carried the royal blue colours of Godolphin to victory in the Group Two Sandown Guineas, Beau Geste will be out to do the same.
Vic racing's long-running cobalt saga Timeline of Victoria's long-running cobalt saga involving trainers Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien.
Fundraiser for jockey relearning to walk A fundraising event will be held to help injured rider Kate Nipperess get a modified car as she learns how to walk again.
Whypeeo on trial for Millions campaign Trainer Toby Edmonds is confident he has made the right decision by not trialling Whypeeo before the gelding's return at Doomben.
Tabcorp-Tatts merger gets new approval The Australian Competition Tribunal has again approved the proposed $11 billion merger of Tabcorp and Tatts Group after reviewing its original decision.
Vic court upholds VCAT cobalt ruling Victoria's highest court has cleared trainers Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien of administering cobalt to racehorses.
Lipizzan returns despite schedule change Gary Portelli will bring Lipizzan back from a spell at Rosehill for a preparation geared towards the rescheduled Inglis Sprint.
Big Duke on target for Zipping Classic Last-start Melbourne Cup fourth placegetter Big Duke will be out to add the Zipping Classic to his list of staying race victories over the past 12 months.
Ryan attempts to calm Red Excitement Gerald Ryan will continue to try to curb Red Excitement's Winx-induced enthusiasm and have him ridden conservatively when the gelding runs at Rosehill.
Snowdens with two Sandown Guineas chances Co-trainer Peter Snowden expects both his stable's Sandown Guineas runners can make their presence felt in the Group Two race for three-year-olds.
Tas handler stood down over horse 'punch' A barrier attendant in Launceston is being investigated by Tasmania's racing body after appearing to strike a horse before a race.
A look behind the Zipping Classic 2016's Melbourne Cup winner Almandin is the early favourite to win from a field of eight in the Group Two Zipping Classic.
Carzoff to build on first Australian win French import Carzoff will attempt to capitalise on his first Australian win when he runs again at Rosehill for Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller.
Lloyd Williams splits with trainer Robert Hickmott Trainer Robert Hickmott is moving on from his role at Macedon Lodge with six-time Melbourne Cup-winning owner Lloyd Williams.
First stakes test for Dollar For Dollar The Tony McEvoy-trained Dollar For Dollar is set to be tried at stakes level for the first time in the Sandown Stakes on the back of three-straight wins.
Galloway gets chance at city double Jockey Scott Galloway gets a chance for a rare city double after trainer Michael Costa decided to split Manaya and Brooklyn Storm.
Well-bred Long Leaf to make stakes debut After winning in his first start at Morphettville, well-bred colt Long Leaf will now chase a stakes win in the Listed Merson Cooper Stakes at Sandown.
Monsieur Gustave to keep improving Caloundra gelding Monsieur Gustave can confirm his rating as the most improved horse in Queensland when he resumes at Doomben.
LNP makes widespread promise for racing The LNP will make sweeping changes to the Racing Queensland structure and inject a large amount of money into the three codes if it wins the state election.
Jockey suspensions cause problems Several jockeys suspensions have caused problems for top trainer Tony Gollan as he looked for riders for his 12 runners at Doomben.
Enable Europe's best of the year Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Enable has been named the European Horse of the Year.
Summer Passage to race in Hong Kong Group One performer Summer Passage will be transferred to trainer Paul O'Sullivan to race in Hong Kong.
Man charged over assault on QRIC stewards Police have charged a man, 73, with numerous offences following an alleged assault on two Queensland stewards at a Darling Downs property.
Bowman, Moore set for Hong Kong showdown Hugh Bowman will return from suspension in time to defend his title in the International Jockeys' Championship in Hong Kong.
Almandin favourite to win Zipping Classic The 2016 Melbourne Cup winner Almandin headlines a field of eight for the Group Two Zipping Classic and is the early favourite ahead of Big Duke.
Boom Time settles into Japan ahead of Cup Australia's Boom Time is settling in well after travelling to Japan to contest the Japan Cup.
Aonair spoils Chris Munce's Sydney mission The Chris Waller-trained stayer Aonair's second career win has consigned former jockey Chris Munce's first Sydney runner to second at Hawkesbury.
Fanatic on target for Listed Sandown Cup The Listed Sandown Cup is the next target for former New Zealand mare Fanatic after her win over 2800m at Flemington during the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Dream I Can provides memorable moment The patience shown by connections of Dream I Can has been rewarded with a Hawkesbury win.
Everest defence a 2018 priority for Redzel Redzel is expected to stay in Australia in 2018 to ensure he is at his best for a defence of his Everest crown.
Downloading back up to speed for Heathcote Champion Buffering's three-quarter brother Downloading has returned to form and upheld the family name with another win at Ipswich.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday's Merson Cooper Stakes at Sandown The time honoured Merson Cooper Stakes has been won by such gallopers as Pago Pago, Storm Queen, Quezette, Biscay, Blazing Saddles, Canonise and Vain - many of those now have races named after them!
Simon Morrish to face RAD Board hearing A date has been set for a hearing into three charges involving trainer Simon Morrish.
Merson Cooper Stakes target for Sanglier Backed by the benefit of race experience, Godolphin colt Sanglier will be out to make an impact in the Listed Merson Cooper Stakes at Sandown.
Clark, barrier draw a boost for Got Unders Got Unders faces another stern challenge for rookie trainer Jay Hopkins when he lines up in the November Handicap at Rosehill.
Fitness the query for Guineas hope Vinland Trainer Tony McEvoy is convinced Vinland has the class for the Sandown Guineas and is hopeful he also has the necessary fitness base to win the race second-up.
Big Money to cash in for Northam, Thompson Big Money is nearing the form which saw him win two stakes races at Doomben as he prepares to return to the Brisbane racetrack in the Keith Noud Quality.
Country NSW apprentice joins Brisbane yard NSW northern rivers apprentice Jackson Murphy has moved his indentures to Eagle Farm trainer Chris Anderson to chase more city chances.
Andrew Adkins to ride Fickle Folly Tamworth trainer Sue Grills has booked apprentice Andrew Adkins to ride in-form mare Fickle Folly with veteran Robert Thompson committed to Brisbane.
Salsonic zeroes in on Villiers Stakes Salsonic will take his next step towards the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick when the Jason Coyle-trained gelding runs over 1400 metres at Rosehill.
Queensland stewards allegedly assaulted Two Queensland racing stewards have allegedly been assaulted while conducting an inspection at a property in Toowoomba.
RV appoints acting head of integrity team Racing Victoria has appointed Tim Robinson as its acting head of integrity services.
Two Sandown options for Dodging Bullets The Symon Wilde-trained Dodging Bullets will be chasing a third-straight win when he runs at Sandown, but which race he contests is yet to be locked in.
Singleton sets Stock Up for first start Hawkesbury trainer Scott Singleton will introduce three-year-old filly Stock Up to racing on her home track.
Yulong Xingsheng to run in Twilight Glow The Kris Lees-trained Yulong Xingsheng will continue her spring preparation at Sandown in the Listed Twilight Glow Stakes.
Black Heart Bart Railway topweight Multiple Group One winner Black Heart Bart will have to carry 59kg to win the Group One Railway Stakes in Perth.
Gingernuts has surgery on pastern Gingernuts has undergone surgery on his fractured pastern at the Werribee veterinary clinic.
Sandown Guineas on cards for Purcell pair Aaron Purcell is likely to have a two-pronged attack on the Sandown Guineas with Villermont and Black Sail nominated for the Group Two event.
Ball Of Muscle to miss Perth carnival Trainer Joe Pride will spell some of his spring team while he also ponders options for Gamblestown.
Sandown staying numbers in short supply Nominations have been extended on the two staying races at Sandown, the Zipping Classic and Sandown Cup.
Guys build their summer team The Bryan and Daniel Guy training partnership hopes to add to its impressive summer carnival team with promising two-year-old Animal Spirits.
Board support for RV stewards: Williams Lloyd Williams says more support is needed from a Racing Victoria Board level for its integrity department.
Williams withdraws latest RAD Board appeal Craig Williams has decided to withdraw his latest appeal against an eight-meeting suspension incurred at the Oaks meeting at Flemington.
Untamed Diamond headed to Group One Three-time Sydney winner, New Zealand mare Untamed Diamond, will be set for the Group One Railway Stakes in Auckland after a Listed win.
Big Day for Savabeel - Savapinski Claims Matriarch Stakes Not long after the Savabeel colt Embellish claimed the NZ 2000 Guineas at Riccarton, Savabeel earned further honours when his daughter Savapinski kept the ball rolling for the training partnership of Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott by making every post a winner in Saturday's 7News Matriarch Stakes (2000m).
Gai Waterhouse back on top Gai Waterhouse's training partnership with Adrian Bott has given her a new lease of life with the pair coming out on top during Melbourne Cup week.
More offers likely for Amanaat Trainer Ben Currie is expecting to get more overseas offers for smart gelding Amanaat after he won his fourth straight race for the stable.
Slipper win no boost for business Trainer Gary Portelli admits he has not been flooded with unraced talent despite his Golden Slipper win with She Will Reign.
Kidmenever up for Eclipse Stakes assault Kidmenever will attempt to add to trainer Charlie Appleby's Australian record when he runs in the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Most Important trial for sprinter Brisbane sprinter Most Important could have a barrier trial a few days out from running in a Listed race at Doomben.
Gingernuts to undergo scans on injured leg New Zealander Gingernuts will have scans at the Werribee Veterinary Clinic to determine the extent of an injury which kept him out of the Emirates Stakes.
Godolphin calls time on Qewy's career English horse Qewy, an Australian favourite courtesy of his wins in the Bendigo, Geelong and Sandown Cups has been retired.
Jockey Jeff Felix released from hospital North Queensland jockey Jeff Felix has been released from hospital after suffering serious injuries in a fall at Home Hill.
McEvoy, Melham among Flemington casualties Four jockeys have incurred suspensions on the final day of the Melbourne Cup carnival, with Dwayne Dunn the hardest hit with a 14-meeting ban.
Fracture, surgery for Gingernuts: stewards Gingernuts will have surgery to mend a fractured pastern, an injury suffered while the Group One winner was on his way to the barriers for the Emirates Stakes.
Levi Kavanagh in stakes win at Flemington Kentucky Breeze has provided young Flemington trainer Levi Kavanagh with his first winner during Melbourne Cup week.
Tiger's Tale of perseverance in Highways Tiger By The Tale has won his first Highway Handicap after 15 unsuccessful attempts and more starts in the series than any other horse.
Daniel Moor suspended for whip rule breach Victorian jockey Daniel Moor has been suspended for a whip rule infringement at Rosehill.
Redzel delivers for everyday Aussie owners Sprinter Redzel has cemented his position as Australia's best sprinter, delivering more joy for his 30 owners.
Frespanol set for big Queensland summer Consistent galloper Frespanol showed he is ready to be force in the Brisbane summer stakes races with his win at Doomben.
Tosen Stardom shows his class in Emirates Tosen Stardom has won the $2 million Emirates Stakes, the final Group One race of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Internet bargain buy keeps perfect record Unbeaten gelding Bon Amis, a $4000 purchase via the internet, has extended his unblemished record in winning at Rosehill.
Savapinski continues a golden run for Gai Savapinski has run her rivals off their legs, leading throughout to claim the Group Two Matriarch Stakes at Flemington.
Redzel wins the $1 million Darley Classic Redzel has won the $1 million Darley Classic, beating Terravista and Impending in the Group One sprint at Flemington.
Vengeur Masque wins Queen Elizabeth Stakes After missing a Melbourne Cup start, the Mike Moroney-trained Vengeur Masque has produced a tough staying performance to win the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Promising start for Godolphin stablemates Godolphin colt Dynamited has made a winning start to his career while stablemate Rheingau also displayed promising signs at Rosehill.
Fastnet Tempest set to remain in Australia The William Haggas-trained Fastnet Tempest has raced to a Flemington victory and is set to remain in Australia and join the Lindsay Park team.
Vassal returns to Sydney in winning style Basing Vassal on the Gold Coast has paid dividends for trainer Chris Waller with the durable gelding winning on his return to Sydney at Rosehill.
Unforgotten ends spring on winning note Unforgotten has posted her third win in scoring at Rosehill but trainer Chris Waller says the best of the filly will be seen in the autumn.
Melbourne Cup crowd better than expected The Victoria Racing Club says crowd numbers for the four-day Melbourne Cup carnival have been better than expected amid construction work.
Munce fulfils promise to Singapore owner Singapore owner Melvin Foo has celebrated a Brisbane metropolitan winner with Dazzling Grey scoring at Doomben.
Country cups campaign for Oncidium Ruler Apprentice Beau Mertens has ridden his first Flemington carnival winner, breaking through on Oncidium Ruler for his master Mick Kent.
Run Naan takes out G3 Maribyrnong Plate Run Naan has made it two wins from as many starts, giving his trainer Tony McEvoy back-to-back Maribyrnong Plate wins at Flemington.
Blue Book surprises Doughty in Doomben win Blue Book has scored an unexpected win for trainer Kelly Doughty, foiling a betting move for Grim Reaper at Doomben.
Chautauqua chasing first Darley Classic Star sprinter Chautauqua will be striving to win his first Darley Classic at Flemington having been runner-up at his previous two attempts.
King out to make immediate impression The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained colt King is favourite to make a winning start to his career in the Maribyrnong Plate at Flemington.
Lindsay Park with two Darley Classic hopes Group One-winning stablemates Redkirk Warrior and Vega Magic will both be out to bounce back from last-start defeats when they clash in the Darley Classic.
Stonebrook steps up to regather momentum Stonebrook will step back up in distance at Rosehill after suffering his first career defeat.
Odeon to face WFA test in G1 Emirates After winning a Listed race earlier in the week, four-year-old Odeon has earned himself a crack at the Group One Emirates Stakes at Flemington.
Curdled aiming to be cream of the crop Randwick trainer Peter Robl will kick off Curdled's Magic Millions Guineas campaign in an 1100m-race at Rosehill.
Qewy the stumbling block again for Kiwia Jockey Damian Lane admits the extra 200m will make it a tough task for Kiwia to turn the tables on Qewy in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.
Emirates trial for Somewhat ahead of Perth The $2 million Emirates Stakes at Flemington will be a lead-up for It's Somewhat ahead of a trip to Perth for the Kingston Town Stakes.
Portelli reveals Golden Slipper hope Gary Portelli will unveil a filly he is hoping can emulate Golden Slipper-winning stablemate She Will Reign when Secret Lady makes her debut at Rosehill.
Gingernuts ready for Emirates Stakes Multiple Group One winner Gingernuts will make a delayed appearance of the Melbourne spring carnival in the Emirates Stakes and is challenging for favouritism.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Maribyrnong Plate! The 2017 field includes a million dollar Easter Sale buy, plus colts and fillies from such of the best families in the Australian stud book and plenty of emerging ones! Interestingly, many of the runners are the maiden foals for their respective dams…
Redzel to excel on the Flemington straight Having proven himself up the Flemington straight, Everest winner Redzel is favourite to add the Darley Classic to his record.
In Her Time deserves Group One win: Smith Trainer Ben Smith believes In Her Time deserves a Group One win and he is hoping the mare can achieve it in a star-studded Darley Classic.
Browne benefit for topweight Crack Me Up Jockey Damian Browne's ability to balance his mounts will see him ride promising Crack Me Up with a huge weight at Doomben.
Tom Melbourne out of G1 Emirates Stakes The Chris Waller-trained Tom Melbourne has been scratched from the Group One Emirates Stakes at Flemington.
Oaks Winner for Pierro He might be a Golden Slipper winner, but Pierro has also now proven himself as a Classic sire with his royally bred daughter Pinot scoring a dominant victory in the $1million Group I VRC Oaks at Flemington on Thursday.
Barrier to help Brinkmanship at Doomben Bad luck has dogged the early part of Brinkmanship's career but the two-year-old has had some good luck with his barrier at Doomben.
Kaiser Franz starts new prep at Doomben Stakes-winning stayer Kaiser Franz resumes at Doomben but trainer Rob Heathcote wishes the race was at Eagle Farm.
Melbourne Cup voice Miles enjoys day off Former Australian race caller Greg Miles has spoken about not having to work on the Melbourne Cup and Oaks Day for the first time in nearly four decades.
Godolphin get on the board at Cup carnival Jorda has given the Godolphin operation its first win of this year's Melbourne Cup carnival with a Group Three victory on VRC Oaks day.
Boom Time spring to continue in Japan Cup Australian stayer Boom Time will run in the Japan Cup after being invited to contest the race after his Caulfield Cup win.
A rundown of the Group One Emirates Stakes The Emirates Stakes is the last of eight Group One races held across Melbourne Cup carnival week.
Gai Waterhouse finally claims $1m Oaks Trainer Gai Waterhouse has finally won her first $1 million VRC Oaks at Flemington.
All Too Huiying a Derby prospect: Moore Trainer Gary Moore believes he has an Australian Derby prospect in All Too Huiying who has rallied in the straight to win a Listed 1800m race at Flemington.
Belated blinkers move for Terravista in G1 Trainer Joe Pride is trying a new tactic with Terravista in the Group One Darley Classic, with the eight-year-old to wear blinkers for the first time.
Duca Valentinois wins $150k Ladies Day Cup Duca Valentinois has finished strongly to claim the Listed Ladies Day Cup and give Goldolphin a race day treble at Hawkesbury.
Gai Waterhouse celebrates first VRC Oaks Gai Waterhouse has won her first VRC Oaks with Pinot outstaying her rivals over the gruelling 2500 metres at Flemington.
Ball Of Muscle breaks long losing streak Sprinter Ball Of Muscle has broken his losing sequence in a Listed race at Flemington.
Hellova Street wins Flemington Group Three Tasmanian gelding Hellova Street has led all the way to win a Group Three race over 1400m at Flemington on VRC Oaks day.
Jockey who punched horse had 'brain fade' Apprentice jockey Dylan Caboche, banned from racing for two weeks after punching his mount at Port Lincoln, says he regrets his actions.
Darren Weir wins Country Cup at Flemington Darren Weir has added another Cup to his collection, claiming the quinella in the Flemington final of a series for country-trained horses.
Tribal Wisdom wins Flemington greys race The Mike Moroney-trained Tribal Wisdom has produced a powerful finish to win the Subzero Handicap for grey horses at Flemington.
Payne has no regrets about Cup speech As the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup, Michelle Payne is happy to be a role model for women in sport.
Unbeaten Bon Amis faces metropolitan test Newcastle trainer Jason Deamer will have a clearer indication of the capabilities of Bon Amis when the unbeaten gelding steps out at Rosehill.
Jockey blames 'brain fade' for horse punch An apprentice jockey says he had a "brain fade" when he punched his horse at a race meeting in Port Lincoln.
Garcia sends Wohler home on winning note Mr Garcia has given German trainer Andreas Wohler a Flemington win before he heads home.
Dee a chance at more Group One success Jockey Michael Dee will be out to add to an already memorable spring when he rides Gingernuts in the Group One Emirates Stakes.
Raceday treatment investigation continues Racing Victoria's integrity unit has interviewed a number of people as part of an ongoing investigation into an alleged raceday treatment.
A look behind the G1 Darley Classic sprint The Group One Darley Classic on the final day of the Melbourne Cup carnival features a familiar field of sprinters including Everest winner Redzel.
Bush apprentice in much-awaited city debut Boom Queensland country apprentice Zoe White will make a low-key debut in Saturday city racing on veteran Friendly Dragon.
Miss Exfactor to restart Millions campaign Trainer Tony Gollan hopes it will be a case of third time lucky with Miss Exfactor.
Godolphin duo tackle fillies straight race Demerara and Jorda will try to get the Godolphin stable on the winner's list at the Flemington carnival when they run in the Kennedy Plate.
Takedown denied Winterbottom defence Injury has denied the Gary Moore-trained Takedown from defending the Group One Winterbottom Stakes in Perth.
Jockey suspended after punching filly South Australian stewards have suspended an apprentice jockey for two weeks after he punched his unsettled mount before a race at Port Lincoln.
All Too Huiying to continue education All Too Huiying has an opportunity to progress as a potential Australian Derby contender when he makes his Melbourne debut at Flemington.
Rekindling a chance for further Cup glory After winning his first Melbourne Cup, Irish trainer Joseph O'Brien has not ruled out a return for the famous race with Rekindling.
A guide to the Group One VRC Oaks Aloisia is the short-priced favourite to take out the VRC Oaks but last year's $101 winner Lasqueti Spirit has proved anything is possible.
Light dinner for Brown after Cup success Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Corey Brown couldn't stomach a big meal after his win on Rekindling but says he's ready to make up for lost time.
Pedigree Points for tomorrow’s VRC Oaks! The first VRC Oaks was run the same year as the inaugural Melbourne Cup – 1861 and won by Palestine...
Michael Dee snares G1 ride on Gingernuts Michael Dee will replace the suspended Hugh Bowman on New Zealander Gingernuts in the Group One Emirates Stakes at Flemington.
David Payne to get gauge on Regal Rage Rosehill trainer David Payne has developing stayer Regal Rage making his debut a week after Ace High won the Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Aloisia can cap her campaign in VRC Oaks Aloisia has emerged as the star filly of the Melbourne spring carnival and the short-priced favourite will be out to cap her campaign in the Group One VRC Oaks.
Williams makes call for Cup emergencies Lloyd Williams has joined the call for emergencies to be added to the Melbourne Cup.
Prize money boost for The Everest Racing NSW and the Australian Turf Club have confirmed the prize money pool for next year's Everest will increase to $13 million.
Gai Waterhouse after first VRC Oaks win Gai Waterhouse is out to win her first VRC Oaks with Pinot to take on odds-on favourite Aloisia in the 2500m staying race for fillies at Flemington.
Williams already planning seventh Cup win As celebrations continue, Melbourne Cup winning owner Lloyd Williams has already started planning an assault on next year's Cup.
Cantbuybetter likely to stay home Talented Cantbuybetter will need to produce an exceptional run at Doomben to earn a trip to Perth for a Group One race.
Queensland prize money boost promised The Queensland Labor government has made an election promise to boost prize money for country racing,
Woman charged over Melbourne Cup protest A woman has been charged after a car was driven onto train tracks near the Melbourne Cup as a protest about refugees on Manus Island.
A Melbourne Cup for the Irish, and Lloyd The 2017 Melbourne Cup has delivered a 6th win for owner Lloyd Williams, a second for the jockey and the first for a young Irish trainer.
Regal Monarch dies after Cup day fall Race horse Regal Monarch has been euthanised after falling in race four at Flemington on Melbourne Cup day.
Joseph O'Brien born to be a horse trainer Joseph O'Brien has always been destined to be a trainer but has been stunned by his Melbourne Cup success with Rekindling.
Dee guides Pedrena to Cup day stakes win Jockey Michael Dee would have loved a better finish in his first Melbourne Cup ride but has managed to win a stakes race at Flemington.
Williams has luck of the Irish in Melb Cup Owner Lloyd Williams has won the Melbourne Cup for a second year thanks to Irish-trained horse Rekindling.
Punters wage $90m on Melbourne Cup Punters have outlaid almost $90 million on the Melbourne Cup before Rekindling provided owner Lloyd Williams with his sixth winner in Australia's great race.
Bowman, Williams suspended at Flemington Leading jockeys Hugh Bowman and Craig Williams have each been suspended for 11 meetings and indicated they will appeal the bans.
Joseph O'Brien trumps father Aidan at Cup Aidan O'Brien has trained a record number of Group One winners this year but his son Joseph denied him Melbourne Cup victory with Rekindling.
Williams shares Cup dream with mates The man who owned more runners in the Melbourne Cup than even Lloyd Williams doesn't think he'll beat his mate's Cup record.
Corey Brown celebrates resurgence Popular jockey Corey Brown is celebrating his second Melbourne Cup win, eight years after his first.
Max Dynamite is placed again in Melb Cup Irish trainer Willie Mullins' three runners in the Melbourne Cup have all finished in the top 10, with Max Dynamite placing for the second time.
Who is Melb Cup winning rider Corey Brown? Corey Brown has claimed his second Melbourne Cup victory with Rekindling, eight years after winning on Shocking.
Fifth place for first Scottish Cup runner Nakeeta has finished fifth for trainer Iain Jardine, the first Scottish runner to contest the Melbourne Cup.
Thuderstorms can't dampen Cup day in Qld Thunderstorms and rain in many parts of Queensland couldn't dampen Melbourne Cup day fever.
Melbourne Cup - what the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the 2017 Melbourne Cup.
Where your Melbourne Cup horse finished How they finished in the 2017 Melbourne Cup.
So close, yet so far for Melham in Cup Ben Melham believes the weight difference was telling at the finish as the younger Rekindling narrowly denied his mount Johannes Vermeer in the Melbourne Cup.
Big Duke leads home Australian Cup charge Big Duke has finished fourth in the Melbourne Cup to be the first Australian-trained stayer home.
Frankie Dettori's Melbourne Cup history A look at Frankie Dettori's Melbourne Cup results from his 16 rides in Australia's most famous race.
Lloyd Williams continues Cup dominance Owner Lloyd Williams has added a sixth Melbourne Cup to his collection after Rekindling beat with his other runner Johannes Vermeer.
Irish raider Rekindling wins the Melb Cup Trainer Joseph O'Brien has celebrated a Melbourne Cup win with Rekindling who has beaten Johannes Vermeer prepared by his father Aidan.
Prezado breaks trainers Cup week drought Trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra have finally trained another Melbourne Cup week winner with Prezado scoring at Flemington.
Chilly Cup weather fails to deter Finch Chilly weather hasn't deterred television presenter Rachael Finch from attending this year's Melbourne Cup.
Taylor Dayne rocks Melbourne Cup American songstress Taylor Dayne is set to serenade a Melbourne Cup marquee with her 1980s hits but is keen to finish her set and finalise her bets.
Jinx 'N' Drinx continues Fradd run of form Robbie Fradd has produced a clever front-running ride on Jinx 'N' Drinx at Doomben to continue his winning run.
Moreira bruised following Flemington fall Joao Moreira has been cleared to fly to Hong Kong after the star jockey was involved in a Melbourne Cup day fall.
Jamie Kah lands a Melbourne Cup day winner Adelaide rider Jamie Kah has soaked up the Melbourne Cup day atmosphere, winning aboard Dollar For Dollar at Flemington.
Flemington stakes race return for Tahanee After a confidence-boosting win on Melbourne Cup day, Tahanee could be back at Flemington to run in the Group Two Matriarch Stakes.
Cup punters, bookies celebrate at Randwick More than 20,000 punters flocked to Randwick to celebrate the Melbourne Cup while Sydney bookmakers rejoiced at Rekindled's win.
Marmelo didn't stay the distance - trainer Trainer Hughie Morrison says his first thoughts on $7 equal Melbourne Cup favourite Marmelo were that he didn't stay the distance.
Setsuna confirms Gai's Golden Slipper plan Two-year-old Setsuna has capped her first preparation with a Group Three win at Flemington and will now be given a break and aimed towards the Golden Slipper.
Colour the hot trend at cool Melbourne Cup Celebrities brought the heat to Flemington for the most colourful, but chilly, day of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Melbourne Cup tips: Leaders and sportsmen Millions of Australians will be watching, and betting on the Melbourne Cup today.
Youngster leads an Irish Cup trifecta Lloyd Williams may be the most successful owner in Melbourne Cup history, but his quinella has been beaten by an Irish trifecta.
Last words from the Cup players Some final words from the connections of the Melbourne Cup runners.
Parish credits Shinn for his help Cory Parish credits fellow jockey Blake Shinn with helping refine his riding style as he attempts to add a Melbourne Cup to his Caulfield Cup win on Boom Time.
Marmelo favourite for the Melbourne Cup English horse Marmelo has been well supported to win the Melbourne Cup for trainer Hughie Morrison and jockey Hugh Bowman.
Jockeys chase their Melbourne Cup dreams Melbourne Cup contender Boom Time's jockey Cory Parish would normally be riding in a country race meeting on Cup day.
Fitter Baster cycles away for a Cup start In-form jockey Stephen Baster has picked up the Cup ride on Irish visitor Wicklow Brave.
Schofield expects good run from Nakeeta Jockey Glyn Schofield is hoping Scottish-trained Nakeeta will be strong when it counts at the business end in the Melbourne Cup.
Kathy O'Hara gazing at Cup Kathy O'Hara is aiming to become just the second woman to ride the winner of the Melbourne Cup.
Single Gaze underrated again: Olive Single Gaze has taken her connections on a memorable journey and after her second in the Caulfield Cup she will be out to go one better in the Melbourne Cup.
Shinn has great chance at second Cup win Blake Shinn already has one Melbourne Cup win to his name and believes he has a great chance to add another aboard Humidor in the famous race.
Staying trim pays off for Beau Mertens Beau Mertens will be the only apprentice in the Melbourne Cup when he rides the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Cismontane.
James Cummings has Cup chance in Hartnell James Cummings, grandson of the late 'Cups King' Bart Cummings, will be chasing his first Melbourne Cup win when he saddles up Hartnell.
VRC to look at Melbourne Cup emergencies The Victoria Racing Club will have talks with its wagering partners in an attempt to solve the technology issues that rule out emergencies in the Melbourne Cup.
Two shots at Cup glory for Joseph O'Brien Young Irish trainer Joseph O'Brien will saddle US Army Ranger and Rekindling for his first shot at Melbourne Cup glory.
Laxon tips Johannes Vermeer for Cup The first female trainer to win the Melbourne Cup, Sheila Laxon has made her pick for this year's race during her journey there aboard a cruise ship.
Michael Dee thrilled to get first Cup ride Michael Dee is hoping his spring carnival to remember will continue at Flemington when he rides Gallante in his first Melbourne Cup.
Nakeeta chasing Cup win for Scotland Nakeeta will be the first Scottish-trained horse to line up in the Melbourne Cup and his trainer says the gelding is in good shape ahead of the race.
Melham has confidence in Johannes Vermeer Jockey Ben Melham believes Johannes Vermeer probably should have won the Caulfield Cup and rates the Irish horse a great chance to take out the Melbourne Cup.
Libran chases Highclere Racing Cup dream Libran will become the fourth Melbourne Cup starter for European syndicator Highclere Racing when he runs in the 3200m-race at Flemington.
First Cup winner honoured by NSW home town A public sculpture of inaugural Melbourne Cup winner Archer, his trainer and jockey will be erected in the NSW town of Nowra in time for 2018 race celebrations.
Palmer to face former bosses in first Cup Wall Of Fire is considered a genuine chance to give English trainer Hugo Palmer a Melbourne Cup win at his first attempt.
Coldest Melbourne Cup in a decade Chilly temperatures and drizzle are predicted for Tuesday's Melbourne Cup, which is set to be the coldest in a decade.
Jeff Felix badly hurt in race fall Comeback jockey Jeff Felix has been seriously injured in a race fall at Home Hill in north Queensland.
Williams has 6 chances to win his 6th Cup Lloyd Williams hopes Almandin will become only the sixth multiple Melbourne Cup winner, but he has five other chances to add to his record trophy collection.
VRC chair carried Cup dreams in parade The annual Melbourne Cup parade has impressed English trainer Hugo Palmer, who can't imagine Londoners shutting down streets ahead of a big race.
Boom Time's Cup price has Hayes puzzled David Hayes thinks Boom Time is at an inflated price for the Melbourne Cup following his last start Caulfield Cup victory.
Statistics on the Cup Some statistics on the $6 million Melbourne Cup.
Owner says Thomas Hobson well handicapped The owner of the 2015 Melbourne Cup runner-up is back for another shot with former hurdlers.
Quiet coffee plans for Wohler and McEvoy Andreas Wohler will rely on the skill of Kerrin McEvoy to overcome the widest draw aboard Red Cardinal in the Melbourne Cup.
Time for Arrogate to retire: Baffert Trainer Bob Baffert says now is the time for Arrogate to retire after his lacklustre fifth in the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Lloyd Williams continues Cup quest Lloyd Williams is looking to add to his five Melbourne Cup wins with six runners this year.
Lloyd Willliams has six-pronged Cup attack Lloyd Williams loves winning the Melbourne Cup and has six chances to make it No.6.
Who Shot Thebarman out of Cup Veteran stayer Who Shot Thebarman has been scratched from the Melbourne Cup because of an elevated temperature.
Gun Runner leads all the way in Classic Gun Runner has exacted revenge for his Dubai World Cup defeat by leading all the way in the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Williams covets another Cup with Almandin Almandin is the favourite to add to owner Lloyd Williams' record Melbourne Cup haul and deliver superstar jockey Frankie Dettori his first.
Almandin flying ahead of Cup: Williams Co-owner Nick Williams would love to see Almandin, one of six runners he has in the Melbourne Cup, become a dual winner of Australia's most famous race.
Barman denied chance at Cup history Veteran stayer Who Shot Thebarman will not get the chance to run in his fourth Melbourne Cup with trainer Chris Waller reporting he has an elevated temperature.
Mullins calls on Aussie experience in Cup Willie Mullins says the Melbourne Cup is an open race in which he will be represented by Max Dynamite,Wicklow Brave and Thomas Hobson.
Record-equalling 11 overseas Cup raiders Overseas-trained horses have won the Melbourne Cup six times, beginning with Irishman Dermot Weld and Vintage Crop in 1993.
Overseas raiders thriving ahead of Cup A record-equalling 11 international runners are vying for this year's Melbourne Cup.
Darren Dance chases a Melbourne Cup dream Syndicator Darren Dance will continue his Melbourne Cup quest when French horse Tiberian runs at Flemington.
Predicted rain to soften Doomben Predicted rain is expected to help take the fire out of the Doomben track ahead of the Melbourne Cup meeting.
O'Hara primed for Cup debut on Single Gaze Kathy O'Hara is primed for her Melbourne Cup debut aboard her favourite horse, Caulfield Cup runner-up Single Gaze.
Former UK jockey say she was harassed British trainer Gay Kelleway has made allegations of harassment she suffered when she was a jockey.
Almandin firm favourite for Melbourne Cup Last year's winner Almandin is the favourite to defend the Melbourne Cup for leviathan owner Lloyd Williams who has six horses in the race.
Clarke focused on her 'tiny' winner Cranbourne trainer Udyta Clarke has won the Group Two TAB Multiplier Stakes but she had no interest in the winners' presentation.
Flemington ban for French jockey Peslier French jockey Olivier Peslier has been one of three jockeys suspended for careless riding on Victoria Derby day at Flemington.
Michael Heagney outed for careless riding Jockey Michael Heagney has been suspended for careless riding after apprentice Lee Magorrian fell from his mount in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Melbourne Cup field decided Lloyd Williams, the most successful owner in Melbourne Cup history, will have six runners this year.
No Derby grand final win for Dusty Boys Favourite Ace High has won the $1.5 million Victoria Derby, but the Dusty Boys syndicate of Tigers players still enjoyed their day at the races.
Tye Angland savours biggest win in Derby Sydney jockey Tye Angland has claimed the biggest win of his career aboard Ace High in the $1.5 million Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Blaike McDougall makes amends on Slow Burn Apprentice Blaike McDougall has made amends with veteran trainer Les Bridge after winning on Slow Burn at Rosehill.
Impressive debut for Neutrality Peter and Paul Snowden have another raw talent to nurture with Neutrality winning on debut at Rosehill.
Victoria Derby - what the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the running of the running of the Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Dave Dawson finally gets a city win Brisbane Racing Club board member Dave Dawson has claimed his first Saturday metropolitan standard winner with Tarzan after 30 years of trying.
Shillelagh leads home Waller G1 quinella After missing a run against her own sex in the Myer Classic, Shillelagh has taken out the Kennedy Mile against the males.
O'Lordy provides ideal tonic for owner O'Lordy has won her second Highway Handicap first-up at Rosehill to give part-owner Lance Horan a timely boost as he battles illness.
Ace High wins the Group One Victoria Derby Ace High has stamped his authority on the Victoria Derby in a milestone win for trainer David Payne, jockey Tye Angland and owner John Cordina.
Shoals wins G1 Myer Classic at Flemington Riding at a light weight has paved for the way for Dean Yendall to win back-to-back Myer Classics on three-year-old fillies.
Jon Snow ruled unfit for Melbourne Cup New Zealand stayer Jon Snow is out of the Melbourne Cup after failing a veterinary examination.
My Giuliano runs Doomben record Stayer My Giuliano has surprised even his connections by running a course record over 2040m at Doomben on Saturday.
Merchant Navy wins Coolmore Stud Stakes Merchant Navy has produced a barnstorming run to claim the Group One Coolmore Club Stakes at Flemington.
Cismontane to run in Melbourne Cup for Gai Cismontane has taken the last guaranteed spot in the Melbourne Cup for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott by winning the Lexus Stakes.
$2000 purchase Lyuba prevails on Derby day Lyuba has taken her career prize money to more than $400,000 with a win in the Group Three Skip Sprint at Flemington.
Sargent trains third Wakeful Stakes winner Exciting staying filly Luvaluva has come from last to give Sydney trainer John Sargent his third Wakeful Stakes win in five years at Flemington.
Ef Troop gives sire first winner Smart gelding Ef Troop has run a class record in winning the two year old at Doomben and given sire Spirit Of Boom his first winner.
Fresh Levendi wins G3 Carbine Club Stakes After a luckless run in the Caulfield Guineas, Levendi has bounced back to claim victory in the Carbine Club Stakes at Flemington.
Forever Unbridled scores upset in Distaff Forever Unbridled has claimed an upset win in the Group One Distaff at the Breeders' Cup meeting.
Stable closed because of strangles Three country Victorian stables housing horses trained by George Osborne have been quarantined because of a confirmed case of strangles.
James McDonald loses third appeal Former Godolphin jockey James McDonald has lost his latest appeal against an 18-month riding ban for betting on a horse he rode at Randwick.
Godolphin colts set for Group One sprint Godolphin trainer James Cummings will have three chances in the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Another Derby in Trent Busuttin's sights Co-trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young will have at least three runners in the Victoria Derby as they chase their biggest win since moving to Victoria.
Foxplay ready to step out of Winx's shadow Kerrin McEvoy expects the 1600m and a little cushion in the Flemington track to be perfect for Foxplay in the Myer Classic.
Baker unsure about Collateral doing damage Collateral will have a weight advantage over his Bjorn Baker-trained stablemate Embley when they clash at Rosehill.
Last Cup chance in Lexus Stakes The winner of the Lexus Stakes could have a big bearing on the Melbourne Cup field.
Two Cup hopes need to pass vet exam Harlem and Jon Snow will need to pass another vet examination before Melbourne Cup acceptance time after failing an inspection.
Tiger By The Tale refreshed after breather Tiger By The Tale will be having his 15th attempt to win a Highway Handicap at Rosehill after undergoing a second operation to remedy breathing difficulties.
Winx to bypass Emirates Stakes Three-time Cox Plate champion Winx will head to the spelling paddock with trainer Chris Waller saying her spring is over.
Purcell chases Group One Flemington double Aaron Purcell will double his number of Group One runners when he saddles three-year-olds in the Coolmore Stud Stakes and Victoria Derby.
Learning experience looms for Gwenneth Veteran Victorian trainer Max Hinton has opted to give promising mare Gwenneth a Sydney initiation at Rosehill to continue her development.
Dusty Boys' horse in Derby grand final A group of Richmond players led by Brownlow medallist Dustin Martin have a small stake in a horse racing in the $1.5 million Victoria Derby.
Gang of six tackle Kennedy Mile for Waller Chris Waller will need an extra set of eyes to watch the Kennedy Mile at Flemington where he saddles up six runners in the 1600m race.
Craig Williams excited ahead of Cup ride Craig Williams is hoping to snare his first Melbourne Cup when he rides international visitor Wall Of Fire at Flemington
Kerrin McEvoy chasing first Vic Derby win Jockey Kerrin McEvoy has been close to winning a Victoria Derby a number of times and gets his latest chance when he rides Eshtiraak.
Newitt to make flying visit for So Si Bon Jockey Craig Newitt has had to settle for luckless seconds in the Kennedy Mile in the past two years and will be out to go one better when he rides So Si Bon.
Distaff tops first day of Breeders' Cup Stellar Wind will be having her third and final attempt to win the Breeders' Cup Distaff on the opening day of the Del Mar meeting.
Outraged to carry on for Schweida Trainer Kelly Schweida has his two young stars back in work but it will be old stager Outraged who will carry his hopes at Doomben.
Bidii Babe begins Millions campaign Stakes-winning mare Bidii babe will take the first step in her Magic Millions campaign when she resumes at Doomben.
Qewy to miss Melbourne Cup Bendigo Cup winner Qewy will not back up in the Melbourne Cup leaving Godolphin with Hartnell as its only runner.
How Kodiac went from workmanlike to world-beater in ten years Martin Stevens analyses the Tally-Ho Stud resident's rise through the ranks
Qewy out of Melbourne Cup Last year's Emirates Melbourne Cup fourth-placegetter Qewy won't be contesting the race this year, granting international galloper Wall of Fire a guaranteed passage into Tuesday's $6.2million feature.
Statehood gives Kodiac a world record 52nd two-year-old winner Tally-Ho sire surpasses the high mark set by the legendary Sunday Silence
Moroney keen to get Vengeur Masque to Cup Geelong Cup winner Vengeur Masque is likely to have to run in the Lexus Stakes at Flemington in a bid to make the Melbourne Cup field.
My Country sticks to familiar territory Peter and Paul Snowden have narrowed the focus for My Country to her preferred 1200 metres when the mare's preparation continues at Rosehill.
Baster chasing Group One win at Flemington After a successful opening to the Melbourne spring carnival, Stephen Baster is hoping it carries over to the opening day at Flemington.
Facts and figures on the G1 Myer Classic Shoals is the favourite and the only filly in the full field of 16 for the Group One Myer Classic.
Dry Doomben track to help Sir Donald A drier racing surface at Doomben is expected to help sprinter Sir Donald erase memories of his failure first-up on a wet track.
Shoals peaking for Myer Classic: Freedman Trainer Anthony Freedman believes Shoals is ready to produce a peak performance this spring when the filly takes on the mares in the Group One Myer Classic.
No surrender for In Times Of War Regular runner-up In Times Of War has another opportunity to end a frustrating sequence of near misses at Rosehill.
Baker has chance for another Derby win New Zealand trainer Murray Baker is no stranger to winning Classic races and is hoping to add another when he saddles up Weather With You in the Victoria Derby.
Bowman after a second major on Marmelo After winning the Cox Plate aboard Winx, Hugh Bowman would now like to add a Melbourne Cup to his record on Marmelo.
Angland holds trump card for Melbourne win Sydney jockey Tye Angland has three Group One chances to salute for the first time in Melbourne, including Victoria Derby favourite Ace High.
Craig Williams to study Derby breeding Craig Williams is not about to dismiss Justice Faith as a Derby chance saying the 2500m-Classic is an open race.
Schofield gets to know Nakeeta before Cup Glyn Schofield likes what he sees after riding his Melbourne Cup mount Nakeeta in trackwork at Werribee for the first time.
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Statistics point to Tiyatrolani at Doomben Statistics indicate Tiyatrolani will race well at Doomben but trainer Tony Gollan isn't getting carried away with summer plans.
Lester Piggott in town for Melbourne Cup Legendary jockey Lester Piggott says French horse Tiberian is the one to beat in the Melbourne Cup, a race he never had the chance to ride in.
Stoute positive about Ulysses in Breeders Sir Michael Stoute says the booking of Frankie Dettori for Ulysses in the Breeders' Cup Turf is a positive.
Tarzan to swing into action again Trainer Stuart Kendrick believes good barriers are the key to brilliant but sometimes erratic galloper Tarzan who is likely to back up at Doomben.
French Group Three Winner for Dream Ahead Aquis Farm's Dream Ahead (USA) posted his third new stakes-winner this week when talented two year-old filly Sweety Dream took out the Group III Prix Miesque at Maisons-Laffitte on Wednesday.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday's Victoria Derby Established in 1855 and won by Rose of May, the Victoria Derby is one of several highlights on the Saturday before the Melbourne Cup.
Bowman 1st choice to ride Gingernuts If Winx doesn't run in the Emirates Stakes, her jockey Hugh Bowman will ride Gingernuts in the Group One race.
Bayliss to miss Cup through suspension Barring a successful appeal, Regan Bayliss will miss the chance to ride in his first Melbourne Cup because of a careless riding suspension.
Memorable victory for one-man band Mills Fast-finishing gelding Satirical Magic has won for 80-year-old trainer David Mills at Canterbury.
Radipole a lightweight chance in G1 Mile Trainer Mike Moroney has lamented a wide barrier draw for import Radipole in the Group One Kennedy Mile for which the gelding has the limit weight of 52kg.
Sky Boy earns stripes for Melbourne trip Sky Boy is bound for the spring carnival in Melbourne with two options after winning convincingly at Canterbury.
Victoria Derby: What You Need To Know Facts about the Group One $1.5 million Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Qewy claims another Cup race in Australia After wins in the Geelong Cup and Sandown Cup on a previous visit, Godolphin galloper Qewy has added the Bendigo Cup to his record.
The $19.1 million week of Melbourne racing More than 300,000 people are expected to attend the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington featuring 37 races with combined prize money of $19.1 million.
Patience pay more dividends for Schmidt Dwayne Schmidt's reputation as a top trainer with horses who have leg issues has been confirmed with Time To Rock's win at Ipswich.
Tangled could give Waller second Vic Derby Trainer Chris Waller will be chasing his second Victoria Derby when he saddles last-start Caulfield Classic runner-up Tangled in the 2500m Flemington race.
Large team for Williams in Melbourne Cup Five-time Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Lloyd Williams could have up to a quarter of the field in the famous 3200m race
Catchy freshened for Coolmore Stud Stakes Catchy has been freshened for the 1200m Coolmore Stud Stakes and co-trainer Ben Hayes is leaning to her as the stable's leading chance in the Group One race.
Anatola reinforces link for Mark Newnham Mark Newnham will have his first runner as a trainer for breeder and owner George Altomonte when Anatola races at Rosehill.
Classic would be icing on cake for Redzel Trainer Peter Snowden says Redzel has been flying under the radar for some time but deserves to be the best sprinter around after his $10 million Everest win.
Derby Day kicks off Melbourne Cup carnival Victoria Derby Day is considered Australia's premier day of racing featuring nine black-type races with a combined purse of $5.3 million.
Williams gathers inside info on Cup mount Craig Williams is learning as much as he can about his Melbourne Cup mount Wall Of Fire.
Ben Melham to ride Daysee Doom Ron Quinton has decided to spare his apprentice Andrew Adkins from the pressures of Derby day by booking Melbourne jockey Ben Melham to ride Daysee Doom.
Cup runner Tiberian has teaser pony father French import Tiberian has a pedigree unlike any other Melbourne Cup contender, being the son of a teaser pony used at stud for Hartnell's sire Authorized.
Swab charge against Ben Currie dropped Officials have withdrawn a positive swab charge against leading trainer Ben Currie but another appeal on a different matter will proceed.
Final fields for Derby day at Flemington Fields for the Victoria Derby meeting have been finalised with 14 horses in the Kennedy Mile and capacity fields for the Coolmore Stud Stakes and Myer Classic.
ATC chief executive Darren Pearce resigns The Australian Turf Club will begin a search for a new chief executive with Darren Pearce announcing his resignation.
Work to begin at Eagle Farm Work is about to start on the repair of Eagle Farm racecourse with a return to racing expected in April.
Pioneering UK trainer Mary Reveley dies Britain's winning-most female trainer Mary Reveley has died suddenly aged 77.
Godolphin confirm Cup for Hartnell Hartnell has been confirmed as a Melbourne Cup starter after a strong track gallop at Flemington.
Bowman's Cox Plate breeches up for auction Winx's regular jockey and triple Cox Plate partner Hugh Bowman has donated his breeches to a charity auction.
Global Glamour the Myer Classic favourite Global Glamour won the Tristarc Stakes in her spring return and is the early favourite for the Myer Classic ahead of acceptances for the Group One race.
Harlem out to book Cup spot in Lexus Harlem is expected to line up in the Lexus Stakes at Flemington to try to secure a Melbourne Cup berth.
Morrison putting final touches on Marmelo English trainer Hughie Morrison likes what he sees in stayer Marmelo ahead of the Melbourne Cup for which he is third favourite.
James Cummings after second Derby win After winning the Victoria Derby with Prized Icon a year ago, trainer James Cummings believes Astoria can make his presence felt in this year's Classic.
Qewy ready to make assault on Bendigo Cup English stayer Qewy will be out to add to his Cups collection in Australia when he lines up at Bendigo.
Waiting game almost over for Waitandwatch Injury-prone gelding Waitandwatch will make his latest comeback at Rosehill after testing the patience of trainer Angela Davies and his owners.
Mullins duo visit Flemington before Cup Max Dynamite and Thomas Hobson have had a trip away from quarantine at Werribee, galloping at Flemington under travelling foreman Dave Casey.
Trapeze Artist primed for another G1 test After throwing a scare into the camp, Trapeze Artist is fully fit and ready to try to claim his second Group One win in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Aloisia peaking in time for Oaks Gai Waterhouse believes Pinot is the filly to win her first VRC Oaks, but first she has to chase down the Aaron Purcell-trained favourite Aloisia.
Dolly's Due poised for city debut Michelle Ritchie will bring consistent mare Dolly's Due to Sydney for the first time at Warwick Farm with a view to the Provincial Championships.
Hartnell Cup start still to be confirmed Trainer James Cummings says a final decision on Hartnell taking his place in the Melbourne Cup will be made in the coming days.
Peslier chasing a Cup dream on Tiberian Champion jockey Olivier Peslier has ridden Tiberian in a work-out at Werribee ahead of the Melbourne Cup.
Berry on Who Shot Thebarman in Cup Tommy Berry will partner grand campaigner Who Shot Thebarman in next week's $6 million Emirates Melbourne Cup (3200m) at Flemington.
Capacity field for G1 Victoria Derby Victoria Derby favourite Main Stage has come up with barrier 14 in a field of 16 plus one emergency while second favourite Ace High has gate three.
Highland Reel on Coolmore stallion roster Highland Reel, Churchill and Caravaggio have been added to the new Coolmore stallion roster.
No decision yet on Winx's next move Chris Waller says Winx has come through her third Cox Plate win well but there has been no decision on her next move.
Dettori excited for Cup tilt on Almandin Frankie Dettori hopes he can finally win the Melbourne Cup and knows Almandin has the pedigree to win the race for a second time.
Sense Of Occasion freshened for G1 mile Doomben Cup winner Sense Of Occasion will be out to bounce back to his best form in the Group One Kennedy Mile at Flemington.
Frankie Dettori to ride Almandin in Cup Frankie Dettori has been snapped up to ride the Lloyd Williams-owned Almandin in the Melbourne Cup with Damien Oliver failing in an appeal against suspension.
Dettori gets Almandin Cup ride, Oliver out Damien Oliver has lost an appeal over his improper riding suspension that ruled him out of the ride on defending Melbourne Cup holder Almandin.
Ace High dealt new plan for Derby David Payne has modified his Victoria Derby race plan for Group One-winning colt Ace High.
Cool Passion steps up to mile in G1 Myer Cool Passion is set to be tested over 1600 metres for the first time in the Group One Myer Classic at Flemington.
Wohler says Red Cardinal better than odds Red Cardinal is a better chance of winning the Melbourne Cup than his odds suggest, German trainer Andreas Wohler says.
Cup another dream come true for Parish Jockey Cory Parish has never been to a Melbourne Cup but now has a ride on Caulfield Cup winner Boom Time.
Weather With You on target for Vic Derby Co-trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman will have Weather With You in the Victoria Derby but have decided against running Vin De Dance.
Kaonic to make stakes debut at Flemington Like he has done with Kermadec and Comin' Through in recent seasons, Chris Waller will use the Carbine Club Stakes as Kaonic's introduction to stakes racing.
One more Melbourne start for Sold For Song Brisbane mare Sold For Song will have one more Melbourne start this spring in a 1200m-Group Two race at Flemington.
Qewy among field of seven for Bendigo Cup The Charlie Appleby-trained Qewy is among a field of seven for the Bendigo Cup for which the Darren Weir-trained Kiwia is the early favourite.
Fifth Qld jockey out on handling charge Apprentice Rebecca Goldsbury has become the fifth Queensland jockey suspended on a handling charge in the past two months.
Hartnell still in Melbourne Cup mix Hartnell remains in contention for the Melbourne Cup with last year's third placegetter among 36 second acceptances.
Saint-Cloud races off because of protest Racing at Saint-Cloud in France has been called off after a protest by trainers, owners and breeders against France Galop reforms.
Freddie Fox Trot must improve manners Promising three-year-old Freddie Fox Trot must improve his pre-race manners before he will be allowed to race again after proving hard to saddle at Doomben.
Matriarch under consideration for Karavali The Matriarch Stakes at Flemington is an option for the Kris Lees-trained Karavali after her impressive debut at Randwick.
Darley option remains open for Vega Magic A start in the Darley Classic is still on the cards for Vega Magic despite his disappointing performance in the Manikato Stakes.
Williams lavishes praise on Chris Waller Lloyd Williams says the performance of Chris Waller to prepare Winx to win three Cox Plates is the best training achievement he has seen in his lifetime.
English set for spell after Manikato Group One-winning mare English is unlikely to race again this spring after her disappointing run in the Manikato Stakes.
Scottish star on target for Melbourne Cup Scottish trainer Iain Jardine has given stayer Nakeeta the tick of approval after inspecting the stayer at Werribee racecourse.
Winx's next chapter still to be written Trainer Chris Waller says Winx has pulled up remarkably well after her third Cox Plate win.
Royal Symphony ruled out of Derby Royal Symphony has felt the effects of a torrid Cox Plate run, forcing trainer Tony McEvoy to shelve Victoria Derby plans.
Champion mare Winx's many milestones A record-equalling third Cox Plate is not the only milestone for champion mare Winx after winning Australia's premier weight-for-age race.
Champion Winx has the X factor, owner says Winx's owners are still coming to terms with the champion mare's record-equalling third win in the $3 million Cox Plate.
Lloyd Williams waits on Almandin Cup rider A number of local and overseas jockeys have thrown their hats into the ring for the ride on Almandin while Damien Oliver appeals an improper riding suspension.
Jeff Lloyd suspended for 12 days Leading Brisbane jockey Jeff Lloyd has been suspended for 12 days but will still be able to ride Houtzen at Flemington.
Oliver to appeal improper riding ban Damien Oliver will appeal an improper riding ban which will keep him out of the rest of the major spring carnival meetings.
Saxon Warrior seals record for O'Brien Aidan O'Brien has set a world training record for a calendar year with Saxon Warrior's win in the Racing Post Trophy.
Luke Nolen lauds Hugh Bowman and Winx Perhaps the only person who knows how Hugh Bowman feels riding Winx is Black Caviar's jockey Luke Nolen.
Winx deserved win - Kingston Town jockey The jockey who rode Kingston Town to the first of his three Cox Plate wins says Winx deserved her record-equalling achievement.
Aloisia confirms Oaks favouritism in Vase The Aaron Purcell-trained Aloisia has firmed to odds-on favouritism for the VRC Oaks after her impressive win in The Vase at Moonee Valley.
Damien Oliver to miss Almandin Cup ride Damien Oliver will miss the Melbourne Cup ride on Almandin unless he can successfully appeal an improper riding suspension.
Weir almost pulls off Cox Plate boilover Humidor almost pulled off another Darren Weir boilover when finishing second to Winx in the Cox Plate.
Cabeza De Vaca maintains impressive record Stayers Cabeza De Vaca and Supply And Demand have resumed in style for co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott at Randwick.
More milestones for champion mare Winx A record-equalling third Cox Plate is not the only milestone for champion mare Winx after winning Australia's premier weight-for-age race.
Champion mare Winx the Cox Plate Queen Winx has won a record-equalling third Cox Plate, becoming the first horse in Australian racing history to amass more than $15 million in prize money.
Folkswood runs PB in G1 Cox Plate placing The Charlie Appleby-trained Folkswood could head to the Group One Emirates Stakes at Flemington after his Cox Plate third placing.
Huge day almost got bigger for Blake Shinn Blake Shinn almost stole the show at Moonee Valley, riding four winners before a narrow second on Humidor in the Cox Plate.
Winx claims her piece of Cox Plate history Winx has drawn on her champion qualities to win a record-equalling third Cox Plate in a Moonee Valley track record for 2040m.
Blake Shinn in top form at Moonee Valley Appreciating a fast-run Crystal Mile, Lucky Hussler has raced to an easy win at Moonee Valley to give Blake Shinn four winners.
Hi I'm Back ends run of outs at Doomben Unlucky Hi I'm Back has taken advantage of a bias towards leaders and inside barriers to score his first win in seven months at Doomben.
Banish gets valuable Group Two Valley win The James Cummings-trained, Godolphin-owned filly Banish has claimed her first stakes win in the Fillies Classic at Moonee Valley.
Start no barrier to Dia De Reyes success Dia De Reyes has continued trainer Matthew Dunn's run of success in the Highway Handicap series.
Who Shot Thebarman to run in another Cup Who Shot Thebarman has shown he is worthy of a fourth Melbourne Cup start with his win at Moonee Valley.
Track record for Lubiton at Moonee Valley Lubiton has led throughout to claim victory in a stakes race at Moonee Valley in track record time.
Fickle Folly fights hard for Randwick win Tamworth trainer Sue Grills is eyeing a black-type mission at Rosehill for Fickle Folly after the mare's resilient win at Randwick.
Shinn steers Blondie to Valley stakes win Brendan McCarthy's decision to freshen Blondie to revert to a sprint distance has paid off, with the filly racing to a stakes victory at Moonee Valley.
Hard work pays dividends for Ric McMahon Trainer Barry Lockwood believes Ric McMahon can break back into the top 10 Brisbane jockeys after his top ride to win on Adoradancer at Doomben.
Eptimum wins Group Three race at Valley Eptimum has given Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds a Group Three win at Moonee Valley.
Warranty a guaranteed winner for Snowdens Warranty is bound for Flemington during the Melbourne Cup carnival after winning at Randwick.
Gun Case defies weight at Moonee Valley Trainer Darren Weir was happy to be wrong after Gun Case carried topweight to victory over 955m at Moonee Valley.
Zielke stablemates quinella Doomben 2YO Trainer John Zielke's formula for training his early-season juveniles was again a success when he provided a quinella at Doomben.
Sydney filly Setsuna claims Inglis Banner Gimcrack Stakes runner-up Setsuna has raced to victory in the Inglis Banner at Moonee Valley in her second race start.
Kaspersky out of the Cox Plate Winx's Cox Plate rivals have been reduced to seven with the scratching of English horse Kaspersky.
Currie cops ban after winning G1 Manikato Luke Currie will start a 10-meeting careless riding suspension after the Cox Plate meeting for his winning ride on Hey Doc in the Manikato Stakes.
Hey Doc leads throughout in G1 Manikato A fresh Hey Doc has outgunned a group of high quality sprinters to claim the Group One Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Declan Maher outed over banned substance Declan Maher has been suspended from handling horses and riding trackwork after testing positive to a banned substance.
Victory Red's ideal trip for Highway After being tried as a sprinter, Highway Handicap contender Victory Red has found his niche over longer distances.
Norman hopes for 80th birthday present Veteran trainer Harold Norman is looking to reward his former apprentice Rikki Palmer with a city winner.
Moonee Valley Cup at a glance A look at the Moonee Valley Cup as a Melbourne Cup lead-up.
In-form Nictock faces new challenges Nictock will be tested again on a wet track at Randwick with trainer Cameron Crockett uncertain if that is the reason for his only defeat.
Valley house full sign hung out for Winx A sell-out crowd will be at Moonee Valley to see if Winx can emulate Kingston Town and claim a third straight Cox Plate.
Happy Clapper goes chasing Winx again With two second placings to Winx to his credit, Happy Clapper's trainer Pat Webster won't mind another behind the great mare in the Cox Plate.
Sister act offers consolation for Bonneval Imposing Lass has an opportunity to give the Baker family some consolation with her sister Bonneval's Melbourne Cup plans scrapped.
McEvoy chasing first Cox Plate win Kerrin McEvoy has two Melbourne Cups, a Caulfield Cup and a Golden Slipper but will be chasing a first Cox Plate win on Folkswood against champion Winx.
Fourth Cup run on radar for veteran stayer A good performance in the Moonee Valley Cup will confirm plans for nine-year-old Who Shot Thebarman to run in his fourth Melbourne Cup.
Dunn hopes patience pays with Red Bowers Trainer Matt Dunn has been patient getting Red Bowers back to city racing and is hoping it pays off at Doomben.
McEvoy favours Roomooz back at the Valley A return to racing at Moonee Valley should help Roomooz claim an elusive stakes win.
Blake Shinn relishing Cox Plate challenge Blake Shinn will ride Humidor for the first time when the Australian Cup and Makybe Diva Stakes winner contests the Cox Plate.
It's Somewhat fit for Valley target race A midweek gallop at Moonee Valley has convinced Godolphin trainer James Cummings the track will hold no fears for It's Somewhat.
Waller focused on Winx, not Plate rivals Trainer Chris Waller is not over-analysing as he prepares champion Winx for her shot at a third Cox Plate win at Moonee Valley
Waller praises apprentice Lee Magorrian Sydney's leading trainer is rewarding Lee Magorrian with opportunities after the Irish-born apprentice's Lee Magorrian successful start to the season.
Dunn turns grandstand jockey for Cox Plate Dwayne Dunn says it was important for Dean Yendall to get a handle on Royal Symphony for the Cox Plate by riding him in trackwork at Moonee Valley.
Supply And Demand starts run towards Perth Supply And Demand's has been aimed at Perth's rich summer of racing as the the galloper resumes from a spell at Randwick in the Filante Handicap.
All the facts about the G1 Manikato Stakes The Manikato Stakes is held on the eve of the Cox Plate and will showcase 11 of the best sprinters including 2015 winner Chautauqua.
Fresh Hey Doc right for Manikato assault Tony McEvoy has elected to keep Hey Doc to sprinting in a bid to find out whether he is up to Australia's best gallopers.
All you need to know about the Cox Plate The Cox Plate has attracted champion racehorses since it was first run in 1922 and this year is no exception, with Winx chasing her third win in the race.
English set to bounce back from Everest Group One-winning mare English is better equipped to handle a Melbourne campaign a year on from her first trip south says co-trainer Adrian Bott.
Gailo Chop in great form for Cox Plate bid Gailo Chop heads into his second attempt at the Cox Plate as a last-start Group One winner of the Caulfield Stakes but faces a formidable opponent in Winx.
Moore accepts ex-HK sprinter for Oz career Former Hong Kong-based Accepted will continue his comeback from retirement with the second start of his Australian career at Randwick.
Desleigh Forster plans a winning send-off Desleigh Forster hopes to give one of her loyal staff a winning farewell present with Too Good To Refuse at Doomben.
Seaburge chases fairytale Cox Plate win Seaburge has been given a last-minute call up for the Cox Plate in a bid to emulate Boom Time's Caulfield Cup win.
Vengeur Masque penalised for Geelong win The Mike Moroney-trained Vengeur Masque has been given a 0.5kg penalty for the Melbourne Cup
McEvoy and Red Cardinal unite at Werribee Kerrin McEvoy has partnered his Melbourne Cup mount Red Cardinal for the first time in a track gallop at Werribee.
Brooker sways Heathcote to stay home The availability of top apprentice Tiffani Brooker has swayed Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote to race Hopfgarten at Doomben instead of Randwick.
Waller can't fault Winx in Plate build-up Trainer Chris Waller says everything has gone to plan with champion Winx as she prepares for her attempt at a third Cox Plate win.
Ben Currie cements top ten place Ben Currie hopes to build on his double at Ipswich to cement his place in Brisbane's top ten trainers with some strong chances at Doomben.
Trainer Aidan O'Brien has record in sight Trainer Aidan O'Brien will attack the Racing Post Trophy before turning his attention further afield as he chases Bobby Frankel's training record.
Warwick Farm double for Thompson, Shinn Trainer John Thompson and jockey Blake Shinn have combined for a winning Warwick Farm double with Cuba and Our Belisa.
Joe Pride-trained duo step up in town The Joe Pride-trained Sikhing Glory and So Spirited have won their first metropolitan starts at Warwick Farm.
Reformed Locus gives Edmonds a thrill Reformed bad boy Locus has given trainer Toby Edmonds special satisfaction with his first win at Ipswich.
Vase next step on Oaks path for Aloisia Thousand Guineas winner Aloisia takes her next step towards the VRC Oaks when she runs in the Group Two Vase at Moonee Valley over 2040m.
Vengeur Masque lands Geelong Cup prize A stronger Vengeur Masque has broken through for his first Australian victory with a hard-fought win in the Geelong Cup.
Popular wins for Godolphin at Warwick Farm Three-year-old filly Popular has broken her maiden status with victory at Warwick Farm.
Michelle Payne to ride in first Cox Plate Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne is looking forward to riding in the Cox Plate for the first time on the Jane Chapple-Hyam-trained Kaspersky.
Weather For You gets job done at Geelong Weather For You has finally shed his maiden tag and emerged as a potential Derby contender by winning the Geelong Classic.
Tactical Advantage to start for Joe Pride Former James Cummings-trained gelding Tactical Advantage makes his debut for Joe Pride at Randwick on Saturday.
Cabin Fever to boost Heinrich Trainer Gillian Heinrich faces more treatment for cancer but first she will watch three-year-old filly Cabin Fever return to racing at Doomben.
Viddora set for another G1 Valley sprint Having finished second in Group One sprints at her past two starts, Viddora will be chasing her first elite level win in a star-studded Manikato Stakes.
Chief steward has best position for Winx As Winx attempts her third straight Cox Plate at Moonee Valley, Racing Victoria chief steward Terry Bailey will have the best spot to watch the action.
Takedown jumps into action for Filante Trainer Gary Moore has put Group One-winning sprinter Takedown over jumps in a bid to sharpen the gelding up for his next start at Randwick.
Japanese horse Admire Deus has surgery One-time Caulfield Cup favourite Admire Deus, who suffered a serious leg injury in a track gallop, has undergone surgery.
Ipswich winner safe after escaping course After scoring a narrow win at Ipswich, Aristocat has escaped from the swabbing stall into nearby streets.
Folkswood ready for Winx in Cox Plate Godolphin horse Folkswood has galloped strongly at Werribee as he prepares to tackle Winx in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Dale Evans suspended for two months Stewards have suspended Queensland jockey Dale Evans for two months for his ride on Dam Wonderful at Rockhampton.
1964 Melbourne Cup fetches $140,000 The 1964 Melbourne Cup, won by New Zealand horse Polo Prince, has fetched $140,300 at auction in Sydney.
Craig Williams to ride Wall Of Fire in Cup Craig Williams will ride Wall Of Fire for English trainer Hugo Palmer in the Melbourne Cup.
Tony McEvoy chasing a second Plate win Tony McEvoy is already a Cox Plate-winning trainer and will have three-year-old colt Royal Symphony in this year's race against champion Winx.
Two Vic horses return high cobalt readings Steven Pateman and Belinda Dunn have been informed of high cobalt readings returned by horses in their care.
Salsonic back from Queensland winter break Last-start Queensland Guineas winner Salsonic will begin a campaign aimed at the Group Two Villiers Stakes when he runs in the Filante Handicap at Randwick.
Grey Lion out to atone in Geelong Cup Trainer Matt Cumani is hoping Grey Lion can finally get his first win in Australia in the Geelong Cup.
Sense Of Occasion to head to Kennedy Mile Trainer Kris Lees has decided to miss the Cox Plate with Sense Of Occasion and aim at the Kennedy Mile at Flemington.
Vega Magic favourite for G1 Manikato The Manikato Stakes has attracted a star-studded field of 11 with Vega Magic the favourite to claim his third Group One win.
James McDonald in court over racing ban Former Godolphin jockey James McDonald has taken his fight against an 18-month disqualification to the NSW Supreme Court.
Home track city debuts for Joe Pride duo The Joe Pride-trained Sikhing Glory and So Spirited will make their city debuts on their home track at Warwick Farm.
Belated return for Saint Patricks Day Three-year-old Saint Patricks Day will make a belated start to his season at Doomben after the weather thwarted his scheduled return.
Winx to have eight Cox Plate rivals Winx will jump from barrier six in the Cox Plate in which she will have eight rivals in her bid for a history-making third consecutive win.
Favourites draw well in Manikato Stakes Favoured runners Vega Magic and In Her Time have drawn inside gates for the Manikato Stakes.
Winx work done ahead of third Cox Plate Winx has tuned up for her attempt at a third Cox Plate, galloping in front of a large early morning crowd at Moonee Valley.
Royal Symphony to gallop again at Valley Royal Symphony will have another look around Moonee Valley in a gallop ahead of his crack at the Cox Plate in which he will face champion Winx.
Michelle Payne gets winner at Stawell Michelle Payne is hoping Kaspersky, the horse she rode in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot, starts in the Cox Plate.
Winx headlines Breakfast with the Best Champion Winx is scheduled to work at Moonee Valley's Breakfast With The Best trackwork session ahead of her attempt at a record-equalling third Cox Plate.
Heathcote to start Hopfgarten in Sydney Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote will bring Hopfgarten to Sydney, citing a lack of suitable races at home.
Geelong Cup test for Wheal Leisure Trainer Archie Alexander is looking forward to testing in-form Wheal Leisure in the Group Three Geelong Cup when the mare steps up to 2400m.
Rawiller fails to get suspension reduced Brad Rawiller has failed in his appeal against the severity of a 14-meeting careless riding suspension.
Super Cash heading to G1 Manikato Stakes After winning the Schillaci Stakes first-up, talented sprinting mare Super Cash will now chase a Group One win in the Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Multiple G1 winner Alinghi dies aged 16 Alinghi, the champion three-year-old filly of her year, has died aged 16 while giving birth at Arrowfield Stud.
Boom Time gets 1kg Melbourne Cup penalty Boom Time has been penalised 1kg for his Caulfield Cup win and will carry 53kg in the Melbourne Cup.
Highland Reel to defend Breeders' Cup Highland Reel will head a strong Breeders' Cup team for trainer Aidan O'Brien at Del Mar.
Con man the 'mastermind' behind horse ruse Five racehorses owned by convicted con man Peter Foster have been disqualified from Victorian races won in the name of Ciaron Maher's former racing manager.
Winx primed for Cox Plate treble Chris Waller says he can understand why potential Cox Plate runners are avoiding a match-up against super mare Winx at Moonee Valley.
Marmelo equal Melbourne Cup favourite English horse Marmelo has firmed to equal favouritism for the Melbourne Cup after his eye-catching run in the Caulfield Cup.
Luvaluva on target for VRC Oaks John Sargent will use a tried and true method to get Luvaluva to the VRC Oaks via the Wakeful Stakes.
Gailo Chop in top order to tackle Winx Trainer Darren Weir says Gailo Chop goes into the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley in great order with one stumbling block - Winx.
Vega Magic captures Dabernig's attention Vega Magic has captured the attention of co-trainer Tom Dabernig who believes the gelding is the best horse he has been associated with in his career.
Main Stage heads to grand final Main Stage's target remains the Group One Victoria Derby, despite his third at Caulfield.
Order Of St George goes the distance Order Of St George has pulled off an unlikely victory to win the Group Two Long Distance Cup at Ascot.
Leading vet Reg Pascoe dies aged 88 One of Australia's leading equine veterinarians Reg Pascoe has died aged 88 on the Darling Downs.
Folkswood to take on Winx in Cox Plate Godolphin has confirmed Cranbourne Cup winner Folkswood will take on Winx in the Cox Plate.
Librisa Breeze wins Champions Sprint Librisa Breeze has upset some big names to claim the British Champions Sprint at Ascot.
Aidan O'Brien's 2017 Group One winners Trainer Aidan O'Brien's Group One winners in 2017.
Aidan O'Brien on cusp of world record Trainer Aidan O'Brien is on the cusp of a world record after equalling Bobby Frankel's 25 Group One winners in a calendar year with Hydrangea at Ascot.
Cracksman the champion at Ascot The John Gosden-trained Cracksman has run out a dominant winner of the Champion Stakes at Ascot under Frankie Dettori.
Cup gives Parish his first Group One win Cory Parish has guided Boom Time to victory in the Caulfield Cup, earning the jockey his first Group One win.
Jockeys hit by suspensions at Caulfield Seven jockeys have been suspended at Caulfield, four of them from the Caulfield Cup.
Fuhryk bounces back with Caulfield victory Sprinting mare Fuhryk has added to a big day for the Lindsay Park stable with a Listed win after stablemate Boom Time took out the Group One Caulfield Cup.
Global Glamour wins Gr 2 Tristarc Stakes Global Glamour has fought gamely to win the Tristarc Stakes first-up at Caulfield, bringing up a winning treble for her co-trainers.
Hayes wins Caulfield Cup with own horse Boom Time has caused an upset in the $3 million Caulfield Cup, surprising even his owner and trainer David Hayes.
Olive proud of Single Gaze's Cup second Canberra mare Single Gaze has done her connections proud to finish second in the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
What jockeys said after Caulfield Cup What the jockeys said after the Caulfield Cup won by Boom Time.
Ben Hayes, Dabernig savour first Cup win Ben Hayes and Tom Dabernig, who train in partnership with David Hayes, have savoured their first Caulfield Cup win.
Magorrian lands milestone Sydney double Irish apprentice Lee Magorrian has posted his first Saturday double after Improvement and Mortar Platoon won at Randwick.
White Moss secures black type in Nivison White Moss has taken a major step in her career with victory in the Group Three Nivison at Randwick in her first stakes attempt.
Snitty Kitty sprints to Group Two victory Snitty Kitty has continued to improve throughout her career and has landed her biggest win in the Group Two Caulfield Sprint.
Bolter Boom Time wins $3m Caulfield Cup A last-minute decision has led to outsider Boom Time landing the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Goodfella sets up Melbourne Group One bid The Bjorn Baker-trained colt Goodfella is set for a Group One debut in the Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington after winning the Brian Crowley Stakes.
Ulmann Perth bound following Caulfield win Ulmann has led home a Darren Weir quinella in the Moonga Stakes and is now Perth bound for the summer carnival at Ascot.
Improvement some consolation for Portelli Improvement has given her trainer Gary Portelli something to smile about at Randwick after the scratching of Single Bullet from the Brian Crowley Stakes.
Bendigo Cup aim for Coongy winner Kiwia The Darren Weir-trained Kiwia will head to the Bendigo Cup after winning the Group Three Coongy Cup at Caulfield.
Destiny's Kiss seals campaign with Cup win Veteran stayer Destiny's Kiss has earned a deserved but short break from racing after winning the City Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick
She Knows back in action with Highway win Trainer Danny Williams says he erred on the side of caution by sidelining She Knows for five weeks but will run her a lot more after her Highway Handicap win.
Cliff's Edge puts his Derby claims on show Cliff's Edge has leapt to the top of Victoria Derby markets after leading throughout over 2000m in the Caulfield Classic.
Wet weather, poor visibility ends Doomben The Doomben meeting has been abandoned after three races because of poor visibility for jockeys.
Waterhouse has Oaks in sight with Pinot Well-bred filly Pinot has pressed her claims for the VRC Oaks with a front-running win in the Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
Kaonic win confirms Carbine Stakes start The Chris Waller-trained colt Kaonic is seeking to emulate the Carbine Club Stakes-winning exploits of former stablemate Kermadec for owner Neville Morgan.
Ace High has tune-up gallop at Randwick Spring Champion Stakes winner Ace High has had a work-out between races at Randwick ahead of his Victoria Derby bid.
Fullazaboot heads towards Magic Millions Trainer Stuart Kendrick's decision to pay more than he expected for Fullazaboot as a yearling has given him a real chance of winning a Magic Millions Classic.
Snitzepeg to follow proven spring program A strong on-pace win by Snitzepeg has set the three-year-old on a path to the Carbine Club Stakes and Sandown Guineas, races won by former stablemate Mahuta.
Our Crown Mistress steps up to city class The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Our Crown Mistress has made it three-straight wins with her first victory at city level.
Legislation in winning debut for Snowdens Promising colt Legislation has made a winning start to his career for co-trainers Peter and Paul Snowden.
Polskie Lady keeps fire burning for Jarvis Veteran trainer Jim Jarvis will tackle the Highway Handicap at Randwick with a mare back racing after more than a year off
Foxplay favourite for Tristarc Stakes Group One winner Foxplay drops back to mares' grade in the Group Two Tristarc Stakes as she chases her first win of the spring carnival.
State Of Play has Oaks in her sights State Of Play has the breeding to be an Oaks winner and she will test her hopes in the Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
Isorich vein of form surprises Seelin Wyong-trained Isorich is looking to extend his recent winning record at Randwick to three in a row.
Single Gaze a special horse to many The man who goes everywhere with Single Gaze is looking forward to watching the mare compete in one of Australia's biggest races, the Caulfield Cup.
Brinkmanship ready to show best Smart juvenile Brinkmanship should be helped by race experience and the addition of a near side blinker for his second start at Doomben.
Poignant debut awaits Mustafa John Crowley will fulfil a racing ambition at Randwick when the gelding he co-owns makes his debut in a race named after his grandfather.
Lord Fandango gives Alexander Cup chance Improving stayer Lord Fandango can give his trainer Archie Alexander a milestone first Group One win in the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Innes gets opportunity on Diddums Apprentice James Innes Jr gets the chance for a Group win aboard Diddums in the Nivison Stakes.
Rawiller appeals severity of suspension Brad Rawiller has lodged an appeal against the severity of a 14-meeting careless riding suspension incurred in the Moe Cup.
Rains Aplenty to overcome wide draw Rains Aplenty faces a tough task from a wide barrier at Doomben on Saturday as he strives to prove he is trainer John Zielke's best two-year-old.
Kerrin McEvoy after another feature win In-form jockey Kerrin McEvoy is striving to win the $3 million Caulfield Cup on Bonneval, a week after winning the $10 million Everest in Sydney.
Melbourne spring debut for Wyong trainer NSW trainer Kristen Buchanan will have her first runner at Caulfield when Echo Effect competes in the Group Three Moonga Stakes.
Wet to help Miss Exfactor at Doomben A wet track is likely to help Miss Exfactor when she attempts to win for the first time over 1350 metres at Doomben.
Admire Deus stable ahead of surgery Injured one-time Caulfield Cup favourite is stable ahead of proposed surgery on his leg.
Trainer Matthew Leek to face RAD Board Racing Victoria stewards have issued three charges against trainer Matthew Leek relating to attempted race day treatment.
Waller predicts improvement from Andaz Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller expects Andaz to impress after a tardy start to his preparation when he runs in the Brian Crowley Stakes at Randwick.
Tactics change for Caulfield Cup favourite Connections of Caulfield Cup favourite Johannes Vermeer have advised stewards the intention is for the horse to settle more forward than last start.
Significant step up for Almighty Almighty is set for his black-type debut on Caulfield Cup day when the Peter and Paul Snowden-trained colt returns from a freshen-up in the Gothic Stakes.
Potential Group test for consistent Alward Former French stayer will step up to 2400 metres in Australia for the first time in the City Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick.
Draw no barrier for Savanna Amour Savanna Amour will be attempting to add to her impressive Caulfield record when she runs in the Group Three Tristarc Stakes.
Mertens to ride in his first Caulfield Cup Star apprentice Beau Mertens will be chasing his first Group One win when he rides in the Caulfield Cup for the first time on Abbey Marie.
Waller ups Queensland presence Chris Waller is steadily increasing his number of starters in Brisbane from his Gold Coast satellite stable.
Property tackles older sprinters first-up Robert Smerdon has stuck to his first thoughts and is taking on the older sprinters first-up with talented three-year-old Property at Caulfield.
Peter Snowden grounded after Everest win With a big stable to run, Peter Snowden has had little time to celebrate Redzel's Everest win as the veteran trainer turns his focus to other assignments.
O'Hara eyes Caulfield Cup with Single Gaze Kathy O'Hara is brimming with confidence for her Caulfield Cup ride Single Gaze, 18 months after she fell from the mare in their first run over 2400 metres.
Lane gives Humidor great chance in Cup Jockey Damian Lane believes dual Group One winner Humidor is primed to give him his first Caulfield Cup.
Caulfield Cup first for David Brideoake Hardham will line up in the $3 million Caulfield Cup as trainer David Brideoake's first runner in the 2400m-handicap.
Perth an option for Cantbuybetter Smart Toowoomba galloper Cantbuybetter could be headed for the Railway Stakes in Perth if he makes a successful return to racing at Doomben.
Bloodlines to help Coral Bay on wet ground Coral Bay is related to some well-performed wet track horses which indicates he can race well at Doomben.
Bonneval cleared to start in Caulfield Cup Star New Zealand mare Bonneval has been cleared to take her place in the Caulfield Cup after passing a veterinary inspection.
Dean Yendall to ride Royal Symphony Dean Yendall has been booked to ride three-year-old Royal Symphony when the colt takes on Winx in the Cox Plate.
Cracksman heads Dettori's Ascot rides Frankie Dettori is looking forward to a stellar book of rides on Champions Day at Ascot.
Justin Stanley suspended for a month Queensland jockey Justin Stanley has been suspended for a month on a handling charge from a ride at Rockhampton.
Rich Charm snares Listed win at Caulfield The Udyta Clake-trained sprinter Rich Charm has made the step up to stakes level with a Listed race win at Caulfield.
Unforgotten at forefront of Waller treble The Chris Waller-trained filly Unforgotten has shown the benefits of a preparation in Queensland with a first-up win at Canterbury.
Stonebrook untroubled to extend sequence Stonebrook has made it four wins from as many starts in scoring at Canterbury.
Fresh Formality prevails in Blue Sapphire After a tough trip in the Golden Rose in Sydney, Lindsay Park have freshened Formality for the Blue Sapphire Stakes with winning results.
Snowden colt continues post-Everest high Peter and Paul Snowden have no reason to end their post-Everest party, with Star Of Africa winning at Canterbury.
Bonneval to face another vet inspection A Racing Victoria veterinary inspection has found Bonneval to be lame and she will need to be inspected again before the Caulfield Cup.
Quilate pair to team up in Caulfield Cup Quilate has scored an important stakes race win which her trainer and jockey will try to replicate with Abbey Marie in the Caulfield Cup.
Caulfield Cup - What you need to know All you need to know about the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Fastnet Winner for Waller The only filly in the 1250 metre three year-old maiden at Canterbury on Wednesday was Fastnet Rock filly Unforgotten, who made light work of beating her male rivals at her first run back from a break.
Temple Of Bel on target for VRC Oaks start Archie Alexander is looking towards the VRC Oaks with Temple Of Bel, a daughter of former Blue Diamond Stakes winner Bel Esprit.
Social Element set to step up in Tatts Cup Consistent stayer Social Element will step up in grade in the City Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick.
Classic hopes for Godolphin 3YO Ataraxia Dulcify Quality winner Ataraxia gets a chance to press his Victoria Derby claims when he steps up to 2000m in the Group Three Caulfield Classic.
Sin To Win fights back for Caulfield win Lindsay Park may have unearthed a long-range Cups contender after Sin To Win scored a fighting win at Caulfield.
McEvoy to test Cool Passion in Tristarc Trainer Tony McEvoy is keen to try former Perth sprinter Cool Passion over 1400m in the Tristarc Stakes with a view to a possible start in the Myer Classic.
Ron Quinton duo tune up for Myer Classic Daysee Doom and Dixie Blossoms will prepare for the Myer Classic at Flemington in The Nivison at Randwick.
Single Gaze at peak for Caulfield Cup bid Canberra trainer Nick Olive is looking forward to seeing his stable star Single Gaze step up to 2400m under handicap conditions in the Caulfield Cup.
Boss suspension reduced, free for G1 ride Glen Boss has had a win before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Bennett prepares to get back in the saddle Former NSW trainer Greg Bennett is to return to racing as horse-breaker and pre-trainer.
Saint Patricks Day to lead Munce charge Chris Munce has already had more than 100 winners in less than three years as a trainer and he aims to add big-race wins during the Brisbane summer carnivals.
Qld 2yo ballot conditions to be changed Queensland trainers are confident the ballot conditions for two-year-old races will be charged after some trial winners have been made emergencies.
Star-studded Champion Stakes at Ascot Cracksman and Barney Roy are among 17 horses confirmed for the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Johannes Vermeer outright Cup favourite The Aidan O'Brien-trained Johannes Vermeer is the outright favourite for the Caulfield Cup after drawing barrier two in the $3 million race.
White Moss ready for black-type test Trainer Jason Coyle will test White Moss at Group Three level in The Nivison at Randwick with autumn and winter targets in mind for the mare.
Superstar Winx nominated for the 2017 Japan Cup Winx may finally be set to take on the world!
Fresh Johannes ready for Caulfield Cup Johannes Vermeer has bounced out of his Caulfield Stakes placing and is on song to tackle the Group One Caulfield Cup.
Trainer Clive Balfour has penalty varied Trainer Clive Balfour has had a six-month disqualification for attempted race day treatments varied to a six-month suspension on appeal.
Juvenile Trials Randwick – King Ready to Race Four juvenile heats at the Randwick trials on Tuesday morning produced an impressive winner for the James Harron Bloodstock team in royally named colt King.
Debut looms again for Highly Influential Trainer Mark Newnham is looking forward to Highly Influential finally making his debut at Canterbury after two contrasting delays.
Pedigree Points for tomorrow's Blue Sapphire… The Blue Sapphire has run in its current format for 3yo sprinters since 2012 when won by the filly Snitzerland. Other winners are Lion Of Belfort, Eloping, Keen Aray and Flying Artie.
Crown Witness out to remain unbeaten The Blue Sapphire Stakes is the next test for unbeaten filly Crown Witness who returns from a let-up in the Group Three sprint at Caulfield.
Cox Plate plans for Royal Symphony The Tony McEvoy-trained colt Royal Symphony is scheduled to have his next start in the $3 million weight-for-age Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Winx has gallop at Moonee Valley Champion mare Winx has made a return to Moonee Valley in preparation for a record equalling third Cox Plate attempt.
Ipswich abandoned because of rain The Ipswich midweek meeting has been abandoned because of continuing rain.
Field of 17 for the G1 Caulfield Cup A final field of 17 has been declared for the $3 million Group One Caulfield Cup.
Admire Deus out of Caulfield Cup Admire Deus is battling for life with the Japanese galloper being transferred from Warrnambool to Ballarat for emergency surgery after breaking down on Tuesday morning.
York chief to travel to Australia in bid to tempt Winx to Knavesmire British tracks are working together with their European counterparts to attract Australian star Winx and York chief executive William Derby will be joining others in Australia as part of a worldwide tour to lure overseas stars to the Knavesmire next season.
A crucial time ahead for Admire Deus Former Caulfield Cup favourite Admire Deus has suffered a life-threatening leg injury and faces a crucial few days.
Bowman has confidence in Cup ride Marmelo Another spin around Werribee racecourse on Marmelo has given Hugh Bowman confidence ahead of the Group One Caulfield Cup.
Harry Angel on target for Champions Sprint Harry Angel and Caravaggio are scheduled to meet again in the British Champions Sprint at Ascot.
Ben Connolly to front RAD Board Ciaron Maher's former racing manager Ben Connolly will front a penalty hearing at the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board .
O'Brien remains on 24 G1s for the year Aidan O'Brien's wait to equal the world record for number of Grade/Group One wins in a year goes on with Idaho fourth in the Woodbine International in Toronto.
Kyneton training gallop for Wicklow Brave Caulfield Cup hope Wicklow Brave is to have a morning gallop before the Kyneton races while Hugh Bowman heads to Werribee to ride Marmelo.
Destiny's Kiss for City Tatts Cup back-up Veteran stayer Destiny's Kiss is likely to back up in the City Tattersalls Cup after his gallant fourth in the St Leger.
Lindsay Park has three for Caulfield Cup Lindsay Park will have a three-pronged attack on the Caulfield Cup with He's Our Rokkii to join Harlem and Ventura Storm.
No Cups penalties for impressive winners Lord Fandango and Big Duke cannot be penalised for the Caulfield Cup after their weekend wins at Caulfield and Randwick respectively.
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Ben Allen gets the nod for Lord Fandango After winning the Herbert Power Stakes on Lord Fandango, apprentice Ben Allen will take the ride on the stayer in the Caulfield Cup.
Menari's spring over after tieback surgery Menari will not be seen again this spring but his stablemate Trapeze Artist is recovering well from a setback.
Corey Brown free to ride in Manikato Racing NSW stewards have agreed to alter the dates of Corey Brown's careless riding suspension with the jockey free to ride In Her Time in the Manikato Stakes.
Groom dies in accident at Kempton races A stablehand has died in an incident at Kempton races after apparently being kicked by a horse in the stabling area.
Darley Classic next for Redzel Redzel, winner of the inaugural $10 million Everest, is scheduled to have his next start in the Group One Darley Classic.
Appleby claims another Aust stakes win Godolphin's Folkswood has given his English trainer Charlie Appleby another stakes win in Australia, capturing the Listed Cranbourne Cup.
Bell fund appeal reaches $70,000 A fund to help trainer Darren Bell pay debts incurred from his stable closure because of strangles has reached $70,000.
Bonneval fit and well: Murray Baker Trainer Murray Baker says Bonneval has pulled up well from her unplaced run in the Caulfield Stakes.
Weir to have strong hand in Caulfield Cup Trainer Darren Weir will have Japanese horse Admire Deus and Australian Cup winner Humidor in the Caulfield Cup and also hopes Amelie's Star will gain a start.
Bright Foxplay ready for Melbourne assault Foxplay is back firing and ready for her first run in Melbourne for the spring after recovering from the effects of racing against her famous stablemate Winx.
McGillivray rides four winners Matt McGillivray has ridden a career-best four winners at Doomben while awaiting word on careless riding appeals.
Multiple G1 winner Lankan Rupee retired Five-time Group One-winning sprinter Lankan Rupee has been retired after his unplaced run in the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield.
Work to start on Eagle Farm Officials are confident Eagle Farm will be ready for next year's winter carnival with reconstruction work about to start.
No Cox Plate for injured Riven Light Irish horse Riven Light has suffered a leg injury and will take no further part in the Melbourne spring carnival.
Aidan O'Brien trains Dewhurst first four Aidan O'Brien has moved to within one winner of Bobby Frankel's Group One record in a calendar year with US Navy Flag's win in the Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket.
The Everest a smash hit in Sydney Punters frocked up to the debut of the world's richest race on turf The Everest at Randwick to watch Redzel gallop first past the post.
Low fuss, elegant daywear wins at Randwick A Newcastle woman has won more than $20,000 in prizes for her elegant and simple outfit in the fashion competition held at Randwick racecourse for Everest day.
Guineas-winning jockey cops 10-meeting ban The winning ride on Mighty Boss in the Caulfield Guineas has come at a cost for Michael Walker, who's been suspended for 10 meetings for careless riding.
Everest hero Redzel repays owners' faith A part-owner of Everest winner Redzel says the syndicate rejected a $500,000 offer after the sprinter won his first race.
Super Cash prevails first-up at Caulfield After missing out on a start in a Group One race, trainer Andrew Noblet has switched his attention to the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield for a happy result.
Historic win for apprentice Rachel Hunt After Hugh Bowman and Corey Brown were left at the barriers, apprentice Rachel Hunt has claimed her first Saturday win at Randwick.
Kerrin McEvoy, Corey Brown suspended Everest-winning jockey Kerrin McEvoy and Corey Brown have been suspended at Randwick and will miss the Manikato Stakes.
Classic Uniform looks part in Craven Plate Classic Uniform has upset Epsom Handicap winner Happy Clapper to claim the Craven Plate at Randwick for trainer Gary Moore.
Inaugural Everest a success: V'landys The inaugural $10 million Everest has been hailed a success by Sydney racing officials.
Hopfgarten defies betting drift at Doomben Hopfgarten has doubled his price in the betting ring but was still far too good in his comeback run in Bartons Open Handicap at Doomben.
Snowden stable a true family-run operation Nothing is more important to Peter Snowden than family, not even victory in a $10 million race.
Tosen Stardom salutes in Toorak Handicap Former Japanese entire Tosen Stardom has landed his first Group One win in Australia, taking out the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Mighty Boss scores upset Guineas victory Emergency acceptor Mighty Boss has scraped his way into the Caulfield Guineas field and scored a shock win in the Group One race for three-year-olds.
Redzel claims $10m Everest at Randwick Sydney sprinter Redzel has won the $10 million Everest, the world's richest thoroughbred race on turf.
Consolation prize for In Her Time Newcastle trainer Ben Smith has the consolation of winning the Sydney Stakes after In Her Time was overlooked for a slot in the $10 million Everest.
Gailo Chop claims Group 1 Caulfield Stakes Gailo Chop has champion Winx and the Cox Plate in his sights after beating Johannes Vermeer and Jon Snow in the Caulfield Stakes.
Big win for Melbourne Cup hope Big Duke Big Duke has shown his staying prowess with a tough win in the $500,000 St Leger Stakes at Randwick.
Fast 'N' Rocking returns to winning form Fast 'N' Rocking has raced to a narrow win in the Listed Weekend Hussler Stakes to claim his first victory since the 2015 spring carnival.
Maturing Invincibella claims Star Mile Invincibella has showcased the benefits of a Brisbane campaign by winning The Star Mile at Randwick.
Aloisia wins the Group 1 Thousand Guineas Aaron Purcell was deflecting the praise of claiming his first Group One win when Aloisia took out the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Lord Fandango wins start in Caulfield Cup Victory in the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield has given Lord Fandango a ballot exemption into the Caulfield Cup.
Cool Passion notches her first stakes win The Tony McEvoy-trained former Western Australian mare Cool Passion has notched her first stakes race victory in a Group Three race for mares at Caulfield.
Robert Thompson adds special win to record Veteran jockey Robert Thompson and trainer Rod Northam have claimed the inaugural Anniversary Highway at Randwick.
Zofonic Dancer makes it three on end Robert Heathcote's determination to buy a horse by sire Zoffany has again paid dividends, with Zofonic Dancer making it three wins in a row.
Torvill skates to victory in record time Clarry Conners-trained filly Torvill has had her first black-type win after a record run in the Reginald Allen Quality at Randwick.
Hopes Eternal scores freak win at Doomben Two-year-old Hopes Eternal has stamped himself as a winter carnival prospect with a win at Doomben.
Invincible Star too slick in Caulfield win The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott team have struck early on Caulfield Guineas day when Invincible Star led before a comfortable win.
Legend Of Condor wins on debut at Randwick Two-year-old Legend Of Condor has made an impressive debut at Randwick. living up to his trainer Gerald Ryan's high opinion.
Qafila wins Debutant Stakes at Caulfield Two-year-old Qafila has made a winning start to her career, closing strongly to take out the Listed Debutant Stakes at Caulfield.
Don't Give A Damn wins Highway Consolation Highway Consolation winner Don't Give A Damn will target the Country Championships final at Randwick next autumn after a resounding victory on Everest Day.
Francis Of Assisi out of Caulfield Cup English stayer Francis Of Assisi has suffered a hairline fracture of his pelvis, ruling him out of the Caulfield Cup.
Laurens wins Fillies Mile at Newmarket Laurens has won the Group One Fillies Mile at Newmarket to deny the Aidan O'Brien-trained September by a nose.
Chris Waller still a player in Everest Chris Waller will not be training the Everest winner but has other opportunities in two states on the big day.
Its Showtime for Group 1 Caulfield Guineas Barrier one is the shortest way home and co-trainer Wayne Hawkes is hoping it will prove beneficial for Showtime in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Portelli hopes his luck holds in Everest She Will Reign's trainer Gary Portelli says the quality of the $10 million Everest field means luck in running will be crucial at Randwick.
Egg Tart eyeing off G1 Toorak Handicap Egg Tart has overcome an eye injury which cost her a start in the Epsom Handicap and is favourite for the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
A look behind the Caulfield Guineas A look at the history and what the key players are saying about the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
How 12 horses made it to the $10m Everest The Australian racing community has been abuzz since the $10 million Everest was announced in February. Now 12 of the country's best sprinters are ready to run.
Chinese billionaire and Gary Portelli talk pigeon about She Will Reign in The Everest She Will Reign and The Everest might have brought the unlikely pair of Chinese billionaire Yuesheng Zhang and Warwick Farm trainer Gary Portelli together but it took pigeons for them to bond.
Waller makes an Everest gamble on Deploy While Chris Waller doesn't have a runner in The Everest at Randwick, he'll be cheering for Deploy in the $10 million race.
All Everest horses pass inspection The Everest runners given the all-clear ahead of the $10 million sprint at Randwick.
Rock Magic fitter for Schillaci second-up After Rock Magic's pleasing fourth in the Group One Moir Stakes over 1000m, trainer Chris Gangemi believes the 1100m of the Schillaci Stakes is perfect.
Cummings with two Caulfield Guineas hopes Godolphin trainer James Cummings believes Kementari and Sanctioned are both set to run big races in the $2 million Caulfield Guineas.
Clearly Innocent blooms on cue for Flower Damion Flower believes he has the tough gelding required to win the $10 Everest after selecting the Kris Lees-trained Clearly Innocent for his slot.
Schofield and Cummings after more G1s Glyn Schofield and James Cummings will be looking to add to their Group One success when they combine in three feature races at Caulfield.
Pat Duff to continue winning association Trainer Pat Duff has had a long association with owner Wally Tutt and he hopes it continues at Doomben with Soaring Heart.
Blinkers for Shoals in Thousand Guineas Jockey Mark Zahra believes the addition of blinkers will give talented filly Shoals a better chance to win the Group One Thousand Guineas.
Breeder has more reasons to smile She Will Reign's breeder and part-owner Garry Bachell has known since her Kembla Grange debut the filly is something special.
Turnitaround noses into G1 Toorak favour After almost 12 months of ups and downs, Warrnambool horse Turnitaround lines up in the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
If The Everest Was A Handicap Saturday’s $10 million TAB Everest would look very different if it was to be run under handicap conditions instead of at weight for age.
Hugh Bowman enthused by Everest journey Champion jockey Hugh Bowman says the $10 million Everest is the most significant initiative for the Australia's racing industry since the foundation of the TAB.
Nivo to defy breeding to become a stayer Co-trainer Daniel Guy is confident talented Nivo can defy her breeding and develop into a better than average stayer,
Gary Moore set to open Gold Coast stable Sydney trainer Gary Moore is expanding his operation to the Gold Coast to help the preparation of his prospects for the Magic Millions meeting.
Mask Of Time waits on Group 1 Toorak start English trainer Hugo Palmer will have a two-pronged attack on Caulfield Guineas day with Mask Of Time and Wall Of Fire representing the stable.
O'Shea looks up to Everest as high point Former Godolphin head trainer John O'Shea is looking forward to being involved on the undercard when the $10 million Everest is run at Randwick.
Edmonds confident Houtzen can measure up Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds believes Everest contender Houtzen will acquit herself well in the $10 million sprint.
Crossroads race for sprinter Lankan Rupee Trainer Mick Price will see how Lankan Rupee performs under race pressure in the Schillaci Stakes before deciding his next move for sprinter.
Tough test for Calderon in G1 at Caulfield Trainer Tony McEvoy will put Calderon up against Hartnell and Bonneval at his Australian debut in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Facts and figures on the Toorak Handicap What you need to know about the Toorak Handicap over 1600m at Caulfield.
Slot holder Whitby's strong Everest hand Racing identity Max Whitby was reluctant to get involved in The Everest, now he has a leading contender for the $10 million sprint.
Egg Tart primed for Toorak Hcp comeback Egg Tart is set to return to racing as favourite for the Toorak Handicap, a fortnight after she was forced out of the Epsom Handicap due to an eye irritation.
Kidmenever starts another Godolphin charge Kidmenever will start English trainer Charlie Appleby's spring carnival when he runs in the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield.
All the facts about the Thousand Guineas What you need to know about the Thousand Guineas.
Booker can shine over extra distance: Dunn Dwayne Dunn believes Booker deserves to be one of the main chances in the Thousand Guineas when the filly steps up to 1600m for the first time.
Hill keeps Man Of His Word to Qld option Talented gelding Man Of His Word will have his final run lead-up to a Melbourne campaign in Brisbane rather than Sydney.
Encryption born to run at Guineas meeting A son of a Caulfield Guineas hero and a Thousand Guineas winner is set to make his debut on Guineas day.
A guide to the $10m Everest at Randwick Anticipation is building for the inaugural 12-horse Everest thoroughbred race, a $10 million sprint over 1200m at Randwick.
In-form Currie stable chases city success Trainer Ben Currie hopes his dominance on Queendland's provincial circuit can translate to more city success at Doomben.
Chautauqua ready to conquer Everest sprint Chautauqua's trainer Michael Hawkes says the grey's age has no part to play in his bid to win the $10 million Everest and people should focus on his final 200m.
Emphasis on right track for Doomben win Toowoomba-trained Emphasis is back at his favourite track and distance at Doomben.
Doomben weight relief for Mishani Bullitt Trainer Chris Anderson has booked apprentice Stephanie Lacy in a effort to get Mishani Bullitt back in the winner's circle at Doomben.
Zahra puts G1 Guineas faith in lone filly Catchy's new jockey Mark Zahra believes the filly has the class needed to upstage the colts and geldings in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Trapeze Artist lame, out of Sydney Stakes The Gerald Ryan-trained Everest emergency Trapeze Artist has been scratched from the Sydney Stakes due to a leg injury.
Vin Cox to lead Godolphin Aust operation Prominent thoroughbred bloodstock identity Vin Cox will be Godolphin Australia's new managing director.
Summer Passage to be saved for sprint Summer Passage has been withdrawn from the Caulfield Guineas because of the outside barrier and will be set for the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Nolen gets to know Kaspersky at Werribee Luke Nolen has given his Toorak Handicap mount Kaspersky a workout at Werribee ahead of the Group One race at Caulfield.
Happily can give O'Brien G1 win No.24 Aidan O'Brien fields Happily in the Fillies' Mile at Newmarket as he hunts down a 24th Group One success of the year.
Winkers for Eclair Sunshine in Guineas Eclair Sunshine will wear winkers in a race for the first time and have a new jockey aboard in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Caulfield Stakes draws two O'Brien runners The Taj Mahal and Johannes Vermeer will represent champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Godolphin duo record maiden wins Promising Godolphin duo Savatiano and Isaurian have recorded the first wins of their careers at Warwick Farm.
Wasting no worry for Jeff Lloyd Jeff Lloyd has been quick to show off his strength despite two weeks of wasting by lifting heavily backed favourite Hi Lizzy to an Ipswich win.
International runners on Guineas day A look at the internationally-trained runners undergoing quarantine at Werribee that will run on Caulfield Guineas day.
Big international team for Guineas day A strong group of international runners will leave quarantine at Werribee racecourse for assignments on Caulfield Guineas day.
Matthew Dunn after double Highway glory Matthew Dunn can add to his 12 Highway Handicap wins at Randwick with runners in the two rich races on the Everest program.
Levendi gets opportunity in G1 Guineas A good barrier draw has boosted Manny Gelagotis' Caulfield Guineas hopes with lightly raced colt Levendi.
Single Gaze on song for Caulfield Stakes Canberra trainer Nick Olive believes stable star Single Gaze is ready to run a big race in the Caulfield Stakes, the mare's final lead-up to the Caulfield Cup.
New Everest outlook for Fell Swoop Matt Dale and slot holder Inglis hope a change of scene for Fell Swoop will sharpen the gelding up for the $10 million Everest.
English to make her own luck in Everest Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott say English is spot-on to claim the lion's share of the $10 million on offer in The Everest.
Jeff Lloyd plays tactics close to chest Jockey Jeff Lloyd is not committing himself to one set of tactics aboard Houtzen in Saturday's $10 million The Everest at Randwick.
Purcell has chance to win first G1 race Aloisia can give Aaron Purcell his first Group One win when the filly makes her debut for the trainer in the Thousand Guineas.
Hopfgarten in line for big double Stakes performer Hopfgarten will resume at Doomben with his trainer Robert Heathcote putting him on a path to a lucrative double.
Illness forces Michelle Payne from Toorak A bout of the flu has forced Michelle Payne to miss gallops on Kaspersky at Werribee and the Group One ride in the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Luke Nolen picks up the Kaspersky ride A bout of the flu has forced Michelle Payne to give up the ride on Kaspersky in the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Riven Light up for spring carnival debut Irish galloper Riven Light has settled nicely into his quarantine surrounds at Werribee and is ready to run in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Good numbers remain for spring features Almandin and Winx head the latest declarations as they bid to repeat their victories of 12 months ago in the Melbourne Cup and Cox Plate respectively.
Tactics the key to Everest: Peter Snowden Trainer Peter Snowden says searing pace will not be enough to win the $10 million Everest with race tactics to come into play.
Michael Dee OK for Caulfield Guineas ride A minor win in front of the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board means Michael Dee will ride Holy Snow in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
A son of a former champion wins on debut Michael Poy has landed the dream of every apprentice, riding a winner at his first race ride.
Alizee favourite to win another Group One Godolphin filly Alizee has already won the Flight Stakes this spring and is favourite to claim another Group One win in the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Homework to determine Bowman's Cup ride Jockey Hugh Bowman has partnered Tiberian in a work-out at Werribee, one of two international competitors he has as options for the Melbourne Cup.
Jet to add Warwick Farm to itinerary Brilliant Jet has travelled the country with his polo companions, racing in three states along the way before coming to Warwick Farm.
Mosheen's Daughter Breaks Maiden at Tokyo Coming off a debut second in a Newcomer race at Nakayama on September 17, Mosheen's daughter Primo Scene opened her winning account at over 1600 metres at Tokyo on Monday.
Waller deploys fierce fighter for Everest Gerald Ryan will saddle Deploy in the $10 million Everest for a group headed by rival trainer Chris Waller.
Victoria Derby plans for Vin De Dance Lightly raced Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained three-year-old Vin De Dance is scheduled to head to Melbourne with the Victoria Derby his aim.
Williams gets another sit on Admire Deus Craig Williams and Admire Deus are becoming a regular sight at trackwork at Werribee ahead of the Japanese import's first Australian run in the Caulfield Cup.
Portelli on a high after Everest draw She Will Reign has cleared another obstacle as the Golden Slipper winner zeroes in on the $10 million The Everest from a favourable barrier draw.
Four emergencies named for The Everest Ball Of Muscle, Takedown, Trapeze Artist and In Her Time are the four emergencies for the $10 million Everest at Randwick.
Schofield on Hartnell in Caulfield Stakes Glyn Schofield will ride Hartnell in the Caulfield Stakes, one of three Group One rides he has for Godolphin at the Caulfield Guineas meeting.
Royal Symphony remains Guineas favourite Royal Symphony remains favourite to win the Group One Caulfield Guineas after drawing barrier nine in a capacity field for the $2 million Classic.
Arc winner Enable to stay in training Arc winner Enable is to race on as a four-year-old with officials hoping for a clash with Australian champion Winx at Royal Ascot.
Caulfield Guineas plans for Sanctioned Trainer James Cummings plans to have both Kementari and Sanctioned in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Alizee impresses in Caulfield work-out Flight Stakes winner Alizee has delighted trainer James Cummings in a course-proper gallop at Caulfield ahead of the Thousand Guineas.
Egg Tart gets first look around Caulfield Toorak Handicap favourite Egg Tart has had a look around Caulfield in a pleasing gallop in company with stablemate Omei Sword.
Takedown has familiar mountain to climb With The Everest out of the equation, Group One-winning sprinter Takedown is targeting a defence of the Winterbottom Stakes in Perth.
Perry plans to have two Guineas runners Trainer Paul Perry is planning to have both Caulfield Guineas Prelude winner Perast and Group One winner The Mission in the Caulfield Guineas.
Cox Plate still on Happy Clapper's agenda The Cox Plate remains an option for Epsom Handicap winner Happy Clapper who will first run in the Craven Plate at Randwick.
Vega Magic impresses ahead of Everest Vega Magic has impressed co-trainer Ben Hayes in a strong gallop ahead of the $10 million Everest in which he will be one of three runners for the stable.
Two weekend options for Lizzie L'Amour Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman are yet to decide whether Lizzie L'Amour joins Bonneval and Jon Snow in the Caulfield Stakes or runs in the Cranbourne Cup.
English has spring in her step for Everest Co-trainer Adrian Bott is confident Group One-winning mare English is peaking at the right time heading to the $10 million Everest at Randwick.
Straight six for Too Good To Refuse Brisbane sprinter Too Good To Refuse will be on trial for a shot at a Flemington straight-six race when he resumes at Doomben.
No Cup penalty for Amelie's Star Amelie's Star remains on 51kg for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups after escaping a penalty for her win in The Bart Cummings at Flemington.
Boss to ride Riven Light in Caulfield Stks Singapore-based Glen Boss will ride Irish visitor Riven Light in the Caulfield Stakes.
Melham, Allen free to ride on Guineas day Ben Melham and John Allen have both had careless riding suspensions reduced on appeal and are free to ride at the Caulfield Guineas meeting.
HK Debut Winner for All Too Hard All Too Hard has stolen a march on his second-crop rivals in Australia and now he's opened up another front in Hong Kong with brilliant debut winner Alcari.
Twentieth Group I Winner for More Than Ready Vinery Stud's flagship stallion More Than Ready (USA) sired his 20th winner at the highest level when his 5-year-old son Roy H cleared away in the $300,000 Santa Anita Sprint Championship at Santa Anita Park.
First Runner for Zoustar Stakes-Placed Brilliant dual Group I winner Zoustar has made a good impression with his first runner Sunlight finishing a close third in the Listed VRC Maribyrnong Trial at Flemington on Saturday.
NSW race meetings hit by rain The Armidale race meeting is the second in two days to be affected by rain with the program postponed.
Winx named Horse of the Year again Champion Winx has again been recognised as Australia's best racehorse at the annual Horse of the Year awards.
Jimmy Fortune calls time on riding career Veteran English jockey Jimmy Fortune has called time on his 30-year career.
Bowman tests internationals for Cup Hugh Bowman's options for an internationally-trained Melbourne Cup ride are down to Marmelo and Tiberian following Ryan Moore's booking for Red Cardinal.
Corey Brown excited ahead of The Everest She Will Reign is favourite to win the $10 million The Everest and jockey Corey Brown is thrilled to have picked up the ride on the star filly.
Gingernuts to miss Caulfield Cup The Caulfield Cup is over for Gingernuts who will be aimed at other features in Melbourne after his lead-up race was called off.
Internationals to run in Caulfield Stakes The Aidan O'Brien-trained Taj Mahal and Johannes Vermeer are scheduled to make their first appearances of the Melbourne spring carnival in the Caulfield Stakes.
Winkers for Royal Symphony in G1 Guineas Caulfield Guineas favourite Royal Symphony will wear winkers for the first time in the Group One classic for three-year-olds.
Tulip not in The Everest for practice David Hayes is expecting Tulip to put her best foot forward when she represents Coolmore in The Everest at Randwick.
Rudy to chase Magic Millions wild card Million dollar earner Rudy will chase a wild card into the Magic Millions series when he resumes next month.
Kaspersky pleases in Werribee gallop Kaspersky has pleased his trainer Jane Chapple-Hyam with a strong gallop at Werribee ahead of his Australian debut in the Group One Toorak Handicap.
Ben Currie trains record six at Toowoomba Ben Currie has set a record for a TAB meeting in Queensland by training six winners at Toowoomba on Saturday.
Weir to look to blinkers for Humidor Darren Weir will try Humidor in blinkers in trackwork before deciding if he will add them to the horse's gear in the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
QRIC warns about severe bans for fixing The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has warned participants in all three racing codes they face hefty bans if found guilty of match fixing.
Aidan O'Brien moves closer to G1 record Roly Poly has won the Sun Chariot Stakes to push trainer Aidan O'Brien to 23 Group One wins for the year and closer to the world record.
Pure Pride gets welcome Flemington victory Pure Pride has given her trainer Murray Johnson a change of fortune with her victory in the Paris Lane Stakes at Flemington.
Now Or Later wins, brightens Smerdon's day Now Or Later has taken out the Group Two Blazer Stakes at Flemington as trainer Robert Smerdon faces an alleged raceday treatment inquiry.
Bring Me Roses races into Oaks favouritism The Tony McEvoy-trained Bring Me Roses has finished strongly to win the Edward Manifold Stakes at Flemington, earning favouritism for the VRC Oaks.
Amelie's Star earns Melbourne Cup berth A strong win in the Group Three Bart Cummings at Flemington has earned Amelie's Star a ballot exemption into this year's Melbourne Cup.
Dixie Blossoms wins Group 3 Angst Stakes Dixie Blossoms has beaten Daysee Doom in the Angst Stakes to provide veteran trainer Ron Quinton with another major-race quinella.
Godolphin colt Viridine extends sequence Viridine has extended his unbeaten record to four races after claiming the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Mighty mare Winx makes it 21 wins in a row Mighty mare Winx has notched up her 21st consecutive win before an adoring crowd at racing's 'headquarters', Flemington.
Ace High a popular Spring Champion winner Ace High has given David Payne and long-time owner John Cordina a first Group One together in the Spring Champion Stakes.
Ric McMahon continues rich run on Outraged Jockey Ric McMahon has shown his affinity with tough gelding Outraged who scored an impressive win at the Gold Coast.
Keen Array wins Group Two Gilgai Stakes Five-year-old Keen Array has broken through for his first win in 12 months, beating Sold For Song in a photo finish to the Gilgai Stakes at Flemington.
Highway Handicap trifecta for Matthew Dunn Matthew Dunn has trained a Highway Handicap trifecta after entering three runners in the race for country-trained horses for the first time.
Wonder mare Winx makes it 21 wins on end Winx has strolled to one of the easiest wins of her career, taking out the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
More success for Dusty, this time at races Dustin Martin and a syndicate of Richmond players now have a winning racehorse, and likely $1.5 million Victoria Derby contender at Flemington.
Main Stage on target for Victoria Derby Main Stage has put his credentials on the line for the Victoria Derby with an impressive victory in a lead-up race at Flemington.
Gingernuts Caulfield Cup plans in disarray Co-trainer Stephen Autridge says he will consider all options for Gingernuts who has missed a vital Caulfield Cup lead-up because of rain.
Torgersen finds winning ways at Gold Coast Former stakes-placed galloper Torgersen has responded to new training tactics to score his first win in nearly two years at the Gold Coast.
Weir happy to be proven wrong by Snitzepeg The Darren Weir-trained Snitzepeg has stepped up to claim a Listed win at Flemington over the fast-finishing Bravo Tango.
Waller claims sure win in three-horse race Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has claimed a guaranteed winner and trifecta in a three-horse race at Randwick.
Interlocuter makes up for protest defeat Interlocuter has avenged his last-start loss on protest with a decisive win at Randwick.
Nomothaj on Magic Millions Classic path Two-year-old Nomothaj will be set for the Magic Millions Classic on the Gold Coast after her debut win in the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes at Flemington.
Munce continues impressive run with babies Chris Munce has been training for less than three years but he is already a force in the juvenile ranks.
Goodfella's victory a slam dunk for Baker The Bjorn Baker-trained Goodfella has made his own luck in running to beat Our Mantra at Randwick.
Gold Coast 2YO result stuns Zielke stable Trainer John Zielke was surprised when his two-year-old You Know The One finished in front of stablemate Rains Aplenty at the Gold Coast.
Mar Nero on track for Highway Handicap Cameron Crockett has planned methodically for Mar Nero's tilt at the Highway Handicap at Randwick through two lead-up tests.
McEvoy excited ahead of Maribyrnong Trial Trainer Tony McEvoy will saddle up two chances in Melbourne's first juvenile race of the season, the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes at Flemington.
Winx primed to celebrate 21st in Turnbull Winx will be chasing her 21st consecutive win and 25th overall when she makes her first appearance at Flemington.
Snitzkraft scratched from Roman Consul Promising colt Snitzkraft's Sydney debut has been called off after illness forced his withdrawal from the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Harlem out to book Melbourne Cup spot Imported stayer Harlem will be out to lock in a Melbourne Cup spot via the Bart Cummings at Flemington.
Silent Sedition in great order: Noblet Trainer Andrew Noblet is delighted how Group One-winning mare Silent Sedition has been building up to her spring return in the Gilgai Stakes.
Waller can't fault Winx ahead of Turnbull Chris Waller says the beauty of Winx is she can adapt to all situations as the champion mare prepares to take on a small field in the Group One Turnbull Stakes.
Surprise Bullet aims at Spring Champion Brisbane trainer Barry Lockwood believes he has a developing stayer on his hands in Surprise Bullet who steps up to G1 racing in the Spring Champion Stakes..
Torgersen to regain will to win at Coast Stakes-placed former Sydney galloper Torgersen has worked well enough at the Gold Coast to indicate he is regaining his will to win.
Sunquest on Vic Derby trail at Flemington Sunquest might still be a maiden but his trainer Steve Richards has been eyeing off the Victoria Derby at Flemington for some time.
Chris Meagher to make own name Chris Meagher will have metropolitan runners in his own name at the Gold Coast after officially taking over the family team from his father John Meagher.
Rikki Palmer back riding for Harold Norman Veteran trainer Harold Norman is hoping to give his former apprentice Rikki Palmer a winning return to Queensland racing at the Gold Coast.
Ben Melham, John Allen appeal suspensions Jockeys Ben Melham and John Allen will need to have careless riding suspensions at least reduced on appeal to ride at the Caulfield Guineas meeting.
Paul Butterworth wins Wayne Wilson medal Paul Butterworth's Group One win with Capital Gain has earned him the Wayne Wilson Medal for an outstanding effort by a Queensland trainer in 2016-17.
Godolphin pay high price for Galileo filly Godolphin has outbid Coolmore at the Tattersalls sale to secure the highest-priced yearling sold at auction this year.
William Buick returns from injury at Ascot William Buick will make his return from injury when he rides the Godolphin-owned Blue Point in the Group Three John Guest Bengough Stakes at Ascot.
Attempted raceday treatment earns a ban A trainer has been disqualified following the attempted race day treatment of three horses that resulted in their scratching from races at Moe.
Slow build-up continues for Dream Finnish Trainer Michael Nolan will take another slow step to get mare Dream Finnish out to a middle distance at the Gold Coast.
Quinton avoids penalty in cobalt case Sydney trainer Ron Quinton has avoided a penalty over elevated cobalt levels in two of his horses originating from incorrectly labelled feed.
Cummings making no promises for Tally Godolphin's head Australian trainer James Cummings says Tally has trained well as he heads into the Bart Cummings.
A rundown of Flemington's Turnbull Stakes All the key facts and talking points ahead of Saturday's Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington, where Winx is aiming for her 21st consecutive win.
Skyfire trainer backs G1 debut facing Winx Mornington trainer Amy Johnston has defended her decision to run lowly rated gelding Skyfire against Winx in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Waller expects improvement from Tangled Chris Waller is confident Group Two-winning colt Tangled can continue to emerge from a form slump in the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Times tell the story for Cooroi Chase Trainer Peter Hulbert has put aside his disappointment at Cooroi Chase's first-up defeat after studying sectional times for the race.
Cups King opened a wonderland for Wendy Flemington Racecourse is now home to a permanent display of 149 trophies and awards won by the Cups king Bart Cummings.
The Quarterback to make Flemington return The 2016 Newmarket Handicap winner The Quarterback will make his season return in the Group Two Gilgai Stakes on the way to two Group One sprints this spring.
Observational gearing up for Perth trip Trainer John Sadler is eyeing two Group One races in Perth with Observational who begins his campaign in the Paris Lane Handicap at Flemington.
Savapinski faces step up in class The lightly raced Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained mare Savapinski will make the progression to black-type racing in the Angst Stakes at Randwick.
Spencer to ride Brave Smash in Everest Experienced international jockey Jamie Spencer has been confirmed as the rider of Brave Smash in the $10 million Everest at Randwick.
Michael Cahill gets top ride for Page Michael Cahill will ride the Helen Page-trained two-year-old Brinkmanship at the Gold Coast after Luke Dittman elected to ride Rains Aplenty.
Winx out to stretch winning streak For jockey Hugh Bowman, the expectation and hype surrounding Winx's stunning winning streak is something he can't ignore.
Champion mare Winx relaxed in Melbourne Connections of champion Winx are delighted with the way the mare has settled into her Melbourne base ahead of the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Bowman tests possible Cup ride at Werribee Hugh Bowman has ridden Red Cardinal in a track gallop at Werribee, testing the stayer as a possible mount in the Melbourne Cup.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Maribyrnong Trial Stakes The two-year-old colts and fillies face the daunting straight-six course at Flemington in the Listed Maribyrnong Trial Stakes.
Harry heads entries for Champions Sprint The worlds highest-ranked sprinter, Harry Angel, heads the 25 nominations for the British Champions Sprint.
Winx prepares for G1 Turnbull Stakes Winx has had a gallop on the steeple grass at Flemington in preparation for the Group One Turnbull Stakes.
Stonebrook steps up for Waterhouse-Bott Stonebrook has continued his development for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott in winning at Canterbury.
Purcell learning quickly with quality team Aaron Purcell has taken over the stable of Caulfield trainer Ciaron Maher and has a team of stakes horses lining up at Flemington.
Sircconi set on a Caulfield Guineas path A Listed race at Flemington is the next step on the path to a planned Caulfield Guineas start for Group-winning colt Sircconi.
VRC not happy with recent Cup alterations Recent announcements regarding penalties and abolishing the minimum topweight for the Melbourne Cup do not sit well with the Victoria Racing Club.
Well-bred Shaolin Kungfu breaks through Shaolin Kungfu, a half-brother to former star sprinter Dance Hero, has finally broken his maiden with a strong win at Doomben.
Waller relishes Humidor challenge for Winx Chris Waller expects the Darren Weir-trained gelding Humidor to provide Winx with a stern test when they meet for the first time in the Turnbull Stakes.
Gr 1 star Russian Revolution to be spelled The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained sprinter Russian Revolution will be sent for a spell after his unplaced run as favourite in the Group One Moir Stakes.
Skyfire takes on Winx in Turnbull Stakes Winx scared away many potential rivals but restricted-class galloper Skyfire will take on the champion mare in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Temple Of Bel earns shot at Group Two race Trainer Archie Alexander believes Temple Of Bel deserves a crack at the Group Two Edward Manifold Stakes after a convincing maiden win last start.
Ace High a trump card for Payne, Cordina David Payne is confident Ace High can provide his first Group One success since Criterion in 2014 when the colt lines up in the Spring Champion Stakes.
VRC hoping for crowd of 25,000 to see Winx Victoria Racing Club chair Amanda Elliott is hoping for a crowd of around 25,000 at Flemington for Turnbull Stakes day which will feature champion Winx.
John Zielke out to quinella juvenile races In-form trainer John Zielke has every reason to believe he can quinella the first two metropolitan juvenile races of the Queensland season.
Bonus boost for annual Gold Coast meeting The annual Gold Coast metropolitan meeting in March will receive a boost in bonus payments and prize money.
Six rivals for Winx in G1 Turnbull Stakes Winx has drawn barrier two and will have six opponents in the Group One Turnbull Stakes when she races at Flemington for the first time.
Field of 10 for Spring Champion Stakes Gloaming Stakes winner Ace High heads a field of 10 for the Group One Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Pentathlon preparing for Melbourne Cup New Zealand trainer John Wheeler is happy with Pentathlon's lead-up to his second Melbourne Cup campaign.
QRIC to increase investigators The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission is set to increase its number of police investigators.
Aidan O'Brien chasing Group One record Trainer Aidan O'Brien has outlined targets for some of his stable stars as he chases Bobby Frankel's record of 25 Group One victories in a calendar year.
Trainer Ron Quinton to front inquiry Trainer Ron Quinton will appear before Racing NSW stewards over high cobalt levels detected in two of his horses.
Racing Victoria integrity chief calls time Racing Victoria's executive general manager of Integrity Services has resigned to take on other challenges.
Smerdon mares to go on different paths A stakes race in Melbourne or one for mares in Sydney are the options trainer Robert Smerdon has for Lovani.
Coral Coast in Spring Champion Stakes bid Melbourne trainer Stuart Webb is hoping Coral Coast can become the second filly to win the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Storm to tackle Winx in G1 Turnbull Stakes The Turnbull Stakes at Flemington is the ideal stepping stone towards the Caulfield Cup for the Lindsay Park-trained Ventura Storm.
Francis Of Assisi fit for Caulfield Cup A superficial knock on the flight from England to Melbourne has not hampered Francis Of Assisi's spring carnival condition, a Godolphin representative says.
Lankan Rupee proves fitness in jump-out A jump-out at Caulfield has Lankan Rupee ready for a return to racing in the Schillaci Stakes on Caulfield Guineas day.
Fire And Flood going strong for Skerbic Fred Skerbic rejuvenates horses that appear as if their races have been run with with Canterbury runner Fire And Flood among those given a new lease of life.
Corey Brown rapt to ride She Will Reign Corey Brown is delighted to have secured the ride for $10 million Everest favourite She Will Reign after fearing he might miss the world's richest race on turf.
Craven Plate option for Volkstok'n'barrell The weather in New Zealand will determine whether Volkstok'n'barrell runs in the Livamol Classic at Hastings or travels to Sydney for the Craven Plate.
Astute Bloodstock Snare Cox Plate Hopeful A German classic winner will be trained by Lindsay Park Racing after selling at auction in France on Saturday to Sydney based bloodstock agent Louis Le Métayer of Astute Bloodstock.
Williams partners Admire Deus at Werribee Craig Williams has galloped Admire Deus for the second time at Werribee as the Japanese-bred stayer prepares for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Foundry penalised for Metropolitan success Following his win in The Metropolitan at Randwick, the Lloyd Williams-owned Foundry has been penalised 1kg for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Mark Zahra on Catchy in Caulfield Guineas With regular riders in Sydney for The Everest, Lindsay Park has booked Mark Zahra for the ride on Catchy in the Caulfield Guineas.
O'Shea claims valuable win with Kaepernick Trainer John O'Shea has celebrated his first Sydney winner since departing Godolphin with Kaepernick sprinting to victory at Warwick Farm.
Ace High favourite for Spring Champion The David Payne-trained Ace High is the early favourite to add the Group One Spring Champion Stakes to his Gloaming Stakes win.
Maher signs off for now with Echuca winner Ciaron Maher begins a six-month suspension having trained a winner at Echuca with his last runner.
Quinton duo renew rivalry in Angst Stakes In-form mares Daysee Doom and Dixie Blossoms will renew their rivalry in the Angst Stakes at Randwick after they finished one-two in the Golden Pendant.
Lorenseni escapes injury in Echuca fall Jockey Jarrod Lorenseni has been cleared of serious injury and discharged from hospital following a fall at Echuca.
Winx heads 11 entries for G1 Turnbull Winx has galloped on the course proper at Flemington in preparation for the Group One Turnbull Stakes.
Baster gets confirmation of Jon Snow ride The Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman team has secured their Caulfield Cup riders with Kerrin McEvoy on Bonneval and Stephen Baster riding Jon Snow.
Enable and Dettori dominate in Arc Enable has lived up to her favouritism with a dominant display in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Chantilly.
Perast wins Caulfield Guineas Prelude Perast has pressed his claims for the Caulfield Guineas with a win over a number of leading contenders in the Group Three Prelude.
Thousand Guineas Prelude win for Booker Booker has held off the late finishes of Shoals and Catchy to take out the Thousand Guineas Prelude at Caulfield.
Group One quinella for Anthony Freedman Santa Ana Lane has beaten stablemate Mr Sneaky in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes to give trainer Anthony Freedman a Group One quinella at Caulfield.
Portelli turns attention to Warwick Farm Gary Portelli will turn his attention from superstar filly She Will Reign to a couple of veteran sprinters at Warwick Farm.
Bonneval claims another G1 in Underwood New Zealand mare Bonneval has added another Group One win to her record with victory over Hartnell in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Wheal Leisure wins Inglis Cup at Caulfield The Archie Alexander-trained Wheal Leisure has upset odds-on favourite Hardham to win the $250,000 Inglis Cup at Caulfield.
Steel Frost makes it three-straight wins Five-year-old Steel Frost has added a Melbourne win to his two recent Adelaide victories since joining the Will Clarken stable.
Three Everest runners for Lindsay Park Lindsay Park will have three runners in the $10 million Everest with Coolmore selecting Golden Slipper placegetter Tulip as its representative.
Qld chasing stars for summer carnival Queensland officials are hoping to attract top horses for a summer carnival which offers more than $16 million in prize money and bonus payments.
Galingari puts Barande-Barbe in limelight Garlingari has evoked happy memories of grand warhorse Cirrus Des Aigles with his win in the Prix Dollar at Chantilly.
Purcell claims Mornington's Ansett Classic Swacadelic has provided Warrnambool-based Aaron Purcell with a Listed win at Mornington before he takes over the Ciaron Maher stable at Caulfield.
Metrop breakthrough for Foundry, Dee Victoria-based Irish gelding and New Zealand jockey Michael Dee combine to win their first Group One race in The Metropolitan at Randwick on Saturday.
Timely statement for Everest slot In Her Time might have raced into contention late for a start in the $10 million Everest after resuming in style in the Premiere Stakes at Randwick.
Happy Clapper delights Epsom fans Crowd favourite Happy Clapper has won the $1 million Epsom Handicap to give trainer Pat Webster a deserved first Group One victory.
Classic Uniform claims Hill Stakes The race tactics didn't pan out as intended for trainer Gary Moore but Classic Uniform still won the Hills Stakes at Randwick.
Cauthen's Power turns around form Trainer Chris Munce wasn't surprised when Cauthen's Power was able to turn around his form in a week and win on the Sunshine Coast.
Carey has double the fun at Mornington Ultra Smart and Toorak Cowboy have provided trainer Pat Carey with a race-to-race double at his home track of Mornington.
First Godolphin Group 1 for James Cummings James Cummings has trained his first Group One winner since taking over as Godolphin's Australian trainer with Alizee in the Flight Stakes.
Breeders' Plate breakthrough for Waller Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller has claimed his first Breeders' Plate at Randwick as Performer highlights a new focus on two-year-old talent.
Ataraxia bound for Victoria Derby Trainer James Cummings is eyeing his second consecutive Victoria Derby, this time with Dulcify Quality winner Ataraxia.
Sin To Win proves too strong at Mornington Sin To Win looks a promising stayer of the future following a strong performance in the Jack Dow Memorial Plate at Mornington.
Another Queensland win for Waugh Kim Waugh's lightning visits to Queensland have proved a winner again, with Supreme Effort winning easily on the Sunshine Coast.
Internationals arrive for spring carnival Charlie Appleby's four Godolphin-owned gallopers are among a total of 18 horses to arrive in Melbourne for the spring carnival.
Heathcote's saying proves correct Pinch Passion has backed up to win a three-year-old handicap on the Sunshine Coast three days after breaking his maiden at Ipswich.
Olive has Gaze set on Group One Underwood Single Gaze is progressing nicely towards the Caulfield Cup with her next step the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Fast pace to suit Scales Of Justice in G1 Trainer Lindsay Smith expects Scales Of Justice to be on his best behaviour when he runs in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Enable ready for Arc challenge Trainer John Gosden is keeping a lid on expectations for Enable who is favourite for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Beau Mertens claims first Group race win Caulfield Guineas-bound colt Showtime has given apprentice Beau Mertens his first Group race win in the Stutt Stakes at Moonee Valley.
I Am A Star bounces back to winning form Group One winner I Am A Star has taken out the Stocks Stakes for mares at Moonee Valley, her first win of the season.
Jon Snow wins JRA Cup at Moonee Valley New Zealand stayer Jon Snow has claimed his first win for the spring in the JRA Cup at Moonee Valley as he continues on a path towards the Caulfield Cup.
She Will Reign triumphant in Moir She Will Reign has made a triumphant return in her first start since her Golden Slipper win to take out the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Houtzen wins Scarborough Stakes at Valley Queensland filly Houtzen has led all the way to win the Group Three Scarborough Stakes at Moonee Valley but is not a certain Everest starter.
Flight a big step for College Romance Maiden filly College Romance will take on seasoned rivals in the Group One Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Golden Slipper on horizon for newcomers A host of two-year-olds make their racing debuts at Randwick, with the Golden Slipper further down the track.
Key facts on the Underwood Stakes All the key facts and what the main players are saying about the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Moore aims to take down Chautauqua Takedown has a final opportunity to stake a claim for one of two remaining slots in the $10 million Everest when he defends the Premiere Stakes at Randwick.
What you need to know about the Epsom Key facts about the Epsom Handicap.
Unbeaten Shoals chases fifth-straight win Unbeaten filly Shoals will be tested at 1400m for the first time in the Thousand Guineas Prelude at Caulfield.
Metrop appealing for Destiny's Kiss Durable gelding Destiny's Kiss has his third tilt at a Group One race when he lines up in the Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Gimcrack Stakes… The Gimcrack Stakes has been part of the Australian Racing landscape since the early 1900s. The 2017 edition features a big field of 16 runners!
Comin' Through has new outlook on Epsom A gear change could help Comin' Through to a milestone Group One win in a depleted Epsom Handicap field at Randwick.
Hartnell primed for G1 Underwood assault Hartnell will be chasing a third Group One victory when he lines up in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Ben Currie to continue winning run Trainer Ben Currie can continue his great run if What A promise maintains her unbeaten second-up form at the Sunshine Coast.
Theanswermyfriend spot-on for Caulfield G1 With his imposing record over 1400m, the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield has been a favoured target race for Theanswermyfriend.
Purcell ready for the Caulfield challenge Aaron Purcell has two runners in the R M Ansett Classic at Mornington before he steps up to take control of the suspended Ciaron Maher's stable.
Race finally arrives for Anderson Chris Anderson is looking forward to Mishani Bullitt stretching out to 1600 metres at the Sunshine Coast.
Everest slots for Lindsay Park pair Redkirk Warrior and Vega Magic have joined the field for the $10 million Everest, leaving two slots available for the world's richest race on turf.
Egg Tart withdrawn from G1 Epsom Handicap Leading Epsom Handicap contender Egg Tart has been scratched from the famous Randwick mile.
Guiliano blooms in Queensland My Giuliano is ready to reap the benefits of a switch to Queensland in a staying race at the Sunshine Coast.
Enable to jump from barrier two in Arc Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe favourite Enable will start from barrier two in the European showpiece.
Albert non-starter in Melbourne Cup Trainer Noriyuki Hori has withdrawn Japanese stayer Albert from the Melbourne Cup.
Fashion, horses and footy at Randwick Horses, NRL and AFL will converge at Randwick for Epsom Day where fashion will also fire up to set the scene for spring racing.
Terravista set for fast start in Moir Terravista will attempt to extend his impressive first-up record when the Joe Pride-trained sprinter runs in the Moir Stakes on Moonee Valley.
Wide Prelude draw ideal for Royal Symphony Royal Symphony has drawn the second widest barrier in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude which has delighted the colt's trainer Tony McEvoy.
Aaron Purcell to take over Maher stable Racing Victoria stewards have given an in-principle agreement for Aaron Purcell to take responsibility for the Ciaron Maher stable during his suspension.
Portelli to unveil new season juveniles Golden Slipper-winning trainer Gary Portelli is looking forward to some of his stable's juveniles stepping out in the Gimcrack Stakes and Breeders' Plate.
Godolphin chasing Guineas with Kementari A start in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude is part of the learning curve for Kementari heading towards the Caulfield Guineas.
Siliqua to give his trainer a boost Trainer Brian Wakefield is on crutches after surgery but will have an extra bounce in his step if Siliqua can win at the Sunshine Coast.
Champagne Cuddles to take Flight Champagne Cuddles will line up for the third week in a row when she takes her place in the Flight Stakes at Randwick.
McEvoy to ride She Will Reign 0.5kg over Kerrin McEvoy has been granted permission to ride She Will Reign at 50.5kg in the Moir Stakes, 0.5kg over the filly's declared weight.
Cavanough needs Monstar effort in Premiere The Monstar will have to take on Everest contenders in the Premiere Stakes with few other race options.
Freedman with Sneaky Group One chances Anthony Freedman will saddle up two Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes chances and the trainer says both Mr Sneaky and Santa Ana Lane are in great shape for the race.
Zanbagh still a threat at seven Zanbagh gets another chance to put an elusive Group One win on her resume in the Epsom Handicap.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Breeders’ Plate… Eight of the 13 runners in 2017 are by I Am Invincible (3), Exceed and Excel (3) and Not a Single Doubt (2), while Exceed and Excel gets another tick through grand-son Exceltic by Excelebration.
King Way chases Mornington stakes feature US-bred former French galloper King Way is looking to follow a recent Geelong win with victory in the R M Ansett Classic at Mornington.
Key facts about the G1 Moir Stakes What you need to know about the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Blake Shinn cleared to ride in Everest Blake Shinn has successfully appealed a careless riding suspension that would have prevented him riding English in the $10 million Everest.
Faultless Moir build-up for She Will Reign Gary Portelli says She Will Reign has had a faultless build-up to her return in the Moir Stakes in which she will take on older sprinters for the first time.
Smith hopes My Diamantine can defy odds Veteran trainer Brian Smith is unconcerned that My Diamantine has been cast as the rank outsider for The Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick.
Samovare chasing Cup start in G1 Underwood Samovare will join a small group of mares if she can win the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Webb heads Toowoomba 2yo assault Trainer Mark Webb will saddle four of the 10 runners in Queensland's first juvenile race of the season at Toowoomba.
Godolphin's English team ready to travel English trainer Charlie Appleby says all is in order with Godolphin's four-horse team ahead of their flight to Australia for the spring carnival.
Waugh sticks to winning ways Wyong trainer Kim Waugh hopes to stick to a winning formula when Supreme Effort makes a lightning visit to the Sunshine Coast.
Winx in Melbourne ahead of Turnbull Stakes Winx has travelled safely from Sydney to Melbourne ahead of her next start in the Turnbull Stakes.
Ford, O'Hara suspended for careless riding Jay Ford and Kathy O'Hara have been suspended for four and three meetings respectively after pleading guilty to careless riding at Rosehill.
Tavistock Abbey confirms Vic Derby plans The racing silks made famous by Carbine and Super Impose have been carried to victory on Tavistock Abbey at Flemington.
Mark Zahra suspended for whip infringement Jockey Mark Zahra and apprentice Stephanie Thornton have both been suspended for six meetings for breaching whip rules in the same race at Flemington.
Demerara extends streak on metrop debut Promising Godolphin filly Demerara has won on her Sydney debut at Rosehill to run into contention for a Listed race over spring.
Oscietra flops in Flemington straight race Oscietra, the first foal of Black Caviar, has finished a fading ninth over the straight 1000m at Flemington, her second try at the track.
Three Moir Stakes entries for Lindsay Park Oakleigh Plate winner Sheidel will be one of three runners for the Lindsay Park stable in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Avdulla excited by G1 Epsom Hcp prospects Brenton Avdulla is upbeat about Red Excitement's chances in the Epsom Handicap.
NZ apprentice makes immediate impression Rebecca Goldsbury has taken the first step to being the next New Zealand apprentice to make it in Brisbane racing.
Octabello enters Caulfield Guineas picture The Mick Price-trained Octabello could have his next start in the Caulfield Guineas after a midweek city win at Flemington.
He's Our Rokkii to run in Underwood Stakes He's Our Rokkii will continue his path towards a Caulfield Cup start in the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Chocante audutions for Melbourne campaign New Zealand gelding Chocante will stake his claim for a spring campaign in Melbourne when he lines up in The Metropolitan.
Bowman reunites with Bonneval in Underwood Jockey Hugh Bowman rode Bonneval to her Group One Australian Oaks victory during the autumn and he will be reunited with the mare in the Underwood Stakes.
Limit suits Harmony in Sir Rupert Clarke Charmed Harmony will carry the limit weight of 52kg over his pet trip in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Pandemonium set to reign in Flight Stakes Co-trainer Adrian Bott has found enough excuses in Pandemonium's Tea Rose Stakes failure to suggest she can bounce back in the Flight Stakes.
Field of nine for Group 1 Underwood Stakes The Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield has attracted a field of nine while a field of 16 has been declared for the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Gentleman Beckham set for racing return Well-bred entire Beckham is set to again show why it was best not to geld him when he returns to racing at the Sunshine Coast.
Vets continue to monitor Epsom Hcp fancy Egg Tart remains in doubt for the $1 million Epsom Handicap at Randwick.
Full field accepts for Group 1 Moir Stakes Seventeen sprinters have stood their ground for the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Domesday Whirlwind of Success A member of the inaugural Aquis Farm stallion roster in Queensland last year, quiet achiever Domesday has enjoyed a whirlwind 12 months of success since then that has made him one of the best value stallions in the country.
Frankie Dettori fears Ulysses in Arc Frankie Dettori has named Ulysses and Winter as the main rivals to odds-on favourite Enable in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Chantilly.
Sprint stars nominated for Melbourne G1s A host of sprint stars feature in the Manikato Stakes and Darley Classic nominations, while entries have also been taken for the Victoria Derby and VRC Oaks.
Cups hope Admire Deus arrives from Japan Caulfield and Melbourne Cups hope Admire Deus, who joins the Darren Weir stable, has arrived from Japan and is settling into the quarantine centre at Werribee.
Broadside ready to fire in Metropolitan A heavy workload has Broadside fighting fit for The Metropolitan Handicap as trainer Gai Waterhouse aims for a ninth win in the staying feature.
McEvoy expects 1600m to suit Azazel Trainer Tony McEvoy is looking forward to trying Azazel over 1600m for the first time in the Stutt Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Happy Clapper ready to snap Group One jinx Jockey Blake Shinn is confident Happy Clapper can finally deliver at Group One level in the $1 million Epsom Handicap at Randwick for trainer Pat Webster.
Super Cash ready for MV but start doubtful Trainer Andrew Noblet has planned a first-up assault on the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley but is fearful she will miss out on a start.
Chautauqua to make strides towards Everest Brenton Avdulla expects Chautauqua to improve on his first-up run in The Shorts when the world's highest rated sprinter continues his lead-up to The Everest.
Oscietra favourite for Flemington race Three-year-old filly Oscietra, a daughter of champion Black Caviar, is set to have her third career start in a midweek race at Flemington.
BRC loses money on its tote Brisbane Racing Club has made a loss on its on-course totalisator in an overall loss of more than $800,000 it will declare at its annual general meeting.
Flight Stakes then Oaks for Legal Girl Clarry Conners will set Legal Girl on the same path he took with champion Research who claimed the Flight Stakes and VRC Oaks almost three decades ago.
Hartnell gets another look at Caulfield Hartnell and three of his Godolphin stablemates have galloped on the course proper at Caulfield ahead of the Underwood Stakes meeting.
Egg Tart still on track for Epsom Chris Waller's racing manager Charlie Duckworth cannot see any reason why Egg Tart will not be fit to run in the Epsom Handicap despite an eye problem.
Victoria Derby aim for Weather With You Weather With You will be among the three-year-olds vying for a ballot exemption to the Victoria Derby when he runs in the Trial at Flemington.
Pride to gauge Passage Of Time's promise Joe Pride will assess the former James Cummings-trained Passage Of Time when he makes his debut for the Warwick Farm trainer at Rosehill.
Maher assistant can't take over: Bailey Suspended Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher and Racing Victoria stewards are discussing options for the horses in his stable during his six-month ban.
Happy Clapper firming Epsom favourite Happy Clapper is a firming Epsom Handicap favourite but there are doubts over second-elect Egg Tart who has failed a vet examination of an eye problem.
Field of 14 for Epsom Handicap Happy Clapper heads a field of 14 for the Epsom Handicap and will carry topweight of 57kg.
Epsom winner Hauraki retired Godolphin stalwart Hauraki has been retired a year after his crowning moment in the Epsom Handicap.
Spill The Beans to stand in England Spill The Beans will become the first son of Snitzel to shuttle to Europe where he will stand at the National Stud at Newmarket.
Spill the Beans to Shuttle The National Stud, in partnership with Atlas Stallions Ltd and Aquis Farms, is delighted to announce that multiple Group winning sprinter Spill The Beans will reverse shuttle from Australia to the UK for the 2018/2019 northern hemisphere breeding season in a deal brokered by McKeever/Ferguson Bloodstock.
Twenty still in the mix for the Arc Highland Reel and Order Of St George are among seven Aidan O'Brien-trained horses left in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Royal Symphony out to remain unbeaten Unbeaten colt Royal Symphony is favourite for the Caulfield Guineas and is likely to clash with a number of other Guineas contenders in the Prelude.
Michael Freedman trains HK double Michael Freedman has saddled his first Hong Kong winner and added another for good measure at the Sha Tin meeting.
Happy Clapper Epsom favourite Happy Clapper remains the Epsom Handicap favourite ahead of six horses from the Chris Waller stable.
Clearly Innocent still aimed at Everest Trainer Kris Lees is hoping Clearly Innocent can stake his claim for a slot in The $10 million Everest when he runs in the Premiere Stakes.
Hartnell among 16 entries for G1 Underwood Godolphin's Hartnell is among 16 nominations for the Underwood Stakes while stablemate It's Somewhat headlines nominations for the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Russian Revolution on target for G1 Moir Russian Revolution has continued preparations for the Group One Moir Stakes with a solo hit-out at Moonee Valley.
Queensland filly Cellargirl on Flight path Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida is confident he made the right decision to miss the Golden Rose with Cellargirl in favour of the Flight Stakes.
Houtzen to put Everest hopes on show Houtzen's performance in a Group Three race for fillies at Moonee Valley will determine whether she presses on to the $10 million Everest as planned.
Harlem handed 0.5kg penalty for Cups Naturalism Stakes winner Harlem has been penalised half a kilogram for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups, taking his weight to 51.5kg.
Cracksman to miss Arc, Enable odds-on Trainer John Gosden has confirmed Cracksman will miss the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with stablemate Enable now odds-on.
Maher banned over conman's horse ownership Trainer Ciaron Maher says he is glad the matter of the ownership of five horses in his stable is over after being suspended for six months and fined $75,000.
Gingernuts building for Cups campaign Rosehill Guineas winner Gingernuts will try to add to his NZ Group One tally before returning to Australia for the Cups.
No Epsom for Rose winner Trapeze Artist Three-year-old Trapeze Artist will not back up in the Epsom Handicap from his Golden Rose win but Gerald Ryan still has two possible runners.
Tavago heading to JRA Cup at Moonee Valley Group One winner Tavago is set to have his second start of the spring in the JRA Cup at Moonee Valley.
Supido to put best foot forward in G1 Moir Trainer Mick Kent expects improvement from Supido in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley after being disappointed with his last-start fifth.
Big test for Rancho Montoya Rancho Montoya will be tested for a southern campaign in the Three-Year-Old Handicap over 1600m at the Sunshine Coast.
Big names to gallop at Moonee Valley Group One winners Russian Revolution and Vega Magic are among a host of horses scheduled to head to Moonee Valley for trackwork gallops.
Darren Bell benefit fund reaches $38,000 A fund to help Queensland trainer Darren Bell, who has been forced to quit because of debts incurred following a strangles case, has reached $38,000.
Wayne Wilson Medal finalists decided The finalists have been decided for the Wayne Wilson Memorial Medal which honours an outstanding training performance by a Queenslander.
Jockey Neilson fractures vertebrae in fall South Australian jockey Matthew Neilson remains in Royal Adelaide Hospital nursing injuries suffered in a fall at Morphettville.
Blake Shinn, Josh Parr suspended from Rose Blake Shinn will miss the $10 million Everest but Josh Parr will be back in time from his ban after both were outed for interference in the Golden Rose.
Oliver among three suspended at Caulfield Damien Oliver has been suspended for 14 meetings for careless riding at Caulfield while Nikita Beriman and Noel Callow have both been suspended for 12 meetings.
Quinton mares quinella G2 Golden Pendant Daysee Doom and Dixie Blossoms have finished one-two in the Golden Pendant for trainer Ron Quinton at Rosehill.
Chris Meagher in dream start to training Savanna Amour has provided Chris Meagher with the perfect start to his training career in winning a stakes race at Caulfield.
Harlem books his spot in the Caulfield Cup Harlem has earned a ballot exemption into the $3 million Caulfield Cup with a convincing victory in the Group Three MRC Foundation Cup over 2000m.
Hot hand for Ace High in Gloaming Stakes Ace High and Tye Angland have dealt a winning hand for trainer David Payne in the Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill.
Bons Away scores an upset win at Caulfield The Ciaron Maher-trained Bons Away has upstaged The Everest-bound Brave Smash in the Listed Testa Rossa Stakes at Caulfield.
Trapeze Artist wins Group One Golden Rose Trapeze Artist has beaten Champagne Cuddles and his highly fancied stablemate Menari to win the $1 million Golden Rose.
Washington Heights earns Epsom Hcp start Washington Heights has earned a berth in the Epsom Handicap with his win in the Shannon Stakes, a temptation his owners are likely to resist.
Sircconi beats older horses at Caulfield Trainer Peter Morgan believes there's improvement to come from three-year-old Sircconi after the colt beat older horses in a 1400m handicap at Caulfield.
Waller runners to the fore in Queensland Chris Waller has shown his team is ready to be a force in Queensland with a two-centre treble at Ipswich and the Gold Coast.
Waller urges cautious approach for Alward Alward has won two of his three Sydney starts but it might not be enough for the imported stayer backs up in The Metropolitan.
Egg Tart works out before Epsom Handicap Epsom Handicap second favourite Egg Tart has tuned up with gallop between races at Rosehill.
Wide draw causes no concern for Bandipur Bandipur has been able to keep out of trouble on his way to recording a narrow victory in the Fight Cancer Foundation Plate at Caulfield.
Don't Give A Damn rewards Rosehill punters Country horse Don't Give A Damn has lived up to punters' expectations with a dominant win at Rosehill.
Zac Spain guides Anaheim to Caulfield win Apprentice Zac Spain has brought up his first city winner in Melbourne since moving on loan from South Australia, guiding Anaheim to victory at Caulfield.
Auvray claims G3 Colin Stephen on protest The Richard Freedman-trained Auvray won the Group Three Colin Stephen Quality after surviving a protest.
Beau Geste wins in tight Rosehill finish Godolphin colt Beau Geste has scored the second win of his three-start career, sneaking home at Rosehill.
Fitter Cliff's Edge scores at Caulfield The ability to back-up from a run the preceding week has seen a fitter Cliff's Edge score in the Mirabel Foundation Handicap at Caulfield.
Gollan celebrates on two fronts at Ipswich Tony Gollan has welcomed the birth of his first child and had an extra reason to smile when Charlie Boy gave him one of his most satisfying wins at Ipswich.
Weir-trained Leather'n'lace scores again Three-year-old Leather'n'lace will chase a stakes win at her next start after taking the step to city company to make it three-straight wins this preparation.
New tactics help Colosimo regain top form A change of race tactics have paid off for filly Colosimo in winning at Ipswich.
Tears flow after Snitzkraft Ipswich win Tears have flowed after Snitzkraft scored an emotional win at Ipswich for his trainer Kelso Wood.
Dylan Mouth in Melbourne Cup test Trainer Marco Botti is looking to Dylan Mouth to confirm his Melbourne Cup credentials when he races at Newbury.
Don't Give A Damn in frame for Highway Goulburn trainer Danny Williams is hoping two near misses in the Highway Handicap will be remedied by Don't Give A Damn at Rosehill.
Gollan-trained filly has the exfactor Promising filly Miss Exfactor will bring some strong form lines when she returns to racing at Ipswich.
Keen Array ready to strike at Caulfield Keen Array will be out to defy top weight when he attempts to defend his Testa Rossa Stakes crown in the Listed 1200m-race at Caulfield.
Sweet Redemption looking to atone Sweet Redemption will attempt to bounce back from a below-par run at Wyong when the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained mare tackles the Golden Pendant.
Changes to minimum top weights for Cups Racing Victoria has announced weights will not be raised at acceptance time for the Caulfield or Melbourne Cups if the allocated top weights do not accept.
Horse owner fined $3000 over conduct Rory Button, a part-owner of the racehorse Cosmic Lights, has been fined $3000 on a conduct charge.
John Thompson trio step up in Gloaming John Thompson will learn if a trio of promising three-year-olds can step up in class in the Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill.
Parnham with three Caulfield runners Trainer Neville Parnham is hoping Ellicazoom, who makes her return at Caulfield in the How Now Stakes, can measure up to the G1 Myer Classic.
Mertens guides Stampede towards Cup start Beau Mertens can guide Stampede towards a Caulfield Cup start when he rides the stayer in the MRC Foundation Cup at Caulfield.
Snowden upbeat about another Golden run Peter Snowden is after his fourth Golden Rose win, and first in partnership with his son Paul, when Pariah, Dracarys and Assimilate take on Menari at Rosehill.
Moody fined for social media statements Peter Moody says he will not appeal a fine handed down by Racing Victoria stewards for statements made via one of his social media accounts.
Deploy secures Waller's Everest slot Chris Waller Racing has selected the Gerald Ryan-trained Deploy for its slot in the inaugural $10 million Everest at Randwick.
Someday to continue winning comeback Trainer Desleigh Forster believes Someday's comeback can continue at Ipswich as he aims to back up his last-start win.
Formality in order for Golden Rose assault Lindsay Park's Formality is one of two fillies taking on the male-dominated Golden Rose.
New Racing Victoria board announced Victoria's racing minister Martin Pakula has announced the new eight-member board for Racing Victoria, with Brian Kruger to be the new chair.
Peter Moody to front stewards over cobalt comments made via Twitter Peter Moody will front Racing Victoria stewards on Friday over comments made via Twitter this week regarding cobalt testing.
Bimini Road chases big pay day Improving filly Bimini Road steps up to Saturday class at Ipswich as she chases a big pay day in a three-year-old race.
Egg Tart to have race day gallop Dual Oaks winner Egg Tart will have a race day gallop at Rosehill a week out from her Group One assignment.
Interloper faces racing ban in England A notorious racing and sports gatecrasher is set to be banned from all tracks owned by Arena Racing after appearing in the winner's enclosure at Yarmouth.
McGillivray a senior rider at Ipswich Queensland stewards have confirmed Matt McGillivray will ride as a senior jockey at Ipswich.
Ex-Metrop favourite now unlikely to front Chris Waller says only a comprehensive win at Rosehill can resurrect Alward's chances of running in The Metropolitan.
Dawn Wall to build on promising comeback Chris Waller believes he has found an ideal distance range for classy mare Dawn Wall.
Begg-trained colt Il Divo heading to town Trainer Grahame Begg is convinced Il Divo has continued to improve since his maiden win at Geelong ahead of the colt's next test in a 1600m race at Caulfield.
Godolphin colts target G3 Gloaming Stakes Promising colts Astoria and Sanctioned can lay down a marker for spring when they line-up in the Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill.
Trainer has a Group One dream at Caulfield Rodney Ollerton has Group One aspirations with his talented galloper Royal Tudor who runs in the Group Three Testa Rossa Stakes at Caulfield.
Ryan coy about Rose favourite for Everest Menari is a clear-cut favourite to win the Golden Rose, but trainer Gerald Ryan hasn't ruled out chasing an even bigger spring prize.
Snitzkraft keeps to own age for Ipswich Promising three year old Snitzkraft will take on his own age group at Ipswich after connections elected not to accept in a Plate race.
Cup berths put on the line at Caulfield Lindsay Park has four runners in the Group Three MRC Foundation Cup trying to earn a ballot exemption into the Caulfield Cup.
Prompt Response set to resume at Caulfield Group Two winner and Group One placegetter Prompt Response will make her spring return in the How Now Stakes at Caulfield.
Hartnell campaign to continue in Underwood Godolphin star Hartnell will have his next start in the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Flamboyer set to defy dry track at Ipswich A lack of early pace could help noted frontrunner Flamboyer overcome a dry track at Ipswich and boost the health of his owner Gary Doughty.
Weight sways Munce with Cauthen's Power A big difference in weights has swayed trainer Chris Munce to miss the Lismore Cup with Cauthen's Power to run at Ipswich.
Sprung aims for one better in Testa Rossa Well Sprung will be attempting to overturn a narrow defeat in the Testa Rossa Stakes 12 months ago when he contests the Listed race at Caulfield.
Kodiac Breaks His Own Record The rise of underdog sire Kodiac and his quest to set a new world record for two year old winners is something that has captured the attention of our audience, with a new milestone passed overnight in the UK where he sired his 44thtwo year-old winner of the year.
Stakes Goals for Your Song Filly Torryburn Stud have been enjoying a great run of success with their homebred sprinter Deploy and were back in the winner's circle at Warwick Farm on Wednesday with talented Your Song filly Memento.
Bell says he has no choice but to quit Queensland trainer Darren Bell says he has no choice but to quit after racking up debts when his stable was closed because of strangles.
Lloyd rides four, takes premiership lead Jeff Lloyd has ridden four winners at the Gold Coast to take the lead in the Brisbane metropolitan premiership for the first time this season.
Memento scores maiden win at Warwick Farm The Anthony and Edward Cummings-trained filly Memento has broken through for an overdue win at Warwick Farm.
Waller unveils plans for Winx to go global Winx is almost certain to embark on a European campaign after the 2018 Sydney autumn carnival.
I Did It Again on spring sprinting path Trainer Greg Eurell has decided on a sprinting campaign for talented three-year-old I Did It Again who won at Caulfield in July in his only start as a juvenile.
Dixie Blossoms, Daysee Doom renew rivalry Dixie Blossoms and Daysee Doom go head-to-head in the Golden Pendant at Rosehill before potentially locking horns twice more during spring.
Meagher chasing perfect start with Savanna Chris Meagher has enjoyed training success with his father John but saddles runners in his own names for the first time at Caulfield.
Star Of Africa on the rise after debut win The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained colt Star Of Africa has made a winning debut at Warwick Farm.
Magnapal on mission to upset Cup hopefuls After returning to winning form at Moonee Valley last start, eight-year-old Magnapal has his next start in a Group Three race at Caulfield he won two years ago.
Gold Standard thriving ahead of Gr 1 Rose Gold Standard will be out to give Tulloch Lodge its first win in the Golden Rose after a strong win in the Stan Fox Stakes.
McMahon set to start big week for Schweida Ric McMahon's decision to take an early suspension has freed him to ride Outraged for Kelly Schweida at Ipswich in a looming big week for the trainer.
Melham relinquishes $10 mill Everest ride Melbourne-based jockey Ben Melham has been forced to abandon his quest to ride She Will Reign in The Everest as her weight of 51kg was beyond him.
Chris Munce new Queensland ATA President Former champion jockey and now trainer Chris Munce is the new Queensland President of the Australian Trainers Association .
Melbourne next for super mare Winx: Waller Winx is likely to have her next start in the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington, trainer Chris Waller has revealed.
Zarak given green light for Arc Zarak has been given the go-ahead for a crack at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe after pleasing connections in a crucial work-out on Tuesday morning.
Irish pair banned for cobalt offence Irish trainer Stephen McConville and his son Michael have been disqualified for three years in the first cobalt case heard in Britain.
Trainer to face two charges at RAD Board Victorian trainer Kelvin Bourke has been charged after Can't Refuse returned a pre-race and post-race test to an anti-inflammatory.
Bjorn Baker ponders Bonny O'Reilly options Trainer Bjorn Baker will make a call on which race classy mare Bonny O'Reilly attempts at Rosehill after the barrier draw.
Brave Smash likely to start at Caulfield The ATC's Everest representative Brave Smash is likely to have his final lead-up to the $10 million sprint in a Listed race at Caulfield.
Trainers warned of cobalt levels in feed Racing NSW stewards have issued a warning to trainers about excessive levels of cobalt in some horse feed.
Newitt prepared for trip home to Tasmania Craig Newitt is looking forward to returning to Tasmania after spending his adult life in Melbourne as one of Victoria's leading jockeys.
Champagne Cuddles fast-tracked to Rose Champagne Cuddles' Group One debut has been brought forward and she will back up in the Golden Rose seven days after running second in the Tea Rose Stakes.
Armidale meeting called off An irrigation malfunction has forced officials to call off racing at Armidale with a section of the track unsafe.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Group One Golden Rose The Golden Rose has become renowned as a “stallion making” race...
Abbey Marie chases Cup start in Naturalism Abbey Marie will be trying to gain a guaranteed berth in the Caulfield Cup when she lines up in the Naturalism Stakes.
Memento out to win maiden at Warwick Farm Group-placed three-year-old filly Memento will line up at Warwick Farm trying to shed her maiden status.
UNBEATEN COLT ROYAL SYMPHONY ADDS TO SUCCESS FOR INGLIS DIGITAL PLATFORMS Royal Symphony’s freakish win in the Listed Pin & Win Plate at Flemington on Saturday, has again shone the spotlight on online trading, having been advertised for sale as a yearling on Inglis Digital’s popular Thoroughbred classifieds site Bloodstock.com.au.
Waterhouse: Cup penalty changes wrong It is wrong thinking to change the time-honoured handicapping practice and eliminate the Caulfield Cup winner's penalty, if he is already allocated 56kg and never to go above 56kg.
Menari draws barrier 11 of 14 in Rose Favourite Menari has drawn barrier 11 of 14 in the $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Caulfield Cup berth up for grabs A guaranteed start in the Caulfield Cup is up for grabs for the winner of the Naturalism Stakes.
Nominations extended for G3 Colin Stephen Newcastle Cup winner Broadside is among nominations for the Colin Stephen Quality but a decision on whether he starts is yet to be made.
Most Important to run at Caulfield Trainer Tony Gollan is hoping sprinter Most Important has learned to handle Caulfield with the gelding ready for his second start at the track.
All systems go for Menari in Rose Menari is a firming favourite for the $1 million Golden Rose and his trainer Gerald Ryan can find no kinks in his armour.
One And Only Son Ready To Add To Winning Tally One Son - already a rarity in the racing world as the only progeny of his ill fated sire Best As Zariz – returns to racing with high expectations at Bathurst on Tuesday.
Stampede out to press Cup credentials Five-year-old Stampede faces a test of his spring carnival credentials in the Naturalism Stakes, a race in which a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption is on offer.
Happy Clapper favourite for Epsom Favourite Happy Clapper will be the Epsom Handicap topweight with those above his 56.5kg expected to be non-runners.
Damien Oliver confirms Almandin booking Jockey Damien Oliver has confirmed he has been booked to continue his association with defending Melbourne Cup champion Almandin.
Godolphin's Kementari arrives in Melbourne Godolphin colt Kementari has arrived in Melbourne and will have his next start in the Group Three Caulfield Guineas Prelude with Kerrin McEvoy to ride.
Derby winning trainer Geoff Wragg has died Veteran trainer Geoff Wragg, a multiple Classic winner, has died at the age of 87.
Secretariat's owner Penny Chenery dies Triple Crown winner Secretariat's owner/breeder Penny Chenery has died aged 95.
Kerrin McEvoy to ride She Will Reign Trainer Gary Portelli has secured lightweight jockey Kerrin McEvoy to ride Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign in her Group One return.
Williams impressed with Admire Deus A trip to Japan has given Craig Williams an insight to his possible Caulfield and Melbourne Cups mount Admire Deus.
Prelude or Stutt Stakes next for Symphony Trainer Tony McEvoy has two options for unbeaten Royal Symphony's lead-up to the Caulfield Guineas and is leaning towards running him in the Prelude.
Merchant Navy on track for Golden Rose Plenty of practice galloping right-handed has Merchant Navy in top order ahead of his Sydney debut in the Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Group One targets for Scales Of Justice The Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes and Toorak Handicap are on the radar for Perth Group One winner Scales Of Justice.
Bridget Grylls to try Melbourne In-form Brisbane jockey Bridget Grylls is to test the water in Melbourne where she will have a stint with trainer John Meagher.
Brave Smash to run for ATC in Everest The Australian Turf Club has chosen former Japanese horse Brave Smash as its representative in the $10 million Everest.
BRC to lose 10 meetings to relieve Doomben A revised race schedule means the Brisbane Race Club will lose 10 meetings while Eagle Farm is being repaired.
Capri gives Ryan Moore first St Leger win Capri has given jockey Ryan Moore his first win in the English St Leger at Doncaster and trainer Aidan O'Brien his fifth.
Williams banned for fall at Flemington Craig Williams has been suspended for 23 meetings on a careless riding charge that resulted in the fall of Limestone in the Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Almandin wows Oliver in Flemington victory Almandin is on target for his Melbourne Cup defence after winning a Listed race at Flemington in his second start of the spring.
Isorich makes most of extended campaign Veteran gelding Isorich has given apprentice Lee Maggorian his first Saturday winner at Randwick.
First four in Group Three race for Waller Trainer Chris Waller has shown the strength of his team for the Group One Metropolitan with Libran leading in a stable first four.
Redzel confirms $10m Everest bona fides Redzel has been described as one of Australia's most improved sprinters after the gelding's convincing victory in The Shorts at Randwick.
Lordag gives Heathcote a Doomben treble Tough gelding Lordag has regained his best form to give his trainer Robert Heathcote a winning treble at Doomben.
Lane guides Sword Of Light to Group 2 win Sword Of Light has notched the second stakes win of her career, taking out the Group Two Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington.
Catchy beats the boys in Danehill Stakes Lindsay Park is favouring the Caulfield Guineas over fillies equivalent the Thousand Guineas for Catchy after her win in the Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Humidor upsets Hartnell in G1 Makybe Diva Humidor has leapt to the top of Caulfield Cup markets following his last to first victory in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Alizee claims black-type win in Tea Rose Alizee has won her first black-type race, claiming the Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick.
Redkirk Warrior presses claims for Everest Newmarket Handicap winner Redkirk Warrior has pressed his claims for The Everest with a first-up win at Flemington in the Bobbie Lewis Quality.
Comin' Through cements Epsom Hcp claims Comin' Through has cemented his claims for the Group One Epsom Handicap with victory in the Bill Ritchie at Randwick.
Wonder mare Winx makes it 20 wins in a row Winx has again given her rivals a start and a beating in the George Main Stakes to post her 20th consecutive victory.
Theanswermyfriend too tough at Flemington The Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield is on the radar for Theanswermyfriend after his all-the-way win at Flemington.
Sydney off for Snitz despite Doomben win Plans to chase a lucrative Sydney race with Doomben winner Snitz have been shelved.
Unbeaten Viridine scores black-type debut Godolphin colt Viridine has extended his winning sequence to three after claiming the Listed Heritage Stakes at Randwick.
Royal Symphony wins in thrilling fashion Trainer Tony McEvoy says Caulfield Guineas favourite Royal Symphony has produced something special to overcome difficulties and remain unbeaten at Flemington.
Jason Collett back among the city winners Jason Collett has returned to the winners' circle after a costly suspension, steering the Bjorn Baker-trained Embley to victory at Randwick.
Fox Swift breaks city duck at Flemington The Ciaron Maher-trained Fox Swift has assured herself a future as a broodmare with an all important black-type win at Flemington.
Qld stewards dismiss Doomben whip protest Stewards have dismissed a protest by Brad Stewart in a Doomben race despite finding the jockey was right in claiming the winning rider broke the rules.
Larlabrook noses ahead to claim Highway Dubbo gelding Larlabrook has clung on to win the Highway Handicap at Randwick give veteran jockey Greg Ryan a successful return from eye surgery.
Ward celebrates Brisbane comeback winner Experienced horseman Darryl Ward has had his first winner in his comeback to training with Another Whiskey at Doomben.
Ian Brown takes on Queensland harness job Senior thoroughbred steward Ian Brown will act as chief steward for Queensland's harness racing industry until there is a full time appointment.
Melbourne Cup hope second at Doncaster Melbourne Cup entrant Thomas Hobson has run second in the Doncaster Cup for trainer Willie Mullins and owner Rich Ricci.
Ball Of Muscle stretched for The Shorts Two-time runner-up Ball Of Muscle has an even tougher task in this year's running of The Shorts at Randwick.
Tim Clark cleans up in Newcastle features Jockey Tim Clark has been the star of Newcastle's major race meeting of the year with a brace of feature race winners.
Champagne Cuddles takes shot at Tea Rose Champagne Cuddles will zero in on a Group One debut when the promising filly runs in the Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick.
Ben Thompson sticks to colt at Flemington Apprentice Ben Thompson is hopeful Al Passem can follow in the footsteps of another Ken Keys-trained three-year-old Rich Enuff in the Danehill Stakes.
Got Unders scores boilover win in Cameron Little known local trainer Jay Hopkins has celebrated his biggest win with Got Unders landing an upset win in the Group Three Cameron Handicap at Newcastle.
Chautauqua back from TJ Smith heroics The world's highest-rated sprinter Chautauqua returns to the scene of his TJ Smith Stakes triumph to kick off his campaign for The Everest at Randwick.
Astoria earns G1 bid with Newcastle win Godolphin colt Astoria has upstaged the highly rated Merovee to take out the Spring Stakes at Newcastle.
Progressive step for Smart As You Think Trainer John McArdle has mapped out a light spring for Smart As You Think with a busier autumn campaign ahead for the talented mare.
Redkirk Warrior on song for spring return Co-trainer David Hayes is keeping an eye on the weather as he prepares Newmarket Handicap winner Redkirk Warrior for his planned spring return.
Consolation for Martin from Heavens Above Rosehill trainer Tim Martin missed out on buying Winx but Group One-winning mare Heavens Above has offered consolation ahead of the George Main Stakes.
Theanswermyfriend to run at Flemington Theanswermyfriend will run at Flemington rather than Randwick despite drawing the outside barrier.
McEvoy's big weekend off to flying start Kerrin McEvoy has no doubt Hartnell is the horse to beat as he prepares to ride the Godolphin star for the first time in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes.
English embarks on climb to Everest English begins her campaign to The Everest when the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained mare races for the first time since May in The Shorts at Randwick.
Mishani Bullitt to carry full weight Promising colt Mishani Bullitt's reputation as a hard horse to ride means he will carry his full weight of 59kg at Doomben.
Life Less Ordinary faces acid test Life Less Ordinary can determine his spring program when he takes on four of his Chris Waller-trained stablemates in the Kingston Town Stakes.
Hayes expects improved run from Seaburge Co-trainer David Hayes would not be surprised to see Seaburge figure in the placings in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Gelding could be good for Millions In-form stayer Ingeegoodbe is on trial for a Magic Millions Stayers Cup campaign when he races at Doomben.
First spring internationals in quarantine The first contingent of northern hemisphere horses scheduled to compete in Melbourne during the spring has entered quarantine.
Horse travel bans between Aust and HK. Australian horses are unlikely to travel to Hong Kong for the International meeting in light of new biosecurity protocols.
Almandin on track for second Cup tilt Almandin takes his next step towards a crack at a second Melbourne Cup when he lines up in a 2500m Listed race at Flemington.
New home with a similar feel for Justice Perth galloper Scales Of Justice makes his Melbourne debut at Flemington with trainer Lindsey Smith hoping a new training program has put speed into his legs.
Viridine poised for black-type debut Promising Godolphin colt Viridine makes the progression to black-type racing at Randwick when he takes on two stablemates in the Heritage Stakes.
Metson faces stakes test at second start Trainer Mike Moroney will get a better guide on debut winner Metson's spring credentials when he starts the gelding in a Listed race at Flemington.
Group One hopes for Megablast Megablast will attempt to prove he is worthy of a start in The Metropolitan, and possibly the Melbourne Cup, when he makes his Sydney debut at Randwick.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Danehill Stakes… The race as we know it now, began in 1994 when it was renamed to honour the great Danehill and move to its current September timelot.
Stakes race debut for unbeaten Esperance Godolphin three-year-old Esperance steps out for the first time in a stakes race following impressive wins at Echuca and Sandown.
Dreams Aplenty to back up at Doomben Tough gelding Dreams Aplenty will back up at Doomben in preparation for a trip south for the spring.
Pressure eases for Everest-bound Redzel Co-trainer Paul Snowden has revised Redzel's plans after the in-form sprinter secured a start in the $10 million Everest through James Harron Bloodstock's slot.
Some key facts about the Makybe Diva A look at the history of the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Ear muffs to help Hey Doc in G1 WFA race Hey Doc will wear ear muffs in a race for the first time when he chases a second Group One win at Flemington in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Straturbo trials well for comeback Tough Sydney sprinter Straturbo has trialled well as he prepares to make a return to Brisbane.
Nichols' Star on song for Let's Elope After two runs following a spell, I Am A Star is ready to produce her best despite having to carry 59kg at Flemington.
Destiny's Kiss eyes another Gold Cup Veteran gelding Destiny's Kiss will attempt to add the Newcastle Gold Cup to his win in the Wyong Gold Cup.
Schweida chasing another Sydney win Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida has called on experienced jockey Michael Walker for Cellargirl in Sydney as he chases another two-state double.
Weights right for Hard Stride A big drop in weights has trainer Tony Sears hoping former Melbourne galloper Hard Stride can score his second Queensland win at Doomben.
Chautauqua 'Houdini' the grey flash Chautauqua has impressed co-trainer Michael Hawkes during a work-out at Rosehill ahead of his Group Two return at Randwick.
Birthday girl Winx shoots for 20th win Winx has impressed trainer Chris Waller on the mare's sixth birthday during a training gallop at Rosehill ahead of her expected 20th straight win.
Plate hopeful Riven Light wins at Listowel The Willie Mullins-trained Melbourne spring carnival hopeful Riven Light has won a Listed race at Listowel in Ireland.
Daniel Stackhouse cops careless riding ban Daniel Stackhouse will start an eight-meeting suspension incurred at Mornington after he rides at the Makybe Diva Stakes meeting at Flemington.
Eye-catching debut for Singo-owned filly Impeccably bred filly Woman has made the perfect start to her racing career at Canterbury for owner John Singleton.
Almandin entered for Flemington 2500m race Melbourne Cup winner Almandin is entered to have his second start this spring in a Listed 2500m race at Flemington.
Levendi too strong first-up at Mornington Levendi has kept a perfect record intact with a strong first-up Mornington win despite not being suited in the heavy track conditions.
Impressive Win Shows She's All Woman The next few days will determine whether blueblooded filly Woman is given a shot at stakes company this spring or is put away until the Autumn.
Savile Row set for first Australian start Savile Row, a three-time Group One placegetter in New Zealand, makes his Australian debut in the Group Two Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
Up tempo no issue for Ecuador against Winx Adrian Bott would welcome a repeat of Red Excitement's tearaway tactics to unsettle Winx in the Chelmsford Stakes when Ecuador clashes with the mighty mare.
Miss Hissy goes all the way at Mornington Tasmanian-trained Miss Hissy has won at Mornington at triple=figure odds after setting up a big mid-race lead.
Doughty gets winning boost with Cabeirian The win of Cabeirian at Doomben has been a boost for former Group One jockey Gary Doughty who has been in hospital with a severe stomach complaint.
Bliss on extreme behaviour at Mornington Having only a short trip to the Mornington racecourse has paid off for the connections of Extreme Bliss who was successful at her second start.
Tough for Takedown to defend The Shorts Rosehill trainer Gary Moore says it will be difficult for Takedown to make it back-to-back wins in The Shorts.
Beacon shines for Godolphin at Canterbury Godolphin gelding Beacon is on the march towards better class racing after a convincing victory at Canterbury.
Classic Conquest poised for Highway debut Moruya trainer Thomas Lyttle has a crack at a Highway Handicap with Classic Conquest for the first time since Gatto Mondo refused to race at Rosehill.
Hartnell on song for Makybe Diva Stakes Godolphin's Hartnell is an odds-on favourite to defeat a quality Makybe Diva Stakes field which includes 10 other Group One winners.
With A Promise reaches racing crossroads With A Promise will be at the crossroads of her career when she races at Doomben.
Field of 12 for Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes A quality field of 12 runners has been assembled for the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Eight rivals for Winx in George Main Winx will have eight rivals in the Group One George Main Stakes at Ramdwick.
Redzel secures spot in The Everest Slot holder James Harron Bloodstock has chosen Doomben 10,000 winner Redzel as its representative in the $10 million Everest.
Winx heads first acceptors for Cox Plate Champion Winx headlines 79 first acceptors for the Cox Plate, with 10 northern hemisphere-trained horses still in the mix.
Chocante aims to stay on track for Metrop Potential Melbourne Cup contender Chocante has his final lead-up for The Metropolitan in the Kingston Town Stakes at Randwick.
Le Romain chases another G1 win Le Romain has already won a Group One race at Flemington and will attempt to add another when he runs in the weight-for-age Makybe Diva Stakes.
Happy Clapper takes step towards Epsom Sydney trainer Pat Webster is confident Happy Clapper can continue his path to the Epsom Handicap with a strong performance against Winx at Randwick.
Changes to Cup re-handicapping policy Racing Victoria has announced the winner of the Caulfield Cup will not be penalised for the Melbourne Cup if it already has 56kg or more.
Nictock faces biggest challenge yet Nictock has only lost once in his seven-race career, but trainer Cameron Crockett believes a fourth successive victory will be tough to achieve at Canterbury.
Chris Meagher saddles up his first runner Chris Meagher will have his first runner as a trainer when Comacini competes in a benchmark race at Mornington.
Order Of St George heads Cup weights Order Of St George has been given top weight of 58kg for the Melbourne Cup with defending title holder Almandin on 56.5kg.
Anti-inflammatory positive for Bourke The Kelvin Bourke-trained Can't Refuse has returned a positive test to an anti-inflammatory in a pre-race test at Sandown.
Stewards finish review of start at Geelong Racing Victoria stewards have completed a review of the start of a race at Geelong that resulted in the favourite being restrained out of the event.
Redzel early favourite for The Shorts Redzel is the early favourite for the Group Two Shorts at Randwick where he can press his claims for a slot in the $10 million Everest.
Williams gives report on Japanese stayer A holidaying Craig Williams has given a glowing report on Melbourne Cup-bound Admire Deus after riding him in a gallop in Japan.
Royal Symphony ready for Flemington return Race day outings to Caulfield and Moonee Valley for gallops have Royal Symphony ready for his spring return in the Exford Plate at Flemington.
Winx aiming for No.20 in a row Winx will face a similar field in the George Main Stakes to the one she beat in the Chelmsford Stakes including Red Excitement who almost pinched the race.
Warrior chases Everest spot at Flemington Victory in the Bobbie Lewis Stakes at Flemington will sew up a spot for Redkirk Warrior in the $10 million Everest at Randwick.
Everyone Needs a Hero! There is a definite taste of spring in the air at Chris & Kathie Bakker's Lauriston Park with the second crop of resident stallion Rock Hero starting to arrive.
Matt McGillivray's race against time Matt McGillivray is in a race against time to outride his city allowance after an unsuccessful day at Doomben.
Ten rivals for Winx in George Main Ten horses have been nominated to take on Winx in the Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Order Of St George wins 2nd Irish St Leger Trainer Aidan O'Brien is favouring a second tilt at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with Order Of St George rather than the Melbourne Cup.
Bonneval dominates NZ awards Dual Oaks winner Bonneval has dominated the New Zealand Horse of the Year awards.
Paris autumn or Melbourne spring? Options open for Order of St George Will the attractions of a Parisian autumn prove a bigger drawcard than the magnificence of a Melbourne spring?
Lee Freedman off the mark in Singapore Australian Hall of Fame trainer Lee Freedman has celebrated the first winner from his new stable in Singapore.
Caravaggio back in winners' circle Irish colt Caravaggio is still uncertain to travel to Australia for The Everest despite winning a Group Two sprint at the Curragh.
Danehill Stakes option for filly Booker Talented filly Booker could take on the males again as she tries to improve on her last-start second when she runs in the Group Two Danehill Stakes.
All's well with Winx ahead of George Main Winx has not suffered any ill-effects from her two runs this campaign after having to fight for both.
Snitz to hit the highway to Sydney Promising three-year-old Snitz is likely to head to Sydney in an attempt to qualify for the $200,000 Anniversary Highway.
Weir trio on target for Makybe Diva Stakes Stablemates Black Heart Bart, Humidor and Gailo Chop will be running for Group One honours in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Big dry hits Brisbane field sizes Brisbane's dry weather has been partly blamed for a severe drop off in horse numbers at metropolitan meetings.
Regan Bayliss gets Catchy ride in Danehill With Craig Williams to partner Jukebox in the Danehill Stakes at Flemington, Regan Bayliss has picked up the plum ride on Blue Diamond Stakes winner Catchy.
Hydrangea beats Winter in Matron Stakes Hydrangea has ended the winning run of her stablemate Winter with a surprise win in the Matron Stakes at Leopardstown.
Harry Angel wins Haydock Sprint Cup Harry Angel has shown his versatility as well as his brilliance to win the Sprint Cup at Haydock.
Yankee Rose Queensland Horse of the Year Star mare Yankee Rose has won the Queensland Horse of the Year title while five-time winner Buffering has been inducted to the Hall of Fame.
Decorated Knight in upset Irish win The Roger Charlton-trained Decorated Knight has scored an upset Group One win in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown.
Plunge horse loses Sydney race on protest Godolphin import Interlocuter has lost a race on protest after being heavily backed at Rosehill.
NZ mare Bonneval in winning spring return ATC Australian Oaks winner Bonneval has made a winning return to racing in the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Brave Smash remains in Everest contention Former Japanese galloper Brave Smash has broken through for his first Australian win with a Listed race victory over 1200m at Moonee Valley.
Menari monsters rivals in Run To The Rose Menari has cemented his favouritism for the Group One Golden Rose with a powerful display in the lead-up to the $1 million race.
Classy Shoals maintains unblemished record The Anthony Freedman-trained Shoals has made a winning return to racing in the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes to remain unbeaten from four starts.
Ravi goes one better in Group 3 Sheraco Ravi has made up for a close second in the Sheraco Stakes a year ago to take out the Group Three fillies and mares sprint at Rosehill.
First-up McEwen win for Russian Revolution Russian Revolution has put his credentials on the line for a start in the The Everest with a strong first-up win in the McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley.
McMahon returns to metro racing spotlight Talented jockey Ric McMahon has broken a long drought at city Saturday meetings, winning on Outraged at Doomben.
Naturalism Stakes on radar for Magnapal The Naturalism Stakes and Cranbourne Cup are on the radar for eight-year-old Magnapal after winning for the first time in two years at Moonee Valley.
Flying Deploy runs another track record Deploy has run a Rosehill record for 1300m in the Theo Marks Stakes to go with his Randwick standard over 1200m.
Gold Standard firms for Gr 1 Golden Rose Gold Standard is in line to give trainer Gai Waterhouse her first win in the Golden Rose after his victory in the Stan Fox Stakes.
Irish-bred Ebediyin wins at Moonee Valley Ebediyin has found a racing surface that he is comfortable on, taking out the Mimatch Handicap at Moonee Valley.
Noonan guides Masculino to Valley victory Jockey Jake Noonan is forming a good association with the Mick Price-trained Masculino, riding the colt to his third win from four career starts.
Age no barrier as Someday wins at Doomben Veteran Someday has given trainer Desleigh Forster a special thrill, winning his first race in nearly three years at Doomben.
Suncraze on target for Anniversary Highway After six consecutive seconds, Suncraze has now put two Highway Handicap wins together to earn a start in a $200,000 race.
Samovare salutes for Lindsay Park stable Samovare has landed her first win for Lindsay Park, circling the field at Moonee Valley under Damien Oliver.
Unkindest cut does the trick for Whypeeo Whypeeo has justified an odds-on quote with a commanding win at Doomben.
Fight against drugs in Vic racing boosted The fight against banned substances in Victoria's racing industry has been boosted with an investment in new equipment for testing.
Dylan Mouth set for Melbourne Cup Trainer Marco Botti will decide after Melbourne Cup weights are released whether Dylan Mouth has another run in England before going to Australia.
Big Orange to bypass Irish St Leger Big Orange will not run in the Irish St Leger at the Curragh because of unsuitable ground.
Scratching changes pace of Run To The Rose The scratching of likely leader Siege Of Quebec has changed the complexion of the Run To The Rose.
Geelong start costly for favourite backers The favourite in a race at Geelong has been declared a starter even though it was pulled out while another horse was deemed a non-starter.
Tavago out of Moonee Valley WFA race Group One winner Tavago has been scratched from the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes because of a cut to a leg which will delay his spring return by one week.
Choice Princess to continue Adams' upsets Veteran trainer Fred Adams has produced some upset winners in recent months and is hoping for another with Choice Princess at Doomben.
PRIME DISPATCH - Edition 173 I am pleased to be able to announce that all our promotions have been filled and I thank our owners for their support, it has been terrific. I am in the process of getting the paperwork in and should have all the new horses named by the end of next week.
Valley return for stakes winner Anaheim Co-trainer Trent Busuttin believes four-year-old Anaheim, who will resume in a benchmark race at Moonee Valley, has a good preparation ahead of him.
Wide draw no barrier for Bonny O'Reilly Bjorn Baker believes Bonny O'Reilly can overcome a wide barrier in the Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill.
Heatherly fitter for G2 McEwen Stakes Heatherly will be out to show she's on target for the Group One Moir Stakes when she takes on a small but select field in the McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Cornerstone Shuttlers Recall Lindsay Park's Golden Era AMONG the most brilliant gallopers in the late 1960s and early seventies were offspring of two imported sires who were juvenile stars in Europe, Romantic (GB) (by Princely Gift) and Without Fear (Fr) (Baldric 11) who helped establish Colin Hayes's Lindsay Park Stud at Angaston in South Australia as one of Australia's best sources of excellence.
Team get together again at the Valley Damien Oliver and Murray Baker have been rivals and a successful combination over many years and team with Lizzie L'Amour in a Group race at Moonee Valley.
Kendrick after more wins with 3yos Trainer Stuart Kendrick has a top team of three-year-olds and is hoping the stable's winning form continues at Doomben.
Royal Symphony to work at Moonee Valley Royal Symphony will head to Moonee Valley for another race day gallop ahead of his return a week later at Flemington.
Valley outing a stepping stone to Sydney Trainer Matt Laurie has Group One aspirations with promising colt Aberro who has his second run back from a spell at Moonee Valley.
Daysee Doom, Dixie Blossoms back on track Talented mares Daysee Doom and Dixie Blossoms have been cleared to race at Rosehill as their trainer Ron Quinton faces a Racing NSW cobalt investigation.
Dunn finds key to well-travelled Manndawi Trainer Matt Dunn hopes he has found the right way to ride Manndawi, a former European stayer who races at Doomben.
Blondie out to enhance Guineas prospects Brendan McCarthy will get a better guide on Blondie's Thousand Guineas credentials when the talented filly runs in the Atlantic Jewel Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Anderson wants change of luck for Mystic Trainer Chris Anderson is hoping Mystic Opal can quickly make amends for her unlucky defeat at Doomben.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Atlantic Jewel Stakes… The fillies try and stake their claims on the Thousand Guineas!
New aid for punters from Racing NSW Racing NSW has developed an App to give punters access to information for each horse in a race.
Weir, Morrish and Dwyer all handed fines The three trainers who had horses return positive samples to a banned substance at the Burrumbeet jump-outs have each been fined.
Tahlia Hope gets back on board at Seymour After an injury enforced lay-off, apprentice Tahlia Hope has found winning form for her father Shannon and grandfather Lee at Seymour.
Metropolitan favourite to show credentials Alward is seeking a third successive win as the Irish stayer zeros in on the Group One Metropolitan.
Sanadaat to press Group One Guineas claims Sanadaat has won two of her three starts and will be out to press her Thousand Guineas claims when she runs in the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes.
Smerdon scared of Brave Smash at Valley Trainer Robert Smerdon fears he will be running for second place when Oak Door and Reldas take on Brave Smash in a Listed race at Moonee Valley.
Kementari on notice for Golden Rose start Godolphin head trainer James Cummings insists Kementari is yet to justify his reputation but that could change after the Run To The Rose.
Rhythm To Spare earns chance in WFA race In-form eight-year-old Rhythm To Spare will chase his biggest win after being a late entry for the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Apprentice suspension cut on RAD appeal Apprentice Ethan Brown had a minor win before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board with a careless riding suspension reduced.
Foxplay no certainty for Rosehill: Waller Chris Waller could opt to bypass the Theo Marks Stakes with Group One-winning mare Foxplay.
Russian Revolution after Valley sprint win Russian Revolution could get the Peter and Paul Snowden's new Melbourne venture off to a flying start in the McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Fred Cowell to see Mighty Lucky in action Veteran trainer Fred Cowell's battle with leg issues will not prevent him travelling to Rosehill to watch Mighty Lucky run in the Theo Marks Stakes.
Gollan rings changes to spark Charlie Boy Trainer Tony Gollan tinkered with gear and employed a new jockey for Charlie Boy as he tries to get the veteran back in winning form.
Whypeeo out to increase bank for Millions Brilliant three-year-old Whypeeo can secure his place in better races if he wins at Doomben.
Old ties key to Schweida two-state assault Trainer Kelly Schweida has called on long associations with two jockeys as he chases feature race wins in Sydney and Brisbane.
Moor to start suspension after South Korea Daniel Moor is heading to South Korea for a rich international sprint race before starting a six-meeting suspension.
Racetrack and Eventing Star Earns Well Deserved Retirement WELL known gelding Restless (Thunder Gulch – Let's Hurry) – bred by the late Major James Mitchell from his private broodmare band at Yarraman Park and sold as a $150,000 Easter yearling, has retired on a high note after an astonishing 48 race starts and 33 eventing starts.
Fastnet Double of Promising 3YO’s Champion sire Fastnet Rock reeled off two blue-blooded three year-old maiden winners at Warwick Farm and Sandown on Wednesday.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Run to the Rose The Run to the Rose was first launched in 2003 as a lead up for the newly created Golden Rose.
BHA issue charges in first cobalt case Trainer Stephen McConville says he will assist the British Horseracing Authority after cobalt charges were brought against him and his son Michael.
Winter stand-out entry in Matron Stakes Winter is the star name among 14 fillies and mares to stand their ground for the Matron Stakes at Leopardstown.
Trainer Ron Quinton to face cobalt inquiry A horse from the Ron Quinton stable has returned an illegal level of cobalt in a pre-race sample.
Weir one of three trainers facing $5k fine Three Victorian trainers are each facing fines of up to $5000 over positive swabs to an anti-inflammatory drug.
Wassergeist gets maiden win on the board Connections of Wassergeist have their eyes on richer spring targets following his breakthrough win at Sandown.
Acqume confirms promise for Widdup stable Acqume has made it successive Warwick Farm wins to earn a return clash with some of Sydney's best three-year-old fillies.
Maher to front RAD over owner bona fides Trainer Ciaron Maher will plead guilty to a stewards charge at a Racing Appeals and Disciplinary hearing.
Unbeaten filly Shoals to resume at Valley Unbeaten filly Shoals will make her season return in the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes and will be out to press her claims for the Group One Thousand Guineas.
Rebel Miss right at home in W Farm success Rebel Miss has won in Sydney for the first time, scoring on her home track at Warwick Farm.
Miss Arabella set for bright city future Well bred mare Miss Arabella is headed to city staying races after another dour win at Ipswich.
He's Our Rokkii ready for Valley WFA race Toorak Handicap winner He's Our Rokkii is an early favourite in a field of 11 for the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Avdulla to climb Everest with Chautauqua Sydney jockey Brenton Avdulla replaces close friend Tommy Berry as Chautauqua's rider for the $10 million Everest.
Spring carnival Dream continues for Zielke Trainer John Zielke is a great fan of the stallion Dream Ahead and hopes his son Dreams Aplenty can earn a Melbourne trip at Doomben.
Diamond Tathagata to shine after rough run Mark Newnham hopes a healed abscess and a gear change will reinvigorate Diamond Tathagata's Golden Rose campaign when the colt races in the Run To The Rose.
Mighty Trials for All Too Hard All Too Hard sired three trial winners at Rosehill on Monday the 4th of September, to ramp up his encouraging start to the new season.
Superhard takes the prize again at Sandown Superhard has followed up his debut win at Pakenham with a strong performance against midweek opposition at Sandown.
Bowman to shed light on Northern Knight Coffs Harbour trainer Brett Bellamy will be hoping Hugh Bowman can give him a favourable report on Northern Knight when the unbeaten sprinter runs at Rosehill.
Moreira to ride at Valley Gr 1 Moir card Joao Moreira will ride under lights for the first time in Australia at the Moir Stakes meeting at Moonee Valley.
Patel ready for Australia debut Indian jockey Trevor Patel has warmed up for his Australian debut by riding four winners at the Deagon trials.
Eminent to take on Churchill in Ireland Martyn Meade will let Eminent take his chance in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown with Frankie Dettori to ride.
Singapore trip for jockey Damian Browne Damian Browne will make a flying trip to Singapore to partner the Cliff Brown-trained Elite Excalibur in the Jumbo Jet Trophy at Kranji.
Dwyer horse returns positive at Burrumbeet A Henry Dwyer-trained horse is the latest to return a positive sample to an anti-inflammatory after a jump-out at Burrumbeet.
Siege Of Quebec faces another tough test Developing colt Siege Of Quebec faces a tough test when he takes on last-start conqueror Menari in the Run To The Rose at Rosehill.
NZ mares have first look of Moonee Valley Bonneval and Lizzie L'Amour have galloped at Moonee Valley ahead of their return runs in the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Global Glamour to look part for Everest Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are finalising plans for Global Glamour's return to racing now the mare is in contention for a run in The Everest.
McEwen pair get a look at Moonee Valley McEwen Stakes contenders Houtzen and Russian Revolution have had a look at Moonee Valley ahead of the Group Two race over 1000m.
Jessamin on track to black-type success Jessamin made a fine first impression at Warwick Farm in November, and she is ready to return from a spell at the same track.
Consistent Deploy on song for Theo Marks Trainer Gerald Ryan will decide after the Theo Marks Stakes whether to step Deploy up in distance.
Derby aim for NZ gelding Weather With You A maiden at Sandown will be the spring launching pad for the Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman-trained New Zealand three-year-old Weather With You.
ATC Everest slot down to five The Australian Turf Club has announced a shortlist of five horses to take its slot in the $10 million Everest.
Moonee Valley gallop for Hartnell Godolphin has taken advantage of Moonee Valley being open for gallops by giving Hartnell a work-out at the course.
Strong numbers for Epsom/Metropolitan The Australian Turf Club has taken 89 nominations for the Epsom Handicap and 73 for the Metropolitan Handicap.
Ethan Brown appeals careless riding ban Victorian apprentice Ethan Brown has appealed a nine-meeting careless riding suspension.
Freedman gets Singapore work permit Champion trainer Lee Freedman has gained his employment pass in Singapore and will begin training there from this week.
Williams unlikely for Houtzen gallop Craig Williams is unlikely to ride Houtzen in a Moonee Valley gallop ahead of the filly's spring return at the same track in the Group Two McEwen Stakes.
From Group Two win to six-week ban Jockey Josh Adams has gone from the high of a Group Two win to the low of a six-week suspension.
Catchy expected to head to Danehill Stakes Catchy has been nominated for the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes but the Blue Diamond winner is expected to take on the males in the Danehill Stakes.
Gingernuts on track for Caulfield Cup Gingernuts has come through the first start of his Caulfield Cup campaign in New Zealand in good order.
Russian Revolution favourite for McEwen Group One-winning sprinter Russian Revolution is scheduled to have a gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of his return in the Group Two McEwen Stakes.
Return race for Tavago still to be decided Tavago has pleased his co-trainers in a Cranbourne trial but they are still weighing up whether to run him in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Menari all the rage for Run To Rose Menari will stake his claims for the Group One Golden Rose when he runs in the lead-up at Rosehill.
G1 winner Lasqueti Spirit to be rested VRC Oaks winner Lasqueti Spirit will be sent to the spelling paddock after failing in the first two starts of her spring campaign.
Melham fails in careless riding ban appeal Jockey Ben Melham has had his appeal against a seven-meeting careless riding suspension dismissed.
Adams Bottoms Out With Ban After Happy Highlight JOSH Adams has experienced the high and lows of racing within 24 hours after being slapped with a six-week suspension when he stopped riding second placegetter Magic Ray 100m from the line in a race at Moree.
Moonshine Memories Speeds to Del Mar Debutante Win Moonshine Memories got a late start to the Del Mar summer meet, but found her stride at the right time.
Brilliant Nicconi debutante in Hong Kong Widden Stud's Nicconi kicked the Hong Kong season of in style with a brilliant debut winner in the first race of the new year.
Guignol Secures Breeders’ Cup Berth In Longines Grosser Preis Von Baden Stall Ullmann's homebred Guignol (GER) went wire-to-wire defeating the favorite and defending champion Iquitos (GER) by 2 ½ lengths in Sunday's 1 ½ mile $163,000 Longines Grosser Preis von Baden (G1) at Baden-Baden Racecourse, and earned an automatic berth into the Longines Breeders' Cup Turf (G1) through the international Breeders' Cup Challenge.
China Horse Club's Frankel Filly Wins on Debut Kevin Manning rode the wonderful Alexander Goldrun (IRE) in all 31 starts around the globe so it was fitting he should be in the saddle when Alexander Goldrun's 3-year-old Frankel filly Goldrush carried the China Horse Club colours to victory China Horse in a 17-runner maiden at h is career debut at Na van.
Kerrin McEvoy inducted to SA Hall of Fame Dual Melbourne Cup-winning rider Kerrin McEvoy has been inducted into the South Australian Hall of Fame.
Craig Williams wins Scobie Breasley medal Jockey Craig Williams has won his sixth Scobie Breasley medal for riding excellence and Winx has been named Victoria's Horse of the Year.
Royal Symphony building to spring return Caulfield Guineas favourite Royal Symphony has had an exhibition gallop at Caulfield and could have another at Moonee Valley ahead of his spring return.
Egg Tart back for Theo Marks and Epsom Dual Oaks winner Egg Tart will have a spring campaign aimed at the Epsom Handicap.
Tavago closing in on return for spring Tavago is nearing his spring return with his co-trainers considering either the Dato Tan Chin Nam or Makybe Diva Stakes.
Edmonds heads to Melbourne with Houtzen Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds is headed to Melbourne to monitor star filly Houtzen as she prepares to return to racing at Moonee Valley.
Broome one week, Birdsville races the next Kym Healy can match the early explorers for his travels in search of success at Australia's far-flung race meetings.
Mixed day for Zoe White Star country Queensland apprentice Zoe White has celebrated her upcoming move to Brisbane with a Gold Coast winner tempered by a suspension.
BRC board members seek re-election The three retiring Brisbane Racing Club board members are expected to seek re-election at next month's annual general meeting.
Brad Rawiller suspended at Caulfield Brad Rawiller has been suspended for 10 meetings after pleading guilty to a careless riding charge aboard Guardini in the Heatherlie Handicap at Caulfield.
Grande Rosso completes Lindsay Park treble Grande Rosso has made it three wins for Lindsay Park at Caulfield with victory in the Comcater Handicap.
Five-timer for Kerrin McEvoy at Randwick Kerrin McEvoy has ridden five winners at Randwick, the first time the multiple Group One-winning jockey has hit that mark at any meeting.
Applause all round for Happy Clapper Trainer Pat Webster and reformed jockey Josh Adams expressed their mutual admiration after Happy Clapper opened his campaign by winning the Tramway Stakes.
Stakes race win for Hell Or Highwater Five-year-old mare Hell Or Highwater has landed a black type win with a strong on pace win in the Heatherlie Stakes at Caulfield.
Winx made to work again to win Winx has won her 19th consecutive race but for the second time in a row has given her fans a scare at Randwick.
Vega Magic lead all the way in G1 Memsie Five-year-old Vega Magic has led all the way to win the $1 million Group One Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Big Voodoo Lad too strong at Caulfield Voodoo Lad has maintained his impressive record at Caulfield with a first-up win in The Heath over 1100m.
Barrier helps Snitz win at Doomben Classy colt Snitz has appreciated finally drawing a good barrier by winning the Three-Years-Old Handicap at Doomben.
Golden Rose not The Everest for Formality Formality will target the Golden Rose rather The Everest after recording back-to-back Group Two wins at Randwick by narrowly snaring the Furious Stakes.
Savanna Amour wins G3 Cockram Stakes The John Meagher-trained Savanna Amour has registered the third stakes win of her career, taking out the Group Three Stakes at Caulfield.
My Diamantine set for Newcastle Cup Tough mare My Diamantine is headed to the Newcastle Cup after scoring her first win in nearly two years on Saturday.
Redzel stakes claim for Everest Redzel has cemented his case for inclusion in the $10 million Everest with a dominant win in the Group Three Concorde Stakes.
Merchant Navy scores first-up at Caulfield Merchant Navy has commenced his three-year-old campaign with a solid win in a Group Three race at Caulfield.
Generators save big Cairns meeting Racing Queensland was able to access emergency generators to save the big Cairns Amateurs meeting after it was crippled by a major black out.
Back-to-back Highway wins for My Tagoson My Tagoson has won consecutive Highway Handicaps to earn a rest before tackling the Anniversary Handicap on Everest Day next month.
Sadler scratches two after track upgrade John Sadler has scratched Charmed Harmony and Divine Chills from their respective races at Caulfield after a track upgrade.
Embley wins, but only just, at Randwick Embley has made a clean getaway to lead and win at Randwick, to the joy of trainer Bjorn Baker.
Royal Symphony gets a look at Caulfield Boom colt Royal Symphony has pleased trainer Tony McEvoy in an exhibition gallop at Caulfield as he continues his preparations towards a spring return.
Oregon's Day lands the prize at Caulfield Oregon's Day has come from off the pace to provide trainer Mick Price with a strong victory over 1400m at Caulfield.
Up 'N' Rolling enters Metrop calculations Up 'N' Rolling has entered calculations for The Metropolitan after the Chris Waller-trained gelding won at Randwick.
Watchmespin races to Caulfield victory Trainer Danny O'Brien is looking forward to getting Watchmespin over a bit more ground after the talented filly raced to a city win at Caulfield.
Super Ex builds on exceptional beginning Hong Kong-owned colt Super Ex won on his debut at Randwick on Saturday to continue an impressive maiden preparation for trainer Mark Newnham.
Havasay makes it four straight wins Promising Havasay has continued on his winning way scoring his first open company win at Doomben on Saturday.
QRIC suspends trainer Brad Smith Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has suspended Deagon trainer Brad Smith for failing to reveal that he was facing fraud charges.
Impregnable overcomes poor start to win Improving galloper Impregnable once again overcame a poor start to continue on his winning way at Doomben.
Trainer Jarrod McLean fined $13,000 Trainer Jarrod McLean has been fined $13,000 and had a horse disqualified from two races over breaching treatment rules.
Hayes expects strong return from Fuhryk Co-trainer Ben Hayes believes Fuhryk has a bright future as a sprinter and is looking forward to the mare's return in the Cockram Stakes at Caulfield.
Destiny's Kiss claims Wyong Gold Cup Veteran stayer Destiny's Kiss has upstaged his younger rivals to claim the Listed Wyong Gold Cup and the 16th win of his 71-race career.
Ben Melham appeals careless riding ban Ben Melham has lodged an appeal against a seven-meeting careless riding ban.
Trekking ready for first Melbourne start Dual stakes-placed colt Trekking will make his Melbourne debut in the McNeil Stakes at Caulfield and trainer James Cummings is expecting a bold showing.
Joyfilly Ours set for Australian debut Joyfilly Ours will give an indication of what future will be mapped out for the filly over spring when she makes her Randwick debut in the Furious Stakes.
Williams confident ahead of Memsie Stakes Jockey Craig Williams reunites with favourite Vega Magic in the Group One Memsie Stakes and believes the gelding has the right form to win.
Lasqueti Spirit builds to Metropolitan Lasqueti Spirit continues her build-up for The Metropolitan Handicap when she races against Winx in the Chelmsford Stakes.
Snitz stays against own age at Doomben Three-year-old Snitz will race against his own age group at Doomben after trainer Matt Dunn shelved plans for a Sydney trip.
Memsie Stakes to kick off spring carnival The Memsie Stakes meeting at Caulfield, featuring the first Group One race of the season, signals the start of the spring racing carnival in Victoria.
Ready To Take Off - Air Force Blue Having to compete for exposure with Triple Crown hero American Pharoah (USA) as the new boys on the Coolmore sire roster in 2017 would seem a daunting task, however, breeders have flocked to Air Force Blue (USA) and it's not difficult to see why.
Havasay ready for open company In-form gelding Havasay's recent winning times indicate he is ready to win in open company at Doomben.
Ecuador auditions for Hong Kong campaign Durable gelding Ecuador can strengthen his claim for a tilt at the Group One Hong Kong Mile in December with an impressive run in the Tramway Stakes.
Beach helps Someday's comeback Veteran galloper Someday has had many trips to the beach as he prepares for his second start since a come back at Dooomben on Saturday.
A RIDE LAURA CHESHIRE WILL NEVER FORGET Laura Cheshire produced an outstanding exhibition of horsemanship during the sixth race at Murwillumbah on Friday, August 25 ... but it was episode she would have preferred to have done without.
Catholic Boy Prevails in With Anticipation Juvenile colt becomes More Than Ready's 175th black-type stakes winner.
Theanswermyfriend in good shape: Smerdon Trainer Robert Smerdon has bigger handicaps in mind for four-year-old Theanswermyfriend who is favourite to win a benchmark race at Caulfield.
Wynne trains and rides a Pakenham winner Dual licence holder Sally Wynne has landed a winner at Pakenham as a trainer and jockey with Stradista, a horse owned by her mother Dianne.
What you need to know about Memsie Stakes A look at the first Group One race of the Australian racing season, the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Tramway to determine Tom Melbourne's path Tom Melbourne should give Chris Waller an indication of what races he should target over spring when the gelding tackles the Tramway Stakes at Randwick.
Allergic takes next step to Metropolitan Godolphin stayer Allergic faces another forlorn task against Winx at Randwick, but trainer James Cummings is confident The Metropolitan is a realistic goal.
Booker to press spring claims in McNeil The Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra stable has three horses resuming in separate stakes races at Caulfield including talented filly Booker in the McNeil Stakes.
I Am Impinge on Golden Rose trail Trainer Toby Edmonds is unlikely to run one stable star in the Group One Golden Rose but hopes another of his runners can make the big race.
Bred for the Cups You'd be forgiven for scanning over the name Roman Son in the long list of entrants for the 2017 Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup. While that may be a tall ask of the 4yo gelding, he could be a horse worth following in the staying races this Spring and beyond...
Webb mares ready for Caulfield assault Two of Stuart Webb's classy mares are engaged for their racetrack returns at Caulfield ahead of feature races in the spring.
Roman Son on ambitious Melbourne Cup quest Anthony and Edward Cummings have placed The Bart Cummings and the Melbourne Cup on their wish list for developing stayer Roman Son.
Cellargirl stays on Golden Rose trail Trainer Kelly Schweida has scratched Cellargirl from a fillies and mares race so he can test her for a Golden Rose start in a three-year-old race at Doomben.
Pat Carey fined $4000 at RAD Board hearing Trainer Pat Carey has been fined by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board following an altercation with fellow Mornington trainer Trent Pennuto.
Matt Dale perplexed by Highway exile Leading Highway Handicap trainer Matt Dale has lamented Racing NSW's decision to exclude Canberra horses from late in the year.
Vengeur Masque stronger for season return Trainer Mike Moroney says imported stayer Vengeur Masque has returned a stronger horse as he prepares to begin his spring campaign in the Heatherlie Handicap.
NZ trainers after more Australian success Jon Snow will be the first of New Zealand trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman's Melbourne spring team to step out when he resumes in the Memsie Stakes.
Randwick starter keeps a watch on Winx Starter Dale Jeffs has worked closely with trainer Chris Waller in a bid to overcome Winx's barrier antics ahead of the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
Gollan gets lucky jockey booking A snap decision to phone and book apprentice Jag Guthmann Chester has given trainer Tony Gollan's mare Sheiswhatsheis an unexpected bonus.
Single Gaze right ahead of Caulfield debut Trainer Nick Olive has left nothing to chance ahead of the Melbourne debut of Single Gaze in the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Eagle Farm work to start soon Remedial work on the Eagle Farm track should be able to resume soon with tenders for the project close to being finalised.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Furious Stakes! The Furious Stakes is not only a strong guide to the G1 Flight Stakes, but it has an honour roll that features some of our greatest race fillies and mares of the modern era, including a few champions…
Champion Winx ready to extend winning run Winx has impressed trainer Chris Waller and jockey Hugh Bowman during a practice gallop ahead of her race in the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.
Brandon Stockdale fined for punching filly A punch to the stomach of Maid To Measure has landed apprentice Brandon Stockdale in hot water with stewards at Sandown.
Currie suspended at Sandown for whip use Luke Currie, who has the ride on leading Memsie Stakes contender Hey Doc, has copped a six-meeting suspension at Sandown but will not miss a Saturday meeting.
Dulverton chasing black type in Heatherlie Two Robert Smerdon-trained mares, Dulverton and Every Faith, will have their final race starts at Caulfield ahead of being retired to stud.
Victorious debut for well-bred Marishka Marishka, a sister to Golden Slipper winner Overreach, has made a successful start to her racing career at Canterbury.
Sandown treble a first for Ethan Brown Apprentice Ethan Brown has notched his third treble, but his first in the metropolitan area, guiding home Blondie, Motown Lil and Speedeor at Sandown.
Redzel to stake claim for The Everest Last start Group One-winner Redzel will launch his bid for a start in The Everest when he resumes in the Concorde Stakes at Randwick.
Golden run for Lady Lark at Ipswich On a day for rough results at Ipswich Lady Lark has been one of the few short-priced favourites to win.
Lina's Hero impressive again at Sandown Lina's Hero has remained unbeaten after producing a good turn of foot at the end of a 1300m-handicap at Sandown to win his second start.
First metropolitan win for Red Dream Kembla Grange stayer Red Dream has wrapped up his preparation with a dogged win at Canterbury, his first metropolitan success.
Debut Victory for Golden Slipper Sister Being a full sister to Golden Slipper winner Overreach, there was high expectation surrounding the debut of three year-old filly Marishka at Canterbury on Wednesday and she more than delivered for connections with an impressive performance.
Saracino to step out for new stable Multiple Group winner Saracino will resume in the Group Three The Heath at Caulfield for his first start since joining the Mike Moroney stable.
Chocante to make Sydney debut against Winx Brisbane Cup winner Chocante has returned from New Zealand to race in Sydney for the first time in the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick where he runs into Winx.
Blondie overpowers rivals at Sandown Blondie has recovered from a hairline fracture in her pelvis to win first-up at Sandown and now has the Thousand Guineas in her sights.
Lees focused on G1 Memsie with Le Romain Trainer Kris Lees is concentrating on the Memsie Stakes and a Melbourne campaign with Le Romain but will switch to Sydney if he gains an Everest slot.
Mishani Bullitt takes step to Millions The promising Mishani Bullitt will take the first step towards the Magic Millions carnival when he runs at Doomben.
Group One Memsie Stakes has a field of 12 The first Group One race of the season, the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield, has brought together a field of 12 for the 1400m contest.
Eleven Chelmsford rivals for Winx Champion Winx will have 11 rivals in the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick as she bids to keep her winning sequence intact.
Gingernuts begins Cup campaign in NZ Rosehill Guineas winner Gingernits begins his Caulfield Cup campaign in a 1400m-Group One race at Hastings in New Zealand.
Mark Pegus to join Ben Currie stable Experienced jockey Mark Pegus is set to link with Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie.
Almandin, Hartnell Cup favourites Almandin and Hartnell, first and third in the 2016 Melbourne Cup, are equal favourites this year.
A look at the key entries for the Cups Nominations have been taken for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups, with 140 entries for the Melbourne Cup and 142 for the Caulfield Cup.
Merchant Navy set for Caulfield return Merchant Navy could chase the two-state Group One double of the Golden Rose in Sydney and the Caulfield Guineas in Melbourne.
Weir dreams of another Melbourne Cup win Victorian trainer Darren Weir will target former Japanese stayer Admire Deus at both the Melbourne Cup and Caulfield Cup.
So Far Sokool to make Australian debut Former New Zealand filly So Far Sokool will make her Australian debut in a 1000m-race at Sandown for new trainer Archie Alexander.
Interstate pair on song for Memsie Stakes Le Romain and Single Gaze have shown they are ready for their shots at the Group One Memsie Stakes with solid work-outs at Caulfield.
Cavanough touts The Virginian for Everest Scone trainer Brett Cavanough has argued The Virginian is worthy of consideration for a slot in the inaugural $10 million Everest.
Canberra horses outed from Highway races Canberra horses will be barred from the Highway races for country-trained gallopers with Racing NSW saying they are provincial class.
O'Shea fined $30,000 in strangles case Former Godolphin Australia head trainer John O'Shea has been fined $30,000 for his role in the stable's non-reporting of a horse diagnosed with strangles.
Gauguin to make first impression John Sargent will confirm plans for former James Cummings-trained gelding Gauguin after he sees how he performs against highly rated Malahat at Canterbury.
PRIME DISPATCH - Edition 172 I must say I was taken back when David Morrow called me early on Saturday morning to inform me of Drew Morphett’s unexpected death from a heart attack the previous night.
Friends of Werribee Park horse trials: Platinum Ruler competes A RACEHORSE saved from a knackery by its trainer who thought he had safely placed the Thoroughbred in a performance home was among the competitors at the Friends of Werribee Park horse trials at the weekend.
Yankee Rose ready for G1 Memsie assault Yankee Rose has had a good look around Caulfield, including the race day stalls, ahead of her return in the $1 million Memsie Stakes.
Weir, Morrish horses return positive tests Darren Weir and Simon Morrish have had horses test positive to a banned substance followings jump-outs at Burrumbeet.
Ryan stablemates confirmed for Chelmsford Gerald Ryan-trained stablemates Harper's Choice and Red Excitement are confirmed starters against Winx in the Chelmsford Stakes.
Vega Magic on track for another big prize Unbeaten in two starts for Lindsay Park, Vega Magic will be out to add another Group One race to his record, the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Trainer Pat Webster happy with Clapper Pat Webster says Happy Clapper is the best he has ever been heading into a campaign which begins in the Tramway Stakes.
Strong band of G1 winners in Memsie field The Memsie Stakes at Caulfield has 18 nominations including the Chris Waller-trained Foxplay who is also entered for two races in Sydney.
Winx opens at $1.06 for Chelmsford The TAB has posted Winx at $1.06 in first markets on the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick where she will try to extend her winning streak to 19.
Five finalists for Vic Horse Of The Year Almandin, Black Heart Bart, Hartnell, Jameka and Winx are the five finalists in the running to be crowned last season's Victorian Racehorse of the Year.
Making an Impact Sending a small select number of mares to Japanese super sire Deep Impact is starting to bear fruit for Coolmore and partners in the Northern Hemisphere with two year-old colt Saxon Warrior scoring an impressive debut victory at the Curragh on Sunday, their results no doubt of interest in Australia to Arrowfield Stud and their partners who are following a similar path.
Winner and suspension for Tom Sadler In his first weekend riding in NSW, Victorian jockey Tom Sadler has ridden a winner at Newcastle and been suspended at Wyong.
West Coast leads all the way in Travers West Coast has held off the field for a decisive win in the Travers Stakes at Saratoga for trainer Bob Baffert and jockey Mike Smith.
Tony Sears after international owners Trainer Tony Sears has had a great start to the season and hopes to build his stable with an association with some international owners.
Waller leaving nothing to chance with Winx Trainer Chris Waller says the gear change for Winx who will wear earmuffs in her next start in the Chelmsford Stakes race is not a major deviation.
Darryl McLellan to step up workload Comeback jockey Darryl McLellan is keen to get more rides as he steps up his workload in coming weeks.
Capacity field expected for $1m Memsie Tony McEvoy is satisfied with the condition of Hey Doc heading to the Group One Memsie Stakes which should have a high class capacity field.
Cellargirl to chase Golden Rose start Brisbane filly Cellargirl will be on trial for a start in the Group One Golden Rose when she races at Doomben.
Bridget Grylls to appeal hefty suspension Queensland jockey Bridget Grylls will appeal a four-week suspension for her handling of a horse at the Gold Coast.
Luck turns for Nakeeta in Ebor Patience has finally paid dividends for connections of Nakeeta as the luckless stayer claimed a career-high win in the Ebor at York.
Bonny O'Reilly back to winning ways Bonny O'Reilly has bounced back to winning form at Rosehill at her first start of a campaign aimed at spring stakes races.
Special Missile hits target for McDougall John Thompson's apprentice Blaike McDougall has saluted for the first time in a city weekend meeting after Special Missile claimed his fifth successive victory.
Missrock gets Heatherly late in Carlyon Quality mare Missrock has made a winning return at Moonee Valley, running down Heatherly in the Listed Carlyon Stakes.
Pariah new Golden Rose favourite after win The Golden Rose has a new favourite after Pariah's win in the San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
Winning contagious for Addictive Nature The Bjorn Baker-trained Addictive Nature has made a successful step up to black-type racing in the Ming Dynasty Quality at Rosehill.
Overshare leads throughout at the Valley The Hawkes Racing-trained Overshare has returned to Melbourne to lead throughout in a Listed race at Moonee Valley.
Whypeeo in display of speed at Gold Coast Brilliant three-year-old Whypeeo has given a display of sheer speed to break the class record in his win at the Gold Coast.
Almandin pleases in return at the Valley Having his first start since winning the Melbourne Cup, Almandin has carried 61kg to second place at Moonee Valley.
Alward races into Metropolitan favouritism Imported stayer Alward has been installed as equal favourite for the Group One Metropolitan after winning at his Sydney debut at Rosehill.
Dee I Cee on top in Premier's Cup Former New Zealand stayer Dee I Cee has shown he is ready to live up to his early promise with victory in the Listed Premier's Cup.
Winx to wear ear muffs in Chelmsford Champion Winx will wear earmuffs in the Chelmsford Stakes in a bid to prevent a repeat of her poor start in the Warwick Stakes.
Roomooz beats Tulip in Moonee Valley photo Roomooz has held off a determined late surge by Tulip to win first-up over 1200m at Moonee Valley.
Ryan stable lands early Rosehill double Tango Rain and Mariquita have gave trainer Gerald Ryan a race-to-race double at Rosehill.
McGillivray on pace for Epic Coast victory Apprentice Matt McGillivray has followed instructions to the letter to help Mr Epic win at the Gold Coast.
Cismontane too strong for Valley rivals A trip to Moonee Valley for a midweek gallop has proven beneficial for Cismontane who has scored a strong staying win under Stephen Baster.
Mossman Gorge takes out Highway Handicap Canberra galloper Mossman Gorge has confirmed his promise, winning the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
First Queensland winner for Richard Litt Warwick Farm trainer Richard Litt has trained his first Queensland winner with stud-bound Il Mio Destino scoring at the Gold Coast.
Mare wins the day for Linda Huddy Improving mare Of The Day's win at the Gold Coast has confirmed owner Linda Huddy's confidence in broodmare Orange Marmalade
Lani Fancourt breaks arm in race fall Brisbane apprentice Lani Fancourt has a broken arm after a race fall at Murwillumbah.
Lady Aurelia nosed out in Nunthorpe Lady Aurelia has been nosed out of victory in the Nunthorpe Stakes by Marsha in a deceptive finish.
Freedman granted stables in Singapore The Singapore Turf Club has confirmed Lee Freedman has been granted stables at Kranji.
Flying Sydney visit for Meet And Greet Queensland-based stayer Meet And Greet will race in Sydney for the first time at Rosehill before heading to Melbourne to target staying races.
Jorda returns to action at Rosehill Promising three-year-old Godolphin filly Jorda will race for the first time since her winning debut last spring when she lines up in the San Domenico Stakes.
Speed Street returns in San Domenico Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott will introduce Speed Street to Sydney when the talented colt resumes in the San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
Colosimo sets out on path to Millions Colosimo will take the first steps to the Magic Millions carnival when she runs at the Gold Coast.
Bjorn Baker seeks Bonny return for mare Bonny O'Reilly will return to racing for the first time since the only blemish on her last campaign, a luckless run in the Tatt's Tiara at Doomben.
Al Passem on Rich Enuff's McKenzie path Trainer Ken Keys will set Al Passem on the similar spring path as former stable star Rich Enuff starting with the McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Benefit night legacy for Darren Jones A benefit night in Tamworth has raised $120,000 to support the family of jockey Darren Jones who lost his life in a race fall at Warialda.
Stayer ready to deliver a Broadside Broadside will resume a campaign aimed at the Group One Metropolitan when the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained gelding lines up in the Premier's Cup.
Basara to fly Eureka Stud colours Talented three-year-old Basara can begin what should be an exciting few months for the Eureka Stud when she runs at the Gold Coast.
O'Malley out for redemption in Carlyon Trainer Enver Jusufovic is hoping the forgiving Moonee Valley track will help problem-plagued O'Malley in the Listed Carlyon Stakes.
Unbeaten records on the line for duo Talented colts Assimilate and Hypnotist will put their unbeaten records on the line in the Group Three Ming Dynasty Quality at Rosehill on Saturday.
She Will Reign pleases in barrier trial Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign has finished second in a Warwick Farm barrier trial, pleasing trainer Gary Portelli and jockey Ben Melham.
Racing in shock after jockey dies of pneumonia hours after final winner South African racing has been stunned by the sudden death of jockey Alec Forbes early on Thursday, only a few hours after he rode a winner from five rides at Scottsville.
Epic lesson for Matt McGillivray Trainer Toby Edmonds hopes leading apprentice Matt McGillivray has learned a lesson from his last-start defeat on Mr Epic.
Dettori upbeat about Lady Aurelia Frankie Dettori has issued an ominous message to Lady Aurelia's rivals ahead of the Nunthorpe Stakes, saying York may even suit her better than Ascot.
Another boost for Hawkesbury race Hawkesbury Race Club has announced a boost in prize money for the Ladies Day Cup to $150,000.
Enable seals Arc ticket in Yorkshire Oaks Enable has enhanced her credentials as the best middle-distance horse in training with a front-running success in the Yorkshire Oaks.
Alward spearheads Chris Waller quartet Former French horse Alward will bid for back-to-back wins in Australia when he makes his Sydney debut at Rosehill.
Arbeitsam wins Listed Rowley Mile The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Arbeitsam has added the Listed Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury to his three city wins this winter.
Fitter Jungle to have edge at the Valley Trainer Mick Bell sees the distance drop to 1000 metres as a positive for Jungle Edge in the Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Runaway primed for black-type debut Talented Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained colt Runaway will make his black-type debut in the Group Two Ming Dynasty Quality at Rosehill.
Staying career looms for Lordag Tough gelding Lordag is likely to be tried as a stayer if he races well over 1800 metres at the Gold Coast.
Menneke Belle to blaze a trial to Highway Coffs Harbour trainer Warren Gavenlock will road-test Menneke Belle as she makes the trip to Sydney for her first Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Merriest shines ahead of Valley return Danny O'Brien has Merriest primed for her return after an impressive Cranbourne trial and a gallop at Moonee Valley, the scene of her first-up run.
Pariah no outcast for San Domenico Impressive colt Pariah will open his campaign for the $1 million Golden Rose as the favourite in the Group Three San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
‘Wicked Fast’ American Mare Could Be Everest Wildcard A New York-based mare whose rookie trainer claims is the “one of the fastest horses in the world” could be a wildcard for the inaugural running of The Everest.
War Jet heads back to Gold Coast Magic Millions Country Cup winner War Jet has had a stable change and returns to the Gold Coast in an open handicap.
McEvoy pair tackle 3YO races at the Valley Tony McEvoy-trained three-year-olds Azazel and Roomooz will run in 1200m-races at Moonee Valley on their way to Guineas races in the spring.
Shogun Sun freshened for Gold Coast Shogun Sun has had a week on a water walker as he prepares for his next lead-up race to the Golden Rose.
Captain Clayton can equal age record Captain Clayton will be only the second 11-year-old to win a metropolitan open race in Queensland if he can score at the Gold Coast.
Trainer Pat Carey to front RAD Board Trainer Pat Carey will face the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board on a conduct charge after a confrontation with fellow trainer Trent Pennuto.
Danny Beasley takes up new Singapore role Danny Beasley has called time on a stellar riding career to start a new phase in racing with trainer Dan Meagher in Singapore.
Domenico A Spring Test For Jorda Godolphin trainer James Cummings is happy to throw forgotten filly Jorda in the deep end at Rosehill on Saturday to find out what part she might play in the spring carnival.
Tactics to change on Lasqueti Spirit Lasqueti Spirit returns to racing at Hawkesbury on Thursday but the mare is unlikely to return to her unusual front-running tactics...
New Stakes-Winner for Holy Roman Emperor Aquis Farm shuttler Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) looked in great shape at their Queensland stallion parade two weeks ago and was in the frame overnight with a new stakes-winner in Ireland.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s San Domenico Stakes… The stars of the future collide in the G3 San Domenico! The field features three fillies, a gelding stepping up from a Class 2 TAB Highway; and six colts, including one bound for a future stallion career at Arrowfield Stud and another from the family of Kingston Town!
STC moves to clarify Freedman situation The Singapore Turf Club has issued a statement saying reports Lee Freedman has been licensed in the Asian centre are premature.
Cracksman a six-length Voltigeur winner Connections are not committing Cracksman to another race despite his Great Voltigeur win impressing bookmakers who have him second favourite for the Arc.
Ulysses on top in Juddmonte International Ulysses has staked his claim for a trip to the Breeders' Cup with a dominant win in the Juddmonte International at York.
Josh Adams banned for failing to ride out Josh Adams has been suspended for failing to ride a horse to the line at Warwick Farm but will return in time to ride Happy Clapper in the Tramway Stakes.
Apprentice Ben Allen suspended at Sandown Apprentice Ben Allen's bid to secure a ride in the Group One Memsie Stakes hinges on whether he can get off his rides at Moonee Valley.
Clare Cunningham savours another city win Fledgling Warwick Farm trainer Clare Cunningham has celebrated her second metropolitan winner on her home track.
Eurack keeps her unbeaten record intact After wins at Bendigo and Sandown, Eurack has chased down the more experienced Wind Force to remain unbeaten.
Anderson repays favour with Star Adele Trainer Chris Anderson has repaid a favour from Glenlogan Park by training his first winner for the stud at the Sunshine Coast.
Written Choice too speedy at Sandown debut Written Choice has given apprentice Brandon Stockdale his 20th metropolitan winner and a reduction in his claim.
Melham teams up with Almandin for return Ben Melham has been given the opportunity to partner Melbourne Cup winner Almandin in his return run at Moonee Valley.
Smartedge off the mark at Warwick Farm The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Smartedge has made amends for a disappointing last start at Canterbury by winning his maiden at Warwick Farm.
Trainer sidelined over stomach tubing Mornington trainer Trent Pennuto has been banned by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over the stomach tubing of a horse at Moe.
Another Sin set for black-type debut Brett Cavanough has set the bar high again for the promising Another Sin who will make his black-type debut at Rosehill in the San Domenico Stakes.
Flight Stakes Goal for Sebring Filly Gai Waterhouse has a great record of winning the Group I ATC Flight Stakes at Randwick and she and co-trainer Adrian Bott believe they have a contender in Sebring filly Pandemonium, who beat the colts to win at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
Trips away prepare Sircconi for return On a path towards the Caulfield Guineas, the Peter Morgan-trained Sircconi makes his return to racing in the McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Yankee Rose ready for first-up Memsie shot Yankee Rose has settled in well at Cranbourne as she prepares for the spring carnival beginning with the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Paradis Imperial back to city class Prolific country winner Paradis Imperial returns to metropolitan racing at the Gold Coast.
Roger James eyeing Australia with stayer New Zealand trainer Roger James will look at Sydney and Melbourne options for lightly raced stayer Von Tunzleman.
So Si Bon to emulate Cole Diesel? Trainer Robbie Laing claims his talented four-year-old So Si Bon is so versatile he might be able to emulate the incredible 1989 feat of Cole Diesel by winning a Toorak Handicap and then a Caulfield Cup seven days later.
Picking Up From Where Things Left Off The 2016/17 racing season bore witness to an incredible run of success for graduates of Coolmore Australia.
Debut Winner for All Too Hard Black Caviar's half-brother All Too Hard is rapidly making a name for himself as a sire with no help from his famous sibling and added an impressive debut winner to his tally at Pakenham on Tuesday.
First Foals for Spill the Beans Aquis Farm were overwhelmed with the positive response to brilliant Snitzel sprinter Spill the Beans last spring when he emerged as the busiest first season sire in Australia and his first foals are delighting breeders.
Jamie Dart sacked from QRIC Senior Queensland Racing Integrity Commission steward Jamie Dart has been sacked after being found guilty of serious workplace misconduct.
Enable odds-on for Yorkshire Oaks Star filly Enable will bid for a third Oaks success at York having won the English and Irish Classics.
Lee Freedman confirmed for Singapore yard Lee Freedman has been given a licence to train in Singapore, the Malayan Racing Association has announced.
Chautauqua, She Will Reign in same trial Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign and champion older sprinter Chautauqua will meet each other in a Warwick Farm barrier trial before their Everest clash.
Natural progression for Addictive Nature Expensive colt Addictive Nature will make the step up to black-type racing for the first time at his third career start at Rosehill.
Valley gallop for Hey Doc ahead of Memsie Tony McEvoy will take Group One Australian Guineas winner to Moonee Valley for a race day gallop ahead of the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Lasqueti Spirit returns at Hawkesbury Group One VRC Oaks winner Lasqueti Spirit will make her return in the Listed Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.
Classic Uniform suited for Premier's Cup Rosehill trainer Gary Moore believes Classic Uniform can win for the first time since February when he runs in the Listed Premier's Cup on his home track.
Heatherly right for fresh Carlyon defence A gallop at Moonee Valley has Heatherly in good order for her first-up title defence of the Listed Carlyon Stakes.
Condor Heroes ready to make his mark Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to get three horses to the Golden Rose including Condor Heroes who returns in the San Domenico Stakes.
Valley assignment for Frankel My Dear Trainer Robbie Laing has taken advantage of the chance to gallop Frankel My Dear at Moonee Valley ahead of the Listed McKenzie Stakes.
Nictock faces credential test for step up Consistent Mudgee gelding Nictock will audition for a step up to Saturday racing in Sydney when he runs at Warwick Farm after a last-start Canterbury win.
Sheer Madness takes Derby step at Sandown A wide draw at Sandown for Sheer Madness doesn't faze the John Salanitri stable as the three-year-old attempts back-to-back victories,
Oliver loses out on appeal to RAD Board Damien Oliver will sit out the $1 million Group One Memsie Stakes at Caulfield after having his appeal against a careless riding charge dismissed.
First foals for Vancouver The first foals of a Golden Slipper winner are always eagerly awaited and a couple of the first Vancouvers have hit the Foal Gallery.
Seven to line up in Juddmonte Group One stars Ulysses and Barney Roy will lock horns again in the Juddmonte International Stakes at York.
Champion 3YO Almanzor retired Last season's champion European three-year-old, Almanzor, has been retired after a disappointing first-up performance.
Racing in Victoria in a healthy state: RV Racing Victoria chief executive Giles Thompson has delivered some healthy news about the state of Victorian racing.
Cup program still on for Red Cardinal Deposed Melbourne Cup favourite Red Cardinal remains on track despite his fifth in the Prix Kergorlay at Deauville.
Group One Mare Booked to Written Tycoon She never reached the giddy heights of Bob Emery's glamour mare Champagne, but the Cambridge breeder has spoken glowingly of Charmont in announcing her retirement.
Lindsay Park's two-state three-year-olds The Lindsay Park stable will do its best to split its team of three-year-olds with multiple entries at Moonee Valley and Rosehill.
Dale Declares Swoop On Target For Everest Outstanding sprinter Fell Swoop has taken the first step towards scaling The Everest in his stride with trainer Matthew Dale rapt in his first trial at Randwick on Monday.
Another Sin could jump to stakes company Trainer Brett Cavanough will mull over whether to run Another Sin at Group Three level or stick to the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Group I Performers for Sir Prancealot Cornerstone Stud's exciting shuttler Sir Prancealot (IRE) had two Group I placed fillies last weekend in the US with Beau Recall and Madam Dancealot finshing second and third in the Group I Del Mar Oaks.
Garrard to resume at Moonee Valley Trainer Trent Busuttin is hoping a decision to save Garrard for a 1200m-event at Moonee Valley, rather than a stakes race, can be rewarded with a first-up win.
Scales Of Justice settled at Warrnambool Leading Perth horse Scales Of Justice has settled in to his new environment at Warrnambool ahead of his Melbourne spring campaign.
Apprentices escape serious injury in falls Apprentices Jean Van Overmeire and Ashleigh Borg appear to have escaped serious injuries in falls at Kembla Grange and Hawkesbury respectively.
One, two, three Group wins for Snitzel Australia's newly crowned Champion Sire Snitzel has made an electrifying start to 2017/18, adding a Group race treble on Saturday and almost cracking the million-dollar mark - a mere 19 days into the new season.
Arrowfield roster assembles for Open House Arrowfield's 2017 shuttle stallions have now arrived at the farm, ready to parade for guests and visitors at next week's Open House.
Houtzen in easy Gold Coast trial win Magic Millions Classic winner Houtzen has tuned up for her first Melbourne start with an easy win in a Gold Coast barrier trial.
Marmelo wins Kergorlay, Red Cardinal 5th Marmelo has won the Group Two Prix Kergorlay at Deauville in which Melbourne Cup favourite Red Cardinal has finished fifth.
Winx shows no signs of a hard run A day after her dramatic last-to-first Warwick Stakes victory, Winx has shown no signs of having had a hard run.
Wells lands a third Grand National Steeple Wells has joined Bashboy as the only three-time winner of the Grand National Steeplechase with a thrilling victory at Ballarat.
Two Hats lands last-stride Houlahan win Warrnambool-trained Two Hats has landed a premier hurdle race victory with a last-stride win in the J J Houlahan Hurdle at Ballarat.
Moir Stakes an option for Sold For Song Trainer Kevin Kemp is considering the Group One Moir Stakes as a starting point for Sold For Song's Melbourne campaign.
She Will Reign ready for barrier trial Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign will take her first step towards The Everest when she runs in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
Tatura hosts Lindsay Park spring hopefuls Some big names from the Lindsay Park stable are set to make the trip to Tatura for trials ahead of their spring returns.
Saint Patrick's Day returns to work Talented Saint Patrick's Day is back in trainer Chris Munce's stables but he won't be rushed for a spring campaign.
Arrogate beaten again at Del Mar Arrogate has run second in the Grade One Pacific Classic with his trainer and jockey admitting he is not racing at his best.
Apprentice Ruby on winning ride In-form apprentice Ruby Ride will seek an extension on her indentures after scoring two wins at Doomben.
Heavy Williams fined $2000 on Hartnell Craig Williams has been fined $2000 after weighing in 1.3kg overweight on P B Lawrence Stakes winner Hartnell.
Caulfield win gives apprentice huge buzz Ethan Brown and the Ciaron Mahar-trained Here To There have reunited in victory at Caulfield.
Vega Magic beats Brave Smash at Caulfield Group One winner Vega Magic has made a winning return to racing, narrowly beating Japanese import Brave Smash in the Listed Regal Roller Stakes at Caulfield.
Super Too in brilliant exhibition of speed The Marc Conners-trained sprinter Super Too has dominated her rivals from the front in the Primo Handicap at Randwick.
Deploy sets record time for Randwick 1200m The Gerald Ryan-trained Deploy has set a 1200m record at Randwick with his win in the Group Three Show County Quality.
'You knew she'd keep coming': Winx owner Winx usually has the race sewn up well out from winning post but she needed everything to pull off a come-from-behind victory at Randwick.
Hartnell back with dominant Caulfield win Hartnell has bypassed his nemesis Winx to claim a first-up win in the Group Two PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Jukebox wins Vain Stakes, remains unbeaten The Ciaron Maher-trained colt Jukebox has made a winning return to racing in the Group Three Vain Stakes at Caulfield to remain unbeaten from three starts.
Sweet Redemption takes out Gr 3 Toy Show Sweet Redemption has kick-started her new preparation with a dogged win in the Group Three Toy Show Quality at Randwick.
Frespanol back to his best form at Doomben Former Sydney galloper Frespanol has returned to his best form at Doomben, giving stable foreman Holly Williams a special thrill.
Crown Witness too strong in the Quezette Crown Witness has kept her unbeaten record intact with a fighting win in the Group Three Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
Dracarys in record Up and Coming victory Dracarys has delivered on his promise with an impressive victory in the Up And Coming Stakes at Randwick.
Comin' Through tries things from the front Chris Waller says Comin' Through has returned a different horse after the half-brother to Criterion won first-up at Randwick.
Winx claims Warwick Stakes in a thriller Winx has given her legions of fans a scare by missing the start in the Warwick Stakes before rallying to win the Group Two race.
Rhythm To Spare makes it back-to-back wins The Mike Moroney-trained eight-year-old Rhythm To Spare has backed up a recent Flemington win with another victory over 1600m at Caulfield.
Quilista shines in first-up Caulfield win Quilista has given Darren Weir another victory with a former Perth galloper after a first-up win at Caulfield.
Allowance key to Yaba Dabl Doya victory Brooke Ainsworth's 3kg claim has helped Yaba Dabl Doya continue the run of unfashionable early results at Doomben.
My Tagoson wins Highway Plate at Randwick My Tagoson has won a Highway Plate at the second attempt at Randwick.
Auvray claims first success in three years Auvray has given Richard Freedman his first Saturday metropolitan winner since he took up training in his own name.
Sydney, Melbourne wins for Lindsay Park After Formality's win at Randwick, the Lindsay Park team has added an early double at Caulfield with Hell Or Highwater and Sullivan Bay.
Blinkers a must for Rancho Montoya: Browne Jockey Damian Browne has recommended promising Rancho Montoya race in blinkers after he was beaten into third place in blanket finish at Doomben.
Silver Shadow Stakes win a mere Formality Promising filly Formality has made a successful return to racing in the Group Two Silver Shadow Stakes at Randwick.
Prominent Qld administrator John Bell dies Doomben jockeys are wearing black armbands as a mark of respect for late Brisbane Turf Club chairman Dr John Bell who has died aged 82.
Horses moved as Sunshine Coast fire looms A major bush fire has forced the moving of horses as a precaution from stables across the road from the Sunshine Coast race track.
Head clash puts odds-on chance out of play An incident in the barriers has been blamed for long odds-on favourite Impregnable being beaten at Doomben.
Jumps experience to count for Dormello Mo The Grand National Steeplechase is the highlight of the all-jumps program at Ballarat.
Allen excited for Caulfield opportunities Apprentice Ben Allen is looking forward to a Caulfield book of rides which includes Tosen Stardom in the P B Lawrence Stakes and Big Duke in a 1600m handicap.
Godolphin team springs into action Godolphin trainer James Cummings will unveil several of the stable's carnival contenders at Randwick.
One race at a time for veteran Steel Zip Popular Brisbane galloper Steel Zip is set to race on after running in an open handicap at Doomben but trainer Pat Duff admits retirement is near.
My Tagoson primed for second Highway bid Scone-based gelding My Tagoson will make his Randwick debut under Hugh Bowman as trainer Rodney Northam seeks his first Highway Plate win.
Stakes test for McEvoy-trained debutant Trainer Tony McEvoy will have two runners in the Group Three Vain Stakes at Caulfield including first starter A Thousand Degrees.
Golden opportunity to reach high Standard Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are challenging promising colt Gold Standard to take the next step in the Up And Coming Stakes.
Tommy Berry in Sydney farewell Hong Kong-bound Tommy Berry will bid farewell to Australian racing for the time being after he rides at Randwick.
Caulfield returns for Lindsay Park stars Some of the Lindsay Park stable's Group One performers will be on show in their season returns on P B Lawrence Stakes day at Caulfield.
QRIC drop swab charges against 2 trainers The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has discontinued positive swab cases against trainers Ricky Vale and Tony Gollan.
Sayed in hunt for Metropolitan berth Former French stayer Sayed can take a significant step towards next month's Group One Metropolitan when he continues an eye-catching preparation at Randwick.
'So much more expectation' on Winx: owner Part-owner Debbie Kepitis' experience and knowledge that anything can go wrong in racing aren't helping her nerves ahead of the Winx's return at Randwick.
Caulfield return from injury for Berisha A tendon injury denied Berisha a Caulfield Cup start but the gelding is ready for his first run in 11 months in the Regal Roller Stakes at Caulfield.
Kelly Schweida wary on trio's chances Trainer Kelly Schweida has had his best start to a season yet but is wary about his chances with three veterans at Doomben.
Omei Sword takes step towards The Everest Talented mare Omei Sword will make her return at Randwick to push her claim for the Chris Waller stable's slot in the $10 million Everest.
Francisca to continue success story Promising filly Francisca is set to continue trainer Steve O'Dea's run of success with horses owned by the Proven Thoroughbred syndicates.
Oliver appeals severity of Sandown ban The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear an appeal by Damien Oliver against the severity of a 14-meeting Sandown suspension.
Buick to see specialist about injury William Buick is set to find out the extent of the injury he sustained in America when he sees a specialist.
Winx champion NSW horse of the year Winx has claimed another award ahead of her return to racing, being named the NSW Horse of the Year for the second time.
Wells aiming for third GN Steeplechase win Ten-year-old gelding Wells will have eight rivals at Ballarat as he attempts to win a third Grand National Steeplechase.
Plumptre fined, O'Shea guilty in strangles Former Godolphin Australia managing director Henry Plumptre has been fined in the strangles case with ex-Godolphin trainer John O'Shea guilty of two charges.
Weir with strong hand in Lawrence Stakes The PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield is set to feature the return of a host of trainer Darren Weir's spring carnival contenders.
Ubet's revenue and turnover drop Wet weather has been blamed for a drop in wagering giant Ubet's revenue and turnover for the past financial year.
Winx duel a stepping stone to Epsom: Bott Ecuador starts his bid for next month's Group One Epsom Handicap at Randwick with a seemingly impossible task against super mare Winx in the Warwick Stakes.
G1 winning NZ horses in Taupo trials Several of New Zealand's top liners will step out in barrier trials at Taupo ahead of Australian spring carnival missions.
Darryl McLellan in Gold Coast comeback Group One-winning jockey Darryl McLellan is set to ride in a race for the first time in five years with four mounts at the Gold Coast.
Krystle Johnston close to 100 career wins Trainer Krystle Johnston has a chance to bring up 100 career wins in just three years with veterans Craiglea Deken and Craiglea Wandoo at Doomben.
Fitness edge for Witness at Caulfield Trainer Stuart Webb believes race fitness can give Crown Witness an edge when she runs in the Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
Charlie Boy set to break win drought Veteran Charlie Boy hasn't won in 18 months but a return to his favourite track and distance could herald a breakthrough at Doomben.
Berry has plenty on Australia to-do list Tommy Berry will throw himself at the Hong Kong racing scene but still has plenty he wants to achieve in Australia before he calls time on his career.
Lawrence Stakes reduced to 12 runners Trainer Mick Price has officially scratched his P B Lawrence Stakes acceptors Lankan Rupee and Duke Of Brunswick, leaving a field of 12 for the Group Two race.
Late night flight for Most Important Brisbane sprinter Most Important will make a late night flight to Melbourne after his original plane broke down.
Paul Hammersley makes return at Doomben Group One-winning jockey Paul Hammersley will return to riding at Doomben after being sidelined for five weeks with a broken toe.
Our Ivanhowe Retires to Stud in France Globe-trotting Group I winner Our Ivanhowe (Ger) has found a home at stud in France and will stand at Haras du Thenney in Normandy next year.
First Stakes Win for Royally Bred Fastnet Rock By champion sire Fastnet Rock from the family of Galileo, royally bred filly Alluringly gained her first Black Type success when winning the Listed Hurry Harriet Stakes at Gowran Park in Ireland overnight.
All Too Hard Winner Impressive Your Song and All Too Hard have been trading blows since August 1, posting winner after winner with All Too Hard adding his 14thwinner when well-bred Aberro saluted at Sandown as a short priced favourite on Wednesday.
Winx 'exactly where we want her to be' Trainer Chris Waller, jockey Hugh Bowman and the owners of Winx are all noticing slight differences this campaign but are pleased with the mare's preparation.
Simon Morrish to front RAD Board Victorian trainer Simon Morrish will front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over an alleged race day treatment.
Berry, Hyeronimus suspended at Canterbury Tommy Berry and Adam Hyeronimus have been suspended after pleading guilty to careless riding charges from the same race at Canterbury.
Bart favoured to add another Caulfield win Multiple Group One winner Black Heart Bart is shading Hartnell for favouritism in the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Bjorn Baker notches training treble Trainer Bjorn Baker has scored an early season treble and his apprentice Jean Van Overmeire has ridden his first city double at Canterbury.
Aberro fights hard in Sandown maiden win Trainer Matt Laurie says Aberro will be suited in races over 2000m and beyond following his first-up maiden win at Sandown.
Jeff Lloyd quickly back to his best Jeff Lloyd has shown he has lost none of renowned strength in a finish with a winning double on his first day back from suspension at Doomben.
Lindsay Park has Quezette back-up option Catchy is scheduled to make her season return in the Quezette Stakes as long as the track is not too wet.
Damien Oliver suspended for 14 meetings Damien Oliver has been suspended for 14 meetings on a careless riding charge at Sandown.
Price sticking to Adelaide plan with Rupee After accepting with Lankan Rupee for races in two states, trainer Mick Price is planning to send the sprinter to Adelaide for the Spring Stakes.
English warms up for Everest climb English has produced an impressive track gallop at Canterbury as preparations ramp up for The Everest and a rematch with TJ Smith Stakes' conqueror Chautauqua.
Eminent stamps himself as a stud prospect Eminent's Group Two win in France has stamped him as a stud prospect for prominent New Zealand owner/breeder Sir Peter Vela.
Ron Quinton brings back classy mares Daysee Doom and Dixie Blossoms will be overshadowed by Winx's return at Randwick but trainer Ron Quinton is confident the two are in for good campaigns.
Young punters can be lured back: Bell Brisbane Race Club chairman Neville Bell hopes a good percentage of the 15,000 crowd at Doomben for Mekka day will return for other meetings.
Esperance steps up to win again at Sandown After an eight-length debut win at Echuca, Godolphin's Esperance has taken his form to town with a midweek win at Sandown.
Weight right for Browne on Rancho Montoya A hike in the original weights means top jockey Damian Browne can ride Rancho Montoya in his comeback race at Doomben.
Pedigree Points for this Saturday’s Silver Shadow… A breakdown of the breeding behind the fillies vying for the G2 Silver Shadow!
Big bet taken on Winx to win Warwick Stks Winx is now into $1.06 to win the Group Two Warwick Stakes after the TAB took a large bet on the mare.
PRIME DISPATCH - Edition 170 It is amazing that after just two weeks of the new season we have some very familiar names at the top of the Australian Trainer’s Premiership and the General Sires List.
FASHIONS ON THE FIELD – BIRDSVILLE STYLE The trackside glamour usually reserved for metropolitan race meets will embellish outback Queensland when the Birdsville Races kick off this September 1 & 2, 2017.
Jockey Havlin loses case against drug ban Jockey Robert Havlin has failed to persuade a BHA disciplinary panel not to reciprocate the six-month ban given to him by France Galop for failing a drugs test.
Deauville Group Double for Frankel Fresh from siring his first Australian winner on Tuesday with an impressive victory for Merovee at Newcastle, Frankel kicked in with a Group double at Deauville in France overnight with a Group III win for Lady Frankel and a Group II victory for the Sir Peter Vela owned colt Eminent.
Deauville 2YO Stakes-Winner for Dream Ahead Just days after siring his first Group I winner in Al Wukair, Aquis Farm shuttler Dream Ahead (USA) was back in the stakes groove at Deauville with promising filly Pursuing the Dream claiming Black Type success in the Listed Prix de la Vallee d'Auge.
Kiwi Group One Contender for Domesday Lisa Latta believes she can get a maximum result from Five To Midnight on a minimum of racing.
The Awapuni trainer has the Group I Livamol Classic on the final day of the Hawke's Bay carnival at the top of her wish list for the five-year-old, who will have just one lead-up run before the October 7 weight-for-age feature.
Almanzor, Brametot disappoint at Deauville French stars Brametot and Almanzor have been beaten in feature events at Deauville.
Wells chases a third National at Ballarat A strong list of nominations has been taken for the all-jumps meeting at Ballarat featuring the Grand National Steeplechase.
Champagne Cuddles after black-type Champagne Cuddles will make her black-type debut for Warwick Farm trainer Bjorn Baker in the Group Two Silver Shadow Stakes at Randwick.
Sadler rides at Sale ahead of Sydney move After more than a month on the sidelines Tom Sadler is set to make his return to race riding at Sale before moving to Sydney.
Winx presents a Bonnie opportunity The lure of watching Winx at Randwick has influenced Allan Foran to make a rare trip to Sydney from Inverell with Bonnie Sare for the Highway Handicap.
Adelaide gets the tick for Lankan Rupee Lankan Rupee will have his first start in Adelaide when he runs in the weight-for-age Spring Stakes at Morphettville.
Frankel colt Merovee scores at Newcastle Hugh Bowman has praised the way Merovee has fought back over the final 100m at Newcastle to become Frankel's first winner in Australia.
HORSES & WEALTH AGAIN ON ATO RADAR The racing industry is not commonly referred to as the ‘Sport of Kings’ unless many of its participants did not have decent incomes and/or assets behind them. No surprise to anyone I’m sure.
Justice bound for Rupert Clarke, Toorak Scales Of Justice flies out to Melbourne on Thursday off the back of yet another victory - this one off the track - having been announced on Monday night as Western Australia's Horse of The Year.
Baker rapt with trio as O'Shea returns Bjorn Baker is confident his three runners at Canterbury will feature prominently at a meeting which also heralds a return to training for John O'Shea.
Hartnell has a good look at Caulfield Hartnell has been been given a solo gallop at Caulfield in preparation for the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes.
Trapeze Artist to swing into action Trapeze Artis will be out to give the Gerald Ryan stable a second three-year-old feature win for the new season in the Up And Coming Stakes.
Sandown a guide to Esperance's ability The Godolphin stable is looking to three-year-old Esperance to bring his country form to town when he runs at Sandown.
Exciting 2YO Stakes Winner for More Than Ready After safely landing in Australia for the 17th consecutive year, Vinery Stud's flagship stallion More Than Ready (USA) was greeted with the news his two-year-old son Copper Bullet dominated Sunday's $200,000 Grade II Saratoga Special Stakes.
Corstens excited ahead of Kobayashi return Troy Corstens has a big opinion of stakes-winning colt Kobayashi who will be out to make an immediate impression as a three-year-old in the Vain Stakes.
Michelle Payne too ill for Newbury comeback Michelle Payne remains too ill to contemplate a quick return to the saddle and has ruled herself out of riding Kaspersky in the Hungerford Stakes at Newbury on Saturday.
Zoffany's Son Washington DC Captures Phoenix Sprint The well-travelled four-year-old colt Washington DC, a son of former shuttler Zoffany (IRE), earned a fifth stakes win and a first at Group level, when downing his Fastnet Rock stablemate Cougar Mountain in Sunday's Group III Phoenix Sprint (6f) at The Curragh. The veteran Gordon Lord Byron, a great favourite in Australia, was another half-length back in third...
Michelle Payne to miss Kaspersky ride Martin Harley will partner Kaspersky in the Hungerford Stakes after Michelle Payne ruled herself out because of illness.
Former WA filly Seannie to run in Quezette Trainer Trent Busuttin is looking forward to former Perth-based filly Seannie stepping out for her new stable in the Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
Thomas Sadler to join Tulloch Lodge Victorian jockey Tom Sadler has been recruited by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott to ride in NSW for Tulloch Lodge.
Chad Lever discharged from hospital Jockey Chad Lever has been discharged from hospital in Newcastle almost a week after a fall at Scone.
Maximum of 10 rivals for Winx at Randwick Trainer Gerald Ryan is under no illusions his two runners are competing for anything other than second when they take on Winx in the Warwick Stakes.
Star-studded entries for Lawrence Stakes Hartnell and Black Heart Bart are two of nine individual Group One winners among a star-studded list of nominations for the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Aspect to kick off spring at Caulfield The Tony McEvoy stable has high hopes for Aspect who is set to begin his spring campaign in the Vain Stakes at Caulfield.
Savanna Amour to roll at Caulfield Brisbane mare Savanna Amour will be looking for a dry track when she continues her Melbourne campaign at Caulfield.
Let's Elope option for Let Her Rip Shaune Ritchie will take Let Her Rip to Australia if she fails to make the field for the Tarzino Trophy, New Zealand's first Group One race for the season.
Esperance to make city debut at Sandown Three-year-old Esperance will make his city debut at Sandown after posting an eight-length win in his first race start at Echuca.
Winx at $1.10 for her Randwick return Winx is at $1.10 in first markets for the Group Two Warwick Stakes at Randwick, her first race since the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
First Foal for Outreach Widden Stud's Outreach impressed many broodmare owners at the stallion parades last year with his typically powerful bay Danehill line good looks and judging by his first foal, there will be a lot of happy breeders this spring.
Smart Missile's fast start to new season Smart Missile’s plentiful store of talent is making the most of the new season's early opportunities. He's already posted six winners of seven races, including Saturday's two-state double.
Jockey Buick set to fly home to England William Buick is set to fly home from America to England after injuring his back in a fall at Arlington Park in Chicago.
Winx following familiar path to spring Winx has followed her usual routine ahead of her return including a low-key visit to Rosehill on race day.
Cabeirian chases confidence builder Gold Coast trainer Kelly Doughty will take Cabeirian across the border to Lismore chasing a maiden win.
Currie upbeat about Hey Doc's spring hopes Jockey Luke Currie has formed a successful association with talented galloper Hey Doc and is hoping to add more feature race success during the spring.
Most Important decision for Tony Gollan Brisbane sprinter Most Important will be entered for races in Sydney and Melbourne after a good trial at Doomben.
Melbourne satellite stable for Snowdens Peter and Paul Snpwden will set up a satellite stable at Flemington which could turn into a more permanent set-up.
Heatherly on target for Valley return After winning two Flemington jump-outs, speedy mare Heatherly is ready to make her return at Moonee Valley.
Zoe White set for Brisbane move Boom Rockhampton apprentice Zoe White is set to join premier trainer Tony Gollan in Brisbane.
William Buick injured in fall at Arlington Jockey William Buick has been injured after a fall from the fatally-injured Permian in the Secretariat Stakes at Arlington Park in Chicago.
McEvoy's team second in Shergar Cup Fran Berry has claimed the leading rider honours as his two winners helped the Great Britain and Ireland team to victory in the Shergar Cup at Ascot.
Michelle Payne ruled out of Shergar Cup MIchelle Payne has been ruled out of the Shergar Cup teams event at Ascot after failing to recover from a virus.
Tim Clark tactics irk Rosehill stewards Jockey Tim Clark's ride on Spring Preview favourite Washington Heights is subject to a stewards' inquiry after the gelding was unplaced.
Walker back on winner's list at Flemington Jockey Michael Walker has returned to the winner's circle at Flemington after an injury lay-off that resulted in back and hip surgery.
Hey Doc resumes with win in Aurie's Star Australian Guineas winner Hey Doc has made a successful start to his four-year-old season with a fighting win first-up in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap.
Menari stakes claim for Everest climb Trainer Gerald Ryan is happily talking to slot holders in the $10 million Everest hoping Menari can claim a berth after his win in the Listed Rosebud.
Elouera defies pattern to win at Rosehill Elouera has rewarded her trainers' patience with a come-from-behind win at Rosehill against the pattern of the day.
Marty leads the party at Doomben Smart galloper Let's Party Marty could get a chance in Melbourne this spring after his debut win at Doomben.
Swampland goes back-to-back at Flemington Swampland has landed her fourth win from 11 starts with a impressive victory at Flemington.
The Pharoah reigns with second win The Pharoah has registered the second win of a consistent career at Rosehill, which will provide a boost to his owner, who's recovering from surgery.
Jaminzah wins again at Flemington The Chris Waller-trained Jaminzah has finished strongly to win for the second time in as many weekends at Flemington.
Timing key to Badajoz's win at Rosehill Badajoz has come with a well-timed run to claim a well-deserved win at Rosehill.
Cup Prelude romp for adaptable Arbeitsam Arbeitsam scored over 1800m for the first time as the versatile Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained gelding crushed his rivals at Rosehill.
Sovereign Nation gives new owners a win A gelding operation has turned around the fortunes of Sovereign Nation, who was explosive in his win at Flemington.
Master Zephyr back in winner's circle Imported stayer Master Zephyr has broken a 16-month drought by chasing down fellow import Kilimanjaro and winning by a neck at Flemington.
Stella Ombra wins again at Doomben Improved gelding Stella Ombra has made it four wins from his past five starts by leading all the way at Doomben.
Heaven-sent debut for Another Sin Another Sin has created history at Rosehill by winning a Highway Handicap in his first start.
King Viv makes up for last-start second King Viv has made up for his last-start second at Doomben with a strong performance to win at Rosehill.
Sheer Madness heading on a path to Derby A city win for Sheer Madness at Flemington has his connections dreaming of bigger prizes.
Meagher continues run for Waratah Monteux has held on to win the first race at Doomben, giving trainer John Meagher more success for Waratah Thoroughbreds.
BRC to re-open memberships The Brisbane Race Club is expected to re-open its books soon after new memberships were suspended in June.
Michelle Payne must pass fitness test Michelle Payne must undergo a medical examination before she is allowed to ride in the Shergar Cup at Ascot.
Francis Of Assisi to run at Haydock Francis Of Assisi will run in the Rose of Lancaster Stakes at Haydock in preparation for a second trip to Australia.
Hollie Doyle on standby to replace Payne Apprentice Hollie Doyle has been placed on standby in case she is needed to replace an ailing Michelle Payne in the Shergar Cup at Ascot.
Distance switches no issue for Arbeitsam Co-trainer Adrian Bott is impressed with the versatility of Arbeitsam ahead of the Premier's Cup Prelude at Rosehill.
Fillies emulate their mothers at Geelong More than eight years after Black Caviar and Absolute Faith scored their first wins at the same race meeting, their daughters have done likewise at Geelong.
Admire Deus set to battle ex stablemate Australian Bloodstock is excited about its purchase of Japanese stayer Admire Deus who is being set for the Caulfield or Melbourne cups.
Heavy winter workloads force transfers Upcoming trials at Cranbourne and a race meeting at Swan Hill have been transferred because of heavy workloads.
Nolen watches Black Caviar's daughter win A light weight has stopped Luke Nolen riding Black Caviar's daughter in her first win at Geelong but the jockey hs been an interested onlooker.
Debutant Highway favourite after plunge Brett Cavanough is confident Another Sin can justify a betting plunge that has the unraced three-year-old favourite for the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Consistent Confluence chasing first win Confluence will be trying to convert three second placings into a maiden victory at Flemington.
James Innes Jr to miss Rosehill Apprentice James Innes Jr to miss Rosehill meeting after hurting his shoulder in a race at Kembla Grange.
Oaks Goal for Americain filly Toowoomba trainer John Zielke has high hopes for Americain (USA) filly Queen Consort, who cast off maiden status with a powerful win at Ipswich on Friday.
Four Lindsay Park runners in Aurie's Star The Lindsay Park stable has a strong hand in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap with four of the 10 runners.
Michelle Payne cites illness as she storms out of London press conference for Shergar Cup MICHELLE Payne could pull out of a major international racing festival following a heated run-in with an official at a promotional event in London.
SHERGAR CUP Q+A: I am good at hair and can talk a lot of rubbish! We put five questions to four of the riders competing in the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup
Weight's right for Oink at Doomben Trainer Kelly Schweida believes has found the right race at Doomben to get Oink back in the winner's circle.
Melbourne Cup winner Payne storms out of Shergar Cup media event Michelle Payne, one of the headline acts at Saturday's Dubai Duty Free Cup, walked out of a media event in London on Thursday to promote the fixture.
Payne cites illness for media incident Michelle Payne is reported to have stormed out of a media function in England after telling Shergar Cup organisers she was unwell.
Diamond Tathagata to shine on firm ground Mark Newnham is looking forward to watching Diamond Tathagata perform on a good track when he opens his Golden Rose campaign at Rosehill.
Four in a row would be a dream result After winning three on the trot and his past two at Flemington, Riyadh will attempt to extend his winning sequence over 1700m.
Punters await Guineas decision for Catchy Blue Diamond Stakes winner Catchy can't run in both the Thousand Guineas and Caulfield Guineas but she's still prominent in both betting markets.
Kubis needs a change of luck at Doomben Trainer Robert Heathcote rates Kubis the unluckiest horse he has trained but hopes that can change at Doomben.
Marty set to party at Doomben First starter Let's Party Marty has attracted plenty of attention ahead of his debut at Doomben with a strong trial win.
Wallabies player Ned Hanigan visits Coolmore Stud and American Pharoah Ned Hanigan is rarely lost for words on the training paddock or on a footy field but a visit this week to the Coolmore Stud had the country lad in horse racing heaven.
Black Caviar's first foal wins at Geelong Oscietra, the first foal of champion Black Caviar, has won her first race at her second career start at Geelong.
Scottish out of Melbourne with injury Caulfield Cup runner-up Scottish will miss the Melbourne spring carnival after being found to have a recurrence of a fetlock injury.
Cox Plate second fav at $26 as Winx reigns Virtually all the money bet on the Cox Plate with the TAB has been for dual champion Winx ($1.40) with the next best at $26.
Baker/Forsman preparing for Melbourne Premier New Zealand trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman are preparing a strong team for Melbourne.
Waller has high hopes for stable newcomers Stayers Sarrasin and Tom Melbourne will make their debuts for trainer Chris Waller at Rosehill as they kick off their spring campaigns.
Plenty of big race options for I Am A Star The Aurie's Star Handicap will be the first race in what trainer Shane Nichols hopes will be a big spring campaign for Group One winner I Am A Star.
Robinson to see if there is more to mare And There Is More will make her debut for South Coast trainer Terry Robinson in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill, a race he has claimed five times.
One to Watch – Bairnsdale Champion trainer Ciaron Maher produced a short priced winner at Bairnsdale on Thursday with this three year-old son of All Too Hard carrying the Vinery Stud colours to victory.
Dunn to choose Hawkes over wife's horse Dwayne Dunn has ridden Royal Symphony to three wins but will honour his commitment to Hawkes Racing if he is needed to ride Chautauqua in The Everest.
Easy trial for Hanwritten ahead of Doomben Talented sprinter Hanwritten has had an easy trial as he prepares for his comeback at Doomben.
Siege Of Quebec set for black-type debut Siege Of Quebec will take the next step towards the Golden Rose when he makes his black-type debut in the Listed Rosebud at Rosehill.
Mertens to make season debut at Flemington Beau Mertens will begin his 2017-18 season with four rides at Flemington on the Aurie's Star Handicap program.
I Am Impinge, Whypeeo on trial for Rose Trainer Toby Edmonds will put the stable's Golden Rose hopefuls, Whypeeo and I Am Impinge, to the test at Doomben.
Stephen Lee to continue Brisbane success Ballina trainer Stephen Lee has made a habit of winning races in Brisbane and has a strong hand again at Doomben.
Scottish to spearhead Godolphin visitors Caulfield Cup runner-up Scottish will head a strong team from Godolphin's northern hemisphere base to visit Melbourne for the spring.
Pedigree Points" for this Saturday’s The Rosebud… A breakdown of the breeding behind this year's contenders for The Rosebud!
Kiwis to Dodge Winx The presence of Australia's champion mare makes Moonee Valley a highly unlikely spring destination for a quartet of Group One performers from Cambridge.
Chad Lever to remain in hospital Jockey Chad Lever remains in hospital in Newcastle after suffering facial injuries in a fall at Scone.
Widden Sires Fire into Spring On a day that featured smart wins for a number of lightly raced promising three year-olds, Widden Stud sires Sebring and Your Song chimed in with Gold Standard successful at Canterbury and Your Song's first starter Setoga saluting for Aquis Farm at the Sunshine Coast.
Matt McGillivray suspended for nine days Apprentice Matt McGillivray's good start to the new season has come to a stop with a suspension at Caloundra.
Prize money boost for NSW country features Racing NSW has announced prize money increases for five key NSW country features.
Brown and Panya outed for careless riding Corey Brown and apprentice Deane Panya have been suspended for careless riding at Canterbury.
Stress-free filly Regimen wins again Regimen has been on her best behaviour on her city debut at Canterbury to remain unbeaten with her second convincing victory.
Street Comic to star as a stayer Street Comic is the grandson of a Golden Slipper winner but is looking to make his name as a stayer after winning at the Sunshine Coast.
Rocket Tommy right for Flemington launch Rocket Tommy makes a return to Flemington in a benchmark 90 race looking to remain unbeaten at the track.
Super mare just the tonic for Bellamy Coffs Harbour trainer Brett Bellamy will embark on a rare road trip to Sydney to run unbeaten mare Super Tonic in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
HeyDoc' begins campaign in Aurie's Star Hey Doc will have his return run in the Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington ahead of Group One races in the spring.
Runaway's success kicks off Tulloch triple Every one of the horses Tulloch Lodge saddled up at Canterbury has won with Adrian Bott buoyed by the progress of colts Runaway and Gold Standard.
First city win for Guthmann-Chester Apprentice Jag Guthmann Chester has ridden his first metropolitan standard winner on Exceed Battle who carries famous colours.
Lightz switched on for Rosebud bid Jim and Greg Lee are confident three-year-old Lightz is in for a much-improved campaign starting with The Rosebud at Rosehill.
Budget Bender after three in a row Rejuvenated galloper Budget Bender is set to back up at Doomben from a win at Caloundra in an attempt to complete a hat-trick.
Oscietra draws barrier four at Geelong Oscietra, the daughter of unbeaten Black Caviar, will attempt to break her maiden status on the synthetic track at Geelong.
Trainer Trent Pennuto to front RAD Board Trainer Trent Pennuto and a stable employee have a date before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over the alleged stomach tubing of Chatober.
Jockeys Lever, Pitomac remain in hospital Jockeys Chad Lever and Daniel Pitomac remain in Newcastle's John Hunter Hospital where they are being assessed for injuries suffered in falls at Scone.
Spirit Trial Winner Goes Boom Eureka Stud's exciting young sire Spirit of Boom nailed it in NZ with his first official trial winner scoring by a commanding eight lengths over 600m at Waverley race course on Tuesday.
Payne excited to compete in Shergar Cup The 2015 Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne is excited about competing in the Shergar Cup at Ascot in England.
Pfieffer excited about black-type bid David Pfieffer-trained filly I Am Excited will seek more black type in just the third start of her career when she tackles The Rosebud at Rosehill.
Catchy among 35 in Guineas from Hayes Horses from David Hayes' Lindsay Park stables make up more than 10 per cent of the 327 nominations for the $2 million Caulfield Guineas.
Michelle Payne hopeful of Cox Plate ride Michelle Payne has already won a Melbourne Cup and says she hopes to ride international horse Kaspersky in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Premier's Cup Prelude next for Loyalty Man Last-start Randwick runner-up Loyalty Man is likely to have two more Sydney starts this campaign, beginning with the Premier's Cup Prelude at Rosehill.
Chad Lever injured in fall at Scone Jockey Chad Lever has been injured after falling from his mount Anticipate during a Maiden Plate at Scone.
Horse flu crisis hurt Leica trainer Freyer The son of the late NSW Riverina trainer Richard Freyer says his father did everything for his horses and would have never had a holiday in his life.
Cartel set for Sydney debut in Highway Promising Danny Williams-trained colt Cartel will make the journey from Goulburn to Rosehill for a Highway Handicap.
Healthy Abbey Marie ready for her return A fit and healthy Abbey Marie is ready for a tilt at the spring carnival following her second placing in a Cranbourne barrier trial.
Winx headlines 141 Cox Plate nominations The Cox Plate has attracted 141 nominations headlined by champion Winx along with 15 international entries.
Webster happy to send Clapper to Memsie Pat Webster is thrilled with Happy Clapper's third in a barrier trial but will be even happier not to run into Winx again this spring.
Eccellere aims for back-to-back wins Warwick Farm trainer Richard Litt is seeking back-to-back wins at Canterbury with five-year-old mare Eccellere.
First Foal for Pride of Dubai Former brilliant dual Group I winning two year-old Pride of Dubai has his first foals on the ground this spring and it only seems fitting that one of the first to be born at Coolmore is for his breeder Sheikh Mohammad Bin Khalifa Al Maktoum.
Lindsay Park fillies impress at Cranbourne Catchy, Formality and Tulip have lived up to Lindsay Park's expectations with impressive trials at Cranbourne.
Moroney has spring hopes for Tribal Wisdom Trainer Mike Moroney is hoping Listed winner Tribal Wisdom can step up this campaign and earn a crack at some better races such as the Toorak Handicap.
No fear or favour' in racing leak probe The racing integrity commissioner's barrister is responding to former Racing Victoria chairman David Moodie's attempt to have his cobalt leak report quashed.
One to Watch – Swan Hill Champion trainer Darren Weir gave us the One to Watch on Monday with a brilliant return for this three-year-old half-brother to a Group I sprint winner.
US Stakes win for Animal Kingdom colt A convincing victory by 2YO colt Continental Divide in Sunday's Del Mar $US100,000 Graduation Stakes has given Animal Kingdom his second winner of a Stakes race from 11 first-crop US runners.
Waller reckons Winx can't get much better Chris Waller says champion mare Winx is as good as she has been in her past two spring campaigns after she recorded her first barrier trial win at Randwick.
Second US Stakes-Winner for Animal Kingdom Two year-old colt Continental Divide scored a stylish win in the $US100,000 Graduation Stakes at Del Mar on Sunday to give Animal Kingdom (USA) his second stakes-winner from 11 first-crop US runners.
Caravaggio sore after French failure Caravaggio has pulled up sore after his second successive defeat and trainer Aidan O'Brien admits a trip to Sydney for The Everest is doubtful.
Moodie leaked cobalt info, court told A judge has reserved his decision in former Racing Victoria chairman David Moodie's bid to quash the racing integrity commissioner's cobalt leak findings.
Royal Request gives Dyer third Darwin Cup Royal Request has given Victorian trainer Neil Dyer an emotional third Darwin Cup as he and jockey Jarrod Todd remembered their late friend Roger Booth.
Tiberian on target for Melbourne Cup tilt French stayer Tiberian, part-owned by Australian interests, has taken another step towards the Melbourne Cup with a Group Three win at Deauville.
Pride keen for Terravista to climb Everest Terravista is the forgotten horse in the talk about slots for The Everest but Joe Pride is training him for the $10 million race.
Riverina trainer Richard Freyer dies at 69 Popular NSW Riverina trainer Richard Freyer has died after a long illness aged 69.
Vale Mr Richard Freyer The racing industry is mourning the passing of well-known Riverina trainer, Richard Freyer, last night following a long battle with illness.
Group I winner retired A mare which finished last at Warrnambool on debut before scaling the heights to win at Group I level has been retired.
Budding three-year-olds to step out Several of the new season's three-year-olds will step out in the Rosebud on the way to bigger spring targets.
Deauville next stop for Melbourne Cup favourite Melbourne Cup favourite Red Cardinal will continue his build-up to November's great race with an outing in France on August 20.
Eurell's Got Aurie's Star in his sights Six-year-old We've Got This, placed in two Group races down the Flemington straight last spring , will make his return in the Aurie's Star Handicap.
Racing chair 'devastated' by leak report Former Racing Victoria chairman wants a judge to quash the racing integrity commissioner's findings against him over a cobalt investigation leak.
Debut South African Winner for Shadwell Scoring an easy debut win at Turffontein in South Africa on Sunday was three year-old colt Alwahsh, the highest priced yearling by Sepoy from his second crop.
Group Two Winner for Jimmy Creed Spendthrift Australia will stand four stallions at their Victorian base this spring and among them is Jimmy Creed (USA), who sired his first stakes-winner in the US on Saturday with exciting filly Spectator landing the Group II Sorrento Stakes at Del Mar.
Ability Spoils the Party for Lankan Rupee in Bletchingly Stakes Fans let out a roar when former Horse Of The Year Lankan Rupee hit the front 250 metres out in Sunday's $150,000 Group III Bletchingly Stakes at Sandown but out of the corner of the eye, the red, white and blue silks of the in form Reward For Effort gelding Ability were looming large.
Caravaggio disappoints in French G1 race Caravaggio has finished a disappointing sixth in the Prix Maurice de Gheest in France, throwing doubt on a trip to Sydney for The Everest.
Ability goes four straight in Bletchingly Ability has risen to the challenge of weight-for-age company to take out the rescheduled Group Three Bletchingly Stakes at Sandown.
Byrne's winners keep coming Jockey Jim Byrne four winners at Doomben have added to his claim for more Brisbane records.
Devil Hawk special winner for Waller Winx is top of the tree at the Chris Waller stable but Devil Hawk has claimed a significant win in Brisbane.
Allen adds GN Hurdle to feature jump wins John Allen has collected another feature jumps win, guiding Ancient King to victory in the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown.
Wells finally gets another win at Sandown Wells has outstayed his five rivals to score a narrow win in the Crisp Steeplechase at Sandown.
Sanadaat impressive in Sandown return Sanadaat has scored an impressive first-up win at Sandown with Lindsay Park now looking towards richer spring races.
Best to come for Shogun Sun Trainer Kelly Schweida believes Shogun Sun can run well in the Golden Rose but believes his best will be seen in the autumn.
Stanley is looking ahead to spring riches Brent Stanley is looking forward to the upcoming spring carnival as he puts together a nice team of horses.
Wilson has cobalt penalty varied A Queensland Racing Integrity Commission review has increased the penalty for trainer Marcus Wilson on cobalt related charges.
Yankee Rose Queensland award favourite Dual Group One winner Yankee Rose is favourite to be named the Queensland Horse of the Year.
Hayley Turner to take advantage of claim Trainer Francis Graffard has backed Hayley Turner to shine when Britain's most successful female Flat jockey relocates to France during the winter.
Two wins, another suspension for Collett Jason Collett has walked away from Randwick with mixed emotions after one of his two winning rides led to his second suspension in as many city meetings.
Steyne helps Adkins continues winning ways Sydney's reigning champion apprentice Andrew Adkins has opened his account for the new season with victory on Steyne at Randwick.
Taylor Marshall lands a win at Flemington At his first day of riding at Flemington, former Sydney apprentice Taylor Marshall has ridden $151 outsider Nozomi to victory.
Jim Byrne suspended after big Doomben haul Jockey Byrne has been suspended for eight days on an interference charge after riding four winners at Doomben.
Stella helps Byrne and Schweida dominate Stella Ombra's win at Doomben has given jockey Jim Byrne four wins for the day and trainer Kelly Schweida a treble at three different racetracks.
Invincible Gem causes minor Missile upset Invincible Gem has taken another major step in her career with victory over star stablemate Le Romain in the Group Two Missile Stakes.
Patience the difference on Rhythm To Spare Rhythm To Spare is back in winning form and trainer Mike Moroney is looking to some early spring riches with the gelding.
Aloft in winning start to possible Cup bid Irish-bred galloper Aloft looks set for a profitable spring campaign after a strong first-up win at Flemington.
Sayed headed for cup raid and Metrop start Sayed's win over 2400m at Randwick has Chris Waller entertaining a start in the Group One Metropolitan.
Racing nation reflects on jockeys' input The chairman of the National Jockeys' Trust has noted the broad spectrum of support his foundation provides to riders.
Another Highway Handicap win for Matt Dunn Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn has notched another Highway Handicap win with a horse he believes is destined for bigger things.
Sheiswhatsheis, Fancourt keep on winning Apprentice Lani Fancourt has declared Sheiswhatsheis as her new favourite horse after they combined for another Doomben win.
Jordan Turner in first Flemington success Red Alto has given Perth apprentice Jordan Turner his first win at Flemington.
Crown Witness scores again at Flemington After a debut win at Sandown, Crown Witness has added a Flemington straight-track victory to her record.
Wahng Wah adds another victory before stud The broodmare barn beckons for Wahng Wah who has added to her record with victory at Randwick.
Shogun Sun shines brightly in Sydney raid Shogun Sun's chances of contesting the Group One Golden Rose have been boosted after beating Addictive Nature at Randwick.
New Chris Waller stable opens Qld account Chris Waller has prepared his first winner from his new Gold Coast satellite stable with Devil Hawk at Doomben.
Azazel impresses in 1st-up Flemington win Tony McEvoy has Caulfield Guineas aspirations for Azazel after his impressive first-up win at Caulfield.
Arrestar stays on for strong Doomben win Trainer Matt Dunn thought Arrestar might have been a sprinter but the gelding has shown stamina in winning over 1600m at Doomben.
Sea King after second GN Hurdle at Sandown A lack of qualifying trials means Sea King will aim for a second Grand National Hurdle win instead of the Crisp Steeplechase at Sandown.
Doomben to carry extra Brisbane workload Doomben is set to carry most of the extra workload caused by the closure of Eagle Farm racecourse.
Lord Coconuts to stay at 1600m Plans to test talented Lord Coconuts at 2000m have been put on hold and the gelding will stay at a mile at Doomben.
Fairytale win follows decade out of saddle Jockey Jarrod Lorensini says it was a fairytale come true to nab a winner on his first race day in 10 years.
Oscietra in line for Geelong synthetic run After two jump-outs, Black Caviar's daughter Oscietra is ready to head to the racetrack again, this time for a maiden race at Geelong.
Redkirk Warrior in line for Everest start Lindsay Park has trialled some of its big guns including Everest candidate Redkirk Warrior at Flemington.
Le Romain shoots for Missile win first up Triple Group One winner Le Romain is the favourite to add to his record in a damp Missile Stakes at Randwick.
Weight worries for Eight's A Party Trainer Darren Bell has stuck with a senior rider for Eight's A Party at Doomben despite concerns about gelding's top weight in an open handicap.
Makfi Lass on highway path Scone trainer Brett Cavanough has high hopes Makfi Lass can break his drought in Highway races.
Limit return for Eagle Farm: Monteith Queensland's premier racetrack Eagle Farm should have a limited number of meetings when it resumes racing next year, a review has found.
Madeenaty leads the three-year-old charge David Hayes says he will be disappointed if Madeenaty doesn't win or go very close at Flemington despite giving weight to her rivals.
Darwin track to bear name of fallen jockey The annual celebration of jockeys at racecourses across the nation comes during its worst year for fatalities since 1998.
Plumptre admits fault in strangles case Former managing director Henry Plumptre has apologised for his role in the Godolphin strangles case and hopes to return to the industry as a bloodstock agent.
Eagle Farm track to be ready in April Eagle Farm racecourse should be ready to resume hosting meetings in time for the next Brisbane winter carnival.
Savanna Amour set for take two at Sandown After strong winds blew away the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield, Savanna Amour is ready for the second instalment at Sandown.
Flemington fog no problem for Hartnell Godolphin galloper Hartnell has been put through his paces in a Flemington jump-out on a foggy morning.
Spur Le Joeur to beat track hoodoo Tough gelding Spur Le Joeur gets a chance to prove he can win away from the Sunshine Coast in an open handicap at Doomben.
O'Shea denies knowledge of strangles Trainer John O'Shea has denied knowledge of a strangles case while former Godolphin boss Henry Plumptre has accepted responsibility for his part in the affair.
New Superstar 2YO Colt For Zebedee Wearing the famous old Robert Sangster silks of Manton Thoroughbreds, Barraquero ran out an impressive winner of the Group II Richmond Stakes (1200m) at the Glorious Goodwood festival on Thursday and is earning quotes for next years 2000 Guineas and Commonwealth Cup.
Winter wins Nassau Stakes at Goodwood The Aidan O'Brien-trained Winter has passed a distance test to claim her fourth Group One win in the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood.
Flemington straight to suit As It Lies Trainer Brent Stanley says inexperience has counted against As It Lies ahead of her third race start at Flemington.
Fabvier can increase her value Fabvier can further add to her value as a broodmare if she wins at Doomben.
Highway Handicap debut for Fraternater The Neil Osborne-trained Fraternater will make her Sydney debut in the Highway Handicap at Randwick
Lord only new acceptor in Bletchingly Lord Of The Sky is set to take his place in the rescheduled Bletchingly Stakes at Sandown having overcome an infection.
Basil Nolan's golden plan is working Breeder Basil Nolan's two-edged plan to give his stallion Golden Archer every chance is set to pay dividends again with Lady Lark at Doomben.
Flemington to give trainer a Clear Signal Clear Signal is set to make his city debut at Flemington after scoring an upset maiden win at Geelong at his last start.
The Monstar ready to fire in Missile The Monstar will return to the scene of his impressive June Stakes win when he runs in the Group Two Missile Stakes at Randwick.
Stella Ombra to stay home in Brisbane Trainer Kelly Schweida will keep sprinter Stella Ombra in Brisbane but is sending Shogun Sun to Sydney to race at Randwick.
Eagle Farm's fate to be known on Friday The return date for racing at Eagle Farm racecourse will be known on Friday when a report into its closure will be made public.
John Meagher to continue in Brisbane Multiple Group One-winning trainer John Meagher is set to continue to be a key player in Brisbane despite opening a Victorian stable.
Plumptre, O'Shea charged over strangles Former Godolphin trainer John O'Shea and ex-managing director Henry Plumptre will have to answer charges over their failure to report a case of strangles.
23rd Group One Winner for Danehill Dancer It was a blast from the past at Goodwood overnight with seven year-old Danehill Dancer gelding Here Comes When scoring a surprise win in the Group I Sussex Stakes.
Brooker beats flu to ride Tumbler Leading apprentice Tiffani Brooker has overcome a bout of influenza to be ready to ride promising mare Tumbler at Doomben.
Stylish Win for Astern Sister The powerful Godolphin stable won the first two races at Warwick Farm on Wednesday with two promising three year-olds in Piracy and Alizee, a half-sister to last year's Group I ATC Golden Rose winner Astern.
Here Comes When causes Sussex Stakes upset The Andrew Balding-trained Here Comes When has handled the wet conditions best to beat odds-on favourite Ribchester in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
Milestone win for new trainer Cunningham Clare Cunningham has trained her first city winner after partner Jason Collett guided Tenorino home at Warwick Farm.
W Farm suspensions for high-profile riders Jason Collett, Glyn Schofield and Josh Adams face time out of the saddle after pleading guilty to careless riding charges at Warwick Farm.
Lankan Rupee pleases in Sandown gallop A heavy fog couldn't stop Craig Newitt giving a glowing report on the performance of Lankan Rupee in a track gallop at Sandown.
Veteran Nat King Cu ends run of city outs Veteran galloper Nat King Cu spent most of his career in Canberra before switching to Warwick Farm, where he has dashed home for his first city win.
Wells chasing another feature jumps win The Crisp Steeplechase at Sandown is the next feature jumps race for 10-year-old Wells who is on a path towards a crack at a third Grand National Steeplechase.
Alizee, Piracy land Godolphin Farm double James Cummings has high hopes for talented filly Alizee with her maiden win set to be followed by a start in the Silver Shadow Stakes.
Browne makes Gold Coast trip worthwhile Top jockey Damian Browne has an aversion to long road trips but his driving has paid off with a win on promising Dansez at the Gold Coast.
Frankel colt ready for Flemington debut Robbie Laing expects the 1000m at Flemington for Frankel My Dear to be too short and he will be happy if the horse is running on at the finish.
Memes poised for stakes debut in Missile In-form mare Memes makes her black-type debut in the Missile Stakes at Randwick after five wins this preparation.
No laughing matter for Humphries at races Barry Humphries says he's just along for the ride as his wife Lizzie Spender's horse Dante Rossetti finished sixth at Warwick Farm.
Rachel King stands down after W Farm spill In-form apprentice Rachel King has relinquished her Warwick Farm rides after being involved in a fall.
Distance rise to suit in-form Spanish Reef Trainer Ken Keys is looking forward to getting Spanish Reef out to 2000m for the first time this campaign when the mare chases her third-straight city win.
David Vandyke hopes trial run continues Trainer David Vandyke hopes his six trial winners, including Group One star Yankee Rose, is an indication of a big season ahead.
PRIME DISPATCH - Edition 168 Flying Jess’s win at the Gold Coast in January was one of the greatest moments in the 20 years history of Prime Thoroughbreds. In fact, the whole week at Magic Millions was quite amazing.
Darryl McLellan wins trial in comeback Group One-winning jockey Darryl McLellan has ridden a barrier trial winner after getting his licence to ride renewed in Queensland.
Impressive Trial Winner for Zoustar It's a new season with a new group of young sires poised to make their mark and Northern Meteor's Group I winning son Zoustar was in the frame at the trials at Te Teko in New Zealand on Monday with a good win for Quattro Katie.
Trainer Ricky Vale loses cobalt appeal Rockhampton trainer Ricky Vale has lost his appeal against a 12-month disqualification on three cobalt related charges.
Radio appeal raises $30,000 for NJT An appeal by Brisbane based RadioTAB to help the National Jockeys Trust has already raised $30,000.
Trial date changes following heavy winter Trials at the Cranbourne Training Complex have been rescheduled following a heavy workload over winter.
Big Orange second in Goodwood Cup The John Gosden-trained three-year-old Stradivarius has upset Big Orange's bid for a third successive Goodwood Cup.
Gai supports Canterbury trackwork Trainers have welcomed the return of trackwork on Canterbury's course proper with Gai Waterhouse suggesting the ATC could charge for the privilege.
Condor Heroes an impressive trial winner Trainer Gerald Ryan has outlined plans for three of his newly turned three-year-olds after their barrier trials.
Sire champ Snitzel extends Danehill legacy Australia's champion sire of 2017 commands a stunning fee of $176,000 and extends the legacy of his own sire Redoute's Choice and grandsire Danehill.
First Victorian winner for Taylor Marshall A winner at Warrnambool has got apprentice Taylor Marshall off the mark in Victoria after his recent move from Sydney.
Bolero King a long shot at Missile Stakes Clarry Conners says Bolero King will be his only chance in the Group Two Missile Stakes at Randwick, with Dorf Star and He's A Given set for other races.
Jungle Edge back for Sydney campaign The likelihood of a suitable wet track at Randwick has Cranbourne trainer Mick Bell eyeing a Missile Stakes start for Jungle Edge.
Azazel to make return at Flemington One of trainer Tony McEvoy's spring carnival hopefuls, Azazel, will make his return to racing at Melbourne's first city meeting of the season at Flemington.
Summer Passage ready for Melbourne spring New Zealand Group One winner Summer Passage has put in a pleasing trial ahead of his second trip to Australia.
Wadick hoping to start new season in style Small-scale Warwick Farm trainer Adam Wadick will kick off the new season with the recently acquired Hurricanes.
Rescheduled Bletchingly has 14 entries Supido is a notable omission from the entries for the rescheduled Bletchingly Stakes at Sandown which has attracted 14 nominations.
King bows out after 30 spectacular years Steven King has announced his retirement eight months after his last ride, closing the door on a 30-year career that included more than 50 Group One wins.
Owner/breeder Kevin Hickman celebrating NZ owner/breeder Kevin Hickman has welcomed a Frankel colt from his mare Silent Achiever and is also looking forward to the Australian spring with Ugo Foscolo.
King calls time on a brilliant career Steven King has confirmed his retirement from race riding as his apprentice son Lachie continues his progression through the jockey ranks.
Blanksby to succeed Arnhold as MRC CEO The Melbourne Racing Club has announced a leadership succession plan with Josh Blanksby to replace Brodie Arnhold as chief executive.
Champion Sire Snitzel dominates every category Such was Snitzel’s history-making 2016/17 Championship season in Australia, that it’s easier to list what he didn’t do.
Big Orange ripe for Goodwood Cup Qewy will put his credentials on the line for a return to Australia when he runs against Big Orange who is trying to win a third successive Goodwood Cup.
Darren Weir's exceptional year Victorian trainer Darren Weir's groundbreaking season leaves him as the only Australian trainer to prepare more than 400 winners.
Two Flemington options for Dulverton The Robert Smerdon-trained Dulverton is in career-best form and will chase her third-straight city win this winter when she heads to Flemington.
Jamie Kah sets standard for female riders Jamie Kah has set a new standard for winners by a female rider in a season and claimed the Adelaide premiership in the process.
Darren Weir ends season with 449 winners A winning treble at the final Victorian meeting of the season at Mildura has taken trainer Darren Weir's season tally of winners in Australia to 449.
Tara and English to gallop at Canterbury Tycoon Tara, Invader and English are among the horses scheduled to gallop on the Canterbury course proper which has been opened for work.
Spring Stakes Goals For SO YOU THINK Winner Dashing grey colt D’Argento (2c So You Think x Fullazz, by Redoute’s Choice) kept his unbeaten record intact and stamped himself as a spring stakes prospect with a stylish victory at Rosehill on Saturday for the powerful Chris Waller stable.
Dunn to ride Ability in Bletchingly Stakes With Melbourne's premier jockey Craig Williams taking a holiday, Dwayne Dunn will ride Ability in the rescheduled Bletchingly Stakes at Sandown.
Missile test for Harper's Choice Australian Derby runner-up Harper's Choice will begin his build-up to the spring in the Missile Stakes at Randwick.
Michael Dunne hopes to stop horses biting Brisbane owner-breeder Michael Dunne has developed an apparatus he hopes will stop troublesome horses from biting.
Ten race card for Flemington season opener The rescheduled Bletchingly Stakes will feature on a nine-race card at Sandown while an extra race has been added to the Flemington program a day earlier.
Veteran Chris Johnson NZ premier jockey More than two decades after his first NZ jockeys' premiership, 53-year-old Chris Johnson has won his second.
NZ premiership for Baker and Forsman Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman have reclaimed the New Zealand trainers' premiership.
Martin has suspension reduced on appeal Apprentice Jack Martin has had two meetings shaved off a careless riding suspension on appeal.
Hartnell to have Flemington jump-out Hartnell has settled in well at Godolphin's Melbourne stable and will have a jump-out at Flemington in preparation for his new season return.
Courage Under Fire dies aged 21 Popular pacer Courage Under Fire, the winner of 41 of 56 starts and a successful sire, has died aged 21.
Big Orange in bid for Goodwood hat-trick Big Orange is set to face 15 rivals as he bids to win the Goodwood Cup for a record third year.
ATC honours owners' commitment The Australian Turf Club has honoured the owners of some of the lesser-known horses to race in Sydney during the season.
Waller looking to improve on tally Trainer Chris Waller has no time to celebrate his seventh Sydney trainers' premiership with the new season about to start.
Tegan Harrison rides No. 500 Tegan Harrison has quietly reached a milestone of 500 career winners with Basara scoring at Doomben.
Epsom Handicap winner to miss spring Hauraki will not defend the Epsom Handicap with Godolphin to rest him with an autumn campaign in mind.
Silent Sedition spring path undecided Trainer Andrew Noblet is yet to lock in a spring program for Group One winner Silent Sedition who has needed longer than anticipated in the spelling paddock.
Sydney stakes ambitions for Tumbler Trainer Barry Lockwood is hoping everything goes right for Tumbler as she gets ready to tackle the Sydney spring.
Steve Pateman to miss Grand National Steve Pateman says it's heartbreaking to have to miss the Grand National Hurdle meeting at Sandown as he continues to build his fitness.
Wagering rises in Queensland Racing Queensland has announced a 9.8 per cent rise in wagering on the three codes in Queensland which has highlighted the importance of Eagle Farm racetrack.
Queensland trainers warned about sedative Queensland trainers have been warned to check the withholding period of a sedative used in horse operations after a spate of positive swabs.
Enable dominates in King George Dual Oaks winner Enable has thrashed her older rivals in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.
Philosophy bolts away in season-ender Corey Brown says Godolphin mare Philosophy "just exploded" to win the final race and hand Brown a double in the season's final meeting in Sydney.
Bowman suspended for careless riding Sydney jockeys' premiership winner Hugh Bowman has copped a seven-meeting suspension for careless riding at Rosehill.
Bowman denied final victory after protest Leading Sydney apprentice Andrew Adkins has successfully argued that premiership-winning jockey Hugh Bowman prevented Most Exalted winning at Rosehill.
Listed win for Cummings and Godolphin New Godolphin Australia trainer James Cummings has celebrated his first stakes win for Sheikh Mohammed, with Bandipur's Lightning winning in Adelaide.
Williams lands a sixth premiership title A win on a shortened Caulfield program has given Craig Williams his sixth Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Wind forces early end to Caulfield meeting The Bletchingly Stakes will be held at Sandown next weekend after strong winds forced the season-ending program at Caulfield to be called off after four races.
Waugh celebrates Listed win with Shiraz Shiraz has won the final stakes race of the Sydney season for trainer Kim Waugh and jockey Jason Collett.
Waugh wins two-state double in 15 minutes Kim Waugh has trained a two-state double, with Oxford Poet winning at Doomben minutes after Shiraz's victory at Rosehill.
ATC tips $5000 into jockeys' Kokoda fund A fundraising trek along the Kokoda Track involving Hugh Bowman and other leading jockeys has been boosted by a $5000 donation from the Australian Turf Club.
Successive wins for Vaucluse Bay Vaucluse Bay has recorded back-to-back wins for the first time at Rosehill as the Chris Waller-trained gelding enjoys his most productive campaign.
First Saturday city win for Widdup Brad Widdup has trained his first metropolitan winner, with Suspenders successful at Rosehill.
Hugh Bowman wraps up premiership race An early double from Hugh Bowman at Rosehill has ensured there will be no photo finish in his Sydney jockeys' premiership duel with Brenton Avdulla.
Williams guides Shamport to Caulfield win Craig Williams has guided the Darren Weir-trained Shamport to an impressive win in the VOBIS Gold Ingot at Caulfield in the colt's second start.
Saint Valorem storms home at Caulfield Saint Valorem has given trainer Cameron Templeton his biggest success with victory at Caulfield.
Caulfield races called off because of wind Strong winds have forced the Bletchingly Stakes meeting at Caulfield to be called off after only four races.
Gai targets Magic Millions with Arbeitsam Versatile, young gelding Arbeitsam will be preparing for January's Magic Millions after leaving all in his wake over 1400 metres at Rosehill.
Kiwia lands long-range plan for Weir Odds-on favourite Kiwia has taken the prize in a Super VOBIS race at Caulfield following a good ride from Damian Lane.
Epic ride by McGillivray at Doomben Apprentice Matt McGillivray has produced a top-class ride to get Mr Epic home at Doomben in the gelding's first try at 2000 metres.
Stud-bound Every Faith wins at Caulfield Ryan Maloney has produced a rails-hugging ride to win on Every Faith at Caulfield in what was likely the second-last start of the mare's racing career.
D'Argento scores as Bowman tightens grip Boom colt D'Argento remains unbeaten after an impressive race at Rosehill and has taken Hugh Bowman closer to the Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Basara lives up to track work at Doomben Despite drifting in the betting at Doomben, Toowoomba filly Basara has lived up to her track work with a win on debut.
Trainer admits fault in Yarmouth debacle Trainer Charlie McBride is hoping authorities show leniency after he sent the wrong horse out to win a race at Yarmouth.
Ed Dunlop calls time on Trip to Paris Ascot Gold Cup winner Trip To Paris, who ran second in a Caulfield Cup, has been retired from racing.
McDougall has shot to ease frustrations Blaike McDougall can cap a suspension-plagued season in style when he retains the ride on last-start winner Akasaki for family friend Stephen Jones at Rosehill.
Strong winds predicted for Caulfield races Strong winds are predicted during the Bletchingly Stakes meeting at Caulfield.
Bowman in charge of jockeys' premiership The Sydney jockeys' premiership climaxes at the final meeting of the season at Rosehill with Hugh Bowman favoured to keep Brenton Avdulla at bay.
Avdulla asked to follow winning example Chris Waller has tasked Brenton Avdulla with emulating Sydney jockeys' premiership rival Hugh Bowman's recent success on Liapari in the Winter Challenge.
Cost benefit analysis for More To Gain More To Gain is ready to make his racing comeback at Rosehill but co-trainer Amanda Turner admits the track conditions do not suit the gelding.
Blake Shinn fails to have penalty reduced Blake Shinn will miss the Missile Stakes meeting after failing to have a careless riding penalty reduced.
Regan Bayliss back to winning ways Jockey Regan Bayliss has notched a winning double at Geelong at his second meeting back from injury.
Sharpened up Jackknife enjoys resurgence Jackknife has delayed a career in the equestrian arena with Cessnock trainer John Bannister rejuvenating his racing days.
Judge Lewis to chair new disputes tribunal Former Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board chairman, Judge Russell Lewis, has been appointed chairman of a new Victorian tribunal for training fees disputes.
Broodmare barn may wait for Slightly Sweet Racing still holds allure for connections of Slightly Sweet who will try to add the Winter Challenge to her Winter Stakes win at Rosehill.
An updated summary of Snitzel’s 2016/17 season and his career An updated summary of Snitzel’s 2016/17 season and his career is here: http://www.arrowfield.com.au/horses/snitzel.html - it will be updated again after racing on 31 July.
Pat Duff lowers sights with Steel Zip Trainer Pat Duff has decided to set Steel Zip for some easier races as the rising 10-year-old's career draws to a close.
$500,000 finals for country/prov c'ships Prize money for both the Country and Provincial Championship finals has been lifted to $500,000.
Classic Uniform set for Winter Challenge A better behaved Classic Uniform looks the part for the Listed Winter Challenge at Rosehill after finally drawing a favourable barrier.
Test of Ability in Bletchingly In-form sprinter Ability will chase his fourth-straight win this campaign when he faces his biggest test in the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Smart Missile takes aim at the new season A stream of late-season results highlights the firepower Smart Missile has assembled to continue his excellent progress into 2017/18.
Harness man in court on fixing charge A third man has appeared in court facing allegations involving match fixing in Queensland harness racing.
Jack Martin appeals careless riding ban Apprentice Jack Martin has lodged an appeal against the severity of an eight-meeting careless riding ban.
Mertens faces uphill premiership battle With the Melbourne jockeys' premiership entering the final meeting, apprentice Beau Mertens faces an uphill battle to catch Craig Williams.
Eagle Farm report to be implemented soon A report into the closure of Eagle Farm racetrack has gone to the Racing Minister and it is hoped work will start on recommendations from next week.
Apprenticeship draws to close for Bayliss Jake Bayliss will compete as an apprentice for the final time at Caulfield and is hoping he can mark the occasion with a winner.
Extra distance to help Mr Epic at Doomben Talented Mr Epic will step up to 2000 metres for the first time at Doomben with trainer Toby Edmonds hoping it helps get him back on the winner's list.
Divine Ten ready for Bletchingly assault Former Hong Kong sprinter Divine Ten is in a good frame of mind ahead of the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Heart Skipt A Beat chases final bonus Group One-placed filly Heart Skipt A Beat will chase the final QTIS bonus money of the season at Doomben rather than contest a Class Three Plate.
"Wrong" horse wins English race Bookmakers and punters have been left reeling after the winner of a juvenile race at Yarmouth was found to be an older stablemate.
Winx, Jameka in hunt for NSW owner awards Reigning champion Winx and Caufield Cup winner Jameka are among those nominated for the NSW Racehorse Owners Association's annual awards.
Strangles comfirmed in clerk's horse A Melbourne clerk of the course's horse has been found to have Strangles just days after working at a Flemington meeting.
Fry taken to Echuca hospital after fall Jockey Jarrod Fry has a suspected broken wrist and has been taken to hospital following a race fall at Echuca.
Nistaan out to break maiden at Caulfield After being placed in his first two starts, two-year-old Nistaan is favourite to break through for his first win in the VOBIS Gold Ingot at Caulfield.
Prada Miss makes bonus trip to Highway Promising filly Prada Miss is targeting the Highway Plate at Rosehill after already reaching her goal as a three-year-old for Armidale trainer Stirling Osland.
Berry aims to tick final box with SA win A win aboard Ducimus in the Lightning Stakes at Morphettville would mark Tommy Berry's first success in South Australia.
Life O'Brien plugs away for Cummings duo Durable gelding Life O'Brien has been a flag bearer for trainers Anthony and Edward Cummings over the winter and they hope it continues at Rosehill.
Money for Rupee in Bletchingly Stakes Multiple Group One winner Lankan Rupee is on the second line of betting behind Supido for his return in the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Cummings and Godolphin salute at Echuca James Cummings has trained his first Victorian winner for Godolphin with Esperance scoring at Echuca.
Luck of the draws better for Snowden hopes Good barriers have Paul Snowden confident Gold Symphony and Snippets Land will have more luck in the Winter Challenge than the last time they went to Rosehill.
Cabeirian returns to racing as a gelding The talented Cabeirian will return to racing as a gelding at Doomben with high expectations.
Retirement a long way off for Penza Journeyman jockey Jeff Penza's stand-out season at Newcastle and Kembla Grange has helped the 47-year-old record a NSW-leading 133 winners.
Aurie's Star on radar for Hey Doc's return Group One winner Hey Doc will step out during an important set of Flemington jump-outs which will feature a number of spring carnival hopefuls.
Dry track debut for in-form three-year-old Country trained galloper Poetic Ray will have his first outing on a dry track when he runs in the Nicole Slater Handicap at Caulfield.
Oxford Poet headed to Doomben Sydney stakes-winner Oxford Poet will head to Doomben on Saturday trying to break a 12 month-absence from the winner's circle.
Lindsay Park pair in final Group race shot Keen Array and Tashbeeh will tackle the final Group race for the season, the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield, for the Lindsay Park stable.
Records tumble in Brisbane season The end of the racing season in Brisbane will confirm several records set during the past 12 months.
Logue to head jockey training in Qld Retired Group One winning jockey Maurice Logue has been appointed the new head of education and jockey welfare for Racing Queensland.
Song to break new ground for Argentina Connections of Argentinian hope Sixties Song have described his participation in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes as a dream come true.
Martin cops suspension for winning ride Apprentice Jack Martin and jockey Michael Dee have both been suspended for eight meetings for careless riding in separate races at Sandown.
Excellent Eccellere a lift for Litt Eccellere has given Warwick Farm trainer Richard Litt a lift at Canterbury as he comes to terms with the retirement of a stable favourite.
Bowman zeros in on Premiership with treble A Hugh Bowman treble at the Canterbury midweek meeting leaves him in pole position to win the Sydney jockeys' premiership at Rosehill.
Tony Gollan hits Queensland ton Miss Arabella has given Tony Gollan his 100th Queensland winner for the season and a chance to add the state trainers title to his metropolitan premiership.
Fully Maxed on target to run at Caulfield Two-year-old Fully Maxed has come through his first-up win at Sandown well and is in line to step up in distance in the $150,000 VOBIS Gold Ingot at Caulfield.
Sebrarian collapses and dies at Canterbury The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained gelding Sebrarian has collapsed and died during during a race at Canterbury.
Double joy for trainer Nathan McPherson Hunting Hill and the undefeated Eurack have given Cranbourne trainer Nathan McPherson his finest hour at Sandown.
Smart Nictock too good with game-face on The crafty Nictock might act like a pony in the stables but he's near unbeatable once on the track, impressing again at Canterbury.
Sultan in the swing of Australian racing Sultan Of Swing will continue his transition to Australian racing when the former New Zealander takes on the Listed Winter Challenge at Rosehill.
Harness racing legend Kevin Newman dies Harness racing and Harold Park legend Kevin Newman has died unexpectedly aged 83.
Mertens to ride Supido in Bletchingly Apprentice Beau Mertens has got the nod to ride classy sprinter Supido in the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Brave Song settles into rhythm for maiden The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained colt Brave Song has won his maiden at Canterbury to give Hugh Bowman the initiative in the Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Matt Dunn with strong Doomben hand Trainer Matt Dunn has enjoyed success with younger horses this season after stocking his stable with new horses.
Bowman holds advantage after two wins Hugh Bowman has ridden the first two winners on the Canterbury program to extend his lead in the Sydney premiership.
Williams extends lead in premiership race Craig Williams has moved a step closer to claiming a sixth Melbourne jockeys' premiership with a winning double at Sandown.
Canterbury open for spring training The Canterbury course proper will be available to trainers for gallops as they prepare horses or the Sydney spring Carnival.
Avdulla title bid suffers a blow Scratchings at the penultimate meeting for the season at Canterbury have depleted Brenton Avdulla's chances as he chases a first Sydney jockey's premiership.
Ascot ground crucial for Highland Reel Ground conditions will play a key role in the final make-up of the field for the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.
Mana on track to boost Kate Nipperess Mana can hearten his injured track rider Kate Nipperess by winning at Canterbury, a year after she suffered serious injuries in a fall at Warwick Farm.
Shinn to appeal careless riding penalty Blake Shinn will appeal a careless riding penalty which will keep him out of the Missile Stakes meeting.
Bunny Bad Girl on the hop for Highway Tamworth trainer Melissa Dennett is looking for the second winner of her short career when she takes filly Bunny Bad Girl to Rosehill for the Highway Plate.
Daytona Grey could cap season for stable Daytona Grey will be out to cap a successful season for his Adelaide trainers when he lines up in the final Group race of the season in Melbourne.
Price thinks Rupee can be in the money Lankan Rupee has proved his fitness with a course proper gallop ahead of his return in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Rehoming in spotlight for birthday bash Melbourne Cup winner Subzero will mark his 29th birthday at a Racing Victoria event for the dedicated people who help horses adjust to post-racing life.
Pepper's hopes draw bad barriers Canberra trainer Luke Pepper doubts he can repeat his quinella from his last visit to Canterbury with wide barriers putting a dampener on his chances.
Williams booking a Plus for Alexander Last-start Donald winner Plus Effronte has earned a crack at a city race at Sandown and is one of eight scheduled rides for premiership leader Craig Williams.
Fanatic nearing a trial ahead of Cups NZ Group One winner Fanatic is nearing a barrier trial ahead of a Cups campaign under the Lindsay Park banner.
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No excuses for Arrogate flop Arrogate will press on to the Group One Pacific Classic with no apparent reason coming to light for his last-start flop.
Enable a likely King George starter Dual Oaks winner Enable has firmed to favouritism for the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot .
Linda Meech winds up season at Swan Hill South Australia's Jamie Kah will be Australia's leading female rider following a suspension to Linda Meech.
Big entries for season's last Sydney races Nominations are strong for the final metropolitan meeting in Sydney for the season at Rosehill featuring the Listed Winter Challenge.
Fitter Lord chasing second Bletchingly Lord Of The Sky returns to Caulfield looking to land the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes for the second year running.
Henry Plumptre resigns from Godolphin Godolphin Australia managing director Henry Plumptre has resigned amid the ongoing inquiry into the non-reporting of a case of strangles in the stable.
Quality wins by Animal Kingdom 2YOs As Arrowfield prepares to welcome Animal Kingdom back for the 2017 season, excitement is growing about his future as a sire, thanks to six first-crop winners in Australia and two, including a Listed winner, in the United States.
English horse St Michel to be set for Cup Trainer Sir Mark Prescott is targeting the Melbourne Cup with St Michel who will not run in the Goodwood Cup.
Veterans score over the jumps at Bendigo After victories in separate races at Bendigo, jumpers Sea King and Wells are expected to lock horns in the Crisp Steeplechase at Sandown.
Jim Byrne throws out the challenge Jim Byrne has made a late bid to wrest the Queensland Jockey of the Year Award away from favourite Jeff Lloyd with some great recent form.
Lindsay Park big names readying for spring A host of big names from the Lindsay Park stable are ready to trial ahead of their spring returns.
Lloyd outed for second time in two days Premier Brisbane jockey Jeff Lloyd will miss the first part of the new season after copping his second careless riding suspension in two days.
Winx pleases with third in barrier trial Winx has put in an eye-catching finish to come from last and run third in a barrier trial at Randwick ahead of her tilt at a third Cox Plate.
Foxplay to trial against her mate Winx Winx is not the only horse on trainer Chris Waller's mind heading towards the major spring races.
Khalama rings true for Alan Bell Trainer Tony Gollan would like to see Khalama keep racing rather than head to the breeding barn in the belief she can win black-type in the summer sprints.
Lankan Rupee to headline Bletchingly field Monash Stakes winner Supido and Lankan Rupee are expected to headline the field for this season's final Group race, the Bletchingly Stakes.
Five answers about Winx's spring assault Only one horse has ever won Australia's premier weight-for-age race three times but mighty mare Winx is trying to change that this season.
Trial run before the big game for Winx Winx will make her first public appearance in a barrier trial at Randwick as she builds momentum towards the spring.
Beau Mertens wants a senior role Having recently lost his apprentice claim, Beau Mertens wants to lose the 'a' next to his name and ride as a senior jockey.
Ben Currie still in Qld premiership lead A treble at Toowoomba has increased Ben Currie's lead in the Queensland premiership.
Arrogate soundly beaten at Del Mar Arrogate has turned in a career lowlight, running a lacklustre fourth in the Group Two San Diego Stakes at Del Mar.
Brisbane racegoer warned off A racegoer who ran across Eagle Farm racetrack during a meeting has been warned off for two years.
Jockeys pay tribute to stalls attendant Jockeys across Britain have worn black armbands to pay their respects to a barrier stalls attendant fatally injured at Haydock.
Ben Thompson cops Flemington suspension Apprentice Ben Thompson has ridden a Flemington winner but also copped a suspension ruling him out of the final two city meetings of the season.
Pelethronius extends winning campaign David Pfieffer-trained Pelethronius has made it four wins from as many starts, with jockey Tye Angland capping his season with a double at Randwick.
Blake Shinn suspended at Randwick Blake Shinn has not enjoyed a happy welcome home, with the jockey outed for careless riding at Randwick.
Williams takes Melbourne premiership lead Craig Williams is two wins clear in the race for Melbourne jockeys' premiership honours following a winning double at Flemington.
Pacodali wins again at Flemington Imported stayer Pacodali has beaten stablemates Master Zephyr and Killarney Kid to make it back-to-back wins at Flemington in the final month of the season.
Rachel King's star continues to rise Apprentice Rachel King has claimed a Randwick double to cement her place in the Sydney riding ranks.
Play Master back on board at Flemington After a year off with injury, Play Master has recorded his first win in two years at Flemington.
Boss Lane wins again at Randwick Boss Lane has continued his affinity with Randwick in the July Sprint, winning on his home track for the seventh time.
Premier jockey Lloyd suspended at Doomben Premier Brisbane jockey Jeff Lloyd has been suspended for eight days for causing interference at Doomben.
Best to come for Crack Me Up Crack Me Up has won his third stakes race in the Tattersall's Mile but trainer Liam Birchley thinks his best is yet to come.
First open company win for Sunny Victory Troubled gelding Sunny Victory has put his problems behind him to win his first open company race at Doomben.
Hugh Bowman retains premiership lead Brenton Avdulla and Hugh Bowman have ended winless streaks at Randwick, allowing Bowman to protect his narrow lead in the Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Consistent Portman wins at Flemington The Danny O'Brien-trained Portman has continued his consistent season with a victory over 1400m on his home track at Flemington.
Anchor Bid dominant in Flemington win Odds-on favourite Anchor Bid hasn't let her supporters down with a stylish win at Flemington.
Impressive filly Memes racks up fifth win Jason Coyle will ponder stiffer challenges for in-form filly Memes after she recorded a fifth win in seven starts this preparation at Randwick.
Brandon Stockdale wins Rising Stars Final Brandon Stockdale has taken out the Rising Stars Final at Flemington on Dulverton after an eventful week for the apprentice rider.
Stewards take time in dismissing protest Stewards have taken seven minutes to dismiss a protest against winner Hingus Rose in a two year old handicap at Doomben.
Suncraze lights up his trainer After a frustrating sequence of second placings, Suncraze has cracked it for a Highway Handicap win at Randwick.
Riyadh lands another Flemington victory Mornington trainer Peter Healey may have to rethink plans for Riyadh after the gelding notched a winning hat-trick at Flemington.
Colt quinella for Snowden duo at Randwick Peter and Paul Snowden have scored a quinella in the card-opening 2YO Handicap at Randwick with promising colts Assimilate and Dracarys.
Winning ride by Plumb repays Kelly's faith Jockey Ryan Plumb has produced a top ride to steer Snapchat Girl to win from a wide alley in the Mumm Handicap at Doomben.
Currie horse disqualified Ben Currie's horse, Smooch, has been disqualified after winning a race at Caloundra and returning a positive swab.
RNSW buys property for retired horses Racing NSW has bought a 2600 acre property to set up a facility to retrain and rehome retired racehorses.
Stalls attendant dies in Haydock accident A barrier attendant has died from serious injuries suffered in a incident before the fourth race at Haydock.
Randwick right for Reldas Melbourne trainer Robert Smerdon will make a rare Sydney raid at Randwick with Reldas in the July Sprint.
Winx's colours auctioned for charity Hugh Bowman will appear at a benefit night for the wife of veteran jockey Darren Jones, whose death left her the sole carer of their two disabled sons.
Accidental doping costs NSW gelding $60k NSW stewards are satisfied trainer Andrew Dale did not purposely give gelding Lautaro female hormone treatment before he won a race at Scone.
Matt Dale seeks Highway with On The Fiddle Matt Dale hopes Canberra trainers can continue to contest the Highway Handicaps as he prepares On The Fiddle for his first crack at the concept at Randwick.
Highly Geared aims to motor in July Sprint Late-developing sprinter Highly Geared will wrap up a stand-out preparation that could extend her career in the July Sprint at Randwick on Saturday.
Dollar For Dollar out to bounce back The winner of three of his five starts, Dollar For Dollar will be out to bounce back from the only unplaced run of his career when he lines up at Flemington.
Kings Of Leon no longer missing a beat Kings Of Leon is looking to stay in the winning groove during an improved preparation when he tackles 1200 metres for the first time at Randwick.
Gollan looking to Charlie Boy to improve Stakes-winning sprinter Charlie Boy has had several changes to his gear and a good spell as he returns to racing for a new stable on Saturday.
Flemington challenge for Rebellious Lord Unbeaten country-trained gelding Rebellious Lord travels to Flemington for the first time to make his city debut.
Bowman has Randwick numbers over Avdulla Brenton Avdulla will sit out the first four races at Randwick while his rival for the Sydney jockeys' premiership, Hugh Bowman, is on three favourites.
Weights right for Colour Charge Trainer Natalie McCall believes the decision to raise the weights in Saturday's Tattersall's Mile at Doomben works in favour of Colour Charge.
Drop in weight to suit in-form Whyouask Whyouask has returned in good form this winter and will be chasing a second-straight city win when she lines up at Flemington in a late-season race for fillies.
Suspension gets Michelle Payne sorted out Jockey Michelle Payne has been able to get her health back on track after a one-month suspension for testing positive to a banned substance.
Double chance for Les Kelly at Doomben Gold Coast trainer Les Kelly has a chance for his first Saturday metropolitan double at Doomben since his return from an 18-month break.
Vic industry will not appeal ACT decision The Victorian Racing Industry will not join Crownbet and the ACCC in an appeal against the Tabcorp-Tatts Group merger.
Bolero King continues comeback at Randwick Clarry Conners believes injury-hit gelding Bolero King can make up for lost time and continue his march towards black-type races at Randwick.
ATC committed to all Sydney tracks: Pearce The Australian Turf Club has made a $180 million commitment to infrastructure and facilities at all four Sydney tracks.
Lonhro's slayer Grand Armee dies aged 18 Gai Waterhouse and Danny Beasley have paid tribute to two-time Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner Grand Armee, who has died at the age of 18.
Gentle Annie hits the Highway at Randwick Gentle Annie makes her Highway Handicap debut for Mick Miladinovic at Randwick, as Canberra trainers still face an uncertain future with the popular concept.
Thornton out to build on Sandown success After notching a first Melbourne city win at Sandown, apprentice Stephanie Thornton will be striving to add another when she competes at Flemington.
Craig Williams back aboard Divine Mr Artie Brendan McCarthy was expecting more from Divine Mr Artie first-up at Caulfield but is hoping the gelding can bounce back to winning form at Flemington.
Waller trains first runner for Aquis Farm Aquis Farm-owned two-year-old Colosimo will make her debut for leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller at Randwick.
Canberra trainers status decision on hold It will be at least three months until a decision whether Canberra trainers should be classified as country or provincial.
Mertens hopes for better Flemington result Apprentice Beau Mertens is hopeful of a better outcome at Flemington after seven placings at his most recent city meeting.
Birchley colt set for Crack at Tatt's Mile Crack Me Up has shown his form at Eagle Farm was wrong with two top runs as he heads to the Listed Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Diomedes continues Guy stable association One of racing's oldest associations will continue when two-year-old Diomedes runs at Doomben.
Stockdale all bandaged up and ready to go Apprentice Brandon Stockdale is confident of getting the all clear to take his rides at Flemington after his mishap with boiling water at Sandown.
Currie to chase title without stable star Trainer Ben Currie's Doomben team has been reduced to two runners after the sale of stable star Ilovevegas to Hong Kong.
Tiffani Brooker chases Brisbane milestones Apprentice Tiffani Brooker has two records in her sights with three metropolitan meetings left in the season.
Glyn Schofield to ride Le Romain Jockey Glyn Schofield will be reunited with Le Romain when the triple Group One winner makes his return in the Missile Stakes.
Ana O'Brien recovering from injuries Jockey Ana O'Brien is unlikely to need surgery as she recovers from back injuries suffered in a fall.
Renovation works cause meeting transfer Work to address kickback on the Pakenham synthetic track has resulted in a meeting being transferred to Bairnsdale.
First Melbourne win for Stephanie Thornton Apprentice Stephanie Thornton has notched her first city win in Melbourne on the same mare she rode in her first race in Tasmania.
Shinn makes subdued return to Aust racing Blake Shinn has been unable to ride a Warwick Farm winner at his first meeting back from a successful stint in Chicago.
Jordan Grob gets first Melbourne city win Apprentice Jordan Grob has ridden his first city winner at Sandown after picking up the ride on the Darren Weir-trained Gun Case.
Williams joins Mertens in premiership lead Craig Williams has joined Beau Mertens at the top of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with three meetings of the season remaining.
Win to savour for Blaike McDougall Suspension-plagued apprentice Blaike McDougall has celebrated a morale-boosting victory at Warwick Farm after a show of faith from trainer Stephen Jones.
Lion Couchant source of pride for Potowski Lion Couchant has come back from the brink to surprise his trainer Ethne Potowski with his recent form.
Black-type races run at risk of downgrade Date changes to some black-type races in NSW could have a damaging effect on Australia's pattern races.
Stewart's winning run continues Jockey Brad Stewart has added to his outstanding recent form with victory on Mishani Sleuth at Doomben.
Murray Baker to have big spring team Veteran New Zealand trainer Murray Baker will head to the Melbourne spring carnival with a strong team.
Fully Maxed storms home for Sandown win The Shane Nichols-trained two-year-old Fully Maxed has finishing strongly from back in the field to make a winning return at Sandown.
Date set for Winx's return to the track Winx's trainer Chris Waller has pencilled in four races in the lead-up to the champion mare's attempt for a record-equalling third consecutive Cox Plate.
Cruising Speed on track for Tatt's Mile Cruising Speed can complete a great year for the Ontrack Syndicate if she wins Listed Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Marenostro stays home in bid to find form Chris Waller has resisted the temptation to send Marenostro to Queensland for the first time, hoping he can regain winning form at Randwick.
Boiling water burns Stockdale at Sandown Apprentice Brandon Stockdale has suffered a scalded arm from boiling water at Sandown.
Less travel for Zero ahead of Flemington Extra Zero has remained in Melbourne following his last start placing in the lead-up to 103rd career start at Flemington.
Tivoli Street finds route to maiden win Chris Waller has nabbed a trifecta in the opening race at the Warwick Farm midweek meeting with Tivoli Street leading the trio.
Chris Munce gets Doomben double Trainer Chris Munce has cemented his association with long-time Australian syndicator Shelley Hancox with Johnny Whitecox's win at Doomben
Melham working to make Everest weight Jockey Ben Melham has already started a program to get him to 51kg to ride She Will Reign in the $10 million The Everest.
Williams to ride Slipper winner in Moir Craig Williams will ride Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign in the Moir Stakes in which she will carry just 50kg.
Fractured vertebrae for Ana O'Brien Ana O'Brien has suffered a fractured C1 vertebra in her neck and T6 in her back after a fall at Killarney.
Ryan-trained colts in eye-catching trials Gerald Ryan-trained stablemates Trapeze Artist and Menari have performed well in separate barrier trials as they gear up for the spring.
Miss Vista relative wins debut at Geelong Most Admired has emulated his half-sister Miss Vista by scoring a strong debut win at Geelong.
Magic Consol ready for Flemington trip Country Victorian trainer Paul Preusker is looking forward to Magic Consol's attempt over 2000m at Flemington.
Thunder Road roars into Jericho contention Goulburn's twin trainers, Emma and Lucy Longmire, have set their sights on the inaugural Jericho Cup after Thunder Road's marathon win at Wagga Wagga.
Corey Brown has suspension changed to fine Corey Brown has had a suspension for not riding a horse to the line varied to a fine on appeal.
Randwick the venue for Sound Proposition Sound Proposition will attempt to keep a perfect record intact for new trainer Kris Lees when he runs at Randwick.
Shinn seeks happy homecoming on Tinker Dan Blake Shinn will open his comeback to Sydney racing after a five-week stint in Chicago aboard Tinker Dan at Warwick Farm.
'Mountain goats', model to tackle Kokoda Hugh Bowman has admitted he's done little training for a charity walk along the Kokoda Track, while stuck in a tight battle to be crowned Sydney's best jockey.
Premiership race again heats up at Sandown Beau Mertens and Craig Williams each have rides on two early favourites at Sandown as they chase Melbourne premiership honours.
Prince of Penzance visits Sydney's CBD Melbourne Cup winning horse Prince of Penzance and a two-time Cup winning jockey have given Sydney commuters a glimpse of the world famous trophy.
Eagle Farm track report delayed An independent report into the controversial Eagle Farm track surface has been delayed by a week.
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Le Romain wins trial ahead of return Le Romain has shown his readiness for his race return with a barrier trial win at Newcastle with trainer Kris Lees hoping he can secure a berth in The Everest.
Dettori takes time off ahead of Goodwood Frankie Dettori is set to sit out the action this week as he continues his recovery from a troublesome shoulder injury.
NSW in competition with Vic: V'landys Racing NSW chief executive Peter V'landys says the state is in competition with Victoria over the wagering dollar amid changes to the Sydney spring carnival.
Apprentices to battle it out at Flemington Ben Thompson has already done enough to win the Rising Stars Series in Victoria but the apprentice is hoping to also take out the Final at Flemington.
Man Of His Word could back up at Randwick Gold Coast trainer Bruce Hill is keen to try Man Of His Word over 1800 metres at Randwick after his close second in the Listed Winter Stakes.
Antipas showing extra distance should suit Antipas will be one of the late-season two-year-olds who will be tested over more ground when he steps up to 1800m in the Byerley Handicap at Flemington.
Short spring campaign for La Diosa New Zealand filly La Diosa will have a short spring campaign when she returns from a break after a tiring autumn in Sydney.
Magic Alibi to back up last-start win Magic Alibi will run in one of two 1100m-sprints at Randwick as she attempts back-to-back wins.
Blake Shinn to return at Warwick Farm Blake Shinn returns to Sydney racing from America with rides in six of the seven races on the midweek Warwick Farm program.
Abbey Marie to be aimed at Caulfield Cup Mick Kent is plotting a Caulfield Cup preparation for Abbey Marie while the trainer will wait until after Supido's next start to decide his Group One targets.
Sheiswhatsheis to run in Tatt's Mile Sheiswhatsheis will miss the Townsville Cup in favour of the Listed Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Trainer Ben Currie gets century Young trainer Ben Currie's treble at Toowoomba has given him 100 Queensland winners for first time.
Caravaggio still in Everest mix The $10 million Everest is still on the cards for Caravaggio despite his fourth in the July Cup.
Shogun Sun to be set for Golden Rose Trainer Kelly Schweida is hoping to boost Shogun Sun's prize money so he gets a start in the Group One Golden Rose during the Sydney spring carnival.
Conners hits out at Canterbury work Trainer Clarry Conners says the Australian Turf Club is neglecting Warwick Farm while it puts in a Polytrack at Canterbury.
Lindsay Park fillies on target for spring Well-performed two-year-old fillies Catchy, Tulip and Formality are progressing well as they build up for their spring preparations aimed at feature races.
Brad Pengelly to ride in Mauritius Jockey Brad Pengelly is set to take up a riding contract in Mauritius for four months.
Enable adds Irish Oaks to Epsom win The John Gosden-trained Enable has completed the English-Irish Oaks double for jockey Frankie Dettori.
Report on Eagle Farm track imminent An independent report into problems with the Eagle Farm racetrack is expected to be ready this week.
Qiji Phoenix heading to Waller stable New Zealand colt Qiji Phoenix will join the Chris Waller stable to be prepared for Group One racing in Australia.
Caravaggio fourth in July Cup The previously unbeaten Caravaggio has finished fourth in the July Cup at Newmarket won by Harry Angel.
Dwayne Dunn cops 18-meeting suspension Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for 18 meetings for careless riding aboard winner Windbern at Caulfield.
Hippo gracious following first city treble A humble Adam Hyeronimus has credited trainer Tim Clark for backing his skills and teaching him new ones after collecting his first city treble at Rosehill.
Supido resumes with Monash Stakes win The Mick Kent-trained Supido has made a winning return in the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes, giving the Group One-placed sprinter his first stakes win.
Mertens keeps nose in front in premiership Beau Mertens has guided Schism to a hard-fought win at Caulfield to keep him just in front in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with four meetings remaining.
Sweet Winter win for Coyle and Taylor Slightly Sweet has given Jess Taylor her first black-type win with a tough victory in the Listed Winter Stakes at Rosehill.
Araldo Junior too tough in Queensland Cup Former German galloper Araldo Junior has proved a superior stayer by winning the Listed Queensland Cup at Caloundra.
Damaging burst fires Collateral home In-form Bjorn Baker-trained gelding Collateral has made it five wins from six starts with another impressive victory at Rosehill.
Presidential return for Washington Heights After an injury-marred stint in Hong Kong, Washington Heights has returned in style at Rosehill to the delight of trainer Gerald Ryan.
Visor helps Portion Control at Caulfield The Lindsay Park team tinkered with Portion Control's gear and the application of a visor has given the desired result, with the gelding winning at Caulfield.
Hansen in two minds on Bright It Home Pop Trainer Darryl Hansen is in two minds about whether to sty at home or head south with smart two-year-old Bring It Home Pop.
Bell doubts win can compensate for closure Darren Bell has continued his winning run but doubts he will ever recover the $120,000 an enforced closure of his stables has cost him.
Buddy Honest win for Aleacia Bennett Cessnock trainer Aleacia Bennett has savoured her first city winner after Buddy Honest led throughout to score the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Record bequest of $400k to jockeys trust The estate of Denise Cobcroft is donating $400,000 of breeding proceeds to the National Jockeys Trust, making it the largest donation of its kind to the fund.
I Did It Again impresses with win on debut Trainer Greg Eurell will aim I Did It Again, a horse he bred, towards the Caulfield Guineas after the gelding made a winning debut at Caulfield.
Tumbler heads for Sydney after Coast win Talented mare Tumbler has earned at Sydney trip by overcoming problems to win on the Sunshine Coast.
Insensata wins again at Rosehill Trainer Jason Coyle has welcomed progressive filly Insensata back to the winner's stall for the second time in as many weeks at Rosehill.
Siege Of Quebec repels quality challenge Black-type-bound colt Siege Of Quebec has won his Sydney debut to remain unbeaten and on track for the Group One Golden Rose in September.
Williams wins on Orient Line at Caulfield Craig Williams has struck in the opening race at Caulfield, guiding Orient Line to a fast-finishing victory.
Roly Poly wins G1 Falmouth Stakes Roly Poly has led all the way to win the Group One Falmouth Stakes at Newmarket for trainer Aidan O'Brien and jockey Ryan Moore.
Caravaggio heads 10-horse July Cup field Caravaggio heads a select field of 10 for the July Cup at Newmarket as he bids for a seventh-straight win.
Imitation Game aims to replicate first win Imitation Game heads to the Highway Handicap at Rosehill as Doug Gorrel challenges the Canberra rival who convinced him train the gelding.
Snitzel equals Danehill's sire stakes mark Leading sire Snitzel has equalled Danehill's record of 26 stakes winners in a single season set in 2001/02.
Shinn reaches double figures in Chicago Sydney jockey Blake Shinn has ridden a double at Arlington Park to boost his win tally to 10 as his American sojourn comes to an end.
Trainer Natalie McCall rises to occasion Trainer Natalie McCall hopes new stable acquisition Royal Occasion can continue his good first-up record in a talent-filled race at the Sunshine Coast.
Two French track riders banned in Victoria Two track riders working in Victoria have been handed bans of six weeks and two months after testing positive to unnamed drugs.
Siege Of Quebec faces step up in class Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott will guide Siege Of Quebec towards Group One racing in spring after the promising colt makes his Sydney debut at Rosehill.
Michael Cahill goes with Araldo Junior Michael Cahill will be aiming to give trainer Mike Moroney a third Queensland Cup aboard Araldo Junior at the Sunshine Coast.
Adelaide-based Grey earns crack at Monash Adelaide trainer Leon Macdonald is happy to give veteran sprinter Daytona Grey another crack at stakes company in the Sir John Monash Stakes in Melbourne.
More black-type a goal for Slightly Sweet Jason Coyle admits Slightly Sweet needs some luck in running at Rosehill to add more black-type to her record before retirement.
Kobi Creek set for a Cup upset Stuart Kendrick is hoping Kobi Creek can produce another career-best run in the Queensland Cup to complete a great year for the stable.
Claim to help Revolving Door at Caulfield Brandon Stockdale's three-kilo claim could come in handy for Revolving Door at Caulfield when the gelding bids to bounce back from a narrow last-start second.
Trainer Brian Smith a true stayer Eagle Farm trainer Brian Smith can add to his reputation as a top conditioner of stayers if My Diamantine wins the Queensland Cup.
Hawkbill earns Caulfield Cup start Hawkbill has earned a ballot-free start in the Caulfield Cup with victory in the Group Two Princess of Wales's Stakes.
Waller praises Bowman's blinkered view Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller expects a gear change suggested by jockey Hugh Bowman can lift Pioneering from a form slump at Rosehill.
Last-legs win gets Gai her 4th Grafton Cup Supply and Demand has led from start to finish to hand trainer Gai Waterhouse her fourth Grafton Cup.
New training track for Canterbury The not for sale sign is up at Canterbury with the Australian Turf Club to make an investment in infrastructure.
Prince Jacko sheds weight issue in Highway Prince Jacko finally carries a favourable weight for Canberra trainers Keith Dryden and Scott Collings when he makes his Highway Handicap debut at Rosehill.
Chocolate Holic to make Melbourne debut West Australian stakes winner Chocolate Holic will make his Melbourne debut for the Darren Weir stable in the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Winona voices hope for August race return NSW jockey Winona Costin hopes she can return to racing once she recovers from surgery to remove plates and screws from her left arm.
No barrier for Extensible in Winter Stakes Extensible has finally received a favourable barrier draw but Civic Stakes-winning stablemate Gold Symphony is still Peter Snowden's Winter Stakes favourite.
Eurell looking forward to juvenile's debut Trainer Greg Eurell is hoping two-year-old gelding I Did It Again, a horse he bred, can made an immediate impression on debut at Caulfield.
Fourth time lucky for Pop 'N' Scotch Pop 'N' Scotch will line up in the Queensland Cup for the fourth time trying to snare a win after three second placings.
Melbourne spring beckons Summer Passage NZ colt Summer Passage, runner-up in the Group One ATC Sires' Produce Stakes, will head to Melbourne for his spring racing.
Drop in class and distance for Oink Trainer Kelly Schweida admits Oink is at the crossroads of his career ahead of his next start at the Sunshine Coast.
Irish jumps legend Tommy Carberry dies Irish jumps racing legend Tommy Carberry, who rode and trained a Grand National winner, has died aged 75.
Racing NSW and Canberra club to meet Racing NSW and Canberra Racing administrators will meet to discuss whether the jurisdiction should be classed as country or provincial.
Dwayne Dunn rides Sandown treble Dwayne Dunn has taken riding honours at Sandown with a winning treble, while Craig Williams has edged to within two wins of premiership leader Beau Mertens.
Calanda wins Ramornie for Snowden team Calanda has given trainers Peter and Paul Snowden victory in the feature sprint at Grafton, the Ramornie Handicap.
Bowman leads premiership after double Hugh Bowman leads the Sydney jockey's premiership with a double at Canterbury edging him in front of the suspended Brenton Avdulla.
Fradd passes 100 winners at Doomben Robbie Fradd has become the third Queensland rider this season to pass 100 winners for the season on All Pluck at Doomben.
I Boogi gives Cameron family special win Four-year-old I Boogi has given Russell Cameron and his son Scott the first winner of their recently-formed training partnership.
Ruby Ride hurt in race fall at Doomben Apprentice Ruby Ride has been taken to hospital for checks after her mount Red Magic bled and crashed through the running rail at Doomben on Wednesday.
Supido favourite for G3 Monash Stakes Group One-placed sprinter Supido has been installed favourite for the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes at his return from a spell.
Roger Booth remembered at Sandown Riders have worn black arm bands as a mark of respect to Roger Booth in a race named in tribute to the late jockey at Sandown.
Hypnotist conjures up another win Impressive Peter and Paul Snowden-trained colt Hypnotist has made it three from three with a win on his city debut at Canterbury.
Paragon to defy breeding in Queensland Cup Sydney stayer Paragon is bred to be a sprinter but looms as a major player in the Queensland Cup over 3200 metres.
Street Impact wins narrowly on debut Trainer Robert Smerdon is convinced Street Impact has more to offer after her narrow debut win at Sandown.
Ninth Legion perseveres for Peter Robl Veteran gelding Ninth Legion continues to impress his trainer Peter Robl, who rode him to victory on debut five years ago.
Apprentice Matt McGillivray gets a stay Apprentice Matt McGillivray has got a stay on an increased penalty for causing interference until it goes to a Queensland Civil and Administrative hearing.
Marcus Wilson outed on cobalt charges Gold Coast trainer Marcus Wilson has been disqualified for 12 months after pleading guilty to two cobalt related charges.
Premiership battle to continue at Sandown Craig Williams returns to city racing after a suspension with a strong book of rides at Sandown as he bids to close the gap on premiership leader Beau Mertens.
Victorian jockey banned for four months Victorian jockey Patrick Holmes has pleaded guilty and been banned from racing for four months after testing positive to an unnamed drug.
Matt Dale heading to another Highway Amid uncertainty about the country status of Canberra trainers, Matt Dale will bring Surprise Party to Sydney for the Highway race at Rosehill.
Cosmic Reign reaches for new heights Stephen Gleeson hopes Hugh Bowman engineers the win that proved elusive the last time the trainer came to Sydney when Cosmic Reign makes his Highway debut.
Jeweller replaces Crown as Oaks sponsor The Australian jeweller that will sponsor the VRC Oaks for the next five years will also replace Longines as Flemington's official timekeeper.
In-form Schism could back up at Caulfield The Ciaron Maher-trained Schism could back up in a 1400m open handicap at Caulfield, seven days after winning the Leilani Series Final at Flemington.
Chocante to race in Sydney as Cup lead-up New Zealander Chocante, winner of the Brisbane Cup, will do his spring racing in Australia on his way to the Melbourne Cup.
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Viceroy seeks to continue admirable record Canberra trainer Luke Pepper has a two-pronged attack at Canterbury with Viceroy finally finding a track that suits and Erins Zar earning a Sydney debut.
Yogi chases third-straight win at Sandown Improving stayer Yogi will chase his third-straight city win when he steps up to 2100m on the Sandown Lakeside circuit.
Yankee Rose trials well at Doomben Group One winner Yankee Rose has had a solid trial at Doomben as she prepares for a comeback after eight months away from racing.
Lankan Rupee continues on comeback trail Multiple Group One winner Lankan Rupee has had his first jump-out this year as he builds towards a race return in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Dettori bids for Classic double on Enable Epsom Oaks winner Enable remains on course to bid for a Classic double in the Irish Oaks at the Curragh.
Badajoz favourite for Ramornie Handicap Badajoz is favourite for two sprint races over the Grafton carnival but has drawn barrier 17 in the Ramornie Handicap.
Bayliss returns to trackwork after injury Group One-winning jockey Regan Bayliss has ridden trackwork for the first time since suffering a broken wrist as he builds towards a return to the races.
ACCC wants review of Tatts-Tabcorp deal The ACCC wants the Federal Court to review the Australian Competition Tribunal's authorisation of the Tatts-Tabcorp merger.
Washington Heights back in Australia Washington Heights has won a barrier trial at Randwick ahead of his return to Sydney racing after a stint in Hong Kong.
Monash Stakes target for Murt The Flirt Murt The Flirt has been effective first-up in the past and will chase the biggest win of his career when he resumes in the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes.
Burning Passion in first start for Newnham Mark Newnham is looking to Burning Passion to maintain his form when he runs in the Listed Winter Stakes for his new stable.
Wingrove Park Celebrate Stakes Victory for Royal Symphony THE unbeaten run of Domesday colt Royal Symphony extended into black-type success at Flemington on Saturday, when the colt joined an honour roll of five stakes winners bred by Wingrove Park, with a devastating triumph in the Listed $120,000 Taj Rossi Series Final (1600m).
Hartnell to kick off campaign in Melbourne Hartnell will kick off in the P B Lawrence Stakes in Melbourne to begin a campaign likely to take a different path from champion mare Winx.
Another Derby Hero for Tavistock Cambridge Stud's champion Montjeu son Tavistock added another Derby hero to his resume when classy stayer Infantry took out the Singapore Derby at Kranji on Sunday.
Joao Moreira sets another Hong Kong record Champion rider Joao Moreira has set a new Hong Kong jockeys' record with his 169th winner for the season.
Godolphin's Thunder Snow wins French G1 Godolphin's Thunder Snow has won the Group One Prix Jean Prat at Chantilly.
Zed Em wins another feature steeplechase The Patrick Payne-trained Zed Em has won the Thackeray Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
Man of His Word headed to Sydney A frustrated Bruce Hill is considering a Sydney trip to tackle the Winter Stakes for the unlucky Man Of His Word.
Ben Currie in bid to win Queensland title Ben Currie fears he is running out of ammunition to hold off Tony Gollan and win the Queensland trainers' premiership for the first time.
Melbourne spring aims for Savile Row Rising four-year-old Savile Row will head across from New Zealand to trainer Mike Moroney's Flemington base to be aimed at Melbourne spring carnival races.
Houtzen on way to climb Everest Star Queensland filly Houtzen is coming along nicely in training as she gets ready to contest the $10 million The Everest.
Mertens not cheering yet in title race Beau Mertens has kicked four wins clear in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership, with six meetings remaining for Craig Williams to bridge the gap.
QRIC is a success: Barnett Queensland Racing Integrity Commission boss Ross Barnett says the commission had proved its worth in its first year of operation.
Ulysses wins Eclipse in a thriller Ulysses has edged out Barney Roy to give master trainer Sir Michael Stoute a record-equalling sixth win in the Group One Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Tom Sadler suspended for one month Jockey Tom Sadler has been suspended for a month after being hit with an improper riding charge and a careless riding charge from the same race at Flemington.
In-form Ability wins again at Flemington Emerging sprinter Ability has made it three wins from as many starts this campaign, taking out the Listed All Victorian Sprint Series Final at Flemington.
Bowman premiership blitz continues at Farm Hugh Bowman is closing in on the Sydney jockeys' premiership after riding two winners at Warwick Farm.
Cummings to embrace Godolphin challenge James Cummings says he is relishing the prospect of becoming a better horse trainer in his role for Godolphin.
Tshahitsi wins Winter Championship Final Tasmanian gelding Tshahitsi has notched his third Melbourne win of the preparation with a hard-fought victory in the Listed Winter Championship Series Final.
Lloyd found not at fault after complaint Stewards have found top jockey Jeff Lloyd was not at fault after trainer Will Hulbert complained about his ride on two-year-old Showashadow.
Irish Constabulary makes up for lost time Eight-year-old Irish Constabulary has continued to make up for his late start to racing by winning his eighth race at Doomben.
Super Haze gives McEvoy Flemington double Five-year-old stayer Super Haze has given trainer Tony McEvoy a winning double at Flemington after an earlier win to boom colt Royal Symphony.
Kings Of Leon rated a sprinter of future Kings Of Leon has graduated to city-class racing with a come-from-behind win at Warwick Farm.
Royal Symphony remains unbeaten Quality two-year-old colt Royal Symphony has remained unbeaten with another dominant display in the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final at his third start.
Mertens notches milestones at Flemington Beau Mertens has extended his lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership to four with a Flemington treble on a day he also outrode his claim.
Nic's Vendetta takes out Highway Handicap Country apprentice Mikayla Weir has upstaged leading jockey Corey Brown to ride her first city winner at Warwick Farm.
Mertens brings up a century for the season Beau Mertens has ridden his 100th winner for the season in Victoria, bringing up the milestone on Schism in the Leilani Series Final at Flemington.
Tony Gollan reaches 100 winners Trainer Tony Gollan has reached 100 winners for the season courtesy of an early double at Doomben with Khalama and She's Our Star.
Stewards order scratching of Show A Star Stewards have ordered the withdrawal of the Simon Morrish-trained Show A Star from a race at Flemington.
Fradd says don't sack Rancho Montoya Jockey Robbie Fradd says Rancho Montoya is still a horse to follow despite him being beaten by another promising two-year-old Ilovevegas at Doomben.
Spanish Reef wins Rivette Series Final The Ken Keys-trained Spanish Reef has made it back-to-back city wins, taking out the Rivette Series Final at Flemington.
Cummings, Godolphin team up in dream start Two-year-old Manicure has given James Cummings a perfect start to his role as Godolphin's head Australian trainer.
The Star backs Hayes in Everest The Star has backed David Hayes and Lindsay Park in The Everest but the stable's runner in the $10 million race has yet to be decided.
Tegan Harrison nears 500 winners Tegan Harrison hopes her run of long-priced winners can continue at Doomben as she nears 500 career victories.
Wynne salutes in tribute to late jockey Mornington Racecourse will host the funeral of Roger Booth after the country hoop had a heart attack while racing in Darwin.
New Flemington stand topped by garden Flowers will soon be blooming five storeys above Flemington racecourse with the VRC revealing a rooftop garden as a key feature of the $128m grandstand.
Cummings eagerly awaits debut in blue In-form jockey Corey Brown will be hoping he can get James Cummings off to a perfect start as the 29-year-old trainer makes his debut for Godolphin.
Gear change for sprinter Rough Justice Consistent sprinter Rough Justice will have a tongue-tie for the first time in the Listed All Victorian Sprint Series Final.
Melanie O'Gorman has sunny disposition Tamworth trainer Melanie O'Gorman is looking to the consistent Suncraze to break his frustrating run of second placings.
Flying Light on road to Townsville Former Victorian galloper Flying Light will take another step towards the Townsville Cup when he runs at Doomben.
Maher with strong hand at Flemington Trainer Ciaron Maher believes in-form Ruby Sea and Schism can make their presence felt again in their respective races on Flemington Finals Day.
Tony Gollan in Doomben onslaught Premier trainer Tony Gollan begins a late season onslaught at Doomben with 13 runners including three chances in the open handicap.
25th 2YO Winner for I Am Invincible Yarraman Park's flagship sire I am Invincible has had a benchmark season and a big part of his success has come from his two year-olds, who include stylish debut winner Fleeting Feeling, who saluted at Cranbourne on Thursday.
Record number of Blue Diamond entries for 2018 edition Black Caviar's second foal is among the record 1470 nominations received for the 2018 Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Amovatio chases second Winter Final win Six-year-old Amovatio will chase his second Winter Championship Series Final win when he lines up with top weight in the Listed 1600m race at Flemington.
Big increase in broodmare owner bonuses for breeding winners of BOBS races in NSW August 1, 2017 is not only the birthday of horses and the beginning of a new racing season but also the starting date for much greater returns to broodmare owners who produce winners of the many BOBS races run in NSW each season.
Waller’s Gold Coast Stable Nears Full Capacity The new Gold Coast satellite stable of leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller is nearing capacity, with 23 horses expected to be prepared from the new Queensland base by the end of July
Gingernuts gearing up for Caulfield Cup Rosehill Guineas winner Gingernuts could stay home in New Zealand in the lead-up to the Caulfield Cup.
Trainer Mark Thomas fined $5000 Trainer Mark Thomas has pleaded guilty to an improper conduct charge and been fined $5000.
Changes to the Sydney spring carnival There have major prize money increases and several date changes to the Sydney spring carnival.
Bowman relies on Waller to bridge gap Hugh Bowman will rely on the support of Chris Waller-trained runners to erode Brenton Avdulla's lead in the Sydney jockey's premiership.
Major boost for Sydney spring carnival The revamped Sydney spring carnival has received a prize money boost along with changes to dates heading to the $10 million Everest race day.
The Everest's first jockey confirmed Blake Shinn has been named as the first jockey taking part in the $10 million Everest before half the field has confirmed their runners.
Blake Shinn first to saddle up for Everest Newhaven Park's John Kelly has confirmed Blake Shinn will be aboard English in the inaugural running of the $10 million The Everest.
Dunn with good chances on Finals Day Unbeaten colt Royal Symphony and in-form sprinter Ability headline Dwayne Dunn's book of rides on Flemington Finals Day.
Esgrimidor an anxious starter for Howlett Todd Howlett cannot jump to conclusions about Esgrimidor's chances at Warwick Farm after the gelding's tardy behaviour in the barriers recently.
Mertens out to build on premiership lead A full book of rides at Flemington gives apprentice Beau Mertens another chance to extend his lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Matt McGillivray on city mission Apprentice Matt McGillivray hopes to transform his recent winning streak on the midweek and provincial circuit to more city wins.
Salesman hits the road for Highway debut Southern Highlands trainer Sarah Murray-Leslie will break new ground when Salesman makes his Highway Handicap debut at Warwick Farm.
Chris Anderson on the money at Doomben The former James Cummings-trained Colour of Money will be the first Bong Bong Cup winner to race in Brisbane when he appears at Doomben for Chris Anderson.
Rancho Montoya to do dam proud Two-year-old Rancho Montoya is the last of broodmare Isolda's offspring and he could prove to be one of her best.
Yendall to miss rest of season with injury Leading Victorian jockey Dean Yendall is expected to be sidelined for at least four to six weeks with a fractured scapula after a fall at Mildura.
RadioTAB to launch appeal for NJT Brisbane radio station RadioTAB will hold an appeal to help the National Jockeys Trust.
Bowman bridges gap as Avdulla suspended Sydney jockeys' premiership leader Brenton Avdulla will miss two meetings through suspension with Hugh Bowman closing the gap with a treble at Canterbury.
Thompson shines with Sandown treble Apprentice Ben Thompson has played a starring role at Sandown with three wins on a day when premiership leader Beau Mertens went winless.
Evil Cry to back up in Taj Rossi Final The Robbie Laing-trained Evil Cry will back up in the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final over 1600m at Flemington, a week after finishing second over a sprint trip.
Kelly gets double with youngsters Trainer Les Kelly's confidence in two-year-olds Snapchat Girl and Calligrapher against older horses has been rewarded with a Gold Coast double.
Calculated surges to maiden win Calculated, a son of dual Cox Plate winner So You Think, has responded under pressure to win his first race at Canterbury.
Smart Coupe makes it two from two Two-year-old filly Smart Coupe has backed up a convincing debut win at Wangaratta with a city win at her second start at Sandown.
So You Think winner destined for bigger things – Bowman Although only a narrow winner in the TAB Maiden Handicap (1200m) at Canterbury on Wednesday, So You Think's Calculated is bound for much bigger things according to champion jockey, Hugh Bowman.
Your Way set for comeback on home track Bjorn Baker has Your Way back from an illness-enforced spell and is eyeing black-type races in the spring after she makes her comeback at Warwick Farm.
Darryl Ward to have first Brisbane starter Land Office will be the first Brisbane starter for experienced horseman Darryl Ward who has taken over his training from the retired Steele Ryan.
Prime Dispatch 5 July 17 Husson Eagle, Invincible Al and Hussy’s Glow trained by Patrick Payne Likely to line up at Flemington for Finals Day this Saturday!!!
English to run for the TAB in Everest The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained English has been selected by the wagering company TAB as its representative in the $10 million Everest.
Races added to Karaka Million program Four Group races and a $1 million race for three-year-olds will enhance the next running of the Karaka Million meeting.
NZ's Johnson third in riders' championship New Zealand jockey Danielle Johnson has finished third in the inaugural Lady Jockeys' Thoroughbred World Championships in Sweden.
Beautiful opportunity for La Chica Bella Promising filly La Chica Bella makes her Saturday grade debut for trainer Joe Pride on her new home track at Warwick Farm.
First winner back for jockey Leanne Henry Leanne Henry has ridden a winner a Muswellbrook, her first since being injured in a three-horse fall at Warialda.
de Sousa to ride Eminent in Eclipse Silvestre de Sousa will partner Eminent for the first time in the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown.
Moroney with three chances in Winter Final Trainer Mike Moroney has three horses ready to contest the Winter Championship Series Final on their home track at Flemington.
William Pike to ride in Singapore Derby Top Perth jockey William Pike will head to Singapore to ride the Laurie Laxon-trained Lim's Samurai in the Group One Singapore Derby.
High expectations for debutant Auchentoman Trainer Gary Moore is ready to send out debutant Auchentoman who will aim to transfer his impressive trial form to racing at Canterbury.
Treble to Blake Shinn at Arlington Blake Shinn has ridden a treble on the seven-race card at Arlington Park to take his tally to six during his stint in the United States.
Walker returns to trackwork after injury Jockey Michael Walker has made his return to trackwork after a lengthy injury absence, riding five horses in gallops at Caulfield.
Mertens can build on premiership lead Beau Mertens will get the chance to build on his Melbourne premiership lead in the absence of rival Craig Williams at Sandown.
Donna Philpot to be farewelled at Bendigo Popular Bendigo racing identity Donna Philpot will be farewelled at the local track after losing her life in a riding incident.
Limato to take on Caravaggio in July Cup Harry Bentley has been recalled to ride Limato when he takes on Caravaggio in the July Cup at Newmarket.
Hayley Turner fit for jockeys' challenge Hayley Turner has ridden a winner at Windsor as she prepares for the Lady Jockeys' Thoroughbred World Championships in Sweden.
Dean Yendall out for at least two days Leading Victorian jockey Dean Yendall has been sidelined for at least two days after a fall at Mildura.
Yendall taken to hospital after fall Jockey Dean Yendall has been taken to hospital for assessment after a fall at Mildura.
Amovatio entered for another Winter Final Amovatio, winner of the 2015 Listed Winter Championship Series Final, is one of 23 nominations for this year's race and has top weight of 60kg.
Lord Of The Sky wins Cranbourne trial The Robbie Laing-trained Lord Of The Sky has won a barrier trial at Cranbourne ahead of his return to racing.
Le Romain ready to trial and scale Everest Connections of Le Romain and Global Glamour believe both are worthy candidates for the $10 million Everest.
Whoomph to run in Taj Rossi Series Final Whoomph will be given his chance at Listed level at Flemington against Royal Symphony who beat him last time they met.
Prime Dispatch 28 June 17 Reneged is set to run at Rosehill on Saturday
Congratulations to Tye Angland on reaching 100 winners for the season!
Lipizzan to enhance her record at home Gary Portelli is looking to Lipizzan and Nicci's Gold to add to his two-year-old record in a season highlighted by She Will Reign's Golden Slipper.
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Bayliss closing in on return to the saddle Young jockey Regan Bayliss has received a positive report about his recovery from a broken wrist and will return to trackwork in another week.
Rekindling wins in Ireland for Williams Lloyd Williams has celebrated a victory with Rekindling in the Curragh Cup with trainer Joseph O'Brien to look at the Irish St Leger with the colt.
Animal Kingdom's first stakeswinner Animal Kingdom’s US-bred daughter Sunny Skies has become his first stakeswinner with a decisive victory at Churchill Downs on Friday evening.
Injury forces Wings Of Eagles retirement Wings Of Eagles, the surprise winner of the Epsom Derby, has been retired after suffering a career-ending injury at the Curragh.
Marinaresco wins Durban July Marinaresco has gone one better than a year ago to win the Durban July, South Africa's premier race.
Treble not enough for Browne at Coast A treble at the Sunshine Coast on Saturday probably won't be enough for Damian Browne to catch Jeff Lloyd in the Caloundra premiership.
ATC to scrutinise Everest candidates The Australian Turf Club has been inundated with applications for its slot in The Everest.
Breeding pays off for Steve Tregea Trainer Steve Tregea's policy of buying quality broodmares continues to pay off after Prioritise's Sunshine Coast win.
Tashbeeh, Ruettiger to run in Sprint Final Last-start Listed winner Tashbeeh and defending champion Ruettiger are set to line up for the Lindsay Park stable in the All Victorian Sprint Series Final.
Qld Stewards again give arsenic warning Queensland stewards have again warned trainers about the dangers of arsenic in some wood products after another positive swab case.
Qld Derby winner Ruthven goes to HK Queensland Derby winner Ruthven is to join the John Moore stable in Hong Kong.
Charnley River to race in United States Group One-placed Charnley River will be sent to the United States to race after bleeding for a second time.
Aidan O'Brien wins 12th Irish Derby Capri has won the Irish Derby to give trainer Aidan O'Brien a 12th success in the Classic.
Jockey dies of suspected heart attack Popular Victorian jockey Roger Booth has died of a suspected heart attack after riding in a race at Darwin.
Beau Mertens takes premiership lead again Craig Williams has lost the lead to Beau Mertens in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership and copped a careless riding suspension.
Nesbo gives Krongold a win to remember Kyneton trainer Dean Krongold has celebrated his first Saturday city winner, with recent addition Nesbo successful at Caulfield.
Browne wins Guineas from the front Damian Browne has used front-running tactics on Crack Me Up to win his third Sunshine Coast Guineas in the past four years.
Happy return home for Calanda Calanda has returned to Rosehill in style after a tough Queensland winter carnival to give the Snowdens successive winners.
Hyeronimus makes most of call-up After a late call-up, Adam Hyeronimus has ridden Monsieur Gustave to win the Listed Glasshouse Handicap at Caloundra.
Consolation win for Gold Symphony Gold Symphony has erased the disappointment of the Stradbroke Handicap with victory in the Civic Stakes at Rosehill.
Supply and Demand wins Caloundra Cup Sydney stayer Supply and Demand has produced a great front-running display to win the Listed Caloundra Cup.
Travis Wolfgram replaced after collapse Jockey Travis Wolfgram has been ruled out of the remainder of the meeting at Rosehill after collapsing following the Winter Cup.
Gallic Chieftain wins on Sydney debut French import Gallic Chieftain claimed the Winter Cup when racing for the first time in Sydney to underline his credentials for Melbourne in the spring.
Stockdales team up for another city win Unique Lovely, a filly trained by Frankie Stockdale and ridden by the trainer's son Brandon, has notched her third-straight success with victory at Caulfield.
Hansen witnesses Bring It Home Pop win Darryl Hansen missed one of his biggest wins recently but made sure he was on hand to see Bring It Home Pop win the McLachlan Memorial at Caloundra.
Itsa Fait Accompli in Highway win Itsa Fait Accompli has won the Highway Handicap at Rosehill for Gundagai trainer David Blundell.
Rustic Melody strikes the right note Durable mare Rustic Melody wins for the first time in over a year to give Sydney premiership-chasing jockey Hugh Bowman an early double at Rosehill.
Kiwia gets first city win at Caulfield Up-and-coming stayer Kiwia has made it three wins from five starts in his first preparation with a city victory over 2000m at Caulfield.
Insensata gets revenge over Just Dreaming After being headed by Just Dreaming when they last met, Insensata has reversed the positions at Rosehill.
Lone Eagle's Caulfield win gives Price 100 Two-year-old colt Lone Eagle has brought up the 100th nation-wide win for the season for Caulfield trainer Mick Price.
Darren Beadman a winner on final day Badajoz has ensured Darren Beadman goes out a winner on his last day as interim Godolphin trainer with victory at the Sunshine Coast.
Hualalai makes amends at Rosehill Raw colt Hualalai redeemed himself after a last-start glitch at Rosehill by recording his second win in emphatic fashion on Saturday.
Romney's Choice looking up after fall Romney's Choice returns to racing at Rosehill after a fall at Warwick Farm forced the mare to rest until bruising subsided.
BRC recruits Matt Rudolph The Brisbane Racing Club has recruited former Australian Turf Club executive Matt Rudolph to run its racing division.
Mount Panorama revved up for Civic duty Mount Panorama is after his first black-type win when the three-year-old runs in the Civic Stakes at Rosehill as the rank outsider.
RA negotiates changes to 457 visas Racing Australia has negotiated changes to the 457 visa policy for overseas workers in the thoroughbred industry.
John Bateman gambles on It's A Lottery A year after claiming a Highway Handicap with Erika, Goulburn trainer John Bateman returns to Rosehill with It's A Lottery.
Doughty chases Sunshine Coast double Trainer Kelly Doughty has a chance to win a feature double at the Sunshine Coast with horses she and her husband Gary have bred.
Brett Cavanough to monster Rosehill The Monstar will be out to add the Civic Stakes to his recent June Stakes win with trainer Brett Cavanough to take him to Rosehill rather than Caloundra.
Cassidy declares war on Caloundra Cup Larry Cassidy hopes to set a record for the most Caloundra Cup wins when he rides War Baby.
Dwyer calls on top jockeys at Caulfield Craig Williams and Beau Mertens are fighting out the Melbourne jockeys' premiership and trainer Henry Dwyer has called on the pair for rides at Caulfield.
Robbie Fradd to ride Too Good To Refuse Stewards have ruled Robbie Fradd must ride Too Good To Refuse in the Glasshouse Handicap after he was booked for two horses.
Nistaan to make return at Caulfield The Tony McEvoy-trained Nistaan resumes at Caulfield after a break to recover from travel sickness.
Birchley out to crack a Guineas win Trainer Liam Birchley is hoping he can reap the benefits of his new rural property by winning the Sunshine Coast Guineas with Crack Me Up.
Dee out to make most of Sydney chances Melbourne-based jockey Michael Dee heads to Sydney for five rides at Rosehill including Invincible Knight in the Civic Stakes and Alegria in the Winter Cup.
ATC Everest slot applications close Applications for the Australian Turf Club's slot in The Everest are due to close.
Payne's mistake lesson for all riders: AJA Michelle Payne made a mistake in taking a banned appetite suppressant but the buck stops with riders, the jockeys association says.
VRC expands arrangement with Legends The VRC will parade some of racing's retired champions at each Flemington raceday to raise awareness of Living Legends.
Michael Cahill riding a winning wave Michael Cahill hopes to build on his treble at Ballina with another stakes win at the Sunshine Coast meeting.
Danny Williams duo set for Highway trip Danny Williams says Mister Marmalade and O'Lordy can cope with a Highway Handicap over 1800 metres at Rosehill, but he hopes the weather stays dry.
Self Sense aims for another Cup in Qld Having won the Ipswich Cup in style at his most recent start, Victorian stayer Self Sense will attempt to add the Caloundra Cup at the Sunshine Coast.
Comeback jockey Tony Allan a winner again Tony Allan, famous for winning the 1988 Melbourne Cup on Empire Rose, has ridden the first winner of his comeback.
Caulfield over Sydney for Foreign Affair Last-start Rosehill runner-up Foreign Affair has been scratched from another race in Sydney to instead run on her home track at Caulfield.
Winter Cup outsider warms to challenge Southern Tablelands trainer Mary Bray is looking forward to her first stakes race with lowly rated filly So It Is in the Winter Cup at Rosehill.
Barrier no bar for Man Of His Word Man of His Word has drawn barrier 14 of 15 in the Glasshouse Handicap but trainer Bruce Hill is not too concerned.
Webb admires Acceptile's consistency Trainer Mark Webb has had many top two-year-olds but struggles to remember one as consistent as Acceptile who tackles the Bruce McLachlan Memorial.
Payne outed for four weeks over positive Jockey Michelle Payne says she takes full responsibility after returning a positive test to a banned appetite suppressant.
Childs to utilise claim for final time Apprentice Jordan Childs has outridden his claim but can use his allowance for the final time at Caulfield where he has five rides.
Trainer Jim Cerchi Jr fined $1500 Trainer Jim Cerchi jr has been fined over the application of Chest Rub Ointment to the nostrils of a horse on race day.
Zamex faces biggest test in Guineas Trainer Matt Dunn won't push Zamex no matter how well he races in the Group Three Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Tiffani Brooker suspended for 13 days Tiffani Brooker's chances to become the first female apprentice to ride 50 winners in a season have it a snag with a suspension.
Embarrassed Payne cops four-week race ban Jockey Michelle Payne will miss race riding for four weeks after pleading guilty to taking a banned appetite suppressant.
Bobby El-Issa has suspension overturned Jockey Bobby El-Issa has won his appeal against a four-month ban on a handling charge.
Sneaky Glance for Grafton Guineas Sneaky Glance is headed to the Grafton Guineas after making it three wins from three starts for trainer Toby Edmonds at Doomben.
Payne faces inquiry over urine sample Michelle Payne has to front a stewards inquiry after giving a urine sample at Swan Hill races which returned a positive to an appetite suppressant.
Special Missile fires up for maiden win The John Thompson-trained Special Missile has hit the target with his maiden win at Warwick Farm.
Caulfield one option for Evolutionist Trainer Robbie Griffiths is yet to decide whether two-year-old Evolutionist will have a crack at a city race at Caulfield or head to a Sale maiden a day later.
Milestone win for Jean Van Overmeire Apprentice Jean Van Overmeire has celebrated his first metropolitan win, guiding the Bjorn Baker-trained Samadoubt to victory at Warwick Farm.
Elite Legacy has promising future: Noonan Trainer Tony Noonan believes two-year-old Elite Legacy has a promising future after his debut win at Sandown.
Diomedes continues Archer's run Two-year-old Diomedes has survived a protest at Doomben to continue the great run of first season sire Golden Archer.
Racing return forecast for Centre Pivot With fine weather predicted before the Civic Stakes meeting at Rosehill, the Peter Robl-trained Centre Pivot should finally resume racing.
Doubt I'm Dreaming dies at trackwork Promising colt Doubt I'm Dreaming has died after collapsing at trackwork.
Classy Response From McArdle After Loss of $3m Colt Mornington trainer John McArdle kept a sense of perspective despite the loss of talented colt Doubt I'm Dreaming at trackwork on Tuesday.
Acatour to complete Snowdens top winter The Snowden training partnership can add to its $1 million prize money won during in the Queensland winter with Acatour at the Sunshine Coast.
Sullivan reflects on success of Coast Sunshine Coast chief executive Mick Sullivan believes he is leaving the club in a powerful position.
Pat Smullen hoping to crack Derby win Pat Smullen is relishing the opportunity to partner Cracksman in the Irish Derby at the Curragh.
Tributes flow after Vic racecourse death The track rider killed during training at Bendigo Racecourse in regional Victoria has been remembered as a devoted member of the racing community.
Chris Waller to open Gold Coast stable Chris Waller has confirmed he will open a 20-horse stable on the Gold Coast to be managed by Paul Shailer.
Matt Smith weighs up home or away for Town Group One placegetter Faraway Town will run at either Rosehill or Caloundra depending on barrier draws.
I Am Gypsy to step out for Dale stable Stakes-placed sprinting mare I Am Gypsy is a recent addition to the Matthew Dale stable and is entered to run in a sprint race at Rosehill.
Kingsbridge set for Highway Handicap debut Cameron Crockett has a two-pronged attack on the Highway Handicap at Rosehill with experienced campaigner Barbass and Kingsbridge.
Racing NSW adjourn strangles inquiry Racing NSW stewards have adjourned an inquiry into the alleged non-reporting of strangles by Godolphin last year after requesting additional evidence.
Divine Mr Artie ready for racetrack return Trainer Brendan McCarthy is looking forward to Divine Mr Artie's latest campaign, believing the gelding has returned better than ever.
John Bateman has a purpose at Warwick Farm Common Purpose will attempt to bring his winning form to Sydney after breaking through at Goulburn after a frustrating four seconds.
Preferment to Stand at Stud in New Zealand A champion son of the legendary Zabeel has been secured for stud duty by Brighthill Farm.
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Alma's Rossa chasing first city victory The Matthew Williams-trained Alma's Rossa will be out to register her first city win at Sandown in a stepping stone to the Rivette Series Final.
Frankie Dettori to miss more G1 meetings Frankie Dettori will not be back in action until the July Festival at Newmarket at the earliest.
Walker closing in on return to saddle Multiple Group One-winning jockey Michael Walker is looking to make his return to race riding before the end of the season after a lengthy injury absence.
Girl Sunday in black-type bid at Rosehill Trainer Gerald Ryan will give Girl Sunday her chance at a stakes race at Rosehill after she missed out on a start in the Tattersall's Tiara.
NZ stars building up for Melbourne targets Bonneval and Jon Snow are both progressing well in New Zealand as they build towards Melbourne spring carnival campaigns.
Waller expands to Queensland Paul Shailer will run Chris Waller's Queensland satellite stable which is expected to be approved shortly.
Caulfield race next for Canberra filly Canberra trainer Matthew Dale has pinpointed a Caulfield race as the next test for progressive filly Clipper after two wins in Highway Handicaps in Sydney.
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Melbourne spring beckons Miss Wilson New Zealand trainer John Bary is eyeing off spring fillies and mares features in Melbourne for the talented Miss Wilson.
OUTBACK QUEENLAND’S RICHEST TWO-DAY RACE MEET Organisers of Outback Queensland’s richest two-day horserace-meet – the Birdsville Races – today announce the full race program for the 2017 event.
Beau Mertens close to outriding claim Apprentice Beau Mertens leads the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with 10 meetings remaining and is close to outriding his claim.
Brace for Blue Hen Hveger Caps Big Week for Aussie Breeding Shuttle sires Choisir and Exceed And Excel contribute to success
Royal Symphony Adds to Wingrove Park Winning Run The Tony McEvoy trained colt kept his unbeaten record intact with a devastating 3¾-length win catapulting him into spring calculations.
Another Winner in US for Blake Shinn Shinn piloted the Wayne Catalano-trained Straight Up Smarty to a 3 3/4-length victory in a one mile Allowance race on turf for fillies and mares.
Constantine to step up in Guineas Chris Munce is looking to Constantine to make it five wins from five starts for his stable when he runs in the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
$1.4 Million Colt Disappoints in Hong Kong Debut A Group 1-placed juvenile in Australia finished a distant last in his Hong Kong debut at Sha Tin on Sunday.
Hawkesbury's Singleton Out To Crack The $1m Barrier Leading Hawkesbury trainer Scott Singleton is edging toward a first-time $1m prizemoney season.
John Size sets Hong Kong training record Australian John Size has trained his 92nd winner for the season to set a Hong Kong record.
Caravaggio to climb Everest Coolmore has moved closer to confirming unbeaten colt Caravaggio could be its representative in the $10 million Everest.
Rancho Montoya could be special Beautifully bred Rancho Montoya could head to Melbourne in the spring if he can build on his first-up win at Ipswich.
Tavago in light training with spring aims After being injured in the Group One BMW in the autumn, Tavago is back in light training with a view to a Melbourne spring campaign.
Australian Group One winners 2016/17 Winx, Waller and Bowman at the top with Group One racing over for the season.
Warwick Farm stable chases European horses A German stayer prepared by a Melbourne Cup-winning trainer will do his future racing in Australia with Matthew Smith.
NSW dominates Brisbane winter carnival NSW trained horses have again dominated the Brisbane winter carnival, winning six of the eight Group One races.
The Tin Man puts Jubilee in the can The Tin Man has won the Diamond Jubilee Stakes, the final Group One race of the Royal Ascot meeting.
Rudy's win special for Clarke family Rudy's win in the Tattersall's Cup at Doomben has given the Clarke family an overdue victory.
Mertens maintains lead in premiership Beau Mertens maintains a one-win lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership after he and Craig Williams each rode a winning double at Flemington.
Hawkes has high hopes after Flemington win The win of Thaad in a three-year-old race at Flemington has Hawkes Racing thinking of bigger spring riches.
Fairytale finish for Cummings at Doomben James Cummings will take up his role as Australian head trainer for Godolphin on a high note after winning the Healy Stakes at Doomben with Burning Passion.
Maiden treble for apprentice Rachel King In-form apprentice Rachel King has recorded her first city treble at Randwick to continue her dream run in Sydney.
Consistent Riyadh scores at Flemington Former Hong Kong galloper Riyadh has landed his biggest prize in Australia, taking out the David Bourke Provincial Plate at Flemington.
Pelethronius unbeaten on heavy ground Mud lark gelding Pelethronius has continued his affinity with wet tracks by winning at Randwick to stay unbeaten this campaign.
Lane shows who's boss at Randwick Boss Lane will be aimed at the Ramornie Handicap after producing a devastating win in the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Ability shows his class in Flemington win Promising sprinter Ability has made it back-to-back wins since being gelded, taking out a heat of the All Victorian Sprint Series at Flemington.
Tycoon Tara powers to Tiara win at Doomben Tycoon Tara has returned to form to lead most of the way to win the Group One Tatt's Tiara for the Snowden training partnership.
Religify runs rivals ragged in Mumm Religify is likely to head to the spelling paddock after shouldering a massive impost with ease to win the GH Mumm Open Quality at Doomben.
Blinkers do the trick with Charlevoix Co-trainer David Hayes is eyeing a Melbourne Cup start with Charlevoix via the Banjo Patterson Series Final and the Bart Cummings at Flemington.
Rudy passes $1 million in prize money Tough gelding Rudy has gone past $1 million in prize money by winning the Group Three Tatts Cup at Doomben.
Encosta Line leads in Waller trifecta Four-year-old gelding Encosta Line has brought up a winning double for the Chris Waller stable at Flemington.
Collateral milestone for Tye Angland Tye Angland has brought up a century of winners for the season aboard Collateral at Randwick to take his career tally to 800.
Last-stride win to Curdled at Doomben Jockey Jim Byrne predicts a bright future for Curdled after the gelding ended his winter carnival campaign in winning style at Doomben.
Conniving conjures Highway Handicap win Conniving has broken her Highway Handicap duck at the fourth attempt to finally justify the road trip from Murwillumbah to Randwick.
Dream Kisses to go north after Doomben win Smart filly Dream Kisses will head to Townsville for a feature race after her win at Doomben.
Overdue win for Yuma Desert at Randwick Apprentice Nick Heywood had rated Yuma Desert perfectly in front to make up for the mare's last-start defeat at Randwick.
Overstep too quick in Flemington victory Craig Newitt is looking forward to seeing Overstep race again at 1200m after her impressive win at Flemington.
Royal Symphony impresses at Flemington Two-year-old Royal Symphony has made a big impression with a last-to-first win in his city debut at Flemington to remain unbeaten from two starts.
Lipizzan romps home to defy expectations Dogged filly Lipizzan has surprised trainer Gary Portelli with a convincing win at Randwick, the first leg of a double for in-form apprentice Rachel King.
Lloyd cruises to notch 128th metro winner Jeff Lloyd has led all the way to win on Cruising Speed at Doomben and the mare could be headed back for a Victorian campaign.
RQ announces prize money boost Provincial racing in Queensland will receive a boost under prize money increases announced by Racing Queensland.
Caravaggio earmarked for The Everest Coolmore colt Caravaggio has won the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot to set up a tilt at The Everest in Sydney.
Encouraging debut from Tahi at Geelong Three-year-old Tahi, a gelding by O'Reilly out of Group One-winning sprinter Glamour Puss, has made an encouraging debut with victory in a maiden at Geelong.
Collateral's damage surprises Bjorn Baker Bjorn Baker will be watching Bonny O'Reilly and Egyptian Symbol at Doomben while Test The World and Collateral bid to extend their winning streaks in Sydney.
Ashlor out to continue rise at Flemington Promising three-year-old Ashlor will be chasing his seventh win from 10 starts when he continues his campaign at Flemington after a recent freshen-up.
Sir Bacchus tipped to overcome obstacles Sir Bacchus has to overcome the outside barrier and a heavy track for just the second time but is among the frontrunners for the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Barrier draw decides Smith's travel plans Palazzo Pubblico has been scratched from a Doomben assignment to contest a race up the straight at Flemington.
Highway debut for Bulala, Peter Morgan Peter Morganis bringing Bulala to Randwick for the Highway Handicap, the Wagga trainer's first visit to the track since it was redeveloped in 2013.
Schweida won't miss Girl's Tiara run Kelly Schweida missed Miss Cover Girl winning last year's Tatt's Tiara but will be at Doomben as as she attempts her defence.
Hot Ruby peaking for Provincial Plate Hot Ruby and premiership-leading jockey Beau Mertens have already combined for one Flemington win this campaign and will chase another in the Provincial Plate.
Mitch Aitken suspended for three months Racing Victoria stewards have suspended apprentice Mitch Aitken from race riding for three months after he returned a positive test to a banned substance.
Double may get the Stockdale ball rolling As the depths of winter approach, Brandon Stockdale is hoping his 3kg claim can be put to good use, starting at Flemington.
Madotti set to mock bookmakers Matt Dunn believes a good barrier and a dry track gives Madotti the chance to recapture her best form in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara.
Godolphin facing strangles inquiry Racing NSW stewards will hold an inquiry into an alleged finding of strangles in a horse from the Godolphin stable last year.
Trainer Ben Currie to maintain momentum Trainer Ben Currie has recovered from a virus in time to oversee his team which tackles races at three centres including Doomben.
Fell Swoop gains start in The Everest William Inglis and Son have named Canberra sprinter Fell Swoop as their representative in the $10 million Everest.
Joe Osborne gets top job at Godolphin Joe Osborne has been confirmed as the new chief executive for the global Godolphin operation.
Big Orange wins Gold Cup at Royal Ascot Popular stayer Big Orange has fended off the challenge from last year's winner Order Of St George to win the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.
Heavenly Anna hellishly hard to handle Temperamental mare Heavenly Anna is favoured to end Test The World's winning streak at Randwick but her trainer Kerry Parker still faces an anxious wait.
Positive change for filly at Doomben Trainer Bryan Guy has elected to switch races for filly Absolutlypositivly at Doomben to chase black type.
Greviste chasing back-to-back city wins Lightly raced three-year-old Greviste will be out to add another win to his last-start Moonee Valley performance when he runs at Flemington.
Punting fraud ran 'Ponzi scheme': court Racing identity Bill Vlahos has returned to court in Victoria over allegations he defrauded more than $120 million from members of his punting club.
Tommy Berry impressed with Prompt Response Tommy Berry is confident he can claim the last Group One race of the season on Prompt Response in the Tatt's Tiara before the jockey heads to Hong Kong.
Tatt's Cup weight a worry for Rudy Rudy will join a stellar group if he can carry top weight to win the Tattersall's Cup at Doomben.
Mio Dio up for the challenge at Flemington Adelaide galloper Mio Dio is ready for the challenge when he takes on Tasmanian Tshahitsi over 1400 metres at Flemington.
Pat Duff pays Brooker a compliment Trainer Pat Duff has paid apprentice Tiffani Brooker a big compliment by booking her for veteran Steel Zip in the Group Three Healy Stakes.
Tiara barrier a concern for Bidii Babe Robert Heathcote hopes the good vibes from a visit by former stable star Buffering can rub off on Tattersall's Tiara hopeful Bidii Babe.
Cassidy at Randwick for cancer charity Hall of Fame jockey Jimmy Cassidy will speak at a function at Randwick to raise money for country cancer patients.
Elite Tiger on target for Provincial Plate The Provincial Plate at Flemington has been a long-range target for Elite Tiger who will have to overcome a wide barrier in the $100,000 race.
Tessera primed for dashing return Godolphin sprinter Tessera is looking to bounce back from a tough run on the controversial Eagle Farm track when he runs in the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Darren Beadman with another G1 hope Darren Beadman hopes he can have two runners in the Tattersall's Tiara as he chases his second training win in a Group One race.
Trainer Gerald Ryan deploys right gear Blinkers have turned Deploy's form around and he is now looking at back-to-back stakes wins in Brisbane.
Morrish eyes off Flemington with stayers Simon Morrish is taking a wait-and-see approach with last-start winner Shakopee ahead of Flemington.
Randwick track expected to improve The Randwick track is expected to improve slightly but will remain in the heavy range.
Encosta De Lago Claims Another Broodmare Title Retired champion sire Encosta de Lago has galloped away with the broodmare sires titles by money, winners and wins for the second successive year.
Brando to fire for Neville Bell at Doomben Brisbane Racing Club chairman Neville Bell could finally have some good news this winter if Brando can win at Doomben.
Spendthrift Enjoy Invincible Winner Spendthrift Australia celebrated another smart winner when I Am Invincible colt Overshare resumed from a spell to score at Canterbury on Wednesday.
Highland Reel records sixth Group One win The much-travelled Highland Reel has won the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot for Coolmore and trainer Aidan O'Brien.
Christian Reith outed for careless riding Christian Reith has been suspended for four meetings after pleading guilty to a careless riding charge at Canterbury.
Smooth maiden victory for Manicure Godolphin filly Manicure has bounced back from a rough debut to open her account with an impressive maiden victory at Canterbury.
Weather dictates Miss Iano Flemington run Miss Iano needs a wet track if she is to chase a fourth straight win at Flemington.
Oneness gives Mel Eggleston great start Trainer Mel Eggleston's new association with Cressfield Stud is off to a flying start with Oneness winning at the Gold Coast.
Counter Pulse to make interstate debut In-form South Australian sprinter Counter Pulse will race in Melbourne for the first time in an 1100m open handicap at Flemington with Clare Lindop aboard.
Apprentice suspended for gambling Queensland apprentice Baylee Nothdurft has been suspended for three months for betting on his TAB account.
Balius snares first Sydney win Four-year-old Balius has claimed his first Sydney win, taking out a 1500m-handicap at Canterbury.
Dwayne Dunn wins on return from suspension Multiple Group One-winning jockey Dwayne Dunn has made an immediate impact on his return from a careless riding suspension with a winner at Bendigo.
Lord Von Costa dashes to Randwick Albury gelding Lord Von Costa will have his first start in Sydney for more than a year when he contests the Winter Dash at Randwick.
New country series with Flemington final Racing Victoria and the Victoria Racing Club have announced a nine-race country series with a final at Flemington on Oaks day.
James Orman on song to celebrate James Orman can mark three years as a metropolitan class jockey with his first Group One win on his favourite horse Sold For Song.
In Her Time draws 16 in Tattersall's Tiara Pre-race favourite In Her Time has drawn wide in barrier 16 of 21 for the Tattersall's Tiara at Doomben.
Queensland trainer outed for cobalt Country Queensland trainer Ricky Vale has been outed for 12 months after three horses were found to have illegal cobalt levels.
Melbourne Cup aim for Royal Ascot winner The Melbourne Cup is a target for the Willie Mullins-trained Thomas Hobson following his win at Royal Ascot.
Lady Aurelia wins at Royal Ascot again Lady Aurelia has added another Royal Ascot win to her record for American trainer Wesley Ward.
RQ applauds merger decision Racing Queensland has applauded a decision by a Federal tribunal to allow the merger of Tabcorp and the wagering arm of the Tatts group.
Michelle Payne eyes Emirates for Kaspersky Michelle Payne has piloted Kaspersky to fifth place in the Group One Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Tommy Berry free to ride in Tatt's Tiara Tommy Berry has been given a stay of proceedings pending a careless riding appeal, allowing him to ride in the Tattersall's Tiara.
Frankie Dettori ruled out of Royal Ascot Frankie Dettori will miss all five days of the Royal Ascot meeting because of an arm injury with John Velazquez to ride Lady Aurelia.
Centre Pivot and Ninth Legion to return Providing Sydney's weather does not deteriorate the Peter Robl-trained duo Centre Pivot and Ninth Legion will make their returns at Randwick.
Urban Ruler aiming for third-straight win Urban Ruler is being aimed at the Silver Bowl Series Final and will be out to make it three-straight wins when he contests a heat of the series at Flemington.
Velacano set for belated racing debut After two false starts the Marc Conners-trained filly Velacano is primed to make her racing debut at Canterbury.
Sydney option for Chase The Horizon Chase The Horizon could run in his third state in as many starts, with trainer Henry Dwyer looking to take the sprinter to Sydney for the Winter Dash.
Employment Opportunity - Events Coordinator (Nowra) An opportunity has arisen at Shoalhaven City Turf Club (Nowra) for an experienced Event Coordinator.
First Season Sires Impress Again The performance of first season sires has been a highlight at the select weanling sales this year and the Inglis Great Southern Weanling Sale that concluded on Monday again produced strong results for these young stallions with Brazen Beau and Dissident the standouts.
RV disappointed over Tabcorp merger Racing Victoria says it is disappointed with the approval for the Tabcorp/Tatts Group merger but will continue to work closely with the wagering giant.
Tribunal approves Tabcorp-Tatts merger The Australian Competition Tribunal has authorised the proposed $11 billion merger between gaming rivals Tabcorp and Tatts Group.
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Wet weather in NSW forces changes Wet weather around NSW has forced the rescheduling of race meetings and trials.
Payne set for Royal Ascot debut in opener Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne makes her Royal Ascot debut on board Kaspersky in the Group One Queen Anne Stakes on Tuesday.
First winner for trainer Clare Cunningham Clare Cunningham has trained her first winner with Sir Barb taking out a race at Goulburn.
Winx returns to Chris Waller in top order The countdown to a third straight Cox Plate has begun for Winx following her return to the stable of Chris Waller.
NZ stayer Megablast on seven-day back-up New Zealand stayer Megablast will have another Melbourne run seven days after his first with a view to a spring campaign.
Inz'n'out looking to be in winner's stall Inz'n'out will be trying to get back to the winner's stall after a long absence when he runs in the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Noblet wants some rain ahead of Flemington By The Grace has a preference for wet tracks and trainer Andrew Noblet hopes rain arrives ahead of Flemington.
BRC suspends new membership Brisbane Racing Club chairman Neville Bell has denied there is anything underhand about the club suspending new memberships in the short term.
Perth race to determine Cox Plate tilt A 2000m-stakes race at Belmont in Perth will convince trainer Lindsey Smith one way or the other whether to take on Winx in the Cox Plate.
NZ filly has a date at the Sunshine Coast New Zealand trainer Lance Noble has an anxious wait to find out whether Save The Date will make the Sunshine Coast Guineas field.
Stakes milestone for Not A Single Doubt Almost seven years after Not A Single Doubt opened his stakes account as a sire, Scales Of Justice brought up his milestone 90th stakes victory in Saturday's $150,000 WATC Hyperion S. 1600m G3 at Belmont in Perth.
Leith Innes suspended for Stradbroke ride New Zealand jockey Leith Innes has been suspended for 12 days at a delayed inquiry for causing interference in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
French filly Senga wins the Prix de Diane The Pasqual Bary-trained Senga has won the French Oaks during which leading Irish filly Rhododendron bled.
Blake Shinn rides winner at Arlington Sydney jockey Blake Shinn has ridden his first winner during his United States winter sojourn.
Pop 'N' Scotch set for another Cup tilt Tough stayer Pop 'N' Scotch is chasing a Queensland Cup win after running second in the race for the past three years.
Hugh Bowman aiming at record in Tiara Jockey Hugh Bowman and trainer Chris Waller will look to cap the Group One season with French Emotion in the Tattersall's Tiara.
Tshahitsi to run for Miller at Flemington Tasmanian Imogen Miller has been granted an extension to her visiting trainers' licence and Tshahitsi is set to line up again at Flemington.
Ben Currie hits lead in Qld trainers title Ben Currie has taken a slender lead in the Queensland trainers' premiership from Tony Gollan.
Milestone in sight for Jordan Childs Apprentice Jordan Childs is on a mission to outride his claim when he returns from a careless riding suspension.
Brown suspended but can ride in Tiara Corey Brown will be able to ride at the final Group One meeting of the season despite being suspended at Ipswich.
Qld stewards warn trainers about arsenic Queensland stewards have warned trainers to be alert for horses chewing on bed shavings or wood posts which have been treated with arsenic.
Petrology wins Travis Harrison Cup Petrology has narrowly beaten Magic Consol in a thrilling finish to the Travis Harrison Cup at Moonee Valley.
Invincible Knight surges to victory Invincible Knight has finished with a flourish out wide to win at Rosehill after the gelding encountered a heavy track for the first time.
Beadman runs Waterhouse Classic quinella Trainer Darren Beadman has finished the Ipswich Cup day on a high after his horses Maternal and Kinshachi ran the quinella in the Gai Waterhouse Classic.
Mixed Rosehill bag for Rachel King Rachel King has racked up another metropolitan winner but been quizzed about a losing ride at Rosehill.
Tassie sprinter wins first-up at Valley The Scott Brunton-trained Lord Da Vinci has raced to a first-up win at Moonee Valley with premier Tasmanian jockey David Pires aboard.
Revolving Door rings in McDonald double A gelding operation for Revolving Door has switched on the three-year-old and provided Clinton McDonald with a winning double.
Brooker wins Eye Liner on last-minute ride Apprentice Tiffani Brooker has won her second black-type race with a last-minute booking on Monsieur Gustave in the Eye Liner Stakes.
Rosehill training treble for Bjorn Baker Bjorn Baker has trained his first metropolitan treble at Rosehill from just three runners.
Self Sense romps home to win Ipswich Cup Victorian stayer Self Sense has revelled in a return to a soft track by winning the Ipswich Cup by nearly seven lengths.
Bowman steers Liapari to narrow victory Champion jockey Hugh Bowman settled on a plan B and found a route to victory for the Chris Waller-trained gelding Liapari at Rosehill.
World proves up to another test Test The World has stretched her winning sequence to four with another victory at Rosehill.
Terror fights off rivals at Moonee Valley Essence Of Terror has appreciated a drop in distance and the addition of blinkers to win at Moonee Valley.
Stockdales combine for city win at Valley Teenage apprentice Brendon Stockdale has ridden a winner for his family on Unique Lovely at Moonee Valley.
Just Dreaming does it her way at Rosehill Just Dreaming has added another win to her record with a tough victory at Rosehill.
Revenire burst gives Godolphin 200th win Two-year-old Revenire has given Godolphin its 200th Australian winner for the season and its first victory at Ipswich.
Zamex surges late to claim second Highway Zamex has completed his Highway Handicap campaign as it began, making up ground late at Rosehill to record back-to-back wins.
Pure Emotion gets of board at the Valley Pure Emotion has broken through for her first win with a strong on-pace win at Moonee Valley.
Stradbroke inquiry to be completed Stewards on Sunday are expected to finish their inquiry into interference in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Gaulois breaks duck with win at Rosehill Godolphin colt Gaulois has notched up his first Saturday metropolitan win with a comfortable victory at Rosehill.
Bettabet Red wins her Queensland debut The addition of a nasal strip has helped former Sydney mare Bettabet Red win at her first Queensland start.
Test The World confronts new challenge Test The World will encounter a heavy track for the first time when the Bjorn Baker-trained filly attempts to extend her winning sequence to four at Rosehill.
Zamex eyes Highway double before trip home Zamex is after consecutive Highway Handicap wins on his road trip to Sydney before targeting the final race of his preparation on the Sunshine Coast.
Flamboyer to back up in Eye Liner Flamboyer's liking for wet tracks and a strong Ipswich record are on his side for a quick back-up in the Eye Liner Stakes.
Deanne Panya stood down after fall Deanne Panya will have to undergo a second concussion test before she is allowed to ride again after a fall at the Warwick Farm barrier trials.
Jason Attard adopts new look to training A trackwork tumble has inadvertently presented Jason Attard with a new perspective on training as he awaits a clearance to ride again.
Edmonds chases Cup joy Trainer Toby Edmonds hopes his run of wins with former interstate mares continues in the Ipswich Cup.
NZ stayer Megablast on trial for spring A Victorian winter campaign will help determine New Zealand stayer Megablast's spring carnival targets.
Destiny's Kiss keeps plugging away Joe Pride marvels at veteran Destiny's Kiss whose career shows no signs of waning after almost six years of racing.
Valley swan song likely for Whistle Baby Retirement looms for Whistle Baby after she races at Moonee Valley as she has a future date with Written Tycoon.
Petite's Reward wound up for Valley return Brendan McCarthy has given speedy mare Petite's Reward a solid build-up to have her ready for a first-up tilt at a 1000m sprint race at Moonee Valley.
Beadman chases more stakes wins Godolphin trainer Darren Beadman can't split his runners in two feature races at Ipswich.
Williams wants Travis Harrison Cup victory Craig Williams has more than one reason to hope Magic Consol can score back-to-back wins at Moonee Valley.
Tiffani Brooker rewarded for hard work Claiming apprentice Tiffani Brooker's hard work and good form have earned her another chance at a stakes win on Banda Spice at Ipswich.
Another record looms for Jim Byrne Jim Byrne is well on his way to equalling his record for the number of stakes wins by a jockey in a Brisbane season.
Arrowfield Stallion Parade Dates Announced It's time to start planning to visit the beautiful Hunter Valley for Stallion Showcase Week in August, just before the new breeding season begins on 1 September.
Payne excited ahead of Queen Anne History-maker Michelle Payne will be doing her homework ahead of her ride on Kaspersky in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Racing mourns the death of Geoff Torney The racing industry is mourning the death of Geoff Torney who gave four decades of his life to Victorian racing administration.
Williams, Mertens tied in premiership race With 12 metropolitan meetings remaining in the season, Beau Mertens and Craig Williams are tied for the lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Panya escapes serious injury in mishap Apprentice jockey Deanne Panya has been released from hospital after being shaken when a horse flipped before a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
The Frick takes shot at a Highway Handicap Trainer Cameron Crockett is looking to The Frick to step up in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Mamzelle Tess to build on country wins After three successive wins on bush tracks, Mamzelle Tess is aiming to break her city maiden at Moonee Valley.
Browne on track at Ipswich Jockey Damian Browne might hate driving the 100km from his Caloundra home to Ipswich but he has an amazing record at the track.
Daisy Doutes brings family to the Valley After winning four races in succession, Albury-trained mare Daisy Doutes makes her city debut at Moonee Valley.
Alegria on track for fruitful winter Godolphin mare Alegria is expected to maintain her consistent form this campaign when she steps up in distance at Rosehill.
Filly to strut her stuff at Ipswich Trainer Kelly Schweida has carefully planned a win for Darktown Strutter at Ipswich.
Ipswich to suit Jumbo Prince Michael Nolan is hoping the last-start failure of Ipswich Cup contender Jumbo Prince can be put down to the Eagle Farm track surface.
Begg to give Hinchin Time her shot in town Trainer Grahame Begg believes two-year-old Hinchin Time is a progressive filly and he will give her a chance at a city win at Moonee Valley.
Greg Bennett and Aquis part company "Personal reasons" have been cited as the cause of a split between Clearly Innocent's former trainer Greg Bennett and Queensland-based racing and breeding operation Aquis Farm.
Great Southern Inspections Underway On-site inspections for the Inglis Great Southern Sale have now begun. More than 900 horses will be offered during the four-day sale, which begins at Oaklands Junction this Sunday, 18 June.
Benzini needs to set weight record Tough New Zealander Benzini will have to smash a 55-year-old weight-carrying record to win the Ipswich Cup.
Weir brings up his 400th win for season A hurdle win to Ancient King at Ballarat has given Darren Weir his 400th win in Australia for the season, the first time a trainer has achieved the feat.
Dettori expects to ride in French Oaks Frankie Dettori is expected to be fit to ride Shutter Speed in the Prix de Diane at Chantilly.
Trainer Jim Cerchi jr to face RAD Board A chest rub ointment applied to the nostrils of Petrov has landed trainer Jim Cerchi jr an appointment before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Begg lands overdue city win at Sandown Phoenix Park has given Grahame Begg his first city winner back following a training sabbatical.
Ruby Sea brings up the century for Maher Ruby Sea has brought up a century of winners around Australia for Caulfield-based trainer Ciaron Maher.
Fournette goes two-from-two Fournette has won her second race in two starts, taking out a closely contested 1550m-event at Canterbury.
Star Galaxy shines on debut at Canterbury Star Galaxy has made the perfect start to her racing career with victory at Canterbury where she has overcome a poor start.
Orange mission goes like clockwork Former Melbourne mare Clockwork Orange has completed the first part of her Queensland mission, overcoming difficulties to win at the Sunshine Coast.
Life O'Brien regroups for belated victory Game gelding Life O'Brien has snapped his winning drought with a resilient run at Canterbury's midweek meeting.
Violent Snow aiming for another Valley win Trainer Jason Warren expects Violent Snow can run another big race when she returns to Moonee Valley to chase back-to-back city wins.
Sultan Of Swing tested in Kensei Handicap Sultan Of Swing steps up in trip for the Kensei Handicap at Rosehill, his second start in Sydney after a rough Australian debut in Brisbane.
Mulk defeats older maidens at Sandown Taking on the older horses has proved no concern for Mulk who has led throughout to win at Sandown.
Opie Bosson sidelined until season's end New Zealand jockey Opie Bosson has been found to be suffering a viral infection and will miss the rest of the season.
Shiraz to sparkle at Ipswich Trainer Kim Waugh isn't worried by the prospect of a wet track for class galloper Shiraz who tackles the Listed Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
RV announce changes for apprentices Racing Victoria has announced some changes for apprentice jockeys after a review.
Skye Bogenhuber ready for Perth debut Former Toowoomba jockey Skye Bogenhuber is looking forward to continuing her career in Perth.
Michelle Payne in England ahead of Ascot Despite some visa issues, Michelle Payne has arrived in the UK ahead of her first ride at Royal Ascot.
Dettori escapes serious injury in fall Frankie Dettori has escaped with a sore shoulder in a fall in the parade ring before the first race at Yarmouth.
Appeal panel reserves decision on El-Issa The Racing NSW Appeal Panel has reserved its decision on Bobby El-Issa's appeal against a four-month suspension.
Pike picks up G1 Singapore ride for Laxon William Pike will make a hit-and-run visit to Singapore to ride Lim's Samurai in the Group One Patron's Bowl at Kranji.
Red Cardinal to follow Protectionist path German-trained Red Cardinal will have a similar preparation to 2014 winner Protectionist heading to the Melbourne Cup.
Chautauqua needs rider to scale Everest Hong Kong-bound jockey Tommy Berry will be unable to ride Chautauqua in The Everest in Sydney.
Sydney to trial later trackwork finishes Sydney's training centres will trial later finishing times for morning trackwork.
Filly Plucks up courage following fall She's A Pluck has shown no ill-effects from a fall at Bairnsdale with her trainer saying she is now a tougher filly.
Ashkannd on comeback trail after year off French import Ashkannd makes his return to racing at Rosehill for trainer Chris Waller after more than a year off to treat a tendon injury.
Canterbury mission for Our Girl Hollie A few days after coming close to winning his first Group One race, Newcastle trainer Ben Smith has turned his immediate focus to Canterbury.
Fresh approach working well for Alrouz Cranbourne trainer Doug Harrison is looking forward to the Sandown midweek meeting where he has siblings Alrouz and Redrouz engaged.
Prime Dispatch 13/06/2017 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Animal Kingdom's first Flemington winner It's easy to imagine Animal Kingdom's progeny relishing Flemington's big open stretches and 2YO colt Royal Phoenix gave a hint of that future with a dead-heat victory at the famous track on Saturday.
Brook Magic cruises to six-length win! Proven Thoroughbreds' promising two year old BROOK MAGIC made light work of her opposition when demolishing them at Kembla on Saturday.
Terrakova on target for French Oaks Trainer Freddy Head has high hopes for Terrakova in the Prix de Diane at Chantilly.
Wilde Gem remains unbeaten at Mornington The Nick Harnett-trained Wilde Gem has made it two wins from as many starts with a narrow victory in his first metropolitan test at Mornington.
Sebrarian delights owners with maiden win Sebrarian's future was under threat after an underwhelming first preparation but he has opened his second campaign in style at Warwick Farm.
Valley next stop for veteran Extra Zero Rising 11-year-old Extra Zero will step out at Moonee Valley for his 101st race start.
Counterattack heads to stud Counterattack goes to stud this week without a Group One win but after cementing his reputation as a consistent performer in elite company.
Supply demands another step up in trip Supply And Demand will be challenged to run 2000m for the first time by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott in the Kensei Handicap at Rosehill.
Bay Harmony wins for Bayliss at Mornington Taking advice from top trainer David Hayes, apprentice Jake Bayliss has guided Bay Harmony to an all-the-way win at Mornington.
Wild Heart off the mark at Warwick Farm Promising Hawkes Racing-trained gelding Wild Heart has nailed his first win after making light work of a heavy Warwick Farm track.
Steel Zip eyeing last Queensland carnival Veteran Steel Zip is set to start his last winter carnival in the Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Flypast scores debut win at Mornington Jockey Daniel Moor says two-year-old Flypast has raw ability to win on debut at the Mornington metropolitan meeting in wet conditions.
Long recovery for injured jockey Baker Injured jockey George Baker has visited Goodwood races as a spectator as he continues his recovery from a serious head injury.
Honour for outback race caller Hodges After almost half a century bringing bush racing to the masses, race caller Col Hodges is to receive an OAM.
Kafoo, Amanaat to resume from injury Lindsay Park stablemates Kafoo and Amanaat will make their returns from knee surgery in separate sprint races at the metropolitan meeting at Mornington.
Weather to play role in Eye Liner The weather will play a role in the make-up of the Eye Liner Stakes field with rain predicted in the lead-up to the Ipswich meeting.
Vaniloquio has new lease on life Vaniloquio has thrived since settling into Clarry Conners' Sydney stable after an unsuccessful stint in Hong Kong.
Hey Doc to target early spring WFA races After running a creditable race in the Goodwood at Morphettville, Hey Doc is spelling ahead of a Melbourne spring campaign.
Trainer Brad Smith to plead his case Brisbane trainer Brad Smith is hoping for a quick resolution to an inquiry after being stood down.
Tapwrit wins Belmont Stakes for Pletcher Tapwrit has won the Belmont Stakes to give trainer Todd Pletcher victory in two of the three Triple Crown races.
Four jockeys suspended out of Flemington Tom Sadler, James Winks, Jordan Childs and Andrew Mallyon have each been suspended for careless riding at Flemington.
Tommy Berry suspended, misses Gr 1 Tiara Tommy Berry is set to miss the Tatts Tiara meeting after being suspended at Doomben for his ride in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Brisbane mare Stella Ombra wins in Sydney Brenton Avdulla has ended a frustrating day in the saddle on a positive note, winning on Brisbane-trained Stella Ombra at Randwick.
Chocante goes wire to wire in Brisbane Cup Jim Byrne has completed a memorable day at Doomben, riding Chocante to an all-the-way win in the Group Two Brisbane Cup.
Michelle Payne wins ahead of overseas trip Michelle Payne has steered Invincible Al to a fast-finishing win in a sprint race at Flemington.
Poignant win for reformed hoop Josh Adams An emotional Josh Adams has highlighted his return from a two-year ban for drug use with his first city win in three years at Randwick.
Wildflower blooms for Goulburn trainers Emma and Lucy Longmire have struck at Randwick with Wildflower, a first Saturday city winner for the Goulburn training twins.
Tshahitsi blitzes his rivals at Flemington Tasmanian galloper Tshahitsi has followed his win in the Echuca Cup with an all-the-way win at Flemington.
Royal Order overhauls rivals at Flemington The Mick Kent-trained Royal Order has made the jump from winning a provincial maiden to winning in the city.
Beadman misses Group One Stradbroke win Darren Beadman has missed his biggest win as a trainer with Impending in the Stradbroke Handicap after being struck down with a virus.
Wet track made to order for Heavenly Anna A rain-soaked Randwick and a wide barrier have played into the hands of Heavenly Anna.
Hayes Bullish about Lindsay Park's future After reaching the century of winners in the Melbourne metropolitan area, David Hayes is predicting an even better season for Lindsay Park in 2017-18.
Ruthven romps home in G1 Queensland Derby Leading trainer Ciaron Maher is eyeing off another Caulfield Cup trophy after Ruthven scored a dominant win in the Group One Queensland Derby at Doomben.
Nettoyer revels in mud for runaway victory Nettoyer has recorded her first win in emphatic style, winning at Randwick by 10 lengths.
Ben Thompson wins on pick-up ride Falago Ben Thompson has steered Falago to an upset win at Flemington, with the apprentice picking up the ride after Mitch Aitken was stood down.
Salsonic storms to victory in Qld Guineas Trainer Jason Coyle is eyeing off Group One targets for Salsonic after the gelding's last-to-first win in the Group Two Queensland Guineas at Doomben.
Irish import wins Stayers Cup at Randwick Plot Twist has claimed a straightforward win in the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Butterworth's gamble reaps Group One Gain Trainer Paul Butterworth's decision not to sell Capital Gain has paid off with the two-year-old winning the Group One JJ Atkins.
Clipper surges through Highway Hcp grades The Matt Dale-trained filly Clipper will target races in Melbourne after graduating from the Highway Handicap class of racing with honours at Randwick.
Flemington straight specialist wins again Pat Hyland will search through the Flemington program looking for another straight-track race after Lake Como took out the Bruce Gadsden Handicap.
Berry in Prompt result to G2 Dane Ripper Prompt Response can give Tom Berry a Group One farewell in the Tatts Tiara after her strong win in the Dane Ripper Stakes.
Pedrena, Mertens continue on winning way The Mick Price-trained Pedrena has made it three wins from five starts this campaign, defeating favourite Samovare at Flemington.
All-the-way win for Religify at Doomben Religify has earned an extended winter carnival campaign after leading throughout to win at Doomben.
Waller reveals plans for Queensland stable Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has confirmed he is likely to have a Queensland stable next season.
Champagne Cuddles keeps unbeaten record The Bjorn Baker-trained filly Champagne Cuddles has recorded a comfortable Randwick win to remain unbeaten after two starts.
First Saturday Randwick winner for King Apprentice Rachel King has maintained her winning momentum to record her first Randwick Saturday winner.
Flemington two-year-olds share the spoils The judge couldn't split Andaz and Royal Phoenix in the Eugene Gorman Handicap at Flemington.
Miss Gunpowder blows them away in Hinkler Miss Gunpowder has given her new owners a quick return to stay on course for the Group One Tatts Tiara with a Doomben win.
All Over Bosanova defies pre-race scare All Over Bosanova has led throughout to win the Daybreak Lover Stakes at Doomben, beating Tactical Advantage.
Rogers wins top Godolphin award Darren Weir's stable manager Jeremy Rogers has won the top award at the annual Australian Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff awards in Brisbane.
Forrester on edge for Stradbroke win Veteran jockey Kevin Forrester believes he can win his first Group One race in Brisbane for two decades when he rides Jungle Edge in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Berry to ride for John Moore in Hong Kong Sydney jockey Tommy Berry is to make a permanent move to Hong Kong where he will be stable rider for John Moore.
Life goes swimmingly for Kudero Durable gelding Kudero takes on a heavy track for just the fifth time in his racing career when he seeks rare back-to-back wins at Randwick.
Meech equals her season best tally of wins Jockey Linda Meech has ridden her 111th winner for the season in the $100,000 Golden Topaz at Swan Hill, equalling her previous personal best tally.
Bonny O'Reilly set for Dane Ripper Stakes Bjorn Baker is resigned to Bonny O'Reilly missing the Stradbroke Handicap so she will instead try to extend her winning streak in the Dane Ripper Stakes.
Moroney with two hopes in Flemington race Mike Moroney believes there is not much between Loyalty Man and Radipole in a 1400m handicap at Flemington after contrasting draws.
Flemington switch paying off for Newitt Craig Newitt has found a new lease of life after deciding to switch from Caulfield to Flemington to ride trackwork.
No Stradbroke regrets for Steve Tregea Trainer Steve Tregea has no regrets about missing Saturday's Group One Stradbroke Handicap with three-year-old Niccanova
Cobalt saga awaits appeal court decision Three Court of Appeal judges have reserved their decision on Racing Victoria's appeal in the cobalt case involving trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh.
Hugh Bowman back on Rudy in Brisbane Cup Champion jockey Hugh Bowman will be hoping for better luck when he reunites with tough gelding Rudy for the first time in three years.
Jordan Childs on verge of outriding claim Apprentice Jordan Childs is just one win shy of losing his claim and has a handy book of rides at Flemington.
Waterhouse and Bott lose appeal Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have lost an appeal against conviction and a fine for substituting horses in a televised trackwork session.
John Allen aiming for another Derby win Jockey John Allen is hoping Volatile Mix can overcome a wide barrier in the Queensland Derby to claim his second Classic win of the campaign.
Nictock geared up for Highway challenge Nictock has transformed from hard to handle to a trainer's dream for Mudgee's Cameron Crockett ahead of his return to racing at Randwick.
Lessyd on the mark for Flemington return After a three-year-old campaign cut short with joint pain, Lessyd makes his return up the straight at Flemington.
Intruder forces Stokes to scratch runners Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes has erred on the side of caution by scratching three horses following a security breach at his stables.
Jim Byrne to break Snowdens drought The Snowden training partnership and jockey Jim Byrne will team up to try to win a second Group One sprint during the Brisbane carnival.
Query over Japanese horse before Belmont Japan's Belmont Stakes contender Epicharis has been treated for a hoof problem days out from the Group One race.
Qiji Phoenix out of J J Atkins Kiwi colt Qiji Phoenix has been scratched from the J J Atkins after excess mucus was found in a scope while Stradbroke runner Hooked has passed a vet test.
Winx, Egg Tart showdown possible Chris Waller has not ruled out a meeting between wonder mare Winx and Egg Tart during the Melbourne spring carnival.
Top Of My List eyes Queensland debut The Anthony and Edward Cummings-trained mare Top Of My List races outside NSW for the first time when she lines up in the Brisbane Cup at Doomben.
Trainer Brad Smith fails to front inquiry Brisbane trainer Brad Smith remains suspended after again failing to attend an inquiry.
No retreat as Napoleon prepares for battle German import Napoleon has bounced back from a career-threatening injury to make his Randwick debut on Saturday in the Stayers Cup.
Stewards warn trainers about substance Racing NSW stewards have warned trainers about withdrawal times for injections after John Thompson was fined despite following the recommended guidelines.
Docker Pav has a shot at Flemington goal Adelaide trainer Nick Smart intends to move to Ballarat and will take the opportunity to check on stables ahead of Docker Pav's run at Flemington.
History against Clearly Innocent Stradbroke favourite Clearly Innocent has to overcome a wide barrier and the history book if he is to win the Group One race.
Amarela chasing overdue win at Flemington Trainer Nigel Blackiston believes the step up to 1800m should suit Amarela at Flemington on the day stakes-winning stablemate Manapine resumes over 1400m.
Queensland Cup moved The Queensland Cup meeting has been moved from Eagle Farm to the Sunshine Coast.
Thompson to reunite with De Little Engine Apprentice Ben Thompson is excited to get back aboard in-form stayer De Little Engine who will be chasing his third-straight win at Flemington.
Randwick win would be nice for Murray Rachael Murray, the first female jockey to notch 100 wins in a NSW season, will partner Wouldnt It Be Nice as he attempts to win his second June Stakes.
Locals plot Atkins upset at Doomben Kiwi Melody Belle looks too good in the Group One J J Atkins but some local stables are hoping better conditions can help them cause an upset.
Ruthven to tackle third Derby Trainer Ciaron Maher believes the best of Ruthven is still to come but will give the colt his chance in the Group One Queensland Derby.
MVRC announce eight Cox Plate invitees The Moonee Valley Racing Club has extended invitations to eight international horses to contest this year's weight-for-age Cox Plate.
Hopfgarten on Stradbroke Handicap mission Trainer Robert Heathcote hopes aggressive tactics on Hopfgarten can give him his first Group One winner in Brisbane in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Randwick heavy for June Stakes meeting. Persistent rain means Randwick is already in the heavy range two days out from the June Stakes meeting with more wet weather predicted.
Entries open for Inglis Digital's June online thoroughbred sale Entries are now open for Inglis Digital’s June online thoroughbred sale.
Tenth Winner for Your Song It seems only fitting that the tenth winner for Widden Stud's leading young sire Your Song would be a homebred for Gooree Stud, who bred and raced the Group I winning son of Fastnet Rock.
Blake Shinn ready for first US rides Sydney jockey Blake Shinn will have five rides at Arlington Park for his first meeting during his five-week stint in North America.
Samovare poised to make Melbourne debut Stakes-winning former Perth filly Samovare is set to step out for the first time for her new stable at Flemington.
Weir fined $500 over another saddle mix-up A representative of the Darren Weir stable has collected the wrong saddle before a race at Sandown which has resulted in a $500 fine.
Blaike McDougall admits careless riding Apprentice Blaike McDougall has been suspended for 17 meetings for careless riding that led to a fall.
Jessica Payne gets on board as a senior Ashlee Marie has provided Cranbourne-based jockey Jessica Payne with her first metropolitan winner since becoming a senior rider.
James Cummings in first training treble James Cummings has marked his last Sydney meeting before joining Godolphin with a training treble at Canterbury.
Collateral does the damage at Canterbury Collateral again showed his liking for heavy tracks, making it back-to-back wins for new trainer Bjorn Baker at Canterbury.
Zebulon to appreciate easier assignment After failing to figure in the Group One Goodwood last start, Zebulon faces a drop in grade at Flemington.
Harrison Coast double a timely reminder Jockey Tegan Harrison has ridden a double at the Gold Coast, including an all-the-way victory on Sydney mare Aurora Rose.
Odds-on New Horizons misses out on debut Frankel colt New Horizons was sent off an odds-on favourite for his debut but has finished fourth at Sandown.
My Psychiatrist steps up in Stayers Cup The Joe Pride-trained mare My Psychiatrist tackles two miles for the first time in the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
New nomination deadline for spring Cups Nominations for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups will both close on the same day, Racing Victoria has announced.
New Qld racing appeals system a success The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission says its new appeals system has proved a success after its first year.
Wide Stradbroke draw for Clearly Innocent Bookmakers have reacted quickly to Stradbroke Handicap favourite Clearly Innocent drawing an outside barrier, but trainer Kris Lees isn't worried.
Lindsay Park on verge of Melbourne century One winner at Sandown has taken the Lindsay Park stable to 99 metropolitan winners in Victoria for the season while trainer Darren Weir has moved to 118 wins.
Godolphin boss John Ferguson resigns John Ferguson has announced his resignation as chief executive and racing manager of Godolphin.
ATC staff cop fines for improper conduct Racing NSW have fined two Australian Turf Club staff following an investigation into the treatment of horses attached to the club's mounted security division.
Leilani Lodge stays in the Cummings family Anthony Cummings will return to Leilani Lodge, where he worked with his legendary father Bart, when son James joins Godolphin as head trainer in Australia.
Rachael Murray rides century of winners Rachael Murray has ridden into NSW racing history, posting her 100th winner for the season.
Flemington test for unbeaten Counterplay Two wins from as many starts in South Australia has earned two-year-old filly Counterplay an interstate trip to run at Flemington.
Bell watches weather for Stradbroke Edge Trainer Mick Bell is counting on raceday rain to strengthen the Stradbroke Handicap claims of Jungle Edge.
Low expectations for Centre Pivot return The Peter Robl-trained gelding Centre Pivot starts his winter campaign at Randwick on Saturday with the Civic Stakes at Rosehill next month the major focus.
Heywoods out for milestone win in Sydney Wagga Wagga trainer Chris Heywood is counting on his son Nick's affinity with Leucura to make a difference at Canterbury.
Group winning colt to race on Aquis Farm has shelved plans to retire one of its recent stallion acquisitions.
Top mares destined for Cable Bay Woodside Park Stud in collaboration with Gilgai Farm, Grand Lodge and B2B Bloodstock are working together to ensure Cable Bay, the Group 2 winning son of Invincible Spirit (Green Desert) will have an unparalleled opportunity for a successful first season at stud in Australia.
Muswellbrook trainer Lewis Seib dies The Muswellbrook Race Club is mourning the loss of local trainer Lewis Seib who has died from brain cancer.
Group One winner Famous Seamus retired Group One winner Famous Seamus has been retired after a 59-start career which netted 12 wins and more than $1.3 million.
Wet weather forces Edenhope transfer Rain around Edenhope in country Victoria has forced an upcoming meeting to be transferred to Hamilton.
Back to work for Derby-winning jockey Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith remembers English Derby-winning jockey Padraig Beggy as a hard worker and talented rider during his Australian stint.
Short-lived trip for Victorian apprentice Victorian apprentice Ethan Brown is returning home after being denied entry into the UK with the wrong visa.
Independent review of Eagle Farm track Dale Monteith has been called on to conduct an independt review of the Eagle Farm track.
Lizard Island ready for Flemington return Group One placegetter Lizard Island is set to make his long-awaited return to racing following an injury-enforced break.
Smerdon after two runners in Stradbroke Hooked will take his place in the Stradbroke Handicap while stablemate Oak Door will need some scratchings to make his way into the field.
Weather a concern for Boss Lane Sydney's weather holds the key to the June Stakes chances of Boss Lane as hs strives to get back among the winners.
Trainer considers late fee for Derby run Ana Royale could be running in the Queensland Derby if connections decide to pay an $18,000 late entry fee.
Nikita Beriman chases another Group One Jockey Nikita Beriman will be chasing a second Group One win when she rides Fontein Lad in the Queensland Derby.
No Stradbroke penalty for Bonny O'Reilly Doomben winner Bonny O'Reilly has not been penalised for her Listed victory and needs an attrition rate to make the Stradbroke Handicap field.
Clipperton rides G3 winner in Hong Kong Sam Clipperton has ridden a Group Three winner in Hong Kong to highlight his successful first season.
Fastnet Rock Sires Hong Kong Stakes Quinella Champion sire Fastnet Rock featured with a quinella in the Group III The Lion Rock Trophy at Sha Tin on Sunday with his two Irish bred sons Booming Delight and Eastern Express fighting out the finish.
Prime Thoroughbreds Hit $6Million Milestone When I Am Invincible filly Not Surprising broke her maiden on Friday afternoon at Taree for Prime Thoroughbreds, she became the 49th individual winner of the 61 (80% winners to runners) yearlings purchased by Joe O'Neill in 2012,13,14 and 15.
Kaspersky, Payne on target for Queen Anne Michelle Payne hopes to ride in England before she partners Kaspersky in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
English trainer David Nicholls dies at 61 Adrian Nicholls has led the tributes to David 'Dandy' Nicholls after announcing the death of his father at the age of 61.
Brametot wins French Derby for Rouget The Jean Claude-Rouget-trained Brametot has come from last to win the French Derby at Chantilly.
Tense wait for a Stradbroke start Bonny O'Reilly will have to rely on a re-handicap to make the field for the Group One Stradbroke.
Derby start hinges on country gallop Mongolian Wolf could join Volatile Mix and Rockstar Rebel in the Queensland Derby if he pleases trainer Darren Weir in a gallop at Coleraine.
Queen Of Wands to be a carnival contender Queen Of Wands has staked her claim for late carnival honours with a low-key win at the Gold Coast.
Lindsay Park waits on right race for Zero Lindsay Park is waiting for a race at Flemington in July with old-timer Extra Zero, a winner at his 100th start..
Forster pins hopes on Stradbroke Desleigh Forster is hoping Too Good To Refuse makes the field for the Stradbroke Handicap after being devastated by the loss of a stable favourite horse.
Qld stewards to tackle Doomben noise The unusual complaints to stewards this winter have continued when they were asked to address noise issues from corporate tents at Doomben.
Sixth Derby for O'Brien with outsider Unheralded jockey Padraig Beggy has gained a fairytale success on outsider Wings Of Eagles in the Derby at Epsom.
Williams, Mertens dominate Moonee Valley Craig Williams has whittled back the lead in the premiership race with a treble as leader Beau Mertens landed a double.
Louie Sea Kay makes it a treble for Brown Corey Brown has ridden a treble at Rosehill to stay on form ahead of a return to the Queensland winter carnival action.
Bonny O'Reilly walks Stradbroke tightrope Bonny O'Reilly has emerged as a lightweight contender for the Stradbroke Handicap after her win in the Helen Coughlan Stakes at Doomben.
Weir sets new city record at the Valley Camdus has provided Darren Weir with his 116th metropolitan winner for the season, taking him past Lee Freedman's mark.
Rachel King reins in memorable city double Apprentice Rachel King has turned her first Saturday winner into a double at Rosehill with a satisfying victory for Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.
Royal Tudor makes amends for last start Royal Tudor has made up for his last-start Scone Cup failure with victory at Rosehill.
Egg Tart wins the Group 1 Queensland Oaks The Chris Waller-trained Egg Tart has lived up to her Queensland Oaks favouritism to score a clear-cut win in the Group One race.
Deploy prevails in G2 Moreton Cup thriller Consistent sprinter Deploy's gutsy win in the Group Two Moreton Cup at Doomben has earned him an extended winter carnival campaign.
Firsthand first past the post at Rosehill Firsthand has had to dig deep to win at Rosehill and maintain his 50 per cent winning strike rate.
Snitty Kitty claims Queensland Lightning Melbourne filly Snitty Kitty has shown her class with a tenacious win in the Queensland Lightning at Doomben.
Single Gaze wins dramatic PJ O'Shea Stakes The win of Single Gaze in the Group Two PJ O'Shea Stakes at Doomben has been marred by the breakdown of Cylinder Beach.
Zamex gives Dunn eighth Highway Hcp winner Favourite Zamex has taken out the Highway Handicap for Murwillumbah-based trainer Matthew Dunn.
Dream result for Lees filly at Rosehill The Kris Lees-trained filly Just Dreaming has underlined her potential with a tough win at Rosehill.
Ability lives up to his name at the Valley A gelding operation may allow Ability to live up to his name following a first-up win at Moonee Valley.
Damien Oliver at best in Spear Chief win Damien Oliver has shown why he is rated one of Australia's leading jockeys with a last-to-first win on Payroll in the Spear Chief Stakes.
Firm footing makes difference for Cottage Godolphin mare Cottage has made the most of a dry track at Rosehill to score her first win this preparation.
Wanted Diva brave in Moonee Valley victory Wanted Diva has brought up the 36th two-year-old winner for Lindsay Park for the season with her win at Moonee Valley.
Cellargirl ticks black-type box at Doomben Kelly Schweida won't set the bar too high for Cellargirl this campaign despite her dominant win in the Listed Bill Carter Stakes at Doomben.
Test The World survives Rosehill protest Test The World has scored a close win and survived a protest at Rosehill to give Corey Brown his first victory for trainer Bjorn Baker.
Pardoe wins four in a row Pardoe is no certainty to run in next week's Group One JJ Atkins Stakes despite an easy win at Doomben.
Silence ends first campaign with a bang The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained colt Silence has benefited from a smart ride from Glyn Schofield to win at Rosehill.
Enable upsets favourite in Oaks at Epsom The John Gosden-trained Enable has upset the favourite Rhododendron to win the Oaks at Epsom under Frankie Dettori.
Waterhouse appeals horse switch penalty Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott await the outcome of their appeal against a conviction and fine imposed by Racing NSW stewards for substituting horses.
Dale regrets track switch to Doomben Canberra trainer Matt Dale is lamenting the decision to relocate Queensland Oaks Day from Eagle Farm to Doomben.
Volpe seeking third successive win Danny Williams is confident Volpe can notch his third consecutive win when he makes his Rosehill debut before being even more effective over longer distances.
Vic apprentice Liam Riordon outed again Victorian apprentice Liam Riordon has been suspended for the 17th time since he began riding a year ago.
Tsaritsa challenged to rediscover form Chris Waller is looking to Tsaritsa's to recapture her Queensland Guineas-winning form of a year ago when she runs at Rosehill.
Mr Individual on notice at the Valley Co-trainer Leon Corstens says Mr Individual could be facing a gelding operation if he doesn't run well at Moonee Valley.
Change of plans for Upstart Pride Upstart Pride will run in the Queensland Lightning after trainer Michael Nolan was forced to change plans.
Typhoon Jolie faces Valley distance rise Trainer John Sadler is racing Typhoon Jolie over a longer journey as a test for some black-type races in the future.
Patience to pay off for Scott Morrisey Trainer Scott Morrisey has taken a patient course with Perilous Love and it could pay off in the Group One Queensland Oaks.
SA signs media rights deal with Racing.com Thoroughbred Racing South Australia has signed a seven-year media rights deal with Racing.com.
Mister Marmalade on the road to recovery Mister Marmalade finally makes his Highway Handicap debut at Rosehill after a previous trip to the city was thwarted by a car accident.
Eureka Stallions Set for a Busy Spring One of Queensland's oldest and most respected family owned farms, Eureka Stud is poised for a busy breeding season with a four strong stallion roster headed by popular new recruit Defcon.
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Eagle Farm to be closed indefinitely Eagle Farm will be closed for an extended period to allow repairs to its much-maligned track while Ipswich will receive a facilities upgrade.
Dry Doomben track to help Hill's man Exciting galloper Man Of His Word will get the dry track he needs to win the Spear Chief Stakes at Doomben.
Apprentice banned from Epsom Derby The British Horseracing Authority has barred inexperienced apprentice Gina Mangan from riding in the Derby at Epsom.
Liberty on song for Moonee Valley contest Trainer John Moloney is hoping for a change of luck with Liberty Song at Moonee Valley after two placings and a close-up fourth in his past three starts, .
Zamex to jump at chance to atone Matthew Dunn hopes Zamex is ready to make a clean break in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill after a slow start undermined his last race.
Jockey Leanne Henry to return to trackwork Jockey Leanne Henry is eyeing a return to trackwork after recovering from injury.
Bella ready to make her mark at Doomben Promising Italia Bella is ready to break her maiden status in style in a Listed race at Doomben.
Lee Freedman gets Laxon tick of approval Champion Singapore trainer Laurie Laxon would like another champion trainer, Lee Freedman, to take over his business in Singapore.
Miss Vista stays home for Valley outing Trainer George Osborne is happy to progress through the grades with Miss Vista before looking to black-type for the mare in the spring.
O'Shea to link again with McDonald Trainer John O'Shea says James McDonald will again be his No.1 jockey once his 18-month betting ban expires.
Star to ease Gollan's Oaks disappointment If She's Our Star can win the Bill Carter Stakes at Doomben it will help ease Tony Gollan's disappointment at missing an Oaks run with another of his horses.
Pre-Stradbroke hit-out for The Virginian Trainer Toby Edmonds has decided The Virginian needs to run in the Moreton Cup before tackling the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Chris Waller seven-handed in G1 Qld Oaks Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will have seven fillies in the Queensland Oaks headed by Egg Tart and Dawn Wall.
Shiraz seeks corker return to racing The Kim Waugh-trained Shiraz resumes at Rosehill with a Queensland winter carnival trip in mind.
Aquis gets Gold Coast naming rights The Gold Coast racetrack will be renamed Aquis Park under a three-year-deal with night racing on the agenda.
Win of Vital Importance for Parnham stable Vital Importance will be shooting for back-to-back wins for Perth trainer Neville Parnham when she runs at Moonee Valley.
Rudy wants to be a millionaire Tough gelding Rudy can take a major step towards the millionaire's club with a win in the Group Two O'Shea Stakes at Doomben.
Trainer Ben Currie chasing upset Oaks win Trainer Ben Currie has put aside the departure of stable star Col 'N' Lil to plot more upset wins at Doomben.
ATC begins Everest selection process The Australian Turf Club has called for expressions of interest in its slot for the $10 million Everest.
Trainer, stablehand face Moe tubing charge Racing Victoria stewards have concluded an inquiry into the alleged stomach-tubing of a horse that led to it's scratching at Moe.
Warwick Farm jockeys walk away from falls Tim Clark and Nick Heywood were fortunate to escape serious injury after their mounts fell during a dramatic end to the Warwick Farm midweek meeting.
Promising Vic apprentices to head overseas Apprentice jockeys Lachlan King and Ethan Brown are heading overseas to gain more experience.
Prize money lures Richards to the Valley Twice the prize money and a luctrative bonus have lured Adelaide trainer Gordon Richards to Moonee Valley with Benz.
Group One Tatt's Tiara switched to Doomben The final Group One race of the Australian season, the Tattersall's Tiara, will now be run at Doomben instead of Eagle Farm.
Fontein Lad warms up for Queensland Derby Cranbourne galloper Fontein Lad has confirmed he is a genuine chance in the Queensland Derby with a strong win at Ipswich.
Exciting racing future for Pfieffer filly I Am Excited has recovered from a sluggish start to win at Warwick Farm for trainer David Pfieffer.
Coolring out to earn Qld winter campaign Bjorn Baker is challenging Coolring to prove himself worthy of a Queensland winter carnival start when he lines up in the Octagonal Handicap at Rosehill.
Have Another Glass in spring carnival test Country South Australian trainer Sue Jaensch doesn't want to get too far ahead of herself with Have Another Glass.
Schweida filly struts to Ipswich victory Trainer Kelly Schweida has prepared two-year-old filly Darktown Strutter for an easy win at Ipswich.
NZ trio on the outer for Brisbane majors The Stephen Autridge-Jamie Richards partnership faces an $80,000 late-entry bill after missing first acceptance payments for three Brisbane Group One races.
Dry track to help Blanco Cara in Qld Oaks The likelihood of a good track at Doomben has boosted the chances of Blanco Cara stopping an all-out Queensland Oaks assault from trainer Chris Waller.
Waller to have seven in Queensland Oaks Trainer Chris Waller will have seven runners in the Group One Queensland Oaks at Doomben.
Mares in Foal to Vancouver and Pride of Dubai Add Interest Race fillies and mares dominated the top end of the market during the first session of the Magic Millions Broodmare Sale on Tuesday, but the handful of mares offered in foal to Coolmore young guns Vancouver and Pride of Dubai attracted keen competition.
Laurie Laxon to return to New Zealand Trainer Laurie Laxon will leave Singapore after 17 years to return to New Zealand to train for Sir Peter Vela.
Aidan O'Brien to have six Derby runners Trainer Aidan O'Brien has six likely runners taking on the favourite Cracksman in the Derby at Epsom.
Nurse Kitchen tops first day of sale Group Two-winning filly Nurse Kitchen has fetched $1.7 million to top the first day of the National Broodmare Sale.
Timely change of venue for In Her Time Trainer Ben Smith is pleased the Stradbroke Handicap has been switched from Eagle Farm to Doomben, believing improved track conditions will favour In Her Time.
Junglized to step up at Rosehill Training newcomer Brad Widdup is one-for-one so far and is looking to Junglized to rack up another win at Rosehill.
Schofield and Browne get Singapore call-up Glyn Schofield and Damian Browne will ride at a Group One meeting in Singapore.
Iggi Pop still hitting the right note Trainer Peter Robl says there are no plans to retire veteran Iggi Pop who contests the Eremein Handicap at Rosehill.
Laing eyes Valley double with siblings Robbie Laing will saddle siblings Jaws Of Steel and Wired as he chases a city double at Moonee Valley.
John O'Shea to return to train at Randwick The Australian Turf Club has confirmed former Godolphin trainer John O'Shea will re-establish himself at Randwick from the new season.
Melbourne Cup tour destinations named People in more than 30 Australian and New Zealand towns and cities can catch a glimpse of the Melbourne Cup as part of a four-month tour.
Star Of Monsoon out to break maiden Trainer Gerald Ryan admits it is frustrating Star Of Monsoon has yet to win a race and hopes it can happen at Warwick Farm.
Trainer upset with Stradbroke transfer Trainer Mick Bell says Jungle Edge won't run in the Stradbroke Handicap if the track at Doomben is rated in the good range.
Blake Shinn to ride in America Sydney jockey Blake Shinn has taken up an offer to ride in America on a short-term contract for trainer Wesley Ward during the Australian winter.
Stradbroke Handicap moved to Doomben The Stradbroke Handicap meeting has joined the Queensland Oaks in a move from Eagle Farm to Doomben.
The Bull barred from racing in Australia The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained The Bull has been banned from racing in Australia after suffering a second bleeding attack.
Distance query for Girl Sunday at Rosehill Girl Sunday will be accepted for two Rosehill races over different distances before a decision is made.
Decision pending on Northern Journey start Moonee Valley or Rosehill will be the scene for Northern Journey's next start with a trip further north in the pipeline.
Aidan O'Brien-trained Winter wins Guineas Winter, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore, has won the Irish 1000 Guineas at the Curragh
Early spring look for Lindsay Park team Some big spring names have returned to work at Lindsay Park's Euroa property before winter officially kicks in.
Dunn suspended following Geelong fall A fall at Geelong that left jockey Regan Bayliss with a fractured wrist has resulted in Dwayne Dunn receiving a 24-meeting suspension.
Not A Single Doubt's 4th Group 1 winner this season Bruce Neill's well-known boutique farm Cressfield has achieved more than its share of success as a vendor of profitable yearlings and good racehorses.
Doomben confirmed as Qld Oaks venue The Queensland Oaks meeting has been officially transferred from Eagle Farm to Doomben with Stradbroke Handicap day expected to follow suit.
Hugh Bowman wins Hong Kong G1 on Werther Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has claimed a Group One double in two different countries in two days.
Lindsay Park after two Everest slots Lindsay Park will try to secure spots in the $10 million Everest with two Group One-winning sprinters.
Attention for Moreton Bay Cup Stud-bound Attention will have his second winter carnival start in the Group Two Moreton Bay Cup.
Ryan eyeing Golden Rose with colts Menari and Trapeze Artist are already back in training with Gerald Ryan with the Golden Rose their aim.
John Sargent takes a shine to Ipswich Tough Sydney three-year-old Shine Tak Star is set to have his final Queensland Derby lead-up at Ipswich.
Shenandoah chasing Group One dream in Oaks Shenandoah will be given her chance to gain black-type as a three-year-old when she lines up in the Queensland Oaks at Eagle Farm.
Murphy appeals disqualification Brisbane trainer David Murphy is to appeal a six-month disqualification for positive swabs from two of his horses.
Queensland Oaks meeting to be transferred Racing Queensland has announced it will transfer the Queensland Oaks meeting from Eagle Farm.
Churchill claims Irish 2000 Guineas Trainer Aidan O'Brien has claimed an 11th success in the Irish 2000 Guineas with Churchill.
Treble and a fine for Weir at Sandown Darren Weir has been fined $3000 after two stable runners were wrongly saddled before a race at Sandown.
Niccanova triumphant in Fred Best Classic Trainer Steve Tregea has no plans to sell exciting three-year-old Niccanova, which had a fast-finishing win in the Group Three Fred Best Classic at Eagle Farm.
Unexpected success for Magical Stance Magical Stance has sprung a major surprise by resuming from a 35-week spell to win a benchmark handicap at Randwick, his first victory since 2014.
Man runs on track at Eagle Farm A teenager has been detained by security staff after he ran across the track during the running of the last race at Eagle Farm.
Kudero causes upset at Randwick Kudero has shown no signs of persistent feet problems to cause an upset over Badajoz at Randwick.
Weir draws level in metropolitan record A winning treble at Sandown has put Darren Weir equal to Lee Freedman with the most Melbourne metropolitan winners in a season.
Allergic sweeps to McKell Cup victory Godolphin stayer Allergic has romped home after rounding the field in the Listed McKell Cup to win the feature race at Randwick.
Clearly Innocent wins Kingsford Smith Cup Clearly Innocent has given trainer Kris Lees his fourth Group One win of the season, with victory in the Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
Eckstein on target for Tatts Tiara Highly strung mare Eckstein has kept her unbeaten record at Eagle Farm by winning the Group Three Glenlogan Park Stakes.
No plans to move Eagle Farm meetings The Brisbane Race Club has no immediate plans to move the Queensland Oaks meeting to Doomben despite Eagle Farm again chopping up.
Second Grand Prix for tearful Smith Trainer Brian Smith has shed tears of relief after his brave galloper Order Again gave him his second Grand Prix Stakes win in 41 years at Eagle Farm.
Battling Randwick win for In Times Of War In Times Of War has battled hard to claim her second win from seven starts which have also yielded a frustrating five second placings.
Weir and Allen take out Australian Hurdle After combining with a two-year-old winner on the flat, Darren Weir and John Allen have taken out the Australian Hurdle at Sandown.
Kaiser Franz gives Heathcote last laugh Kaiser Franz has justified trainer Robert Heathcote's faith in scoring a boilover win in the Premier's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Kiwi filly Melody Belle wins Sires Melody Belle has become the first New Zealand-trained horse to win the Group Two BRC Sires' Produce Stakes in 31 years with her victory at Eagle Farm.
Stable favourite wins Australian Steeple The two favoured runners have fought out a thrilling finish to the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown with Gold Medals beating Zed Em.
Monasterio atones for flop to target Derby Monasterio has raced himself into contention for the Group One Queensland Derby after rebounding from a poor run at Kembla Grange with victory at Randwick.
Col 'n' Lil enhances value at Eagle Farm Col 'n' Lil ensured she will be among the prized lots at the Magic Millions broodmare sale after her win in the Group Three Lord Mayor's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Clipper gives Clark 100 winners for season Jockey Tim Clark has ticked off a milestone, riding his 100th winner for the season on Clipper at Randwick.
Wet-track move pays off for James Cummings James Cummings's decision to chase a wet track with Burning Passion has paid off with the sprinter winning at Eagle Farm.
Cliff's Edge impresses with Sandown win Darren Weir may have another spring three-year-old in his stable following the all-the-way win of Cliff's Edge at Sandown.
Kementari underlines Gr 1 JJ Atkins claims Godolphin colt Kementari has scored his maiden win at Randwick, confirming he is on target for the JJ Atkins in Brisbane.
Champion Minding suffers setback European Horse of the Year Minding is out for the northern hemisphere summer after a setback.
Clipper tracking for Highway success Canberra trainer Matthew Dale is optimistic Clipper can tick off a Highway Handicap win at Randwick.
Queensland contenders to stake claims Chris Waller will have a clearer picture about the additions to his Queensland winter carnival team after they race at Randwick.
Anderson on stakes path at Eagle Farm Trainer Chris Anderson is looking to Mishani Bullet and Mystic Opal to earn their way to Group One races.
Louvre out for another G1 before stud Under The Louvre can further enhance his stud prospects when he runs in the Group One Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
Waller primes Black On Gold for Derby Chris Waller advances Black On Gold's Queensland Derby campaign in the Grand Prix Stakes at Eagle Farm, a race Sydney's leading trainer has dominated.
My Psychiatrist has chance to remedy loss Joe Pride is giving My Psychiatrist an opportunity to atone for the worst run of her 12-race career in the feature race at Randwick.
Egg Tart has barrier trial ahead of Oaks Queensland Oaks favourite Egg Tart has been kept ticking over with a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Musgrove to the fore in jumping features Leading trainer Eric Musgrove has five of the 17 acceptors in the two feature jumps races at Sandown.
Take two for Heliosphere's debut Trainer Gerald Ryan is hoping for a smooth start to Heliosphere's career after an aborted first attempt.
Miss Debutante approaches crowning moment Miss Debutante continues her build-up to the Group One Tattersall's Tiara when she makes her Queensland winter carnival debut at Eagle Farm.
Another Group One crack for Counterattack Stud-bound Counterattack has his penultimate attempt to add a Group One win to his record when he tackles the Kingsford-Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
Jameka to miss spring carnival Caulfield Cup winner Jameka is still recovering from travel sickness and will not be seen during the spring carnival.
Fitter Leotie right for Sandown attempt Trainer Henry Dwyer is hoping Leotie's last-start third is a sign of better things to come at Sandown after a poor start to her campaign.
Eagle Farm to suit Morendi in Cup Morendi returns to his favourite track where he will attempt to upset some proven stakes performers in the Group Three Premier's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Dreams continue for trainer John Zielke John Zielke is confident Dreams APlenty will make it five wins in a row in the Fred Best Classic after getting a good report on the horse's blood count
Almost 300 catalogued for May online auction Almost 300 horses will be offered at the inaugural Inglis Digital online auction, which opens for bidding at 3pm today.
Hong Kong champion Able Friend retired Hong Kong champion Able Friend will not race again and will spend his retirement in Australia.
Game On between First Season Sires First season sires made a big impact as predicted at the Magic Millions Weanling Sale during the first session at the Gold Coast on Thursday with Newgate Farm's Australian Horse of the Year Dissident posting the single best result.
Mornington trainer's nominations declined Mornington trainer Trent Pennuto faces an ongoing stewards inquiry following the late scratching of Chatober at Moe.
Bowman chasing Group One double Leading Group One jockey Hugh Bowman can add to his season tally of elite wins in two countries this weekend.
Precieuse set for Royal Ascot raid Trainer Fabrice Chappet is considering running French 1000 Guineas winner Precieuse in either the Prix de Diane or Coronation Stakes.
Syndicator Jamie Walter fined over ad Racehorse syndicator Jamie Walter has been fined for breaching the rules after a complaint from a rival over an advertisement.
Geelong synthetic meetings transferred Concerns with the synthetic surface at Geelong have forced two upcoming meetings to be transferred.
Corey Brown whip suspension set aside Corey Brown's suspension for excessive whip use for his winning ride in the Doomben Cup has been set aside on appeal.
Peter and Paul Snowden cautious about Farm The Peter and Paul Snowden training partnership is cautious about their chances at Eagle Farm despite having a strong team of runners.
Grand step up for Regine at Eagle Farm Regine will be giving away age to her Eagle Farm opponents but has the bloodlines to compensate.
Decision pending on Lautaro Sandown run Options abound for last-start Scone winner Lautaro following his scratching from the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Schofield cleared over Canterbury ride Jockey Glyn Schofield has been cleared over his tactics on Up 'N' Rolling, the beaten favourite in a race at Canterbury.
Ben Currie to continue winning streak Trainer Ben Currie is hoping Col 'N' Lil can continue his winning streak by taking the Group Three Lord Mayor's Cup.
Music Magnate in tune for Kingsford Smith A strong track gallop has indicated Music Magnate will be back to his best in the Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm after failing in the Doomben 10,000.
Richard Of Yorke seeks redemption Chris Waller is confident imported stayers Richard Of Yorke and Soviet Courage can atone for underwhelming last starts when they run in the Listed McKell Cup.
Stable favourite draws Wilde to Sandown Warrnambool trainer Symon Wilde has a soft spot for Gold Medals who will represent his stable in the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Byrne gains Capital ride in Group Two race In-form jockey Jim Byrne has picked up the ride on handy Brisbane youngster Capital Gain in the Group Two BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Kiwis to feature at Eagle Farm After a strong 2016 Eagle Farm carnival, New Zealand-trained horses are again expected to race well at the first feature meeting at the track this time around.
Callan Murray off the mark in Hong Kong South African jockey Callan Murray has ridden his first winner in Hong Kong at his second meeting.
German-bred import ready for Sandown debut Lightly raced German-bred import Global Gentl is set to make his Australian debut at Sandown.
Double success for Darren Beadman Godolphin trainer Darren Beadman has notched a second successive training double at Canterbury.
Jeff Lloyd sets Queensland riding record Jeff Lloyd's win aboard the Toby Edmonds-trained Prontezza has helped him set a Queensland record.
Listed ambition delay for Machinegun Jubs Wet weather in Brisbane has stymied Machinegun Jubs' Queensland winter carnival ambitions as the mare seeks sounder footing at Randwick.
Hallowed Crown sparked Godolphin interest The win of Hallowed Crown in the Golden Rose put James Cummings on the radar as a potential Godolphin trainer.
Lipizzan breaks duck with convincing win Gary Portelli says two-year-old filly Lipizzan can step up to Saturday company after recording her maiden win at the Canterbury midweek meeting.
Marlo Man furthers jumps career at Sandown Marlo Man is chasing a feature jumps win when he lines up in the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Clearly a case for Stradbroke Clearly Innocent can make certain he gets a start in the Stradbroke Handicap by racing well in the Group One Kingsford Smith Cup.
Allergic primed for McKell Cup challenge Godolphin trainer Darren Beadman believes Allergic can turn consistent form into a black-type win in the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Sharp Speedo punt pays off Trainer Chris Anderson's punt to pay up a second Queensland Oaks nomination for Sharp Speedo has been franked by the filly's victory at Ipswich.
Hopfgarten beats the ballot blues Hopfgarten has easily made the field for Saturday's Kingsford Smith Cup after a scare he might be balloted out.
Queensland cadet steward resigns A cadet steward in Queensland has resigned after allegedly mishanding a swab document.
Proven Thoroughbreds invite you to their Open Day The John Thompson stable is aesthetically the best setting at Randwick. High above the course with great views, plenty of trees, air flow through the spacious boxes, outdoor yards and astonishingly quiet for an inner-city location.
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Mosse to ride for new racing concern Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Gerald Mosse will be the retained rider for Phoenix Thoroughbreds.
Trainer Pat Carey to face RAD Board Mornington trainer Pat Carey has a date with the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board after being charged with misconduct.
Lindsay Park chasing winning numbers As one of only three stables to achieve the 300 winner mark in a season, Lindsay Park is hoping to again achieve the feat.
Broadside could give McKell a wide berth Progressive stayer Broadside appears unlikely to back up from his Rosehill win in the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Gelded Lizard on the comeback trail Lizard Island has come through his comeback trial at Cranbourne in good order as trainer Pat Hyland looks towards a spring campaign.
Under The Thumb hikes to Highway Tamworth-based gelding Under The Thumb will make his city debut in a Highway Handicap at Randwick on Saturday.
Weir a big player in feature jumps race Besides the big races in Queensland, leading trainer Darren Weir is expected to be a key player in the feature jumps races at Sandown.
Godolphin appoint James Cummings as Head Trainer in Australia Godolphin have appointed James Cummings as the global operation’s Head Trainer in Australia.
Portelli looking to life after Rebel Dane Gary Portelli won't be able to replace Rebel Dane who has a new home at stud but hopes his younger sister can show some of the dual Group One winner's talent.
Neil Wilson becomes interim VRC CEO The honorary treasurer of the VRC, Neil Wilson, has stepped into the role of interim chief executive following the resignation of Simon Love.
Inglis to hold Turungga Farm Unreserved Dispersal Inglis is proud to announce it will be conducting a dispersal sale of one of Australia’s leading thoroughbred studs, Turangga Farm, on Sunday July 23.
James Cummings joins Godolphin James Cummings has been confirmed as head trainer for Godolphin Australia, replacing John O'Shea.
Solow retired by trainer Freddy Head Trainer Freddy Head has announced the retirement of champion miler Solow.
Brisbane now a target for Black Heart Bart Black Heart Bart has pulled up well from his unplaced run in Adelaide and is now heading to Brisbane for the Kingsford-Smith Cup.
Kiwis ready to pounce in Premier's Cup New Zealand stayers Benzini and Chocante are ready to show what they are made of in the Premier's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Simon Morrish steps up for caretaker role With Matt Cumani about to start a suspension, fellow Ballarat trainer Simon Morrish will take over in a caretaker role.
Lautaro to stake claim in McKell Cup Country-trained Lautaro will take on the city horses again in the McKell Cup after a stellar performance at Scone.
Wells ready for jumps return at Sandown Connections of Wells will be hoping to go one better when Wells makes his return to jumping in the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Snitzel sets new 2yo winners record May has been a terrific month for Snitzel.
Another record looming for Jeff Lloyd Premier Brisbane jockey Jeff Lloyd is set to create another record this week as he chases Chris Munce's Queensland total.
Miss Cover Girl to finish on a high Group One winner Miss Cover Girl is set to finish her career with a win in the Glenlogan Park Stud Stakes on Saturday.
No surgery for injured Regan Bayliss Regan Bayliss is likely to be on the sidelines for six weeks with a fractured wrist but has escaped surgery.
Royal Ascot next for Caravaggio The Aidan O'Brien-trained Caravaggio is the firming favourite for the Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot after his first-up win.,
First Australian winner for Americain Geegee Blackprince has given Melbourne Cup winner Americain his first Australian win as a sire with victory in the Tasmanian Sires' Produce Stakes.
Counterattack To Join The Kitchwin Hills Roster For 2017 As a prolific stallion, as a sire of sires, as a broodmare sire, Redoute’s Choice has reshaped breeding and racing in Australia. So the question beckons, who is the best bred son of Redoute’s Choice to ever stand at stud?
Blanco Cara Stakes Oaks Claim Promising stayer BLANCO CARA franked her recent 5th in the Gold Coast Bracelet by disposing of a C1 & Maiden field at Newcastle Saturday, lapping up the 2340m though hardly relishing the Soft 7 ground.
Smart Missile strikes with a stakes double Last season's Champion First Season Sire Smart Missile struck in Adelaide on Saturday with his first stakes double and suddenly, the race for the 2016/17 Second Season Sires' title has intensified.
Zac Purton notches Hong Kong milestone Ex pat Australian Zac Purton has become the fourth jockey to reach the 700-winner mark in Hong Kong.
Soul Stirring a Classic winner for Frankel Soul Stirring has become Frankel's first Classic winner with her victory in the Japanese Oaks.
James Innes Jr suspended at Rosehill James Innes Jr's chances to overhaul Andrew Adkins in the Sydney apprentices' premiership have been stalled by suspension.
Michele Payne receives international award Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne has received an international equestrian award in Washington DC.
Louvre to fly in for Kingsford-Smith Cup Under The Louvre will chase a second Group One Brisbane win in the Kingsford-Smith Cup at Eagle Farm.
Another 2yo winner for Snitzel Snitzel has increased his record tally of two-year-old winners this season with Shadow Dancer's victory in New Zealand.
Another Queensland steward stood down A cadet steward has become the fifth Queensland Racing Integrity Commission official stood down or redeployed in the past seven months.
Munce has three for Sires Trainer Chris Munce has a chance to continue his great two-year-old season with three runners in the Group Two BRC Group Two Sires' Produce Stakes.
Lindsay Park eyes off feature jumps race Honey Steel's Gold will try to add a feature jumps race to the Lindsay Park record when he runs in the Australian Hurdle at Sandown.
Tumbler to run in late winter Smart mare Tumbler is recovering from a minor problem and should be ready to race late in the winter carnival.
Trainers to get Eagle Farm track update The Brisbane Race Club will brief trainers on the controversial Eagle Farm track ahead of its next meeting.
Cloud Computing springs upset in Preakness Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming has been unplaced in the Preakness Stakes won by Cloud Computing.
Lockinge win for Godolphin's Ribchester Ribchester has given Godolphin a record eighth win in the Group One Lockinge Stakes at Newbury.
Lindsay Park celebrates Magic in Goodwood Vega Magic has given Lindsay Park extra cause for celebration with his win in the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville.
Cahill banned for careless riding Michael Cahill has been suspended for 11 days for careless riding and also been fined $500 for excessive whip use.
Jungle Edge lifts Bell's spirits It was a case of mixed emotions for trainer Mick Bell after Jungle Edge scored a thrilling all-the-way win in the Group Three BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Dagny posts another Waller milestone Dagny has provided Chris Waller with his 400th winner at Rosehill, while stablemate Firebird Flyer was the focal point in the last after throwing his rider.
Brown suspended for whip use in Cup win Doomben Cup winning jockey Corey Brown has been suspended for seven days and fined $2000 for excessive whip use in the race.
Extra Zero celebrates start 100 with a win Lindsay Park galloper Extra Zero has scored his seventh career win at start 100 with an explosive win at Flemington.
Kenedna survives protest to win The Roses Kenedna won the Group Two Roses at Doomben on Saturday after surviving a protest from runner-up Oklahoma Girl.
Bonny mare wins again at Rosehill Bonny O'Reilly has confirmed her place on a float to Brisbane with victory at Rosehill.
Big weight can't halt De Little Engine De Little Engine has lumped 58.5kg to an easy victory in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington.
Invinzabeel secures coveted victory Chris Waller has trained the winner of the Winx Hall Of Fame Handicap at Rosehill, with Invinzabeel claiming a memorable victory.
Lees' sense proves correct in Doomben Cup Everything went to plan for Sense of Occasion when he came from well back to win the Group One Doomben Cup.
Byrne confidence in Bidii Babe pays off Jim Byrne's confidence after riding Bidii Babe track work was proved right when she won the Listed Bright Shadow Stakes at Doomben.
Clear The Beach makes a splash at Rosehill Rarely sighted gelding Clear The Beach was prominent at Rosehill, scoring the Lloyd Williams Hall Of Fame Handicap in style.
Tactical Advantage shows his class Tactical Advantage firmed in Stradbroke Handicap betting after his narrow win at Doomben on Saturday.
2YO record for Snitzel and Ryan Pymble has given his sire Sntizel an Australian record 31 individual two-year-old winners in a season.
The Virginian bound for Stradbroke At his first start back from injury, The Virginian has earned himself a tilt at the Group One Stradbroke Handicap by winning at Doomben.
Hay Now notches city win at Rosehill Hay Now has won for the fourth time in nine starts after Nick Heywood rode the mare to victory at Rosehill.
New Universe still unbeaten in Australia Tommy Berry marvelled at New Universe's determination after the sprinter finished strongly on a soft track to go back-to-back at Rosehill.
Atkins target for Pardoe Pardoe gave a tick to the provincial form and stormed into J J Atkins contention after his fast-finishing win in the Oxlade Stakes at Doomben.
Overstep back in form at Flemington Overstep has appreciated a weight drop with a comfortable win up the straight at Flemington.
Aloisia impressive in Australian debut A trip to Queensland is on the cards for former New Zealand filly Aloisia after her breakthrough win at Flemington.
Quick Feet too fast at Rosehill Co-trainer Peter Snowden has celebrated the win of Quick Feet after coming close to scratching her from Rosehill.
Gully Command wins for Lloyd and Currie Jeff Lloyd has won his fifth race for trainer Ben Currie in the past two months, this time aboard country Cups bound Gully Command at Doomben.
Consecutive wins for Godolphin's Viridine Promising Godolphin colt Viridine and jockey Rory Hutchings have combined for a second successive win at Rosehill.
Dartmouth wins Yorkshire Cup for The Queen Ryan Moore has been seen at his best in victory on Dartmouth in the Yorkshire Cup for The Queen at York.
Mack trucking along for another Highway Mudgee trainer Mack Griffith is eyeing back-to-back Highway wins with Schedule and the recently acquired Puzzling Wonder at Rosehill.
New Universe locked on fast track Chris Waller has resisted the temptation to test sprinter New Universe over longer distances as the gelding targets back-to-back wins at Rosehill.
Richie has emphasis on Cup Richie Stephenson believes Emphasis' record at 2000m gives him a much better chance in the Doomben Cup than his price suggests.
Two Seymour trainers to face RAD Board Seymour-based trainers Shannon Hope and Mark Thomas have been charged with conduct offences.
Former Perth sprinters tackle Goodwood Leading trainers Darren Weir and David Hayes have two former Perth sprinters primed ahead of the Goodwood at Morphettville.
Sydney debut looms for Art Attack Port Macquarie trainer Jenny Graham starts her winter campaign in Sydney with Art Attack's metropolitan debut in the Highway Plate at Rosehill.
O'Brien with key Flemington chances Danny O'Brien is set to saddle up two favourites on Andrew Ramsden Stakes day including De Little Engine in the main event.
Kris Lees can sense a Cup win Noted wet track horse Sense of Occasion will be well supported in Group One Doomben Cup.
Heavy track for Doomben Cup Stewards have downgraded the track rating for Doomben Cup day to a heavy nine after an afternoon inspection on race eve.
Regan Bayliss injured in Geelong fall Jockey Regan Bayliss is expected to be out of action for several weeks after breaking his wrist in a fall at Geelong.
Pletcher dreaming of Preakness win Kentucky Derby winner and Preakness Stakes favourite Always Dreaming has had a trouble-free lead-up to the race.
Rain forces race meetings to be called off Rain has forced the Wagga Wagga and Ipswich races to be called off with the Doomben Cup meeting to be rain affected.
Candika ready for Oaks trial Candika will have her final test for a start in the Queensland Oaks when she tackles 2000 metres in the Group Two Doomben Roses.
The further the better for Just Junior Ciaron Maher says Just Junior has more flat ability than his siblings Al Garhood and Regina Coeli ahead of the Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington.
Strawberry Boy set for first-up win Veteran gelding Strawberry Boy has had two strong trials as he prepares to break a winning drought in the BRC Sprint on Saturday.
Brisbane trial for Oak Door at Flemington Richer races in Brisbane are on the radar for Oak Door if he runs well in the Straight Six at Flemington.
Astute Breeders Look to Xtravagant Earlier this week a 'Nicks that Click' story on Breednet attracted widespread attention highlighting the growing affinity between top class sires High Chaparral (IRE) and Pentire (GB), whose very best colt Xtravagant stands his debut season at Newhaven Park in Australia this spring.
English trainer Alan Swinbank dies aged 62 English trainer Alan Swinbank, who took Collier Hill to international Group One glory, has died aged 62.
Newnham craves maiden win for Ipso Facto Mark Newnham hopes Ipso Facto can join Tulip, Pierone and Pierata as winners sired by Pierro, the champion he developed an affinity with at Tulloch Lodge.
Windsor Park Stud eyeing Group One success Vanbrugh and Rageese will be out to enhance their records in Australian Group One races before they are retired to New Zealand's Windsor Park Stud.
Demonstrate's second crack at Straight Six Unplaced as favourite in the Straight Six a year ago, Godolphin's Demonstrate is back for another crack at the Listed race at Flemington.
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Divine Quality out to remain unbeaten Three-year-old Divine Quality will be out to maintain an unbeaten start to her career when she steps out as favourite in her third race at Flemington.
Harrison needs to be on form Jockey Tegan Harrison will need to reproduce one of her best rides to help Cabin Fever overcome a wide barrier in the Listed Oxlade Stakes at Doomben.
Draw the barrier to black-type bid Bjorn Baker still plans to send Bonny O'Reilly to the Queensland winter carnival after her Doomben debut on Saturday was scrapped because of a bad barrier.
Australian debut for import at Flemington Sam Pritchard-Gordon is set to run the imported Our Yangtze first-up in a 2000m-race at Flemington.
The Virginian on Stradbroke trail Stradbroke Handicap minor placegetter The Virginian will be out to cement his place in this year's race via the Chief De Beers Stakes at Doomben.
Filly a bright stakes chance at Doomben With A Promise will bypass a contest against her own age group to take on older mares in the Bright Shadow Stakes at Doomben.
Lucky Liberty gains start in The Goodwood The Henry Dwyer-trained Lucky Liberty has gained a start in the Group One Goodwood as first emergency after the scratching of Viddora from the $1 million race.
Williams pays Waller huge compliment Australian Racing Hall Of Fame inductee Lloyd Williams says Chris Waller should have been inducted at the same time as champion mare Winx.
Darren Beadman set to equal rare feat Darren Beadman is in only his second week as a trainer but is set to achieve a feat not completed for 65 years.
Extra Zero poised for his 100th race start Ten-year-old Extra Zero will reach a milestone when he steps out for his 100th start in a 2000m-handicap at Flemington.
Bolwell to be transferred to Sydney Injured apprentice Melanie Bolwell will continue her recovery from serious injuries in Sydney's Liverpool Hospital.
Rain to determine Hopfgarten's race Hopfgarten will run in the BRC Sprint on Saturday if predicted rain arrives in Brisbane but otherwise is likely to be saved for the Kingsford Smith Cup.
Three more Weir horses arrive in Brisbane Three more of Victorian trainer Darren Weir's winter carnival horses have arrived in Brisbane after travel concerns.
Defcon to stand at Eureka Stud in 2017 The brilliantly fast Group-winning juvenile Defcon will take up stud duties at Eureka Stud in 2017 at a fee of $8,800 (inc GST).
BHA committed to addressing diversity A first report into gender diversity in racing serves as a stark reminder more needs to be done within the sport, the British Horseracing Authority says.
Alexander with two good Flemington chances Trainer Archie Alexander is set to have two good chances at Flemington with three-year-old filly Spanner Head and import Fastnet Latina in separate 1600m races.
Maiden victory for promising colt Sambro Chris Waller has notched another training milestone at Warwick Farm as colt Sambro recorded the first win of his career.
Mount Panorama finally sheds maiden tag Sydney galloper Mount Panorama has won at the Gold Coast to shed his tag as Australia's best maiden.
High Bowman strikes with early Farm treble Three-year-old filly Difficult To Get has a Sydney Saturday city race on her radar after scoring over her preferred distance at Warwick Farm.
Waller covets win in Winx race Chris Waller has said winning the Rosehill race recognising Winx's elevation to the Australian Racing Hall of Fame would rate as a career highlight.
Williams, Miller earn Hall Of Fame status Lloyd Williams and John Miller have been inducted into the Australian Racing Hall Of Fame declaring it a great honour.
De Little Engine ready for Andrew Ramsden Trainer Danny O'Brien will have two runners in the Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington headed by last year's placegetter De Little Engine.
Rudy sneaks in to Doomben Cup field After looking certain to miss a start, Rudy has gained the final place in the Group One Doomben Cup field.
McCulloch follows family footsteps in Cup Kiwi jockey Kelly McCulloch is hoping she can be as successful in Brisbane as her sister Rosie Myers was on Benzini last year.
Winx joins racing's elite in Hall of Fame Champion racehorse Winx is one of 11 inductees into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame.
Prime Dispatch 17/5/2017 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Doomben Cup favourite arrives in Brisbane The Darren Weir-trained Articus and Star Exhibit have arrived in Brisbane for the Doomben Cup after flight delays.
VRC CEO Simon Love resigns After almost two years as the chief executive of the Victoria Racing Club, Simon Love has handed in his resignation.
Bayliss, Lindsay Park dominate at Geelong Jockey Regan Bayliss and the Lindsay Park training team have combined for five winners on the program at a provincial meeting at Geelong.
Shoreham is right back home at Flemington After interstate stints with Gerald Ryan and Les Kelly, Shoreham has returned home to the stables of Saab Hasan at Flemington.
Hay Now set for Rosehill debut Canberra-based mare Hay Now will strive to preserve an impressive record when she makes her Sydney debut at Rosehill.
Karacatis earns third shot at G1 Goodwood Victory in the D C McKay Stakes has given eight-year-old Karacatis a third shot at the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville.
Jake to stake Qld Derby claims His performance in a race in rural New Zealand will determine whether Jake The Muss makes the trip to Australia for the Queensland Derby.
Dubois seeks another French connection NSW-based French trainer Jean Dubois will scour his homeland looking for fresh talent to boost his stable.
Weir horses booked for Brisbane travel Trainer Darren Weir has his Brisbane-bound horses booked on three early morning flights but there are no guarantees they can fly.
Bobby El-Issa outed on handling charge Jockey Bobby El-Issa has appealed a four-month ban for not giving a horse every chance to obtain the best position in a Goulburn maiden.
Scone wraps up Inglis' greatest ever Select Yearling Sales season A strong finish to the HTBA Scone Yearling Sale has capped off a remarkable year of Inglis Select Yearling Sales, confirming 2017 as the strongest in the company’s 150 year history.
Matt Cumani suspended and fined Trainer Matt Cumani has been suspended until the end of the season and fined heavily over his failure to notify stewards of a strangles infection in his stable.
NSW trainer outed for cobalt offence A NSW trainer has been disqualified for 15 months for a cobalt offence while two Victorian trainers face charges relating to high levels recorded in 2015.
Capacity field to line up in Goodwood Favourite Black Heart Bart has drawn barrier two in a field of 20 plus three emergencies as he chases back-to-back victories in the Group One Goodwood.
Snitzel's astonishing season thus far Four stakes wins in a day, a Group 1 2YO trifecta, a Group 1 quinella, the season record for 2YO winners, the No. 1 spot on the General, 2YO & 3YO premierships, a new prizemoney record - and it's only the middle of May. Let's review Snitzel's astonishing season so far:
Snitzel poised to take 2yo record Victory by Madonnica at Wyong will give her sire Snitzel a record number of individual two-year-old winners for the season.
RV lay charges against Maher and Connolly Victorian stewards have charged leading trainer Ciaron Maher and his former racing manager over the ownership bona fides of five horses.
Cup hope to make local debut at Flemington Group One-winning import Ventura Storm, now in the care of the Lindsay Park stable, is entered to make his Australian debut in a 2000m race at Flemington.
Foreign Prince back on familiar territory Stable favourite Foreign Prince makes his return at Rosehill for trainer David Payne.
The Straight Six next for Malibu Style Perth sprinter Malibu Style will chase the second stakes win of his Melbourne campaign when he lines up in the Listed Straight Six at Flemington.
Two-pronged Goodwood attack for Price Secret Agenda will chase her second $1 million race in Adelaide when she joins stablemate Bassett in the Goodwood at Morphettville.
Forster set to break Doomben Cup drought Trainer Desleigh Forster is hoping in-form jockey Jim Byrne can help her break a 34-year drought for Brisbane horses in the Doomben Cup.
MV boss to discuss prize money with RV Moonee Valley Racing Club's chief executive will discuss the recent prize money increases with Racing Victoria, believing the club hasn't got a fair share.
Bernard Saundry new CEO for NZ Racing Former Racing Victoria chief executive Bernard Saundry will take up the equivalent position with New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing.
Melbourne Cup hopeful wins in Germany The Australian Bloodstock-owned Red Cardinal has confirmed a Melbourne Cup path with a Group Two victory in Germany.
Another overseas success for Dermot Weld Dual Melbourne Cup winning trainer Dermot Weld has claimed the Man O'War Stakes at Belmont with Zhukova.
Mishani Bullitt shoots for J J Atkins Luck has finally gone Mishani Bullitt's way with the gelding earning a start in the Group One J J Atkins Stakes with his feature race win at the Sunshine Coast.
Order Again to be better at Eagle Farm Jockey Larry Cassidy believes Order Again can turn the tables on Shocking Luck when they get to the Queensland Derby at Eagle Farm.
Lankan Rupee building for The Everest Lankan Rupee is back in work at Caulfield following his latest injury with trainer Mick Price hoping he can secure a berth in The Everest.
Rare consolation for Stuart Kendrick The win of Rare Occurrence at Doomben has been some consolation for trainer Stuart Kendrick who has had to retire one of his best mares, Divine Centuri.
American Pharoah wows Chris Waller Chris Waller has reflected on a trip of a lifetime to the Kentucky Derby and a brief interaction with Triple Crown winner American Pharoah.
Bart on target for second G1 Goodwood Darren Weir's Warrnambool stable foreman Jarrod McLean believes Black Heart Bart is spot-on for his attempt at back-to-back Goodwood victories.
Tangled backed to win Group One J J Atkins Sydney colt Tangled has been heavily backed to win the Group One J J Atkins Stakes following his Group Two victory at Doomben.
Duryea appeals cobalt conviction Queensland trainer Darlene Duryea has appealed her 12-month disqualification for a cobalt related conviction and been granted a stay.
Derby the best solution for Godolphin colt With no stand-out horse in a muddled Derby picture, Godolphin trainer Saeed bin Suroor is keen to let Lingfield Trial winner Best Solution take his chance.
Glyn Schofield suspended at Scone carnival After being narrowly beaten on Prized Icon in the Scone Guineas, Glyn Schofield has copped a suspension for his ride.
Volatile Mix wins South Australian Derby The Darren Weir-trained Volatile Mix has led in a Victorian-trained trifecta in the South Australian Derby, beating Ruthven and Odeon in the 2500m race.
Shocking Luck produces top Qld Derby trial Shocking Luck has emerged as a leading Queensland Derby contender after his dominant victory in the Rough Habit Plate at Doomben.
Overdue Dark Jewel win for Daysee Doom Daysee Doom has claimed an overdue black-type win in the Group Three Dark Jewel Stakes at Scone.
Hayes closes in on century in Melbourne A century of Melbourne city winners for the season is in sight for the Lindsay Park team, with a treble at Caulfield taking their 2016-17 tally to 92.
Clearly Innocent does it again in Luskin Clearly Innocent has won back-to-back Luskin Star Stakes to set up a tilt at a Group One race in Brisbane.
Hursley snaps run of seconds at Caulfield After finishing second at his previous four starts, the Chris Waller-trained Hursley has raced to an overdue win at Caulfield.
Doomben Cup a serious option for Stampede In-form stayer Stampede made a compelling case for a Doomben Cup start after leading throughout to win the Group Three Chairman's Handicap at Doomben.
Sydney sprinter Redzel wins Doomben 10,000 Redzel has made all the running to beat Counterattack and Derryn in the Doomben 10,000.
France causes upset in $400k Scone Guineas Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden have won the $400,000 Scone Guineas but not with the horse most expected.
Good Standing off to a flyer in Brisbane Trainer James Cummings has a smart horse in Good Standing who is headed towards Group-class races after winning at Doomben.
Tangled sets course for Group One Atkins Chris Waller will aim Tangled at the JJ Atkins after the improving colt produced a whirlwind finish to win the Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Dubai carnival a long-range goal for Shaf Next year's Dubai carnival is on the radar for the Sheikh Hamden-owned Shaf who has registered his latest win in an 1100m benchmark race at Caulfield.
Tulloch Lodge doubles up in Scone features Miss Debutante has given the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable a winning stakes double at Scone.
Jeff Lloyd brings up 150 Queensland wins Premier jockey Jeff Lloyd has ridden his 150th Queensland winner for the season with one of his best efforts on Cantbuybetter at Doomben.
Debonairly adds stakes victory to resume Debonairly has given her American owners a stakes win with her victory in the Listed Woodlands Stakes at Scone.
First Qld success for Godolphin's Beadman Darren Beadman has had his first winner in Queensland as a trainer with Maternal scoring at Doomben.
Beau Mertens suspended again after treble Apprentice Beau Mertens has hit the lead in the race for the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with a treble at Caulfield but has incurred another suspension.
Tycoon Dancer shapes up as spring prospect David Hayes believes there is a lot to like about Tycoon Dancer heading into next season after the two-year-old colt made a winning start to his career.
Rare Occurrence confirms love for Doomben Three-year-old filly Rare Occurrence has shown her liking for Doomben, landing some big bets to upset her older rivals.
Prize money increases for Victorian racing Victorian racing will receive a prize money hike of $15.5 million in the new season.
Barrier concern for Salsonic at Scone Last-start Hawkesbury Guineas placegetter Salsonic will have to overcome the outside barrier in the Scone equivalent.
Beadman gets first stakes win as trainer Duca Valentinois has given Darren Beadman his first stakes winner as a trainer with the Godolphin galloper finishing strongly to take out the Listed Scone Cup.
Hulberts have two chances in Champagne Father and son training partners Peter and Will Hulbert have only three two-year-olds with two of them to line up in the Group Two Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Caulfield start determines Queensland trip The Robbie Griffiths-trained Charlton will be racing for a possible Queensland Derby trip when he runs over 2000m at Caulfield.
Counterattack dressed for success Chris Waller has employed dressage work to freshen up Counterattack's routine before his latest crack at Group One success in the Doomben 10,000.
Macdonald launching raid on SA Derby Rebel Raider's son Waging War will be out to emulate his sire in the South Australian Derby.
Home option suits Grey Street Grey Street will be searching for back-to-back Caulfield victories when she runs in the Catanach's Jewellers Handicap.
Queensland on cards for Sweet Redemption Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are using the Scone carnival as a testing ground to assess Sweet Redemption and other candidates for Queensland over winter.
Morendi to shine at Doomben Morendi is a noted performer on the new Eagle Farm track but his jockey Michael Cahill believes he will also handle the Doomben surface.
Plan B for Mongolian Wolf, Neverland After failing to get a flight to Brisbane, stablemates Mongolian Wolf and Neverland will instead run in separate 2000m races at Caulfield.
Beadman after first Queensland stakes win Godolphin's new trainer Darren Beadman has a chance to win his first Queensland stakes race with quality colt Morton's Fork on Saturday.
Laming runners on trial for Qld carnival Richard Laming-trained stablemates Easy Beast and So Poysed could earn trips to Brisbane if they can impress in their respective races at Caulfield.
Matt Dale ready to swoop in 10,000 Canberra galloper Fell Swoop has settled well in his Murwillumbah surroundings as he prepares for the Doomben 10,000.
Mongolian Wolf to run at Caulfield Three-year-old Mongolian Wolf has missed a flight to Brisbane and will run at Caulfield before tackling the Queensland Derby.
Sky launch digital coverage of Brisbane Racing Queensland and Sky Racing have announced a new digital service for the Brisbane winter carnival.
Johnson takes pride in Scone Cup starter Forty years after Murray Johnson started his association with the racing industry in Scone, he has his first runner in the Scone Cup.
Tony Gollan likes his chances of treble Trainer Tony Gollan doesn't have a runner in the Doomben 10,000 but hopes he can win three other stakes races on the program.
Jewel start a high point for Heavenly Anna Heavenly Anna has regrouped after an unplaced Provincial Championship run to earn a start in the Group Three Dark Jewel Classic at Scone.
Melanie Bolwell to return to Sydney soon Injured apprentice Melanie Bolwell has been cleared to fly home to Sydney as soon as a bed is available at Liverpool Hospital.
Caulfield instead of Derby for Fontein Lad Fontein Lad will chase a city win at Caulfield over 2000m after being scratched from the SA Derby for which he was second emergency.
Beadman targets maiden Group win in Scone Darren Beadman will make his Group race debut as a trainer when Kinshachi tackles the Dark Jewel Classic at Scone on Saturday.
Munce to keep stakes run going Trainer Chris Munce hopes Ours To Keep will continue the stable's run in two-year-old races when he tackles the Group Two Champagne Classic.
Netherfield chasing another G1 for Price Netherfield will try to clinch another Group One win for trainer Mick Price when he runs in the South Australian Derby at Morphettville.
Mallyon suspended over Valley ride Katelyn Mallyon has been suspended for 17 days for her handling of Valediction in a 3000m race at Moonee Valley.
Trainer expecting better run from Magnapal Co-trainer Terry O'Sullivan says Magnapal is going better than his recent efforts suggest and he is looking forward to the gelding running at Caulfield.
Nostalgic 10,000 ride for Larry Cassidy Larry Cassidy will feel nostalgic when he rides Japonisme in the Doomben 10,000 for long-time supporters the Ingham family.
Snowden team gets first 10,000 wish Things are falling into place for the Peter and Paul Snowden training combination as they head to the Doomben 10,000 with two runners.
Doomben surface soft for 10,000 Doomben has received rain this week and is expected to be soft for the Group One 10,000 meeting.
Black Caviar's second foal named Black Caviar’s second foal a colt by emerging sire Sebring has officially been named Prince of Caviar.
James Orman to miss Doomben Cup meeting Brisbane jockey James Orman will miss the Doomben Cup meeting through suspension.
Winner and a Close Second for Delago Deluxe Newhaven Park's Delago Deluxe was in hot form on Wednesday with a bold front running winner at Ascot in Perth and a close second at Canterbury.
Ballina races called off because of rain The Ballina race meeting has been called off with parts of the track waterlogged after overnight rain took the week's total to 84mm.
Scone a Jewel in racing crown for Waller Chris Waller has drawn comparisons between the Kentucky Derby and the Scone Cup carnival as he prepares a three-pronged attack on the Dark Jewel Classic.
Suspension sours Mertens Sandown victory Leading apprentice Beau Mertens has notched another winner at Sandown but he has been hit with a careless-riding ban.
Childs excited about first Group One ride Apprentice Jordan Childs looking forward to making his Group One debut in the South Australian Derby aboard the Archie Alexander-trained Wheal Leisure.
Dream win for comeback trainer Freedman Richard Freedman has trained his first winner in two decades with Forever Dream scoring at Canterbury.
Beadman celebrates first win for Godolphin Darren Beadman has trained his first winner for Godolphin with Malahat breaking through at Canterbury.
Prue's Angel revives memories for Gollan Prue's Angel's upset Ipswich win has brought back memories for Tony Gollan who also trained her close relations Spirit Of Boom and Temple Of Boom.
Evil Cry chasing first win at Caulfield Robbie Laing is hoping two-year-old Evil Cry, who resumes for his second start at Caulfield, might develop into a Guineas horse.
Four Sisters claims special Sandown win Four daughters of trainer Mick Kent have enjoyed success with their racehorse Four Sisters at Sandown.
Beadman chases Cup win after breakthrough Darren Beadman will prepare Moher and Duca Valentinois for the Scone Cup as part of his first week as trainer of Godolphin's Australian team of racehorses.
Takedown all clear for Doomben 10,000 bid Takedown will run in the Group One Doomben 10,000 after a throat scope was shown to be clear.
Russian Revolution draws five in 10,000 Favourite Russian Revolution will jump from barrier five of 15 in the Doomben 10,000.
Always Dreaming checks into Pimlico Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming has arrived at Pimlico in Baltimore to prepare for the Preakness Stakes.
Caulfield Guineas winner Divine Prophet to stand at Aquis Emirates Park Group 1 Caulfield Guineas winner Divine Prophet (Choisir) will join Aquis Farm’s stallion roster at AQUIS Emirates Park in the Hunter Valley this coming spring.
Attard suffers multiple collarbone breaks Trainer Jason Attard will undergo further tests to determine whether he needs surgery on a broken collarbone suffered in a Hawkesbury trackwork fall.
Nichols Canyon ruled out of Nashville Nichols Canyon will miss the Calvin Houghland Iroquois in Nashville after suffering an injury on the trip to America.
Dwyer runners stretched over the country Henry Dwyer is facing a difficult task finding riders for his runners at Caulfield, Morphettville, Scone and Donald.
The Monstar to savage Doomben 10,000 The Monstar will have his first Group One test in the Doomben 10,000 with trainer Brett Cavanough banking on Brisbane's rain staying around.
Famous Seamus to go the extra mile There is no finish line in sight for Group One veteran Famous Seamus as the eight-year-old heads to the Hunter Valley for the Scone Cup.
Blueblood’s Classic Success Is No Secret The Secret to Blueblood Thoroughbreds' Group One success? Mick Price Racing's outstanding Not a Single Doubt mare, Secret Agenda, winner of the Group One UBET Classic at Morphettville Racecourse:
Queensland Derby goal for Garbhan Promising three-year-old Garbhan impressed his trainer in his first Group race and now he reignites a campaign targeting the Queensland Derby.
Dylan Dunn announces riding retirement A bout of glandular fever and a constant battle with his weight has forced Melbourne's reigning premier apprentice Dylan Dunn to hang up the saddle.
Barrier key to Rebel Dane in 10,000 Trainer Gary Portelli hopes to send Rebel Dane to stud on a high but wants a low number in the Group One Doomben 10,000 barrier draw.
Prime Dispatch 9/5/2017 This week's Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Track gallop has Anaheim in Derby field Anaheim has pleased co-trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young in a track gallop and will take his place in the South Australian Derby.
John Morrisey loses cobalt appeal Gold Coast-based Group One-winning trainer John Morrisey has failed in an appeal against a nine-month disqualification for a cobalt offence.
Father shows faith in daughter at Sandown Apprentice Stephanie Thornton will make her city debut with two rides for her father Glenn at Sandown.
All American relocates to Chatswood Stud Chatswood Stud is thrilled to announce Group 1 producer, All American, as a new addition to their stallion roster for the 2017 breeding season.
Trainer Jason Attard injured in trackwork Trainer Jason Attard will undergo surgery on a broken shoulder suffered in a trackwork accident at Hawkesbury.
ATC Mounted Security Division charges The Australian Turf Club says it is committed to the highest standard of horse care and management after two staff members were charged over welfare breaches.
Fabrizio out to add another Cup Hawkesbury Gold Cup winner Fabrizio is equal topweight with 59kg for the Scone Cup.
Declaration of War sires first winner Newmarket trainer Tom Clover celebrated his first winner on Monday evening when Declarationoflove (2c Declaration Of War-Mary’s Daughter, by Royal Applause) got his sire Declaration Of War off the mark as a stallion.
Caulfield option for Ceylon over 2000m Three-year-old filly Ceylon could have her next start over 2000m at Caulfield after being scratched from the Australasian Oaks after a barrier mishap.
Murwillumbah called off after one race Just weeks after floods damaged the Murwillumbah track, its first meeting since has had to be called off because of rain affecting the surface.
Anaheim gallop to decide SA Derby start A trackwork gallop will determine whether Anaheim presses on to the Group One South Australian Derby.
Ana Royale with more interstate targets Australasian Oaks minor placegetter Ana Royale is set to press on to the SA Fillies Classic in Adelaide before a possible crack at another Oaks in Queensland.
Reiby Rampart back from illness Reiby Rampart has recovered from illness and will run at Scone but her Jason Attard-trained stablemate Sons Of John is heading for a spell.
Upstart aiming high in Doomben 10,000 Sprinter Upstart Pride's liking for the 1200 metres at Doomben gives him his chance at Group One level at the track.
Queensland integrity chief reassigned The head of Queensland's racing integrity regulation unit has been permanently reassigned after an investigation into a complaint.
Beau Mertens knocks back G1 opportunity Premiership contender Beau Mertens will remain in Melbourne rather than take the Group One ride on Bassett in The Goodwood in Adelaide.
Winter wins 1000 Guineas for O'Brien Winter, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Wayne Lordan, has won the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket.
QRIC rejects whip complaint The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has rejected a complaint regarding a whip rules breach in the Gunsynd Classic.
Historic Group 1 double for Redoute's Choice Before Saturday, Redoute's Choice already had a same-track, same-day Group 1 double on his extraordinary record. That was achieved more than a decade ago, when Nadeem & Snitzel won the Blue Diamond and the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield on 25 February 2006.
Galileo Rules the Guineas Coolmore's champion sire Galileo achieved a memorable Group I double over the weekend with his son Churchill capturing the Group I English 2,000 Guineas and then his dashing grey daughter Winter taking out the Group I English 1,000 Guineas.
Group 1 double for Sebring over the weekend Leading Australian sire Sebring has enjoyed a red letter weekend with his daughter Egg Tart capturing the Group I SAJC Australasian Oaks and this his brilliant son Lucky Bubbles leading home an Aussie bred trifecta in the Group I Chairman's Sprint Prize at Sha Tin on Sunday.
Stallion Service Donations highlight Fundraiser STALLION sire service donations totalling almost $50,000 have been donated to the Racing Reaches Out Fundraiser at Clifford Park on Saturday, May 13.
Hong Kong star Rapper Dragon euthanised Rapper Dragon has had to be put down after suffering a fractured pelvis during the Champions Mile in Hong Kong.
Melbourne Cup runner-up euthanised Heartbreak City, second to Almandin in the Melbourne Cup, has been euthanised after breaking a leg in a racecourse gallop in Ireland.
Cup challengers for It's Somewhat Godolphin's It's Somewhat will be at short odds to win the Doomben Cup but rivals believe they have genuine chances to beat him.
Odeon in form for shot at SA Derby With three wins and a second from his four starts this campaign, three-year-old Odeon is the early favourite to claim the Group One South Australian Derby.
Queensland Oaks next for Egg Tart Chris Waller has confirmed Egg Tart will head to Brisbane to try to add the Queensland Oaks to her Group One victory in Adelaide.
New Sunshine Coast chief executive The new Sunshine Coast chief executive John Miller will start work earlier than expected so he can gain knowledge of the club's main race day in June.
International travel an ambition for Weir After another record breaking season, champion trainer Darren Weir would like to one day race on the international stage.
Win an omen for Wood and Gesler The Kelso Wood-Patricia Gesler training partnership has had its first winner and is hoping it is an omen for a bigger success at Doomben.
More drug tests for Qld winter carnival Queensland officials have stepped up drug testing for the winter carnival starting with the Gold Coast meeting.
Always Dreaming wins Kentucky Derby Always Dreaming has given the durable partnership of trainer Todd Pletcher and jockey John Velazquez a first Kentucky Derby together.
Churchill gives O'Brien Guineas record Champion trainer Aidan O'Brien has claimed a record eighth 2000 Guineas at Newmarket.
Mertens closes gap in premiership race Apprentice Beau Mertens has ridden a winning treble at Flemington to move to within two wins of the lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Andrew Mallyon rides Flemington double Jockey Andrew Mallyon has combined with the Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra stable to land a winning double at Flemington aboard Crystal Dreamer and Booker.
Hutchings suspended after breakthrough win New Zealand jockey Rory Hutchings' first win for Godolphin has come at a cost after he was suspended for careless riding at Rosehill.
Zamzam back to winning form at Flemington Former Blue Diamond placegetter Zamzam has returned to winning form with an impressive victory at Flemington.
Untamed Diamond a cut above at Rosehill Back-to-back wins in Sydney have enhanced Untamed Diamond's bid to eventually contest a stakes race in Australia.
Secret Agenda wins first $1m Adelaide race Secret Agenda has outrun her rivals to capture Adelaide's first $1 million race, the UBET Classic at Morphettville.
Mare top of Anthony Cummings' list Top Of My List's win in the Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill has cemented a trip to Queensland for the Group Two Brisbane Cup.
Savanna Amour in G1 hunt after Guineas win Savanna Amour will chase Group One races during the winter carnival after defying an alarming betting drift to win the Gold Coast Guineas.
Egg Tart wins Group One Australasian Oaks The Chris Waller-trained Egg Tart has beaten favourite Kenedna in a thrilling finish to the Group One Australasian Oaks at Morphettville.
Roguish proves himself at Rosehill The Tim Martin-trained Roguish has taken his fourth win from 10 starts in the 1500m handicap at Rosehill.
O'Shea has last stakes win for Godolphin John O'Shea has registered his last stakes victory as trainer for Godolphin, with It's Somewhat winning the Group Two Hollindale Stakes.
Divine Quality impresses at Flemington Three-year-old filly Divine Quality has raced to her second impressive victory from as many starts with a 3-1/4-length success in her city debut at Flemington.
With A Promise scores boilover in Stocking With A Promise has given bookmakers a bonanza result by upstaging her more fancied rivals to win the Silk Stocking on the Gold Coast.
Canny ride, draw produce scent of victory Cannyescent has claimed his third win in six starts this preparation by taking advantage of a handy draw at Rosehill.
Bowman works hard for treble on Gold Coast Hugh Bowman had to work overtime to bring up a treble for the day on Religify in the Listed Prime Minister's Cup on the Gold Coast.
Booker shines with Flemington debut win Flemington debut winner Booker was considered a Blue Diamond contender before being forced to miss the feature through shin soreness.
Dawn Wall triumphs in Gold Coast Bracelet Dawn Wall has shown she's on target to give Chris Waller and Hugh Bowman another Queensland Oaks success after winning the Gold Coast Bracelet.
New Universe wins first start in new home Former New Zealand colt New Universe has made a winning Australian debut as a gelding for trainer Chris Waller.
Avdulla strikes paydirt with Black On Gold Brenton Avdulla has returned from a break to reach the 100-win milestone in NSW, with Black On Gold underscoring his promise at Rosehill.
De Little Engine wins at Flemington De Little Engine has raced to his first victory in 18 months, spacing his rivals by more than four lengths in a staying race at Flemington.
Snowdens take aim at Group One Peter and Paul Snowden will send Taking Aim to the Group One JJ Atkins Stakes after his win in the Ken Russell Classic.
O'Lordy pays her way at Rosehill O'Lordy has backed up her maiden win at Goulburn to take out the Highway Handicap at Rosehill eight days later.
Consolation win for Articus at Flemington Articus has shown his class with a comfortable victory at Flemington and will head to Brisbane for the winter carnival.
Viridine makes successful debut Viridine has made a winning start to his career and jockey Rory Hutchings has enjoyed a successful return to Saturday city racing at Rosehill.
Fast time for Prompt Return on Gold Coast Smart short course horse Prompt Return has run a sensational final 600m to win the Bat Out of Hell on the Gold Coast.
Godolphin in no hurry to appoint trainer Godolphin will not rush the appointment of a new head trainer in Australia to replace John O'Shea.
Racing.com to cover Brisbane Group Ones The five Brisbane Race Club Group One days will be covered by Racing.com for the first time this year.
Abel Tasman wins Kentucky Oaks The China Horse Club has celebrated victory in the Kentucky Oaks with the Bob Baffert-trained Abel Tasman.
Farming out Astronomos pays dividends A relaxing break between races should have Astronomos in range of the stars in the Listed Lord Mayor's Cup at Rosehill.
Beadman licensed to train for Godolphin Darren Beadman has been granted a licence to train for Godolphin with the organisation confirming John O'Shea's departure.
Sadler to get spring guide on Freeze Over Trainer John Sadler believes racegoers will see a pretty smart filly if two-year-old Freeze Over produces her best in her third start at Flemington.
Nardoo's comeback no mean feat Talented mare Nardoo has recovered from foot issues to race for the first time since late 2015 at Rosehill.
Stampede wins the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Stampede has led all the way for apprentice Rachel King to win the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup.
Preferment seeks return to form Four-time Group One winner Preferment will try to get back on track at the Gold Coast in the Hollindale Stakes.
Another milestone not far off for Weir Darren Weir has already set a record for winners Australia-wide this season and is closing in on a new mark for Melbourne metropolitan winners.
Wilkes-trained McCraken in Kentucky Derby Australian expat trainer Ian Wilkes is pinning his upcoming Kentucky Derby hopes on three-year-old colt McCraken.
Ian Wilkes with chance in Kentucky Derby Expat Australian trainer Ian Wilkes will saddle up McCraken, one of the leading chances in the Kentucky Derby.
Benfica Princess to step up for Doughty Trainer Kelly Doughty is hoping Benfica Princess can step up as the stable star in the Gold Coast Bracelet after Arki was injured.
Beau Mertens could close gap in title race With Melbourne premiership leader Craig Williams riding interstate, apprentice Beau Mertens is looking to close the gap with a good book of Flemington rides.
Kevin Kemp sold on good barrier idea Trainer Kevin Kemp is resigned to waiting for another day to try to have Sold For Song ridden closer to the pace with the mare drawing wide at the Gold Coast.
Adelaide on the menu for Waller Chris Waller has a rare runner in South Australia as Egg Tart aims to extend her winning streak in the Australasian Oaks at Morphettville on Saturday.
Sahara Eagle on trial for Qld Derby Trainer John Sargent will use Rosehill as a testing ground for Sahara Eagle's Queensland Derby credentials.
Pure Pride after Flemington breakthrough On the same weekend the Kentucky Derby is run, a trainer who has had a placegetter in the famous American race will be out to saddle up a Flemington winner.
Cylinder Beach to break Hollindale hoodoo Desleigh Forster is looking to become only the second Queensland trainer to win the Group Two Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast with Cylinder Beach.
Rain for start of Kentucky Derby weekend Wet weather is predicted in the lead-up to the Kentucky Derby meeting at Churchill Downs
Regina Coeli lands her second Grand Annual Regina Coeli has landed a second Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool doing it the hard way, leading all the way.
Jim Byrne renews association with Pat Duff Top jockey Jim Byrne will resume an association with his former master Pat Duff when he rides Steel Zip at the Gold Coast.
Darren Weir wins another Warrnambool Cup Darren Weir's domination of the Warrnambool Cup has continued with High Church scoring an easy win in the 2350m race.
Top Of The Range on trial for Qld Derby The Mike Moroney-trained Top Of The Range will run over 1800m at Rosehill with a view to progressing to Queensland if he performs well.
Fact-finding Kentucky Derby for Waller Chris Waller will pick the brain of legendary American trainer Bob Baffert at this weekend's Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs.
Thunder Snow Godolphin's best Derby chance Thunder Snow's trainer Saeed bin Suroor says the horse is the best Kentucky Derby chance Godolphin has ever had.
Josh Oliver gets chance in big time Jockey Josh Oliver's bond with Col 'N' Lil means he has retained the ride on the mare in the Group Two Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Divine Quality to face first city test A convincing maiden debut at Bendigo has provided the stepping stone to a first city test for three-year-old Divine Quality at Flemington.
Waller camp thankful for Berry's faith Tommy Berry's decision to ride Beyond Thankful in the Lord Mayor's Cup when spoilt for choice has boosted an absent Chris Waller's hopes at Rosehill.
Kendrick after more black type success Stuart Kendrick has had his best season with 70 winners so far and hopes to convert that into another stakes success with Divine Centuri at the Gold Coast.
Flemington kick-off for Under The Louvre Despite his hefty impost, Under The Louvre is set to make his racetrack return up the straight at Flemington.
Rudy to give Page a special thrill Helen Page has trained many stakes winners but will get a special thrill if her stable favourite Rudy can win the Hollindale Stakes.
Blueblood Thoroughbreds with two live chances in Group One’s The 2017 Adelaide Festival of Racing kicks off this Saturday with 2 runners for Blueblood Thoroughbreds in the two featured Group 1 races.
Les Ross racing for change of luck Trainer Les Ross hopes consistent filly River Racer can give him a change of luck by winning the Gold Coast Guineas.
A winner for Jimmy Creed! Spendthrift Australia this morning celebrated the first winner for its freshman shuttle sire Jimmy Creed (Distorted Humor).
Darren Weir sets training record The win of Stylish Miss at Warrnambool has given Darren Weir a new Commonwealth training record.
Milestone on hold for Chris Waller Chris Waller's 200th Warwick Farm winner will have to wait as the champion trainer flies to the Unites States to watch the Kentucky Derby.
Ulmann contines Weir's Warrnambool run Trainer Darren Weir has won the feature Warrnambool sprint with Ulmann taking out the Wangoom Handicap.
Stewards defend Eagle Farm downgrade Stewards say they had no choice but to downgrade Eagle Farm from soft to heavy despite no rain falling for 10 days.
Renew goes all the way in Galleywood The Darren Weir-trained Renew has completed a jumps hat-trick with victory in the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool.
Rachel King gains ground on Slow Pace English-born apprentice Rachel King is relishing her first Saturday stakes race booking in the city at Rosehill after retaining the ride on Slow Pace.
Smoother Annual ride for Spying On You Spying On You will line up for a second shot at the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool after events conspired against him at his first attempt.
Queensland's chief stipe to stay on Queensland's chief steward Allan Reardon has agreed to extend his contract by 12 months after widespread speculation he was to retire.
Moroney with chances in three states Trainer Mike Moroney will have chances in three states on the same day with runners in NSW, Victoria and South Australia.
Single Gaze eyes the Hollindale Stakes Canberra trainer Nick Olive has arrived on the Gold Coast to oversee Single Gaze's preparation for the Hollindale Stakes.
Survival of fittest in Warrnambool Cup Archie Alexander would like to see some rain ahead of Survived's attempt at the Warrnambool Cup.
Nathan Dunn gets first win as a trainer A Grand Annual Steeplechase-winning jockey, Nathan Dunn has landed first winner as a trainer at the famous Warrnambool carnival.
Black Heart Bart heads Stradbroke noms Last year's runner-up Black Heart Bart heads the nominations for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Formal complaint lodged on Gunsynd result The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has received a formal complaint about the result of the Gunsynd Classic at Eagle Farm.
Super Cash on target for Adelaide G1 Trainer Andrew Noblet believes Super Cash only has to reproduce her Rubiton Stakes performance to be hard to beat in the Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide.
Prime Dispatch 3/5/2017 This week's Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Thunder Snow tests Derby track Godolphin's Thunder Snow has had a look around Churchill Downs ahead of the Kentucky Derby.
Foreign jockey hopes for visa rethink South African jockey Keagan Latham makes his Sydney metropolitan debut at Warwick Farm as his riding futures hangs in the balance.
Kangaroo joins country NSW horse race A kangaroo has given a group of racehorses a run for their money after darting onto a track in country NSW.
Malibu Style to run at Flemington Last-start Bel Esprit Stakes winner Malibu Style is set to run at Flemington in a 1000m open handicap rather than the McKay Stakes in Adelaide.
Sun puts dampener on Sons of John Hawkesbury trainer Jason Attard hopes Sydney's fine spell is temporary as he seeks softer ground for Sons Of John at Rosehill.
Zed Em gives Payne first Brierly victory Zem Em has given a dashing display under Steve Pateman to lead throughout in the Brierly Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
Wings soars for back-to-back wins Tash Burleigh has only trained six-year-old mare Wings for one race but their association goes back to her job with late Goulburn mentor Graeme Spackman.
Newitt reunites with Observational Craig Newitt is looking forward to getting back aboard the in-form Observational in the Warrnambool Cup after winning the Bendigo Golden Mile on the gelding.
I'll'ava'alf wins flat lead-up for Annual I'll'ava'alf has scored a flat win on the opening day of the Warrnambool carnival ahead of his main aim, the Grand Annual Steeplechase.
I Am Zelady in first for Joe Pride I Am Zelady will be Sydney trainer Joe Pride's first runner in Adelaide when she contests the Sangster Stakes at Morphettville.
Bolwell to start rehab within a week Injured apprentice jockey Melanie Bolwell is likely to start rehab in Sydney within a week after a three-horse fall in the state's north last month.
Ancient King gets jumps win at Warrnambool Italian Derby placegetter Ancient King has broken through for his first win over jumps at Warrnambool.
Smaller jumps a better fit for Arch Fire After a short stint at steeplechasing, Arch Fire is back over the smaller jumps with the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool his target.
Fresher Songs chasing a second Wangoom Trainer Mike Moroney is confident a fresher Yesterday's Songs can go back-to-back in the Wangoom Handicap at Warrnambool.
Patch to be fan favourite for Derby One-eyed colt Patch is an outsider in the Kentucky Derby but a favourite with trainer Todd Pletcher.
Full fields for Adelaide Group Ones Leading contenders Kenedna and Egg Tart have drawn well in a capacity field for the Australasian Oaks while the Sangster Stakes has also attracted a full field.
Aidan O'Brien has strong hand in Guineas There are 12 colts left in the English 2000 Guineas at Newmarket while 18 fillies remain in the 1000 Guineas.
Waterhouse, Bott to appeal conviction Training partners Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott will appeal their conviction and $5000 fine for substituting horses in a televised work-out.
Bat Out Of Hell for Hidden Pearl Speedy mare Hidden Pearl is likely to resume in the Bat Out of Hell at the Gold Coast as she chases black type.
Missrock chasing big Adelaide prize Trainer Robbie Laing has talented filly Missrock primed for an assault on the $1 million Sangster Stakes at Morphettville.
Wells nearing jumps return at Flemington Grand National steeplechase winner Wells will further his preparation for a jumps return with a flat run at Flemington.
Switch to Rosehill to help New Tipperary Trainer Joe Pride is hoping a firm Rosehill surface can bring out the best in New Tipperary in the Lord Mayors Cup.
Smerdon chasing more Warrnambool success Western Kingdom makes his steeplechasing debut in the Brierly on the opening day of the Warrnambool three-day carnival.
Capacity field to tackle Grand Annual No Song No Supper and Regina Coeli, the past two winners of the Grand Annual Steeplechase, are set to run in the gruelling race at Warrnambool.
Tiffani Brooker will not appeal suspension Apprentice Tiffani Brooker will not appeal a 7-day suspension for excessive use of the whip at Eagle Farm while the owners of the runner-up pursue legal action.
Tavidream Queensland Derby bound New Zealand three-year-old Tavidream is likely to race in the Queensland Derby for new Australian owners.
First Australian Stakes Winner for Excelebration The Chris Munce-trained Saint Patricks Day became the first Australian winner for Excelebration (IRE) when successful at the Sunshine Coast on April 9 and he now becomes his sire's first stakes winner after finishing powerfully to capture Saturday's $100,000 UBET Dalrello Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Eagle could be on his way back home Trainer John Moore has signalled a Caulfield and Melbourne Cups campaign for Queensland Derby winner Eagle Way who has added a G3 win to his Hong Kong record.
Godolphin silence on O'Shea departure Speculation continues about John O'Shea's replacement with Godolphin Australia yet to confirm he is leaving as head trainer.
Chris Munce after another stakes win Trainer Chris Munce will enter two horses for the Group Three Ken Russell Classic on Saturday as he chases his fifth stakes win of the season.
Payne with chances in Warrnambool features Patrick Payne has trained three Grand Annual Steeplechase winners and has Slowpoke Rodriguez and defending champion No Song No Supper aimed at this year's race.
Rebel Dane primed for Brisbane farewell Rebel Dane has pleased trainer Gary Portelli with his third in a barrier trial ahead of his Brisbane swan song.
Pateman up for dual roles at Warrnambool Champion jockey Steve Pateman gets the chance to ride a horse he also trains in a jumps race at Warrnambool.
Willie Mullins in last-gasp comeback Willie Mullins has completed a remarkable comeback to retain his title as champion National Hunt trainer in Ireland.
Tiffani Brooker to consider an appeal Leading apprentice Tiffani Brooker is considering an appeal against the severity of a seven-day suspension for excessive whip use on Dreams Aplenty.
Star Exhibit impresses in Victorian debut Perth Cup winner Star Exhibit has feature races in Queensland on his agenda after winning a Listed race in Victoria in his first start for Darren Weir.
Fabrizio wins Group 3 Hawkesbury Gold Cup A barrier trial five days out from the race has worked wonders for Fabrizio in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Grey Street gives McArdle some consolation Grey Street has turned around the fortunes of trainer John McArdle with a strong win at Caulfield.
Wise Hero returns a winner at Caulfield Lightly raced three-year-old Wise Hero has made it three wins from four starts with a first-up victory over 1200m at Caulfield.
Shazee Lee wins Group 3 Hawkesbury Guineas Scott Singleton has celebrated the most important win of his training career with an owner who has been with him right from the start.
Plenty of fight in Gunsynd win Dreams APlenty has shown his fighting qualities to win the Group Three Gunsynd Classic by a nose in a thrilling finish at Eagle Farm.
Kobayashi topples favourite at Caulfield Kobayashi has led all the way to record a second straight win at Caulfield in the Thoroughbred Club Cup with odds-on favourite Doubt I'm Dreaming third.
Jeff Lloyd racks up Group Two victory Jeff Lloyd has produced another clever front running ride to guide Music Magnate to win the Group Two Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Shillelagh delivers knockout Crown result The Chris Waller-trained Shillelagh has produced a a strong finish to beat Daysee Doom in the Godolphin Crown.
Snitty Kitty wins at Caulfield for Mertens Leading apprentice Beau Mertens has guided Snitty Kitty to victory at Caulfield with the filly defeating her Henry Dwyer-trained stablemate If Not Now When.
Scone Guineas on the agenda for Mr Sneaky Mr Sneaky will be given a shot at the Scone Guineas after scoring a strong win against older horses at Caulfield.
Munce wins another stakes race Trainer Chris Munce has claimed his fourth two-year-old stakes win of the season with Saint Patricks Day's victory in the Listed Dalrello Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Odeon stamps SA Derby credentials Odeon has confirmed South Australian Derby plans with his victory over 2000m at Caulfield.
Two wins from two rides for Cahill Veteran jockey Michael Cahill has made the most of his only two rides at Eagle Farm winning on Punta Norte and Mordeni.
Wanna Get A What wins Highway Handicap Wanna Get A What has lived up to trainer Gratz Vella's confidence with a regulation win in the Highway Handicap at Hawkesbury.
Go Daddy Go wins in Clarendon Stakes upset Go Daddy Go has appreciated a firm racing surface to score a last-stride win in the Clarendon Stakes at Hawkesbury
Blinkers do the trick with He Ekscels Blinkers have helped Ekscels break through for an impressive win at Caulfield.
Trainer Darren Bell is out of his misery Darren Bell has been swamped with well wishers after winning his first Saturday metropolitan race since his stables were reopened after a strangles scare.
John O'Shea resigns as Godolphin trainer John O'Shea will step down as Godolphin's head trainer in Australia, according to reports.
Wicklow Brave wins Irish Champion Hurdle Wicklow Brave has run out a surprise winner of Irish Champion Hurdle for trainer Willie Mullins.
Freshened Daysee to avenge doomed run Ron Quinton says well-performed mare Daysee Doom is ready to bounce back at Hawkesbury from a frustrating run in the Group Two Emancipation Stakes.
The United States ready for QEII Cup Jockey Brett Prebble says The United States has given him a 'great feel' ahead of the QEII Cup at Sha Tin.
Linda Meech brings up 100 wins for season Linda Meech has brought up her 100th win for the season at Benalla, the fifth time she has reached a century.
Gallop puts Hopfgarten in line for victory Trainer Robert Heathcote is looking for a Victory Stakes win with Hopfgarten after the gelding's strong track gallop at Eagle Farm.
Better Not Blue seeks rosy return Provincial Championship runner-up Better Not Blue will warm up for a Queensland winter campaign at Hawkesbury despite an unfavourable track and barrier.
Perfect Caulfield draw for Master Reset Trainer Matt Laurie has his eyes on a mile race in Adelaide for Master Reset after he runs in a stakes race at Caulfield.
Widgee Turf to make return at Caulfield Trainer Patrick Payne says three-year-old Widgee Turf has strengthened up ahead of his return to racing in a 1200m race at Caulfield.
Kingston to make bold bid in Dalrello Trainer John Zielke says Bold Kingston's last-start win has bolstered the two-year-old's confidence ahead of the Listed Dalrello Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Testashadow on the search for gold Testashadow will be out to claim the first of two Gold Cups in a week when he runs at Hawkesbury.
Indernile in good order for Listed race Two-year-old colt Indernile has shown promise in a couple of Blue Diamond lead-ups and resumes from a let-up in a Listed race at Caulfield.
Gelding a real Queensland Derby hope Three-year-old Realing can confirm he is a genuine Queensland Derby contender by running well in the Gunsynd Classic at Eagle Farm.
Blue Gum Farm announce 2017 Service Fees Blue Gum Farm announce 2017 Service Fees for Manhattan Rain, Turffontein, War and Glass Harmonium.
Turn Me Loose to join Windsor Park roster Outstanding sprinter/miler Turn Me Loose will join the stallion roster at New Zealand's Windsor Park Stud.
First Melbourne runner for Ballina trainer Sent south in search of dry tracks, Espiritu will be the first starter in Melbourne for Ballina trainer Stephen Lee.
Loves A Hassle aiming for a hat trick Promising country rookie Loves A Hassle will aim for a hat-trick when he runs in the Highway Handicap at Hawkesbury.
Lincoln Blue on track for redemption Champion Sydney trainer Chris Waller has recently inherited Lincoln Blue and plans to have the colt firing for the Queensland Derby.
Barrier 5 for The United States in HK race Last year's Ranvet Stakes winner The United States has drawn barrier five in the field of eight for the Group One QEII Cup at Sha Tin in Hong Kong.
Caulfield stakes race debut for Laing colt Basanite is set to make his debut at Caulfield in what trainer Robbie Laing describes as a hot race.
Dam of Chautauqua to visit Air Force Blue Lovely Jubly, dam of six-time Group I winning world champion sprinter Chautauqua, will be amongst the mares awaiting triple Group I winning champion two-year-old Air Force Blue when he arrives in Australia for the 2017 southern hemisphere season.
Low key return for I'm Belucci Dual Group One placegetter I'm Belucci will make a low-key return in an Eagle Farm Class Six race.
Decision pending on where Anaheim heads Trent Busuttin favours starting Anaheim at Caulfield but the weather is pushing him towards running the colt at Morphettville.
Miss Cover Girl starts final campaign Group One winner Miss Cover Girl will start her final racing campaign in the Victory Stakes and has a few things in her favour.
Trainer Symon Wilde fined $15,000 Trainer Symon Wilde has been fined $15,000 after pleading guilty to presenting a horse to race with a prohibited substance in its system.
Sadler with chances in two Listed races Trainer John Sadler will saddle leading chances in two Listed races at Caulfield including Charmed Harmony who is favourite to win for the first time in a year.
Waterhouse, Bott fined over horse switch Gai Waterhouse and training partner Adrian Bott have been fined $5000 after substituting three horses for a televised track gallop.
Dittman fit for Sniztkraft ride Luke Dittman will be fit to ride favourite Snitzkraft in the Dalrello Stakes after injuring his hand at Ipswich.
Busy return from injury for Robbie Fradd Jockey Robbie Fradd will have a busy return to riding from injury with six mounts at Eagle Farm.
Inglis Digital launches new Online auctions Inglis Digital is thrilled to launch its new monthly online auction platform, with the first sale to take place in May 2017.
Added incentives for Sydney owners The Australian Turf Club and NSW Racehorse Owners Association have announced a partnership aimed at increasing and improving the ownership experience.
Tom Sadler suspended at Sandown Tom Sadler has been suspended for nine meetings after being found guilty of careless riding aboard eventual winner Divine Chills at Sandown.
Three riders suspended at Canterbury Kerrin McEvoy, Blake Shinn and Josh Parr have been suspended for careless riding at Canterbury.
No decision on venue for Good Standing Group winner Good Standing has options in Brisbane and at Hawkesbury for his return to the races.
Craig Widdison gets on the board in town Maiden galloper Willi Willi has given trainer Craig Widdison a milestone city winner city winner at Sandown.
McEvoy suspended for careless riding Jockey Kerrin McEvoy will miss three meetings after pleading guilty to careless riding.
Jim Orman wins for mum at Ipswich Jim Orman has won on Amber Jewel trained by his mother Caroline Allardyce at Ipswich but only after he missed the ride on two other horses in the race.
Childs drops weight for Fastnet Latina Apprentice Jordan Childs will continue his association with Fastnet Latina at Caulfield when the import chases his fifth win from as many Australian starts.
Foxplay clone gets off the mark Trainer Chris Waller says maiden winner Noire displays the same traits as Group One-winning three-year-old filly Foxplay.
Heavy rain forces Kilmore to be abandoned An early call has been made to call off the Kilmore meeting after the track was judged unsuitable for racing following heavy rain.
Jeff wakes up for upset win Toowoomba two-year-old Wake Up Jeff is on his way to a possible late winter carnival feature race after his upset win at Ipswich.
Dalgety claims maiden win at third start The David Brideoake-trained Dalgety has handled the heavy conditions to break his maiden at his third start in a small field at Sandown.
Gary Moore ready to fire in winter Trainer Gary Moore produced smart two-year-old Risen to win at Gosford this week and Group One winner Takedown is ready to fire in the Brisbane winter.
Impressive 2YO forces Lindsay Park rethink The presence of Doubt I'm Dreaming at Caulfield has prompted Lindsay Park to send Will's Bid to Adelaide looking for black-type success.
Fell Swoop to trial at Goulburn Classy sprinter Fell Swoop will miss the Group Two Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm and instead trial at Goulburn.
Snitzel closing in on 2yo record Super sire Snitzel needs just one more winner to set an Australian record for the number of individual two-year-old winners in a season.
Wet track to drown out Star of Monsoon Gerald Ryan says Star of Monsoon will not run in the Hawkesbury Guineas unless he strikes firm footing.
Dornier gives John Moloney his Leger win John Moloney has joined his father Jim and brother Gerard as a VRC St Leger winning trainer.
Slow Pace times run to perfection Well-travelled nine-year-old Slow Pace has scored a rare win in the Anzac Appeal Cup at Randwick.
Randwick racegoers stop to remember Anzacs The crowd at Randwick Racecourse has stopped to remember the sacrifice of Australian soldiers past and present.
Merchant Navy continues his winning ways Merchant Navy has added a stakes race at Flemington to his record to remain unbeaten after three starts.
Sadaqa gives Caserta maiden Flemington win Apprentice Chris Caserta has ridden Sadaqa to a memorable all-the-way victory at Flemington.
The United States arrives in Hong Kong The United States has arrived in Hong Kong where he will run in the Group One QEII Cup.
Zebulon back from injury at Caulfield Two tendon injuries have restricted the career of Zebulon but after a pleasing Cranbourne trial he is ready for his race return at Caulfield.
Ours To Keep set for Dalrello return Juvenile Ours To Keep has won a trial in the lead-up to his return to racing in the Dalrello Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Unloveable winner aims for second victory Trainer Wendy Roche is no fan of testy mare Ardanza although she did win on debut ahead of her first start in Sydney at Canterbury.
Sandown race next for Calendar Lad Calendar Lad will be chasing his second-straight win when he heads to Sandown for his third start back after three years off the scene.
Queries over Eagle Farm surface The Victory Stakes meeting at Eagle Farm is set to go ahead despite criticism of the track surface after course proper gallops.
Date set for RV's appeal application A date for Racing Victoria's application to seek leave to appeal VCAT's decision in the case involving trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh has been set.
Almoonqith healthy before fall An inquiry has found no pre-existing condition that would have contributed to the catastrophic injury suffered by Almoonqith in the Sydney Cup.
Moreira to ride in Adelaide G1 races Hong Kong-based Joao Moreira is set to ride Sheidel in the $1 million Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide.
Rain to prompt sunny disposition Trainer Jason Attard hopes the weather turns wet over his home track to enhance Kellyville Flyer's prospects in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Egg Tart on anti-clockwise mission If Sydney filly Egg Tart handles left-handed racing at Flemington she will continue her travels to South Australia.
Mott Dreaming of feature wins with colt The Redoute's Choice Stakes is the next assignment for impressive debut winner Doubt I'm Dreaming who jockey Jamie Mott believes is a top-class colt.
ATC donates equipment to flooded clubs The Australian Turf Club has donated essential equipment to flood-damaged clubs in northern NSW.
Stablemates against each other at Randwick Three Gerald Ryan-trained two-year-olds will be pitted against each other in a fillies race at Randwick.
Casino Fourteen could earn Brisbane trip Trainer Greg Eurell believes the 1400m at Flemington will suit Casino Fourteen when he chases a Listed win in the Anzac Day Stakes.
Prime Dispatch 24/04/2017 Catch up on the latest in the Prime Stable in this week's dispatch.
Hopfgarten after first-up victory Leading winter carnival hope Hopfgarten is entered for the Victory Stakes but a final decision whether he runs will be made after a track gallop.
Kenedna Makes it Three for Not A Single Doubt With stakes winners in Brisbane and Adelaide and another across the Tasman at Ellerslie, Not A Single Doubt's star continues to shine brightly.
Group Three trifecta for I Am Invincible Talented sprinting mare Viddora posted a career best performance when winning the Group III SAJC RN Irwin Stakes at Morphettville on Saturday beating Illustrious Lad and I Am a Gypsy to give I Am Invincible a rare graded trifecta.
Fighting Sun Colt Tops Best Ever VOBIS Gold Sale A new record top price, coupled with record-achieving key financial indicators across the board, has resulted in today’s Inglis VOBIS Gold Yearling Sale being crowned “unquestionably the best ever’’.
Payne, McEvoy named for Shergar Cup Michelle Payne and Kerrin McEvoy have been named in opposing teams in the Shergar Cup jockeys challenge at Ascot.
Qld flood damage worse than thought The flood damage at Beaudesert and Rockhampton racecourses is worse than originally thought with the damage bill at least $1.5 million.
Sydney Autumn Group One Winners A complete guide to Sydney Autumn carnival Group One winners.
Winx the undoubted star of the autumn The Sydney autumn may have been wet and gloomy but it produced some shining stars.
Leotie on trial for interstate missions Trainer Henry Dwyer has an interstate plan for Leotie so long as the filly can perform well in a race against her own age at Caulfield.
Robbie Fradd ready to return Brisbane jockey Robbie Fradd has been given the all-clear to return to race riding after breaking a wrist in a fall seven weeks ago.
Logan/Gibbs assembling Brisbane team The Donna Logan/Chris Gibbs training partnership will have a strong team heading to the Brisbane winter carnival.
Apprentice suffers head injury in fall Northern Territory apprentice Kate Brooks will be transferred to Royal Adelaide Hospital after suffering a head injury in a fall at Alice Springs.
Two shots at St Leger for Matt Cumani Golden Authority and Marketplacer give Ballarat trainer Matt Cumani two chances in the VRC St Leger at Flemington.
Function for fallen track riders A major charity function has been organised to help track riders Ben Saunders and Wade Clasohm who will be wheelchair bound after a fall.
Belated birthday present for the Queen The Queen has celebrated a winning debut by her Derby hopeful Call To Mind at Newbury a day after her 91st birthday.
Sword Of Light makes it back-to-back wins Sword Of Light could head to Adelaide for the Group One Australasian Oaks after making it back-to-back wins over 1600m at Caulfield.
Melham and Symons suspended at Caulfield Ben Melham and Chris Symons have been suspended by Racing Victoria stewards on careless riding charges at Caulfield.
Blake Shinn suspended for careless riding Blake Shinn has been suspended for eight meetings after pleading guilty to a careless riding charge at Randwick.
Big pay day for Udyta Clarke at Caulfield Rich Charm has completed a well-planned hat-trick with his victory in the VOBIS Gold Sprint at Caulfield.
Scone carnival beckons for Heavenly Anna Heavenly Anna may have raced her way into stakes company with a tough win at Randwick.
Parnham family makes mark in three states Jockey Steven Parnham has linked with his trainer father Neville to win on Malibu Style in Melbourne on a day when the family had winners in three states.
Gelagotis, Martin share Randwick result Victorian trainer Peter Gelagotis and apprentice Jack Martin have recorded their first wins in Sydney after figuring in a dead-heat at Randwick.
Olive gets big buzz from Single Gaze win Comeback mare Single Gaze has given trainer Nick Olive a big thrill in winning her first race since falling in last year's ATC Australian Oaks.
French Emotion too classy in Caulfield win Group-winning mare French Emotion has overcome a difficult trip to record a narrow win in the VOBIS Gold Distaff at Caulfield.
Neita quickly into stride in Randwick win Talented sprinter Nieta has resumed with an impressive win in the Ranvet Handicap at Randwick.
Pure Scot wins VOBIS Sires at Caulfield Lightly raced Pure Scot has taken out the richest race on the Victorian Owners and Breeders Race Day at Caulfield, the $300,000 VOBIS Sires for two-year-olds.
Godolphin's Polarisation wins Sydney Cup Godolphin has landed take two of the $2 million Sydney Cup with Polarisation outstaying Who Shot Thebarman and Big Duke.
Jim Byrne brings up treble on Tiyatrolani New training tactics have helped Tiyatrolani bring up a stakes win while providing jockey Jim Byrne with a winning treble at Doomben.
Schedule claims Highway Hcp at Randwick Schedule has extended his record of placing in every start by recording his third win in the Highway Handicap at Randwick.
O'Brien has Oaks in mind for Toffee Nose Toffee Nose is Adelaide bound for the Australasian Oaks after her strong win in the VOBIS Gold Heath at Caulfield.
Kathy O'Hara continues great run for Coyle Kathy O'Hara has produced a fine front-running ride to land Sweet Serendipity a winner in the Listed Ascot Handicap.
Burning Front passes $1 million in stakes The Darren Weir-trained Burning Front has taken his career earning past $1 million with a comfortable victory in the $250,000 VOBIS Gold Mile at Caulfield.
Richard Of Yorke on course for 3200m race Progressive stayer Richard Of Yorke will be tested over 3200m this preparation after a strong win at Randwick.
Candika yet to prove she can stay distance Star filly Candika is yet to convince her trainer Steve O'Dea she is a genuine stayer despite her easy Doomben win.
Oklahoma Girl keeps perfect record at mile Oklahoma Girl in line for a trip to the Queensland winter carnival after winning at Randwick.
Gibraltar Girl scores in three-way photo Gibraltar Girl has won her way to another attempt in stakes grade, getting the nod in a photo-finish at Randwick.
Cabin Fever stakes bound after upset win Gold Coast filly Cabin Fever will tackle Group Three company after scoring an uspet win at Doomben.
The Mighty Fed serves up second victory Promising two-year-old The Mighty Fed will be spelled with the spring in mind after winning at Randwick.
Man dressed as jockey ejected from ring A punter dressed as a jockey has been escorted from the paddock at a racetrack where the Queen was in attendance.
Testing road trip for Alot Like Home Promising Taree-based gelding Alot Like Home will seek a third successive win when he makes his Randwick debut.
Aquis to manage Emirates Park stallions The Aquis Farm syndicate will manage the stallion roster at Emirates Park's NSW stud.
Glen Boss chasing second Sydney Cup win Glen Boss will chase his second Sydney Cup win at Randwick this weekend.
Benfica Princess is fitter for stakes Promising filly Benfica Princess has overcome disruptions to her early campaign to be set for a stakes race at Doomben.
Survived to thrive in heavy going Victorian-trained gelding Survived will make a belated Sydney racing debut at Randwick on a favourable rain-affected track.
Legless Veuve back to sprint distance Legless Veuve's performance in the VOBIS Gold Sprint will decide whether the filly earns a crack at the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide.
Cooroi gallops to stardom Two-year-old Cooroi Chase has turned in a rousing track gallop as she prepares to take the next step towards stakes races in the winter carnival.
Bel Burgess lines up big Caulfield pay day The big money on offer at Caulfield has lured trainer Michael Roebuck to chase a big pay day for the owners of Bel Burgess.
El-Issa ready for biggest race yet Cancer survivor Bobby El-Issa is preparing to take on his biggest ride yet in the re-run of the Sydney Cup.
Chelsea Jokic injured in Mackay fall Queensland stewards will wait until jockey Chelsea Jokic is well enough to attend before opening an inquiry into her fall in a jump-out at Mackay.
Giles Thompson new CEO of Racing Victoria Giles Thompson has been appointed chief executive of Racing Victoria on a permanent basis having been acting in the position in recent months.
Dwyer aims for Gold in Caulfield races Trainer Henry Dwyer will saddle up good chances in two lucrative VOBIS Gold races at Caulfield.
Riders to repay loyalty at Doomben Connections of Ringo's A Rockstar and All Over Bosanova have shown loyalty by giving the rides to unfashionable jockeys in the Mick Dittman Plate.
Sheiswhatsheis to stay at 1600m Trainer Tony Gollan has dropped Sheiswhatsheis back to 1600m at Doomben but still believes she can be a middle distance horse.
Adirondack chasing big Caulfield prize Adirondack returns to Caulfield chasing successive wins in the VOBIS Gold Heath.
Sydney Cup track could improve to soft The track at Randwick could improve from heavy to soft for the re-run of the Sydney Cup.
Myboycharlie relocates to Bowness Stud Bowness Stud, Young, is to become the new Australian home of Myboycharlie (Ire), sire of the triple Group 1 winning racemare Jameka.
Frankel colt Eminent wins Craven Stakes Frankel colt Eminent, who is raced by New Zealander Sir Peter Vela, has set himself up for the 2000 Guineas with victory in the Craven Stakes.
Shadwell unveil impressive juvenile winner for Lonhro in South Africa Shadwell unleashed an impressive two year-old winner at Vaal in South Africa on Thursday when Lonhro colt Naafer beat older rivals to win by a big space.
An impressive sale season for Woodside Park Stud and their residents Written Tycoon and Zoustar Off the back of an exceptional “best of the best” Inglis Easter Sale for Woodside Park Stud, the term “million dollar baby” has a very nice ring to it.
NZ filly Savvy Dreams ready for Adelaide New Zealand Oaks placegetter Savvy Dreams has settled in well ahead of her first Adelaide assignment.
Orange appeal could prove fruitful Small-scale trainer Mike Van Gestel is keen to gauge the progress of Charlie Chap at Randwick where he tries to back up an impressive maiden win at Orange.
Trainers advocate foreign workers Foreign workers are essential for Australian stables along with later working hours and better education say trainers.
Sydney Cup Fast Facts Some facts and figures on the re-running of the Sydney Cup.
Vandyke chases double for friend Sam Trainer David Vandyke hopes he can get a double for the week for his owner and friend Sam Mayer at Doomben.
Half-brothers' chance at two-state double Half-brothers Danger Deal and Royal Rumble will chase a two-state family double when they run at Caulfield and Morphettville respectively.
Crystal Dreamer to make stakes race debut Crystal Dreamer will make his stakes racing debut in the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield having won seven of his 14 starts to date.
Parish excited about Sydney Cup chance Jockey Cory Parish will chase the biggest win of his career when he rides in Sydney for the first time on Boom Time in the $2 million Sydney Cup at Randwick.
Ride Guide to kick off at Caulfield The digital service Ride Guide is set for a relaunch at Caulfield with jockeys now allowed to give their thoughts on their race rides.
Tivaci to stand at Waikato Stud Tivaci will head to Waikato Stud in New Zealand following his win in the Group One All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Ron Stewart on Too Good To Refuse In-form Ron Stewart will be the fill-in rider for Too Good To Refuse when the horse tackles the Tails Stakes at Doomben.
Prize money boost for NZ racing New Zealand's racing codes to get multi-million dollar injection to be used as prize money.
Prussian Vixen after the Caulfield money Trainer Michael Mehegan has decided to chase the money with Prussian Vixen at Caulfield in the VOBIS Gold Sprint.
Rawiller aims to be back in saddle in June Jockey Nash Rawiller expects to spend six to eight weeks on the sidelines after dislocating his shoulder and fracturing his back in a fall at Sha Tin.
Single Gaze arrives In Brisbane for winter Group One-winning mare Single Gaze has arrived in Brisbane to prepare for a big winter carnival.
Waterhouse, Bott hearing to resume A Racing NSW hearing into Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott substituting horses for a televised track gallop at Randwick is set to resume.
Stewards conclude Jeff Lloyd inquiry Stewards have concluded an inquiry into top jockey Jeff Lloyd's ride on She Goes Pop at the Sunshine Coast.
Cumani charged over strangles in stables Trainer Matt Cumani is facing two charges over his handling of a strangles infection at his Ballarat stables last year.
Invincible Express wins again Promising mare Invincible Express has had to overcome problems before making it five wins in a row at Ipswich.
Begg chasing first city win since return Grahame Begg has five winners from his past seven starters and will try to snare a first city win from his Victorian base when Woman In Red runs at Caulfield.
Provincial champion takes on city slickers Canberra trainer Philip Courtney is seeking a black-type breakthrough for Provincial Championships winner Maryore at Doomben.
Tony Allan slated for comeback in NZ Jockey Tony Allan aims to snag his 1000th win when he makes a comeback in New Zealand next month.
Caulfield track key for O'Malley return Trainer Enver Jusufovic will keep an eye on the Caulfield track condition as sprinter O'Malley embarks an another campaign.
Chance To Dance on song for replay Consecutive staying tests over 3200-metres are not in the training manual, but a re-run of the Sydney Cup has forced a change of strategy for Chance To Dance.
Ben Currie after more success Young trainer Ben Currie hopes to translate his treble on Weetwood Handicap day at Toowoomba into more stakes success at Doomben.
Eagle Farm, Doomben get trials Queensland's two biggest racetracks, Eagle Farm and Doomben, will host official trials for the first time in three years to help boost betting turnover.
Williams fails in appeal, misses Cup Craig Williams has failed in his appeal against a careless riding suspension and will miss the Sydney Cup ride on Big Duke.
Carrazzo "Great Southern Tax Seminar" Set for Melbourne They say that “charity begins at home”, but as far as Carrazzo Consulting running its renowned horse tax seminars in its home town of Melbourne, this regrettably has been far from the truth in the past few years.
Roll The Dice Racing's MAHUTA is back! Mahuta returns to the racetrack on Saturday after the best part of eight months off it, and connections are adamant he can get back to his speedy best after a winless but meritorious spring campaign out of his age grade.
QRIC drops cobalt appeals The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has dropped two appeals involving two trainers who allegedly had horses with elevated cobalt levels.
Members vote to amend RV constitution Racing Victoria members have unanimously approved constitution amendments.
Time called on Tepin's career Last year's Queen Anne Stakes winner Tepin has been retired after losing her enthusiasm for racing.
Mister Impatience to stay the distance Trainer Mike Moroney is looking to dour stayer Mister Impatience to give him a second Sydney Group One in as many meetings.
Experience to give Malibu Style an edge Malibu Style is set to fly the flag for Perth trainer Neville Parnham in a stakes race at Caulfield.
Apprentice Melanie Bolwell recovering Injured apprentice Melanie Bolwell is now talking and expected to leave intensive care in the next couple of days.
Sydney Cup take two for Annus Mirabilis Annus Mirabilis is set to return to Sydney for the re-run of the Sydney Cup after pleasing his trainer in trackwork.
Promising mare heads to Ipswich Fast mare Invincible Express will launch her winter carnival campaign in a Class Six race at Ipswich.
Polarisation cleared for Sydney Cup re-run Godolphin stayer Polarisation has passed a vet inspection and is confirmed as a starter for Saturday's re-run of the Group One Sydney Cup at Randwick.
Williams appeals in bid to ride Big Duke Craig Williams' hopes of riding Big Duke in the Sydney Cup rest in the hands of the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board after a Sandown careless riding ban.
New sponsor for Hawkesbury Gold Cup Livamol is the new three-year sponsor for the Group Three Hawkesbury Gold cup.
Open Morning with Joe Pride and Proven Thoroughbreds Sunday morning in a racing stable. Less hectic than other days, it's a great setting to kick back, reflect on what might have been and as always in racing, look to the new generation.
Nash Rawiller suffers shoulder injury Jockey Nash Rawiller has a dislocated shoulder after his horse broke down during a race at Sha Tin.
Stewards ponder Schofield ride Jockey Glyn Schofield is at the centre of a stewards' inquiry into his ride on beaten favourite Up 'n' Rolling at Canterbury.
Miss Promiscuity set for VOBIS Gold Sprint Miss Promiscuity is set to be given the chance at winning the $250,000 VOBIS Gold Sprint at Caulfield for the second-straight year.
Williams suspended, misses Sydney Cup Melbourne's premier jockey Craig Williams has been suspended for eight meetings at Sandown and is set to miss the ride on Sydney Cup favourite Big Duke.
Interstate targets for Sandown winners Trainer Mike Moroney is considering a Queensland Derby campaign for Top Of The Range while a couple of other Sandown winners could also head interstate.
Sargent hoping Rock On makes Cup cut Trainer John Sargent hopes Rock On's first Australian experience extends to a start in the re-run of the $2 million Sydney Cup at Randwick on Saturday.
Higgins wins on Sneakers at Sandown Just over two weeks after being dumped off Sneakers in the mounting yard at Ballarat, Brian Higgins has guided the filly to a win at Sandown.
Promising win on debut for Regent Regent has made the ideal first impression despite sweating up before his win on debut at Canterbury.
Hopfgarten to trial for winter comeback Winter plans for multiple stakes winner Hopfgarten will be decided after he runs in a barrier trial at Deagon.
Polarisation to undergo vet test Leading Sydney Cup contender Polarisation will undergo a veterinary inspection after being found to have heat in a fetlock.
Big Duke ready for second Sydney Cup Big Duke is primed and ready for the re-running of the Sydney Cup at Randwick.
Mertens can continue title push at Sandown Beau Mertens will be out to close the gap on premiership leader Craig Williams at Sandown before he begins a suspension which rules him out of one city meeting.
New training combination after stakes win The new training combination of Kelso Wood and Patricia Gesler are after their first stakes win with top colt Snitzkraft.
Racing returns to Canterbury Trainer Gerald Ryan will have two runners in the two-year-old maiden when racing returns to Canterbury.
Aquis adds four more stallions Queensland's Aquis Farm has increased its stallion roster from four to eight for the next breeding season.
Boost for flood victim trainers Racing Queensland has started a fund to help more than 200 Queensland trainers hard-hit by the recent floods across the state.
Beau Mertens gets two winners, cops ban Beau Mertens has notched his 50th metropolitan winner for the season in Victoria with a double at Caulfield but he has also been suspended for eight meetings.
Greg Miles farewells the broadcaster's box Greg Miles has called his final race meeting in a long career behind the binoculars.
Kellyville Flyer wins HK Jockey Club Plate Jason Attard is setting Kellyville Flyer for the Hawkesbury Gold Cup after the mare claimed the Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy at Randwick.
Bowman outed but right for Hong Kong ride A suspension has forced Hugh Bowman to juggle his commitments and he will miss the re-run of the Sydney Cup but will ride at a Group One meeting in Hong Kong.
Sadlers combine for family Easter Cup win Trainer John Sadler and his jockey son Tom have combined for a feature race win with Observational in the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield.
James Doyle leaves Sydney on a high Godolphin jockey James Doyle will return to England with a Group Three win to his name on his final day riding in Sydney for the time being.
Hooked takes out Group 3 Victoria Handicap Six-year-old Hooked has scored a hard-fought win in the Group Three Victoria Handicap, edging past Charmed Harmony at Caulfield.
Oliver's Mauritius contract falls through Champion jockey Damien Oliver will remain in Australia for the time being after his Mauritius contract fell through.
Siegfried the real deal in Doomben victory Siegfried has confirmed he is among the most improved horses in Queensland with his win at Doomben.
The Mission bubbles over in G1 Champagne The Mission has upset odds-on favourite Invader to win the Champagne Stakes for trainer Paul Perry.
Horse euthanised at jumps race in SA A horse has suffered a horrific leg injury and been euthanised in front of a crowd of hundreds of spectators at an Easter race meet in the Adelaide Hills.
Tivaci defies pattern in All Aged success Melbourne galloper Tivaci has come from the back of the field to win the All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Edward Cummings ticks goal off wish list Top Of My List has provided a moment to savour for new trainer Edward Cummings as his partnership with father Anthony posted their first stakes win.
Boom Time could be Sydney-bound for Cup The resheduled Sydney Cup is among the options for Boom Time after a strong staying performance to win at Caulfield.
The Mission claims the Champagne Stakes The Mission has defeated odds-on favourite Invader in winning the Group One Champagne Stakes.
Tumbler confirms potential in Doomben win Tumbler has confirmed her rating as a future star with a strong-finishing win at Doomben.
Redzel makes own way in front in Hall Mark Redzel has dictated terms to earn a well-deserved Group Three win in the Hall Mark Stakes at Randwick.
Mongolian Wolf scores on Australian debut Former New Zealand three-year-old Mongolian Wolf has made a winning Australian debut, taking out the Frank Packer Plate.
Miss Vista wins first-up at Caulfield The George Osborne-trained Miss Vista has returned with a win at Caulfield and could be bound for interstate races.
Gear change puts Mercurial Lad into groove Gear changes have been credited for straightening erratic gelding Mercurial Lad in the TAB Highway Handicap at Randwick.
Marseille En Fleur win a boost for trainer Stuart Kendrick has put some back luck behind him as Marseille En Fleur stormed home to win at Doomben.
Untamed Diamond sparkles for Collett team Jason Collett has ridden Untamed Diamond to a Sydney win at Randwick for his New Zealand-based trainer-father Richard.
Bold Kingston support justified at Doomben The decision not to run Bold Kingston in the Magic Millions Classic has paid dividends when he landed some big bets at Doomben.
Al Passem remains unbeaten at Caulfield The Ken Keys-trained two-year-old Al Passem has made it two wins from as many starts with a narrow victory at Caulfield in his first city start.
Ma Jones wins on protest at Caulfield Ma Jones has been declared the winner of the opening race at Caulfield after a protest from her rider Ben Allen after Quilate shifted out in the straight.
Winx retains No.1 spot on turf Winx remains the world's best on turf while Chautauqua is once again the highest-rated sprinter in the latest rankings.
Tisani Tomso to atone for Kevin Kemp Trainer Kevin Kemp is hoping for a consolation win at Doomben after missing the chance to break a record at Toowoomba.
Hellova Street after fourth-straight win In-form Tasmanian gelding Hellova Street will aim for his fourth-straight win when he contests the Group Three Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Age no barrier for Famous Seamus Famous Seamus might be the oldest horse in the All Aged Stakes but his trainer says he still has plenty to give.
Miles a 'colossal broadcaster': Hill Fellow race caller Matt Hill has described Greg Miles as a 'colossal broadcaster' as Miles prepares to call his final meeting at Caulfield.
Money not a factor in Winx's program Chris Waller says prize money will not be a factor when super mare Winx is prepared for her third Cox Plate triumph.
Darren Bell hopes for comeback party Comeback trainer Darren Bell hopes his faith in Eight's A Party will translate to his first metropolitan win since an enforced four-month break.
Boom Time on trial for Sydney Cup Boom Time's performance over 2400m at Caulfield is likely to decide whether he heads to Sydney for the rescheduled Sydney Cup.
Sakhee's Soldier to finally make return Wet weather has hindered the return of Group One winner Sakhee's Soldier but he is finally ready to race at Doomben.
No X-factor but a Win still the goal Sydney's champion trainer Chris Waller contemplates a lower key meeting at Randwick a week after watching Winx extend her astounding winning streak to 17.
Randwick track a 'heavy 9' The track at Randwick Racecourse is rated a "heavy 9" ahead of the All-Aged and Champagne stakes on Saturday.
Steel Zip to back up at Doomben Steel Zip has done so well since an unplaced run in the Weetwood he will break his usual pattern and back up at Doomben.
Rocket Commander returns to Caulfield Canberra-trained mare Rocket Commander will head to Caulfield for the third time this season for a crack at the Group Three Victoria Handicap.
The dangers of being a jockey The National Jockeys Trust has released startling statistics on the dangers jockeys face, saying that about 200 jockeys are injured in falls each year.
NSW jockey to be farewelled in Tamworth NSW jockey Darren Jones will be farewelled in Tamworth later this month after he was killed in a three-horse fall in the state's north.
Weight's right for Brad Pengelly Jockey Brad Pengelly has shown his respect for speedy mare Tumbler by committing to ride her at 54kg at Doomben.
Invader eyes Champagne celebration The absence of promising filly Frolic has boosted ATC Sires' Produce Stakes winner Invader's hopes of claiming consecutive Group One features.
Search for preferred track continues The frustrating wait for retirement-bound Preferment continues unless track conditions improve for the Japan Racing Association Plate at Randwick.
RV seeks leave to appeal cobalt decision Racing Victoria is seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court the VCAT decision which upheld trainer Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien's cobalt appeals.
Matt Dunn to get dual boost Trainer Matt Dunn is back on track after floods damaged his stables and has two top chances in Realing and Snitz at Doomben.
Oscietra's work to decide Adelaide start Black Caviar's first-born Oscietra has had her second jump-out this year and could be seen next at the Adelaide carnival.
Newmarket bids farewell with exceptional finish An extraordinary fortnight – and 112 years of history – ended in style today when the gavel came down for the last ever time at Newmarket, capping off a remarkable select sales season for Inglis.
Aussie trainer Gask heading home from UK Australian trainer Jeremy Gask has confirmed he is ending his 10-year spell in the UK and will return back home to train in NSW.
Suspended Jason Collett loses Cup ride A careless riding suspension means Jason Collett will be unable to ride Chance To Dance in the re-run of the $2 million Sydney Cup at Randwick.
Moroney expects 1400m to suit Tivaci After finishing fourth in the TJ Smith Stakes at his most recent start, four-year-old Tivaci gets another crack at a Group One race in the All Aged Stakes.
Edmonds-Lloyd reach 50, Bell returns The Toby Edmonds-Jeff Lloyd combination has brought up a record 50 winners for the season and Darren Bell has celebrated a first since strangles hit his stable.
War Legend on trial for interstate trip Mike Moroney is keen to test four-year-old War Legend over 2000 metres in the Easter Cup with a view to an interstate campaign.
Chief Joseph gives Lloyd upset win Top jockey Jeff Lloyd has shown he can win on roughies as well as favourites with an upset win on Chief Joseph at the Sunshine Coast.
Track condition key for Charmed Harmony Trainer John Sadler is hoping Charmed Harmony can strike a track with enough moisture in it to give him his best chance to win the Victoria Handicap.
First Australian win for All Too Hard The Mighty Fed has given his sire All Too Hard his first Australian winner at Warwick Farm.
Class drop offsets weight for Felines Newcastle mare Felines has a big weight at Doomben but should have a class advantage on her rivals.
Miles to call final meeting at Caulfield After a distinguished race calling career spanning almost four decades, Greg Miles is preparing for his final meeting at Caulfield.
Hartnell off to the spelling paddock Hartnell will not travel to Hong Kong for the QEII Cup with Godolphin deciding he will spell ahead of another spring preparation.
Eagle Farm stables up and running The new $20 million Eagle Farm stabling complex is in use after a troubled 12 months of construction delays.
Fields of 10 for Randwick Group One races Fields of 10 have been declared for the Group One All Aged Stakes and Champagne Stakes at Randwick.
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James Doyle to return to England James Doyle will return to England to ride for Godolphin over the northern hemisphere spring and summer.
Frolic to spell, misses Champagne Stakes Golden Slipper runner-up Frolic will miss the Champagne Stakes robbing trainer Michael Freedman of a Group One winning chance before he heads to Hong Kong.
Black Hart Bart heading to The Goodwood A defence of the Group One Goodwood in Adelaide will be Black Heart Bart's next start with trainer Darren Weir ruling out the All Aged Stakes.
New Spendthrift stallions are the Bomb, we Swear! Spendthrift Australia have announced the addition of two new stallions to its 2017 roster, as well as service fees for their remaining stallions.
Champion Aussie Sires Firing Up in Europe Sunday was another red-letter day in Europe for champion Australian sire Fastnet Rock with promising Group winners in both France and Ireland, while Redoute's Choice also made his mark at Chantilly with royally bred filly Gold Luck.
Le Romain eyes Doncaster redemption The well-beaten Doncaster Mile favourite Le Romain is set to atone when he runs in the Group One All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Charge follows substitution of horses Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have been granted an adjournment after being charged in relation to substituting horses in a public track gallop.
Observational on target for Easter Cup Trainer John Sadler and his jockey son Tom will combine in the Group Three Easter Cup with last-start Bendigo Golden Mile winner Observational.
Deanne Panya happy back in the saddle Talented apprentice Deanne Panya will return to metropolitan racing at Warwick Farm after a successful return from injury at Goulburn.
Tourneur breaks ribs in trackwork fall Jockey Dom Tourneur has suffered four broken ribs in a trackwork fall in Adelaide.
Start Wondering bound for Brisbane sprints New Zealand Group One-winning sprinter Start Wondering will be aimed at the Brisbane' winter carnival rather than Hong Kong.
Melanie Bolwell in stable condition Apprentice Melanie Bolwell will not need surgery on a brain bleed suffered in a three-horse fall.
Fallen jockeys unlikely to walk again The two trackwork riders who fell at Toowoomba have had surgery but are unlikely to walk again.
Sydney Cup to be re-run at Randwick The Sydney Cup has been rescheduled after the original race was declared void because of a fatal fall.
Grey Lion among 28 Easter Cup entries Trainer Matt Cumani says import Grey Lion is in great shape for his return from a spell over 2000m in the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield.
James McDonald loses second appeal Jockey James McDonald has failed for the second time to have an 18-month disqualification for a betting offence reduced.
Jungle Edge seeks a win for the ages Wet track specialist Jungle Edge will target a Group One triumph in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Laurie happy to give Aberro a shot at G1 Mornington trainer Matt Laurie will give lightly raced colt Aberro a crack at the Group One Champagne Stakes over 1600m at Randwick.
English to be vetted before All Aged English will have to undergo a veterinary inspection before her defence of the All Aged Stakes after suffering a laceration to a hock.
Stewards investigate Toowoomba fall Stewards have begun investigations into a trackwork fall which has left riders Ben Saunders and Wade Clasohm in intensive care with spinal injuries.
Promising Tumbler to come back at Doomben Talented but injury prone sprinter Tumbler has been entered to run at Doomben after being withdrawn from Toowoomba because of a wide barrier.
Mertens has careless riding ban reduced Leading apprentice Beau Mertens has had one meeting shaved off a careless riding suspension on appeal and will not miss a city meeting in Melbourne.
First Stakes-Winner for Your Song The leading Australian first season sire by winners, Widden Stud's Your Song passed an important milestone on Saturday when siring his first stakes-winner with promising filly Split Lip taking out the Listed SAJC Dequetteville Stakes at Morphettville.
Arrowfield announces stud fees Snitzel tops the Arrowfield Stud roster for the upcoming breeding season with a fee of $176,000.
Group One winner First Seal retired Lightly raced Group One-winning mare First Seal has been retired by the China Horse Club and trainer John Thompson.
New campaign for winter carnival Racing Queensland hopes a new advertising campaign will encourage people to attend race meetings across the state this winter.
Changes to Caulfield Easter program Victorian officials have made changes to the Easter Saturday program at Caulfield to accommodate horses affected by races abandoned because of stormy weather.
Most Important to miss winter Star Brisbane sprinter Most Important has been sent for a spell with trainer Tony Gollan unhappy with his progress heading to the winter carnival.
Winx heads for a well-earned break Connections are already planning Winx's spring campaign as the champion heads for a well-earned break.
Sense Of Occasion earns big in G1 placings Sense Of Occasion has earned $700,000 prize money for his minor placings in the Doncaster Mile and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Brisbane's female apprentices to the fore A double by Rebecca Williams at Towoomba has set the scene for Brisbane's female riders to fill the top three positions in the apprentices' premiership.
Apprentice has bleeding on the brain Apprentice jockey Melanie Bolwell is being monitored in the Gold Coast Hospital after suffering bleeding on the brain in a fall at Warialda in northern NSW.
One For Arthur wins Grand National Scotland's long wait for a second Grand National winner is over after One For Arthur gave trainer Lucinda Russell and jockey Derek Fox a famous success.
Popular bush NSW rider dies in race fall Northern NSW jockey Darren Jones has died after a three-horse fall at a country meeting at Warialda.
Brown, Zahra incur Randwick riding bans Jockey Corey Brown has been suspended for excessive whip use in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes while Mark Zahra has also copped a ban for careless riding.
Record crowd fills Randwick for queen Winx A record number of racegoers at Randwick have cheered on their champion Winx for her 17th consecutive win.
Secret Agenda opens up in Sapphire Stakes The Mick Price-trained Secret Agenda has won the Group Two Sapphire Stakes, the final race on the second day of The Championships at Randwick.
Hugh Bowman leading rider at Championships Hugh Bowman has won the Nathan Berry medal at The Championships at Randwick for the third time.
Winx co-owner marvels at super racemare Richard Treweeke has defied vertigo to watch the legendary Winx continue her winning ways in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Storm puts paid to Caulfield race meeting The final three races at Caulfield have abandoned because of storms and poor light.
Weetwood finish ends in historic dead-heat The Weetwood Handicap has ended in the first dead-heat in its 120-year history after Jumbo Prince and Col 'N' Lil shared first place.
Racing fashion impresses industry greats Vogue Australia's Edwina McCann, designers Ginger & Smart and milliner Nerida Winter have chosen their favourite looks from The Championships at Randwick.
Relaxed Lycurges takes out Galilee final Improved racing manners have allowed Lycurges to take a step up in distance and record a strong stakes race win at Caulfield.
Byrne equals Toowoomba Cup riding record Jim Byrne has equalled the number of wins for a jockey in the Toowoomba Cup with his fourth victory.
Foxplay claims Group One Coolmore Legacy Foxplay has produced a late surge to win the Coolmore Legacy Stakes to give trainer Chris Waller a Group One double at Randwick.
Dreams Aplenty claims Toowoomba Guineas Dreams Aplenty has shown he will be a genuine winter carnival hopeful with a brave win in the Toowoomba Guineas.
Gr 1 Sydney Cup abandoned after race fall The Sydney Cup has been declared a no-race after two horses fell in the 3200m event.
Cousins back in form with Caulfield double Sword Of Light and Crystal Dreamer have provided trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra with a welcome change of fortune.
Winx wins the G1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes Champion Winx has done what everyone expected, ending her autumn campaign with a win that cements her place in Australian history.
Swift turnaround pays dividends for Derryn Promising colt Derryn has bounced back from an unplaced run in the TJ Smith Stakes to snare the $600,000 Arrowfield Sprint at Randwick.
Bonneval superior in the Australian Oaks New Zealand filly Bonneval has confirmed her staying prowess with a runaway win in the ATC Australian Oaks at Randwick.
Provincial Final win a thrill for Courtney Maryore has stormed home from the tail of the field to give Canberra trainer Philip Courtney his biggest win in the Provincial Championships Final at Randwick.
Cantbuybetter in change of luck for Currie Trainer Ben Currie's luck has changed dramatically in the space of 40 minutes after Cantbuybetter won at Toowoomba.
Emotional Randwick win for John Messara Juvenile filly Shoals has maintained her unbeaten record with an emotional win for her co-owner John Messara in the Group Two Percy Sykes Stakes.
Kobayashi records impressive Caulfield win Some of the owners of Group One winner Montoya's Secret have celebrated the win of Kobayashi at Caulfield.
Generalissimo outmanoeuvres Classic rivals Generalissimo has found his best form to claim the $150,000 South Pacific Classic for three-year-olds at Randwick.
Noble Hussler upsets Toowoomba 2YO plunge In a finish dominated by outsiders, Noble Hussler has upset a big betting move on Girl In A Million at Toowomba.
Whispered Secret wins Fernhill Handicap A year after winning the Fernhill Handicap with Prized Icon, trainer James Cummings has won the 1600m juvenile race again with the filly Whispered Secret.
Frances Nelson new Racing Australia boss South Australian Frances Nelson has been elected chair of Racing Australia following the retirement of John Messara.
Winx ready for No.17 at Randwick Winx will be the undoubted star of the show when she heads to Randwick for her final autumn start in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Prices with two Provincial Final hopes Co-trainer Luke Price is looking forward to the Provincial Championships Final in which the stable has two chances, Noble Joey and Budderoo Knight.
Three-pronged Godolphin bid for Sydney Cup Godolphin is confident Penglai Pavilion and Polarisation will justify the trip to the southern hemisphere for the Sydney Cup.
Zanbagh near the top of Tait's list Zanbagh gets her Group One chance at Randwick in the Coolmore Legacy but win or lose she is already a star in her owner's eyes.
Weetwood memories for Munce Chris Munce has fond memories of Weetwood day as a jockey and hopes to emulate his success in his return as a trainer.
Lasqueti Spirit to bolt for glory Noted frontrunner and one-paced stayer Lasqueti Spirit aims to wear out her opposition in the Australian Oaks at Randwick
Time right for training cousins to shine With another carnival done and dusted the training partnership of Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra is ready to come to the fore again.
Mallyon could emulate Pop in Sydney Cup Jockey Katelyn Mallyon's grandfather Mick won two Sydney Cups and the 22-year-old is hoping to join him on the honour roll when she partners Annus Mirabilis.
Hazzabeel out to bounce back at Caulfield The Ciaron Maher-trained Hazzabeel steps up to 1800m at Caulfield where he will be out to bounce back from a last-start failure at Flemington.
Bonneval can cap season in Australian Oaks New Zealand filly Bonneval has already achieved plenty in her homeland and will be out to cap her season when she lines up as favourite in the Australian Oaks.
La Bella Diosa aims to finish trip on high New Zealand trainer Mandy Brown hopes La Bella Diosa can reverse her fortunes after two uninspiring runs at Rosehill when she returns to Randwick for the Oaks.
Oscietra second in Flemington jump-out The countdown is on for the first foal of Black Caviar to make a return to the racetrack.
Stratum Star to stand at Widden Stud Dual Group One winner Stratum Star will begin stallion duties at Widden Stud in the upcoming breeding season.
Harold Norman hoping his luck holds Trainer Harold Norman hopes his luck in rare visits to Toowoomba holds with Lucky Tom in the Listed Weetwood Handicap.
Astern retires to Darley Stud Golden Rose winner Astern has run his last race and will join the stallion roster Darley's Hunter Valley stud.
More race-fixing arrests to come in Qld Investigators probing race-fixing in Queensland harness racing say a "loose cartel" has been operating in the industry and more arrests are likely.
Easter Yearling Sale ends on a high The final Easter Yearling sale to be held at Newmarket has ended on a high in a buoyant market.
Jeff Lloyd after more winners Jeff Lloyd has warned his rivals he won't be resting on his laurels after setting a Queensland metropolitan riding record.
Colours brighten Williams' Oaks outlook Craig Williams is looking forward to day two of The Championships at Randwick where he has rides in all four Group One races.
Winx in a league of her own Winx will be out to take her winning streak to 17 in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Big Duke set to break another drought Darren Weir hopes Big Duke can provide another memorable moment and give the trainer a first Group One win in Sydney at Randwick.
Glenall: from overlooked to owning it A lack of bidders for Glenall at a yearling sale has turned out to be a stroke of luck for his breeder Stuart Ramsey.
Heathcote down to one Weetwood runner Brilliant but injury-prone Pinch River looks like being trainer Ron Heathcote's only Weetwood Handicap runner.
Berry second at best to unbeatable Winx Tommy Berry rode Chautauqua to an unprecedented third TJ Smith Stakes win but accepts he can only be second-best to Winx in the $4m Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Baykool after three on end at Caulfield After wins at Cranbourne and Ballarat, Baykool is chasing a Listed win at Caulfield in the Galilee Series final.
Dreams Aplenty sticks to Guineas Smart three-year-old Dreams Aplenty will stay in his own age group this winter carnival after missing a run in the Weetwood Handicap.
Tony Gollan wants hometown win Tony Gollan is keen to return to his home town of Toowoomba and win the big feature double of the Toowoomba Cup and Weetwood Handicap.
Moroney with two Sydney Cup hopefuls Trainer Mike Moroney is leaning to Mornington Cup runner-up Vengeur Masque as the best of his two runners in the $2 million Sydney Cup.
Gilgai and Woodside team-up to shuttle Cable Bay in 2017 Gilgai Farm in collaboration with Woodside Park Stud, as well as Grand Lodge and B2B Bloodstock, have this morning announced that Cable Bay, the Group Two winning son of Invincible Spirit (Green Desert), will shuttle from Highclere Stud in the UK to Woodside Park in 2017.
The Pegasus to be worth record $16 million Organisers have announced the next edition of The Pegasus will carry a world record purse of $US16 million.
Winx knows she's the queen: Bowman Winx, the world's best racehorse on turf, is aiming for her 17th consecutive win in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Jockeys to appeal Sandown suspensions Mark Zahra and Beau Mertens have lodged appeals against the severity of their Sandown careless riding suspensions.
Arrowfield Stud buys into colt Pariah Arrowfield Stud has bought 50 per cent of two-year-old colt Pariah who will continue his racing career next season with trainers Peter and Paul Snowden.
Colt fetches $2.4 million at Easter sale A $2.4 million colt by Medaglia D'Oro is one of 10 yearlings to reach a million dollars or more after two sessions of the Easter Sale in Sydney.
Oaks in SA a possibility for Spanner Head A midweek win at Sandown could prove a launching pad to the Group One Australasian Oaks for the Archie Alexander-trained filly Spanner Head.
Journeyman apprentice makes Sydney grade The wait is over for Irish-born apprentice jockey Lee Maggorian who has celebrated his first win in Sydney at Warwick Farm.
Bel Burgess keeps winning streak going Bel Burgess has made it four straight victories with an all-the-way win at Sandown.
Wigglesworth win fools many Wigglesworth has won a race at the Sunshine Coast in a deceptive finish.
Merchant Navy takes lesser win at Sandown A midweek Sandown victory could lead to a Group One Sydney win for two-year-old Merchant Navy.
Fox to play over shorter distance Foxplay can steal some of the limelight from her stable neighbour Winx when she runs in the Group One Coolmore Legacy.
Purcell to weigh up options for Falcool Stakes winning three-year-old Falcool is an acceptor at Caulfield and Morphettville with trainer Aaron Purcell weighing up options for the sprinter.
Track no excuse for Upstart Pride Trainer Michael Nolan has a strong hand at Toowoomba on Saturday with top chances in the Weetwood Handicap and Toowoomba Cup.
New chance for NZ trainers in Sydney Cup A change of ownership for Chance to Dance has handed New Zealand trainers Jamie Richards and Stephen Autridge an unexpected crack at the $2 million Sydney Cup.
Jeff Lloyd sets Brisbane riding record Jeff Lloyd has taken only two rides back from a suspension to pass Chris Munce's record for the most wins in a metropolitan season in Queensland.
International travel on hold for Jameka Jameka is making steady progress from travel sickness but her international campaign has been cancelled for the time being.
RV releases racing schedule for 2017/18 A trial of 10 Monday-free race days in Victoria between January and March is a feature of the 2017/18 season racing schedule released by Racing Victoria.
Buoyant first day of Easter Sale Four yearlings have fetched $1 million or more on the first day of the Easter Yearling sale in Sydney.
Trial puts Abbey Marie in Coolmore picture A Cranbourne barrier trial win has shown trainer Mick Kent that Abbey Marie is over her latest problems.
Winx on song for autumn finale Winx has eight rivals as she bids for her 17th consecutive win in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Palentino retired to stand at Sun Stud The Darren Weir-trained Palentino, winner of the 2016 Australian Guineas and Makybe Diva Stakes, has been retired to stud.
Godolphin raiders to make Cup statement The latest European-based stayers brought to Australia by Godolphin are set to force the issue in Saturday's $2 million Sydney Cup.
Sequoia Lady on Australasian Oaks path Trainer Jason Warren has Australasian Oaks ambitions for Sequoia Lady and the filly will be out to confirm those plans when she runs over 1600m at Caulfield.
Waterhouse, Bott at centre of inquiry Training partners Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott will front a stewards inquiry over the substitution of horses in a public gallops session at Randwick.
Nurse Kitchen chases Australian Oaks glory After two Sydney carnival Group One placings, David Brideoake is hoping Nurse Kitchen can go one better in the Australian Oaks at Randwick.
Moroney looks for Hurry to bounce back Trainer Mike Moroney believes Hurry has Group class ability and is hoping the filly shows that when she chases a first Australian win at Warwick Farm.
Country trainer down to one at Sandown Country trainer Paul Preusker will rely on Danehill Downs in the Le Pine Funerals Handicap at Sandown.
Winx draws barrier three in Elizabeth Winx is destined to start the shortest-priced favourite in Queen Elizabeth Stakes history.
Eight rivals for Winx in Queen Elizabeth There will be eight horses taking on champion mare Winx in the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Fields due for Day 2 of The Championships Winx will be the headline act at Randwick for the second day of The Championships.
Silent Sedition after back-to-back G1 wins William Reid Stakes winner Silent Sedition will chase her second-straight Group One win when she heads to Sydney for the Queen Of The Turf Stakes at Randwick.
Baker and Forsman eye another Classic win ATC Oaks favourite Bonneval can give co-trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman another Classic race success after Jon Snow's Australian Derby.
Precautionary scans for Yendall after fall Jockey Dean Yendall will head to hospital for precautionary X-rays after a race fall at Mildura.
Options remain open for Wheal Leisure Trainer Archie Alexander is still undecided whether Tasmanian Oaks placegetter Wheal Leisure will run in the ATC Australian Oaks or the Galilee Series Final.
Noel Callow wins reckless riding appeal Noel Callow has successfully appealed a reckless riding charge and the severity of a careless riding penalty for his Vinery Stud Stakes win on Montoya's Secret.
Steel Zip ready to pass $1 million Veteran Steel Zip won a trial so impressively last week, trainer Pat Duff is confident he can pass the $1million prize money milestone at Toowoomba.
Chautauqua could race again this autumn Options remain open for star sprinter Chautauqua to press on to another feature race this season after his breathtaking third TJ Smith Stakes win at Randwick.
Winx ready to be crowned Queen at Randwick Winx is physically and mentally prepared for her next assignment in the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Big Duke favourite for Sydney Cup Premier Melbourne trainer Darren Weir can make a Group One breakthrough north of the border with Sydney Cup favourite Big Duke.
Grey Lion on target for Easter Cup return Matt Cumani's first Melbourne Cup runner Grey Lion is progressing nicely in a bid to make his racing return at Caulfield.
Cylinder Beach form looking good for Cup Cylinder Beach has form around Doncaster winner It's Somewhat which should make him hard to beat in the Toowoomba Cup.
Harlow Gold to have new rider for Oaks With Regan Bayliss suspended, Mark Zahra will ride leading ATC Oaks contender Harlow Gold in the 2400m race at Randwick.
More country TAB meetings for Queensland Racing Queensland has increased the number of country area TAB meetings next season.
Waking Moment's dream of Derby run Waking Moment is off the mark after winning the $200,000 Adrian Knox Stakes to raise the prospect of a Group One debut in the Australian Derby.
Milwaukee dominates Bendigo Guineas Improving gelding Milwaukee has landed his first stakes win with an all-the-way victory in the Listed Bendigo Guineas.
Mount Nebo earns Weetwood start Noted mud lark Mount Nebo is headed to the Listed Weetwood Handicap after scoring a first-up win at Doomben.
Observational wins second Golden Mile Six-year-old Observational has won his second Listed Bendigo Mile in three years with a strong finish down the outside in the 1600m race.
It's Somewhat causes Doncaster upset Zac Purton has steered It's Somewhat to an upset win over Happy Clapper in the Doncaster Mile to turn the fortunes of Godolphin around.
Chautauqua wins third TJ Smith in a row Chautauqua has come from last to make history by winning his third TJ Smith Stakes in a row at Randwick.
Diddums shows her rivals up in PJ Bell The original second emergency for the Group Three PJ Bell Stakes, Diddums has made the most of her late berth in the race for a comprehensive win.
Jon Snows them in Australian Derby New Zealand trainer Murray Baker has won his fourth Australian Derby, with Jon Snow outstaying his opposition.
Free Standing claims Country Championships Coffs Harbour trainer Cathleen Rode is in holiday mode after Free Standing did the business in the Country Championship final at Randwick.
Invader rebounds to win Sires' Produce Invader has put his best foot forward to score the $1 million Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick after a stone bruise ruled him out of the Golden Slipper.
Craig Williams back a winner after injury Craig Williams has made a winning return to riding aboard Big Duke at Randwick a week after suffering concussion in a fall.
Spiral beats floods to win at Doomben Ballina trainer Steve Lee drove through a flooded road to get Spiral to Doomben and has been rewarded with a win by the northern rivers galloper.
Speed Street wins Gold Rush at Bendigo Beau Mertens has guided the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Speed Street to a narrow win in the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo.
Cooroi to chase winter glory Filly Cooroi Chase has lived up to a recent big trial win and earned herself a winter campaign with victory at Doomben.
Acatour surges to victory on his 'D Day' Acatour has emerged from a form slump to win the Carbine Stakes at Randwick and set himself up for a crack at the Queensland Guineas.
Winx has a day out at Randwick Champion Winx has made a cameo appearance for a race day gallop at Randwick before her autumn finale in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Sebring Sun scores overdue win at Bendigo The 2015 Golden Rose minor placegetter Sebring Sun has returned to the winner's circle for the first time since August 2015 with victory at Bendigo.
Smerdon makes Randwick his property Property has continued his good Melbourne form to win the Group Three Kindergarten Stakes at Randwick.
Singleton dreams of Oaks breakthrough Scott Singleton hopes Cambage can give him his first runner in the Australian Oaks, but first the filly has to take the step in the Adrian Knox Stakes.
Melham loses whip suspension appeal Ben Melham's appeal against a two-week suspension has failed while fellow jockey Glyn Schofield will also miss day two of The Championships at Randwick.
I Am A Star ready for big run in Doncaster Trainer Shane Nichols is hoping for an improving track for I Am A Star who will try to become the first filly since Sunline in 1999 to win the Doncaster Mile.
Tiffani Brooker to keep run rolling Apprentice Tiffani Brooker hopes to keep her winning run going in the lead up to the winter carnival at Doomben.
Lane with chances at first Sydney G1 win Melbourne-based Damian Lane will chase his first Sydney Group One win on day one of The Championships with his rides including Jon Snow in the Australian Derby.
Country boys Cogliere and Adkins reunite They go a long way back and now Cogliere and apprentice jockey Andrew Adkins are looking forward to the Country Championships final at Randwick.
Fillies to rule again in Sires' Produce Punters are banking on the Golden Slipper form to prevail in the Group One Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
Hey Doc in perfect shape for Doncaster Trainer Tony McEvoy is hoping the rain stays away as Hey Doc chases a second Group One win in the Doncaster Mile.
Brazen Moss after first open win The in-form Brazen Moss has a chance to go from midweek class to open company winner in the space of a year at Doomben on Saturday.
Flying Jess to bounce back at Randwick John Moloney is looking for an improved showing from Magic Millions Guineas winner Flying Jess in the Carbine Club Stakes at Randwick.
Floods put dampener on Perfect Dare moment Murwillumbah trainer Matthew Dunn will miss Perfect Dare's bid to win the Country Championships final at Randwick after returning home to assess flood damage.
So Si Bon gets another crack at a Derby So Si Bon finished fourth in the Victoria Derby in the spring and will be out to improve on that when he lines up in another Classic at Randwick.
Burning Front on verge of milestone Burning Front can take his career earnings past $1 million if he continues his winning streak in the Listed Golden Mile at Bendigo.
Back to the bush for international owner After having a runner at the Dubai World Cup meeting, owner Glenn Whittenbury now has his sights set on the Bendigo Guineas.
Craig Williams cleared for Randwick rides Craig Williams has passed his compulsory cognitive test after suffering concussion in a post-race fall at Mornington.
Limestone scratched from Bendigo race Quality two-year-old filly Limestone has been scratched from the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo for which she had been the odds-on favourite.
McEvoy fresh for The Championships Jockey Kerrin McEvoy is looking forward to the The Championships at Randwick after coming back from suspension.
Chairman's Sale a success as Gunnison sells for $1.4 million A “wonderfully successful’’ Inglis Chairman’s Sale – a new concept on the Australasian sales scene – has seen unbeaten 2YO Gunnison become the highest-priced gelding ever sold at auction in Australia at $1.4 million.
Doomben meeting set to go ahead Strong winds have helped the Doomben track dry out to the stage it is ready to host Saturday's planned meeting.
Star Turn retired to Vinery Stud Multiple Group One-placed sprinter Star Turn has run his last race and will stand at Vinery Stud in the new season.
Star colt retires to Vinery Stud Star Turn has been retired to Vinery Stud and he bows out with a ringing endorsement from trainer John Hawkes.
Sires' Produce Stakes facts What you need to know about the $1 million Sires' Produce Stakes.
Sydney Cup still a possibility for Tavago A Sydney Cup start is still a possibility for Tavago who pulled up lame after finishing last in the Group One BMW.
Gosford meeting on ice after downpour Weather continues to blight meetings in NSW with Gosford disrupted for the third time this month.
Midget McCreery to slay Doncaster giants McCreery might be small in stature but he has a big engine to help overcome the tall poppies in the Doncaster Mile.
Tommy Berry is keeping faith in Chautauqua Jockey Tommy Berry is predicting Chautauqua can bounce back to winning form and claim an unprecedented third TJ Smith Stakes.
NZ Derby holds up as testing ground The NZ Derby has again emerged as the ideal preparation for its Australian equivalent at Randwick as Gingernuts and Jon Snow seek trans-Tasman supremacy.
Bendigo Guineas return for Mandalay Bay Lightly raced gelding Mandalay Bay makes his return in the Bendigo Guineas after a wrenched fetlock ended his spring campaign.
Godolphin seeks fillip in Chairman's Hcp Godolphin's raiding party is seeking a change of fortune at Randwick after The Gold Trail's devastating Australian debut at Mornington.
Jameka's international travel clouded A bout of travel sickness has ruled Jameka out of a clash with Winx and her international campaign is in doubt.
Stable favourite chasing first stakes win Matt Cumani is hoping to keep his Bendigo record intact as Show A Star attempts to give the trainer his first stakes success.
Cooroi to chase wet track win After winning a trial by 16 lengths on a wet track two-year-old Cooroi Chase is ready for her debut at Doomben.
Brown banking on Menari to upstage fillies Corey Brown will chase his first Group One win in Sydney in six years when he teams with Menari in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Still hope Doomben races can go ahead Doomben racecourse is saturated after heavy rain two days before its next meeting
Pomelo still Provincial C'ship favourite Kembla Grange mare Pomelo remains the favourite for the Provincial Championship final ahead of the placegetters from the Newcastle heat.
Race a colt with Rob Slade and the in-form team at Lindsay Park! Rob Slade Bloodstock has begun an exciting new association with leading trainers David & Ben Hayes and Tom Dabernig of Lindsay Park Racing.
Written Tycoon Service Fee increased to $88,000 (inc GST) Written Tycoon, the Group Two-winning son of Iglesia (Last Tycoon) and the sire of 19 stakes winners including last season’s Golden Slipper Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) winner Capitalist, will stand for a fee of $88,000 (inc GST) this year, up from $49,500 (inc GST) last year.
Lees to have 2 runners in Provincial final Kris Lees will have two runners in the Provincial Championship Final with Clevedon Bay winning the last qualifying heat at Newcastle to join Princess Posh.
Dwyer with chance at VOBIS Gold Rush again Trainer Henry Dwyer could have up to three runners in the $250,000 VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo as he aims for consecutive wins in the race.
Astern return not quite full steam ahead Star colt Astern will only make his return to racing if the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick is not run on a heavy track.
Brent Stanley back in the fold at Randwick Trainer Brent Stanley makes his return to racing on the opening day of The Championships at Randwick after a year on the sidelines.
Sydney preference for Theanswermyfriend Theanswermyfriend is an acceptor for the Bendigo Guineas and Carbine Club Stakes with trainer Robert Smerdon saying the Sydney race is the preference.
All slots sold for The Everest All 12 slots for the inaugural subscription race, The Everest, have been sold less than two months after the concept was announced.
Freeze Over impresses on debut at Sandown Trainer John Sadler will consider chasing black type with Freeze Over at her second start after the filly impressed with a debut win at Sandown.
Plenty of wins ahead for Zielke In-form Dreams A Plenty will be set for the Listed Weetwood Handicap after winning at Doomben before rain forced the last three races to be cancelled.
Redkirk Warrior to go extra mile A resurgent Redkirk Warrior seeks to enhance his second coming with back-to-back Group One victories in Saturday's $3 million Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Rain follows Forster's pair home Desleigh Forster-trained stablemates Too Good To Refuse and Cylinder Beach have fled Sydney's big wet only to face another deluge in Brisbane.
Back of Bourke trainer takes on Randwick A three-day drive from the back of Bourke to Randwick won't keep country trainer James Hatch from the Country Championships Final.
Prized Icon primed for drought-breaker James Cummings predicts Prized Icon can emerge from a weather-affected preparation to produce a dominant run in the $2 million Australian Derby at Randwick.
Merovee beaten but connections upbeat The $1.6 million Frankel colt Merovee hasn't been able to win on debut at Newcastle but his trainer and jockey have no doubt he will make his mark in future.
TJ first for Chautauqua before Everest Connections of Chautauqua are keen to chase the Everest dream but first would like to see the grey win a third straight TJ Smith Stakes.
Glenlogan Stud to disperse stallions Queensland's Glenlogan Park Stud will no longer stand stallions as it scales back its operation
Group 1 sire Husson relocates to Aquis Farm Leading Queensland thoroughbred breeding and racing outfit Aquis Farm is pleased to announce the acquisition of proven Group I producing sire Husson (Arg), who has been purchased from Vinery Stud in a deal brokered by Julian Blaxland’s Blue Sky Bloodstock
Chapple-Hyam books Payne for Royal Ascot British-based Australian trainer Jane Chapple-Hyam has booked Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne to ride her new recruit Kaspersky at Royal Ascot.
First Australian runner for Frankel All eyes will be on Merovee at Newcastle where he will become the first southern hemisphere-bred progeny of Frankel to race in Australia.
Gingernuts zeroes in on Derby double Rosehill Guineas winner Gingernuts is favourite to add the Australian Derby to his win in the New Zealand Classic.
Pateman gets first winner as a trainer Zagaya has given leading jumps jockey Steven Pateman his first winner as a trainer with victory in a 1400m flat race at Geelong.
Tivaci chasing elusive G1 win at Randwick The Mike Moroney-trained Tivaci gets another shot at a Group One win when he rises to weight-for-age in the $2.5 million TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Rebel Dane to stand at Swettenham Stud Rebel Dane will join the stallion roster at Victoria's Swettenham Stud in the next breeding season.
Gold Coast trainer faces cobalt charges Queensland stewards have opened an inquiry into charges relating to illegal cobalt levels returned by horses in the stable of Gold Coast trainer Marcus Wilson.
Bendigo Guineas option for Milwaukee Trainer Mike Moroney is looking to step last-start Pakenham winner Milwaukee up to Listed grade in the Bendigo Guineas.
Le Romain poised to end Waller's reign Kris Lees has rarely had a runner in the Doncaster Mile but has two chances to end Chris Waller's winning sequence in Sydney's historic handicap.
Inglis Easter First Season Sires A closer look into the first season sires at the 2017 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale
Fillies favourites for G1 Sires' Produce The two Golden Slipper minor placegetters, Frolic and Tulip, are the market leaders for the Group One Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
Japanese Champion Sprinter & Miler Mikki Isle to join Arrowfield Roster Arrowfield has announced that Mikki Isle, Japan’s Champion Sprinter & Miler of 2016, will join the Stud’s stallion roster for the 2017 season.
Alrouz after back-to-back Sandown wins Trainer Doug Harrison is hoping his fortunes have turned around and last-start winner Alrouz can back up for another win at Sandown.
Multiple G1 winner Our Ivanhowe retired Dual hemisphere Group One winner Our Ivanhowe has been retired from racing, having won seven of his 24 career starts.
Le Romain draws eight in Doncaster The Kris Lees-trained favourite Le Romain has drawn barrier eight in the Doncaster Mile.
Full field of 20 for Doncaster Mile The Doncaster Mile on Day One of The Championships has attracted a full field of 20 plus three emergencies.
The Last Lion to shuttle to Darley Kelvinside Outstanding European juvenile, The Last Lion (IRE) winner of last year's Group I Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket, will join the Darley roster at Kelvinside this season.
G1 winner Hucklebuck succumbs to colic Group One winner Hucklebuck has had to be put down after suffering a bout of colic.
Jameka suffering travel sickness Star mare Jameka has been found to have travel sickness on her return home to Melbourne from Sydney where she was an emphatic winner of the BMW at Rosehill.
Jockeys Callow and Melham appeal penalties Noel Callow has appealed a reckless riding ban and fine for his winning ride on Montoya's Star while Ben Melham has appealed the severity of a whip-related ban.
Bendigo return to spark Observational Imported galloper Observational is set to make a return to the track where he has scored his one and only Australian win.
Happy Clapper a happy camper Trainer Pat Webster is looking forward to Happy Clapper's return to Group One racing in the Doncaster Mile.
Craig Williams booked for Doncaster ride If he can pass a cognitive test, injured jockey Craig Williams will be allowed to ride at the Doncaster Mile meeting.
Baster reunites with Sircconi in Sires' Dual Victorian licence holder Linda Meech has had to forgo the ride on Sircconi in the ATC Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
High winds halt Stony Creek meeting The Stony Creek meeting in country Victoria has been abandoned because of safety concerns over high winds.
First Winner for All Too Hard Vinery Stud’s four-time Group 1 winning champion All Too Hard (Aus) (Casino Prince {Aus}--Helsinge {Aus}, by Desert Sun {GB}), a half-brother to the undefeated superstar Black Caviar (Aus) (Bel Esprit {Aus}), sired his first winner, Lincoln Hills(Aus), at Tauherenikau, New Zealand Sunday.
Mixed first day for Poon at Sha Tin Apprentice Matthew Poon has had a dramatic introduction to Hong Kong racing with a winner and a fall.
Perelin, After All That into Country final Perelin and After All That have raced their way into the $400,000 Country Championship final via the last-chance Wild Card at Scone.
Time called on Decision's career A tendon injury has ended the racing career of Decision Time, runner-up in the 2010 Golden Slipper and a Conners stable favourite.
Buffering's colours live on with Privlaka The colours made famous by champion Buffering will again be carried in the winter carnival by rising star Privlaka.
Spectroscope to tackle Doncaster Mile French import Spectroscope has emerged as a surprise packet for Godolphin and is now n the third line of Doncaster Mile betting.
Craig Williams out of hospital after fall Craig Williams has been released from hospital after a fall at Morningotn but will miss rides at Randwick including Tosen Stardom in the Docnaster Mile.
Big plans for Sold For Song Queensland mare Sold For Song is back home from Sydney but trainer Kevin Kemp has big plans for her starting with the Brisbane winter carnival.
Awesome Arrogate rules the world in Dubai World No.1 Arrogate had to show courage as well as class to win the Dubai World Cup with a sensational performance at Meydan.
Stewards crack the whip on Ben Melham Golden Slipper-winning jockey Ben Melham has had an unhappy return to Rosehill, with excessive whip use drawing a suspension.
Callow outed for reckless riding in G1 Noel Callow has copped a double whammy, being outed for a month and fined $15,000 for reckless and careless riding after winning the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Sad aftermath to Mornington Cup In a sad end to the Mornington Cup, champion jockey Craig Williams has been knocked out after The Gold Trail broke down, leaving it unable to be saved.
Bowman ponders former glories Hugh Bowman might be on mare of the moment Winx but he still derived great satisfaction from guiding Zanbagh's retention of the Emancipation Stakes at Rosehill.
O'Dea lands first Saturday treble Trainer Steve O'Dea has shown he will be a force in the winter carnival with his first Saturday treble at Doomben.
Jon Snow acts part for Australian Derby Jon Snow joins Gingernuts as another New Zealand contender for the Australian Derby after convincing victory in Tulloch Stakes at Rosehill.
Montoya's Secret wins Vinery Stud Stakes Montoya's Secret has shaken off any doubts about her wet track ability with a strong win in the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Jameka outguns her BMW rivals Caulfield Cup winner Jameka has proved the strongest stayer in the BMW, reversing the positions in the Australian Cup by beating Humidor.
Spectroscope on right wavelength French import Spectroscope has added a Group Three win at Rosehill to his debut victory in a benchmark race.
Stayer passes Rosehill assignment Assign has justified his Sydney trip by claiming the Neville Sellwood Stakes at Rosehill.
Lloyd equals Brisbane wins record Jeff Lloyd has produced one of his best rides to win on Caillebotte and equal the record for most wins in a Brisbane season.
Jungle has the edge on his rivals Trainer Mick Bell reckons Jungle Edge is among the best wet-track horses in Australia and his argument has been strengthened by the gelding's Group Three win.
Blinkers work for Hingus Rose at Doomben The addition of blinkers to filly Hingus Rose's race day gear has helped her to a debut win at Doomben.
Silver lining possible for The Mission The Mission has won for the first time on his heavy track debut at Rosehill a week after not being required for the Golden Slipper.
Rider banned for mistaking winning post Amateur rider James Ridley has been banned for 28 days for mistaking the winning post at Newbury and losing a race.
Katelyn Mallyon outed for G1 ride Katelyn Mallyon's milestone Group One win on Silent Sedition in the William Reid Stakes has brought with it a careless riding suspension.
William Reid milestone for Silent Sedition Trainer Andrew Noblet and jockey Katelyn Mallyon have celebrated a milestone Group One win in the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley with Silent Sedition.
I Am A Star shines at Moonee Valley I Am A Star has won the Sunline Stakes at Moonee Valley to set up a trip to Sydney for a Group One race as long as the tracks dry out.
Nowra, Casino succumb to deluge Racing at Nowra has been abandoned and Casino postponed as rain in NSW continues.
Rocket Commander cleared for take-off Rocket Commander steps up to her ideal distance for the Group Two Emancipation Stakes at Rosehill.
Jameka all the rage in BMW Caulfield Cup winner Jameka is favoured to win the Group One BMW with Our Ivanhowe ruled unfit for the 2400m-race at Rosehill.
Jungle Edge maps out positive pathway Cranbourne trainer Mick Bell credits six-year-old gelding Jungle Edge with helping him through the loss of his wife Bev to cancer.
Caulfield Cup trail for Godolphin runner Boom Time will be among the locals trying to stop international runner The Gold Trail in the Mornington Cup.
Dunn has mixed feelings about wet weather Trainer Matt Dunn wants wet weather for two-year-old Snitz but a dry day for the speedy Quatronic.
Honeywine needs to uncork vintage run John O'Shea wants to toast a much-improved Honeywine performance after the $200,000 Tulloch Stakes at Rosehill.
Muswellbrook Wild Card switched to Scone Rough weather has forced Racing NSW to transfer the Country Championship Wild Card meeting at Muswellbrook to Scone following a track inspection.
Harlow Gold to make Sydney debut in Vinery Despite reservations about the heavy track and clockwise direction, co-trainer Tom Dabernig believes Harlow Gold is ready to win the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Conditions right for Flamboyer Trainer Kelly Doughty believes Flamboyer has the right conditions to break his winning drought over the Doomben 1350m-course.
Pedigree updates for Easter Yearling Sale She will Reign’s Golden Slipper victory on Saturday headlines a long and strong list of pedigree updates for the upcoming Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale.
Our Ivanhowe fails vet test ahead of BMW Pre-race favourite Our Ivanhowe has failed a veterinary inspection and will be withdrawn from the Group One BMW at Rosehill.
Glyn Schofield suspended at Goulburn Glyn Schofield will miss one of Sydney's major autumn race days after being suspended at Goulburn.
She Will Reign to climb Everest Golden Slipper winner She Will Reign will be set for the inaugural $10 million Everest with her owners signing an agreement with Chinese company Yu Long.
Championships-bound Maryore surprises Maryore has won on a heavy track for the first time to qualify for the Provincial Championships final at Randwick after reigning at Goulburn.
Newnham has Derby aim for Righteous Mate Mark Newnham is aiming Righteous Mate at the Australian Derby and is hoping the gelding can confirm those plans with a good showing in the Tulloch Stakes.
Godolphin with two Mornington Cup runners Sheikh Mohammed has two runners from separate stables in the Mornington Cup with the Charlie Appleby-trained The Gold Trail and John O'Shea-trained Tally.
Jopa to back up for third week The chance to run on his favourite wet track and at his pet distance means Jopa will back up for the third week in a row.
Facts and figures on the BMW What you need to know about the Group One $1.5 million The BMW, Saturday's feature race at Rosehill.
Veteran must produce career-saver Retirement looms for Grand Marshal who needs to convince trainer Chris Waller he still has the desire to race when he contests the BMW at Rosehill.
Holland outed for three weeks over ride Dean Holland has been suspended for three weeks over his ride in a race at Moonee Valley.
Facts about the Vinery Stud Stakes What you need to know about the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Rising Red unlikely for Australian Derby Rising Red has been ruled out of the Tulloch Stakes and co-trainer Trent Busuttin has told stewards the gelding is also unlikely to run in the Australian Derby.
Bowman eyes a third Vinery Stud Stakes win Vinery Stud Stakes favourite Foxplay could give jockey Hugh Bowman his third win in the Group One race in the past five years at Rosehill.
Sakhee to soldier on at Doomben Group One winner Sakhee's Soldier has missed two trials in the lead-up to his comeback at Doomben but new trainer David Kelly is optimistic he can run well.
William Reid Stakes: What you need to Know What you need to know about the weight-for-age William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley, the final Group One race of the season in Melbourne.
Sheidel on target for G1 William Reid Co-trainer Tom Dabernig believes Oakleigh Plate winner Sheidel can add another Group One win to her record in the William Reid Stakes.
Trainer Toby Edmonds near milestone Trainer Toby Edmonds can reach 50 metropolitan winners for the first time with a strong team at Doomben.
Arrogate to start from gate 9 in World Cup Arrogate has drawn barrier nine of 14 for his bid to add the Dubai World Cup at Meydan to his resume.
Kembla Grange meeting moved to Goulburn The Kembla Grange meeting featuring a heat of the Provincial Championship has been transferred to Goulburn because of the forecast for more rain.
Mullins targets Melbourne Cup with Penhill Irish champion jumps trainer Willie Mullins is considering entering Cheltenham Festival winner Penhill for this year's Melbourne Cup.
Jeff Lloyd one shy of Brisbane record Jeff Lloyd has ridden a double to move within one win of the Brisbane metropolitan jockeys' premiership record.
Double brings up milestone for Mertens Apprentice Beau Mertens has consolidated his recent good form with a winning double at Sandown earning a reduction in his claim.
Jameka after another feature 2400m win After a gallant second in the Australian Cup, Jameka will be out to add the Group One BMW over 2400m to her Caulfield Cup win over the same distance.
Thunderstorm swamps Warwick Farm races A thunderstorm and heavy rain has forced officials to call off the last three races at the midweek Warwick Farm meeting.
It's Somewhat ticking over for Doncaster Ajax Stakes winner It's Somewhat has continued his preparations for the Doncaster Mile with an exhibition gallop at Warwick Farm.
Matt Hill new caller for Melbourne racing Matt Hill will replace the retiring Greg Miles as Melbourne's premier race caller.
Condor Heroes flies high to make amends The Gerald Ryan-trained Condor Heroes has redeemed himself after his late scratching from the Pago Pago Stakes by notching his first win at Warwick Farm.
Provincial C'ship qualifier faces move Weather threatens the next Provincial Championship qualifier at Kembla Grange with Goulburn on stand-by to host the meeting.
Rising Red could go straight to Derby Connections of Rising Red will decide after the stayer works on Thursday whether he runs in the Tulloch Stakes or goes straight into the Australian Derby.
Sydney trip unlikely for Eminent Eminent's planned trip to Sydney for feature two-year-old races looks likely to be shelved following his defeat in a midweek Brisbane race.
La Bella Diosa seeks atonement New Zealand filly La Bella Diosa is on track to redeem herself for a poor run in her first Australian Group One race when she returns to Rosehill.
Dark Eyes earns crack at Mornington Cup Four-year-old Dark Eyes will try to add the Mornington Cup to his recent Canberra Cup success when he has his first Victorian start in the $300,000 race.
Star Turn favourite in G1 William Reid Star Turn is the early favourite to land his first win at the top level in the William Reid Stakes against a field which includes five Group One winners.
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Weight peril for Morrisey-trained filly A big weight and not a wet track is the worry for Perilous Love at Doomben as she prepares for a tilt at the Australian Oaks.
Nikolic loses bid to restart riding career A "bitterly disappointed" Danny Nikolic is considering appealing a Victorian tribunal's rejection of his bid to regain his jockey licence.
Rockhampton trainer on cobalt charges Rockhampton trainer Ricky Vale faces four prohibited substance charges including three for illegal cobalt levels.
Thirteen runners declared for William Reid The final Group One race of the season in Melbourne, the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley, has attracted a field of 13 sprinters.
Field of nine for the BMW at Rosehill There will be a field of nine in the Group One BMW at Rosehill with 13 fillies to contest the other Group One race at the meeting, the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Matthew Poon ready for Hong Kong Champion Adelaide apprentice Matthew Poon will have nine rides at Sha Tin at his first meeting on his return home to Hong Kong.
Annus Mirabilis has more Cups on agenda Adelaide Cup winner Annus Mirabilis' Sydney Cup preparations are likely to include a crack at the $300,000 Mornington Cup.
Nurse Kitchen heading to Sydney for Vinery Group Two-winning filly Nurse Kitchen will step to 2000m for the first time when she makes her Sydney debut in the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes.
A third Qld integrity official stood aside A third senior racing integrity official has been stood aside in Queensland pending an investigation into a complaint made by a member of the public.
Lasqueti Spirit the one to catch in BMW Lasqueti Spirit may not win the BMW at Rosehill but her trainer says she will be in front for much of the 2400 metres.
Echo Effect back in the running Echo Effect has options for his comeback from injury after the Kristen Buchanan-trained gelding missed the Randwick Guineas and Phar Lap Stakes.
Weir can build on season tally at Sandown Darren Weir is on track to set a new record for metropolitan winners in Victoria for a season and can edge closer with chances in several races at Sandown.
Silent Sedition to run in G1 William Reid Silent Sedition will line up in the Group One William Reid Stakes over 1200m in preference to the Sunline Stakes over 1600m on the same Moonee Valley program.
Condor Heroes to re-start autumn campaign After missing the chance to qualify for the Golden Slipper, Condor Heroes will be out to break his maiden at Warwick Farm.
No Sydney Cup for Antonio Giuseppe The Chris Waller-trained Antonio Giuseppe will head to the Doncaster Mile rather than the marathon Sydney Cup.
International Group One Stars Shuttle to Darley Australia Darley have announced two new shuttlers for Australia this year in stunning grey Tapit son Frosted and Invincible Spirit's brilliant son Territories.
Confusion over Country C'ship horse Racing NSW stewards will investigate why they were wrongly advised Not For Export would not take his place in the Country Championship final.
Options remain open for Montoya's Secret Troy Corstens will wait until later in the week before deciding whether Montoya's Secret heads to Sydney for the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes.
William Reid Stakes has 25 nominations Hugh Bowman has picked up the ride on Illustrious Lad in the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley which has attracted 25 nominations.
Angland, Lloyd appeal Slipper suspensions Jockeys Tye Angland and Jeff Lloyd have appealed careless riding suspensions for incidents during the Golden Slipper.
Charge Forward to stand at Murrulla Stud Top stallion and the newest Group I winning broodmare sire, Charge Forward, will return to the hands of his breeders after his sale to the Esplin family who will stand the stallion in conjunction with Murrulla Stud.
Big Memory back for another Mornington Cup After finishing second in the past two Mornington Cups, seven-year-old Big Memory will be back for another crack at the 2400m race.
Conditions suit Tavago in BMW Co-trainer Trent Busuttin expects Australian Derby winner Tavago to get conditions to suit in the Group One BMW at Rosehill.
Aussie Bred Wins Hong Kong Derby Australian bred four year-old Street Boss (USA) gelding Rapper Dragon continued his domination of the four year-old division in Hong Kong at Sha Tin on Sunday with a memorable victory in the Group I Hong Kong Derby.
Rapper Dragon stars in Hong Kong Derby Former Sydney horse Rapper Dragon has given jockey Joao Moreira his first Hong Kong Derby and trainer John Moore his sixth.
Group 1 Quinella for Snitzel Two days after Summer Passage became Snitzel's 7th Group 1 winner, stablemates Russian Revolution & Redzel gave him his first Group 1 quinella in the $700,000 ATC The Galaxy 1100m G1.
Lautaro, Forever Newyork in C'ship final Lautaro and Forever Newyork have both qualified for the $400,000 Country Championship final after a tight finish to the regional heat at Albury.
Portelli and Melham back with Rebel Dane Fresh from their Golden Slipper triumph with She Will Reign, trainer Gary Portelli and jockey Ben Melham will combine in another Group One race with Rebel Dane.
Moreira to ride at winter carnival The Brisbane Race Club is hoping Hong Kong superstar jockey Joao Moreira will ride at as many of its five feature winter carnival days as possible.
Appleby team after more Australian success International visitor Gold Trail will be chasing a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption when he runs in the Mornington Cup.
BRC wants to suspend Eagle Farm midweeks Midweek racing at Eagle Farm could be suspended with the amount of racing on the track under review.
Several jockeys outed at Rosehill Several jockeys have found themselves on the wrong side of stewards after the Golden Slipper meeting at Rosehill.
Wide gate no barrier for She Will Reign Andrew Pieper was happier than most of She Will Reign's owners after the Golden Slipper because he thought he had blown the barrier draw.
Pomelo wins her way to Provincial final The Gwenda Markwell-trained Pomelo has been elevated to favouritism for the Provincial Championship final with her strong heat win at Rosehill.
Consommateur lands stakes win in Epona Four-year-old mare Consommateur has given trainer Mick Kent his second Epona Stakes win in three years at Rosehill.
Russian Revolution's star rises in Galaxy Russian Revolution overcomes a tetchy build-up to resume racing with his first Group One victory in The Galaxy at Rosehill on Golden Slipper Day.
Nolan's change of mind pays off at Coast Michael Nolan admitted he was close to scratching Upstart Pride before the gelding went on to win the Listed Goldmarket at the Gold Coast on Saturday.
Weir cracks 100 winners with Palentino Darren Weir prepared 104 Melbourne winners last season but looks set to shatter the local record of 115 wins set by Lee Freedman in the 2005/06 season.
Transporter in upset Gold Coast Stakes win Giant galloper Transporter has appreciated the return to his favourite distance of 1800m with another upset win in the $100,000 Gold Coast Stakes.
She Will Reign wins $3.5m Golden Slipper The cheapest horse in the field, She Will Reign, has taken the lion's share of the $3.5 million prize money for the Golden Slipper.
The $3.5m Golden Slipper's Cinderella On a day when Winx was again the crowd favourite, a bargain-buy filly has taken out the world's richest juvenile race.
Gingernuts takes out Rosehill Guineas Three-year-old Gingernuts has added the Rosehill Guineas in Sydney to his recent New Zealand Derby win at Group One level.
Wonder mare Winx makes it 16 in a row Champion mare Winx has made it 16 wins in a row and racked up her 11th Group One win in heavy conditions at Rosehill in the George Ryder Stakes.
Adam Sewell completes best week in saddle Apprentice Adam Sewell completed his best week in the saddle when stayer Magnatude gave him his fifth winner in the past six days.
Our Ivanhowe finally finds track to suit The drought has finally broken for Our Ivanhowe as he dominates on the heavy track he's craved in the Ranvet Stakes on Golden Slipper Day at Rosehill
Derryn wins Darby Munro Stakes at Rosehill In-form rider Regan Bayliss has added a Sydney stakes win to his recent feature wins with victory aboard Derryn in the Darby Munro Stakes at Rosehill.
Black type breakthrough for Raiment Raiment claims her maiden black type win - and fourth victory in nine starts - by comfortably scoring the TAB Birthday Card Stakes on Golden Slipper Day.
Gollan's plan off to flying start at Coast Trainer Tony Gollan's plan to start his better two year olds late in the season paid off when Miss Exfactor won at the Gold Coast on Saturday.
Big Duke gives Weir first Sydney winner Premier Victorian trainer Darren Weir has broken his duck in Sydney with Big Duke winning the Manion Cup on protest over Our Century at Rosehill.
Chauffeur gains Golden Slipper start Chauffeur has gained a start in the Golden Slipper as the first emergency following the withdrawal of Invader because of a stone bruise.
Sizing John wins Gold Cup Sizing John has enjoyed his moment in the spotlight, giving trainer Jessica Harrington her first victory in the Cheltenham Gold Cup with her first runner.
Extreme Choice, Flying Artie off to stud Group One-winning colts Extreme Choice and Flying Artie have been retired and will join the stallion roster at Newgate Farm.
I knew I was innocent over cobalt: O'Brien Racing Victoria says it will consult lawyers to plan its next move after losing an appeal in the cobalt case against two horse trainers.
Happy Clapper confirms Doncaster mission Happy Clapper will head to The Championships at Randwick after scoring an overdue win in the Newmarket Handicap at Newcastle.
Diamond Tathagata to sparkle in Slipper Diamond Tathagata can cement Mark Newnham's rise up the training ranks with a prominent showing in the Golden Slipper.
Tyzone to head back north Smart three year old Tyzone is likely to return to north Queensland after Saturday's Gold Coast meeting to target the Cleveland Bay Hcp.
Hartnell out to bounce back in Ranvet Hartnell is odds-on to add the Group One Ranvet Stakes to his previous Rosehill wins in the Sky High Stakes and The BMW two years ago.
Schofield not conceding G1 to Winx Winx is at skinny odds to continue her winning streak at Rosehill but Le Romain's jockey Glyn Schofield says the mare isn't over the line.
Moroney stablemates tackle Grand Handicap Mike Moroney expects stablemates War Legend and Strike Force to both prove hard to beat in The Curragh Grand Handicap over 1600m at Flemington.
Golden Slipper meeting to go ahead Racing officials are confident the Golden Slipper meeting will go ahead and are hoping the predicted rain is mostly coastal.
New track earns high praise from jockeys The $11 million redevelopment of the Newcastle track has passed its first serious test, coping with heavy rain to host one of its biggest race days of the year.
Vindicated trainer blasts Racing Victoria Victorian trainers Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien have won an appeal against their disqualifications for positive cobalt results.
Impavido seeks clear path to Derby Bjorn Baker expects Impavido to bounce back from a tough run in the Randwick Guineas in the Rosehill equivalent.
Veteran Jopa after first stakes win Veteran Jopa will return to the scene of his first race start after nearly seven years to chase his first stakes win.
Invader to be vetted again before Slipper Golden Slipper contender Invader will need to pass a second veterinary examination on race morning to take his place after failing his first test.
Vic trainers win appeal against cobalt ban Two prominent Victorian trainers have won their appeal against disqualifications for positive cobalt tests.
Black Heart Bart out of Blamey Stakes Pre-race favourite Black Heart Bart has been scratched from the Blamey Stakes after a stable mishap, leaving a field of six for the Group Two race.
Mullins back with Cheltenham four-timer Champion Irish trainer Willie Mullins has trained four winners at Cheltenham after a winless first two days of the famous jumps meeting.
James McDonald disqualification stands James McDonald's betting-related disqualification stands although a Racing NSW Appeal Panel member has described the penalty as too severe.
The United States going for second Ranvet Jockey Ben Melham is expecting a good showing from seven-year-old The United States in the horse's defence of the Group One Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Blake Shinn rides G1 winner in NZ Summer Passage has given Sydney jockey Blake Shinn his first Group One winner in New Zealand in the Sistema Stakes at Ellerslie.
Zabeel racks up 46th individual G1 winner Zabeel has gone past his own sire Sir Tristram with his 46th individual Group One winner Lizzie L'Amour in the Bonecrusher NZ Stakes at Ellerslie.
Tosen Stardom to run in Blamey Stakes Futurity Stakes runner-up Tosen Stardom will line up in the Blamey Stakes at Flemington rather than the George Ryder Stakes in Sydney.
Dwayne Dunn to ride Teaspoon in Slipper Dwayne Dunn will replace an ailing Zac Purton aboard the Michael Freedman-trained Teaspoon in the Golden Slipper.
Winx ready to keep winning roll on Stunning mare Winx is primed to divert focus from the Golden Slipper as she seeks her 16th straight win by defending the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Kendrick tackles Gold Coast double Trainer Stuart Kendrick has spent hours studying the opposition and likely race patterns in preparation for the feature double at the Gold Coast.
Mertens making his mark in Melbourne In-form rider Beau Mertens is leading the Melbourne apprentices' premiership and is focused on making the most of his opportunities.
Trapeze Artist a high point for owner Decade-long horse owner Bert Vieira's wait for a Golden Slipper runner has ended with Trapeze Artist set for the world's richest race for two-year-olds.
Comin' Through out to emulate Criterion Craig Williams enjoyed big-race success on Criterion and hopes to do likewise on the now-retired star's half-brother Comin' Through in the Rosehill Guineas.
Mick Mair takes aim at Gold Coast Stakes Trainer Mick Mair will be aiming to continue his good recent run at the Gold Coast with Fast Arrow in the Gold Coast Stakes.
Zac Purton ruled out of Slipper An ear infection has forced Hong Kong-based Australian jockey Zac Purton to forfeit the ride on Teaspoon in the Golden Slipper.
Single Bullet passes vet's inspection Golden Slipper contender Silver Bullet has been passed fit after a veterinary examination of superficial abrasions to his legs.
Allanah Fancourt earns ride on favourite Trainer Kelly Doughty has decided to keep Flamboyer at the Gold Coast rather than go to Newcastle with apprentice Allanah Fancourt to ride in the Goldmarket.
Prime Dispatch 16/03/2017 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Special Tiara claims Champion Chase Douvan's aura of invincibility is no more after he was emphatically defeated by Special Tiara in the Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham.
Rock Giselle on Australasian Oaks path The Australasian Oaks in Adelaide later this season looms as a likely target for well-bred filly Rock Giselle who has broken her maiden at Sandown.
Rosehill weather to Gingernuts' taste New Zealand Derby winner Gingernuts starts his tilt at the Australian equivalent at Randwick when he runs in the Rosehill Guineas.
Single Bullet grazed in stable mishap Single Bullet will undergo a veterinary examination to determine his fitness for the Golden Slipper after becoming cast in his box.
Williams after second Golden Slipper win Blue Diamond winner Catchy will carry Craig Williams' hopes of a second Golden Slipper win when the filly puts her unbeaten record on the line at Rosehill.
Jeff Lloyd lands 100th winner Jeff Lloyd has become only the second jockey to ride 100 metropolitan winners in a Brisbane season.
Lindsay Park not conceding Blamey Stakes Lindsay Park's He Or She and Harlem will tackle the might of Darren Weir in the Group Two Blamey Stakes at Flemington.
Privilege for Bowman to be Winx's jockey Jockey Hugh Bowman expects the George Ryder Stakes to be one of the most competitive races champion mare Winx has contested.
Gold Coast wet a worry for Emerald City Talented stayer Emerald City is related to one of Australia's best mudlarks but he won't be running at the Gold Coast if rain continues.
Supido gets another shot at a Group One Supido will meet the two horses who beat him home in the Challenge Stakes better at the weights in the Group One Galaxy at Rosehill.
Curse no barrier for She Will Reign Luckless barrier 13 for She Will Reign in the Golden Slipper has turned into a positive.
Aquis offer two new bonus payments Aquis Farm has announced two new bonus payment schemes for Queensland yearling sales.
Winx draws barrier eight of nine Winx will start from barrier eight of nine in the Group One George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill as she aims to take her winning streak to 16.
Provincial Championships heat postponed The Gosford regional heat of the NSW Provincial Championships has been transferred to Rosehill on Golden Slipper day.
Record sixth Champion Hurdle for Henderson Buveur D'Ai has given trainer Nicky Henderson a record sixth win in the Champion Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival.
Listed race likely for Hellova Street Hellova Street has won Listed races in his home state of Tasmania at his past two starts and will now try to add a Melbourne victory at Flemington.
Chautauqua looking to extend repertoire Winx is the odds-on favourite to defend the George Ryder Stakes with Chautauqua looking to prove himself at 1500 metres.
Goodie addresses Flemington problems Track manager Mick Goodie has addressed problems with Flemington and welcomed the news it would have a longer break after the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Golden Slipper favourite Houtzen eases Houtzen remains the Golden Slipper favourite but has eased slightly after drawing barrier 16 of 19 for the $3.5 million race.
Group One Bound Son of Snitzel Heading for Kitchwin Hills In a terrific coup for Kitchwin Hills, royally bred Snitzel son Sooboog has been purchased to stand at their farm in the Hunter Valley and will commence stud duties in 2017.
Danehill Dancer euthanised aged 24 Danehill Dancer, the sire of dual hemisphere Group One winner Choisir, has been euthanised at Coolmore Stud in Ireland aged 24.
Weir could bring up milestone at Sandown Trainer Darren Weir is on the verge of his 100th metropolitan winner for the season in Victoria and has chances to reach the milestone at Sandown.
Favourites draw wide in Golden Slipper The Golden Slipper barrier draw has not been kind to the favourites with Houtzen in 16 and She Will Reign 13.
Full field plus 3 emergencies for Slipper The Golden Slipper has attracted a full field of 16 plus three emergencies for the $3.5-Million race.
Group One winner Awesome Rock retired Emirates Stakes winner Awesome Rock has been retired after his unplaced run in the Group One Australian Cup.
Garrard after black-type win at Flemington Talented filly Garrard will make her stakes racing debut in the TBV Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes at Flemington.
Regan Bayliss wins another feature Young jockey Regan Bayliss has celebrated his 20th birthday with victory in the Adelaide Cup two days after his Newmarket Handicap win.
Sydney Cup hurdle first-up no concern Godolphin is unconcerned about European Sydney Cup contenders Polarisation and Penglai Pavilion going into the $2 million Group One race after lengthy spells.
Fillies impress in Moonee Valley wins Cassadee has pressed her claims for the Australian Oaks with a win over 2040m at Moonee Valley while another filly Montoya's Secret could also head that way.
Perth to stage Good Friday race meeting Western Australia will break with tradition and hold a race meeting on Good Friday.
Another juvenile winner for Lindsay Park Two-year-old filly Luqyaa has become the latest juvenile winner for the Lindsay Park stable this season with a first-up win at Moonee Valley.
Weather to decide Flamboyer's next race Rain will decide whether noted wet tracker Flamboyer starts in the Newcastle Newmarket or Gold Coast Goldmarket.
3yo Filly SAVAPINSKI Sparkles for Dynamic Owners in Debut Win Exciting 3yo filly SAVAPINSKI (by Savabeel ex Swarovski by Pins) gave her Dynamic owners a thrilling debut on the racetrack when scoring at Newcastle on Saturday.
Teofilo's son Humidor claims maiden G1 victory in a thrilling finish Teofilo’s son Humidor rallied late to claim the G1 Australian Cup over 2000m at Flemington on March 11. This is the second Group win for the consistent four-year-old, who placed second in the G2 Peter Young Stakes, and G3 TS Carlyon Cup earlier this year.
Ten horses entered to take on Winx Winx could have 10 opponents as she attempts to stretch her winning sequence to 16 in the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Eleonora ruled out of Australian Oaks Eleonora, one of the market leaders for the Australian Oaks, has been ruled out with a muscle tear.
James McDonald awaits appeal outcome Former Godolphin jockey James McDonald's appeal to reduce an 18-month disqualification for a betting offence has been adjourned.
Jockeys sidelined by injuries in falls Winona Costin and Brock Ryan have been sidelines by injuries suffered at Wellington while a Corowa fall has ruled Jake Duffy out of the Adelaide Cup.
Brilliant Group Winner for Pierro Talented filly Tulip (2f Pierro x Musidora, by Rock of Gibraltar) was the first winner for Golden Slipper hero Pierro when scoring on debut at Moonee Valley in December and is now his first stakes-winner after powering to a dominant victory in the Group III ATC Magic Night Stakes at Rosehill on Saturday.
NZ Derby winner Gingernuts Sydney-bound Gingernuts will attempt to add the Rosehill Guineas and Australian Derby to his NZ Derby success.
Distinctive looks at Country C'ship final Distinctive Look and Galaxy Warrior have qualified for the Country Championship final by running one-two in the regional heat at Wellington.
Winona Costin injured in race fall Winona Costin is one of four jockeys taken to hospital after falls at race meetings in country NSW.
Vandyke chases another Group One David Vandyke hopes Eminent's Doomben win is the forerunner to another Group One victory for the stable.
Portelli eyes another G1 with Rebel Dane Two-year-olds She Will Reign and Single Bullet will occupy much of trainer Gary Portelli's week ahead of the Slipper but he still has time for Rebel Dane.
Too Good To Refuse for Newcastle Trainer Desleigh Forster has been pleased with Too Good To Refuse's work since the gelding's defeat in the Group One Canterbury Stakes.
Melbourne Cup tradition to remain: Elliott Victoria Racing Club chair Amanda Elliott has dismissed speculation the Melbourne Cup will be moved from the first Tuesday in November.
Australian Oaks on radar for Cassadee Last-start Sandown winner Cassadee will be on trial for feature fillies' races in Sydney when she steps up to 2040m against mares at Moonee Valley.
Punters still like Eagle Farm: Bell Brisbane Race Club Chairman Neville Bell has defended the new Eagle Farm track surface pointing out rank and file punters still prefer to bet there.
Damien Oliver suspended at Flemington Champion jockey Damien Oliver has been suspended for 12 meetings for careless riding stemming from his ride on Exospheric in the Group One Australian Cup.
Success at the double for Godolphin star Norwegian-born British hoop William Buick made the ideal start to his secondment in Sydney, winning two races at Rosehill.
Dream comes true for young jockey Three months out of his apprenticeship, jockey Regan Bayliss is living the dream with his first Group One win.
Perilous Love headed for ATC Oaks Gold Coast filly Perilous Love is being rated an ATC Australian Oaks chance after scoring an upset win at Doomben on Saturday.
Humidor beats Jameka in Australian Cup Humidor has given Darren Weir his first Australian Cup win in a thrilling finish at Flemington.
Godolphin and Moreira score at Flemington Joao Moreira has given Circular a perfect ride at Flemington and claimed his first win in the famous all blue colours.
Terrific Tavago issues Sydney Cup warning Australian Derby winner Tavago wins on debut at Rosehill as BMW Stakes and Sydney Cup campaign gathers momentum.
Heavens Above wins Coolmore Classic Trainer Tim Martin has returned to the Group One winners' list after an absence of almost a decade with Heavens Above in the Coolmore Classic.
Foxplay in dogged Phar Lap win Foxplay has had to overcome difficulties to live up to her odds-on favouritism in the Group Three Phar Lap Stakes.
Tulip blooms in Magic Night at Rosehill The Lindsay Park stable has strengthened its Golden Slipper hand with the Magic Night Stakes win of Tulip.
Single Bullet has shot at Golden Slipper Single Bullet failed to make the Magic Millions but the colt is on target for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper after qualifying at Rosehill.
I Am A Star gets home narrowly in Kewney Group One-winning filly I Am A Star has continued her affinity for Flemington with her third win from as many starts at the track in the Kewney Stakes.
Artistry shows deft touch as Rosehill Artistry has belied her lack of wet track form to score a half-length win over stablemate Dothraki in the Maurice McCarten Stakes at Rosehill.
Sircconi hangs on to win Sires' Produce Sircconi has led throughout to win the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes and earn a possible trip to Sydney.
Sydney bound Eminent survives protest Promising colt Eminent has survived a protest to stay on course for the Group one Champagne Stakes in Sydney after his Doomben win on Saturday.
Bowman guides Falcool to Listed win The Aaron Purcell-trained Falcool has made the step to Listed grade with a first-up win at Flemington with Hugh Bowman in the saddle.
Winx enjoys Rosehill day out Winx has made an appearance at Rosehill with a gallop between races as a precursor to the George Ryder Stakes.
Morendi set for winter campaign Trainer Darren Graham is thinking about a late winter carnival campaign for his stayer Morendi who won his first open company race at Doomben.
Winning Rosehill debut for William Buick Godolphin jockey William Buick has made a successful debut at the Sydney Autumn Carnival by guiding French import Spectroscope to the line at Rosehill.
Imported stayer Aloft wins at Flemington Part-owner Nick Williams says there are a number of options for import Aloft in the coming weeks after the stayer raced to a first-up win at Flemington.
Top Me Up wins opener at Flemington Dwayne Dunn says a good barrier draw and a nice run in front helped Top Me Up hold off his rivals in a 1400m race at Flemington.
Mallyon, Holland charged over Valley rides Jockeys Katelyn Mallyon and Dean Holland have both been charged over their rides in the same 3000m race at Moonee Valley.
Dawn Wall surges to Kembla Classic glory Impressive filly Dawn Wall has nailed her third straight win by stepping up in class to claim the Kembla Classic.
Black Sail faces test in second start Ciaron Maher believes Black Sail will be better next season over further but will give the colt his chance in the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Alizee tipped to bounce back Two-year-olds attempt to qualify for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper by winning the Magic Night Stakes or Pago Pago Stakes at Rosehill.
Tireless Kudero wins Bert Lillye Memorial Kudero keeps keeping on to claim the AJ 'Bert' Lillye Memorial at Kembla Grange.
Thames Court on track for Sydney debut Victorian trainer David Brideoake aims for more success on the road when Thames Court makes her Sydney debut in the Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
Bowman out to add to impressive G1 tally Hugh Bowman can add to his impressive Group One tally with the jockey on leading chances in both the Australian Cup and Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Kate Goodrich free to nominate her horses Kate Goodrich has a three month suspension hanging over her head following a hearing at the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Antonio Giuseppe continues Sydney Cup tilt The Chris Waller-trained Antonio Giuseppe ramps up preparations for the $2.1 Sydney Cup at Randwick on April 8 in the Group Three Sky High Stakes at Rosehill.
Moreira rides out in Godolphin colours Joao Moreira makes a return to the Godolphin blue colours at Flemington when he rides Tally in the Group One Australian Cup.
Purton picks up Teaspoon ride in Slipper Hugh Bowman has relinquished the ride on Teaspoon in the Golden Slipper with Zac Purton to ride the Michael Freedman-trained filly.
Divine Centuri set to fire at Doomben Trainer Stuart Kendrick believes stakes winning mare Divine Centuri is set to return to her best form at Doomben after a first-up defeat.
Beautiful draw for La Bella Diosa Kiwi trainer Mandy Brown is rapt with La Bella Diosa's barrier draw for her Australian Group One debut in Saturday's $600,000 Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
Gollan hoping rest proves worthwhile Tony Gollan is hoping a new tactic of varying Best of The Rest's work will help the gelding score his first win in two years.
Ladbrokes new sponsor of Cox Plate The Moonee Valley Racing Club has announced an eight-year sponsorship deal with Ladbrokes, including naming rights to the weight-for-age Cox Plate.
Sacred Elixir on target for Aust Derby New Zealand trainer Tony Pike says Sacred Elixir is on target to run in the Australian Derby at Randwick without a lead-up race.
Food, drink prices to drop at ATC courses A day at the races will be cheaper with food and drink prices to drop at all Sydney racecourses with a 33 per cent reduction on some items.
Easter swan song for race caller Miles Greg Miles has announced he will call his final race meeting at the Easter Saturday meeting at Caulfield.
Newmarket Handicap: What you need to know All you need to know about the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
O'Shea has French polish for Ajax Stakes John O'Shea downplays French import Floodlight's chances of illuminating the Ajax Stakes at Rosehill on Saturday when he makes his Australian debut.
Ryan could have four Slipper runners Condor Heroes will be out to confirm a Golden Slipper berth when he runs in the Pago Pago Stakes at Rosehill.
Extreme Choice at top of his game: Price Trainer Mick Price says dual Group One-winning colt Extreme Choice is thriving ahead of the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Global Glamour after third G1 in Coolmore Global Glamour already has two Group One wins to her name this season and will be after another in the Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
Williams retains Outraged ride Kelly Schweida hopes apprentice Rebecca Williams has learned a lesson about Outraged after she was unluckily beaten on the gelding last start.
Australian Cup: What you need to know All you need to know about the Group One Australian Cup at Flemington.
Jameka on target for Australian Cup Caulfield Cup winner Jameka is striving to become the first mare since Makybe Diva in 2005 to win the Group One Australian Cup at Flemington.
Rudy on target for Sydney campaign Tough gelding Rudy resumes at Doomben without a trial at Doomben but his trainer Helen Page believes he is on target for a big Sydney autumn carnival.
Sircconi chases Sires' Produce second-up Trainer Peter Morgan has Sircconi in top order for the Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington but is concerned the colt may be looking for further than 1400m.
Steel Zip begins Weetwood campaign Trainer Pat Duff is confident veteran Steel Zip can race well at Doomben ahead of a tilt at the Weetwood Handicap.
Extreme Choice thriving ahead of Newmarket Trainer Mick Price says three-year-old colt Extreme Choice is in perfect order for his shot at the Group One Newmarket Handicap.
First Winner for Animal Kingdom Dubai World Cup and Kentucky Derby hero Animal Kingdom registered his first winner on Wednesday, when Arrowfield's home-bred 2YO filly Earth Angel won on debut over 1200 metres at Ballarat.
Coolmore Announce Air Force Blue for Australia European Champion colt Air Force Blue(USA), the highest-rated two year-old ever from the Danzig sire line, will travel to the Hunter Valley in 2017 to join the exceptional roster of stallions at Coolmore Australia.
Strong start for Redoute's Choice in Europe A quick-fire sequence of four 3YO winners in three weeks has given champion sire Redoute's Choice a strong start to the 2017 season in Europe.
Former champion jockey Jack Purtell dies Three-time Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Jack Purtell, an inductee to the Australian Racing Hall of Fame, has died at the age of 95.
Dream ride for apprentice Tiffani Brooker Brisbane's leading apprentice Tiffani Brooker has praised Dreams Aplenty after they combined to win the National Apprentices Series heat at Eagle Farm.
Winning starts for Godolphin pair Almanzora and Astoria have made winning debuts for Godolphin at Warwick Farm as trainer John O'Shea looks to the future with the talented filly and colt.
Heys happy with Spieth ahead of Newmarket Bryce Heys has done his job with Newmarket Handicap favourite Spieth with the trainer saying the rest is now up to jockey Hugh Bowman.
Miss Finland's daughter wins on debut Earth Angel, a two-year-old filly by Animal Kingdom out of Miss Finland, has made a winning start to her career at Ballarat.
Awesome Rock to bounce back at Flemington Emirates Stakes winner Awesome Rock will be out to bounce back from his unplaced effort last start when he runs in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Waller cops tough Coolmore draw on chin Trainer Chris Waller is staying optimistic despite Omei Sword, the favourite for Saturday's Coolmore Classic at Rosehill, drawing the outside barrier.
Ahndras takes vital step to Aust Oaks Gold Coast filly Ahndras takes a vital step towards an Australian Oaks start when she runs at Doomben.
Trainer Paul Murray banned for 3-1/2 years NSW South Coast trainer Paul Murray has been outed for 3-1/2 years for cobalt offences.
Perth filly out to go one better in Kewney A close second in her first Melbourne start, Perth filly Ellicazoom will be out to go one better in the Group Two Kewney Stakes.
Nikitas to join Darren Weir stable Former Brisbane three-year-old Nikitas is set to join trainer Darren Weir in a bid to regain his best form.
Australian Cup attracts field of 12 The Group One Australian Cup at Flemington has attracted a field of 12 with trainer Darren Weir to have three runners including Humidor and Stratum Star.
Omei Sword with outside draw in Coolmore The Group One Coolmore Classic at Rosehill has attracted a field of 19 with favourite Omei Sword to jump from the outside barrier.
Field of 13 for G1 Newmarket Handicap A field of 13 has been declared for the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Race a colt from the last crop of High Chaparral with Lee & Anthony Freedman Slade Bloodstock offer this quality New Zealand bred colt from the last crop of the ill-fated High Chaparral to be trained by Hall of Fame trainer Lee Freedman and Anthony Freedman. Don't wait too long as this colt is walking out the door the partnership will close rapidly!
Nikolic loses bid to appeal racecourse ban Jockey Danny Nikolic has failed in a bid to get the High Court to hear an appeal against his racecourse ban.
Funeral for Riharna Thomson in Tamworth The funeral service for Riharna Thomson who died from injuries suffered in a trackwork fall will be held in Tamworth.
Michelle Payne fined $1500 over tweet Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne has been fined $1500 for a social media attack on Flemington track manager Mick Goodie.
Noblet poised for G1 runners in two states Trainer Andrew Noblet is set to chase Group One success in two states with Super Cash in the Newmarket Handicap and Silent Sedition in the Coolmore Classic.
Kiwi filly on Group One fast track Kiwi raider La Bella Diosa's Australian Group One debut has been brought forward to the Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
Flying Artie ruled out of Newmarket Hcp Extreme Choice will be a Newmarket Handicap acceptor with Joao Moreira to ride after the colt's stablemate Flying Artie was ruled out of the race.
Weather concerns for Smith debutant Local trainer Matthew Smith is looking for an upgrade at Warwick Farm before committing Catmosphere to his scheduled debut.
Ecuador aiming for G1 breakthrough After two minor placings in Group One races over 1400m at his past two starts, Ecuador steps up to 2000m chasing a first elite level win in the Australian Cup.
Edward and Anthony Cummings now partners Edward Cummings is now an official training partner with his father Anthony at Randwick.
Flying Artie out of Newmarket Flying Artie has been ruled out of the Newmarket Handicap with Joao Moreira to now take the ride on his stablemate Extreme Choice at Flemington.
William Buick to ride in Sydney for sheikh Godolphin has called on William Buick to replace the injured James Doyle in key autumn carnival races in Sydney.
Mallyon to miss Newmarket Handicap Katelyn Mallyon will miss the Newmarket Handicap ride on Super Cash after failing in her appeal against a careless riding suspension.
Darren Weir has first New Zealand runner Lord Van Percy will represent Darren Weir in the Auckland Cup giving the champion trainer his first runner in New Zealand.
McEvoy chasing more Flemington success A milestone Group One win for Tony McEvoy has the trainer eager for some more feature race success at Flemington.
Omei to put the sword to Coolmore rivals Talented filly Omei Sword is the early favourite to topple her older rivals in the Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
Boom Time chases Australian Cup dream After having five possible contenders for the Australian Cup, Boom Time will be the sole Lindsay Park representative at Flemington.
The Quarterback chasing second Newmarket After being scratched from the Lightning Stakes, The Quarterback will have to try to become the first horse in a century to win The Newmarket Handicap first-up.
Toby Edmonds to put lid on Houtzen hype Toby Edmonds wants to keep a lid on the hype surrounding star filly Houtzen's quest for the Group One Golden Slipper.
Reward For Efforts Gold Symphony Captures National Sprint A perfect ride by Kerrin McEvoy earned the Reward For Effort gelding Gold Symphony a third stakes win Sunday's $130,000 Casino Canberra National Sprint (1400m) at Canberra Racetrack.
Kate Goodrich hearing adjourned The hearing into Kate Goodrich's refusal to give members of Racing Victoria's Compliance and Assurance Team access to her stable has been adjourned.
First Stakes Winner for Benfica Aquis Farm's new recruit Benfica sired his first stakes winner when Godolphin's highly promising three-year-old Eusebio scored a runaway win in Sunday's Listed XXXX Gold Canberra Guineas (1400m).
Hong Kong record 8 winners for Moreira Joao Moreira has ridden a Hong Kong record eight winners on the Sha Tin program ahead of another flying visit to Australia for a Group One meeting.
Trapeze Artist swings to Black Opal upset Trapeze Artist has blown away the Black Opal Stakes field giving trainer Gerald Ryan another hope for Sydney's two-year-old Group One features.
Caerless Choice into Country C'ship final Caerless Choice has claimed a narrow win over Nic's Vendetta at Scone with both horses qualifying for the $400,000 Country Championship final.
Dark Eyes too tough for Canberra Cup field Dark Eyes has won the $200,000 Canberra Cup giving co-trainer Gai Waterhouse her second consecutive win in the staying feature.
Berry wins Canberra Guineas aboard Eusebio Jockey Tommy Berry has continued his sparkling form to win the Listed Canberra Guineas on Eusebio, one day after taking out the Group One Randwick Guineas.
Gold Symphony on winning note at Canberra Gold Symphony has broken through for his first stakes win for trainers Peter and Paul Snowden, taking out the Listed National Sprint in Canberra.
Two for Lindsay Park in Newmarket Handicap Oakleigh Plate winner Sheidel and former Hong Kong galloper Redkirk Warrior will represent Lindsay Park in the Newmarket Handicap.
Two-state options for talented Abbey Marie Trainer Mick Kent has the options of Flemington or Rosehill for Group One-winning mare Abbey Marie.
Sold For Song tunes up for Coolmore A rousing track gallop has convinced Queensland trainer Kevin Kemp Sold For Song is ready to return to Sydney to tackle the Group One Coolmore Classic.
Canberra in tribute to track rider Thomson Canberra's racing community has paid tribute to Riharna Thomson who was killed after suffering fatal injuries in a track riding accident.
Freedmans to have two Aust Cup runners Singapore-based Glen Boss will ride the Lee and Anthony Freedman-trained Tom Melbourne in the Australian Cup also featuring stablemate Exospheric.
Kewney Stakes next for Flying Jess Magic Millions Guineas winner Flying Jess will resume from a let-up in the Kewney Stakes at Flemington ahead of a possible trip to Sydney.
British jockey suffers bleeding in brain George Baker is reported to be facing a long recovery after suffering some bleeding in the brain following a fall in St Moritz.
Mike Pelling star witness for Grylls Former premier Brisbane jockey Mie Pelling has helped apprentice Bridget Grylls win an appeal against a lengthy suspension.
Craig Williams suspended at Flemington Craig Williams has had a heated exchange with stewards after copping a 10-meeting suspension which could rule him out of the Group One Newmarket Handicap.
Big Memory caps big day for McEvoy stable Seven-year-old gelding Big Memory has capped a big day for the Tony McEvoy stable at Flemington with his victory in the Roy Higgins Quality.
Chris Waller's goal for Elle Lou pans out Elle Lou notched a valuable Group Three win at Randwick with the Aspiration Quality Handicap likely to pay off from a breeding perspective.
Colour Charge to chase winter glory Colour Charge's win in the Listed Members Cup has trainer Natalie McCall contemplating a Brisbane winter carnival campaign for the son of Red Dazzler.
Well-backed He Or She wins first-up He Or She has shown his class with a hard-fought first-up win over 1400m at Flemington in preparation for his defence of the Blamey Stakes next start.
Hey Doc gets McEvoy Australian Guineas win The Tony McEvoy-trained Hey Doc has claimed his first Group One victory as favourite in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
English rises to the Challenge at Randwick English has bounced back from a winless spring to signal her autumn intentions with her defence of the Group Two Challenge Stakes at Randwick.
Inference wins Randwick Guineas for Hawkes Inference has won the Randwick Guineas for Tommy Berry and Hawkes Racing, giving them some consolation for Chautauqua's earlier defeat.
Turbo Miss gets important black type win Victory in the Frances Tressady Stakes at Flemington has provided Turbo Miss with an all-important win for her breeding future.
She Will Reign still Slipper favourite She Will Reign is an easing favourite for the Golden Slipper after being beaten at Randwick with Houtzen challenging after her win at Eagle Farm.
Ploverset upsets Madeenaty on debut The Lindsay Park stable has racked up another juvenile winner for the season but it hasn't been with the filly most expected.
Houtzen's win boosts Edmonds' confidence Trainer Toby Edmonds and jockey Jeff Lloyd are confident they can win their first Golden Slipper at their first attempt after Houtzen's win at Eagle Farm.
Rocket Commander scores emotional win Canberra mare Rocket Commander has claimed a narrow and emotional win for jockey Tommy Berry.
Third win for Samantha as PJ Bell beckons Gerald Ryan predicts Fireball Stakes winner and PJ Bell Stakes-bound three-year-old Samantha could be the best Snitzel filly he has trained since Snitzerland.
Le Romain wins Canterbury Stakes classic Le Romain has made it three Group One wins in a year after pipping sprint ace Chautauqua to win the Canterbury Stakes.
Right choice for Heatherly at Flemington Heatherly has missed a start on a heavy track at Randwick to score a soft win in a stakes race at Flemington.
Gunnison springs surprise in wet The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Gunnison has sprung a surprise in the Todman Stakes to beat his stablemate Invader at Randwick.
Missrock races to narrow first-up win Three-year-old filly Missrock has raced to a narrow first-up win at Flemington but had to survive a protest from the rider of the runner-up.
Bronte Babe surprises all at Eagle Farm Even trainer Ben Hull didn't back his mare Bronte Babe before she scored the upset of the Brisbane racing season on Saturday.
Berry picks top line for Slipper qualifier Frolic has upstaged Golden Slipper favourite She Will Reign in winning the Group Two Reisling Stakes for two-year-old fillies at Randwick.
Early morning inspection for Randwick NSW racing officials will decide after an early morning track inspection whether the Randwick Guineas meeting goes ahead as scheduled.
Menari to handle wet if Randwick is on Golden Slipper second favourite Menari will run at Randwick if the meeting goes ahead on a heavy track.
Tahlia Hope sidelined with broken ankle Apprentice jockey Tahlia Hope has suffered a fractured ankle after being unseated from a horse at the Ballarat jump-outs.
Ambitious crack at Canterbury Stakes Chris Waller has set Japonisme an ambitious task to claim the Group One $500,000 Canterbury Stakes at Randwick first-up after a spell.
Heatherly stays home for Listed sprint Quality sprinting mare Heatherly has remained in Melbourne for the Listed Bob Hoysted Stakes on her home track at Flemington instead of travelling to Sydney.
Craiglea Wandoo to step up in Cup Prolific winner Craiglea Wandoo will step up from being a QTIS bonus pin-up boy to racing in stakes company at Eagle Farm.
One-eyed blinker call for Jalan Jalan Jalan Jalan will race in a one-eyed blinker when she contests a stakes race at Flemington.
Divine Prophet chasing G1 Guineas double Divine Prophet will be striving to become just the second horse to win the Caulfield Guineas-Australian Guineas Group One double.
Bjorn Baker assesses Guineas starters Trainer Bjorn Baker hopes Impavido's breeding comes to the fore when he races on a wet track in the Randwick Guineas.
Beatniks to end three-year stakes quest Honest mare Beatniks gets a chance to end a winning drought in stakes races after three years.
Quick Flemington back-up for Almoonqith After being outsprinted in a weight-for-age race at Caulfield, Almoonqith is stepping up in distance at Flemington to run in the Roy Higgins Quality.
Dunn learns lesson with Guest of Honour Matt Dunn believes he has learned a lesson about Guest of Honour as the gelding prepares to tackle the Listed Members Cup at Eagle Farm.
Track rider Riharna Thomson dies Canberra track rider Riharna Thomson has died from injuries received in an accident at Thoroughbred Park.
Veteran sprinter Sole Power retired Multiple Group One-winning sprinter Sole Power has been retired by his Irish owners after a career spanning almost eight years.
Trio of outsiders make Championship final Shazlee Lee has led an unfancied trio set for The Provincial Championships final at Randwick through the Hawkesbury qualifier.
RV reports turnover increase in first half Turnover from all wagering operators on Victorian horse racing has risen six per cent in the first half of the new racing season.
Menari favourite for Randwick and Canberra A recent barrier trial win on a heavy track has Menari ready for any conditions as he heads to his Golden Slipper lead-up run.
Northwest Passage after fourth Listed win Tasmanian Derby winner Northwest Passage will be chasing his fourth consecutive stakes win when he takes on the older horses in the Listed Roy Higgins Quality.
Harmonious preparation for Music Magnate Trainer Bjorn Baker targets second Group One win with Music Magnate in the $500,000 Canterbury Stakes during Randwick Guineas Day.
Australian Guineas: What you need to know What you need to know about the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Better run expected from Can't Remember Can't Remember was well-beaten in the Blue Diamond colts and geldings Prelude but trainer John Moloney believes he can bounce back at Flemington.
Perfect draw for Doc in Australian Guineas Hey Doc has the perfect draw in the Australian Guineas as trainer Tony McEvoy chases his first Group One win since shifting from Lindsay Park.
Toby Edmonds has strong hand at Eagle Farm Trainer Toby Edmonds' theory that in-form restricted class horses can race well in open company will get tested with Fiery Heights and Raffinato at Eagle Farm.
Sibling rivalry in Group One Aust Guineas Brother and sister jockeys Andrew and Katelyn Mallyon will compete against each other in a Group One race for the first time in the Australian Guineas.
Accused racing fraud can't afford lawyer Victorian racing identity Bill Vlahos has represented himself in court saying he's run out of money for legal representation.
Dream Finnish passed fit for Eagle Farm Talented mare Dream Finnish has been passed fit to return to racing at Eagle Farm and to press on to the Toowoomba Cup.
Full field declared for Black Opal Stakes The Black Opal Stakes in Canberra has attracted a full field of 14 plus two emergencies with several dual acceptors as insurance against Sydney's wet weather.
Prized Icon in Melbourne for Aust Guineas Trainer James Cummings will consider bringing Prized Icon back from Melbourne if the Randwick Guineas meeting is moved.
Triple Crown Winning World Champion American Pharoah to stand in Australia Triple Crown winner American Pharoah will stand the next southern hemisphere breeding season at Coolmore Australia.
Gollan set for another training record Tony Gollan's career equalling best four winners at Doomben has put him in line to break his own Brisbane training record.
Provincial Championship qualifier at risk Rain threatens the running of the second Provincial Championships qualifying race at Hawkesbury on Thursday while Randwick Guineas Day is also under threat.
Jukebox to be vetted before next run Jukebox will need to pass a veterinary inspection when he arrives in Sydney from Melbourne to race either at Randwick or Canberra.
Good Oh continues success for breeder Good Oh has delivered after being well backed to win her debut at Sandown to continue a good week for breeder Rick Jamieson.
Hey Doc remains favourite for Aust Guineas Jockey Luke Currie is happy with an inside draw for Australian Guineas favourite Hey Doc in a capacity field of 16 plus three emergencies.
Decision pending on Supido's Sydney run Trainer Mick Kent is keen to take Supido to Sydney for the Challenge Stakes ahead of the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
WA apprentice wins on Bastille at Sandown A smart ride on lightly raced Bastille has given WA apprentice Clint Johnston-Porter a winner in Melbourne.
Hooked ready to resume for new stable Multiple Group winner Hooked will step out for his first start for the Robert Smerdon stable in a Group Three race over 1400m at Flemington.
Wet Randwick track no Malaise for O'Shea John O'Shea at ease as Group One debut looms for Malaise in weather-affected $1 million Randwick Guineas.
Lindsay Gough on right track for winter The talented Right Or Wrong has won a trial in the lead-up to his return to racing at Eagle Farm after a year away.
Lindsay Park out to keep G1 streak going After winning the Blue Diamond Stakes and Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield, Lindsay Park will have four runners in the Australian Guineas.
Fall mars Ignite The Light's win A fall has marred the win of Ignite The Light who lived up to his trainer Tony Gollan's opinion of him at Doomben.
Choice of three venues for Houtzen Trainer Toby Edmonds has to decide where Golden Slipper second favourite Houtzen has her next run with the filly to be an acceptor in three places.
Capacity field for G1 Australian Guineas A capacity field of 16 plus three emergencies has been declared for the Group One Australian Guineas.
Eight runners for G1 Canterbury Stakes Champion sprinter Chautauqua has returned to Sydney for a shot at the Group One Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Field of 14 to contest G1 Randwick Guineas Victoria Derby winner Prized Icon heads the field for the Randwick Guineas in which a field of 14 has accepted.
Sale enjoys a Premier result The 2017 Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale has been declared “a resounding success’’ as records tumbled and overall figures increased across the board.
Warwick Farm called off because of weather Continuing rain in Sydney has forced stewards to call off the Warwick Farm midweek meeting because of surface water on the track.
Werther to miss rich Dubai race Hong Kong's Horse of the Year, Werther, will not race at the Dubai World Cup meeting with his owner opting to keep him at home.
Track rider suffers head injuries in fall Track work rider Riharna Thomson is recovering from surgery after suffering head injuries in a fall involving Chosen Prayer in Canberra.
Wet Randwick forecast suits Le Romain Trainer Kris Lees is happy to send Le Romain on a Group One mission on a predicted wet Randwick track.
Perfect Dare wins Gold Coast trial Perfect Dare, equal favourite for the NSW Country Championship final, has won a barrier trial at the Gold Coast.
Legless Veuve right for Guineas challenge A track gallop has shown trainer Stuart Webb Legless Veuve is back to her best for a shot at the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Sydney Carnival the focus for Winx Chris Waller distances Winx from a Flemington debut in the Australian Cup, declaring the Sydney carnival as the champion mare's priority.
Star Of Monsoon ready to shine Regally bred colt Star of Monsoon gets another chance to break his maiden at Warwick Farm.
Second thoughts on Brisbane for Houtzen Trainer Toby Edmonds is having second thoughts about starting Golden Slipper second favourite Houtzen in Brisbane on Saturday after she was given a huge weight.
Single Note ready for the mile challenge A wide draw in a small field makes for a tricky contest but Robbie Griffiths is happy with Single Note ahead of her run at Sandown.
Chautauqua topweight for Newmarket If Chautauqua misses the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington then weights for the 1200m sprint will have to be raised.
Moreira to ride Flying Artie in Newmarket Joao Moreira will ride three-year-old colt Flying Artie in the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Former racing boss takes action over leak The former Racing Victoria boss investigated over a leak in a cobalt inquiry is taking legal action to have findings against him quashed.
The Quarterback passes barrier test The Quarterback is a step closer to a start in the Newmarket Handicap after passing a barrier test at Cranbourne.
Qld trainer to face NSW cobalt inquiry Queensland trainer Kent Fleming faces an inquiry in NSW over an elevated cobalt level found in a horse he raced at Ballina.
Michael Walker to have surgery on back Jockey Michael Walker is set to have keyhole surgery on his back and is expected to be out of the saddle for three months.
Flemington preference for Land Of Plenty Land Of Plenty is likely to be a dual acceptor for the Australian Guineas and Randwick Guineas because of his position in the ballot for the Melbourne race.
Colt sets Premier Sale record in Victoria The record price for a yearling at Melbourne's Inglis Premier Sale has been smashed with a half-brother to The Quarterback selling for $1.4 million.
Prebble to ride Attention in Aust Guineas Brett Prebble has been booked to ride Attention in the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Jukebox nominated for Slipper lead-up Trainer Ciaron Maher says the Todman Stakes and Black Opal Stakes are now options for Jukebox who was scratched from the Blue Diamond on race eve.
Rudy set for another Sydney campaign Much-travelled Gold Coast gelding Rudy is set to have a barrier trial ahead of another visit to Sydney.
Chautauqua favourite for Canterbury Stakes Star sprinter Chautauqua is the favourite in opening markets on the Canterbury Stakes as he prepares to step up to 1300 metres.
Menari scores easy barrier trial win Menari has shown no ill effects from a cut lip to win a barrier trial at Rosehill and get his Golden Slipper campaign back on track.
Snitzel colt tops Day 1 of Inglis Premier Little Hung, an emerging force in the thoroughbred world, is starting to form a serious affiliation with quality Snitzel colts at the Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale.
New CEO search for Sunshine Coast The Sunshine Coast Turf Club has begun an extensive search to find a replacement for long serving chief executive Mick Sullivan who will retire later this year.
Berry, Bowman ride G1 winners in Hong Kong Sydney jockeys Tommy Berry and Hugh Bowman have claimed the two Group One races at Sha Tin.
Leading jockey to miss Cheltenham Leading jumps jockey Barry Geraghty will miss the Cheltenham Festival because of injuries suffered in a fall at Kempton Park.
English jockey Baker injured at St Moritz English jockey George Baker has been hospitalised after a fall on the frozen track at St Moritz.
Cogliere books spot in $400,000 race Cogliere and Shotgun Roulette have run one-two at Taree to qualify for the $400,000 Country Championship final.
Winx not on Hayes' menu with Dibayani The Lindsay Park stable has chosen to steer clear of champion mare Winx as it strives to get a win on the board with Dibayani.
Moreira to ride Comin' Through at Randwick Hong Kong's two leading jockeys Joao Moreira and Zac Purton will ride at the Randwick Guineas meeting.
Money can't buy three-year-old Niccanova The lure of training a top class horse has meant Steve Tregea has knocked back big offers for Doomben winner Niccanova.
Property brings Chapman back to Caulfield Owner Jenny Chapman says it's 50-50 whether two-year-old Property will remain in Australia or end up in Hong Kong as originally planned.
Oak Door earns Australian Guineas chance Last-start Group Two winner Oak Door will get his chance at Group One level in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Forgotten Madeenaty ready for Flemington After winning the Blue Diamond Stakes with Catchy, Lindsay Park will get Madeenaty ready for the Golden Slipper via a two-year-old race at Flemington.
Treve's rider Thierry Jarnet to retire Veteran French jockey Thierry Jarnet, best known for riding Treve to two wins in the Arc, has announced his retirement from the saddle.
Queensland price service to be refined Racing administrators are confident problems with the new Queensland Official Price service will be corrected for the next Doomben meeting.
Dixie Blossoms comes up roses for Quinton Dixie Blossoms has given trainer Ron Quinton as spirit-lifting win at Randwick, coasting to victory in the Guy Walter Stakes.
Baster suspended again after win on Farson Farson has provided Stephen Baster with mixed luck after victories at his last two starts, but the jockey has also been suspended twice.
Coolmore Stakes aim for Silent Sedition Andrew Noblet will hope for some dry weather in Sydney for Silent Sedition after her stakes win at Caulfield.
A Hayes wins Blue Diamond again The Hayes racing dynasty's dominance of Victoria's premier race for two-year-olds has continued.
Forster's dream of Winx showdown continues Desleigh Forster's dream of taking on Winx in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick have gone up at notch after Cylinder Beach's win at Doomben.
Sheidel wins Group One Oakleigh Plate Sheidel has notched her first Group One win in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield and capped a successful day for her connections.
NZ filly La Bella Diosa wins Surround Group One-winning New Zealand filly La Bella Diosa has added the Group Two Surround Stakes at Randwick to her record at home.
Stratum Star wins Peter Young Stakes After winning in Perth and then the Gold Coast at his previous two starts, Stratum Star has added another feature win in the Peter Young Stakes in Melbourne.
McCreery surges to win Liverpool City Cup McCreery is back in business, with victory in the Liverpool City Cup at Randwick as the Doncaster Mile looms.
Winx wins wet Chipping Norton Stakes Winx has erased her trainer's doubts about a waterlogged Randwick track to record her 10th Group One win and 15th in a row in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Family affair in Blue Diamond Stakes Catchy has maintained an unbeaten start to her career, storming home to win the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield in her fourth start.
Moreira guides Savanna Amour to victory Champion Hong Kong-based jockey Joao Moreira has brought the best out of three-year-old Savanna Amour to win the Angus Armanasco Stakes at Caulfield.
Mark Newnham has first Slipper runner Fledgling trainer Mark Newnham will have his first Golden Slipper runner after Diamond Tathagata booked his place by winning the Skyline Stakes.
Win on debut for late-developing trainer Mick O'Neill has had a dream training debut, with Mr Spin claiming the TAB Highway Plate at Randwick.
Black Heart Bart claims Futurity Stakes Black Heart Bart has narrowly defeated stablemate Tosen Stardom to claim his fifth Group One win in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
One More Honey causes Sweet upset The John Thompson-trained One More Honey has handled the wet conditions at Randwick to cause an upset in the Sweet Embrace Stakes.
Pinch River lives up to wraps Trainer Rob Heathcote's high opinion of Pinch River has been confirmed by the gelding's five-lengths win at Doomben.
Farson too strong in Autumn Classic Gai Waterhouse has bigger plans in store for Farson after notching a hat-trick in the Autumn Classic at Caulfield.
Houtzen's Slipper lead-up in Brisbane A slashing gallop between races at Doomben has Magic Millions winner Houtzen ready to have her lead-up to the Golden Slipper in Brisbane.
Pah Terie scores bonus win at Doomben Pah Terie hadn't shown trainer Kelly Schweida much on the training track before a strong win in the Two-Year-Old Handicap at Doomben.
Benz wins Zeditave Stakes first-up The Gordon Richards-trained Benz has raced to his first stakes victory, returning from a spell to take out the Group Three Zeditave Stakes at Caulfield.
Australian Cup tilt for in-form Boom Time Boom Time has earned himself a tilt at Group One company following his victory in the Mornington Cup Prelude at Caulfield.
Toast Of New York could return to racing Toast Of New York is currently back in the UK being assessed by veterinary staff to see if he can make a return to racing after a limited stud career in Qatar.
Menari to miss Skyline Stakes Pre-race favourite Menari has been scratched from the Skyline Stakes after cutting his top lip.
Clarry Conners eyeing another Slipper Four-time Golden Slipper winning trainer Clarry Conners is looking to qualify Torvill for the race via the Sweet Embrace Stakes.
Attention to take on older horses in G1 Three-year-old colt Attention is in line to contest Group One races on two consecutive weekends, starting with the weight-for-age Futurity Stakes.
Sprint outsider not making up the numbers Ready Sunshine may be the $201 outsider in the Oakleigh Plate but trainer Ryan Balfour says the gelding is not running to make up the numbers.
Lady Jetsetter back to Doomben A long wait to get the right race for Lady Jetsetter could finally pay dividends for trainer Liam Birchley at Doomben.
Caulfield outing to help Abbey Marie Trainer Mick Kent says Abbey Marie still has a bit of a tummy on her and will benefit from her run in the Mannerism Stakes at Caulfield.
Winx the star of the show on the track Winx is the centre of attention on the racetrack but at home she likes to be left alone.
Snowdens after another Blue Diamond Peter Snowden will be chasing a fourth Blue Diamond win as a trainer, and second in partnership with his son Paul, when Pariah and Taking Aim run at Caulfield.
Tally ticking along well for Peter Young After a pleasing first-up placing over 1600m at Caulfield, Godolphin-owned gelding Tally steps up to 1800m and weight-for-age in the Peter Young Stakes.
Amanda Elliott elected Chair of VRC After assuming the role of acting chair of the VRC following the departure of Michael Burn, Amanda Elliott has been elected to the top post unopposed.
Star jockeys to compete in Blue Diamond This year's Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield will feature two star overseas jockeys, Joao Moreira and Ryan Moore.
Lindsay Park tackle Oakleigh Plate head on The Lindsay Park stable has the Group One bases covered including three runners in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
John Thompson two-handed in Guy Walter First Seal and Zanbagh represent the John Thompson stable in the Guy Walter Stakes at Randwick.
Queensland chief harness steward fired Queensland's chief harness racing steward David Farquharson has been dismissed after an investigation into a complaint.
Robbie Fradd to boost Sentimental Prince Trainer Tony Gollan believes Sentimental Prince will return to form at Doomben where he will be reunited with jockey Robbie Fradd.
Turn Me Loose aims for second Futurity win New Zealander Turn Me Loose will be striving to win the Futurity Stakes for the second straight year when he lines up in the 1400m weight-for-age race.
Jukebox scratched from Blue Diamond Leading Blue Diamond contender Jukebox has been scratched following an inspection by three vets ahead of the race at Caulfield.
Old friends combine with Tyzone at Doomben Trainer Lawrie Mayfield Smith has high hopes for new stable acquisition Tyzone at Doomben.
Capitalist to stand for $55,000 Newgate Farm has announced Golden Slipper winner Capitalist will stand his first season at stud for a service fee of $55,000.
Noble Joey lasts the distance at Wyong Noble Joey has won the first qualifying race for the Provincial Championship final at Randwick in April
Azazel out of Group One Blue Diamond The Tony McEvoy-trained Azazel is the second horse to be scratched from the Blue Diamond Stakes, with the colt lame in the near foreleg.
Desleigh Forster plans big send-off Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster hopes to win three races in Queensland this weekend as she prepares horses for stakes races in Sydney and Canberra.
Vic apprentices to get overseas experience Victorian apprentices Stephanie Thornton and Melissa Julius will gain riding experience in England with two leading Newmarket stables.
Winx leads one-horse race with punters Super mare Winx dominates betting for Chipping Norton Stakes at Royal Randwick
Moloney has improper riding ban reduced Jockey Patrick Moloney has had a 28-meeting ban for improper riding reduced by four meetings on appeal.
Fitter Rokkii ready for Futurity challenge David Hayes is banking on improved fitness levels for He's Our Rokkii ahead of the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Dunn with chance of another Blue Diamond Dwayne Dunn is no stranger to Blue Diamond success and will be aboard the Tony McEvoy-trained filly Roomooz in the Group One race.
Oakleigh Plate: What you need to know All you need to know about the Group One Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Tavago tackles Winx first-up at Randwick Trainer Trent Busuttin says Tavago is over the virus that cut short his spring campaign and is ready for his racing return at Randwick.
Hayes aims for sixth Blue Diamond win Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes has a host of chances to win his sixth Blue Diamond, and first in partnership with his son Ben and nephew Tom Dabernig.
Blue Diamond Stakes: What you need to know Some facts and figures on the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield for two-year-olds.
Flamberge aims for second Oakleigh Plate Grand campaigner Flamberge will be out to defend his Oakleigh Plate crown when he again carries top weight in the Group One 1100m handicap at Caulfield.
Heathcote set for big day at Doomben An emotion-charged double has trainer Robert Heathcote fired up for a big day with five good chances at Doomben.
Hayes content ahead of Blue Diamond Stakes Barriers have swayed David Hayes to favour his fillies over his colts in the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Paul Murray guilty of cobalt offences NSW South Coast trainer Paul Murray has been found guilty of cobalt charges stemming from a stored sample.
Sheer Madness gains Blue Diamond start The Clinton McDonald-trained Spoils has been scratched from the Blue Diamond Stakes, with first emergency Sheer Madness gaining a start.
Apprentice Ben Allen wins first Group race Leading Melbourne apprentice Ben Allen has notched his first Group Three win in the Launceston Cup ahead of his ride in the Group One Oakleigh Plate.
John Size trains 1000th Hong Kong winner Former Sydney trainer John Size has notched his 1000th winner in Hong Kong.
Eshtiraak shows Sires' Produce credentials The VRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington is the immediate target for Eshtiraak following a hard-fought victory at Sandown.
Two-year-olds on show at Rosehill Two-year-olds Albumin and Limbo Soul have stamped themselves as autumn carnival players with midweek wins at Rosehill.
Night to star again after Eagle Farm win Stakes-placed Star Of Night has shown she is near her best two-year-old form with her win at Eagle Farm.
Winx ready for starring role again Winx will again be the star attraction when she lines up to defend the Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
Black Heart Bart odds-on in G1 Futurity Multiple Group One winner Black Heart Bart is unbeaten over 1400m at Caulfield and is odds-on favourite to keep his record intact in the Futurity Stakes.
Rising Red earns a ticket for NZ Derby A win against older and more seasoned European stayers has convinced co-trainer Trent Busuttin to return home with Rising Red for the New Zealand Derby.
Jukebox on song for Group One Blue Diamond The Ciaron Maher-trained Jukebox is one of five horses taking an unbeaten record into the $1.5 million Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Oakleigh Plate tilt for Shakespearean Lass With a light weight and a favourable draw, Pat Carey is expecting long shot Shakespearean Lass to run a forward race in the Oakleigh Plate.
Yoho to defy breeding in 2000m race Trainer Kelso Wood is sure Yoho can defy his breeding and win over 2000 metres at Doomben.
Blondie in fine fettle ahead of Diamond Trainer Brendan McCarthy says missing a lead-up run on a hard track may prove beneficial to Blondie's Blue Diamond chances.
Jockey Luke Rolls suspended for six weeks Gold Coast jockey Luke Rolls has been suspended for six weeks for his ride on American Diva at Eagle Farm earlier this month.
Fastnet Rock's strong hand in the Blue Diamond The most represented sire in the Group I MRC Blue Diamond Stakes for two year-olds this Saturday at Caulfield is Coolmore heavyweight Fastnet Rock, who has five runners including the favourite Catchy.
Capacity field for G1 Oakleigh Plate A field of 18 has been declared for the Group One Oakleigh Plate which includes star colt Extreme Choice and last year's quinella of Flamberge and Fell Swoop.
Field of nine for G1 Futurity Stakes Black Heart Bart will have eight rivals when he bids to add to his Group One tally in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Winx draws barrier four in Chipping Norton Winx has drawn barrier four and Hartnell will jump from 10 when the pair meet again in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Stars remain for Flemington features Numbers remain strong for the Australian Guineas, Newmarket Handicap and Australian Cup after first declarations.
Gold Cup favourite ruled out of Cheltenham Cheltenham Gold Cup favourite Thistlecrack has been sidelined with a tendon injury.
Lasqueti Spirit to take on big guns again Trainer Lee Curtis wants to see Lasqueti Spirit finish closer to Winx and Hartnell in the Chipping Norton Stakes but is not dreaming she can beat them.
Sheer Madness waits on Diamond start Connections of two-year-old Sheer Madness have a nervous wait with the gelding who is the emergency for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Another international option for Jameka The Peter Young Stakes is the next race on the agenda for Caulfield Cup winner Jameka who could take to the world stage later this year.
Ryan-trained two-year-old on display Trainer Gerald Ryan's most favoured Golden Slipper hope Chauffeur will be stealing the limelight at the Rosehill midweek meeting with a track gallop.
Diamond market reshuffle post barrier draw Property has joined Catchy at the top of Blue Diamond betting following the barrier draw for the Group One race for two-year-olds at Caulfield.
VRC Sires' Produce hopes to run at Sandown A 1300m race for juveniles at Sandown looms as a likely stepping stone to the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes for some.
Three more nominations for Futurity Stakes Attention, Fast 'N' Rocking and Tavago have been added to the entry list for the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Extreme Choice on song for Oakleigh Plate Trainer Mick Price says Extreme Choice has undergone an ideal preparation ahead of his first-up tilt at the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Favourite Catchy draws 13 in Diamond Lindsay Park will saddle six runners in the Blue Diamond Stakes with favourite Catchy drawing out in the second half of the field.
Kentucky Derby winner Charismatic dies Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner Charismatic has died aged 21 from unknown causes.
Early scans clear rider of serious injury Tayla Childs has been cleared of serious injury after being taken to hospital for scans following a Caulfield trackwork fall.
Michael Walker sidelined indefinitely Tests have failed to determine the source of a back problem which has sidelined jockey Michael Walker indefinitely.
Six winners in eleven days for Proven Thoroughbreds The return to the winner's circle of classy filly CANDIKA at Eagle Farm Saturday crowned a sparkling run of victories through February for PROVEN THOROUGHBREDS.
Max Dynamite being aimed at Melbourne Cup Irish horse Mac Dynamite will be aimed at another Melbourne Cup in a bid to better his second in 2015.
Winx opens at $1.10 for Chipping Norton Winx will again be the star of the show when she goes for back-to-back Chippng Norton Stakes wins at Randwick.
Property earns shot at Blue Diamond Stakes Property has been confirmed as a Blue Diamond Stakes late entry and will be out to add the $1.5 million Group One to his wins in the Preview and Prelude.
Newitt after third Oakleigh Plate success Jockey Craig Newitt will be chasing his third Oakleigh Plate win when he rides dual Group One-winning colt Extreme Choice in the 1100m sprint at Caulfield.
Hartnell topweight for Doncaster Mile Hartnell has been given top weight of 58 kilograms for the Doncaster Mile with Chautauqua to carr 56.5kg.
Zielke to celebrate move to Toowoomba Trainer John Zielke has completed his move to Toowoomba and hopes to celebrate with a win by stable star Ruby Red Heart.
Exospheric to return in Peter Young Stakes Caulfield Cup placegetter Exospheric will begin his second Australian campaign in the Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield.
Winx opens $1.10 for G1 Chipping Norton Winx could have up to 12 rivals when she chases her 15th consecutive win in the Chipping Norton Stakes for which she has been installed the $1.10 favourite.
Only seven nominations for Futurity Stakes The Group One Futurity Stakes has attracted only seven nominations including four horses from the stable of premier Victorian trainer Darren Weir.
Brisbane jockey Robbie Fradd to appeal ban Brisbane jockey Robbie Fradd will appeal a 14 day-suspension, his fourth this year.
Another milestone for jockey Greg Ryan NSW country jockey Greg Ryan has passed a milestone 3500 winners with a double at Dubbo.
Bowman to miss Randwick Guineas day Jockey Hugh Bowman' will miss the Randwick Guineas meeting because of a suspension incurred in Hong Kong.
Stoneyrise on his way to the big time Stoneyrise and his trainer James Hatch have travelled from the back of Bourke to Dubbo to win a heat of the Country Championship.
Jeff Lloyd continues incredible run Jeff Lloyd has 93 Brisbane winners in little more than half the season which would have won 96 of the past 100 Brisbane jockeys' premierships.
Winx maintaining weight and fitness Trainer Chris Waller has done his job ahead of the Chipping Norton Stakes in which Winx will be out for a 10th Group One win.
Fell Swoop after milestone Group One Last year's Oakleigh Plate runner-up Fell Swoop will be back for another shot at the 1100m sprint as he chases a Group One milestone.
Six down to one for Griffiths in Diamond What started out as six potential starters in the Blue Diamond Stakes is now down to one for trainer Robbie Griffiths.
Oaks plans for Meadow on hold Classy Brisbane filly Meadow has been sent for a let-up with a mystery problem and will miss the Australian Oaks.
Black Opal option for Muraaqeb Impressive Moonee Valley debut winner Muraaqeb could head to the Black Opal Stakes in Canberra for his next start to try to qualify for the Golden Slipper.
Tony McCoy statue for Cheltenham Legendary jumps jockey Tony McCoy will be honoured with a bronze statue at the entrance to Cheltenham Racecourse.
New QTIS race for the Gold Coast Racing Queensland will introduce a $250,000 QTIS eligible race at the Gold Coast.
Pumpkin Pie bakes her rivals at Goulburn Pumpkin Pie has joined Perfect Dare at the top of the market for the Country Championship Final after her heat win at Goulburn.
Callow suspended for careless riding Jockey Noel Callow will spend 10 meetings on the sidelines after being suspended for careless riding at Flemington.
Classic Uniform wins Listed Parramatta Cup Classic Uniform has come out on top over Red Excitement in a tight finish to the Parramatta Cup.
Corey Brown stars on return to Flemington Corey Brown has only recently returned to Australian racing and has quickly made his mark with a Group One Lightning Stakes win on Terravista.
In Her Time adds Millie Fox Stakes to haul The Ben Smith-trained In Her Time has made all the running to beat Euro Angel in the Millie Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Toby Edmonds plans Houtzen's next start Magic Millions winner Houtzen will not run against She Will Reign before the Golden Slipper with the Black Opal in Canberra one of her options.
Barriers a double winner for Steve O'Dea The importance of good barriers has been reinforced when the Steve O'Dea pair Candika and Beatniks returned to the winners' circle after long absences.
Man From Uncle claims Hobartville Stakes Man From Uncle has continued his rise among Sydney's best three-year-olds with a narrow win in the Hobartville Stakes.
Late lunge gets Terravista Lightning win After dramatic pre-race scenes when three horses were scratched, Terravista has returned to the Group One winners' list in the Lightning Stakes.
Special win for Tony McEvoy at Flemington Tony McEvoy has taken great pride in winning the race named after his former boss Colin Hayes at Flemington.
She Will Reign wins Group 2 Silver Slipper She Will Reign has taken a firm grip on Golden Slipper favouritism after winning the Silver Slipper Stakes at Rosehill.
Kenedna claims stakes win in The Vanity The Darren Weir-trained Kenedna has made a successful introduction to stakes racing with victory in the Group Three Vanity at Flemington.
Ducimus survives protest to win Talindert Ducimus has graduated from a Ballarat two-year-old win to success at stakes level at Flemington at his second race start.
Mixed emotions for Desleigh Forster Desleigh Forster is pleased with the comeback run of Too Good To Refuse at Eagle Farm but annoyed with rivals' tactics.
Grills scores overdue Highway Handicap win Fickle Folly has shown too much speed for her country-trained rivals to win the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Showashadow overcomes scare to win Promising filly Showashadow has overcome a mounting yard mishap to win at Eagle Farm.
Zebrinz wins for first time in 15 months Six-year-old gelding Zebrinz has returned to winning form at Flemington with his first victory since the spring of 2015.
Cummings 3YO maintains winning Advantage Three-year-old sprinter Tactical Advantage has made it four wins on end, taking out the Spark Of Life Handicap at Rosehill.
Flemington first for Adelaide's Chris Bieg A fighting win by Ample On Offa has given Adelaide trainer Chris Bieg his first Flemington victory.
Emotional win for army veteran Afghan war veteran Guy Disney has become the first person with a prosthetic leg to win a race under rules in Britain.
Jockey Robbie Fradd outed again Jockey Robbie Fradd has been suspended for the fourth time in six weeks after being found guilty of causing interference at Ipswich.
Moloney to appeal improper riding ban Patrick Moloney will appeal a 28 meeting ban for improper riding in a race at Sale.
Poon granted licence to ride in Hong Kong Apprentice Matthew Poon, who has been based in South Australia since mid-2015, has been granted a licence to ride in Hong Kong.
Lloyd and Edmonds on successful road Much travelled Binalong Road can continue the fabulous run by jockey Jeff Lloyd and trainer Toby Edmonds in the Open Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Australian horses on Royal Ascot radar Increasing the Australian representation at the Royal Ascot meeting has become a priority for administrator Nick Smith.
Darmanin with chance at first G1 win Anthony Darmanin continues his association with Illustrious Lad in the Lightning Stakes with both jockey and horse chasing a first Group One win.
Michael Freedman to train in Hong Kong Michael Freedman has been granted a licence to train in Hong Kong in the new season.
Comin' Through ready for next step Trainer Chris Waller has high hopes for Comin' Through who is the favourite for the Hobartville Stakes.
Mallyon gets Group race ride for Godolphin Andrew Mallyon is looking forward to the opportunity to ride Godolphin-owned colt Malaise in the Group Three C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Flying Artie in top shape for Lightning Trainer Mick Price is confident Group One-winning colt Flying Artie has had the right preparation for his return in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Manners key for Time Awaits at Flemington Time Awaits and Domination line up for Tony McEvoy in the Talindert Stakes at Flemington.
Moreira given all clear for Diamond ride Hong Kong officials have given Joao Moreira the green light to fly to Australia for the Blue Diamond Stakes meeting.
Weight no worry for Paradis Imperial Trainer Tony McMahon is more worried by a bad barrier rather than a big weight for Paradis Imperial at Eagle Farm.
Adelaide Cup mission for Bagot Hcp winner Annus Mirabilis will resume from a let-up over 2000m at Flemington and is on a path towards the Adelaide Cup.
Harlow Gold bigger and stronger for autumn David Hayes says VRC Oaks runner-up Harlow Gold has returned a bigger, stronger and more relaxed filly which he hopes will translate to a big autumn campaign.
Trainer Rod Hurley eyeing city success Rod Hurley has worked for many top trainers but is now ready to make a name for himself through tough gelding Hudson County,
Classy win by Proven Thoroughbreds' Tamarack At just his second run, classy 3yo TAMARACK announced himself with a brilliant victory at Newcastle Thursday. After rocketing home into second at Wyong on debut, the REDWOOD gelding was sooled out of the gates by Brenton Avdulla to sit outside the leader in the 1350m Maiden.
Five All Too Hard Stakes Runners Tomorrow The stars are aligning for Vinery freshman All Too Hard and it would be fitting if his first winner arrived in the Listed Talindert Stakes (1100m) at Flemington this Saturday.
Filly to reign in the Silver Slipper She Will Reign puts her Golden Slipper credentials on the line in the Silver Slipper at Rosehill.
Charnley River to shed maiden status Group One placed Charnley River is set to shed his maiden status at Eagle Farm after a strong track gallop,
Legless Veuve out to press Guineas claims Legless Veuve and stablemate Wazzenme will be out to press their Australian Guineas claims when they run in separate Group races at Flemington.
Autumn springboard for McEvoy pair TwoTony McEvoy-trained three-year-olds meet in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington after which the pair head on different paths.
BRC to build statue to honour Buffering A statue of champion sprinter Buffering will be erected at Eagle Farm racecourse to honour the seven-time Group One winner.
Nick Olive single minded in Millie Fox Trainer Nick Olive is happy with his decision to miss the spring with Single Gaze who returns to racing in the Millie Fox Stakes.
Faatinah, Missrock out to emulate sires Faatinah could emulate his sire Nicconi in the Lightning Stakes while three-year-old Missrock will try to join her sire Fastnet Rock on the honour roll.
Bosanova ready for victory dance Unbeaten Gold Coast filly All Over Bosanova can continue trainer Mel Eggleston's great start to the year at Eagle Farm.
Flemington test for Something Violet Trainer Robbie Griffiths prefers the softer options of two Flemington stakes races for Something Violet rather than the Blue Diamond.
Sky Kingdom on trial for Australian Cup European stakes winner Sky Kingdom needs to prove himself at Eagle Farm to justify an Australian Cup campaign.
So You Think Running Hot Exciting young stallion So You Think has his fourth winner in the past eight days after top Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman piloted the David Pfieffer-trained I Thought So to victory at Randwick on Wednesday.
20th 2YO Winner for Snitzel Snitzel racked up his 20th two year-old winner of the season when the Peter and Paul Snowden trained colt Invader broke the ice at Randwick on Wednesday for a syndicate of major stud farms.
James Doyle hopes to be back in 3 weeks Godolphin jockey James Doyle hopes to be back sooner than first anticipated after injuring his hand in a Randwick fall.
Hugh Bowman suspended, clear for Winx ride Winx's jockey Hugh Bowman has narrowly avoided missing the ride on the champion racemare at her next start in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Battlecamp back a winner at Sandown Lee Freedman hopes Battlecamp gets some confidence after an easy win at Sandown describing the gelding as a potential Group horse.
Five apprentices join Racing Vic program Five apprentices have been selected for the latest intake to Racing Victoria's four-year Apprentice Jockey Training Program.
Invader bounces back after Magic Millions Invader, who almost fell before finishing alongside the placegetters in the Magic Millions, has broken maiden ranks.
No doubt about Lady at Doomben Former Sydney mare Doubt She's A Lady has surprised punters but not her trainer Chris Munce with her win at Doomben.
Luck against Godolphin filly at Randwick Godolphin filly Azilee, a half-sister to Group One winner Astern, has finished out of the placings at her debut outing.
Yet another 2YO winner for Lindsay Park Justice Glory has given Lindsay Park its 11th individual two-year-old winner for the season with her victory at Sandown.
Fell Swoop to resume in Oakleigh Plate Fell Swoop will resume in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield where he will attempt to go one better than his close second in the Group One handicap a year ago.
Reputations go on line in Silver Slipper Breeders' Plate winner Khan, the highest-rated colt in Golden Slipper markets, starts his run towards the $3.5 million race in the Silver Slipper.
Extra Olives chasing black type in Vanity Well-bred filly Extra Olives will be out to take the step to stakes company in The Vanity at Flemington after back-to-back city wins at Sandown.
Geoff Goold continues strike rate Geoff Goold has continued his impressive metropolitan strike-rate with a last-stride win on Starena at Doomben.
Too Good To Refuse ready for autumn Top Brisbane galloper Too Good To Refuse will return to racing at Eagle Farm as he builds towards the Sydney autumn carnival.
Spieth right to launch Lightning raid Bryce Heys is hopeful lightly raced sprinter Spieth can prove his stallion potential with a win in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Houtzen to miss Randwick trial Golden Slipper second favourite Houtzen will not run in a Randwick trial with trainer Toby Edmonds still to make a decision on her return.
Field of 13 for G1 Lightning Stakes Favourite Flying Artie has drawn barrier four in the Group One Lightning Stakes on the straight course at Flemington.
First Northern Hemisphere Foal for Spendthrift’s Hampton Court Spendthrift Farm's Aussie bred Hampton Court, the record-breaking Group I winning son of Redoute's Choice, sired his first reported Northern Hemisphere foal on February 2 when a filly was born at Spendthrift's Lexington-based farm.
Seven-horse field for the Silver Slipper A field of seven has been declared for the Silver Slipper Stakes featuring the Golden Slipper favourite She Will Reign.
Pike resumes national premiership bid Leading Perth jockey William Pike resumes the chase for the national premiership when he returns from suspension at Ascot.
Williams to have strong hand at Goulburn Local trainer Danny Williams will have a strong hand in the Goulburn heat of the Country Championships, including the well-performed Pumpkin Pie.
Newitt set to miss Lightning Stakes day Craig Newitt has been suspended for careless riding at Sale with the ban set to rule the jockey out of the Lightning Stakes meeting.
She Will Reign supported in Silver Slipper She Will Reign is already odds-on to win her first start beyond 1000 metres in the Group Two Silver Slipper Stakes at Rosehill.
Malaguerra to aim at Gr 1 TJ Smith Stakes Dual Group One-winning sprinter Malaguerra will be freshened and aimed at the TJ Smith Stakes in Sydney over 1200m.
Heavens Above starts on Group One trail Trainer Tim Martin is aiming high with Heavens Above who begins her campaign in the Millie Fox Stakes.
Syndicator wrap-up from the 2017 Inglis Classic Sale Syndicators were in action over the past three days at the Newmarket complex in what was a fantastic start to the 150th year of business for Inglis. A total of 32 horses were purchased by GetRacing.com.au’s partnered syndicators.
Colts out to end 3YO drought in Lightning Early markets point to either Flying Artie or Star Turn being the first three-year-old in more than a decade to win the Lightning Stakes.
Reith secures highly touted Godolphin ride Christian Reith will be the replacement rider for James Doyle on well-bred Godolphin filly Alizee at Randwick.
Sandown return for stakes winner Anaheim Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young have selected a midweek race at Sandown for stakes-winning three-year-old Anaheim's latest campaign.
Star three-year-olds head Lightning market Star Turn is favoured to turn the tables on Flying Artie when the pair meet in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
James Doyle sidelined with injury Jockey James Doyle has been sidelined with a fractured hand after a Randwick fall in which his mount Pearls suffered shoulder injuries and could not be saved.
A Classic Start to 2017 Inglis has started its 150th year in business with a bang, as never-before-seen competition saw this year’s Classic Yearling Sale comfortably finish as the best on record, with almost all key year-on-year indicators on the rise.
Luke Nolen to ride Jukebox in Blue Diamond Luke Nolen will ride the Ciaron Maher-trained Jukebox in the Blue Diamond Stakes for which the colt is the equal second favourite.
Dare Perfect in Country Championship heat Perfect Dare is the favourite for the Country Championship final after a dominant win in the first regional heat at Grafton.
James Doyle escapes serious injury in fall James Doyle has walked away from a heavy fall in the Triscay Stakes, a Group Three race won by the Kris Lees-trained Zestful.
Winx returns with Apollo Stakes victory Champion racemare Winx has strolled away with her 14th win in a row, beating Hartnell in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Global Glamour claims Light Fingers Stakes Global Glamour has turned the Light Fingers Stakes into a test of stamina to hold off a late charge from Foxplay.
Champion Winx in triumphant return Champion Winx has extended her winning streak to 14 in the Apollo Stakes.
She Will Reign to rule at Rosehill Golden Slipper favourite She Will Reign will be tested by experienced stablemate Straturbo in a work-out ahead of the Silver Slipper.
Invincible Gem defies trainer in G3 win The Kris Lees-trained Invincible Gem has continued her winning run, scoring a clear-cut victory in the Spring Stakes at Randwick.
Josh Cartwright suspended for 18 months Jockey Josh Cartwright has received two suspensions stemming from a reckless riding charge at Morphettville.
Le Romain resumes with Southern Cross win Le Romain has started a campaign aimed at the Doncaster Mile in the best possible way, winning the Southern Cross Stakes at Randwick.
Frolic in last-to-first Inglis Classic win Frolic has enjoyed a fast-run Inglis Classic to come from the back of the field to win the $250,000 race.
Darryl Roberts lands metropolitan victory The Randwick win of Bills A Goodie has given trainer Darryl Roberts his first win in the metropolitan area.
Supido on target for G1 Lightning assault Lightly raced Supido is a stronger sprinter following a long break and is ready for his return in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Craig Williams to ride Catchy in Diamond Craig Williams has chosen Catchy over Jukebox and Property as his mount in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Chautauqua could face Winx in Ryder Chautauqua's owner Rupert Legh says the star sprinter could be stepped up in distance with a potential clash against Winx in the George Ryder Stakes.
Jeff Lloyd has Qld record in his sights Jeff Lloyd has continued his march towards a Queensland and Brisbane riding record.
Winx the star at delayed Randwick meeting Winx will be the star attraction when she makes a delayed start to her year at Randwick.
Seaburge chasing special win for Hayes Seaburge will be chasing a first-up win in the CS Hayes Stakes at Flemington, a race which holds special significance for his co-trainers.
Geoff Goold in line for Oaks ride Jockey Geoff Goold has forged a strong partnership with trainer Kelly Doughty and is in line for the rode on top filly Benfica Princess in her Oaks campaign.
Oliver excited about Flying Artie's return Damien Oliver missed out on the Coolmore Stud Stakes winning ride on Flying Artie but is hoping to snare a Group One on the star colt in the Lightning Stakes.
Randwick heat delay to help Junction Gold Coast two-year-old Junction has had an extra three days to acclimatise to Sydney after extreme heat caused Randwick's meeting to be moved.
Williams' Blue Diamond choices down to 3 Craig Williams has asked for more time to do his homework ahead of a decision on which horse he will ride in the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Two Queensland apprentices out for a month Apprentices Jed Hodge and Corey Bayliss have been suspended for a month for their rides on leaders at the Gold Coast.
Swinburn death accidental: coroner A coroner has ruled the death of former jockey Walter Swinburn an accident.
Prussian Vixen gives trainer biggest win Prussian Vixen has led throughout in a stakes race at Caulfield to give trainer Michael Mehegan his biggest success.
Jeff Lloyd does his homework on Siegfried Jeff Lloyd has done his homework to help Siegfried score his first open company win at Doomben.
Burning Front wins another Carlyon Cup Burning Front has claimed the T S Carlyon Cup for the second straight year with a front-running win over stablemate Humidor at Caulfield.
Super Cash causes Rubiton Stakes upset Jockey Katelyn Mallyon has won the Rubiton Stakes for the second-straight year, this time on Super Cash who has upstaged a good field including Chautauqua.
Fuhryk dominant in Kevin Hayes Stakes Fuhryk has bounced back to winning form at Caulfield with a dominant display in a stakes race.
Black Heart Bart too strong in Orr Stakes The Darren Weir-trained Black Heart Bart has scored another 1400m Group One win, taking out the C F Orr Stakes.
Things finally go right for Ahndras Things have gone wrong before and during the race for Australian Oaks-bound filly Ahndras who has still managed to win at Doomben.
Catchy, Property win Blue Diamond Preludes Catchy has moved to Blue Diamond favouritism by remaining unbeaten in the fillies Prelude at Caulfield while Property has impressed in the male division.
Williams gets Catchy home at Caulfield Leading Blue Diamond hope Catchy has won an important lead-up race at Caulfield to remain unbeaten in three race starts.
Arki earns winter carnival campaign Arki has completed a comeback from a two-year injury-enforced lay-off to win his fifth race in a row and his first in open company.
Ruby Red Heart does the job for Zielke Smart filly Ruby Red Heart has lived up to the big opinion her trainer has of her by winning her first start at Doomben.
Oak Door claims Group Two win The Robert Smerdon-trained Oak Door has claimed his first stakes victory with a determined on-pace effort in the Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
Zarpoya ride special for Ben Thompson Apprentice Ben Thompson is hoping Zarpoya, a horse part-owned by his parents, can cause an upset in the Blue Diamond Prelude for fillies.
Randwick postponed because of heat The race meeting at Randwick featuring the return of champion Winx has been postponed because of extreme heat.
Portelli looking for another Inglis win Nicci's Gold will carry the hopes of trainer Gary Portelli and new syndicate Gold Edge in the Inglis Classic.
Catchy out to prove Diamond credentials David Hayes' Lindsay Park stable has a strong hand heading towards the Blue Diamond Stakes and that could strengthen after the Preludes at Caulfield.
He's Our Rokkii after another Caulfield G1 He's Our Rokkii won the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield during the spring and will be chasing another Group One at the track when he resumes in the C F Orr Stakes.
Quiet achiever Navagio in stakes race Colin Little is chasing black type with lightly raced but talented filly Navagio at Caulfield.
Lasqueti to show spirit in Apollo Stakes Trainer Lee Curtis is not expecting VRC Oaks winner Lasqueti Spirit to win the Apollo but is looking for the filly to run well.
Miss Rose De Lago chasing G1 milestone Dual Group Two-winning mare Miss Rose De Lago will face a star-studded field when she tries for a first Group One win in the C F Orr Stakes.
Blue Lion to ward off retirement Stakes placegetter Blue Lion will need to reproduce some of his old form in the Open Handicap at Doomben to ward off impending retirement.
Chautauqua a happier horse for the autumn Wayne Hawkes can see a difference in Chautauqua from the horse who finished out of the placings in two races during the spring.
Two Shoes to go the extra distance Tony Sears has always believed Two Shoes will make a good miler and the filly gets the chance to prove it at Doomben.
Dunn in box seat in Country C'Ship heat Trainer Matt Dunn has the four most fancied runners in the first heat of the Country Championship at Grafton.
Deanne Panya outed for one month Sydney apprentice Deanne Panya will serve a one-month suspension for a diuretic offence when her injury enforced break ends.
Spriggs injures head and knee in fall Jockey Blake Spriggs is being monitored for head and knee injuries after a fall at Hawkesbury.
Martin out of hospital after Ballarat fall A shoulder tear will keep apprentice Jack Martin on the sidelines for up to six weeks following a fall at Ballarat.
Classic races in mind for Ruthven Classic races in Melbourne and Sydney are on the agenda for the Ciaron Maher-trained Ruthven who begins his second racing campaign in the Autumn Stakes.
Jopa to reignite Bridget Grylls' career Bridget Grylls hopes her favourite horse Jopa can help reignite her senior riding career by winning the Open Handicap at Doomben.
Darren Weir learns from deeds of Limestone Darren Weir is yet to have a Group One two-year-old runner but that could change if Limestone wins a Blue Diamond Prelude at Caulfield.
Connections cool ahead of Winx return Connections are cool ahead of Winx's Apollo Stakes return on what is predicted to be one of the hottest February days on record.
Mallyon hoping for Super win at Caulfield Jockey Katelyn Mallyon is aiming to win the Rubiton Stakes for the second year in a row at the opening meeting of this year's Festival of Racing in Victoria.
Winx's sibling entered for Caulfield Trainer Darren Weir says a decision whether El Divino runs in the Rubiton Stakes or waits for the Group One Lightning Stakes will be up to the colt's owners.
Third disqualification for Karakatsanis Trainer Con Karakatsanis has been disqualified for 12 months after being found guilty of breaching raceday medication rules.
Michael Murphy to make Saturday debut Promising apprentice Michael Murphy will make his Saturday racing debut at Doomben.
Divine right three-year-old in Orr contest Divine Prophet is the only three-year-old to take on the weight-for-age C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield, a race proven to be a good one for his age group.
Heat to decide whether Banda Spice starts In-form trainer Stuart Kendrick is worried about the hot conditions in Brisbane for Banda Spice ahead of her bid for a first open company win.
Inglis to move to 'Riverside Stables' after 2017 Sales Season The 2017 sales season will be the last for Inglis at its iconic Newmarket complex, with confirmation the company’s new Warwick Farm base will be ready for use by early next year.
Qld stewards adjourn handling inquiry Queensland stewards have adjourned an inquiry into Luke Rolls' ride on American Diva at Eagle Farm until they can get sectional times.
Nick Hall sidelined with hip problem Jockey Nick Hall will undergo hip surgery which has ended his autumn carnival and is likely to put him on the sidelines for the remainder of the year.
Collett and Schofield to ride over minimum Stewards have given permission for Jason Collett and Glynn Schofield to ride above the minimum weight at Randwick.
Spell for Hot Seat after Sandown success Country trainers Brian and Ash McKnight are looking forward to the winter with Hot Seat after his city win at Sandown.
Dracarys opens account in Warwick Farm wet Dracarys has added his name to the two-year-old winners from the Snowden stable with a tough wet-track performance at Warwick Farm.
Deanne Panya to front inquiry over swab Racing NSW stewards will hold an inquiry into a positive sample returned by apprentice Deanne Panya after another regarding a fall in which she was injured.
Newmarket Handicap hopes for Super Cash Stablemates Super Cash and Silent Sedition will kick off their campaigns in separate stakes races at Caulfield.
Global Glamour dodges WFA clash with Winx Winx has drawn close to the rails for her return to racing in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Randwick re-run possible for Cummings duo Trainer James Cummings will considering backing up Warwick Farm winner Plymouth Road at Randwick.
Webb's strategy pays off at Eagle Farm Mark Webb's decision to restock his stable with well-bred horses has had an early reward with Acceptile's win at Eagle Farm.
Bargain buy proves her worth at Sandown Elegant Queen has repaid her trainer Tom Scanlon many times over and has recorded her first city at Sandown.
Olly Tait to return to the Riverina Olly Tait and his wife Amber have bought Twin Hills Stud at Cootamundra in the NSW Riverina.
Property running for Blue Diamond start Victory in the Prelude at Caulfield will make the decision to pay a late entry fee into the Blue Diamond Stakes easier for Price Bloodstock.
Arki set to complete remarkable comeback Arki is aiming to make it five straight wins since returning from a two year injury-enforced break and victory at Doomben would complete a remarkable comeback.
Europe an option for star stayer Jameka The C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield will be Jameka's first start of 2017, a year in which the Caulfield Cup winner could take to the world stage.
Jorda ruled out of Blue Diamond Prelude Gimcrack Stakes winner Jorda has been ruled out of the fillies Blue Diamond Prelude but Godolphin will be represented by Marsupial in the male division.
Pat Duff addresses apprentice shortage Brisbane is facing a shortage of Saturday standard metropolitan apprentices and respected trainer at Duff says he has a solution.
Wide draws for leading Orr Stakes chances A field of 12 has been declared for the Group One C F Orr Stakes with Malaguerra and Black Heart Bart drawing the widest barriers.
Barrier three of 14 for Winx in Apollo Winx will jump from barrier three of 14 when she has her first race for the year in the Group Two Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Willie Mullins' Cheltenham hopes reduced Champion National Hunt trainer Willie Mullins' Cheltenham hopes have been dealt a blow with both Faugheen and Min ruled out.
Arrogate entered for Dubai World Cup The recently named world's best horse Arrogate is one of 168 nominations for the Dubai World Cup at Meydan.
Trainer content with I Am A Star's trial I Am A Star may have finished out of the placings in a Cranbourne barrier trial but her trainer is happy with her progress ahead of her Caulfield return.
Ballarat fall puts apprentice in hospital Scans have cleared Jack Martin of broken bones but the apprentice will spend the night in hospital for observation after a fall at Ballarat.
All in order for Winx Apollo return Winx is odds-on to make a winning return in the Apollo Stakes which is likely to be run on a rain-softened Randwick track.
Matthew Williams escapes Ibuprofen charge Racing Victoria stewards have elected not to charge Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams over an Ibuprofen positive returned by Oregon Spirit.
Abbey Marie ready for Caulfield return A Group One race at weight-for-age or a Group Three mares' race are the choices for the return of the undefeated Abbey Marie at Caulfield.
Weather guide to Casque's Sandown hopes Hot weather has forced Casque to miss a stakes race at Caulfield in favour of a midweek contest at Sandown.
Sacred Elixir to stick to own age group Trainer Tony Pike will keep Sacred Elixir to his own age group in the lead-up to the NZ Derby rather than run him against older horses in a Group One race.
Zoutenant to make amends at Warwick Farm Trainer Gary Portelli has no explanation for Zoutenant's poor first run for the stable and will give him another chance at Warwick Farm.
Price content with three-year-old trials Quality three-year-olds Flying Artie and Extreme Choice have trialled in good fashion at Cranbourne in preparation for their return to racing.
NSW jockey outed over modified whip Jockey Jamie Quinnell has been banned for 18 months after pleading guilty to using a modified whip on a horse in trackwork.
Winx works well but no decison on Omei Everything is in order for champion Winx's return at Randwick but her younger stablemate Omei Sword is not certain to run at the meeting.
Black Heart Bart favourite for Orr Stakes Premier Victorian trainer Darren Weir has four horses entered for the Group One C F Orr Stakes including early favourite Black Heart Bart.
Strong entries taken for The Championships The Championships in Sydney has attracted a total of 1371 nominations across the 10 feature races.
Michael Walker called up for NZ Group One Michael Walker will head home to New Zealand to ride Kawi in the Group One NRM Sprint at Te Rapa.
Orr Stakes return for Awesome Rock Emirates Stakes winner Awesome Rock has feature races at home and abroad in the pipeline this preparation, beginning with the C F Orr Stakes.
Azazel, Roomooz to run in Diamond Preludes The Blue Diamond hopes of the Tony McEvoy-trained Azazel and Roomooz will be put to the test when they run in the Preludes at Caulfield.
Paul Hammersely to ride Junction in Sydney Gold Coast jockey Paul Hammersley will ride the Bryan and Daniel Guy-trained two-year-old Junction in the $250,000 Inglis Classic at Randwick.
Star-studded nominations C F Orr Stakes The C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield has attracted 17 nominations including 10 individual Group One winners.
Cranbourne trials put back 24 hours Heavy rain has forced a set of Cranbourne barrier trials, scheduled to feature several Group One winners, to be postponed for 24 hours.
Winx could face full field in Apollo Champion Winx has opened the $1.20 favourite for her return in the Group Two Apollo Stakes which has attracted 17 entries.
She Will Reign rules barrier trial She Will Reign has assumed outright Golden Slipper favouritism after blitzing her opposition in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
Manhattan Rain to relocate to Blue Gum Farm in Victoria It is with great excitement and anticipation that Blue Gum Farm announces the relocation of Encosta De Lago's impeccably credentialed son Manhattan Rain to Victoria.
Slipper equal fav in Warwick Farm trial She Will Reign will be given a fitness test in a Warwick Farm barrier trial as she builds towards the Golden Slipper.
I Am A Star to resume in G2 Rubiton Stakes Myer Classic winner I Am A Star will continue preparations for her Rubiton Stakes return when she trials at Cranbourne over 800m.
Houtzen's comeback start still undecided Trainer Toby Edmonds has a few options with Magic Millions winner Houtzen who is back in work preparing for the Group One Golden Slipper.
The Quarterback facing up to challenge The Quarterback is about to embark on an autumn campaign which may lead to richer spring assignments.
Dunn to rely on Perfect Dare in Cship heat Trainer Matt Dunn is likely to have just one runner, Perfect Dare, in the first heat of the Country Championship at Grafton.
Female British jockeys against allowance Britain's female jockeys say the news their French counterparts will be given an allowance is disappointing.
Limestone on target for Diamond Prelude The Darren Weir-trained Limestone will be out to add a Blue Diamond Prelude to her Preview win when she steps out again at Caulfield.
Darren Gauci unplaced in final race ride After a win earlier in the day an emotional Darren Gauci has finished out of the placings on Longeron at Caulfield in his final race ride.
Oakleigh Plate option for Thermal Current A Listed win at Caulfield could have earned sprinter Thermal Current a crack at the Group One Oakleigh Plate.
Ron Stewart charges home on Colour Comeback jockey Ron Stewart has continued his recent success after getting a late call-up to ride outsider Colour Charge at Eagle Farm.
Adkins, Smith share first stakes success Breeders' Classic outsider In Her Time has given trainer Ben Smith and apprentice jockey Andrew Adkins their first stakes wins.
Legless Veuve wins Manfred Stakes Legless Veuve has scored a win over the colts and geldings in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield on her path towards the Australian Guineas.
Man From Uncle wins Eskimo Prince Stakes The Anthony Cummings-trained Man From Uncle has resumed to beat a field of promising three-year-olds in the Eskimo Prince Stakes.
Glenrowan Prince gives Hann first city win Bendigo trainer Kym Hann has celebrated his first city win with five-year-old gelding Glenrowan Prince at Caulfield.
Tough Blue Diamond decision for Williams Craig Williams has collected a winning two-year-old double at Caulfield and now has the choice of five mounts in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Divine Service on best behaviour at Farm The quirky Divine Service has been on his best behaviour to score a solid win in the Open Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Dal Cielo in back-to-back wins for Lees Former New Zealand star Dal Cielo has regained his mojo, winning his second Sydney race for new trainer Kris Lees.
Jukebox stamps Diamond claims at Caulfield Two-year-old Jukebox has made it two wins from as many starts in the Inglis Premier at Caulfield to stamp himself as a genuine Blue Diamond contender.
Red Hot Miss in Eagle Farm upset Red Hot Miss has run up to her Toowoomba jump-out form to upset a field of smart two-year-olds at Eagle Farm.
Veranillo books Slipper spot for Godolphin Veranillo has added to Godolphin's recent record in the Lonhro Plate by winning the Listed race for two-year-olds at Randwick.
Darren Gauci rides a winner on final day Senior jockeys have turned out in the winners' enclosure to welcome the retiring Darren Gauci after his win on Goodwill at Caulfield.
Hot Ruby breaks drought at Caulfield The Luke Oliver-trained Hot Ruby has broken through for her first win for 21 months at Caulfield.
Hobart Derby win for Gai Waterhouse Northwest Passage has given trainer Gai Waterhouse a first Tasmanian Derby and will be aimed at even bigger races.
Increased metro prize money begins in Vic Minimum prize money of $100,000 for open handicaps and two and three-year-old races at Victoria's Saturday metropolitan meetings begin on Chairman's Stakes day.
Interstate runner ready for Inglis Premier Perast is the only interstate runner in the Inglis Premier at Caulfield and will be out to maintain an unbeaten start to his career after a debut win at Scone.
Victoria Derby winner in Randwick cameo Prized Icon, winner of the Victoria Derby, will be seen for the first time since his Classic win when he has a race day gallop at Randwick.
Noonans to combine in G3 Manfred Stakes Jockey Jake Noonan and his trainer father Tony will be chasing their first stakes win together when Manolo Blahniq runs at Caulfield.
Bezel to step up in Eskimo Prince Godolphin colt Bezel is the new favourite for the Eskimo Prince Stakes following the withdrawal of Omei Sword.
Career of Darren Gauci drawing to a close As Darren Gauci's career in the saddle draws to close, the champion jockey has been able to keep his emotions in check ahead of his final day at Caulfield.
Double open chance for Tony Gollan Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has two chances to continue his run of wins in open company races with former Sydney horses at Eagle Farm.
Strong book for Williams at Caulfield Craig Williams is looking to extend his lead in his premiership defence with a strong book of rides in feature races at Caulfield.
Oink to be aimed at Brisbane winter The bumper crop of Sydney three-year-olds will probably lead trainer Kelly Schweida to keep the promising Oink at home in Brisbane.
Omei Sword to miss Eskimo Prince A slight muscle problem has forced the withdrawal of Omei Sword from the Eskimo Prince Stakes with trainer Chris Waller hoping to run her a week later.
Dual Arc winner Treve delivers first foal Dual Prix de l'Arc winner Treve has delivered her first foal in France, a colt by Dubawi.
Local stars step out in Canberra trial Canberra-trained stars Fell Swoop and Single Gaze will run in a 900-metre barrier trial at their local track.
Leigh Roche outed for five weeks Visiting Irish jockey Leigh Roche's stint in Australia has been marred by a five-week ban for his handling of a horse in a staying race at Randwick.
Guineas hopes step out in Manfred Stakes A number of Australian Guineas hopefuls will step out in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield including Sandown Guineas winner Morton's Fork.
Vic administrators applaud Everest concept Racing administrators in Victoria see the new $10 million race The Everest as a positive for Australian racing globally.
Goodwood Cup upgraded to Group One status The Goodwood Cup, often used as a Melbourne Cup lead-up, has been upgraded to Group One level.
Group One line up for Cranbourne trial Five Group One winners are set to trial over 800m in the opening heat of 22 trials at Cranbourne.
A look at jockey Darren Gauci's career A snapshot of Darren Gauci's career as a jockey in the lead-up to his final meeting at Caulfield.
Gauci set for final meeting as a jockey Darren Gauci will ride competitively for the final time at Caulfield before retiring from the saddle to begin a new role as an apprentice jockey coach.
Guest of Honour back to near best Group One performer Guest Of Honour will have his first start for Matt Dunn with the trainer buoyed by his recent barrier trial win.
Formality to press her Blue Diamond claims Lindsay Park will have two representatives in the Chairman's Stakes, an important lead-up to the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Smith bides his Time to target G2 Breeders Newcastle trainer Ben Smith could score the biggest win of his career if lightly raced mare In Her Time can triumph in the Group Two Breeders' Classic.
Meadow being set for possible Oaks double Promising filly Meadow resumes at Eagle Farm to begin a preparation aimed at the Australian Oaks and Queensland Oaks.
Japanese star to stand at Arrowfield Stud Japanese star Maurice will join the Arrowfield Stud stallion roster for the southern hemisphere season.
Greg Bennett to join Aquis Farm Respected Scone trainer Greg Bennett is to hand in his licence and take up a position with Aquis Farm.
MAURICE JOINS THE ARROWFIELD ROSTER Australia’s Arrowfield Stud is proud to announce that international champion and six-time Group 1 winner Maurice will shuttle to Arrowfield from the 2017 southern hemisphere breeding season onwards.
Prime Dispatch 2/2/2017 Catch up on the latest in the Prime stable and take a closer look at their recent yearling purchases in this week's Prime Dispatch.
Aquis Farm Team Up with Greg Bennett Aquis Farm is excited to announce the appointment of leading New South Wales Trainer Greg Bennett as the Director of Racehorse Development at Aquis Farm
Payne almost bags Sandown double The lack of seasoning over a staying trip for Thunder Connection has cost Andrew Payne a winning double at Sandown.
The world's richest thoroughbred races With the announcement of a $10m sprint race to be held at Randwick, find out where it sits in the richest thoroughbred contests in the world.
Currie looking forward to Hey Doc return Caulfield Guineas placegetter Hey Doc is one of several talented three-year-olds set to make their return in the Group Three Manfred Stakes.
Jim Byrne showcases his ability Jim Byrne has shown why he would be a big loss to Brisbane racing if he accepts an overseas contract with his win on Don't Doubt Da Wife at Doomben.
Eshtiraak stakes Diamond claims at Sandown Eshtiraak has put his name forward as a potential Blue Diamond Stakes contender with a fighting win at Sandown.
Caulfield swan song for retiring Gauci Darren Gauci will ride competitively for the final time at Caulfield before starting a new phase of his career as an apprentice jockey coach .
NSW bush trainer McCarney outed for cobalt Wellington trainer Garry McCartney will spend 15 months away from racing after being disqualified for cobalt offences.
Star pair in strong raceday gallop Star Brisbane gallopers Too Good To Refuse and Cylinder Beach have worked solidly between races at Doomben in the lead up to a Sydney trip.
Waller starting quest for elusive Coolmore Trainer Chris Waller has won more of half the Group One titles available in Sydney and his team for the elusive Coolmore Classic is beginning to take shape.
Jukebox out to press Blue Diamond claims Debut winner Jukebox will be out to stamp himself as a genuine Blue Diamond Stakes contender when he lines up in the $250,000 Inglis Premier at Caulfield.
Lindsay Hatch in form for biggest win Trainer Lindsay Hatch has had five winners from his past nine runners but he believes his biggest win could be successful bowel cancer surgery.
Sydney to hold world's richest turf race Randwick will host the world's richest race on turf worth $10 million with The Everest, a 1200m-sprint, to be run in the Sydney spring carnival.
Chautauqua back to his old self in trial Chautauqua is likely to make his reappearance in a Group Two race at Caulfield rather than the Lightning Stakes a week later.
Three interstate runners in Hobart Cup The Darren Weir-trained Big Duke is one of three interstate runners among the field of 10 for the $200,000 Hobart Cup.
From Within on track for Riesling Stakes Trainer Chris Waller will give From Within a chance to stake her claims for a Golden Slipper start after a strong recovery from her Magic Millions failure.
Warrnambool to host Jericho Cup in 2018 The Warrnambool Racing Club will stage a 4600m race in November 2018 named the Jericho Cup which will be restricted to Australian and New Zealand horses.
Alpine Eagle to stand at stud in Tasmania Group Two winner and Group One placegetter Alpine Eagle will stand at Armidale Stud in Tasmania.
Zahra impressed by Cao Cao jump-out Jockey Mark Zahra is looking forward to Cao Cao's scheduled return in the Blue Diamond Prelude after partnering the colt in his latest jump-out at Caulfield.
Vandyke appealing $25k Yankee Rose fine Yankee Rose's trainer David Vandyke has lodged an appeal over the $25,000 fine he was hit with after Yankee Rose returned a positive swab to Ketorolac.
Spoils fitter for Chairman's Stakes tilt Trainer Clinton McDonald expects two-year-old Spoils to strip fitter in the Chairman's Stakes after her first-up fourth in the Blue Diamond Fillies Preview.
Champion Winx shuns life of fame and glory Trainer Chris Waller says he works hard to ensure superstar mare Winx doesn't receive any special treatment around the stable despite her stellar record.
Star 3YOs returning for the Waller stable Trainer Chris Waller is confident exciting three-year-olds Omei Sword and Comin' Through have improved as they look to Group One targets during autumn.
Castelo after back-to-back wins at Sandown Trainer Clinton McDonald is looking to Regan Bayliss and Castelo to repeat their last-start win at Sandown.
Gold Trail in line for Mornington Cup Recent Dubai winner Gold Trail is likely to come to Australia for the Mornington Cup in an attempt to qualify for the Caulfield Cup.
Deanne Panya recovering from chin surgery Apprentice Deanne Panya is likely to require surgery to repair a broken collarbone suffered after falling in the Widden Stakes at Rosehill.
Many Clouds' cause of death determined A post-mortem examination has revealed the sudden death of Many Clouds at Cheltenham on Saturday was caused by severe pulmonary haemorrhage.
Chautauqua runs third in trial Chautauqua, the world's highest rated sprinter, has run third in a 900-metre barrier trial at Rosehill ahead of his autumn campaign.
Jameka pleases in Caulfield jump-out Caulfield Cup winner Jameka has pleased connections in a jump-out at Caulfield as she prepares for her return to racing in the C F Orr Stakes.
Winx a pleasing third in barrier trial Trainer Chris Waller says Winx only needs to hold her spring form to defend her crown as the world's best horse on turf during her four-start autumn campaign.
Tommy Berry wins Hong Kong Group One race Tommy Berry has steered the John Moore-trained Helene Paragon to victory in the Group One Stewards' Cup at Sha Tin.
James Cummings to train Frankel colt The only Frankel yearling catalogued at the Karaka Sale in New Zealand will be trained in Sydney by James Cummings.
Heartbreak City set for Dubai Gold Cup Melbourne Cup runner-up Heartbreak City is likely to revert to the Flat for a tilt at the Dubai Gold Cup at Meydan.
Money for Omei Sword to defeat Impending Chris Waller-trained filly Omei Sword has been supported to beat Godolphin colt Impending in Saturday's Group Three Eskimo Prince Stakes at Randwick.
Track condition to determine first-up run Inside Agent is ready to make his return but track conditions will determine whether it is in Melbourne or Sydney.
Winx, Chautauqua down to trial at Rosehill Australian racing's two highest rated horses Winx and Chautauqua will step out in barrier trials at Rosehill on Tuesday as they prepare for Group One targets.
Dale weighing up options for Mossman Gorge Canberra trainer Matthew Dale is considering his options for talented two-year-old colt Mossman Gorge as he looks towards the Group Three Black Opal Stakes.
City bid for Glenrowan Prince at Caulfield A Listed race or a restricted benchmark 78 grade event will be the next assignment for country sprinter Glenrowan Prince.
SIR MOMENTS Brings Up Win Number Nine! Grand gelding SIR MOMENTS took his total prizemoney past $800k with victory in the Listed Sunshine Coast Cup (1400m) on Saturday.
Pfieffer hunting G1 glory with Denmagic Trainer David Pfieffer has set his sights on the Coolmore Classic for Denmagic as he chases an elusive Group One victory.
Gelagotis sets sights on Group One races Trainer Peter Gelagotis is eyeing some of the big Group One sprints in Melbourne and Sydney with stable stars Malaguerra and Illustrious Lad.
Godolphin steps in at Karaka yearling sale Godolphin has made its presence felt at the Karaka Sale in New Zealand for the first time.
Brisbane's racing station turns 25 Brisbane based RadioTAB, which covers a huge area of Australia, turns 25 this week.
Prized Icon returns with impressive trial Dual Group One winner Prized Icon has closed off well in a barrier trial at Hawkesbury as the James Cummings-trained colt tunes up for his autumn targets.
Melody Belle in tune in Karaka Million Melody Belle has sprung an upset in the $1 million Karaka Million for two-year-olds at Ellerslie.
Geelong to address turf track bias The Geelong Racing Club will work with Racing Victoria to address track bias on the turf track.
Goold deserves more chances: Doughty Trainer Kelly Doughty believes jockey Geoff Goold is vastly under-rated and has shown that with his win on Arki.
Richards back a winner at Flemington Trainer Steve Richards has overcome an injury that almost claimed his life to lead in a winner at Flemington.
Deanne Panya recovering after fall Sydney apprentice Deanne Panya is recovering from injuries suffered in a Rosehill fall.
Edmonds eyeing Oaks mission for Ahndras Trainer Toby Edmonds believes improving filly Ahndras can develop into an Oaks contender.
Arod to run first-up in Orr Stakes Now in the care of Chris Waller, Arod will head to Melbourne for a first-up tilt at the Group One C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Dubai possibility for Lindsay Park pair Faatinah and Almoonqith have been entered for support races on Dubai World Cup night but will need to be in top form to warrant making the trip.
Arrogate wins $12 million Pegasus Cup Arrogate has won the Pegasus World Cup in which California Chrome has finished out of the placings in his final race.
Trainer Lindsay Gough's secret to success Trainer Lindsay Gough's affinity with the family of Secret Donna has prompted him to buy the broodmare.
Jockey Edgar Britt dies aged 103 Jockey Edgar Britt has died aged 103 after a life and career that took him around the world and back again.
GN winner Many Clouds dies after win Many Clouds has collapsed and died after beating the favourite Thistlecrack in a steeplechase at Cheltenham.
Tivaci too strong first-up at Flemington Stronger races are on the agenda for Tivaci after he returned to racing with an impressive stakes win at Flemington.
Steve O'Dea produces a moment to remember Steve O'Dea has celebrated a return to stakes winning form by Sir Moments in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Music Magnate in tune in G2 Expressway win Trainer Bjorn Baker has breathed a sigh of relief after Group One winner Music Magnate resumed a winner in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
Perpetual Crisis lands big Inglis prize A $20,000 yearling has given his owners a healthy pay day with a sales-restricted race win at Flemington.
Corey Brown back in town with Sydney win Jockey Corey Brown has ridden a winner on Royal Navy at his first meeting since moving back to Sydney to continue his career.
Goldstream gets on the board at Flemington Italian Derby winner Goldstream has broken through for his first Australian victory with an all-the-way win at Flemington.
Madame De Ban electric in Highway victory Matthew Dunn has set a new benchmark after Madame De Ban gave the trainer his seventh Highway victory.
Snitzkraft to be aimed at winter carnival Kelso Wood will recommend two-year-old Snitzkraft misses the autumn carnivals to run in the winter and spring.
Teaspoon fights back to win Widden Stakes Trainer Michael Freedman has won his first Group race in Australia with Teaspoon taking out the Widden Stakes.
Pariah stakes Blue Diamond claims Trainer Peter and Paul Snowden have unveiled another promising two-year-old colt after Pariah made a winning debut in the Canonbury Stakes at Rosehill.
San Telmo confirms top rating at Coast Lightly raced San Telmo has confirmed his rating as a future star stayer with his win in an open handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Panya breaks collarbone in Rosehill fall Apprentice jockey Deanne Panya has broken her collarbone after falling off Sebring Express in the Widden Stakes at Rosehill.
Navagio impresses first-up at Flemington Lightly raced three-year-old filly Navagio has made a winning return to racing with victory in the Doriemus Handicap at Flemington.
Malaguerra wins Australia Stakes Malaguerra has equalled Miss Andretti's Moonee Valley 1200-metre record with his blistering victory in the Group Two Australia Stakes.
Werribee meeting out of the picture A Victorian race meeting has been delayed more than an hour because photo finish equipment was unavailable.
Hartnell not asked for too much in trial Godolphin's Hartnell has been made his first public appearance since his Melbourne Cup third in a barrier trial at Randwick.
Class drop to help Birchley pair at Coast Trainer Liam Birchley hopes a sharp drop in class can help Real Princess and Crack Me Up score their first wins of the summer.
Sebring Express to be closer to speed Trainer Gary Portelli believes a genuine speed will suit Sebring Express in the Widden Stakes and help her towards a possible Golden Slipper start.
Weir has the numbers in Flemington sprint Darren Weir has a strong hand in a sprint race at Flemington but is expecting improvement from the trio ahead of bigger assignments.
Jeff Lloyd chooses Flamboyer in Cup Top jockey Jeff Lloyd has chosen to ride Flamboyer as his ride in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Tony Gollan still keen on Sydney stable Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is still keen on a full-time Sydney move despite closing his Rosehill stable.
Chairman's Sale heads new Easter schedule at Inglis The introduction of an exciting new concept in thoroughbred sales either side of the Australian Easter Yearling Sale is set to create the biggest fortnight of horse auctions in Australasian history.
Champion 2yo Shalaa to stand at Arrowfield in 2017
Al Shaqab’s Champion 2YO Shalaa (IRE) will shuttle to Arrowfield Stud in Australia from 2017.
Xtravagant to stand at Newhaven Park Australia's Newhaven Park Stud will stand dual New Zealand Group One winner Xtravagant.
McGillivray's win soured in stewards' room Apprentice rider Matthew McGillivray has paid the price for his win on Pick Me Up at Randwick with stewards handing him a careless riding suspension.
Group One shot for in-form Grande Rosso The Group One C F Orr Stakes is likely to be Grande Rosso's next assignment after his fighting win in the John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield.
Destiny's Kiss reaches milestone with Cup Destiny's Kiss has sailed through the $1 million prize money barrier by winning the Listed Australia Day Cup at Rosehill.
Don continues endless run of winners Endless Don has become the latest winner for broodmare Endless Maize at his 15th start after testing a Group One horse on his debut.
Dodging Bullets back to winning form A small field and a good draw have been the right mix for Dodging Bullets to record his first win for 18 months at Caulfield.
Kuro aims to stop the Music in Expressway Jockey Josh Parr says Kuro has race fitness on his side as he looks to beat Group Two Expressway Stakes favourite Music Magnate.
Late fees needed for Blue Diamond chances Limestone and Property aren't among entries for the Blue Diamond Stakes and connections will need to pay late fees for the Preview winners.
Trainer Ben Hull times run with Prince In-form trainer Ben Hull is hoping to reignite Timeless Prince's form in a benchmark race at the Sunshine Coast.
Nauti Gal gets shot at Widden Stakes upset The Kris Lees-trained Lets Get Nauti Gal will use the Group Three Widden Stakes as a springboard to the $250,000 Inglis Classic.
Gelded Well Sprung returns at Flemington Co-trainer Lyn Tolson is hoping a gelding operation can help Well Sprung realise his full potential on the racetrack.
Waller, Bowman return from London in style Jockey Hugh Bowman has stepped off a plane from London hours before lifting three-year-old colt Sizzling Bullet to victory at Randwick.
Jumbo Prince to reign at Sunshine Coast Diminutive gelding Jumbo Prince has a heart to match his name and will be out to add to his record at the Sunshine Coast.
Chetwood leads Godolphin's Valley charge Chetwood and Peacock will be the Godolphin representatives in the Group Two Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Make My Own Luck to strike at Coast Trainer John Zielke believes Make My Own Luck is ready to hit the limelight in the $125,000 Sunshine Coast Classic.
Another UAE trainer outed for cobalt The Emirates Racing Authority has disqualified a second trainer for a cobalt offence.
Sunshine Coast racing identity honoured Long serving Sunshine Coast Turf Club committee member Don Moffatt has been appointed to the Order of Australia in the Australia Day honours list.
Shalmaneser returning to Randwick for Cup Trainer Jason Attard says he couldn't be happier with Shalmaneser as the horse aims to improve on two stakes placings in the Listed Australia Day Cup.
Mini Meld overcomes problems to win Trainer Mel Eggleston can finally breath a sigh of relief after Mini Meld overcame difficulties to grab a dead heat win at the Gold Coast.
Kirani up for challenge at Flemington Kirani will carry the minimum handicap in a stakes race at Flemington after lumping big weights in his previous assignments.
Junction earns Sydney trip with Coast win Junction has earned his ticket to Sydney for a rich Inglis sales race with a winning debut at the Gold Coast.
Le Romain in strong trial win at Newcastle The Kris Lees-trained Le Romain has won a barrier trial as he continues his progression to Group One targets during Sydney's autumn carnival.
Ambition comes to fruition for trainer Russell Bell is hoping Sirbible can send Darren Gauci into retirement with a Group Two win in the Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Freedman hoping Teaspoon can measure up Trainer Michael Freedman will use the Group Three Widden Stakes to get a guide on two-year-old filly Teaspoon.
Snitzkraft to close summer campaign Kelso Wood is confident Snitzkraft can win the final two-year-old feature of the Queensland summer and go on to longer races.
Grande Rosso to continue consistent form Grande Rosso has proven a consistent money spinner for Lindsay Park since joining the stable and can continue his form at stakes level at Caulfield.
Ameridon arrives for Karaka Million Brisbane colt Ameridon has arrived safely in Auckland with his trainer Liam Birchley trying to win a third Karaka Million.
Pakenham time shift because of setting sun The setting sun has forced time changes for staying races at Pakenham night meetings.
Winning Rupert retired to stand at Newgate Three-year-old colt Winning Rupert has been retired to stand at Newgate Farm after winning five of his six career starts.
Blue Diamond favouritism up for grabs Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield are expected to have a bearing on the market for Melbourne's premier two-year-old race, the Blue Diamond Stakes.
All about Turf Racehorse of the year Winx Some statistics about champion mare Winx - who has been named the best turf racehorse in the world.
Waller targeting Europe for Winx in 2018 Trainer Chris Waller is planning to bring Winx to Europe in 2018 providing she can win a third successive Cox Plate later this year.
No charges against trainer Kane Harris Stewards will not pursue cobalt charges against Victorian trainer Kane Harris with the reserve samples coming in under the threshold.
Diamond warm-up for Lindsay Park juveniles Tulip and Wait For No One will be Lindsay Park's representatives in divisions of the Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield.
Dream Folk to go one better at Randwick Dream Folk will be out to go one better than a year ago when he meets Destiny's Kiss again in the Australia Day Cup at Randwick.
NSW country administrator Noel Leckie dies Scone Race Club stalwart and chairman Noel Leckie has died suddenly aged 64.
Sunday Escape to back up at Flemington A Listed race at Flemington is on the agenda for Sunday Escape a week after his placing at Moonee Valley.
Two-year-old Menari to ease stable loss The loss of stable favourite Bachman has put a dampener on Gerald Ryan's week which he hopes to ease at Rosehill.
Darren Gauci set for new racing challenge Darren Gauci has announced his retirement from the saddle and will take up a position coaching young Victorian jockeys.
Winx among nominations for Australian Cup Champion mare Winx is one of 61 horses nominated for the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Date set for James McDonald appeal Jockey James McDonald will have his appeal against disqualification heard in March.
Brown to make Sydney return at Rosehill Corey Brown is set to make his return to Sydney's jockey ranks at Rosehill after more than three years riding in Singapore.
McEvoy pair to contest Diamond Previews Azazel and Miss Wahoo will represent the Tony McEvoy stable in the divisions of the Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield.
Tivaci to resume over 1000m at Flemington A 1000m victory would look good on the record of Tivaci before the four-year-old goes chasing a Group One weight-for-age victory.
Bowman set to ride Big Money in Expressway Big Money will line up in the Group Two Expressway Stakes without regular jockey Robert Thompson, with Hugh Bowman set to take the ride.
Sydney lawyer takes up Cartwright fight Adelaide jockey Josh Cartwright has called on Sydney lawyer Wayne Pasterfield to help out after pleading guilty to a reckless riding charge.
Song to tackle last summer feature Sold For Song is off to Caloundra for the last feature race of the Queensland summer while stablemate Puff's Girl heads to Sydney.
Astern given quiet time in trial hit-out Godolphin colt Astern has finished fifth in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm as he starts his quest to add another Group One victory to his record.
Fruitful season for Manhattan Rain The 2016/17 season is certainly proving fruitful for Arrowfield's quiet achiever Manhattan Rain, sire of quality Melbourne sprinter Wild Rain, Golden Slipper favourite She Will Reign and South African Group winner Whisky Baron.
Third Stakes Winner for So You Think The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable have a high opinion of exciting staying prospect Northwest Passage (3g So You Think x Danevade, by Danehill), so there was no surprise when he came out and blitzed his rivals in Tasmania on Sunday to win the Listed $100,000 Hobart Guineas by seven and a half lengths.
First Light Racing's Summer Stable BBQs & Yearling Parades Upcoming events in the First Light Racing stable not to be missed!
Chrome named US Horse of the Year California Chrome has been named United States Horse of the Year for a second time.
Heartbreak City unplaced in jumps return Heartbreak City has finished midfield in a hurdle in Ireland at his first start since his second in the Melbourne Cup.
Waterhouse and Bott hit Tasmania The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Northwest Passage has dominated the Hobart Guineas in the lead-up to the Tasmanian Derby.
Dubai still an option for The Quarterback The Quarterback will contest the Lightning Stakes and Newmarket Handicap in Melbourne before any decision on a trip to Dubai for the Al Quoz Sprint.
Omei Sword nearing comeback Exciting filly Omei Sword will run in a barrier trial at Randwick ahead of her return aimed at the Coolmore Classic.
Roller coaster week for Emma Ljung Brisbane apprentice Emma Ljung has had a mixed week, ending with a suspension and a long shot winner.
Heat forces program change for I'm Belucci Brisbane's hot conditions mean Group One-placed I'm Belucci won't start this summer and will be prepared for the winter carnival.
Stars of Weir's team ready to resume Darren Weir is expected to have three Group One winners resuming in the Group Two Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Winx in running to be crowned world's best Trainer Chris Waller will attend the world's best racehorse awards in London where Winx is nominated for the top honour.
Group One placed Teronado has been retired Recurring injury has prompted the retirement of the Bruce Hill-trained Group One performer Teronado.
Australian Guineas winner Ferlax dies Australian Guineas winner Ferlax has been euthanised after suffering a catastrophic paddock injury at Haunui Farm.
Shinn hit with another careless riding ban Jockey Blake Shinn has been suspended for careless riding for the third time this month.
Eventful day for Dunn at Moonee Valley Dwayne Dunn has ridden through pain at Moonee Valley to land a winner on Ameristralia after earlier being dumped off a horse in the mounting yard.
Bowman narrowly avoids missing Winx rides Star Jockey Hugh Bowman has narrowly avoided a suspension which could have cost him autumn carnival rides on champion mare Winx.
Ecuador shows class in easy Carrington win Co-trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have been left to mull over how high to set the bar with Ecuador after his Carrington Stakes victory.
Hobart Cup next for import Big Duke The Group Three Hobart Cup is the next target for import Big Duke who has scored a strong win over 2040m at Moonee Valley.
Ron Stewart continues winning run Ron Stewart has made the most of his Singapore connection to ride his second winner for the Meagher training partnership this week.
Burning Front wins VOBIS Gold Star again The Darren Weir-trained Burning Front has won the VOBIS Gold Star for the second straight year in an emotional win for his owner.
Jeff Lloyd brings up 100 season wins Jeff Lloyd has ridden his 100th season winner and his ninth from just 17 rides for trainer Michael Nolan this season on Upstart Pride at Eagle Farm
Super Star Bobs combine for Highway win Trainer Matthew Dale is considering a tilt at the Listed Canberra Guineas after Super Star Bob's impressive Highway Handicap win at Randwick.
Tasmanian Oaks target for Wheal Leisure Archie Alexander has the Tasmanian Oaks in his sights with Wheal Leisure after the filly's hard-fought win at Moonee Valley.
Zasorceress wins well at Moonee Valley Zasorceress has brought up a race-to-race double for trainer Darren Weir from the opening two races at Moonee Valley.
Exceeds shows class in Randwick 2YO upset Trainer James Cummings has scored an early race-to-race double with Exceeds and Tactical Advantage winning at Randwick.
Paradis Imperial makes it five on end Rockhampton filly Paradis Imperial has brought her form to town to score a comfortable win over her city rivals at Eagle Farm.
Williams guides Gratwick to Valley win The Darren Weir-trained Gratwick has snapped a run of three-straight third placings with a front-running win at Moonee Valley.
Oxford Poet ready to put best foot forward Trainer Kim Waugh believes Oxford Poet's significant weight relief holds him in good stead for Saturday's Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick.
Brooke Ainsworth gets city chance Claiming apprentice Brooke Ainsworth gets her chance to shine in the city when she rides Ringo's A Rockstar at Eagle Farm.
Crystal Dreamer chases fourth-straight win Crystal Dreamer will drop back from 1200 to 1000 metres at Moonee Valley when he chases a fourth-straight win this preparation.
Lordag to return Robert Heathcote's faith A sharp drop in class should help Lordag repay trainer Robert Heathcote's faith with a win at Eagle Farm.
Valley stepping stone for Corstens stayer Co-trainer Troy Corstens says lightly raced Crediton is learning all the time and he believes he is a promising stayer for the future.
Yankee Rose disqualified from G1 Flight Yankee Rose has been disqualified from her second placing in the Group One Flight Stakes after testing positive to a prohibited substance.
Date set for Josh Cartwright hearing Stewards have set a date to resume the hearing into Josh Cartwright's reckless riding charge in Adelaide.
Bruce Brown hopes theory holds true Trainer Bruce Brown is hoping one of his oldest theories will hold true with promising mare Khaleesi at Eagle Farm.
Sandown Lakeside's green light for return The Sandown Lakeside track is ready for a return to racing after extensive remedial work.
Regan Bayliss a fully fledged jockey Having already outridden his claim, Regan Bayliss has been given permission to finish his apprenticeship early and become a senior jockey.
Hard Call on target for Valley assignment Trainer John Salanitri says Hard Call has come through his last-start win well and believes the gelding is right in the mix for the VOBIS Gold Star.
Nic's Vendetta out for Highway revenge Todd Howlett-trained Nic's Vendetta will be our for revenge when he lines up in his fourth Highway Handicap race at Randwick on Saturday.
Mossin' Around back after escaping fire Mossin' Around will be back at the races at Moonee Valley after having an eventful day out the last time she ventured to the Melbourne.
Muddy Rope coul face biggest test Trainer Chris Anderson is undecided whether to test Muddy Rope against top horses at Eagle Farm or go to the Sunshine Coast for an easier race.
Song And Laughter ready to win at Randwick Connections to mega-stable Godolphin could help Song And Laughter give rookie Warwick Farm trainer Richard Litt a maiden victory in his own name.
Luke Dittman reunites with Wicked Intent Chris Munce has called on in-form jockey Luke Dittman to ride speedy Wicked Intent at Eagle Farm.
Rain would be nice for Carrington roughie Rain will aid the chances of Wouldnt It Be Nice in the Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick which will be the gelding's 50th start.
Laming happy with Wellington Cup hope The Richard Laming-trained Sly Romance will be one of two Australian-trained stayers chasing a feature win in the Wellington Cup in New Zealand.
Paradis Imperial heads to Brisbane Unbeaten Rockhampton-trained filly Paradis Imperial will step up to city racing when she comes to Eagle Farm.
Fitting First Australian Winner for Squamosa It only seems fitting that the first Australian winner for Sun Stud's Squamosa should carry the purple and white Star Thoroughbreds colours that were carried with much success by her sire.
Ljung to see doctor before rides again Stewards have ordered apprentice Emma Ljung to see a doctor for a clearance before she takes her eight rides at Eagle Farm.
Apprentice to ride Heartbreak City Trainer Tony Martin has every faith in Donagh Meyler, handing him the high-profile ride on Heartbreak City for the Melbourne Cup runner-up's return.
UAE trainer outed for 2 years for cobalt A trainer in Abu Dhabi has been outed for two years after being found guilty of a cobalt offence.
Wide draw for Odyssey Moon in G1 Telegraph The Robert Smerdon-trained Odyssey Moon will jump from a wide barrier in the Group One Telegraph Handicap in New Zealand.
British racing 2nd most attended sport More than 5.98million people enjoyed a day at the races in 2016, with racing regaining its place as the second-best attended sport in Britain.
Mixed day for jockeys in Warwick Farm heat Blake Shinn has been suspended for careless riding while Tye Angland has been hailed as the key to Dorf Star's form reversal in a mixed day for jockeys.
Thompson, Cartwright suspended at Sandown In-form apprentice Ben Thompson and fellow apprentice Georgina Cartwright have been suspended for careless riding at Sandown.
Crocodile Rock impresses Melham at Sandown Jockey Ben Melham believes Crocodile Rock is poised to win better races after guiding the import to a dominant win over 2400m at Sandown.
Stable trifecta at Doomben for Tony Gollan Trainer Tony Gollan has been proven right after predicting a stable trifecta at Doomben.
Burning Front heads VOBIS Gold Star field The Darren Weir-trained Burning Front will be chasing back-to-back wins in the VOBIS Gold Star and headlines a field of nine for the Moonee Valley race.
Ecuador kept fresh for Carrington Stakes Co-trainer Adrian Bott says Ecuador has been kept fresh for Saturday's Carrington Stakes as the stayer looks to pinch another win at 1400 metres.
Luck finally goes with Snitzkraft Two-Year-Old Snitzkraft has shown his true ability with victory at Doomben to prompt winter carnival aspirations.
Into Orbit resumes with Sandown win Dwayne Dunn has a big opinion of three-year-old colt Into Orbit who has overcome a slow start to win first-up at Sandown and remain unbeaten.
Gauguin on road to G1 after midweek maiden Gauguin has posted a convincing maiden win at Warwick Farm with trainer James Cummings not afraid to signal Group One autumn targets.
Beer looks to Sydney with Jacqui's Joy Last-start Sandown winner Jacqui's Joy will head to Sydney to run at Randwick, with the prize money and field size major factors in the decision.
Alter call after consolation Qld win Million dollar filly Alter Call will be out for a consolation win at Eagle Farm after missing a run on Magic Millions day.
Heartbreak City favourite for jumps return Melbourne Cup runner-up Heartbreak City is favourite for his scheduled return over jumps in Ireland.
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Freshman Sires Make Karaka National Yearling Sales Series Debut Karaka 2017 will showcase the first yearling crops of 18 exciting new sires from throughout Australasia.
Rowan Waymouth recovering from surgery Former jockey Rowan Waymouth has undergone surgery to repair a fractured skull after apparently being kicked by a horse.
Darren Bell to resume limited training Darren Bell can resume limited training after one of his stables was cleared of the infectious disease strangles.
Bowman to ride at Karaka Millions meeting Hugh Bowman will ride Padraig in the $1 million Karaka Million, New Zealand's richest race.
Gold Symphony tuned up for Carrington tilt Co-trainer Paul Snowden says Gold Symphony's confidence-boosting win at Warwick Farm bodes well for his return to stakes racing at Randwick.
It Is Written aims for another Valley win Eight-year-old gelding It Is Written recently notched his eighth career Moonee Valley win and will be chasing another when he returns to his favourite track.
Neil Dyer suspended for three months The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has suspended trainer Neil Dyer for three months over a breach of the race day treatment rules.
Farson to face first city test at Sandown The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Farson will be tested in town for the first time when he runs at Sandown after a maiden win at Kilmore.
Portelli hoping for Selene's staying genes Trainer Gary Portelli is hoping Bel Selene, a sibling of Caulfield Cup winner Mummify, can successfully extend to 1300m at Warwick Farm.
Kerrin McEvoy to ride Turn Me Loose Melbourne Cup-winning rider Kerrin McEvoy will ride New Zealand star Turn Me Loose in the Group Two Australia Stakes.
Xtravagant out of the G1 Telegraph Australian sprinter Odyssey Moon has one less opponent in his Group One bid in New Zealand with long-time favourite Xtravagant scratched from the Telegraph.
Goodrich RAD Board hearing deferred The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board hearing into a charge against trainer Kate Goodrich has been deferred until March.
Knee surgery for Winning Rupert Winning Rupert, beaten as favourite in the Magic Millions Guineas, has been found to have a bone chip in a knee which will need surgery.
Katelyn Mallyon to compete in Macau Katelyn Mallyon and Emily Finnegan are among 12 riders who will compete in the inaugural International Mixed Doubles Jockeys Challenge in Macau.
O'Lonera to begin his campaign at Valley Trainer Cindy Alderson is planning to kick off O'Lonera's latest campaign in the $100,000 VOBIS Gold Star at Moonee Valley.
Stud failure Il Cavallo to return to track Il Cavallo, a close relation to Starspangledbanner, will return to the track after a failed stud career in New Zealand.
Stars ready to dance again at Randwick Dances On Stars is again among the entries for the Carrington Stakes at Randwick, three years after his win in the Listed race.
Stewards continue Cartwright investigation Stewards are continuing to investigate all aspects of the incident in an Adelaide race which has led to jockey Josh Cartwright's reckless riding charge.
Guard Of Honour to return at Randwick Listed winner Guard Of Honour is set to make his return at Randwick after two eye-catching barrier trials.
Plenty of zip left in veteran Steel Pat Duff and Nathan Day are among the few happy losers from Magic Millions day at the Gold Coast after a good run by veteran Steel Zip.
Le Romain to resume in Southern Cross Kris Lees has mapped out the autumn preparation for dual Group One winner Le Romain, starting with the Southern Cross Stakes at Randwick.
Yankee Rose positive test from Flight Dual Group One winner and Cox Plate placegetter Yankee Rose has returned a positive result to an anti-inflammatory from her second in the Flight Stakes.
I Am Invincible soars to the top The weekend belonged to Yarraman Park's I Am Invincible, who has now surged to the top of the Australian General Sires List taking the lead over Street Cry (IRE) and Snitzel.
South African Stakes-Winner for Star Witness Widden Stud's Star Witness added a new stakes-winner to his tally in South Africa on the weekend with three year-old colt Lord Balmoral taking out the Listed Fairview Wines Sophomore Sprint at Kenilworth on Saturday.
Odyssey Moon an $8 chance in Telegraph Australian sprinter Odyssey Moon will bid for an important Group One win in The Telegraph at Trentham.
Dundeel's little sister wins at Scone A sibling to champion Dundeel has made a winning Australian debut at Scone in country NSW.
Flying Jess sets Qld starting price record Flying Jess has equalled the record for the longest-priced winner of a major Queensland race with her win at $101 in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Hall Of Fame wins NZ G1 for Te Akau Hall Of Fame will head to the New Zealand Derby after posting a Group One win in the Levin Classic.
Apprentices making their mark in Melbourne Four apprentices sit in the top 10 in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership as the halfway mark of the season approaches.
Deanne Panya writes name in history Deanne Panya has joined a select group of apprentice riders to win a major race on Magic Millions day.
Robbie Fradd faces lengthy suspension Brisbane jockey Robbie Fradd has picked up his third suspension in two weeks and needs some luck in his appeals to avoid a lengthy time out.
Orr Stakes return for He's Our Rokkii The C F Orr Stakes is the target for Toorak Handicap winner He's Our Rokkii's return while stablemate Seaburge will begin his campaign in the CS Hayes Stakes.
Jeff Lloyd on track for fast century Magic Millions-winning jockey Jeff Lloyd's record-breaking run is set to continue as he powers towards 100 winners for the season.
Josh Cartwright facing hefty penalty Jockey Josh Cartwright faces a hefty suspension after pleading guilty to a reckless riding charge at Morphettville.
Roche, Spriggs in hot water at Randwick Irish jockey Leigh Roche has faced a grilling from stewards over his vigorous riding of the Bjorn Baker-trained Zatopaz at Randwick
Apprentices dominate at Flemington Apprentice riders have played a starring role on Chester Manifold Stakes day at Flemington, winning seven of the nine races on the program.
Fawke gets first Flemington winner Apprentice Sairyn Fawke has ridden his first Flemington winner aboard Kourkam for trainer Tony McEvoy.
Doyle shines bright in Randwick four-timer Godolphin jockey James Doyle has had a sparkling day at Randwick, riding four winners in a world-class display of riding.
Birchley horses earn $1 million in bonuses Liam Birchley-trained horses have passed $1million in bonus payments for women owners after Real Pincess ran eighth in the Magic Millions Classic
Target In Sight makes triumphant return Trainer Joe Pride showered Target In Sight in praise after the gelding returned from a bleeding ban to win the Magic Millions Sprint.
Houtzen brilliant in Magic Millions win Houtzen signalled she could be the fourth horse to win the Magic Millions-Golden Slipper double with a display of pace to win the $2 million Gold Coast race.
Grande Rosso takes out Chester Manifold In-form Grande Rosso has shown his liking for 1400m with victory in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington with apprentice Regan Bayliss aboard.
Flying Jess causes boilover in Guineas Flying Jess upstaged her more fancied rivals to win the Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast, inflicting the first defeat on boom colt Winning Rupert.
Two outed early on Magic Millions day Micheal Hellyer and Anthony Allen have both been suspended for 11 days for causing interference in early races on Magic Millions day.
Deanne Panya rewarded for hard work Apprentice Deanne Panya has been rewarded for her hard work with an upset win on Testashadow in the Magic Millions Cup.
Mertens brings up Flemington double Beau Mertens has brought up his first Flemington winning double with victories aboard Honey Cara and Thermal Current.
Last-to-first victory by Private Secretary Private Secretary produced a barnstorming finish to win the Magic Millions Fillies And Mares and exact revenge on runner-up I Am Zelady
Adkins emotional after timely Randwick win Apprentice rider Andrew Adkins has scored an emotional win at Randwick in the race where jockeys wore black armbands to honour Margaret Quinton.
Stratum Star survives protest in Trophy Darren Weir has had to wait for a protest result before celebrating the win of Stratum Star in the Magic Millions Trophy.
McNeil gets first city win as senior rider Jye McNeil has landed his first city win as a senior rider at Flemington on the same mare which gave him his final metropolitan winner as an apprentice.
Raiment beats older rivals at Randwick Raiment has fended off older rivals at Randwick to book her place in a Group Three race during The Championships.
Madotti prevails in tight finish Madotti finally had her moment to shine when she held off a barnstorming finish from In His Stride to win the Magic Millions QTIS Open.
Menari announces arrival with Randwick win Menari has won easily on debut at Randwick to foreshadow a promising future for the Gerald Ryan-trained two-year-old colt.
Oak Door wins opener at Flemington The Robert Smerdon-trained Oak Door has made it back-to-back city wins in Melbourne with victory over 1400m at Flemington.
Ajani continues Snowdens' Magic run The decision to geld Ajani has helped Sydney's Snowden training partnership continue its great run in feature races in Queensland.
UK announces levy reform boost for racing The UK plans to overhaul its levy system in place since 1961 which makes operators taking bets on UK racing from local punters pay 10 per cent of their profits.
Oliver's Gosford trip ends with suspension Star jockey Damien Oliver has been suspended for careless riding in the Gosford Gold Cup in which his mount Sense Of Occasion was runner-up.
Red Excitement continues thrilling run Gerald Ryan-trained Red Excitement has won the Listed Gosford Gold Cup while Kuro has taken out the Takeover Target Stakes for Joe Pride.
Bjorn Baker wins G3 on the eve of Millions The Bjorn Baker-trained Imposing Lass has won the Group Three Belle Of The Turf Stakes at Gosford to continue the stable's good run.
Underdog tag no worry for Kelly Schweida Trainer Kelly Schweida goes into Magic Millions day an underdog but he has a history of proving the pundits wrong.
Amanda Turner wants right Speed for Sabino Trainer Amanda Turner is weighing up whether Sabino Speed will get suitable conditions to win back-to-back Saturday races at Randwick.
Important winning run to continue Trainer Tony Gollan hopes his winning streak with owner Linda Huddy continues for at least one more run.
Tiara Star ruled out of Millions Classic First emergency Tiara Star will not run in the Millions Classic after being found to be lame while Guineas favourite Winning Rupert has passed a fitness test
Bayliss after more Flemington winners Chester Manifold Stakes contender Grande Rosso will form part of a good book of rides for in-form apprentice Regan Bayliss at Flemington.
Millions another major step for Aquis The Aquis Farm syndicate will continue its rise in Australian racing when Colosimo runs in the Magic Millions Classic on Saturday.
Mark Zahra keeping his faith in Madeenaty Madeenaty has lost Magic Millions favouritism in recent weeks but jockey Mark Zahra is maintaining his confidence in the filly.
Brian Fletcher, rider of Red Rum, has died Brian Fletcher, who rode three winners of the Grand National including two on Red Rum, has died, aged 69.
Bigger prizes for SA autumn horse races The South Australian government is boosting the prize money for horse races in the state's autumn carnival.
Gai eyes Slipper with $1.3m colt from MM A $1.3 million colt by More Than Ready has topped the rich list on the second day of the Magic Millions Yearling Sale on the Gold Coast.
Trainer reveals cobalt positive on live TV Trainer Kane Harris has announced Nitro Nick returned two positive test results for banned substance cobalt during a live television interview.
Bart Cummings' wife Valmae dies Anthony Cummings has announced the death of his mother Valmae, the widow of the late Bart Cummings.
Echo Effect to start campaign at Randwick Trainer Kristen Buchanan says Echo Effect is forward enough to be competitive at Randwick but match-fit horses could have the edge on him.
Jukebox presses Diamond claims on debut The Ciaron Maher-trained Jukebox has put himself in the Blue Diamond picture with a comfortable debut win at Geelong.
8YO Schumacher on road to Randwick return Eight-year-old gelding Schumacher is set to make his return to racing after 2-1/2 years on the sidelines, with Mudgee trainer David Smith impressed by his work.
Kemp excited for first Flemington runner Toowoomba trainer Kevin Kemp will have his first Flemington runner when Sold For Song runs in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes.
Ours To Keep to challenge for favouritism A good barrier draw has Brisbane colt Ours To Keep shortening dramatically to win the Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic.
Career-changing Sofin set for biggest test Bush trainer Shannon Fry is confident Sofin deserves her place in the Group Three Belle Of The Turf Stakes at Gosford.
Omens are good for Madotti this time Madotti has had no luck at the past two Magic Millions carnivals but has everything to suit in the QTIS race at the Gold Coast.
Baker has massive assault on Millions Bjorn Baker will have a major hand in six Magic Millions day races which could reap as much as $5 million prize money.
Madeenaty to continue Wyong tradition Trainer David Hayes believes Madeenaty can become the fourth horse in seven years to complete the Wyong Millions-Magic Millions Classic double.
Cheltenham Gold Cup winner retired Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Don Cossack has been retired after suffering a setback.
Almost 200 Blue Diamond second acceptors Second acceptances have been taken for the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes, with 198 two-year-olds still in contention for the $1.5 million race at Caulfield.
Dundeel colt tops first day of Millions A colt by Dundeel out of Miss Finland has topped the first day of the Magic Millions yearling sale at $900,000.
Bayliss rides double but cops suspension Apprentice Regan Bayliss has been suspended for 11 meetings for careless riding at Sandown on a day he rode two winners.
El-Issa's first Syd win since cancer fight Jockey Bobby El-Issa has scored his first city winner since returning to riding after a harrowing battle with cancer.
Jacqui's Joy breaks drought at Sandown Apprentice Ethan Brown has notched his first city winner at Sandown aboard Jacqui's Joy but has also copped a suspension for an earlier ride.
Golden Archer gets first winner as a sire Former top sprinter Golden Archer has produced his first winner as a sire to coincide with the start of the yearling sales in Queensland.
Trevor Andrews in cobalt investigation Victorian trainer Trevor Andrews has had a horse test above the reduced cobalt threshold.
Malice's change of plan no damper: O'Shea Trainer John O'Shea is tipping Malice can improve off a last-start fourth and be competitive in Friday's Listed Gosford Gold Cup.
Moor heads to Sydney for Randwick ride A victory on four-year-old Portman at Bendigo two starts ago has led to Victorian jockey Daniel Moor heading to Sydney to ride the horse in a race at Randwick.
NZ record holding jockey Walsh retires New Zealand record-holding jockey David Walsh has confirmed his retirement after a battle with ill health.
Snitzel's regal legacy enhanced by Pharoah Trainer Gerald Ryan has won the first two races at Canterbury with three-year-old colts The Pharoah and Harper's Choice.
Airalign earns chance at Chester Manifold Apprentice Ben Thompson says in-form seven-year-old Airalign deserves his chance at stakes level for the first time in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes.
Payne-trained 2YOs gathering more Momentum Trainer David Payne is looking for two-year-old Momentum To Win to be running on late when he makes his debut at Randwick.
Snitzel and Ryan set to win again Trainer Gerald Ryan hopes his outstanding success with the offspring of Snitzel continues in the Magic Millions Classic.
Caffeine positive costs Coffey $2500 Trainer Austy Coffey has been fined $2500 after one of his horses tested positive to caffeine.
Black Caviar's mother Helsinge dies Influential broodmare Helsinge, whose progeny includes unbeaten champion Black Caviar and multiple Group One winner All Too Hard, has died.
British racing could lose Kempton course British Jockey Club Racecourses has announced a proposal to close Kempton for housing development.
Princely mount for Panya in Gosford Cup Apprentice jockey Deanne Panya has been given the nod by trainer David Payne to ride Foreign Prince in the Listed Gosford Cup.
Zupacharged chasing first stakes win Seven-year-old Zupacharged is set to contest the Chester Manifold Stakes for the second-straight year after finishing third in the Listed race 12 months ago.
Barthelona to make Flemington return Lightly raced sprinting colt Barthelona will make his return in an 1100m race at Flemington ahead of a planned shot at the Inglis Dash second-up.
Esteban building towards trio of Cups Exciting staying prospect Esteban will step up to 1400m at Randwick as he continues to build towards the Mornington Cup.
Graeme Spackman's colours win at Nowra Hangover Monday has claimed an emotional win at Nowra on the same day his former trainer Graeme Spackman died.
Loyalty Man to be dual acceptor Trainer Mike Moroney will accept with last-start Sydney winner Loyalty Man in the Magic Millions Cup and also a mile race in Sydney.
Murraguldrie marches forward to Canterbury Murraguldrie will be aiming for back-to-back metropolitan wins when he races in a benchmark handicap over 1550m at Canterbury.
Lady Selkirk out to bounce back at Sandown Trainer Matthew Williams is looking for Lady Selkirk to bounce back from her unplaced run at Caulfield when she heads to Sandown.
Omei Sword trials quietly at Warwick Farm Talented filly Omei Sword has beaten one runner home in a barrier trial, her first public appearance since running second to Astern in the Golden Rose.
Houtzen has to create history in Millions Houtzen has to overcome history if she is to become the first horse to win the Magic Millions Classic from the widest draw since it was opened up to both sexes.
G1 winning sprinter Holler retired to stud Godolphin has announced the retirement of Group One winning sprinter Holler who will stand at Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Stud.
Sir Prancealot to Cornerstone Stud Europe’s Champion Freshman Sire, SIR PRANCEALOT, will be shuttling from Tally Ho Stud in Ireland to Cornerstone Stud in South Australia from 2017.
Wicklow Brave to revert to jumping The Willie Mullins-trained Wicklow Brave is set to return to jumps racing after a disappointing Melbourne Cup.
Oliver heading north for Gosford features Villiers Stakes winner Sense Of Occasion headlines seven early nominations for Friday's Listed Gosford Cup (2100m).
Chloe's Puppet scores emotional maiden win Chloe's Puppet has scored an emotional win, the first runner trained by Rob Anderson after the death of his wife Trish.
Chris Munce to join elite group Chris Munce has already achieved a rare double for a jockey-turned-trainer and is now set for another milestone.
Benalla race meeting called off after rain Stewards have called off a Benalla race meeting because of surface water after 13mm of rain on race morning.
Newnham gunning for Careless Randwick win Trainer Mark Newnham is confident former Godolphin gelding Careless can continue his consistent form at Randwick on Saturday.
Awesome Rock to step out in jump-out Emirates Stakes winner Awesome Rock is building towards his planned return in the C F Orr Stakes and will ramp up preparations with a jump-out at Flemington.
From Within confirmed in MM Classic field A capacity field of 16 plus five emergencies has been declared for the rich Magic Millions 2YO Classic at the Gold Coast.
McCarthy in Magic Millions waiting game Murt The Flirt is in line to run at the Magic Millions race day for the third straight year so long as he can get on a flight to the Gold Coast.
Odyssey Moon heading to NZ for G1 sprint Melbourne sprinter Odyssey Moon will fly to New Zealand to chase a first Group One win in the Telegraph Handicap.
The CHOSEN One At Last! After three consecutive seconds, CHOSEN PRAYER’s consistency was finally rewarded with victory at Warwick Farm on Saturday.
ARBEITSAM Books Ticket to Gold Coast Magic Millions 3YO Guineas after Wonderful Win Highly promising 3yo Snitzel gelding ARBEITSAM (pronounced Are-Beat-Sam) led his high profile peers a merry dance and then broke their hearts when producing a crushing win over 1400m at Warwick Farm on Saturday 7 January.
Chrome gets his first look at Gulfstream California Chrome has had a light work-out at Gulfstream Park in Florida ahead of the Pegasus Stakes which will be his swan song.
Regally bred filly Woman fourth in trial Frankel filly Woman, a daughter of More Joyous, has finished a pleasing fourth in a barrier trial at Randwick.
Margaret Quinton dies suddenly Margaret Quinton, the wife of former champion jockey-turned trainer Ron Quinton, has died suddenly at their Sydney home.
Weir after more Magic Millions success Lucky Hussler will head back to the Gold Coast to defend the Magic Millions Cup and will form part of a strong team for trainer Darren Weir.
Robbie Fradd outed but free for Millions Jockey Robbie Fradd has been suspended on a careless riding charge for the second time in five days.
Portelli looks to the young and old Trainer Gary Portelli has his eyes on rich two-year-old races and another autumn campaign for stable veteran Rebel Dane.
Divine Mr Artie to run in Chester Manifold Divine Mr Artie will be out to bounce back from his unplaced run in the Standish Handicap when he lines up in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes.
Successful start for new partnership Rocknet's win has marked a successful start in Brisbane for some old friends from North Queensland.
Fell Swoop's first-up target not locked in The TJ Smith Stakes will be Fell Swoop's main autumn target but trainer Matthew Dale is keeping his options open on the path he takes.
Eckstein to test Winning Rupert: Goldman Trainer Kurt Goldman is growing in confidence Eckstein can test star colt Winning Rupert in the Magic Millions Guineas
Queensland takes punt on betting changes Racing Queensland hopes changes to race fields information rules will boost revenue in the state.
Melbourne Cup runner-up ready for return Heartbreak City could have his first start since his Melbourne Cup second in a hurdle at Leopardstown.
Allen rides double but cops a suspension Ben Allen has been hit with two careless riding charges from the same race at Caulfield and will spend 12 meetings on the sidelines.
Western Australia snatches Origin tie Brothers Brad and Chris Parnham have produced a strong riding performance to snatch a draw for Western Australia with NSW in the Origin jockeys series.
Steve Smith's fine hour of Cauthen's Power Cauthen's Power, part-owned by Steve Smith, has won at Warwick Farm to cap a superb day for the Australian Test captain.
Plein Ciel remains unbeaten in Australia German import Plein Ciel has maintained an unbeaten start to his Australian racing career with his fourth-straight victory in Victoria.
Dal Cielo breaks drought with dominant win Group One winner Dal Cielo has destroyed the Summer Sprint field at Warwick Farm to record his first win in almost two years.
Skulduggery races to Caulfield victory The Shaun Mathrick-trained Skulduggery has raced to victory at Caulfield, three days after finishing second in a race at Sandown.
Legends' sons combine for double Two of the greatest names in Australian racing - Moore and Dittman - have combined for a double at the Gold Coast.
Jake Noonan rides Caulfield double Jake Noonan has made the most of his only two rides at Caulfield with a winning double aboard Special Diva and Prussian Vixen.
Tulloch Lodge formula works for Arbeitsam Three-year-old gelding Arbeitsam has broken through for a maiden metropolitan win with a dominant performance at Warwick Farm.
Shinn's belief in Chosen Prayer rewarded Jockey Blake Shinn's insistence that Chosen Prayer could win in Sydney has paid off with a Highway Handicap triumph at Warwick Farm.
Crystal Dreamer makes it three in a row Jockey Andrew Mallyon has guided Crystal Dreamer to a third-straight win this campaign, with the sprinter scoring a hard-fought victory at Caulfield.
Houtzen rockets to Millions favouritism Star filly Houtzen has lived up to pre-race predictions, blitzing her opposition at the Gold Coast to earn favouritism for the Magic Millions Classic.
Colesberg's upset win has him in G1 frame Colesberg has stormed to victory on debut at Warwick Farm, upstaging hot favourite Single Bullet.
Catchy remains unbeaten with easy win BLeading lue Diamond Stakes contender Catchy has made it two wins from as many starts with a comfortable victory at Caulfield.
From Within pleases in track work-out Up-and-coming filly From Within has pleased trainer Chris Waller in a gallop ahead of the Magic Millions while stablemate Winx is on track for her return.
Catchy to press Blue Diamond claims One of Lindsay Park's promising juveniles, Catchy, will be out to press her claims as a leading Blue Diamond contender when she runs at Caulfield.
No Tan Tat ready for first city test Trainer Greg Eurell was impressed by No Tan Tat's maiden win at Geelong and believes she is capable of handling a step up in class at Caulfield.
Good Luck Malela on Derby trail Trainer Bryan Guy is hoping Good Luck Malela can confirm his belief he is a genuine staying prospect.
Weight's right for Cosmic Cameo at Farm Cosmic Cameo will carry the lowest weight of his career when he runs in the Summer Sprint at Warwick Farm.
Royal Applause out to snap run of seconds Royal Applause will be out to go one better than her three most recent races in town when she chases a first city win at Caulfield.
Gold Coast to suit Bodega Negra Iron horse Bodega Negra has a few factors in his favour at the Gold Coast as he steps up to 1800 metres on Saturday.
Lane suspended but right for Millions Damian Lane has been suspended for seven meetings for careless riding at Werribee but will not miss a Saturday fixture.
Blinkered approach for Sista Act Sista Act will carry blinkers for the first time as she tries to qualify for the Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic at the Gold Coast.
Ertijaal wins in Dubai for Jim Crowley Ertijaal, second to Buffering in the Group One Al Quoz Sprint, has begun his season with a win on the first night of the Dubai World Cup carnival.
Rewarding Effort ready for 1800m test Trainer Cindy Alderson says the in-form Rewarding Effort is thriving ahead of his first test over 1800m at Caulfield.
Soft track to help Panno Rossa at Coast Rain at the Gold Coast early this week is expected to help Panno Rossa who tackles the Open Handicap.
Waller pair shooting for three straight Hogmanay and Invinzabeel are progressing through their grades for Chris Waller and both will be chasing hat-tricks at Warwick Farm.
Crystal Dreamer chasing third-straight win Jockey Andrew Mallyon has three wins and a second from four rides aboard sprinter Crystal Dreamer and is hoping they can combine for another win at Caulfield.
Improvement expected from Creation Trainer Tony Sears hopes the booking of jockey Brad Pengelly and a softer track will help stakes-placed Pillar of Creation return to form at the Gold Coast.
Umawinner needs double luck at Gold Coast First starter Umawinner will need her fair share of luck when she runs at the Gold Coast if she is to make the field for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Tah Tah 2016 Promising galloper TAHSIN sent out the old and stylishly ushered in 2017 at Kembla Tuesday. The 4yo bounded past his rivals to emphatically take the C2 1600m event making it two on the trot.
Jockeys Origin teams reshaped Suspension and unavailability have forced a reshaping of the teams for the final round of the State of Origin jockeys' series at the Gold Coast.
Aitken suspension length hangs on appeal Apprentice Mitch Aitken is appealing a careless riding charge but has two others hanging over his head.
Boris Thornton lands overdue Sandown win After a stint in Tasmania, apprentice Boris Thornton is now based in Geelong with his father Glenn as he looks to establish himself back in Melbourne.
Smerdon double at Sandown with smart types Robert Smerdon has produced Let's Go To Rio and Oak Door to give his stable a race-to-race double at Sandown.
Dale has chance for another Highway win Trainer Matthew Dale has won five Highway Handicaps in Sydney and will be after another with four-year-old mare Yasnat who resumes at Warwick Farm.
Irish Constabulary for overdue Millions Irish Constabulary didn't start racing until he was seven but will finally get his chance in a Magic Millions race.
Kate Goodrich charged by RV stewards Victorian stewards have charged trainer Kate Goodrich with failing to allow them access to her stable for a race day inspection before a Kilmore meeting.
Chris Waller pays tribute to Shoot Out Multiple Group One winner Shoot Out, whose big race wins included the 2010 Australian Derby and two Chipping Norton Stakes, has died at the age of 10.
Better draw suits Alma's Rossa: Williams Matthew Williams believes a wide draw cost Alma's Rossa last start at Sandown and hopes the filly can snare a city win from a better gate at Caulfield.
Matt Dunn's decision to be rewarded Trainer Matt Dunn's decision to run two juveniles against older horses at a country meeting has more than likely earned them Magic Millions Classic starts.
Dee takes lightweight plunge in Sydney Without a ride in Melbourne, Michael Dee has decided on a trip to Sydney to ride lightweight chance Sundance at Warwick Farm.
Darren Bell hopes for partial clearance Darren Bell is hoping for a partial clearance as early as next week to start working some of his horses again after a strangles outbreak at his complex.
Al Quoz Sprint part of Global Challenge The Al Quoz Sprint has replaced the Golden Shaheen, another Group One race in Dubai, in the Global Sprint Challenge.
Trainer Ben Currie fined $9000 Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie has been fined $9000 after being found guilty of presenting Party Till Dawn to race with methamphetamine in her system.
Blake Shinn to miss Magic Millions day Blake Shinn will miss the chance for back-to-back Magic Millions Classic wins because of a careless riding suspension.
Another Brisbane campaign for Benzini New Zealand stayer Benzini will be prepared for a return to the Queensland winter carnival after coping well with a trip to Hong Kong.
Sense Of Occasion heading to Gosford Cup The Gosford Gold Cup is the next summer target for Group Two Villiers Stakes winner Sense Of Occasion.
Early Caulfield return for Mossin' Around Craig Williams will ride the Grahame Begg-trained mare Mossin' Around when she makes her race return at Caulfield.
Divine Mr Artie unlikely for Caulfield Murt The Flirt needs to bounce back to form at Caulfield if he is to earn a trip to the Gold Coast for a race on the rich Magic Millions program.
Tasmanian star Geegees Blackflash retired Popular veteran Geegees Blackflash, the winner of a record $1.93 million without leaving Tasmania, has been retired.
Indrik ready for an assault on Sandown After a first-up win for his new stable at Cranbourne, lightly raced Indrik is off to Sandown chasing a city win.
Dal Cielo heading to Summer Sprint Dal Cielo is scheduled to line up in the Summer Sprint at Warwick Farm after being a late scratching from a race at Randwick on Boxing Day.
Turn Me Loose primed for Australia Turn Me Loose is on target for a return to racing in the Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Destiny's Kiss wins Listed Tattersalls Cup Destiny's Kiss may be small in stature but it's hard to knock the size of his prize money earnings after the eight-year-old's Tattersalls Club Cup win.
Adelaide pair chasing bonus VOBIS money Super VOBIS bonus money has lured Adelaide trainer Ryan Balfour to Melbourne with two runners at Caulfield.
Nepean and Cassadee open winning accounts Nepean and Cassadee have scored impressive wins at Randwick to have their trainers confident they can aim for higher honours.
Lindsay Park excited by fillies prospects David Hayes has a high opinion of impressive debut winner Catchy who will run in a two-year-old race at Caulfield.
Blue blood breaks maiden status Well bred High Wind has continued the run of owner Linda Huddy and trainer Tony Gollan by breaking his maiden at Doomben
Portelli sweats on Millions run for Bullet The Gary Portelli-trained Single Bullet has been nominated to race at Warwick Farm as an insurance policy against missing a Magic Millions start.
Brad Parnham to replace Oliver in Origin Brad Parnham has been recalled to the West Australian team to replace suspended Damien Oliver on the State of Origin jockeys' series final day.
Spell for Oscietra after debut defeat Lindsay Park will not be tempted by autumn two-year-old riches for Oscietra who is heading for a break after her debut third at Flemington.
Rupert to keep winning over 1400m: Lloyd Jockey Jeff Lloyd is confident brilliant colt Winning Rupert will run a strong 1400 metres in the Magic Millions Guineas
Annus Mirabilis takes out Bagot Handicap An afterthought has landed the new connections of Annus Mirabilis victory in the Listed Bagot Handicap at Flemington.
AAP writer is Queensland's top tipster AAP's Brisbane racing journalist Mark Oberhardt has been crowned Queensland's best tipster in a competition sponsored by UBET
Odyssey Moon wins G3 Flemington sprint After finishing last in his first-up run, Odyssey Moon has turned his form around to win the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
No doubt about Start Wondering in Railway Start Wondering has won New Zealand's Group One Railway Stakes a Ellerslie for jockey Jonathan Parkes.
Snitzson heading to Guineas Flemington win Lindsay Park will freshen Snitzson up after his Flemington win to prepare the colt for a tilt at the Australian Guineas.
Limestone spoils Oscietra's debut party Damian Lane says Limestone, who conquered Oscietra at Flemington, is a filly going places after her win in the New Year Plate.
Huge pay day for Ours To Keep Ours To Keep will reap the biggest pay day in Queensland racing history if he wins the Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic.
Destiny's Kiss ready to produce wet or dry Trainer Joe Pride believes Destiny's Kiss can put paid to his wet track specialist tag in the Tattersall's Club Cup at Randwick.
Black Caviar's little girl will win races Oscietra has been unable to emulate her famous mother Black Caviar with victory on debut but hasn't disappointed any of her connections with her third placing.
Rudy could head back to Sydney Trainer Helen Page is scratching to find a suitable Queensland race for Rudy with a return to Sydney an option.
It Is Written lands final race at Valley It Is Written has helped provide trainer a winning double at Moonee Valley with his eighth victory at the city course.
Fuhryk rings up a hat-trick at the Valley Lightly-raced filly Fuhryk has continued her winning streak with a hard-fought victory against the males at Moonee Valley.
Godolphin to have Magic Millions runner The powerful Godolphin operation will have a rare Magic Millions day runner after Kinshachi won a wild card race at Eagle Farm.
Cylinder Beach takes Bernborough Cylinder Beach has earned himself a shot at Group One racing by winning the Bernborough Quality at Eagle Farm.
Tulip scores impressive Valley debut win Tulip has added her name to the list of impressive Lindsay Park two-year-old winners with a debut victory at Moonee Valley.
Le Cordon Bleu cooks up Classic boilover Le Cordon Bleu has produced a form reversal to win the $150,000 Canterbury Classic.
Most Important wins bonus at Eagle Farm Most Important has taken his earnings over $1 million after winning the Buffering Quality and taking a $500,000 bonus.
Ours To Keep confirms Millions status Chris Munce is preparing for some sleepless nights after his colt Ours To Keep confirmed he was a top magic Millions Classic hope.
Atom Eve wins Highway Handicap for Gardner Atom Eve has built on an already promising career record with a come-from-behind win in the Highway Handicap at Canterbury.
Winning Rupert runs another record Star colt Winning Rupert has run another course record and earned a $500,000 bonus for winning the Vo Rogue Plate at Eagle Farm.
Hidden Pearl a gem at Eagle Farm Trainer Barry Lockwood's prediction Hidden Pearl would one day win a stakes race has come true after she took the Listed Falvelon Quality at Eagle Farm.
Leading stud loses sire prospect Weatherly Promising three-year-old Weatherly has gone amiss on his return to racing, marring Spending To Win's victory at Canterbury.
Col 'N' Lil earns Magic Millions Cup start Col 'N'Lil has earned a wild card entry to the $1 million Magic Millions Cup with victory at Eagle Farm.
From Within confirms Millions bona fides The Chris Waller-trained From Within has raced to Magic Millions favouritism after winning on debut at Canterbury.
Owners get Standish wish with Lonrockstar Lonrockstar has been scratched from a 1000m race at Moonee Valley to contest the Group Three Standish Handicap at Moonee Valley.
Corey Brown returning home from Singapore After being granted a licence for the new season in Singapore, Corey Brown has called time on his say there and is returning home to Sydney.
Bayliss Sydney-bound for ride on Iggi Pop Peter Robl has called on in-form Melbourne apprentice Regan Bayliss for the ride on Iggi Pop in the Tattersall's Club Cup at Randwick.
Nathan Day to cement metropolitan return Jockey Nathan day is re-establishing himself as a city standard rider and has a key ride on Steel Zip at Eagle Farm.
Pride hopes muscle prevails at Canterbury Trainer Joe Pride is looking to Ball Of Muscle to show improvement in the Canterbury Classic after a disappointing spring.
Standish penalty a concern for McCarthy Trainer Brendan McCarthy is considering withdrawing favourite Divine Mr Artie from the Standish Handicap because of the penalty he may pay for victory.
Barrier no bar for Sold For Song Kevin Kemp believes Sold For Song can cope with a wide barrier at Eagle Farm but rates the powerful Gai Waterhouse-Adrian Bott stable a big danger.
Tasmanian sprinter travels for Valley run Tasmanian trainer Adam Trinder is taking advantage of a drop in the ratings with Silver Bolt to tackle a race at Moonee Valley.
Most Important faces weighty problem Trainer Tony Gollan fears a big hike in weight is the main stumbling block to Most Important winning a $500,000 bonus.
Hayes surprised at Oscietra price on debut Trainer David Hayes says he's relaxed as Black Caviar's daughter Oscietra prepares for her racetrack debut at Flemington.
Standish farce to bring a policy change A feature handicap at Flemington will see all horses carry the same weight which is likely to see a policy change by Racing Victoria.
Annus Mirabilis to back up in the Bagot After winning a 2400m race at Sandown, potential jumper Annus Mirabilis will line up again in the Listed Bagot Handicap at Flemington.
Canterbury stopover for Miss Wonderland Miss Wonderland is on her way to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions meeting but has a stopover in Sydney for a race at Canterbury.
Tye Angland to change Princess luck Liam Birchley has called on Tye Angland to ride Real Princess at Eagle Farm on Saturday after the filly was unlucky at her last start.
Baster gets Sydney call-up for light rides Melbourne jockey Stephen Baster will help bolster the lightweight ranks in Sydney at the Canterbury meeting.
Balfour aims to be Cashed up at the Valley Adelaide trainer Ryan Balfour has sprinter Cashed back in winning form and is looking for another win from the gelding at Moonee Valley.
Plenty of options for Winning Rupert Trainer Bjorn Baker is in no hurry to commit star colt Winning Rupert to plans beyond the Magic Millions Guineas.
Buffering a lucky omen for Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote is hoping a guest appearance by his retired champion Buffering at Eagle Farm is an omen to change his luck in the Bernborough Handicap.
Jeff Lloyd leads three premierships Jeff Lloyd has moved to the lead in the Australian jockeys' premiership and also leads the Brisbane and Queensland titles.
Oscietra has 11 rivals at Flemington debut Two-year-old filly Oscietra will try to emulate her famous mother Black Caviar by winning over 1000m at Flemington at her first race start.
Axiomatic a future star without question Trainer Chris Waller believes Axiomatic can make the transition to bigger and better races after another strong win.
Payne after Cup horse to train and ride Michelle Payne says her career in the saddle is drawing to a close and she would like nothing better than to ride a horse she trains in the Melbourne Cup.
Chris Munce's run with juveniles continues Chris Munce has won his sixth two-year-old race this season and hopes the run continues with Ours To Keep in a stakes race.
Clarken playing straight with Cavaloce South Australian visitor Cavaloce will have her first start on a straight course when she lines up in the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
Adelaide jockey makes rare Sydney visit Adelaide-based jockey Wayne Kerford enjoys riding right-handed and will get that chance aboard Sirbible at Canterbury.
Chauffeur in driver's seat at Canterbury Chauffeur will continue his Magic Millions preparation when he runs at Canterbury.
Divine Ten ready for Valley challenge After more than two years off the scene, former Hong Kong galloper Divine Ten is ready for his racetrack return at Moonee Valley.
Forster pair to end summer on a high Trainer Desleigh Forster's star four-year-olds Too Good To Refuse and Cylinder Beach are set to finish the Brisbane summer carnival on a high.
Kia Ora Koutou favourite for Perth Cup Betting markets suggest Kia Ora Koutou and Perfect Reflection will fight out the finish of the Group Two Perth Cup.
Still time for a decision on veteran Decision Time has delayed talk of retirement with his last-start win and will line up in the Listed Canterbury Classic.
Cosmic Lights ready to shine in Standish Lightly raced Cosmic Lights only has to please trainer Peter Morgan in trackwork to take his place in the Group Three Standish Handicap at Flemington.
Oscietra nominated in two races for debut Oscietra has been entered at Moonee Valley and Flemington as the daughter of Black Caviar nears her racetrack debut.
Gothenburg to go one better at 2nd start Trainer Gerald Ryan says Gothenburg, the son of a Golden Slipper winner, has a bright future as a stayer.
Weir working on Magic Millions numbers Darren Weir is working to add to his Magic Millions team with promising three-year-old Speedeor ruled out with sore shins.
Thistlecrack proves star quality in George Thistlecrack has announced himself as Britain's latest jumping star with victory in the King George VI Chase at Kempton.
Kenjorwood takes stakes race at Caulfield Trainer Darren Weir is considering a trip to the Gold Coast for Kenjorwood after his win in the Listed Lord Stakes at Caulfield.
Lucky Liberty wins Listed Christmas Stakes Injury has robbed Lucky Liberty of a more distinguished career but the gelding has a black-type win to his name, taking out the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Consensus gets the job done in Zabeel Alysha Collett has claimed a milestone win aboard the Stephen McKee-trained Consensus in the Group One Zabeel Classic at Ellerslie.
Red Excitement wins Group Three Summer Cup The Gerald Ryan-trained Red Excitement has made his own luck out in front to win the Summer Cup at Randwick.
Imports score a Caulfield double for Weir Imported gallopers Big Duke and Plein Ciel have lived up to their favouritism in their respective Caulfield races .
San Telmo ready for 2200 metres Trainer Brad Smith is confident San Telmo will run a solid 2200 metres in the Magic Millions Trophy after his solid effort at Doomben.
Patience has its advantages for Cummings Tactical Advantage has made it two wins from as many starts as a three-year-old with a Boxing Day victory at Randwick.
After Call books a trip to the Gold Coast Trainer Mick Price has a rich race in mind for Caulfield winner After Call although he would have liked her to win more easily.
Tiara Star to tackle B J McLachlan Tiara Star is likely to tackle the B J McLachlan Stakes on Saturday in a bid to qualify for the Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic.
Distance test for Amovatio in Summer Cup The Chris Waller-trained Amovatio is almost certain to have improved track conditions on his side when he races over 2000m for the first time in the Summer Cup.
Concerns with Dubai travel for sprinter Robbie Griffiths believes the Al Quoz Sprint in Dubai could the right race for The Quarterback but he has lingering doubts over the travel.
Smart Dart gets his chance at stakes level Cindy Alderson is taking advantage of the off-season to test in-form sprinter Smart Dart in a Listed race at Caulfield.
Damien Oliver to lead Western Australia Champion jockey Damien Oliver will join the West Australian team for the final day of the State of Origin jockeys series.
Slow recovery for Turnitaround from knock Turnitaround is making a slow recovery from facial paralysis suffered when he struck his head at the start of the Ballarat Cup.
Weight rise for Sense Of Occasion Villiers Stakes winner Sense Of Occasion will have to overcome a sharp rise in weight if he is to claim a $100,000 bonus at Eagle Farm.
Takedown on his way back from Hong Kong Takedown will only have a short break after arriving home from Hong Kong with a first-up tilt at the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick his target.
Innes cops ban for winning ride on Embley Equal leading Sydney apprentice jockey James Innes has been suspended for four meetings over his winning ride on Embley at Rosehill.
Jeff Lloyd continues to star at Doomben Jeff Lloyd has continued his great form to maintain a runaway lead in the Brisbane jockeys' premiership with a winning treble at Doomben.
Ecuador's class trumps weight at Rosehill Class has prevailed for the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Ecuador who has shouldered 62kg to win the December Handicap at Rosehill.
Potential jumper scores strong Sandown win Bought with a jumps career in mind, Annus Mirabilis has produced a strong finishing burst to win a flat race at Sandown.
Happy camper with Airalign's Sandown win Trainer Tom Cowan may consider a start at Listed level with Airalign who has extended his unbeaten run this campaign with a strong win at Sandown.
Young guns win Origin heats at Doomben Young stars Dylan Dunn for South Australia and Brad Parnham for Western Australia have given their states hope in the Origin jockey series with one round to go.
Dryden-Collings team scores first city win Force Of Magic has scored an upset Highway Handicap victory to give Keith Dryden and Scott Collings their first Sydney winner in partnership.
Houtzen to walk Magic Millions tightrope Brilliant debut winner Houtzen will need to walk a prize money tightrope before she can confirm a start in the Magic Millions Two-Year-Oold Classic.
Fille Champagne scores tough Sandown win Pat Hyland will enjoy a few beers after the win of Fille Champagne before working out a suitable program to chase black type for the filly.
Falconic Millions-bound after Rosehill win Gary Portelli-trained Falconic has booked a trip to the Gold Coast for the $2 million Magic Millions Classic by winning the two-year-old plate at Rosehill.
Apprentice lands first city win at Sandown Apprentice Mitch Aitken has tasted success in the metropolitan area for the first time, guiding Pearl Congenial to victory at Sandown.
Doyle bags latest Aust winner on Achi Baba Godolphin gelding Achi Baba has scored at Rosehill with a tough front-running performance in a three-year-old race over 1400m.
Apprentice Magorrian extends Sydney stay New Zealand-based Irish apprentice Lee Magorrian will call Sydney home for the next three months.
All jumps day at Ballarat in new season A six-race card of all jumps races is the highlight of the upcoming jumps racing season.
Smith aims for first Millions starter Stayer San Telmo needs only to race well at Doomben to confirm he will be young trainer Brad Smith's first Magic Millions day runner.
Fresh Liberty right for Caulfield attack Henry Dwyer says Lucky Liberty is fresh and primed for an assault on the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Shorter 10,000 to stay at Doomben The Doomben 10,000 will stay at Doomben but will be run two weeks earlier and over the shorter 1200m.
Talented colt France to face Rosehill test Co-trainer Paul Snowden says race day will provide the best gauge on laid-back colt France's talent.
Hardern ready for staying test at Sandown A step up to 2400m at Sandown won't pose any concern for Hardern who has shown his trainer David Brideoake he has staying potential.
She's Our Star still has room to improve Trainer Tony Gollan says Magic Millions aspirant She's Our Star is ready for her Doomben return but still has room for improvement.
Larry Cassidy to head kiwi origin charge Larry Cassidy has the prime ride in the State of Origin jockeys series second round to help New Zealand chase down the leaders.
Tommy Berry to miss Magic Millions Tommy Berry will miss the chance for a third Magic Millions Classic winner after being suspended for careless riding at Wyong.
Oscietra ready for Flemington debut race Oscietra, the first foal of champion mare Black Caviar, has won a second Flemington jump-out and is on target to make her racetrack debut.
Madeenaty lives up to favouritism at Wyong Victorian filly Madeenaty has confirmed her Magic Millions favouritism with a tough win at Wyong in her first start in the clockwise direction.
Dan Zephyr chasing stakes win at Caulfield Pat Carey is hoping a drop in distance can be the catalyst for Dan Zephyr to land a stakes race at Caulfield.
McDonald to appeal 18-month betting ban Star jockey James McDonald will fight the severity of an 18-month disqualification handed to him after pleading guilty to a betting offence.
Options for Gold Coast-bound Snippets Land Co-trainer Paul Snowden is delighted with Snippets Land's progress ahead of Saturday's December Handicap at Rosehill.
Ringo to rock older horses at Doomben The scrapping of a three-year-old race at Caloundra means promising Ringo's A Rockstar tackles older horses at Doomben.
John Messara resigns as RA chairman John Messara has announced his retirement from the board of Racing Australia of which he is also chairman.
Tests clear Cumani stable of strangles The Matt Cumani stable can resume full trackwork at Ballarat with his third and final barn has been cleared of strangles.
Byrne suspended at Caloundra Jim Byrne will be able to ride at the Magic Millions carnival despite copping a Sunshine Coast suspension.
Guy duo a danger to Realing's Millions The Bryan and Daniel Guy training partnership has two runners who will be the stumbling blocks for Realing to make the Magic Millions Guineas field.
Sports break gives trainer a city option Dubai King will be racing for a third straight win when he lines up at Sandown as his trainer chases a first Saturday city victory.
Waller stable breaks new ground with 2YOs More Chris Waller-trained early two-year-olds are emerging ahead of next year's major juvenile races.
Cellargirl on cusp of Millions start The Kelly Schweida-trained filly Cellargirl needs to win at Doomben to be assured of a Magic Millions Classic start.
Sacred Elixir on target for return Victoria Derby runner-up Sacred Elixir is on song in his build-up to the New Zealand Derby.
Tiara Star chases Millions start Tiara Star will need to win another race to have a chance to make the Magic Millions Classic field despite her win at the Sunshine Coast.
Avdulla dominates with four-timer at Farm Jockey Brenton Avdulla has put on a fine display at Warwick Farm, riding four winners to jump to the top of the Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Luck changes for Heathcote at the Coast Robert Heathcote hopes cheap buy Bocage's Class One win at the Sunshine Coast indicates his horses are on the way back after recent trauma.
Big Sandown memories for apprentice riders Sandown racetrack will be well remembered by Jye McNeil and Melissa Julius who each scored milestone wins at the track.
Ben Currie guilty on second charge Trainer Ben Currie has been found guilty of a second charge of presenting a horse to race with a prohibited substance in its system.
Madeenaty looking for Wyong-Gold Coast set Madeenaty, a $775,000 yearling, will be the most expensive horse to win the Wyong or Gold Coast two-year-old Magic Millions races.
Extra Zero kicks off campaign at Sandown Lindsay Park is targeting the early season jumps races with Extra Zero who makes his return in a 1400m handicap at Sandown.
Gollan aims for more Sydney wins with Elle With the monkey off his back, Tony Gollan is hoping Dee Nine Elle can give him a second Sydney winner trained from his satellite stable.
Murt The Flirt in top order for return run The Christmas Stakes at Caulfield will be a nice lead-up run for Murt The Flirt ahead of his third trip to the Magic Millions meeting at the Gold Coast.
Mystic Opal to stay a sprinter for now Plans to campaign Mystic Opal as a stayer have been put on hold as she continues to run in races up to 1600m this summer.
Delay over apprentice Brooker's appeal A delay in getting a stay of proceedings pending an appeal against suspension has forced Queensland stewards to replace apprentice Tiffani Brooker at Caloundra.
Flemington jump-out for Black Caviar filly Lindsay Park is expecting Oscietra, the first foal of champion mare Black Caviar, to trial well in her second jump-out at Flemington.
RV announces Giles Thompson as acting CEO Giles Thompson will be the acting chief executive officer at Racing Victoria while a search continues for Bernard Saundry's replacement.
Superstar colt showcases superstar Woodside sire Written Tycoon colt Winning Rupert has stamped himself the most exciting young sprinter in training with a breathtaking victory at Doomben.
Moonee Valley firming for Oscietra debut Moonee Valley is firming as favourite to be the track where Black Caviar's first foal Oscietra will make her highly anticipated debut.
Injured jockey Freddy Tylicki enters rehab English jockey Freddy Tylicki has been moved to a spinal rehabilitation centre seven weeks after being paralysed in a race fall.
Karakatsanis outed for six months Trainer Con Karakatsanis has been outed for six months after being found guilty of giving false evidence to Racing NSW stewards.
Money for Egyptian Symbol to win at Wyong Bjorn Baker-trained mare Egyptian Symbol has been backed into favourite for the Wyong Magic Millions 3YO & 4YO Stakes
Murwillumbah trainer Dunn in breakout year Trainer Matthew Dunn is waiting on the barrier draw to decide whether Perfect Dare's last run before the Magic Millions Sprint is at Rosehill.
Beriman and Wynne obtain dual licences Jackie Beriman and Sally Wynne join Michelle Payne, Jade Da Rose, Rhonda Mangan and Linda Meech as dual jockey-trainer licence holders in Victoria.
Hearing date for James McDonald Star jockey James McDonald will front an inquiry into a betting charge with stewards still pursuing punter Anthony Gardiner.
South African apprentice gets Aussie win South African apprentice Callan Murray has ridden Strictly Legit to victory in a maiden race at Mornington.
Capannello concentrates on Sandown assault A gelding operation has turned around the fortunes of Capannello who heads to Sandown coming off a Bairnsdale maiden win.
Madeenaty favourite for Wyong Millions Madeenaty has gone up favourite to win the $200,000 Wyong Magic Millions while Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained debutante Dinnigan is being kept safe.
Gelding operation key to Ignite The Light Trainer Tony Gollan believes gelding Ignite The Light has been key to unlocking his potential ahead of the horse's Sydney debut at Warwick Farm.
Vic Government wants independent RV Board Legislation will be brought in by the Minister for Racing to change the way Racing Victoria Board members are selected and make it independent.
Grande Rosso fresh for stakes bid It has taken time for Lindsay Park to work Grande Rosso out but co-trainer Tom Dabernig believes they have found the key ahead of the Christmas Stakes.
Erector goes for three straight at Sandown After failing to adapt to life in Hong Kong, Erector is back in Australia running for a third straight win, this time at Sandown.
Madeenaty draws barrier 10 at Wyong Magic Millions favourite Madeenaty has drawn barrier 10 for her lead-up in the race at Wyong.
Thistlecrack takes on Cue Card Thistlecrack will take on defending champion and stablemate Cue Card in Britain's showpiece King George VI Chase.
Michelle Payne trains another winner Duke Of Nottingham has given Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Payne her second win as a trainer, only this time she didn't ride it.
Jockeys escape serious injuries in fall Kody Nestor and Daniel Northey have come away from falls in a race in country NSW relatively unscathed.
Quiet week ahead for Matthew Williams Alma's Rossa will be Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams sole runner in the lead-up to Christmas when she runs at Sandown.
Rebecca Black's funeral at Gore racecourse A trust fund is being established to support the three children of jockey New Zealand jockey Rebecca Black who has died in a race fall.
Rosehill the target for All Too Huiying Gary Moore has decided to bypass Wyong with two-year-old All Too Huiying for a race at Rosehill en route to the Magic Millions at the Gold Coast.
Lindsay Park numbers cut for Lord Stakes Injuries have taken a toll on two Lindsay Park horses who were being aimed at the Lord Stakes at Caulfield.
Young stallion Time For War dies Time For War has died suddenly at Kitchwin Hills after serving two breeding seasons.
Tegan Harrison to ride for NSW in Origin Tegan Harrison will join Tye Angland in the NSW team as it defends a big lead in the State of Origin jockeys challenge at Doomben.
It's Reigning success at Randwick She Will Reign stamped herself as the leading 2YO in Australasia with another breathtaking victory in Saturday’s $500,000 Inglis Nursery at Randwick.
California Chrome warms up for last start Superstar California Chrome has warmed up for his final start with a 12-length win at his local track at Los Alamitos.
Power Trip works towards autumn campaign Following an unexplained sickness that halted Power Trip's spring, the three-year-old is back in work preparing for an autumn return.
Jockey dies in race meeting in NZ Jockey Rebecca Black has died at a gallops race meeting in Gore in New Zealand.
Emphasis a credit to Darley breeding Toowoomba gelding Emphasis is living up to his strong Darley bloodlines and will get his chance in a feature race at his next start.
Symon Wilde to open new satellite stable Symon Wilde is about to have the best of both worlds, a training base at Warrnambool and a satellite stable at Ballarat.
Another Munce after Millions magic Cathy Munce has a great chance to win another Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic with Ours To Keep trained by her husband Chris.
Portelli, owners weigh up Slipper options Trainer Gary Portelli envisages giving early favourite She Will Reign two chances to make it into the Golden Slipper.
Madeenaty ready for Wyong Magic Millions Mark Zahra expects Madeenaty to show her class in the Wyong Magic Millions Classic and believes the filly will handle racing in the clockwise direction.
Ron Stewart to ride in Brisbane Much-travelled jockey Ron Stewart has joined manager Garry Legg as he aims to break into the Brisbane riding ranks.
Punters and horses in a fog at Haydock Authorities say a race run in thick fog in England posed no threat to jockeys or horses.
Meech and Thompson suspended at Flemington Linda Meech and apprentice Ben Thompson have been suspended on careless riding charges at Flemington.
Anthony Allen wins on Straturbo Anthony Allen has ridden winners in two venues in one afternoon, backing up a Gold Coast success with a stakes win on Sydney gelding Straturbo in Brisbane.
Kenjorwood scores fighting Flemington win A wide draw in the Villiers Stakes at Randwick kept Kenjorwood in Melbourne with the gelding scoring a tough Flemington win.
Most Important in line for big bonus Most Important has won the first two legs of the Brisbane summer sprint crown and is now in line for a $500,000 bonus.
The Monstar rules with Razor Sharp victory Country-trained sprinter The Monstar has given Tommy Berry an unexpected win in the Razor Sharp at Randwick.
Bayliss brings up milestone at Flemington A winning treble at Flemington has brought up a milestone for apprentice Regan Bayliss who has outridden his claim.
Melham rises to Occasion in G2 Villiers Sense Of Occasion has slashed home late to score a boilover win in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
James Doyle suspended over Randwick ride English jockey James McDonald has been suspended for careless riding at Randwick and will miss five meetings.
Boom Time to join exodus to the Gold Coast Lindsay Park is eyeing the Magic Millions Trophy at the Gold Coast with Flemington winner Boom Time.
Decision Time wins in rare Melbourne visit Nine-year-old Sydney sprinter Decision Time has raced to victory at Flemington in just the second Melbourne appearance in his 52-start career.
VRC chairman Michael Burn has resigned Michael Burn, the Victoria Racing Club's chairman, has resigned, two days after Racing Victoria announced David Moodie's resignation.
Calanda sprints away with $250k feature Calanda has taken out the Inglis Sprint at Randwick, confirming the promise he has always shown the Peter and Paul Snowden stable.
Man lives up to his word at Doomben Promising gelding Man Of His Word has finally lived up to his trainer Bruce Hill's opinion by winning the Brisbane Handicap at Doomben.
Wet-tracker Destiny's Kiss snares Xmas Cup Eight-year-old Destiny's Kiss has won the Listed Christmas Cup, excelling on the heavy Randwick track.
Miss Wonderland has Magic Millions aim The Magic Millions Guineas is the aim for Miss Wonderland who has justified her short quote at Flemington with victory in an 1100m race for fillies.
Winning Rupert threatens Doomben record Sydney three-year-old Winning Rupert has gone within a tick of breaking the Doomben 1200m record at only his fourth start.
She Will Reign earns Slipper favouritism The Gary Portelli-trained She Will Reign has made it two wins from many starts to confirm her high early-season rating for the Golden Slipper.
Hijack Hussy bounces back at Flemington Hijack Hussy is likely to head back to the Gold Coast for Magic Millions day after her win at Flemington.
Munce chases fourth Millions with double Chris Munce has won the Doomben two-year-old feature double to strengthen his claims for a first Magic Millions Classic win as a trainer and fourth overall.
King's Authority impresses on debut Two-year-old King's Authority will be aimed towards the Blue Diamond and Golden Slipper after winning on debut at Flemington.
Luke Nolen ruled out of Flemington meeting Luke Nolen has been stood down from his remaining rides at Flemington after being dislodged from a horse after the opening race on the program.
Rails run leaves Ford as last man Standing Free Standing has got through the heavy going at Randwick to score an easy Highway Handicap victory.
Horse scratched because of earthworks Trainer Robert Heathcote has lashed out about ongoing earthworks near his stables after scratching a favourite at the Sunshine Coast.
RV announces city prize money increases Racing Victoria has added $3 million to its prize money pool allowing for an increase to some races at Saturday metropolitan meetings.
Wolf Cry to make return for new trainer Trainer Stuart Webb will be represented by two runners at Flemington, including stakes-placed Wolf Cry who is a new addition to his stable.
Dean Yendall a scratching from Randwick Victorian jockey Dean Yendall has been hit with a $500 fine after ruling himself out of Villiers Stakes day at Randwick
Conditions right for Destiny's Kiss in Cup The Joe Pride-trained Destiny's Kiss will be in his element on a rain-affected Randwick track in the Listed Christmas Cup.
Miss Cover Girl after big pay day Group One winning mare Miss Cover Girl is ready to win the Lough Neagh Stakes on Saturday and head towards her biggest pay day.
Portelli in anxious wait on She Will Reign Trainer Gary Portelli wants a Randwick track rated better than heavy to run unbeaten filly She Will Reign in the Inglis Nursery.
Achievements of champion racehorse Saintly Remembering the 'horse from heaven" Saintly who has died aged 24.
Rain plays havoc with O'Shea Villiers bid The Villiers Stakes is almost certain to be run on a wet track at Randwick, putting a doubt on a start for Godolphin's last-start winner Malice.
Sassoon impresses trainer Andrew Payne Sassoon will be out to take the step to city racing in his stride when he heads to Flemington for his second start after a last-to-first maiden win at Bendigo.
Danuki aiming for fourth-straight win Clinton McDonald believes the straight course at Flemington is the biggest query for Danuki who steps up in class chasing his fourth-straight win.
Man returns to stakes racing Talented Man Of His Word returns to stakes racing on Saturday but trainer Bruce Hill says the best is yet to come.
Investigation to continue into RV leaks A report has exonerated David Moodie as the source of leaked information but Racing Victoria will continue its own investigation.
Champion racehorse Saintly dies aged 24 Champion Saintly, trained by the late Bart Cummings to win the 1996 Cox Plate-Melbourne Cup double, has died aged 24.
David Moodie resigns as RV chairman David Moodie has resigned as chairman of Racing Victoria despite being cleared as the leak of information about positive cobalt swabs.
Jockey Garrett Gomez dies aged 44 American jockey Garrett Gomez, a dual Eclipse Award winner, has died aged 44
Horse training at Gosford to continue Gosford Race Club and Racing NSW have announced that trainers will be able to remain on course beyond 2017.
Weatherly ready to return in Razor Sharp After a number of setbacks stalled Weatherly's early career, trainer Paul Messara is satisfied the talented colt is ready to rumble in the Razor Sharp Handicap.
Hard work showing with Thunder Teddington A combination of work up and down hills, on the beach and around trainer Jason Warren's property has Thunder Teddington in peak condition for Flemington.
Shudabeen aiming to bounce back in Nursery Trainer Tracey Bartley is disregarding Shudabeen's debut failure and says the filly's trackwork indicates she can be competitive in the Inglis Nursery.
Munce pair chase Millions prize money The Chris Munce-trained two-year-olds Ours To Keep and Champ Elect might need more prize money to be assured of a Magic Millions start.
Callan Murray to make Flemington debut South African apprentice Callan Murray is in Victoria for a summer stint and is looking forward to making his Flemington debut with two rides for Lindsay Park.
Nominations rejected from country stable Entries from trainer Kate Goodrich have been rejected by Racing Victoria until she meets stewards after denying them access to her stable.
Ben Currie fined $6000 for positive Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie has been fiend $6000 for presenting a horse to race with a steroid in its system.
Page aiming for Villiers record with Rudy Trainer Helen Page has targeted the Villiers Stakes with Rudy who will be aiming to repeat his 2014 victory at Randwick.
Legion to help Harrison's strike rate Tough Sydney gelding Ninth Legion is ready to spark jockey Tegan Harrison's season in the Listed Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben on Saturday.
Beau Rada tackles extended short course With five weeks between 1000m races at his preferred Moonee Valley, Beau Rada will step up to 1100m at Flemington in between.
Casual Choice to return after mishap Casual Choice will be the last of four stablemates involved in a float accident to return to the racetrack when he runs in the Bribie Handicap.
Craig Williams happy with Valley double Premier Melbourne jockey Craig Williams has claimed a double at Happy Valley during his short stint in Hong Kong.
Baster starts suspension after Flemington Stephen Baster has pleaded guilty and been suspended for seven meetings on a careless riding charge at Mornington.
Tulloch Lodge in form ahead of Villiers Three-year-old filly My True Love has foreshadowed her potential with a classy midweek win at Warwick Farm.
Father and son combine for rare victory Luke Nolen has teamed with his father Vincent to score a metropolitan standard win at Mornington with Central Pass.
Mornington winners head on different paths Black-type races may be the future for Domesticated while Lock And Loaded could be Malaysia-bound following their wins at Mornington.
Mitchell Beer hoping for Flemington Joy Jacqui's Joy co-trainer Mitchell Beer hopes she can repeat her winning efforts of last summer when she heads to Flemington.
Protest dismissed by barest margin Stewards have admitted they dismissed an Eagle Farm protest by the barest of margins after deliberating for more than 10 minutes.
Debonairly in Magic Millions 2YO picture Trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have strengthened their hand for the $2 million Magic Millions Classic after two-year-old filly Debonairly's debut win.
Tumbler may have to head to Caloundra Tumbler may have to run at the Sunshine Coast after being made sixth emergency at Doomben.
She Will Reign's owners on special journey Remarkable debut winner She Will Reign has already paid back her $20,000 price tag ahead of Saturday's $500,000 Inglis Nursery.
Loyalty Man to run at Flemington Wodonga Cup winner Loyalty Man has been scratched from two races in Sydney, including the Group Two Villiers, and will remain in Melbourne to run at Flemington.
Trainer has Set The Bar High for gelding Trainer Symon Wilde has South Australian Derby aspirations for debut Warrnamabool winner Set The Bar High who is scheduled to run next at Flemington.
Arrivals boost Robert Heathcote's spirits The arrival of retired champion Buffering and speed horse Trevinder have lifted trainer Robert Heathcote's spirits after a recent flat period.
Racing pays homage to Walter Swinburn Sir Michael Stoute has hailed Walter Swinburn as a naturally gifted rider after the former jockey and trainer's death at the age of 55.
Waller appealing $30,000 fine over ice Trainer Chris Waller is appealing the $30,000 given to him over Betcha Thinking's positive to the drug known as ice.
Pop 'N' Scotch finds distance in Xmas Cup Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley is looking to the Christmas Cup for Pop 'N' Scotch with a lack of staying races in his home state.
Flemington preferred option for Go Down Flemington, Moonee Valley and Bendigo are options on the table for Go Down who will be chasing a hat-trick the next time she lines up.
Gundogdu escapes serious injury in fall Ibrahim Gundogdu's scans have given the jockey the all clear but he has a concussion following a heavy fall at Bairnsdale.
Full Brother to Order Of St George to Darren Weir Promising colt Kellstorm has touched down in Australia, the full brother to Order Of St George to join the Darren Weir stable.
Te Amo on trial for Karaka Million at Farm Trainer Peter Robl says Te Amo is a professional filly showing ability ahead of her debut in a two-year-old maiden at Warwick Farm.
Global Glamour impresses in trial victory Dual Group One-winning filly Global Glamour has sent an emphatic message to her Magic Millions Guineas rivals with a scorching barrier trial victory.
Hopfgarten's Austrian Villiers connection Hopfgarten's trainer Rob Heathcote is under no illusions about the depth of the Villiers Stakes but has been encouraged by the horse's strong recent form.
Picnic purchase has been a surprise packet Country trainer Bob Beecroft was looking for a bit of summer fun when he bought Stanborough who has turned out better than first thought.
Lady Selkirk after more Flemington success Talented mare Lady Selkirk will be out to make it three wins from four attempts at Flemington when she steps out over 1400m in the second start of her campaign.
Greg Hall faces up to biggest challenge Former champion jockey Greg Hall has booked himself into rehabilitation to fight his battle with alcohol which has destroyed his life.
Grand National winner Lord Gyllene dies New Zealand gelding Lord Gyllene who went on to win the world's most famouse steeplechase, the Grand National, has died aged 28.
Jockey Walter Swinburn dies aged 55 Jockey Walter Swinburn, most famous as the rider of the brilliant Shergar, has died, aged 55.
Ben Allen loses careless riding appeal Leading apprentice Ben Allen will miss three upcoming metropolitan meetings in Victoria after failing in his appeal against a careless riding ban.
Buffering's brother fractures cannon bone No Annamossity, a three-quarter brother to Buffering, will have surgery after scans revealed a cannon bone fracture following his narrow defeat at Eagle Farm.
She Will Reign leads Nursery nominations The $500,000 Inglis Classic has attracted 17 two-year-old entries, headlined by She Will Reign who put more than eight lengths on her rivals on debut.
Dee to stick with Hazzabeel in Villiers After finishing second in the Festival Stakes last start, Melbourne-based Hazzabeel will head back to Sydney aiming to go one better in the Villiers Stakes.
Only minor whip rule alterations expected The Australian Jockeys' Association says comparing the whips in harness racing to those in thoroughbred racing is like comparing apples and oranges.
Bell holding the faith in Sirbible's speed Trainer Russell Bell believes the Listed Razor Sharp Handicap over 1200m at Randwick is an ideal race for tough sprinter Sirbible.
ATC to expand Chinese Festival of Racing The Chinese Festival of Racing has been expanded to encompass two race meetings at Randwick in February.
Indecision over Sold For Song return Trainer Kevin Kemp is deciding whether to run Sold For Song at Doomben on Saturday or wait for a Magic Millions wild card race.
Miss Wonderland on a Magic Millions path The Ciaron Maher-trained Miss Wonderland will be out to press her claims for the Magic Millions Guineas when she has her third career start at Flemington.
Dibayani chasing big Randwick mile success After being nosed out in the Group One Epsom Handicap in the spring, Dibayani is returning to Randwick for a shot at the Villiers Stakes.
Will She Reign in the Nursery? Darby Racing unveiled smart 2yo She Will Reign over the weekend with an impressive debut victory at Kembla Grange
McDonald to face NSW stewards over charge Godolphin's retained rider James McDonald is set to be interviewed again by stewards in relation to his charge of having an interest in a bet on Astern.
Holy Roman Emperor's Beauty Only Claims HK Mile Irish-bred gelding Beauty Only became the ninth Group 1 winner for Aquis Farm's Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) when a fast-finishing winner of the Group 1 Longines Hong Kong Mile at Sha Tin.
Soul Stirring first G1 winner for Frankel Juvenile filly Soul Stirring has given her sire Frankel his first Group One winner with victory in Japan.
Aerovelocity wins Hong Kong Sprint Australians Takedown and Rebel Dane have finished out of the money in the Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin.
Smith's big guns down to trial at Randwick Trainer Matthew Smith's leading lights Faraway Town, Heart Testa and Frill Seeking are set to trial at Randwick ahead of stakes missions.
Fell Swoop returning for autumn G1 sprints Trainer Matthew Dale has welcomed four-time Group One-placegetter Fell Swoop back to his stable as he prepares him for autumn's Group One sprints.
Williams' high praise for 2yo filly Catchy Moonee Valley debut winner Catchy has made such an impression on Craig Williams the jockey rates the two-year-old filly a Group One horse.
Black type company now for in form mare The addition of blinkers has helped Hell Or Highwater win five of her past six races and now black type beckons for the Lindsay Park-trained mare.
Vinland on song for Inglis Nursery Trainer Tony McEvoy has already trained five juvenile winners this season and hopes Vinland can add to that in the $500,000 Inglis Nursery at Randwick.
James Innes making most of winners Apprentice jockey James Innes is showing growing maturity and has taken the lead in the junior riders' Sydney premiership.
Weir likely to send Kenjorwood to Villiers Premier Victorian trainer Darren Weir says Kenjorwood will probably head to Sydney for the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
Cylinder Beach expected to skip Villiers Smart Brisbane galloper Cylinder Beach is likely to miss the Group Two Villiers in Sydney and instead run in Brisbane.
Starcourt to tackle stakes company Promising three-year-old Starcourt will step up from maiden to stakes class in the Vo Rogue Plate.
Winx returns to work for autumn campaign Trainer Chris Waller says Winx is back in light work as she build towards the Group One Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Poland can still ride in Millions Guineas Heather Poland will be able to ride Eckstein in the Magic Millions Guineas despite getting a hefty suspension at Eagle Farm.
Sydneysider Ravi confirms autumn potential Trainer Peter Snowden will give Ravi her chance to measure up to top company in the autumn after her Eagle Farm win.
Hawkes team choose right way with Snoopy Snoopy has kept his unbeaten run intact in blinkers following a Rosehill win with victory at Flemington.
Khaki wins in first Melbourne appearance Three-year-old gelding Khaki has made it two wins from as many starts this campaign with a strong victory in his first Melbourne start at Flemington.
Poland rewarded with first stakes victory Eckstein has won the Mode Plate at Eagle Farm, giving jockey Heather Poland her first win in a stakes race.
My Psychiatrist shrinks rivals at Rosehill Trainer Joe Pride has scored a race-to-race double with Sugar Bay Leonard and My Psychiatrist at Rosehill.
Rodd's star turn in State of Origin series Michael Rodd has ridden the winners of both heats of the State of Origin jockeys series at Eagle Farm to give NSW an impressive lead.
Apprentice wins on first try at Flemington Jack Martin has guided Goathland to victory in a staying race at Flemington, at his first ride at the track.
Divine Mr Artie impresses in first-up win Jockey Craig Williams believes the Group Three Standish Handicap is an ideal target for Divine Mr Artie who has raced to a strong first-up win at Flemington.
Country life agreeing with I Told Georgie I Told Georgie has continued her improvement for trainer Danny Williams by winning the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Zumbelina scores 4th-straight city victory Trainer Chris Waller says Zumbelina can win a Group race after she notched her fourth-straight metropolitan win at Rosehill.
Electric Tribute downs odds-on favourite Electric Tribute has backed up a last-start win at Kilmore with a victory at Flemington, upsetting odds-on favourite Galaxy Raider.
Blinkers option for Colosimo in Millions Trainer Steve O'Dea is likely to add blinkers to Colosimo's racing gear when she contests next month's Magic Millions 2YO Classic
Cheap buy turns handy profit at Flemington Lyuba has more than paid her way for Darren Weir and connections recording her fifth win and registering more than $200,000 in prize money.
Chauffeur races up to hefty purchase price Expensive two-year-old colt Chauffeur has won on debut and will head towards the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Harness Racing Australia bans use of whips Harness Racing Australia will ban the use of whips in races for standardbred horses.
Strangles ban lifted in Ballarat stables A strangles ban has been lifted from two of the three barns in the Matt Cumani stable, allowing more of the trainer's team to resume racing.
Rodd cuts a swathe through Doomben Singapore-based jockey Michael Rodd has made a triumphant return to Brisbane racing with four winners from his first four rides at Doomben.
Flemington duo firing up during summer Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra may have three horses at double figure odds in the Lanec Services Handicap at Flemington but they expect each to run well.
Weather no worry for Beatniks Honest mare Beatniks is one of a few runners in the Listed Just Now Quality not at the mercy of Brisbane's fickle weather.
First Amendment faces Flemington test The Tasmanian Derby and South Australian Derby are options for First Amendment later this season, with the gelding set to face his biggest test at Flemington.
NSW favourites for Origin jockeys series NSW havsbeen installed the favourites for both the first day and overall series for the State of Origin jockeys challenge in Brisbane.
'Black sheep' Leigh Roche making Sat debut Irish jockey Leigh Roche will make his Sydney metropolitan Saturday debut at Rosehill with two rides for Chris Waller and one for Bjorn Baker.
Eurell expects improved run from Ma Deuce Greg Eurell is expecting an improved showing from Ma Deuce at Flemington after the lightly raced gelding was unplaced in his return to racing at Ballarat.
Change to help Dances On Stars Trainer Gerald Ryan has changed the training regime for Dances on Stars to help the veteran get over more ground in his races.
Aust horses at HK's International meeting With Takedown and Rebel Dane set to take on the world in the Hong Kong International Sprint, take a look back at past Australasian successes at the meeting.
Training team look to extend winning run Near tragedy has turned into recent triumph for Stawell trainers Terry and Karina O'Sullivan.
Waller pleads guilty to presentation Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has pleaded guilty to a presentation charge relating to a positive test to ice by one of his horses.
Elegant Composure faces biggest test Promising mare Elegant Composure can confirm her rating as a future Group race star by overcoming obstacles at Eagle Farm.
Zumbelina favourite to win four straight Talented Chris Waller-trained filly Zumbelina will be shooting for four wins on end in Saturday's three-year-old plate at Rosehill.
Black Caviar's daughter wins jump-out Black Caviar's daughter Oscietra has won her first jump-out at Flemington as she builds towards a race debut.
New racing manager for Qld racing Simon Stout will be the new general manager of racing for Queensland's administrative body.
Catterall new Racing.com chief executive Andrew Catterall has been appointed the new chief executive of Racing.com.
Williams already started on Hong Kong work Craig Williams won't have the fallback of racing manger Mark Guest when he heads to Hong Kong for a short stint.
Perfect draw to Takedown Gr 1 rivals in HK Takedown is set to jump from barrier six for the International Sprint at Sha Tin, with trainer Gary Moore describing the draw as perfect.
Top apprentice appeals careless riding ban Ben Allen is free to ride at upcoming city meetings after appealing a careless riding charge at Wangaratta.
Lopartega ready for Flemington 1700m Trainer Doug Harrison is looking forward to Lopartega stepping up to 1700m at Flemington and believes she can make her presence felt over that distance.
Takedown draws barrier six for HK Sprint Australian horses Takedown and Rebel Dane have drawn barriers six and eight respectively for Sunday's International Sprint at Sha Tin.
Doyle draws support from outside Godolphin Trainer Matthew Smith, who has experienced British and Australian racing, says jockey James Doyle has shown his stint down under will be a success.
Ross happy with low-key approach Trainer Les Ross is happy to take a low-key approach to River Racer's preparation for the Magic Millions Guineas.
Jockeys up for challenge in origin series New Zealand rider Michael Walker hopes he doesn't let his country of origin down when he saddles up for the start of a jockeys series at Eagle Farm.
Racketeer carrying Esplin family's belief Trainer Matthew Dale is looking forward to seeing dominant Highway winner Thelittleracketeer stepping up to metropolitan grade at Rosehill.
Rodd to ride L'Entrecote at Eagle Farm Trainer Kelly Schweida has called on champion jockey Michael Rodd to help L'Entrecote overcome a wide barrier on Saturday.
Eurell and McEvoy runners to clash again Trainer Greg Eurell is looking to Galaxy Raider to turn the tables on the Tony McEvoy-trained Dollar For Dollar who beat him narrowly at Ballarat.
Meagher team after first stakes double The Meagher training partnership has a chance to record its first stakes double since setting up in Brisbane four years ago.
Hugh Bowman wins Jockeys' Championship Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has won the International Jockeys' Championship in Hong Kong.
Astley's win sure to create sale interest The Lindsay Park stable has added to its recent successful run with a treble while Astley heads to the sale ring after his maiden win at Sandown.
Sebring Express heading for Inglis Classic With Gary Portelli in Hong Kong with Rebel Dane, Sebring Express has stamped herself a contender for a rich race back in Sydney.
Barrier a plus for Most Exalted: Cummings Trainer James Cummings is hopeful Most Exalted can improve on his first-up third after drawing a favourable barrier for Rosehill on Saturday.
French Jet proves Sears correct Tony Sears' decision to avoid star sprinter Winning Rupert has proved a winner with French Jet winning at Ipswich.
King's Command chasing back-to-back wins Co-trainer Troy Corstens believes King's Command has improved from his first-up win at Moonee Valley ahead of his next assignment at Flemington.
Oscietra to contest Flemington jump-out Black Caviar's first foal Oscietra will make her highly anticipated first public appearance in a Flemington jump-out for two-year-olds.
Late Brisbane start for the Snowdens The Snowden training partnership will have a late start to the Brisbane summer with strong hands in two feature races Eagle Farm.
All Too Huiying after Happy Sydney debut Trainer Gary Moore will watch Happy Trails' two-year-old half-brother All Too Huiying make his Sydney debut from Hong Kong where he is with sprinter Takedown.
Barry O'Farrell new Racing Australia CEO Racing Australia chief executive Peter McGauran will be replaced by former NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell in January.
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Rewarded For Effort Between Saturday ?26 November to Saturday 3 December, eight winners by Reward For Effort saluted the judge for the first time.
Azkadellia ownership investigation goes on Racing Victoria stewards hope to finalise their investigation into the ownership of Azkadellia before Christmas.
Brian Cox fails to get stay of proceedings Trainer Brian Cox's application for a stay of proceedings pending an appeal over a lengthy ban has been rejected.
In-form Brown Ben to make Melbourne debut The Tony McEvoy-trained Brown Ben has won his past three starts in Adelaide and will be out to continue his winning run when he makes his Melbourne debut.
Takedown thriving after trip to Hong Kong Takedown has tipped the scales at 618kg after arriving in Hong Kong for the International Sprint, the same weight he was before his Winterbottom Stakes win.
Two Gold Coast options for Murt The Flirt Caulfield trainer Brendan McCarthy is still weighing up whether to target the Magic Millions Cup or Magic Millions Sprint with Murt The Flirt.
Our Boy Malachi to have public farewell Prolific winning sprinter Our Boy Malachi will have a public farewell at the track that gave him the name the Rockhampton Rocket.
Seelin returning to Rosehill with Isorich A $7500 yearling, Isorich has the chance to take his earnings past $250,000 with a top-10 finish at Rosehill.
Divine Mr Artie to resume at Flemington Divine Mr Artie is set to resume over 1200m at Flemington with his trainer Brendan McCarthy hoping to get him to stakes races this campaign.
Nothin'like Albert to stay Sandown trip Trainer Simon Morrish is not concerned about the quick step up in distance for Nothin'like Albert at Sandown.
Jockeys declared for first Origin meeting Big name jockeys from around the country will compete in the first of three Origin meetings at Eagle Farm.
An afternoon of Written records Just when some thought the progeny of Written Tycoon were going a little quiet on the racecourses of metropolitan Australia, no less than four of his own won at city tracks on Saturday.
Turn Me Loose set for Group One return New Zealander Turn Me Loose is set to tune up for another Melbourne assault in the Group One Telegraph at Trentham.
Bowman representing Australia in Hong Kong Hugh Bowman has the chance to win another accolade when he represents Australia in the International Jockeys' Championship at Happy Valley.
Madeenaty favourite for Magic Millions Madeenaty has been installed the early favourite for the Magic Millions on the Gold Coast ahead of Invincible Star who defeated her at Flemington.
Pakenham Cup meeting a success: Racing Vic Racing Victoria says the Pakenham Cup meeting has recorded positive turnover figures along with good attendance numbers.
Our Renaissance punching ahead to Rosehill Trainer Jason Deamer is sending impressive first-up winner Our Renaissance down the highway to Rosehill for a benchmark handicap on Saturday.
Griffiths eyes straight race for Deja Blue Trainer Robbie Griffiths will be pinning his hopes on Deja Blue in a fillies and mares straight 1000m race at Flemington.
Horse confirmed with ice positive Racing NSW stewards have confirmed a second sample taken from the Chris Waller-trained Betcha Thinking is positive to methamphetamine.
Rebel Dane arrives in Hong Kong Rebel Dane has travelled well to Hong Kong despite losing weight on the flight from Sydney.
Smith defends Whyte over G1 ride in Perth Trainer Lindsey Smith has defended Douglas Whyte's controversial ride on Scales Of Justice in the Group One Kingston Town Classic.
Lloyd to continue run for Nolan Jeff Lloyd and Michael Nolan are set to continue their better than 50 per cent win strike rate with Sir Donald at Ispwich.
Pakenham a part of Lindsay Park's future Lindsay Park is looking to consolidate its future, buying two training plots at Pakenham to complement its other training bases.
Another Group 1 for Widden's stalwart sire Stratum Former Widden stalwart sire Stratum made it a week to week Group I double in Western Australia with Takedown successful in last week’s $1million Winterbottom Stakes and Stratum Star victorious in the $1million WATC Kingston Town Classic at Ascot on Saturday.
Jockeys line up for Origin series At least 10 interstate jockeys have indicated they want to take part in the State of Origin series in Queensland.
So Si Bon set for shorter autumn races Robbie Laing has picked out the Australian Guineas as an autumn assignment for So Si Bon before he heads to Sydney.
Rupert to continue winning streak Winnng Rupert keeps living up to his name as he heads towards a rich pay day in Queensland.
Jockeys OK after Kilcoy fall Three jockeys have had lucky escapes from serious injury after their mounts all came down at Kilcoy in Queensland.
I Am A Star has autumn Group One aims Myer Classic winner I Am A Star is ready to return to work to begin building up for feature races in both Melbourne and Sydney.
Liam Birchley plots Millions course Trainer Liam Birchley is studying the options to try to qualify three of his stable's horses for the Magic Millions Classic.
Douglas Whyte pleads not guilty to charge Internationally renowned rider Douglas Whyte has pleaded not guilty to a charge relating to his ride on Scales Of Justice in the Kingston Town Classic.
Interstate summer targets for Loyalty Man The Mike Moroney-trained Loyalty Man is heading to the Group Two Villiers Stakes in Sydney ahead of a planned start in the Magic Millions Cup at the Gold Coast.
Mode Plate added to Eagle Farm program The Mode Plate has been added to the next Eagle Farm meeting after being called off by bad light.
BHA withdraws charge against jockey The British Horseracing Authority has been criticised after admitting jockey Martin Harley should never have been charged with a handling offence.
Darren Weir takes winning ways west Leading Melbourne trainer Darren Weir has notched another first with Stratum Star winning the Kingston Town Stakes in Perth.
Hayes eyeing autumn with Cups king Pilote In form Pilote D'essai's win in the Pakenham Cup was the highlight win of Lindsay Park's four straight victories at the metropolitan standard meeting.
Eagle Farm last race called off An impending storm has caused the last race at Eagle Farm to be called off.
Most Important win for Tony Gollan Most important has shattered the theory he doesn't like the new Eagle Farm track by winning the Group Three George Moore stakes
Sweet Redemption a festive winner Consistent mare Sweet Redemption has claimed her biggest win, leading all the way to take out the Group Three Festival Stakes.
Doyle gets first Aust stakes win on Malice Godolphin jockey James Doyle has won his first Australian stakes race on Malice in the Listed ATC Cup.
Three hurt in Kilcoy fall Three jockeys have been hurt and the Christmas Cup abandoned after a fall at a dual code meeting at Kilcoy.
Mihany breaks record in Pakenham victory Mihany has provided Lindsay Park with a race-to-race double at Pakenham with an all-the-way victory in record time.
Kuro back to winning form at Rosehill Kuro has bounced back to winning form to beat the favourite Nieta in the Listed Starlight Stakes at Rosehill.
Winning Rupert to chase bonus Winning Rupert took the first step to a $500,000 bonus when he broke the course record in his return to racing at Eagle Farm.
Autumn carnival on horizon for Snitzson Snitzson is autumn carnival bound after progressing from success in a Cranbourne maiden to a metropolitan win at Pakenham.
Highway king Dunn grabs record 6th victory Isla Tristana has given Murwillumbah trainer Matthew Dunn his sixth victory in a Highway race.
Pop gives duo a second chance Two-year-old Bring It Home Pop is set to give trainer Daryl Hansen and jockey Luke Tarrant a chance to win a second Magic Millions Classic.
Float breakdown disrupts Weir runners A float breakdown on the way to Pakenham has caused the scratching of Cheeky Babe while also delaying the arrival of other runners.
Tahlia Hope gets first metropolitan winner The Patrick Payne three-year-old Invincible Al has given apprentice Tahlia Hope a milestone winner at Pakenham.
Doyle off the mark in Aust aboard Trekking English jockey James Doyle has scored his first Australian win aboard Trekking as he embarks on a stint covering for James McDonald.
Gear change for But It's True at Pakenham Mike Moroney will try a gear change on But It's True and hopes it has the desired effect when the lightly raced gelding steps up to 2000m in a race at Pakenham.
Attard hoping for special Cup with Reiby Trainer Jason Attard is hunting a special Listed ATC Cup win for loyal supporters Sid and Carolyn Kelly with Reiby The Red.
Cinnamon Carter chases Pakenham stakes win Cinnamon Carter has exceeded the expectations of trainer Robbie Laing and now chases a black-type win in the Pakenham Cup.
Trainer Chris Waller praises Religify Now that he has won, trainer Chris Waller expects Religify to step up to the mark in the Group Three Festival Stakes.
Hard Stride to step up in stakes race Hard Stride has completely recovered from a colic attack and is ready to tackle the Group Three George Moore Stakes.
Oscietra a week away from first jump-out Black Caviar's first foal is closing in on her first public appearance which is scheduled to be in a jump-out at Flemington.
Pride seeking stakes atonement at Rosehill Joe Pride isn't taking Mr Manhattan's first attempt in stakes grade lightly but a favourable speed map has enhanced his confidence.
Savanna Amour on different path While most of her rivals in the Mode Plate are heading to the Magic Millions, Savanna Amour is being set for the autumn
Racing NSW site available in Chinese Racing NSW has implemented a facility to translate its website to Chinese with other languages to follow.
A colic attack has claimed Angelic Light Trainer Robbie Griffiths has described Angelic Light, who has died following a colic attack, as a beautiful mare and a great racehorse.
James Doyle adjusting to Australian racing Godolphin's English jockey James Doyle admits he will have to work to adjust to the Australian style of racing ahead of his first Saturday meeting at Rosehill.
Neville Bell stays with dream Owner Neville Bell's dream of breeding a top class stayer could have inadvertently produced a smart two-year-old.
Weir with chances in three states The Darren Weir stable will be chasing feature race wins in three states on the one day with runners at Pakenham, Rosehill and Ascot.
Racing Vic set to review prize money Racing Victoria will review prize money but says it does not want to become embroiled in an arms race with Racing NSW.
One Pakenham runner likely for McDonald Clinton McDonald has Schneller set for the $100,000 VOBIS Gold Bullion at Pakenham but says stablemate Castelo is likely to instead go to a race at Geelong.
Classy Shiraz to make debut for Kim Waugh Trainer Kim Waugh is hoping Shiraz can show enough of his class to overcome an unfavourable barrier draw in the Listed Starlight Stakes at Rosehill.
Kate Nipperess making progress Rider Kate Nipperess is continuing to make progress in her rehabilitation for serious spinal injuries suffered at trackwork.
Import Sarrasin to make Australian debut Stakes winning former French-based horse Sarrasin is entered to make his Australian debut in a 1600m handicap on the Pakenham Cup undercard.
Forster questions weights in stakes races Desleigh Forster is the latest Queensland trainer to question the system of scaling down handicaps in stakes races.
Cup winner McEvoy flourishing back in Syd Jockey Kerrin McEvoy has clicked back into the routine of Sydney racing after a whirlwind month highlighted by his Melbourne Cup triumph.
Pakenham Cup win a worthy Allowance After finding the Zipping Classic stronger than expected, Transfer Allowance is chasing victory in the Listed Pakenham Cup.
Munce after first stakes win as a trainer Former top jockey Chris Munce has a double-barrelled chance to win his first stakes race as a trainer on Saturday.
Paul Hammersley suspended for 17 days Paul Hammersley has been suspended for 17 days for careless riding in an incident in which a horse went through the running rail at the Sunshine Coast.
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Heartbreak City nearing a return Melbourne Cup runner-up Heartbreak City is a surprise nomination for a hurdle race at Huntingdon but trainer Tony Martin says he is likely to wait a bit longer.
Queensland record for jockey Jeff Lloyd Jeff Lloyd has ridden seven winners and Toby Edmonds has trained five at the Sunshine Coast to enter the record books.
New talent emerges for HK-bound Portelli Trainer Gary Portelli has declared Improvement the best horse he has trained for Gerry Harvey after she won a maiden at Canterbury.
Order Again a winter hopeful Three-year-old Order Again has shown a good turn of acceleration to catch the runaway leader at the Sunshine Coast to earn his chance at city racing.
Takedown touches down in Hong Kong Australian International Sprint contender Takedown has arrived safely in Hong Kong to prepare for his assignment.
Wise Hero unlikely for Pakenham assault Trainer John Price will wait until closer to raceday before making a final decision whether Wise Hero takes his place at Pakenham.
France scores gritty victory at Canterbury Peter and Paul Snowden-trained colt France has broken his maiden at Canterbury with a determined performance in the straight.
Hutchings outed for 14 meetings over fall Jockey Rory Hutchings will miss almost a month after being outed for careless riding.
Lucky Liberty going for Gold at Pakenham Lucky Liberty will be chasing his third win from five starts this campaign when he heads to Pakenham for the $100,000 VOBIS Gold Bullion.
Comeback king Iggi Pop returns to Rosehill Trainer Peter Robl says honest campaigner Iggi Pop will appreciate getting the minimum weight in the ATC Cup at Rosehill.
Lindsay Park plans for autumn with Pilote Pilote D'essai will be given the chance at a second provincial Cup success as Lindsay Park works on an autumn campaign.
Rupert to keep on winning at Eagle Farm Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker will be two-handed at Eagle Farm with Winning Rupert and Coolring.
Williams takes up short stint in Hong Kong The Hong Kong Jockey Club has called on lightweight riders from around the globe, including Craig Williams, to help fill a shortage of jockeys.
Dynamic Owners Delirious about the Win of DELIRIUM Dynamic Syndications 3yo filly DELIRIUM (Exceed And Excel / Red Fever) certainly does and she took no prisoners when resuming from a spell for Dynamic trainer Chris Munce as she sizzled around Ipswich against the older horses on Friday, recording a new Class Record 45.42 for the 800m event with a scintillating last 600m of32.01.
Perfect draw for Kingston Town favourite A 16-horse field will line up in the Kingston Town Classic, the final Group One race of the Australian year with Perfect Reflection the favourite.
Des O'Keeffe new chairman of AJA Des O'Keeffe is the new chairman of the Australian Jockeys' Association replacing Ross Inglis.
Dubai on the cards for Awesome Rock A $US6 million race in Dubai is on the agenda for Awesome Rock after a three-run Australian autumn campaign.
Doyle to ride Ninth Legion in G3 Festival Trainer Peter Robl has booked Godolphin jockey James Doyle to ride Ninth Legion in the Group Three Festival Stakes.
Michelle Payne allowed to ride in Qld Michelle Payne has been given permission to ride on Magic Millions day in Queensland despite being knocked back in NSW as she holds a trainer's licence in Vic.
Famous Seamus in festive mood Veteran sprinter Famous Seamus will step up to 1500 metres for just the second time in his long career when he runs in the Festival Stakes.
Brian Cox disqualified for 3-1/2 years The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has disqualified trainer Brian Cox for 3-1/2 years while fining and reprimanding vet Robert Fielding $20,000.
Bargain buy Nieta reaching for Starlight Trainer John Thompson believes Nieta has earned a crack at stakes grade in the Listed Starlight Stakes at Rosehill on Saturday.
Desert Jeuney to try extra Pakenham ground Desert Jeuney will attempt a staying trip for the first time in more than two-and-a-half years when he runs in the Pakenham Cup.
3YO El Venetian finds new home after Moody Co-trainer Adrian Bott says the Listed-placed El Venetian has matured since being gelded ahead of his debut for his new stable at Canterbury on Wednesday.
Arrowfield buys Hartnell's sister Arrowfield Stud's Paul Messara has bought a half sister to Hartnell at the broodmare sale in England.
Racing NSW to pay jockeys' parental leave Racing NSW has started a paid parental leave scheme for female jockeys as the Australian Jockeys' Association continues to lobby the federal government.
Golden Slipper Winning Sires A hard fought Group I victory in the WATC Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot last Saturday for Takedown credited his sire Stratum with his fifth Group I winner, which got us thinking about the fortunes of our Golden Slipper winning sires.
Proven Thoroughbreds & John Thompson Xmas OPEN DAY The festive season is upon us and Proven Thoroughbreds with John Thompson are once again opening his stable doors for this Sunday December 4.
Takedown booked on flight from Melbourne Winterbottom Stakes winner Takedown has been booked on a flight from Melbourne to Hong Kong where he will run in the International Sprint.
Pakenham Cup attracts 23 nominations The Pakenham Cup meeting, to be held as a feature Saturday fixture for the first time, has attracted a total of 226 nominations including 23 for the Cup.
Seasoned Sweet Redemption off to Rosehill Co-trainer Adrian Bott says Sweet Redemption thrives with travel as she prepares to make Rosehill her 11th venue this year.
Closing Bell to run in ATC Cup American import Closing Bell will be one of four runners for trainer Chris Waller in the ATC Cup at Rosehill.
WFA to suit Kiwi Kawi in Gr1 Kingston Town A field of 16 has been declared for the Kingston Town Classic at Ascot, the final Australian Group One race of the year.
Delays in Queensland appeals Delays in resolving appeals in Queensland has been again highlighted by cases involving apprentices Bridget Grylls and Josh Oliver.
Swacadelic back in distance at Pakenham Sandown Cup runner-up Swacadelic will drop in distance from 3200m to 2500m when he runs in the $200,000 Listed Pakenham Cup.
Brown outed for 2 months in Singapore Jockey Corey Brown has copped a two-month suspension in Singapore for failing to give a urine sample.
Dee to ride at Rosehill for first time Michael Dee is hoping to make it back-to-back stakes wins on Hazzabeel when the apprentice heads to Rosehill for the first time.
Track rider escapes serious injury Fears Queanbeyan track rider James Gibbs had suffered serious spinal injuries in a fall have been allayed.
BRC to chase Scales of Justice Brisbane Race Club officials are keen to get Perth star Scales of Justice to Brisbane for the Stradbroke Handicap.
Doyle to ride for Godolphin at Canterbury James Doyle has been booked to ride Miami Dade for Godolphin at Canterbury on Wednesday as he begins his stint replacing James McDonald.
Time for War in demand from first crop of star foals Although we are approaching the end of November Kitchwin Hills is still a hive of activity, especially the covering shed, where Time For War is covering his second book of mares.
Frantic arrangements to get Takedown to HK Trainer Gary Moore is hoping Takedown can fly from Melbourne to Hong Kong for the International Sprint.
Luke Nolen gets to know Oscietra Luke Nolen has ridden Black Caviar's daughter Oscietra for the first time in a morning work-out at Euroa.
ATC announces 10-year infrastructure plan The Australian Turf Club has announced a 10-year plan for upgrades at all four Sydney racecourses.
Elliott launches challenge to Mullins Willie Mullins' reign as Ireland's champion National Hunt trainer is under threat with Gordon Elliott continuing his charge with six winners at Navan.
Another first for Michelle Payne Michelle Payne has ridden Duke Of Nottingham to win at Swan Hill, making her the first Victorian dual licence holder to win on a horse she trains.
Awesome Rock to return to work Emirates Stakes winner Awesome Rock is set to return to work after a three-week break and be prepared for a return in the Group One C F Orr Stakes.
Waller three-handed in Kingston Town Chris Waller will have three chances as he tries to claim the final GroupOne race for the year in Australia, the Kingston Town Classic in Perth.
Injury scare for the talented Scherzoso A relieved Tony McEvoy will aim Scherzoso at next year's staying features with the trainer's fears he had suffered a tendon injury at Ballarat allayed.
Handicapper to have final Villiers say The handicaps for several Brisbane horses are likely to determine whether they head to Sydney for the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
Cao Cao could bypass Magic Millions Trainer Mick Price is leaning towards the Blue Diamond Stakes with Cao Cao rather than the Magic Millions.
Monbeg Dude to have regal home Monbeg Dude has been retired and will live out his days with Zara and Mike Tindall on a royal estate.
Miss Cover Girl to make belated return Top jockey Damian Browne is expected to be reunited with Miss Cover Girl in the Group Three George Moore Stakes.
Takedown wins the Winterbottom Stakes Takedown's Group One win in the Winterbottom Stakes in Perth has put him in the frame for the rich International Sprint in Hong Kong.
Stewards quiz apprentice Heywood over ride Apprentice Jockey Nick Heywood has been questioned over his ride on Secret Trail at Rosehill.
Upscale uplifts Avdulla's day at Rosehill It has taken Brenton Avdulla until the last race of the Rosehill program to ride a winner with Upscale saluting for trainer Kris Lees.
Tarrant, Forster firing on all cylinders Apprentice Luke Tarrant has ridden his most important winner since returning from suspension aboard Desleigh's Forster's Cylinder Beach.
Interstate targets for in-form Boom Time The Summer Cup at Randwick and the Magic Millions Trophy for stayers are targets for Boom Time who has made it back-to-back wins in Melbourne.
Sun shines on Madotti's Rosehill victory Murwillumbah trainer Matt Dunn has scored a winning double at Rosehill with Madotti and Delightful Feeling.
Landmark victory for emerging Qld trainer Trainer Chris Anderson has trained his first stakes winner with Elegant Composure claiming the Listed Colin McAlpine Memorial.
Steve Smith-owned horse scores at Rosehill Hogmanay, part-owned by Australian Test captain Steve Smith, has notched one of trainer Chris Waller's four winners at Rosehill.
Wise Hero stays unbeaten at Moonee Valley Former West Australian trainer John Price has claimed his first Melbourne city win with three-year-old Wise Hero remaining unbeaten at Moonee Valley.
Qld set to consider Michelle Payne licence Queensland racing officials say they will consider giving trainer-jockey Michelle Payne a licence to ride at the Gold Coast Magic Millions meeting.
Another successful Highway trip for Dunn Trainer Matt Dunn has taken his tally in Highway races in Sydney to five with the win of Delightful Feeling.
The Rumour File rings true in Rosehill win The Rumour File has scored an upset victory at Rosehill, swooping home late to edge out Hunter Jack in a photo finish.
Cao Cao presses claims for Magic Millions The Magic Millions Classic is on the radar for the Mick Price-trained Cao Cao after backing up his Maribyrnong Plate placing with a strong Moonee Valley win.
Zinzi proves Heinrich right with Farm win Zinzi was a rank Sydney failure but the decision to take off her winkers has proved a winner at Eagle Farm
Experience the key to Serena Bay victory Serena Bay has shown the benefit of previous experience to make it two wins from two starts.
Zumbelina shows class in Rosehill victory Zumbelina has scored her third consecutive metropolitan win and will be aimed at two Group Three races next year.
Heavenly Descent makes it three in a row The Mick Price-trained filly Heavenly Descent has made it a hat-trick of wins with a hard-fought victory over 1600m at Moonee Valley.
Loyalty Man wins Wodonga Cup Loyalty Man has survived a protest to take out the Wodonga Cup over London Fog.
Valley return for consistent Chiavari Consistent mare Chiavari makes her return to racing at Moonee Valley where her last win was over the same course and distance.
Early days for Winx's expensive little bro Winx's half-brother, a $2.3 million Snitzel colt, will have a number of short preparations before trainers Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trial him.
Straturbo returns to Valley for third time Sydney sprinter Straturbo resumes over 1000m at Moonee Valley, having finished second and fourth in the corresponding race for the past two years.
Benzini to run in G3 ahead of Hong Kong Benzini will run in a Group Three race at Ellerslie ahead of his assignment in the Hong Kong Vase.
Sea Sharp looking to win two on the trot Sea Sharp is set to run in Race 5 at Canterbury tonight for trainer Tim Martin, with jockey Nick Heywood in the saddle.
Blackwolf Run to face debut test at Valley Blackwolf Run will be one of seven unraced juveniles making their debut at Moonee Valley against three horses with race experience including favourite Cao Cao.
Bush trainer Dunn Charging to metro debut Cessnock trainer Rebecca Dunn is bringing the only horse she has in work to Rosehill for the Golden Gift, giving her a maiden city runner.
Benfica Princess on Oaks trail Promising filly Benfica Princess takes the first step to a possible Queensland Oaks campaign at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Kievann ready for Moonee Valley assault A favourable barrier and an important claim has Stephen Brown expecting a good first-up performance from Kievann at Moonee Valley.
UBET to sponsor Stradbroke Queensland wagering company UBET will sponsor the Group One Stradbroke with AAMI opting not to renew its contract.
Brad Herne looking to the future Trainer Brad Herne hopes success for Allknight Saint at Eagle Farm might entice jockey Ben Looker to ride more often in Brisbane.
Prime Dispatch 25/11/2016 Tough Vic relished the return to Hobart and was far too good for his opposition winning his maiden in good style on Friday. He his main targets over the summer are the Hobart Guineas and Tasmanian Derby and the way he won on Friday suggests the further the better.
Hard Work Pays Off for ARBEITSAM An inch is as good as a proverbial mile when it comes to determining the winner of any race. The result is the same. To the winner goes the spoils – to those who finished behind the winner – they didn’t win !
Crowley named No.1 rider for Sheikh Hamdan Britain's champion jockey Jim Crowley will take up a position as No.1 rider for Sheikh Hamdan al Maktoum.
Winners keep rolling in for Darren Weir Darren Weir is set to build on his stunning numbers of winners with 33 acceptors at meetings in Victoria in the coming days.
Trackwork rider injured at Queanbeyan A Queanbeyan trackwork rider has suffered a neck injury in an early morning fall.
Berry eager for HK International meeting Jockey Tommy Berry says Hong Kong champion Able Friend impressed him during his comeback from injury in the Group Two Jockey Club Sprint at Sha Tin.
McSweeney elected to ATC board Angela Belle McSweeney will take up a position on the board of the Australian Turf Club with Bill Evans re-elected after the annual general meeting.
Meetings moved from Sandown Lakeside track Remedial works on the Sandown Lakeside track has caused three upcoming meetings to be moved.
Record Blue Diamond first acceptors First acceptances for the 2017 Blue Diamond have been taken with a total of 686 juveniles paid up for including 55 from the stable of Mick Price.
Zielke settled at new Toowoomba base Trainer John Zielke will have his first Brisbane runners from his new base in Toowoomba.
Interstellar set to reach greater heights Jockey Tommy Berry is confident former Kiwi mare Interstellar can reach stakes level as he prepares to ride her first-up at Rosehill.
Allen after another city win aboard Lyuba Ben Allen is leading the Melbourne apprentices' premiership and his book of rides at Moonee Valley includes Lyuba, his first ever city winner.
Valley trip is ideal for Biased Witness Robert Smerdon will have three Moonee Valley runners, Biased Witness, Very Choosy and Dulverton, with Craig Williams to ride the trio.
Hopfgarten needs to be at best at Farm Trainer Robert Heathcote believes Hopfgarten will have to reproduce one of his best runs to win the Recognition Stakes.
Beau Rada to resume in Valley sprint race Beau Rada makes his return in a 1000m sprint at Moonee Valley having made his mark over short courses at the track in his previous campaign.
Temperature forces Tumbler out of race Injury-prone mare Tumbler will miss the Listed McAlpine Memorial Stakes at Eagle Farm because of yet another problem.
Magnus Filly Stays Unbeaten Sun Stud's Magnus is on target for more Group I success this Saturday with his star sprinter Malaguerra set to run in the Group I WATC Winterbottom Stakes, but it was one of his up and coming prospects that caught the eye at Sandown on Wednesday.
James Doyle to ride for Godolphin in Aust James Doyle has been recruited from England to fill in for Godolphin's retained rider James McDonald while he waits for a hearing into a betting offence.
Stables quarantined after strangles found Quarantine at Matt Cumani's Ballarat stables has been expanded to ensure a case of strangles is contained.
Fields declared for HK International races All four defending champions have been confirmed in the fields for the Group One races at Hong Kong's International meeting.
Sydney campaign likely for Sofia Rosa After pulling the pin on Sofia Rosa's Melbourne spring campaign, New Zealand trainer Stephen Marsh is looking to bring the mare back to Sydney in the autumn.
Magnificent sound of Somers' 1st city win Trainer Brooke Somers has scored her first city winner at her first attempt, using Gregorian chants to get I Am Magnficient to relax at Warwick Farm.
Magnatti extends winning run at Sandown The Wez Hunter-trained Magnatti has scored her second win from as many starts, claiming a soft victory at Sandown.
Little laments wide draw for Domino Vitale Colin Little says a decision whether Domino Vitale runs from a wide draw at Moonee Valley will be up to the mare's owners but he will recommend against a start.
New Zealand in doubt for Tingle Marc Liam Birchley's plans take Tingle Marc to New Zealand for the Karaka 3YO Classic are uncertain with the prospect he could face Sacred Elixir.
Levi Kavanagh lands first city winner Soho Ruby has given Levi Kavanagh his first metropolitan win with success at Sandown.
2YO Jessamin bolts away on debut at W Farm The $2 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic is on the cards for Jessamin after she scored strongly on debut at Warwick Farm.
Distance rise for Patch Adams at Valley Patch Adams heads back to town for a 2040m race at Moonee Valley having been placed in two country Cups in Victoria at his most recent starts.
Serena Bay takes winning form to Rosehill Co-trainer Adrian Bott believes Serena Bay is above average as she prepares to step up from a maiden win to the Golden Gift at Rosehill.
Tricky Sandown photo gives Martin victory After an agonising wait, apprentice Jack Martin has finally ridden his first city winner for his master, Pat Carey.
Farm owner guilty of welfare charges Fiona Turner, the owner of an equine property, has been found guilty of charges relating to the welfare of horses on her farm.
Lightly raced Go Public ready for Valley After breaking his maiden at Echuca, lightly raced three-year-old Go Public will chase his first city win when he runs at Moonee Valley.
Rudy's luck to change at Eagle Farm Bad luck at his last start might be a blessing in disguise for Rudy who gets into the Listed Recognition Stakes at Eagle Farm with a lesser weight.
Trainers to pay to work on Bool beach Trainers will have to indicate how many licences they need to continue training their horses on a Warrnambool beach during summer.
Volkstok'n'barrell nearing G1 return Volstok'n'barrell is nearing a Group One return in the Captain Cook Stakes in New Zealand.
Jockey breaks leg in trampoline accident Jockey Chris Meehan has re-broken his leg in a trampoline accident, just months after being run over by an ambulance.
French jockey sets European record French jockey Pierre-Charles Boudot has set a European Flat riding record of 275 winners for the year.
Dunn defeats his fellow apprentices at Moe Dylan Dunn has taken out the latest heat of the Rising Stars series for apprentices in Victoria with a narrow victory at Moe.
Avdulla bounces back with full W'Farm book Jockey Brenton Avdulla will be straight back into action with a full book of rides at Warwick Farm, days after narrowly avoiding serious injury at Randwick.
Black Caviar 2YO nearing Flemington trial Oscietra, the first foal of Black Caviar, has been making steady progress at Lindsay Park and is close to having a jump-out at Flemington.
Adelaide trainers up in arms over costs Adelaide trainers have been slugged with extra training costs they say could lead to some leaving the state.
McEvoy's 2YOs start northern push to glory Trainer Tony McEvoy is set to send Illumicon to the Golden Gift at Rosehill, the first of a band of his talented two-year-olds heading to the northern states.
Juveniles have look around Moonee Valley Three juveniles nominated to make their race debuts at Moonee Valley have had a look around the course in trackwork gallops.
Vic trainers chase increased prize money To stop the potential loss of horses to NSW, Victorian trainers want a prize money increase to put them on a level playing field.
More To Come from Rothesay Stakes-Winner Queensland's most promising young sire, Rothesay, can now lay claim to having the most promising horse in the Sunshine State after his 4YO son Too Good To Refuse unleashed an incredible turn of foot to come from the tail of the field and blow away a quality group of sprinters in the Listed Keith Noud(1200m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Payroll on path to Magic Millions race Payroll is being aimed at the Magic Millions Trophy and will be chasing her second win from as many starts this campaign when she runs at Moonee Valley.
Artistic Beauty gets midweek shot at Farm Trainer Cameron Crockett says Artistic Beauty's light weight will make her competitive in midweek grade at Warwick Farm.
Melbourne metro debut for UK apprentice English apprentice Paddy Pilley is on loan to Flemington trainer Nigel Blackiston for three months in Melbourne and has two rides for the trainer at Sandown.
Beach closures have trainers worried Warrnambool trainers are still to learn the full impact of new measures in place restricting the use of local beaches.
Rebel Dane wins trial ahead of HK trip Rebel Dane, Australia's sole representative at the upcoming Hong Kong International meeting, has tuned up for the trip with a barrier trial win at Rosehill.
NZ G1winner to be trained in Sydney NZ 2000 Guineas winner Ugo Foscolo is to do his future racing in Australia with the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott.
Trainer uses Twitter to book rider English trainer Jamie Osborne has used Twitter to find a rider for one of his horses.
Promising 2yo colt Salvador set to debut Salvador is out to make a case for a start in December's rich Inglis Nursery when the two-year-old colt makes his debut in the Golden Gift at Rosehil.
Terravista heads up 12 in G1 Winterbottom Eastern states sprinters hold the top three lines in betting in the Winterbottom Stakes with a final field of 12 declared for the 1200m sprint in Perth.
Big names relicensed to ride in Singapore Danny Beasley, Glen Boss, Corey Brown, Vlad Duric, John Powell and Michael Rodd will continue to ride in Singapore in the new year.
Mayfield-Smith to bring two to Rosehill Stablemates Romney's Choice and Unequivocal will both try to improve on their last-start second placings when they run at Rosehill.
Sirbible chases more money at the Valley Sirbible will be looking to extend his winning record at Moonee Valley when he lines up in a 1000m handicap with Jye McNeil in the saddle.
Crockett wants Barbass to stand up as 3yo Trainer Cameron Crockett says Barbass has returned a more dour horse as a three-year-old as he prepares for his first-up run over 1400m at Rosehill.
Secret Weapon for Choisir Coolmore's stalwart sire Choisir is best known for his sprinter milers, but Northern Hemisphere bred Secret Weapon (GB) has longer races as his preference with a barnstorming win in the Group II Longines Jockey Club Cup over 2000 metres at Sha Tin on Sunday putting him right in the frame for International Day.
Aussie Sprinters Quinella HK Sprint Australian bred sprinters Not Listenin'tome and Lucky Bubbles filled the quinella in the Group II Bochk Wealth Mgmt Jockey Club Sprint at Sha Tin on Sunday, the race also featuring the return of the great HK Champion Able Friend.
Steel Zip trials for last campaign Popular grey Steel Zip will trial this week in preparation for what will probably be his last racing campaign
Hugh Bowman in upset Kong Kong win Not Listenin'tome has stamped himself a serious rival for Rebel Dane in the Hong Kong International Sprint with a Group Two win at Sha Tin for Hugh Bowman.
Group 1 quinella for Not A Single Doubt Not A Single Doubt is back in pole position as Australia's leading active sire after Scales Of Justice and Good Project claimed most of the $1 million prizemoney attached to Saturday's WATC Railway S. 1600m G1 in Perth.
Victorian race caller Greg Miles to retire Long time Victorian race caller Greg Miles has announced his retirement after calling a record 36 Me
Winner a boost for Tylicki family Madeleine Tylicki, the sister of paralysed jockey Freddy Tylicki, has saddled her first winner as a trainer.
Moonee Valley back-up chance for Harmony Trainer John Sadler will consider chasing another win at Moonee Valley with Gallant Harmony after his Ballarat success.
Rebel Dane primed for next adventure Dual Group One winner Rebel Dane will tune up for his trip to Hong Kong with a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Race is best guide to the future BRC officials are confident switching the Fred Best Classic from Doomben to Eagle Farm will not impact on its reputation as a future form guide.
Summer aims for Global Glamour, Fabrizio Star filly Global Glamour is back in work and on a path to the Magic Millions Guineas while stablemate Fabrizio is heading towards the Villiers Stakes.
Damian Lane to ride in Hong Kong again Lightweight jockey Damian Lane will ride in Hong Kong on a short-term licence to help alleviate a shortage caused by injuries and suspensions.
Gold Coast via Wyong for Madeenaty Smart Lindsay Park two-year-old Madeenaty is enjoying a freshen-up before a tilt at the Magic Millions on the Gold Coast.
Luke Tarrant to ride Cylinder Beach Luke Tarrant gets the chance to break back into stakes racing aboard Cylinder Beach in the Recognition Stakes.
Brenton Avdulla cleared of fractures Jockey Brenton Avdulla will visit a physiotherapist after being cleared of any breaks to his knee following a barrier accident.
Cue Card wins Betfair Chase at Haydock Cue Card has got the better of Coneygree to win the first Grade One jumps race of the National Hunt season at Haydock.
Scales Of Justice wins G1 Railway Stakes Scales Of Justice has claimed the Group One Railway Stakes in Perth, leading all the way under multiple Hong Kong champion Douglas Whyte.
Bayliss fined after Ballarat Cup win Apprentice Regan Bayliss won the Ballarat Cup on the Lindsay Park-trained Pilote D'essai but has been fined $1300 on two matters.
Dream Lane gives Mitchell 1st city winner Trainer Nick Mitchell has scored his first city winner with Dream Lane in the Fugen Handicap at Rosehill.
Pilote D'essai takes out the Ballarat Cup Regan Bayliss and Pilote D'essai have combined to give Lindsay Park success in the Ballarat Cup.
Favourite punters finally cheer Religify Religify has broken through to win the November Handicap at Rosehill and could return to the track for a Listed race in early December.
Too Good To Refuse to dominate summer Desleigh Forster's decision to miss the spring with Too Good To Refuse is set to pay dividends in the Brisbane summer.
Jay Ford gets the job done on Tipperary Jay Ford has proved an able substitute for an injured Brenton Avdulla aboard New Tipperary at Rosehill.
Weir has eyes on Gold Coast with Speedeor Speedeor has booked a ticket to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions Guineas with his 1100m Magic Millions victory at Ballarat.
One-two McEvoy finish in Clockwise Classic Despatch and Nistaan could spearhead Tony McEvoy's attack on the Gold Coast after running the quinella in a juvenile race at Ballarat.
Dale grabs 5th Highway victory at Rosehill Thelittleracketeer has given Canberra trainer Matthew Dale his fifth Highway win, equalling Terry Robinson's record.
Brenton Avdulla hurt in barrier incident Leading Sydney jockey Brenton Avdulla has injured his right knee in a barrier incident at Rosehill.
Cellargirl races up to Orman confidence James Orman's confidence in Cellargirl racing well on debut has been confirmed with an impressive win at Eagle Farm.
Fibian Flashes home to victory at Rosehill Flash Fibian has scored an upset win at Rosehill, shouldering 61kg to win a three-year-old race.
Adelaide apprentice continues winning run After riding four winners at Naracoorte, Adelaide apprentice Emily Finnegan has followed up with a victory at Ballarat.
James Cummings wins another Bong Bong Cup Trainer James Cummings has won his second Bong Bong Cup in as many years with Alfred The Great claiming the picnic racing feature.
Punter Anthony Gardiner warned off Racing NSW has warned off punter Anthony Gardiner for refusing to be interviewed by stewards.
Take Pride looking for rise in distance Trainer Murray Johnson thinks talented mare Take Pride will appreciate a rise in distance when she runs at Ballarat.
Kelly Doughty hopes for big week Trainer Kelly Doughty may have unearthed a potential star this week but she will be relying on old favourite for another stakes win.
Moloney-trained colt on Song for Ballarat After an eye-catching run at Flemington last start trainer John Moloney is hoping Liberty Song can make his presence felt in a Magic Millions race at Ballarat.
Lindsay Park pair ready for Ballarat Cup Rising Romance will attempt to break a long run of outs in the Ballarat Cup while Lindsay Park is keen to see stablemate Pilote D'essai over the extra ground.
Marenostro kicking off path to G2 Villiers Trainer Chris Waller says Marenostro's winning strike rate stands him in good stead for Saturday's November Handicap at Rosehill.
Believe Yourself returns to Aust racing Five-year-old mare Believe Yourself, now in the care of Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, returns to Australian racing at Ballarat after a stint in Singapore.
Cassidy to continue run with Heathcote Eight of Larry Cassidy's 18 winners since his return from injury have been for trainer Robert Heathcote and the pair combine again at Eagle Farm.
Garrard goes chasing the money at Ballarat Co-trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young have delayed the start of Garrard's career, waiting for the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Tony Gollan calls on veterans Tony Gollan hopes some of his stable's veterans can start the summer feature races series by racing well at Eagle Farm.
Barrier draw compounds Lady's luckless run Lady Le Fay has had a luckless spring and has come up with the widest barrier in the Ballarat Cup.
Prominent jockeys' agent on drug charges Prominent jockey manager Glen Courtney is facing drug charges in a Brisbane court.
Healthy Heartlings to return after lay-off Trainer Kerry Parker is expecting Heartlings to show improvement from her first-up run at Rosehill.
Guys hope Starcourt can fill void The Bryan and Daniel Guy training combination has high hopes Starcourt can repeat some of the success of Qld Derby winner Eagle Way
Greg Eurell with strong hand at Ballarat The Greg Eurell stable will be well represented on Ballarat Cup day with chances in four races including three early favourites.
Hope Spriggs eternal for Blake at Rosehill Jockey Blake Spriggs is hungry for more success at Rosehill a little more than two weeks after riding in his first Melbourne Cup.
Hey Doris runs for friends Former top jockey Larry Olsen and his friend trainer Pat Duff have high hopes for two-year-old Hey Doris at Eagle Farm.
Observational in distance test at Ballarat Trainer John Sadler will test recent stable recruit Observational over 2200 metres in the Ballarat Cup to help determine his future distance range.
Gold Coast trip on the line at Ballarat Lindsay Park stablemates Dam Ready and Highland Beat are racing for a trip to the Gold Coast when they run in the Magic Millions 3&4YO Classic at Ballarat.
Waller team primed for western G1 Project Trainer Chris Waller believes Good Project and Mackintosh's performances in the Cantala Stakes are the right form to tackle the Railway Stakes at Ascot.
10,000 likely to stay at Doomben The iconic Doomben 10,000 looks likely to stay at Doomben to be run at an earlier date.
Two go clockwise at Ballarat for McEvoy Despatch and Nistaan have handled Ballarat the best of six Tony McEvoy-trained youngsters and will contest the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic.
Baker after Queensland summer success Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker starts his Queensland summer campaign with Coolring in the Listed Keith Noud Quality at Eagle Farm.
Ryan Wiggins escapes break in fall Fears Ryan Wiggins had broken a leg in a Sunshine Coast fall have been allayed with the jockey escaping with bad bruising.
Hugh Bowman to ride in HK Jockey Challenge Hugh Bowman will represent Australia in the four-race International Jockeys' Championship at Happy Valley.
Caffeine positive for Coffey-trained horse Trainer Austy Coffey has been told a horse in his stable has tested positive to caffeine after a Swan Hill win.
Ryan Wiggins injured in race fall Jockey Ryan Wiggins has suffered a suspected broken leg in a race fall at the Sunshine Coast.
Jockey Glyn Schofield has appeal dismissed Jockey Glyn Schofield has had an appeal dismissed over a careless riding suspension in mid-October.
Frespanol atones at the Sunshine Coast Frespanol has erased memories of his previous disastrous visit to the Sunshine Coast by winning the open handicap.
Jemadar wins amid James McDonald's charge Under the backdrop of James McDonald's betting charge, Godolphin have scored another Sydney winner with Jemadar.
Dunn back in Melbourne with city win A few days after winning in an apprentices' race in Abu Dhabi, Dylan Dunn has returned to Melbourne with a winner at a Sandown midweek meeting.
Oliver and Waller combine for Sandown win Damien Oliver has linked with Chris Waller for a win at Sandown ahead of the jockey and trainer combining with Mackintosh in the Group One Railway Stakes.
Another ATO GST Registration Crackdown The most contentious area of horse taxation is whether the breeding and/or racing activity is an income tax “business” or GST “enterprise”.
Lane heading back to WA for G1 Railway Melbourne-based Damian Lane is hoping to win his first Railway Stakes in Perth when he rides Rageese for trainer Darren Weir.
Calanda sizzles in W'Farm maiden victory Peter and Paul Snowden-trained gelding Calanda has broken his maiden at Warwick Farm, setting a class record in the process.
Weight drop to suit Scherzoso at Ballarat A weight drop of six kilograms and a rise in distance has Tony McEvoy hopeful of a forward showing from Scherzoso in the Ballarat Cup.
Chris Munce in Millions march Chris Munce has won with another Magic Millions graduate but is yet to commit Skate To Paris to a start in the big two-year-old race
I Am Wanted gives trainer first city win Four-year-old gelding I Am Wanted has given trainer Trevor Andrews his first city win and second winner in as many days, with victory at Sandown.
Beach resolution for Warrnambool trainers Warrnambool trainers have been granted a reprieve and are allowed to train on the beaches, but under restricted conditions.
In The Vanguard aiming for Magic Millions Trainer John Sargent is weighing up whether to race In The Vanguard at Rosehill after she drew the widest barrier.
Weir nominates seven for the Auckland Cup Trainer Darren Weir is keeping options open with his large team of horses, nominating seven stayers for the Auckland Cup in New Zealand.
Forster to rely on Too Good To Refuse Desleigh Forster will have only one runner in the Keith Noud Quality after electing to keep Cylinder Beach for another week.
Prime Dispatch 16/11/2016 This week's edition of the Prime DIspatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Vadamos to shuttle to Rich Hill Stud in NZ French Group One winner Vadamos will stand the southern hemisphere breeding season at Rich Hill Stud in New Zealand.
Godolphin issues statement on McDonald Godolphin has issued a statement saying it will support champion Sydney jockey James McDonald who has been charged with a betting offence.
Mackintosh draws wide in G1 Railway Equal Railway Stakes favourite Mackintosh has drawn barrier 16 for the Group One race.
UK punters to bet into Hong Kong pools The Hong Kong Jockey Club and UK Tote have signed an agreement which will allow British punters to bet into the large HK parimutuel pools.
Berry and Bowman to ride at Sha Tin Tommy Berry and Hugh Bowman will ride at the Group Two meeting at Sha Tin, a prelude to International day.
McDonald charged with betting offence Premier Sydney jockey James McDonald has been charged with a betting offence relating to the debut win of Astern.
Murrell fined $5000 over social media post Australian Bloodstock director Luke Murrell has copped a $5000 fine after pleading guilty to engaging in conduct prejudicial to the image of racing.
Mitchell heads down Dream Lane to Rosehill Trainer Nick Mitchell believes Dream Lane has improved as she drops from Listed grade to a benchmark handicap at Rosehill on Saturday.
James Cummings after second Bong Bong Cup Trainer James Cummings is seeking back-to-back wins in the Bong Bong Cup with a son of Pendragon.
New date for abandoned Cranbourne Cup A new date has been set for a shortened version of the Cranbourne Cup blown away by high winds.
O'Sullivans eye dual shot at Ballarat Cup Golden Oldies will chase a third straight Cup win while stablemate Magnapal will appreciate the extra distance of the Ballarat Cup.
Cavanough bringing team to town Brett Cavanough will enlist Johan Victoire to ride his horses at Rosehill with Jason Collett out for several weeks with injury.
Sandown option for long-shot debut winner Open House will tackle three-year-old fillies grade at Sandown after her blow-out debut win at Cranbourne at $91.
Dryden and Collings chasing first city win Co-trainer Keith Dryden says Beau Tirage will benefit from his first-up run at Warwick Farm.
Smart Adrenaline winner bound for more riches Success rolls on for Brisbane based syndicators Adrenaline Thoroughbreds whose exciting filly Champ Elect was an impressive debut winner at Doomben on Saturday November 5.
Winx odds-on for Queen Elizabeth Stakes Champion mare Winx has been installed odds-on favourite for next year's $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Single Gaze building slowly to G1 goal Group One winner Single Gaze has returned to work with trainer Nick Olive looking to gradually step her up towards Group One targets in autumn.
Turnitaround among 28 Ballarat Cup entries Trainer Matthew Williams is planning to back Eclipse Stakes winner Turnitaround up in the Ballarat Cup which has attracted 28 nominations.
Oliver with chance at first Railway win Damien Oliver will ride the Chris Waller-trained Mackintosh in the Group One Railway Stakes in Perth, a race which has eluded the champion jockey.
Busy spring paying dividends for Pfieffer Dixie Chick's next assignment is a benchmark race at Rosehill but trainer David Pfieffer believes she can eventually compete in stakes class.
Malaguerra heads west for G1 Winterbottom Dual Group One-winner Malaguerra is among the eastern states horses who will be chasing feature race success in Perth, with the Winterbottom Stakes his target.
Douglas Whyte to ride in Perth Group One Douglas Whyte will travel from Hong Kong to Perth to ride Scales Of Justice in the Group One Railway Stakes.
Record 13 races at Sunshine Coast The Sunshine Coast will host a record 13 races after the decision to transfer Saturday's washed out open handicap to the card
Dylan Dunn wins international race Dylan Dunn claimed the HH Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak Apprentice Jockeys Championship (IFAHR) in Abu Dhabi overnight, making it back-to-back wins for Racing Victoria apprentices.
Panel to discuss 10,000 change Queensland's Thoroughbred Advisory Panel is to discuss the possible move of the Doomben 10,000 to Eagle Farm
Grade One winning jumper Simonsig put down Grade One winning jumper Simonsig has been put down after suffering a catastrophic leg injury at Cheltenham.
He Or She primed for Group One Perth races The Lindsay Park operation is eyeing off the Group One races in Perth with former local galloper He Or She and a couple of in-form sprinters.
Taiyoo after another country Cup The Ballarat Cup is the next target for the Darren Weir-trained Taiyoo, the winner of the Kyneton Cup at his most recent start.
Apprentice Tiffani Brooker in limelight Tiffiani Brooker's decision to ride trackwork in Brisbane is reaping rewards with plenty of winners for the apprentice.
Jameka recovering well from injury Jameka is recovering well from a back injury which trainer Ciaron Maher says could have affected her in the Melbourne Cup.
No decision on Auckland for Barman A decision on whether Who Shot Thebarman returns to New Zealand to try for a second Auckland Cup is on hold.
Williams to ride in Perth and Singapore Craig Williams will try to win his third Group One Railway Stakes in Perth on He Or She before heading to Singapore to ride in the Gold Cup.
Rain ruins comeback runs The storm which washed out three races at Doomben has interrupted the summer carnival preparations of several horses.
First Group One winner for So You Think Champion racehorse So You Think has sired his first Group One winner with La Dosia taking out the Thousand Guineas in New Zealand.
Silent Sedition ends spring with G3 win Silent Sedition has raced to victory in the Group Three Summoned Stakes at Sandown, giving jockey Craig Williams a winning treble at the Guineas meeting.
Nieta blows rivals her away at Rosehill Nieta will head to a stakes race and a rich pay day after blowing her rivals away at Rosehill.
Hugh Bowman in milestone Sandown victory Turnitaround may be headed towards the Australian Cup at Flemington after scoring a hard-fought win in the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Lucky Hussler wins G3 WFA race at Sandown The Darren Weir-trained Lucky Hussler has returned to winning form in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes and will now be aimed at a defence of the Magic Millions Cup.
L'Entrecote beats Doomben rain for top win Talented galloper L'Entrecote has earned a chance at the summer carnival sprint races with a Doomben win before racing was called off.
Beautiful Romance lands G2 Zipping Classic Trainer Saeed bin Suroor joined fellow Godolphin trainers Charlie Appleby and John O'Shea with a stakes race win at Sandown.
Daysee Doom adds another victory to resume Trainer Ron Quinton is looking to Daysee Doom to make the step to stakes company with the mare adding another win to her record.
Morton's Fork in late sweep to win Guineas The John O'Shea-trained Morton's Fork has powered home to win the Group Two Sandown Guineas over Ruthven.
Prompt Response records overdue stakes win Prompt Response has come in for heavy support before landing her second career win in the Twilight Glow Stakes at Sandown.
Husson Eagle scores first-up at Sandown Husson Eagle has kicked off a preparation aimed at the Magic Millions Sprint with a convincing win in the Doveton Stakes at Sandown.
Three-year-old Rosehill double for Waller Leading trainer Chris Waller has produced a couple of three-year-old winners at Rosehill who could be autumn players.
Qewy picks up the Sandown Cup for Appleby Qewy has wound up a successful trip to Australia for trainer Charlie Appleby with a fighting win in the Sandown Cup.
Redkirk Warrior posts first Australian win Former Hong Kong galloper Redkirk Warrior has shown his class with a Group Three win at Sandown in his second start in Australia.
Veranillo stamps himself for the future Godolphin colt Veranillo has made an impressive debut to stamp himself high on the Godolphin two-year-old pecking order.
Saxton Rock shows true form in Doomben win Two-year-old Saxton Rock has earned himself a Magic Millions start, improving sharply to win at Doomben.
Race experience pays off for Arctic Angel Arctic Angel was well supported in betting before leading throughout in taking out the Merson Cooper Stakes at Sandown.
Hanagan no longer No.1 for Sheikh Hamdan English jockey Paul Hanagan has lost his position as retained rider to Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum.
Two Sydney jockeys hurt in separate falls Jockeys Jason Collett and Taylor Marshall have suffered injuries in separate falls at Canterbury.
Vital Importance on target for Sandown Chris Parnham has already won seven races on Vital Importance and will try to add another at Sandown on the horse owned by members of his family.
Investigation into possible ice swab Trainer Chris Waller has confirmed he is holding an internal investigation into the source of a possible ice positive in one of the stable's horses.
Benz to cruise over Sandown Guineas trip Adelaide galloper Benz will attempt 1600 metres for the first time when he lines up in the Sandown Guineas.
Rose a rare Sydney runner for Heathcote Alpen Rose will be leading Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote's first Sydney runner for some time when she lines up at Rosehill.
Kerrin McEvoy after more Sandown success Kerrin McEvoy has had success at Sandown's feature meeting in the past and has a good book of rides again including Qewy in the Sandown Cup.
Baster keen to improve on Secret Number Godolphin's Secret Number is one of three internationally-trained horses lining up in the Group Two Zipping Classic at Sandown.
Kudero to restart Sydney career After a stint in Queensland, sprinter Kudero has returned home to Sydney where he runs at Rosehill for trainer Clarry Conners.
Outback Saga at crossroads Prolific central Queensland winner Outback Saga gets a second chance at city racing with a return to Doomben.
Prompt Response deserves stakes win: Bott Co-trainer Adrian Bott says Prompt Response deserves to break through at stakes level and expects the filly to be hard to beat in the Twilight Glow Stakes.
Husson Eagle aimed at rich sprint again The Patrick Payne-trained Husson Eagle makes his return in the Listed Doveton Stakes at Sandown, his first step towards a defence of the Magic Millions Sprint.
Morgan gets extra thrill from Harada Veteran Harada Bay returns to racing at Doomben to begin his ninth campaign for Grant Morgan's Ontrack syndication company.
New date for Benalla Cup announced After being called off because of a wet track, the Benalla Cup will be run in the autumn over a shorter distance.
Record wagering turnover on Cup carnival Local and overseas punters have wagered a record $657 million on the four-day Melbourne Cup carnival.
Winx the world's best turf performer Winx has earned a rating of 130 to make her the world's best turf performer and third in the rankings behind American Arrogate and California Chrome.
Senior Qld racing steward stood down A Queensland Racing Integrity Commission steward has been stood down from official duty on full pay.
Illustrious Lad chasing another Group win Jockey Anthony Darmanin has formed a successful partnership with in-form sprinter Illustrious Lad and is hoping to add another stakes win at Sandown.
Waller turns to Irish apprentice Magorrian Lee Magorrian is a one-kilogram claiming apprentice in New Zealand, but will ride Wine Tales 3kg lighter at Rosehill on Saturday.
Pengelly gets reward for trackwork Brad Pengelly has returned to riding trackwork at Eagle Farm and is reaping the rewards with some top rides
Greg Ryan banned over handling of Mr Chow Jockey Greg Ryan has been suspended for seven weeks after stewards found he did not give Mr Chow every opportunity to win a race at Scone in October.
Faraway Town peaking for Sandown Guineas Trainer Matthew Smith is looking to Group One-placed filly Faraway Town to break through for her first stakes win in the Sandown Guineas.
Choisir colt can atone in Rosehill Mission Choisir colt The Mission will be looking to make amends for a disappointing debut when he goes around in a two-year-old handicap at Rosehill.
Saxton Rock a puzzle for his trainer Trainer Matt Dunn expects two-year-old Saxton Rock to improve sharply on his debut when he runs at Doomben on Saturday
Williams with strong book of Sandown rides Craig Williams has a strong book of feature race rides at Sandown including Guineas favourite Morton's Fork and Zipping Classic contender So Si Bon.
Lordag to step up at Doomben Tough galloper Lordag is expected to take the next step towards stakes races when he returns to Doomben.
Aidan O'Brien and Coolmore scoop awards Order Of St George has been named Europe's champion stayer with trainer Aidan O'Brien and Coolmore scoping five awards.
So Si Bon to take on older horses at WFA Three-year-old So Si Bon is set to take on the older horses at weight-for-age in the Group Two Zipping Classic over 2400m.
Aust cricketers' horse makes winning debut Australian cricketers Mitch and Shaun Marsh have enjoyed better luck at Gosford races than the Perth Test with the horse they part-own winning on debut.
Michael Murphy rides first city winner Queensland apprentice Michael Murphy has ridden his first metropolitan winner, steering Shapin Lady for his new boss Chris Munce.
Soviet Secret faces 1600m test in Guineas Trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon has elected to run Soviet Secret in the Sandown Guineas rather than the Twilight Glow Stakes.
Darci Be Good among Qld raid at Rosehill A good performance by Darci Be Good at Rosehill will be enough to convince trainer Andrew Williamson to push on to the Goulburn Cup.
Noblet with good chances at Sandown Trainer Andrew Noblet has two stakes winning mares, Silent Sedition and Super Cash, heading to separate Group races at Sandown.
Racing to continue in Townsville Racing will continue in Townsville after the committee of Queensland's largest provincial club quit.
French jockey Thomas Huet to return home Sydney-based Jockey Thomas Huet will return home to France after almost four years riding in Australia.
McEvoy reunites with Qewy in Sandown Cup Jockey Kerrin McEvoy will be back aboard Geelong Cup winner Qewy in the Sandown Cup when the Godolphin-owned stayer chases another stakes win in Victoria.
1st-up Sydney test for Tamworth's Capitano Tamworth trainer Jacob Perrett will have the chance to break through for his first city winner with Capitano at Rosehill.
Damian Browne to ride Rudy for first time Helen Page's decision not to claim on Rudy means ace jockey Damian Browne will ride him for the first time
Grand mare Circles Of Gold dies aged 25 Grand producing mare Circles Of Gold, the dam of Elvstroem and Haradasun, has died at Segenhoe Stud aged 25
Neville Bell denies Doomben sale rumours An angry BRC chairman Neville Bell has lashed out at talk that plans to run the Doomben 10,000 at Eagle Farm would lead to the sale of the Doomben racecourse.
Field of eight for G2 Zipping Classic A field of eight has been declared for the Zipping Classic while the Sandown Guineas for three-year-olds has a field of nine.
Malaguerra favourite for Winterbottom Terravista is the second favourite behnd Malaguerra for the $1 million Winterbottom Stakes in Perth.
ATC reports record operating surplus The Australian Turf Club has reported a record operating surplus of more than $13 million.
Cox Plate runner Vadamos retired to stud After finishing fourth in the Cox Plate and Emirates Stakes, French Group One winner Vadamos has been retired to stand at Tally-Ho Stud in Ireland.
Quieter campaign for refreshed Lady Jivago Trainer Jeff Englebrecht believes placement will be key to getting talented mare Lady Jivago back into winning form.
Vezalay on a path towards Magic Millions Vezalay continues on a path towards the Magic Millions Sprint when she chases a second Listed race win in the Doveton Stakes at Sandown.
Our Mantra a rare early 2yo for Joe Pride Our Mantra will be trainer Joe Pride's earliest two-year-old runner in a season when he makes his debut at Rosehill.
Sandown option for G1 winner Abbey Marie Group One winner Abbey Marie has galloped at Sandown ahead of a possible spring cameo in the Summoned Stakes.
NSW Trainers warned about two substances Trainers have been warned two substances - mannitol and glaucine - are now able to be detected in raceday samples.
BRC defends plan to shift Doomben 10,000 The Brisbane Racing Club is backing a Racing Queensland plan to move the Group One Doomben 10,000 to Eagle Farm.
Laing weighs up options for So Si Bon Robbie Laing is yet to decide whether So Si Bon takes on his own age in the Sandown Guineas or runs against older horses in the Zipping Classic.
Capitalist Retired To Stud Last season's champion two-year-old Capitalist has been retired and will be prepared for a stud career at Newgate Farm.
Almandin to miss Zipping Classic Melbourne Cup winner Almandin will not run at Sandown with owner Lloyd Williams also withdrawing Bondi Beach and Assign.
Epic Rant gives Spendthrift next 2YO hope Trainer Adrian Bott says Epic Rant is an exciting two-year-old colt ahead of his debut in a two-year-old race at Rosehill.
Sandown gallop to decide Abbey's return Australasian Oaks winner Abbey Marie will have an important track gallop at Sandown to determine whether she runs in the Summoned Stakes.
Light prep for top class colt Weatherly Trainer Paul Messara is looking towards next year's Group One Galaxy for talented sprinter Weatherly after a light spring preparation.
Famous Seamus set to star at Sandown again Evergreen sprinter Famous Seamus will return to Sandown to defend the Group Three Kevin Heffernan Stakes.
Injury sidelines Lankan Rupee again Lankan Rupee's latest campaign has been cut short by a leg injury which will sideline him for at least four months.
Raphael's Cat ready to pounce at Rosehill Co-trainer Adrian Bott says Raphael's Cat has a strong chance to return to racing with a win at Rosehill after more than a year off the scene.
Almoonqith to try shorter Sandown contest The Zipping Classic is the preferred Sandown option for Almoonqith rather than a defence of the longer Sandown Cup.
Dylan Dunn gets a call up for Abu Dhabi Dylan Dunn has been rewarded for winning the Victorian apprentices' title with a trip to Abu Dhabi for an apprentices' race.
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First Stakes Winner for Pluck While his more favoured stablemate Azazel disappointed, the Tony McEvoy-trained Aspect powered home at his racetrack debut in Saturday's $150,000 Group III Maribyrnong Plate (1000m) to credit his sire Pluck (USA) with his first stakes winner.
Breeders Cup Sprint Winner for Choisir Coolmore’s magnificent stalwart sire Choisir continues to break new ground for the Australian thoroughbred siring high class gelding Obviously (8g Choisir x Leala, by Montjeu) to win the Grade I Breeders Cup Turf Sprint at Santa Anita.
Lemaire rides eight winners at Tokyo Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Christophe Lemaire has ridden eight winners on the Tokyo program to equal Yutaka Take's record.
Vautour put down afer breaking leg The Willie Mullins-trained triple Cheltenham winner Vautour has been put down after breaking his leg in a paddock accident.
Winx the big spring winner Winx has been the star of the spring show with the mare reinforcing her champion status with a spectacular Cox Plate win.
Small team for Waller at Sandown Trainer Chris Waller is already planning for the autumn but his spring is not quite over with Who Shot Thebarman to again tackle the Zipping Classic at Sandown.
Start Wondering wins in NZ Three-time Sydney winner Start Wondering has won his first start in his latest campaign in New Zealand.
Arrogate upsets Chrome in Breeders Classic Arrogate has upset California Chrome in a nail-biting finish to the Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita.
Cox Plate long-term target for Scottish Scottish finished second in this year's Caulfield Cup and his trainer Charlie Appleby is hoping to aim him at next year's Cox Plate.
Highland Reel wins Breeders' Cup Turf The much-travelled Highland Reel has won the Breeders' Cup Turf at Santa Anita for trainer Aidan O'Brien.
Emerald City could return south Improving stayer Emerald City is set to race on with one option being a return to Sydney.
Arrogate upsets Chrome in BC Classic Arrogate has upset odds-on favourite California Chrome in the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Racing rallies round Freddy Tylicki The racing industry is rallying behind paralysed jockey Freddy Tylicki who suffered spinal injuries in a race fall.
Son of Choisir wins Breeders' Cup Sprint Obviously, a son of Australian shuttle stallion Choisir, has won the Breeders' Cu[ Turf Sprint at Santa Anita.
Five-star day for Tim Clark at Canterbury Jockey Tim Clark has dominated at Canterbury, riding a career-high five metropolitan winners.
Melbourne Cup carnival crowd rebounds Overall attendance at the four-day Melbourne Cup carnival has risen, despite a dip in the crowd at Flemington for Tuesday's $6.2 million race.
Jockey's lucky charm in $2 million race A protest denied the team behind Awesome Rock the win in this year's Australian Cup but there was no repeat of the heartbreak in the Emirates Stakes.
Fancourt rides first winner in 10 months Former top apprentice Alannah Fancourt has bounced back from injury to ride her first winner in 10 months.
Malaguerra wins Group One Darley Classic Ben Melham has guided the Peter Gelagotis-trained Malaguerra to a narrow win over Spieth in the $1 million Darley Classic at Flemington.
Jessy lands first stakes win in Matriarch Jessy Belle has claimed her first black-type win in the Matriarch Stakes, finishing strongly in her first try over 2000m on a quick back-up at Flemington.
Matthew Dunn trains fourth Highway winner Murwillumbah trainer Matthew Dunn has continued his dominance of Highway races with Sunny Fame giving him his fourth win this season.
Wild celebrations after Awesome G1 victory Awesome Rock lost the Australian Cup at Flemington on protest before finally claiming his maiden Group One victory in the Emirates Stakes.
Wide draw no worry for McDonald on Souchez Long-term plans for Flemington plunge winner Souchez include a possible shot at the Stradbroke Handicap in Brisbane.
Mr Manhattan grabs big city win at C'bury Mr Manhattan has held on to beat his Joe Pride-trained stablemate Painte at Canterbury.
Francis Of Assisi in race of his own in QE The Charlie Appleby-trained Francis Of Assisi, with William Buick aboard, has taken out the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.
Chris Munce produces another Millions hope Chris Munce has doubled his chances of being the first to train and ride a Magic Millions Classic winner with Champ Elect's Doomben victory.
Long break no worry for Little White Cloud Little White Cloud has made a winning return to racing at Flemington after a break of more than three years.
Freedman claims 2YO victory with Teaspoon Trainer Michael Freedman has trained his first two-year-old winner of the season with Teaspoon giving a strong kick to win at Canterbury.
Dairy farmer family wins Stakes fashions Driving 274km to compete in the family fashion on the field competition has proven very fruitful for the Palmer family on Stakes Day, bagging $20,000 in prizes.
Aspect wins G3 Maribyrnong Plate on debut Trainer Tony McEvoy and his nephew, jockey Kerrin McEvoy, have combined to win the Group Three Maribyrnong Plate with debutant Aspect at Flemington.
British rider Freddy Tylicki paralysed The Injured Jockeys Fund has confirmed rider Freddy Tylicki is paralysed in the lower half of his body after a race fall.
Yankee Rose pulls up lame after VRC Oaks A bone chip in a knee has been detected in an x-ray after Yankee Rose finished towards the back of the field in the VRC Oaks at Flemington.
Panya's style match with in-form Raijinz Trainer Jarrod Austin says Raijinz has never enjoyed racing more as he chases a hat-trick of wins during Saturday's meeting at Canterbury.
Frustrating start to 2YO season for McEvoy Tony McEvoy and his Melbourne Cup-winning nephew Kerrin will join forces in a two-year-old race at Flemington.
Canberra trainer aiming for first G1 win Matthew Dale hopes his headline horse Fell Swoop can deliver the Canberra trainer his first Group One win in the $1 million Darley Classic sprint.
Ray Hadley itching to return to Canterbury Despite giving up gambling seven years ago, radio personality and thoroughbred owner Ray Hadley still loves going to races.
Cassidy to solve perplexing problem Trainer Chris Munce has called on his old friend and rival Larry Cassidy to help Perplexity break a run of outs.
Jeff Lloyd sets record pace Jockey Jeff Lloyd has ridden his 50th winner of the season to remain on course to break several Queensland records this season.
Racing Vic criticised in cobalt appeal Four Victorian trainers are appealing disqualifications after several horses returned positive cobalt results.
Facts and figures on the G1 Darley Classic History, facts and figures on the $1 million Darley Classic, the feature sprint of the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
Facts and figues on the G1 Emirates Stakes A snapshot of Saturday's Group One Emirates Stakes which was formerly known as the Mackinnon Stakes and run on the first day of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Ben out to add to Team Hayes tally Four months after getting his trainer's licence, Ben Hayes has already had a Melbourne Cup runner and has three chances in Saturday's two Group One races.
Scottish out of G1 Emirates Stakes William Buick will have to wait a little longer to claim a first Australian Group One victory with Scottish to miss the Emirates Stakes at Flemington.
Dylan's Rojo searching for form reversal Trainer Kim Waugh is hoping for the sting to be out of the Canterbury track to help hulking front-runner Dylan's Rojo to get back to his best on Saturday.
Price upbeat about Lankan Rupee in G1 Mick Price is thrilled with star sprinter Lankan Rupee who will chase his sixth Group One win in the Darley Classic at his second start back from injury.
Melb Cup Carnival crowds near 2015 low Crowds for the Melbourne Cup Carnival have not bounced back from 15-year lows reached in 2015, though fine weather is forecast for the final day - Stakes Day.
Yendall with another G1 chance this spring Jockey Dean Yendall has claimed two Group One wins this spring and has another lightweight chance in the Emirates Stakes on three-year-old colt Seaburge.
Robbie Laing fined over raceday treatment The administration of the medication Ulcershield to Nina Peak on race day has landed trainer Robbie Laing a fine.
Assalak an incentive for Murphy Trainer David Murphy has been recovering from a neck fracture but has still been preparing smart Assalak for his comeback run.
Oaks Day Stakes Quinella for Hinchinbrook Yarraman Park based Hinchinbrook sired his second stakes-winner of the Flemington Carnival when his progressive three year-old daughter Spright landed the Group III VRC Crown Resorts Stakes on Oaks Day.
Redoute’s Choice has a new Group 1-siring son Arrowfield's much-missed young sire Beneteau added the first Group 1 winner to his record on Thursday at Flemington when Lasqueti Spirit won the $1 million VRC Oaks 2500m G1 in spectacular fashion.
Moloney excited to see Avdulla win Oaks Trainer John Moloney has watched proudly as his former apprentice Brenton Avdulla has taken out the VRC Oaks.
Outsider gives jockey his shot with Bolt Lasqueti Spirit has produced an upset win in the $1 million VRC Oaks, watched by the world's fastest man Usain Bolt.
Spright impresses down Flemington straight Spright has completed a winning hat-trick with an explosive turn of foot to score at Flemington.
Redzel beats Terravista in Listed sprint The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Redzel has held off a late charge from Terravista to win the Listed Mumm Stakes at Flemington.
Famous Seamus returns to winner's circle Veteran sprinter Famous Seamus has made a decisive statement his racing days are not over by winning the Listed Ladies' Day Cup at Hawkesbury.
Rageese to chase Railway Stakes in Perth Darren Weir says a rise to 1600m won't be a problem for Rageese in Perth after the four-year-old scored a Group Three win at Flemington.
Lasqueti Spirit in Group 1 VRC Oaks shock Lasqueti Spirit has broken her maiden in spectacular fashion in the VRC Oaks to give Sydney trainer Lee Curtis a second Group One win, 14 years after his first.
Ladies flaunt their frocks at Hawkesbury The ladies of Hawkesbury have paraded their best attire in front of the judges, walking away with $20,000 worth of prizes.
Derby colt lands back-up Flemington win Anaheim will be set on a late-season Derby campaign after scoring his first stakes win at Flemington.
Ray Hadley's search for racing success Well Hardley Ever's part-owner and broadcaster Ray Hadley says the horse has improved since his last metropolitan win.
No Winx but Waller has two in G1 Emirates Chris Waller has sent Winx for a spell but will still be dually represented in the Group One Emirates Stakes.
David Hayes rings up 50th Cup carnival win In his 16th Melbourne Cup carnival, David Hayes has notched his 50th Cup week winner with the victory of Mihany on Oaks day.
Pepperano home for Birchley in greys race Liam Birchley thought the greys' only race at Flemington on Oaks day had been his hoodoo event until the win of Pepperano.
Tourneur wins with only ride on Oaks day Dom Tourneur has reunited with the Mick Price-trained The Chairman at Flemington and made it two wins from as many rides on the galloper.
Gerald Mosse booked to ride in New Zealand The winner of many of the world's major races, Gerald Mosse is to ride his namesake in a Listed race at Te Rapa.
Complete Flemington set for Michelle Payne With victory in the opening race on VRC Oaks day, Michelle Payne has ridden a winner at each of the four days of the Flemington carnival.
Canberra sprinter set to Swoop on Classic Fell Swoop has finished second in three Group One races and will get another chance to break through in the Darley Classic at Flemington.
Heinrich-Rodgers team dominates 2YO race The Gillian Heinrich-Ben Rodgers training combination has half the field in the two-year-old race at Doomben.
Switch of tactics for Kim Noir at Doomben Trainer Steve Tregea gets a belated chance to see if his mare Kim Noir will go best ridden behind the pace at Doomben on Saturday
Forster excited about summer hopes Trainer Desleigh Forster is excited heading into the Queensland summer with her good horses back in the stable.
Breeders' Cup facts and figures Some facts and figures on the Breeders' Cup meeting.
BRC tight lipped on staff leaving The BRC is refusing to confirm or deny that two staff have left the club after the Eagle Farm blackout on Melbourne Cup day
Spieth ready for long-range Darley plan After four wins on the trot and coming off an impressive first-up victory, Sydney based Spieth is ready to tackle Group One company in the Darley Classic.
Bargain Oaks buy a battlers' fairytale Yankee Rose has been a dream come true for a group of battlers whether the odds-on favourite wins the $1 million VRC Oaks or not.
Scottish suited at 2000m in G1 Emirates Scottish out to continue English trainer Charlie Appleby's great form in Vicrtoria when he runs in the Emirates Stakes.
Anthony Cummings looking for an Oaks first James Cummings has bragging rights following Prized Icon's Victoria Derby win but his father Anthony is looking to step back into the limelight.
VRC Oaks facts and figures Take a look at all the facts and figures behind this year's VRC Oaks where favourite Yankee Rose is aiming to win after a last-start Cox Plate placing.
Distance test for Oaks fancy Yankee Rose Yankee Rose is an odds-on favourite to claim her third Group One win this year when she faces a distance test in the VRC Oaks for fillies at Flemington.
Mr Spin has each-way Highway Hcp claims Veteran trainer Peter Roach says Mr Spin is a good each-way chance in the Highway Handicap at Canterbury.
Stakes horses lower sights at Canterbury Trainer Joe Pride believes Kuro is well-placed to return to the winner's circle in the Ranvet Handicap at Canterbury.
Tiyatrolani to chase big bonus The Brisbane summer three-year-old bonus is on the radar for brilliant Tiyatrolani who resumes at Doomben.
McEvoy brilliant staying rider: Williams Lloyd Williams already has his sights on a sixth Melbourne Cup after notching a record fifth win as an owner.
Brian Cox guilty of steroid charges Trainer Brian Cox has been found guilty of steroid offences but will need to wait to find out his penalty.
Gentleman Seamus finds big drop in class Trainer Noel-Mayfield Smith says Famous Seamus has the form on the board to make a challenge for the Listed Ladies' Day Cup at Hawkesbury.
Shinn says Rose outclasses rivals for Oaks Jockey Blake Shinn believes the 2500 metres of the VRC Oaks will not be a problem for the favourite Yankee Rose.
Cup winning combo favourite for another G1 Seven-year-old horse The United States is favourite to give his connections another big win in the Emirates Stakes after Almandin's Melbourne Cup victory.
Vet's evidence key to Vic cobalt case The trustworthiness of a vet who gave cobalt to two Victorian trainers' horses is key to their bid to overturn their bans.
I'd live in laid-back Australia: Bolt The world's fastest man, Usain Bolt, prefers to live a slow life and says Australia would be an ideal place to live thanks to the country's laid-back attitude.
Inquiry launched into Farm black out The Brisbane Race Club and Energex have launched an investigation into the cause of Eagle Farm's Melbourne Cup day blackout.
Cup day power overload tripped Qld system The Brisbane Racing Club have axed two staff members after a blackout which ruined Melbourne Cup Day festivities for Eagle Farm punters.
McEvoy at ease before Melbourne Cup win Kerrin McEvoy has visited the training establishment of Lloyd Williams at Macedon Lodge for the first time after winning the Melbourne Cup on Almandin.
Sam Clipperton extends stay in Hong Kong The Hong Kong Jockey Club has extended Sydney jockey Sam Clipperton's licence to ride until the end of the season.
Two internationals in Emirates Stakes A field of 13 has been declared for the $2 million Emirates Stakes at Flemington which includes international visitors Scottish and Vadamos.
Field of 12 for $1 million Darley Classic Multiple Group One winner Lankan Rupee is among a field of 12 for the Darley Classic at Flemington.
California Chrome Breeders' favourite California Chrome will be out to cap his stellar career with victory in the Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita.
Lloyd Williams to continue Cup quest Lloyd Williams, the owner who has won the most Melbourne Cups, says the internationalisation of Australia's most famous race will continue.
Melbourne Cup winners reflect on glory Melbourne Cup winning jockey Kerrin McEvoy and Almandin part-owner Nick Williams will speak at an official event at Crown.
Nine Cup arrests, gran found drink driving Nine people were arrested at the Melbourne Cup Carnival, while a 75-year-old woman has been fined for drink driving after a race day event at a bowls club.
McEvoy savours second Melbourne Cup win Kerrin McEvoy says winning the Melbourne Cup a second time feels better than the first.
Punters open wallets on Melbourne Cup day Punters in NSW, Victoria and the ACT have spent more than $140 million on Melbourne Cup day, as Almandin held on to win the great race.
What they said at the Melbourne Cup What was said about the 2016 Melbourne Cup
Apprentice thrilled by Cup race experience Although finishing last on Rose Of Virginia, apprentice Ben Thompson is hoping it isn't his last Melbourne Cup ride.
Melbourne Cup an iconic event: Williams Lloyd Williams developed Melbourne's Crown Casino in the 1990s, but says the Melbourne Cup means even more to him.
Europe is the key to Melbourne Cup win Lloyd Williams believes European bloodlines are the key to winning the Melbourne Cup at the expense of the local breeding industry.
Cup winning Williams beats them again Winning the Melbourne Cup for a record fifth time has been emotional for retired businessman Lloyd Williams.
Moreira's thirst quenched for Melb Cup win Champion Hong Kong-based rider Joao Moreira will keep chasing the Melbourne Cup dream after finishing second aboard Heartbreak City.
Jameka didn't stay 3200m: Hall Caulfield Cup winner Jameka has finished 15th in the Melbourne Cup with her jockey Nick Hall saying the mare just didn't stay the 3200m.
Lloyd's wisdom helps Hickmott win 2nd Cup Trainer Robert Hickmott says owner Lloyd Williams's wealth of racing experience was crucial in Almandin's Melbourne Cup win.
McEvoy's Dad watches on in second Cup win Kerrin McEvoy's father Phillip says his son produced a great ride to win his second Melbourne Cup in a close finish over Heartbreak City at Flemington.
No Heartbreak for owners in Melbourne Cup The ownership group of Heartbreak City were over the moon with the performance of the stayer to finish second in the Melbourne Cup.
Payne's family link to Melb Cup triumph Last year's Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne says brother-in-law Kerrin McEvoy is an amazing rider after he won this year's race on Almandin.
What the jockeys said after the Melb Cup Comments from the jockeys who rode in the Melbourne Cup.
Godolphin in the Melbourne Cup A look at Godolphin's history in the Melbourne Cup.
Facts and figures on Cup winner Almandin Everything you need to know about 2016 Melbourne Cup winner Almandin.
Heartbreak City puts up brave Cup effort Irish trainer Tony Martin could not hide his delight at the performance of Heartbreak City at his first attempt at the Melbourne Cup.
Godolphin to keep trying for Cup win Locally-trained Hartnell has finished best of the five Godolphin runners in the Melbourne Cup, with the favourite finishing third at Flemington.
Hawkins stuns in red pantsuit at Melb Cup Model Jennifer Hawkins has turned heads at the Melbourne Cup sporting a red pantsuit and huge hat, looking a bit like video game character Carmen Sandiego.
Power outage mars Eagle Farm Melb Cup day Eagle Farm racegoers have missed out on watching the Melbourne Cup on television because of a blackout.
How they finished in the Melbourne Cup How the horses finished in the 2016 Melbourne Cup.
Lloyd Williams's five Melbourne Cup wins Almandin's Melbourne Cup win has made Lloyd Williams the most successful owner in the history of Australia's greatest race.
Lloyd Williams wins a record 5th Cup Lloyd Williams has become the most successful winning owner of the Melbourne Cup with Almandin giving him his fifth.
Jennifer 2nd winner for Weir on Cup day Jennifer Lynn has given trainer Darren Weir a race-to-race double on Melbourne Cup day at Flemington.
Sisters from NZ take out Melb Cup fashion Two sisters from New Zealand have taken out fashions on the field at Melbourne Cup day with designs from their mum.
Darren Weir wins support race on Cup day It might not have been the Melbourne Cup but trainer Darren Weir was happy to be in the winners enclosure at Flemington.
Godolphin's Demonstrate wins at Flemington Four-year-old Godolphin-owned gelding Demonstrate has justified his short price in a 1400m benchmark race at Flemington, sprinting home from last to win.
Capitalist to miss Group 1 Darley Classic Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden have told Racing Victoria stewards that Capitalist will not run in the Group One Darley Classic.
Hartnell a firming Cup favourite Godolphin horse Hartnell is the $5.50 Melbourne Cup favourite after easing to $6 earlier on race day.
Jockeys do their bit for Cup day charity A group of jockeys have stepped away from the turf on Melbourne Cup day to help shave injured hoop Jake Pracey-Holmes' hair for charity.
Julie Bishop turns heads at Melbourne Cup Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has arrived at the Melbourne Cup, sporting a classy black Hugo Boss dress and black hat.
Tegan Harrison ends run of outs in city Tegan Harrison has broken a run of city outs with a clever ride to score an upset win on Crazy Pops at Eagle Farm
Kinema stakes a claim for 2016 Melb Cup Former English horse Kinema has staked his claim for the 2016 Melbourne Cup with a tough win at Flemington.
Gina Rinehart tumbles at Melb Cup marquee Billionaire mining magnate Gina Rinehart has made a quick return to her feet moments after taking a tumble down a staircase at a Melbourne Cup marquee.
Early Flemington double for Gai and Bott Sort After has followed up the win of Invincible Star to provide Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott an early double at Flemington.
Punters cash in on Melbourne Cup win An 82-year-old veteran punter has scored his best Melbourne Cup victory since winning $82,000 in 1987.
Moreira wins on debutante Invincible Star The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Invincible Star will be aimed at the Magic Millions after leading all the way on debut to win at Flemington.
QE Stakes winner Lucia Valentina retired Trainer Kris Lees has announced the retirement of triple Group One winner Lucia Valentina, with the mare to go to stud.
Jim Crowley released from hospital Champion British jockey Jim Crowley has been released from hospital with fellow rider Freddie Tylicki in a stable condition after a four-horse fall.
Thousands clamber to watch Melbourne Cup Lucky punters have celebrated Almandin's Melbourne Cup win by drinking from their shoes and hugging in the rain.
Last words on Cup runners The final say on the Melbourne Cup runners.
Ben Hayes has good omens in first Cup tilt Ben Hayes is hoping to continue a family tradition with his first Melbourne Cup runner Almoonqith, who he trains with his father David and cousin Tom Dabernig.
Jameka supported for home town win Jameka has been well backed ahead of her bid to repel the European raiders and add the Melbourne Cup to her Caulfield Cup.
Blake Shinn hoping for second Cup win Jockey Blake Shinn already has one Melbourne Cup win to his name and will try to add another when he rides Sydney Cup winner Gallante at Flemington.
Heartbreak City owner having a Cup craic The connections of Heartbreak City are already enjoying the Melbourne Cup, even before the race is run.
Prain and Peisah going strong after 35yrs Bill Prain says Ritabel's build reminds him of one of the best two-year-olds he has ever trained ahead of her debut at Canterbury on Saturday.
PM and premiers tip Melbourne Cup winner High-profile Australians have turned their hand to trying to tip the winner of Tuesday's Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Kids 'should be counselled' on Cup betting A public health expert is urging parents to use Melbourne Cup day as an opportunity to talk with their kids about the risks of gambling.
Another day at the office for Dwayne Dunn Dwayne Dunn would like to see the rain fall as he prepares to ride Our Ivanhowe in the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Weight on mind of McEvoy ahead of Melb Cup The race is like no other but Kerrin McEvoy says he is preparing no differently for the Melbourne Cup as he aims to stay at 52kg for his mount, Almandin.
Spriggs to realise a childhood dream Jockey Blake Spriggs will have his first Melbourne Cup ride when partners Sir John Hawkwood at Flemington.
Sheikh aims for elusive Melbourne Cup win Lloyd Williams has four runners as he chases a record fifth Melbourne Cup win, while Sheikh Mohammed has five as he tries to end his 20-year Cup drought.
First Cup ride for apprentice Ben Thompson Apprentice Ben Thompson didn't expect to have a Melbourne Cup ride so early in his career but is excited to have the chance on outsider Rose Of Virginia.
Cup rider Katelyn Mallyon has the pedigree Jockey Katelyn Mallyon has her maiden Melbourne Cup ride aboard Assign, one of four runners owned by Lloyd Williams as he chases a record fifth win.
Countess Marinov faces tough test in G3 The lure of a Group Three race at Flemington on Melbourne Cup day has been too much for Countess Marinov's owners.
Rebel Dane to race in Hong Kong Trainer Gary Portelli and Rebel Dane's owners have accepted an invitation to race the Manikato Stakes winner at the Hong Kong International meeting.
Walker chilled before Almoonqith Cup ride Nerves won't be a factor for Michael Walker ahead of the Melbourne Cup in which he partners Almoonqith.
Yankee Rose odds-on for VRC Oaks Yankee Rose is the dominant favourite to win the VRC Oaks on the back of her third in the Cox Plate.
Qewy carries Williams' hopes of first Cup Geelong Cup winner Qewy will carry star jockey Craig Williams' hopes of a first Melbourne Cup win at Flemington.
Wheeler back for another Cup, 20 years on Twenty years after his last crack at the Melbourne Cup, New Zealand racing hall of famer John Wheeler is back with Pentathlon.
Pride buoyed by Craftiness' strong trial A strong hit-out in a barrier trial has convinced trainer Joe Pride that Craftiness is spot on ahead of the $150,000 Choisir Handicap at Randwick.
Melbourne Cup facts and figures Some statistics about the Melbourne Cup, Australia's most famous race.
Waller relying on stable stalwarts for Cup Who Shot Thebarman and Grand Marshal will again represent Chris Waller in the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Lucia Valentina out for the rest of spring Triple Group One winner Lucia Valentina's spring carnival is over with the mare found to have inflammation in a leg.
Chad Schofield with Melbourne Cup chance Hong Kong-based jockey Chad Schofield will be out to add another feature win for the family when he rides second favourite Oceanographer in the Melbourne Cup.
Aussie Jameka wins hearts at Cup parade As the only Australian-bred horse in this year's Melbourne Cup it's no surprise fans at the pre-race parade were cheering extra hard for Jameka's connections.
G1 win for Godolphin in France The Saeed bin Suroor-trained Thunder Snow has won a Group One race in France ahead of the Godolphin trainer's bid for the Melbourne Cup.
Preferment ruled out of Emirates Stakes Preferment may be missing from the Emirates Stakes at Flemington but Chris Waller has a couple of handy back-ups in Endless Drama and Vanbrugh.
Ryan Moore wins Tenno Sho on Maurice Ryan Moore has prepared for his ride on Bondi Beach in the Melbourne Cup by steering Maurice to win the Tenno Sho in Japan.
Godolphin primed for first Cup win Hartnell and Oceanographer headline a five-pronged attack on the Melbourne Cup for Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin operation.
Darren Dance looking for elusive Cup Darren Dance's Australian Thoroughbred Bloodstock is back having another crack at the Melbourne Cup with Heartbreak City.
Williams and Sheikh dominate Cup field Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed has been trying to win the Melbourne Cup for two decades and takes five chances into Tuesday's race, while Lloyd Williams has four.
Big Orange ready for second crack at Cup Big Orange is back for another crack at the Melbourne Cup and his trainer Michael Bell is confident he's ready to run a big race.
Appleby with two Melbourne Cup chances Charlie Appleby has been delighted with how his runners have performed during the spring carnival in Victoria and is excited to have two Melbourne Cup runners.
Curren Mirotic to ensure strong Cup tempo Japanese trainer Osamu Hirata has indicated Curren Mirotic's best chance to win the Melbourne Cup is to make it a true staying test.
Ciaron Maher happy to fly under the radar Jameka is an easing third favourite as she attempts to take out the Caulfield and Melbourne Cup double.
Cumani out to better his dad's Cup efforts England-born and Australian-based trainer Matt Cumani will be claiming a victory for the Aussies should he win a Melbourne Cup in his first year as a trainer.
Mallyon hopes Lloyd's Cup charm rubs off Katelyn Mallyon is the only female jockey with a ride in Tuesday's Melbourne Cup, but isn't feeling any pressure after Michelle Payne's historic win last year.
Some memorable Melbourne Cups. Looking back at some memorable Melbourne Cups ahead of this year's race.
Some notable Melbourne Cup winners Some of the history around the Melbourne Cup winners.
Martin hoping for no heartbreak in Cup Irish trainer Tony Martin says Heartbreak City is in really good form heading into the Melbourne Cup.
Punters swap the city for the outback Thousands of racegoers will give up city cocktails and canapes and head to the outback to celebrate this year's Melbourne Cup day.
Cup win would be extra special for Hayes David Hayes says a UK training program may just bring out the best in imported stayer Almoonqith in the Melbourne Cup.
Buick to ride Scottish in Emirates Stakes William Buick will come to Melbourne to ride the Charlie Appleby-trained Scottish in the $2 million Emirates Stakes at Flemington.
Queenslanders to celebrate Cup in style A record 14 racetracks will have meetings in Queensland to celebrate Melbourne Cup day.
Hartnell still favourite for Melbourne Cup Godolphin stayer Hartnell remains the favourite for the Melbourne Cup after drawing barrier 12.
Illustrious carnival win for Gelagotis Illustrious Lad has provided trainer Peter Gelagotis and jockey Anthony Darmanin, with their first wins on Victoria Derby day.
Allknight Saint set for stakes assignment Veteran Allknight Saint will have a chance at stakes races during the winter after his good win at Eagle Farm.
Five for Godolphin in Melbourne Cup Sheikh Mohammed's royal blue colours will be carried by five of the 24 runners in the Melbourne Cup.
Tommy Berry suspended for Derby ride Tommy Berry will begin a careless riding suspension from the Victoria Derby after he rides in the Melbourne Cup.
Cummings family win big at Victoria Derby James Cummings has continued a family tradition with his win in one of the world's oldest races.
Fourth generation Cummings takes Derby James Cummings has become the fourth-generation trainer to win the $1.5 million Victoria Derby.
Country trainer Dunn claims Rosehill brace Murwillumbah trainer Matthew Dunn has made a successful raid on Sydney's prize money by claiming a double at Rosehill.
Le Romain wins Group One Cantala Stakes The Kris Lees-trained Le Romain has beaten McCreery to win the $1 million Cantala Stakes at Flemington to register the second Group One win of his career.
James Cummings carries on Derby tradition James Cummings has become the fourth generation to put his name to the Victoria Derby trophy, with Prized Icon an impressive winner.
Jockey Mallyon looks to Payne for advice Facing the biggest race of her career, jockey Katelyn Mallyon is hoping to get some advice from Melbourne Cup winner Michelle Payne.
I Am A Star gives trainer first G1 success I Am A Star has become the first three-year-old succeed against the older mares in the Group One Myer Classic at Flemington.
How Lexus winners have fared in the Cup How Lexus winners have fared in the Melbourne Cup.
Arrestar stakes claims for Magic Millions Arrestar has set himself on a Magic Millions 2YO Classic path after winning at Eagle Farm.
Flying Artie scores Coolmore Stakes upset After placing in the Blue Diamond and Golden Slipper last season, Flying Artie has beaten a strong field to win his first Group One in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Eckstein graduates to Sat win at Rosehill Kurt Goldman-trained Eckstein has stolen the finish after a hiccup in the tie-up stalls saw race favourite Il Riccio finish last.
Oceanographer adds his name to Cup field English trainer Charlie Appleby will have two Melbourne Cup runners, with Oceanographer to join Qewy after his win in the Lexus Stakes.
Sheidel digs in deep for Flemington win Sheidel may back up into the Darley Classic after leading throughout in the Sensis Stakes at Flemington.
Even 2nd last, Payne makes history Michelle Payne is deciding if Queen of Zealand will race in the $1 million VRC Oaks after becoming the first person in Victoria to ride a runner she trains.
Tiamo Grace stakes a claim for VRC Oaks Tiamo Grace has firmed to second favouritism for the VRC Oaks with her strong win in the Wakeful Stakes at Flemington.
Champagne flows down the Rosehill straight Trainer Bjorn Baker has the Magic Millions Classic firmly in his sights for two-year-old Champagne Cuddles after her Pierro Plate win at Rosehill.
Criterion's half-brother wins Carbine Club Criterion's half-brother Comin' Through has stamped himself as a colt on the rise with victory in the Group Three Carbine Club Stakes at his third career start.
Moreira tests Heartbreak City at Werribee Joao Moreira has put Heartbreak City through his paces at Werribee ahead of his ride on the Irish-trained stayer in the Melbourne Cup.
Michelle Payne mobbed on Derby Day Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Payne has had to be in two minds on Derby Day as she preps for a group 2 ride and her media commitments.
Glimpse at the history of racing fashion Men and women from across the nation have been drawn to the race's fashion frivolities for years and while styles change, the public interest continues to soar.
McEvoys team up in Victoria Derby Kerrin McEvoy has finished second in the Victoria Derby four times and a horse trained by his uncle will carry the jockey's hopes of a first win.
Macdonald returns to scene of Derby upset A daughter of 2008 upset Victoria Derby winner Rebel Raider runs in the Group Two Wakeful Stakes at Flemington.
What you need to know about Cantala Stakes Facts and figures on the Cantala Stakes.
Return to Flemington a plus for Palentino Jockey Mark Zahra has ridden Palentino to two Group One wins in 2016 at Flemington and is hoping he can add another in the Cantala Stakes.
Hopfgarten ready to step up at Flemington Hopfgarten is yet to trouble the scorer in six runs in Melbourne but a favourable draw gives him the chance in the Cantala Stakes at Flemington.
McEvoy doesn't Doubt Mamma in G1 Myer Tony McEvoy has aimed Don't Doubt Mamma at the Myer Classic and says the mare is as good as she can be heading into the Group One race at Flemington.
Tony Pike concentrating on Derby win New Zealand trainer Tony Pike has no concerns about the Victoria Derby distance for the favourite Sacred Elixir.
Kiwis aim for another $1.5m Vic Derby win A New Zealand-bred and trained colt is the favourite for Saturday's Victoria Derby at Flemington.
More mature Bondi Beach for Melbourne Cup Lloyd Williams can see a stronger stayer in Bondi Beach a year after his first attempt at the Melbourne Cup.
Southern Legend well placed in Gr 2: Clark Jockey Tim Clark says Southern Legend's early arrival in Melbourne has him primed for Group Two success at Flemington.
Price urges Derby break with tradition Trainer Mick Price says the VRC is progressive enough to consider cutting the Victoria Derby distance.
With luck, Bowman could get fourth Derby Jockey Hugh Bowman believes So Si Bon is a genuine winning chance in the Victoria Derby, should he get lucky with the right run.
Tommy Berry won't be wasting time in Cup Tommy Berry will make the Melbourne Cup a true staying test when he rides Japan's Curren Mirotic in the 3200m race.
Russian Revolution out to remain unbeaten Russian Revolution will put his unbeaten record on the line when he faces his biggest challenge in the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Cup horses pass vet inspections Racing Victoria vets have passed the 32 horses still left in the mix for the Melbourne Cup but will take another look at Jameka after the mare shifted a shoe.
Freedman expecting strong run from Darhad A strong performance by Darhad in the Pierro Plate at Rosehill will prompt trainer Michael Freedman to look seriously at the Magic Millions Classic.
Heathcote's kind of training pays off Trainer Robert Heathcote's patience with older horses has two of his veterans primed for victory at Eagle Farm
A day at the beach for Cup hope Grey Lion A wade in the cooling waters of Altona beach has been a pleasant change of scenery for Melbourne Cup hopeful, former English horse, Grey Lion.
Capitalist out of Coolmore Stud Stakes Golden Slipper winner Capitalist has been scratched from the Coolmore Stud Stakes because of a stone bruise.
Flying Artie could back up in G1 Darley Mick Price says Flying Artie could run in the Darley Classic a week after the Coolmore Stud Stakes but stablemate Extreme Choice is unlikely to do the same.
Slow learner Grand Rouge in distance test Trainer Terry Robinson is hoping six-year-old gelding Grand Rouge is on the path to maturing following a consistent preparation ahead of the Country Classic.
Maher looking for first Derby win Ciaron Maher has already won the Caulfield Cup with Jameka this spring and the trainer is looking for a first Victoria Derby win with Beach Life.
Great price for Esteem in Cantala Stakes Trainer Stuart Webb isn't overly concerned about the wide draw for Great Esteem as he heads to the Cantala Stakes at Flemington.
Facts and figures on the G1 Coolmore A star-studded field of three-year-old colts are heading for a classic showdown in Saturday's Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
The Group One Myer Classic at a glance All the facts, figures and history on the Group One Myer Classic to be run at Flemington on Saturday.
Clark backs Dixie for G1 Myer graduation Jockey Tim Clark says Dixie Blossoms is a Group One-quality mare ahead of her first attempt at the top level in the Myer Classic at Flemington.
Raffles has high hopes for Sacred Elixir Favourite Sacred Elixir could give the family-owned Raffles thoroughbred syndicate its first taste of Victoria Derby glory.
O'Shea rates Astern his best horse John O'Shea believes Astern in the best horse he has trained and the colt gets another chance to show why in a star-studded Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Hulberts chase first double The new Peter and Will Hulbert training partnership has a strong chance to claim a first metropolitan double at Eagle Farm.
Fancourt to make return Forner leading Queensland apprentice Lani Fancourt makes her return to city riding at Eagle Farm after 10 months off with injury
David Payne excited about 2yo Ace High Trainer David Payne says two-year-old colt Ace High is a Group One prospect ahead of his debut in Saturday's Pierro Plate at Rosehill.
Newitt confident about Derby pick-up ride Craig Newitt has no doubts Captain Duffy will stay the Victoria Derby distance and is confident of a top-four finish on the three-year-old.
Sharpe Hussler to tackle open company Trainer Brad Smith has broken one of his golden rules to run Sharpe Hussler in open company instead of a Class Six race on Saturday
Hartnell on target for Cup Trainer John O'Shea says he could not be happier with how Melbourne Cup favourite Hartnell has come through the Cox Plate.
A more mature Orange in this year's Cup. Big Orange has returned for a second shot at the Melbourne Cup with his trainer Michael Bell confident he can improve on his 2015 fifth placing.
Uber pick-up zones for Melb Cup Carnival Racegoers will be able to use Uber to get home from Flemington this weekend with three designated pick-up zones set aside for users of the ride-sharing service.
Sacred Elixir firms for Victoria Derby New Zealand three-year-old Sacred Elixir has firmed to win the Victoria Derby at Flemington after drawing barrier one.
Berry suspended, but free for key G1s Tommy Berry will be free to ride in the Victoria Derby, Melbourne Cup and VRC Oaks despite a careless riding suspension.
Price confident with Extreme Choice Mick Price is confident Extreme Choice can add another Group One to his resume when the colt takes on a star-studded field in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Linda Meech granted trainer's licence Group One winning jockey Linda Meech is the latest Victorian rider to take out a trainer's licence.
Victoria Derby - what you need to know Facts and figures about the Victoria Derby at Flemington on Saturday.
Double Superlative continues family record Well bred gelding Double Superlative has helped his family bring up 12 course and class records at Doomben with his win.
Francis Of Assisi wins Bendigo Cup The Charlie Appleby-trained international visitor Francis Of Assisi has won the Bendigo Cup a week after his stablemate Qewy claimed the Geelong Cup.
Winx owner keeps on smiling at Canterbury Zumbelina has broken her maiden with a strong-first up win at Canterbury for one of Winx's owners.
Bon Aurum gets another chance at mile Ciaron Maher has changed Bon Aurum's work around since the Toorak Handicap and says the horse has responded going into the Group One Cantala Stakes.
The Cummings family and the Victoria Derby A look at the Cummings family's success in the Victory Derby at Flemington.
Cummings with chance to win first Derby James Cummings is chasing his first Victoria Derby win as a trainer, a race his great grandfather, grandfather and father have won.
Cummings focused on Derby, not dynasty Trainer James Cummings is not dwelling on his famous racing family's history as he prepares for his first Victoria Derby.
Dunn to send biggest contingent to Sydney Murwillumbah trainer Matthew Dunn says Legendary Luke is the best chance of the four horses he is bringing to Rosehill.
Waller with three chances in Carbine Club Criterion's half-brother Comin' Through makes his stakes racing debut in the Carbine Club in which his rivals include stablemates Nikitas and High Mist.
Jockey Blake Shinn returns with a win Blake Shinn has bounced back from a 10-meeting suspension with a win on Crown Him at Canterbury.
Robbie Fradd reunited with Forster Jim Byrne's decision to ride in Sydney means Robbie Fradd will be reunited with trainer Desleigh Forster aboard Meadow at Eagle Farm.
Derby favourite to start from gate one New Zealander Sacred Elixir has drawn barrier one in his bid to win the Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Lee bros shine Lightz on Slipper prospect Co-trainer Greg Lee believes Lightz could be the stable's first Golden Slipper runner in its 36-year history ahead of his second start in the Pierro Plate.
Buffering to get Queensland farewell Fans will get the chance to farewell Buffering in the lead-in to the Magic Millions, Queensland's richest race day.
Full field for Victoria Derby New Zealander Sacred Elixir heads a full field of 16 plus four emergencies for the Victoria Derby.
Trainer Con Karakatsanis charged Trainer Con Karakatsanis has been charged over unregistered products found in his stable after stewards scratched Howmuchdoyouloveme from a G2 race.
Yankee Rose confirmed Oaks starter Trainer David Vandyke has given Yankee Rose the green light to run in the VRC Oaks after her third in the Cox Plate.
Hong Kong beckons for Lumiere Lumiere could have her season extended by taking in the Hong Kong Mile at Sha Tin.
Scottish to miss the Melbourne Cup Godolphin has confirmed Scottish will head to the Emirates Stakes instead of the Melbourne Cup.
Waller to be well represented in G1 mile Trainer Chris Waller is set to have multiple runners in the Group One Cantala Stakes including last start Epsom Handicap placegetter Mackintosh.
Vic Derby winner Tarzino heads off to stud Rosemont Stud is in discussions with a number of studs in New Zealand after announcing the retirement of Victoria Derby winner Tarzino.
RV to expand racehorse retirement program Racing Victoria has released its equine welfare strategy, saying the focus is on improving racehorses' welfare before, during and after their racing careers.
1992 Caulfield Cup winner Mannerism dies The 1992 Caulfield Cup-winning mare Mannerism has died at the age of 29.
Oceanographer added to Lexus field Godolphin stayer Oceanographer is a late nomination for the Lexus Stakes, the last chance for a guaranteed Melbourne Cup berth.
First Seal to rejoin G1 winners' list First Seal is ready to rejoin the Group One honour roll in the Myer Classic after an injury-plagued two years since her Flight Stakes win.
James Cummings delays Derby decision Trainer James Cummings has not yet decided whether both his Victoria Derby contenders will run in the Classic.
Whispering Brook back on track for Myer Perth trainer Simon Miller hopes Whispering Brook can become the first filly to win the Group One Myer Classic on Saturday.
Cranbourne pair shaping for Group One dash Ocean Embers and We've Got This will use a Group Two sprint at Flemington as a potential lead-in to the Darley Classic.
Gollan-trained horses facing Sydney test Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will test exciting three-year-old Il Riccio at Rosehill after his 10-length win at Ipswich on debut.
Williams back from suspension at Bendigo Craig Williams has chosen to take rides at the Bendigo Cup meeting after spending more than a week on the sidelines through a careless riding suspension.
Prime Dispatch 25/10/2016 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
So Si Bon recovers well for Derby tilt After teaming with Polanski, Hugh Bowman and Robbie Laing will chase a second Victoria Derby, this time with So Si Bon.
Trailblazers of horse racing honoured Women trailblazers in horse racing have been honoured at the MCG.
Sugar Bay Leonard fighting fit for C'bury Trainer Joe Pride says if Sugar Bay Leonard's trackwork is an indication he should score an easy win at Canterbury on Wednesday.
Williams, Bowman pick up Oliver G1 rides Craig Williams rides Highlad in the Victoria Derby and Hugh Bowman will be aboard Flying Artie in the Coolmore Stakes replacing the suspended Damien Oliver.
Waller explains decision to spell Winx Winx has been treated with antibiotics for a minor leg abrasion, making the decision to send the champion mare for a spell an easy one.
Kissick out for a year with back fracture Country jockey John Kissick will be sidelined for at least a year following a vertebra fracture he suffered after falling from a steer.
Dual Derby winner Harzand retired to stud English and Irish Derby winner Harzand has been retired to stand at the Aga Khan's Gilltown Stud.
Snowden weighs up options for Capitalist Capitalist has had a look at the straight course at Flemington in a gallop in preparation for a Group One sprint at the track.
Oliver loses bid to ride on Derby Day Jockey Damien Oliver will not be back until Melbourne Cup day after losing a bid to cut his reckless riding ban.
Acting chairman would welcome Moodie back Racing Victoria is confident it will find a replacement chief executive before Bernard Saundry leaves at year's end.
Pierro colt Ipso Facto has dad's nature Trainer Mark Newnham says Ipso Facto shares mental, not physical characteristics with his father Pierro as he considers starting the colt's career at Rosehill.
Big day looming at Flemington for Dunn Dwayne Dunn says Victoria Derby day where the stakes are high is draining, more mentally than physically.
John Sargent hoping for two Derby runners Trainer John Sargent has two three-year-olds he knows can run a distance with the hardest part getting a run in the Victoria Derby.
Winx to be sent for a spell Dual Cox Plate winner Winx will not run again this spring with her trainer and owners already planning her next campaign.
Lonely Orphan heading for Country Classic Tamworth-trained mare Lonely Orphan is one of 35 entries for the $100,000 Country Classic to be run at Rosehill on Saturday.
Power lands UK stakes double Fresh from siring his first New Zealand stakes-winner on Saturday in Gift of Power, Cambridge Stud shuttler Power (GB) was also making news in the UK at the weekend with a stakes double at Newbury.
Thirty two horses remain in Melbourne Cup Hartnell heads a strong team from international powerhouse Godolphin left in the 32 second acceptances for the Melbourne Cup.
Terravista to have at least one spring run Terravista has won a barrier trial at Hawkesbury in his first public hit-out in more than six months.
Flemington to get new stand after the Cup Construction of a new $128 million grandstand at Flemington will begin at the end of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Hong Kong Sprint Star for Sebring Leading Australian sire Sebring posted an impressive Hong Kong stakes-winner on Sunday at Sha Tin when the Premier Bowl HK Gr 2 was captured by exciting four year-old Lucky Bubbles, a $90,000 Inglis Premier purchase from the Three Bridges Thoroughbreds draft.
Oliver cavalier in reckless ride: judge Jockey Damien Oliver hopes to be allowed to ride in Saturday's prestigious Victoria Derby meeting, despite failing to beat a reckless riding charge.
Don't Doubt Mamma on song for Myer In-form mare Don't Doubt Mamma will chase her first Group One victory in the Myer Classic after winning two lead-up races.
A firm track swan song for Happy Trails Connections of Happy Trails would like him to have one more start on a firm track before announcing his retirement from racing.
McArdle has another VRC Oaks contender Trainer John McArdle is looking to Smart As You Think to give him a second win in the VRC Oaks to go with Hollow Bullet's 2004 victory.
Rudy to chase big bonus Top Queensland metric miler Rudy will chase the $100,000 bonus on the Villiers and Bernborough double
Winx, the Usain Bolt of horse racing Champion mare Winx is in great order the day after her second consecutive Cox Plate win.
Darley next G1 target for Fell Swoop Manikato Stakes runner-up Fell Swoop will have his next Group One start over the straight 1200m course at Flemington in the Darley Classic.
Two for Lindsay Park in G1 Flemington mile He's Our Rokkii and Seaburge will represent the Lindsay Park stable in the Cantala Stakes at Flemington.
A look at Buffering's career Some facts and figures on Queensland warhorse Buffering.
Robert Heathcote remembers Buffering Trainer Robert Heathcote reflects on his once-in-a-lifetime horse Buffering who has run his last race.
French horse Vadamos fourth in Cox Plate The only international runner in this year's Cox Plate, Vadamos, has finished just out of the placings after racing keenly in front.
Winx takes second Cox Plate in a canter Winx has reinforced her champion status with her second Cox Plate win.
Winx simply too good in Cox Plate Winx has won the $3 million Cox Plate for a second year in a row, in her lucky 13th consecutive win.
Sacred Elixir back on track for Vic Derby Sacred Elixir has turned around a poor Caulfield Guineas showing to win a Victoria Derby lead-up at Moonee Valley.
Rose blooms for Oaks after Plate placing Yankee Rose has once again done her connections proud, adding a Cox Plate placing to her Golden Slipper runner-up finish and two Group One wins.
Group 1 Cox Plate - what the jockeys said What the Cox Plate jockeys said after the $3 million weight-for-age race.
More To Gain team eyes 2017 Caulfield Cup More To Gain has started a long road to the 2017 Caulfield Cup by winning at Randwick.
Clipperton's advice helps Daysee Doom win Daysee Doom has taken her winning record to four from six starts by winning at Randwick.
Denoninator in line for Ballarat Cup start Iron-horse Denoninator could be set for the Ballarat Cup after his strong Eagle Farm win
Winx first, daylight second in Cox Plate Winx has won the Cox Plate by a record eight-length margin, relegating Hartnell to a distant second.
Grand Marshal captures Moonee Valley Cup Chris Waller has secured a one-two finish in the Moonee Valley Cup with Melbourne Cup aspirants Grand Marshal and Who Shot Thebarman.
The United States claims G2 Crystal Mile Seven-year-old The United States has won a Group Two race on Cox Plate day at Moonee Valley for the second-straight year, this time taking out the Crystal Mile.
Rock Forthe Ladies strong win boosts Baker Trainer Bjorn Baker plans to take Rock Forthe Ladies to the greys race on Oaks Day after he won at Randwick.
Winning feeling again for Peter Moody No stranger to the winning feeling as Black Caviar's trainer, Peter Moody has enjoyed it as an owner for the first time.
Autumn the time for Nurse Kitchen to shine A break for an autumn campaign looms for Nurse Kitchen after she added black type to her pedigree with a win at Moonee Valley.
Kaniana earns Group One start with MV win Kaniana has earned her way to the Group One Myer Classic for fillies and mares with victory at Moonee Valley.
Archives rallies to win at Moonee Valley Godolphin colt Archives has rallied in the straight to narrowly win a Group Three sprint for three-year-olds at Moonee Valley.
I Am A Venus victory a boost for Healey First starter I Am Venus has given her trainer a boost after an impressive Eagle Farm win
Fifteen Sunflowers blossoms at Randwick The Pat Farrell-trained filly Fifteen Sunflowers has won the Highway Handicap at Randwick after mending her manners at the start.
Consolation Valley win for Sweet Sherry A high temperature forced Sweet Sherry out of the early spring three-year-old filly feature races but she's bounced back with success at Moonee Valley.
O'Malley races to satisfying win at Valley Talented sprinter O'Malley has returned this spring after a long absence, capped off with his first victory in 21 months at Moonee Valley.
Rain puts Awesome Rock in doubt for Plate Just hours from the Cox Plate, co-trainer Troy Corstens says likely race leader Awesome Rock will be scratched if the track worsens.
Azazel scores on debut at Moonee Valley Trainer Tony McEvoy has been vindicated for spending up on a yearling by Snitzel following Azaze's debut win at Moonee Valley.
Rebel Dane springs upset in G1 Manikato Rebel Dane has caused an upset in the Manikato Stakes which has brought an end to the spring for Chautauqua and the swan song for Buffering.
Rebel Dane causes upset in Manikato Veteran sprinter Rebel Dane has sprung an upset in the Manikato Stakes with Chautauqua failing for the second time this spring.
Capitalist scratched from Manikato Peter Snowden has scratched Capitalist from the Group One Manikato Stakes because of a track downgrade to soft after rain fell in the lead-up to the race.
Punters flock to Winx despite weather Winx continues to hold sway as the favourite to defend her Cox Plate which may be overshadowed by the weather.
Silvera out to press Derby claims in Vase The lightly raced Silvera will be out to press his claims for the Victoria Derby when he makes his Melbourne debut in the Group Two Vase at Moonee Valley.
How recent Qld Derby winners have fared As 2015 Queensland Derby winner Magicool searches to regain some form, take a look back at the fortunes of other winners of the winter Group One.
Magicool on long road to recapture form Trainer Chris Waller saddles up Filante Handicap favourite Religify at Randwick on Saturday, in a race in which Queensland Derby winner Magicool resumes.
Awesome Rock to be forward in Cox Plate Awesome Rock will revert to his previous racing pattern where the plan is to lead in the Cox Plate.
I Am A Star thriving ahead of Valley race Trainer Shane Nichols says Thousand Guineas placegetter I Am A Star is thriving and believes the filly is well-placed in a Group Two race at Moonee Valley.
The W S Cox Plate - a high pressure race Chris Waller, the trainer of defending champion Winx, explains why the W S Cox Plate at Moonee Valley is unlike most other races.
Ride Cox Plate on instinct: Beadman Twenty years after Darren Beadman won the Cox Plate on Saintly, he has the chance to win the race as Hartnell's assistant trainer.
Royal Myth to atone at Eagle Farm Royal Myth will be out to make up for an unlucky debut when she runs at Eagle Farm.
Man Of Choice relishing pro environment Trainer Luke Price says Man Of Choice is ready to get a confidence-boosting win at Randwick on Saturday despite a big weight.
Father and son take on Randwick Highway Father and son duo, trainer Chris and jockey Nick Heywood, will team up with Lighthouse in Saturday's Highway Handicap at Randwick.
Staying test for La Spiagga Tough stayer La Spiagga heads a strong team for Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds at Eagle Farm
Avdulla chasing a hometown Cox Plate win Jockey Brenton Avdulla is returning home from Sydney chasing a feature race win in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Wait for Oliver reckless riding ruling Damien Oliver has admitted to careless riding but wants his reckless riding charge and 20-meeting suspension downgraded.
Extreme Choice impresses Price in jump-out Extreme Choice has continued preparations for the Coolmore Stud Stakes, winning a jump-out at Flemington which also featured Russian Revolution and Astern.
Zahra confirmed to ride Vadamos in Plate Mark Zahra will ride French horse Vadamos in the $3 million Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Happy Trails fronts up again at the Valley South Australian veteran Happy Trails will take on Winx and Hartnell for a fifth shot at Cox Plate glory.
Gear change could hold key for Takewing Trainer Jason Coyle says removing the blinkers from Takewing may hold the key to switching him on ahead of his next race at Randwick.
A day in the life of Jameka Caulfield Cup winner Jameka keeps going about her business in the build-up to her biggest test in the Melbourne Cup.
Blinkers for 2yo Luiza in Valley race Chris Waller believes blinkers will help debut winner Luiza focus even more when the two-year-old runs in the Inglis Banner at Moonee Valley.
Quinton remembers his '81 Cox Plate glory On the 35th anniversary of Ron Quinton's Cox Plate win on Kingston Town, the former jockey believes Winx has the edge on Hartnell for this year's race.
Cobalt case takes toll on Kavanagh Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien's appeals against their cobalt disqualifications will move into the final stage during Melbourne Cup week.
Blinkers come off Sacred Elixir in Vase Sacred Elixir will not wear blinkers in The Vase at Moonee Valley as the Group One winner steps up in distance on his path to the Victoria Derby.
Champion mare Winx ahead of Cox Plate Winx is the favourite to win Saturday's Cox Plate and emulate champion New Zealand mare Sunline with back-to-back victories.
Mr Gustavo to chase cash at Randwick Trainer Bjorn Baker says Rock Forthe Ladies will be hard to beat in the Filante Handicap at Randwick with a significant drop in the weights.
Super Suave to tackle own age group Unbeaten three-year-old Super Suave will tackle his own age group instead of older horses when he makes his city debut at Eagle Farm.
Yankee Rose up for the Cox Plate challenge She may be the youngest runner in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley but trainer David Vandyke says Yankee Rose is ready for the fight.
Final Manikato for gallant Rebel Dane Rebel Dane will line up in his fourth and final Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley where trainer Gary Portelli hopes he can run in the top five.
Sea Red to break Eagle Farm hoodoo Sea Red is primed to break a six-run drought at Eagle Farm as long as she gets her preferred firm surface.
Qewy given a 0.5kg Melbourne Cup penalty Geelong Cup winner Qewy has been given a half kilogram Melbourne Cup penalty, the same given to former winners Americain and Dunaden.
Williams gets chance to show ability Toowoomba's Rebecca Williams can press for more chances with a shortage of claiming apprentices in Brisbane
No Melbourne trip for Hong Kong jockeys Hong Kong based jockeys Joao Moreira and Sam Clipperton have been stopped from flying to Melbourne for their Group One rides at Moonee Valley.
Winx ready to go in Cox Plate Chris Waller knows Winx has handled the pressure of a Cox Plate before which gives him confidence heading into the mare's defence of the $3 million race.
Snowden watching weather with Capitalist Capitalist's co-trainer Peter Snowden is hoping rain doesn't arrive in Melbourne ahead of the Group One Manikato Stakes.
Appleby not ruling Scottish out of Cup Trainer Charlie Appleby says Caulfield Cup runner-up Scottish could join Qewy and Oceanographer in the Melbourne Cup.
Schofield to miss Derby ride after ban Glyn Schofield is in danger of missing key rides during the Melbourne Cup carnival after being suspended for careless riding.
Godolphin stayer Qewy collects Geelong Cup Godolphin stayer Qewy has led home an all-international result in the Geelong Cup from Grey Lion and Oceanographer.
Winx's owner has entree win to Cox Plate The Chris Waller-trained Chaussure has scored a dominant two-length win at Warwick Farm for Winx's co-owner Debbie Kepitis.
Saga Miss makes a huge jump in class Former troublesome mare Saga Miss has gone from Class Four to open company at the Gold Coast.
Manikato Stakes: What you need to know With a field of top-line sprinters assembled for this year's Manikato Stakes, here's a glance at the race's history since 1968.
Captain Duffy outstays rivals at Geelong Captain Duffy is a big firmer in Victoria Derby betting after outstaying his rivals in the Geelong Classic.
Vlad Duric gains Knowledge ride in Cups Singapore-based Vlad Duric is thrilled to pick up the ride on Excess Knowledge in the Moonee Valley and Melbourne Cups.
Capitalist takes on older horses in G1 Three-year-olds Extreme Choice and Star Turn have beaten older sprinters in Melbourne this season and Capitalist will try to do likewise in the Manikato Stakes.
Medaille ready to step to Saturday grade Godolphin filly Medaille will be stepped up to a Saturday race after winning strongly at the Warwick Farm midweek meeting.
Winx can join Sunline as dual Plate winner The jockey who rode champion Sunline to her two Cox Plate wins says Winx is the deserved favourite to claim the weight-for-age feature for a second time.
Lucia in similar form to autumn: Lees Kris Lees believes Lucia Valentina is in a similar vein of form going into the Cox Plate as she was before her Queen Elizabeth Stakes win during the autumn.
Daysee Doom can fire over further: Quinton Trainer Ron Quinton is confident Daysee Doom is ready to step up to 1400 metres at Randwick and get back on the winners' list.
Munce to star in Brisbane on Cox Plate day Cox Plate-winning jockey Chris Munce will spend the day overseeing his horses at Eagle Farm in his role as a trainer.
Queensland summer carnival gets boost Racing Queensland has announced $1.6million in bonus payments for the summer carnival.
Webster happy to have Cox Plate runner Happy Clapper is yet to win at the elite level but trainer Pat Webster insists the gelding deserves his place in the Cox Plate and believes he can run top four.
$100,000 2yo bonus awaits progeny of Polarmore and Direct Charge OXLEY ISLAND THOROUGHBREDS, an established boutique stud on the mid north coast of New South Wales is offering breeders a wonderful opportunity this breeding season.
Star Queensland apprentices lose appeals Apprentices Bridget Grylls and Josh Oliver have taken rides at Eagle Farm despite losing appeals against lengthy suspensions
Prime Dispatch 19/10/2016 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Nikolic continues fight to ride again Danny Nikolic will go to Australia's highest court over a police exclusion order but still faces hurdles to be relicensed as a jockey.
Michelle Payne bewildered by NSW policy Michelle Payne cannot fathom why she is barred from riding in NSW because she holds a dual trainer/jockey licence in Victoria.
The Geelong Cup effect A look at the Geelong Cup as a form guide for horses in the Melbourne Cup.
Godolphin unleash more 2yo's at trials Three juvenile trials at Warwick Farm on Tuesday morning were all won by John O'Shea trained Godolphin two year-olds, with champion sire Lonhro producing two of those winners and the dam of the third.
Geelong trip sparks up Wicklow Brave After shifting a plate on the float trip from Werribee, Melbourne Cup contender Wicklow Brave has put in a strong gallop at Geelong with a new shoe.
Damien Oliver takes his case to VCAT The Victorian Civil and Administative Tribunal will hear jockey Damien Oliver's appeal against a reckless riding ban.
Dunn gets Cox Plate chance on Hauraki Dwayne Dunn will be out to make the most of his call-up to ride Hauraki in the Cox Plate after Craig Williams failed in his appeal against suspension.
Yendall sheds the kilos for Cox Plate ride Jockey Christine Puls says her husband Dean Yendall is dedicated to losing the kilograms ahead of his Cox Plate ride on Yankee Rose
Top Striker looking to score Randwick goal Trainer Greg Hickman says Top Striker's tendency to make mistakes has convinced him he will be more competitive over 1000m at Randwick.
Typhoons a concern for Hong Kong riders Typhoons around Hong Kong could deny jockeys Joao Moreira and Sam Clipperton their chances in Group One races at Moonee Valley.
Internationals take aim in Geelong Cup Three horses making their Australian debuts will be out to press their claims for the Melbourne Cup when they line up in the Geelong Cup.
Chautauqua has inside draw for Manikato Dwayne Dunn would have preferred a wider barrier for Chautauqua but has confidence in the star sprinter's ability heading to the Group One Manikato Stakes.
Winx fine tuning ahead of Cox Plate Trainer Chris Waller won't be over-taxing Winx in the final few days leading up to her defence of the Cox Plate.
Pretty Punk to rock the Geelong Classic The Geelong Classic will be a defining spring race for Pretty Punk as she puts her VRC Oaks credentials on the line.
Winx and Hartnell headline Cox Plate field Champion mare Winx has tightened to $1.90 for the Cox Plate after drawing barrier three while main rival Hartnell has gate seven in the field of 10.
Percy Sykes Stakes elevated to Gr2 status The Australian Pattern Committee has upgraded the Percy Sykes Stakes for two-year-old fillies to Group Two status.
Stakes win gives boost to in-form Smith Trainer Matthew Smith says Sharpsburg might be looking for further than the 1000m race he is set to run in at Warwick Farm.
Great ‘Initiation’ for Blue Gum & Canford Cliffs Euroa’s Blue Gum Farm tasted success internationally over the weekend.
New (& old) kid on the Northwood block In further good news for the Victorian breeding industry, a major investment will see Woodside Park return to Northwood in north central Victoria.
Williams fails in careless riding appeal Dwayne Dunn will ride Hauraki in the Cox Plate with Craig Williams failing in his appeal against a careless riding suspension.
Samantha Clenton has surgery on vertebrae Doctors have operated on apprentice jockey Samantha Clenton's fractured vertebrae suffered in a race fall at Scone.
Winx firms to win the Cox Plate Winx has firmed to $1.90 to defend her Cox Plate title after drawing barrier three while Hartnell is out to $3.
Bid weekend for Smart Missile Smart Missile is back on top of the Australian Second Season Sires' list after quality Saturday wins at Ascot & Bendigo and a valuable Group 3 placing at Caulfield.
Winx draws barrier three in Cox Plate Winx will start from barrier three of 10 in her defence of the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Chautauqua draws barrier one in Manikato Defending titleholder Chautauqua has drawn the inside barrier for the Group One Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Weights to rise in Melbourne Cup Big Orange and Our Ivanhowe will be the equal Melbourne Cup topweights with Preferment to miss the race, forcing weights up one kilogram.
Winx has hit-out at Moonee Valley Winx has had a gallop at Moonee Valley in preparation for her defence of the Cox Plate.
ATC pays tribute to John Messara The Australian Turf Club has paid tribute to retiring Racing NSW chairman John Messara.
Big numbers set for gallops at the Valley Sixty horses entered in the double header meeting at Moonee Valley are scheduled to gallop at Breakfast with the Best.
The Quarterback on track for G1 Manikato The Quarterback has rounded out his preparation for the Group One Manikato Stakes with a gallop on wet ground at Cranbourne.
John Messara resigns from Racing NSW Russell Balding will be the new chairman of Racing NSW following the decision of John Messara to retire from the position at the end of the year.
Interstate Stakes Double for Yarraman Sires Yarraman Park star sires Hinchinbrook and I Am Invincible both sired stakes-winners on Saturday with exciting filly Spright winning the Listed ATC Sir Brian Crowley Stakes at Randwick and consistent sprinter Voodoo Lad taking out the Group III MRC Ladbrokes Moonga Stakes.
Ryan hoping it doesn't rain on Red Trainer Gerald Ryan is hoping the forecast for rain in Sydney is wrong ahead of Red Excitement's return to racing at Randwick.
Jameka handed 1.5kg Melbourne Cup penalty Jameka will have to carry at least 54kg in the Melbourne Cup after being penalised 1.5kg for her Caulfield Cup victory.
Oliver lodges reckless riding ban appeal Damien Oliver is making a second appeal against his reckless riding ban in an attempt to return to riding before Melbourne Cup day.
Spring campaign may be over for Tarzino The swelling in his left foreleg that forced Tarzino out of the Caulfield Cup is likely to spell the end of his spring carnival.
Kavanagh admits phone "lie" to owners The vet at the centre of cobalt cases in two states is a liar, Victorian trainer Mark Kavanagh has told a tribunal.
Qld apprentices to appeal suspensions Two Queensland apprentices will front Queensland's new Racing Integrity Commission to appeal handling charges.
Williams careless riding appeal date set Craig Williams will front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board to fight a suspension from the Caulfield Cup.
Myboycharlie's Jameka annihilates Caulfield Cup field Mighty mare Jameka has surged into equal Melbourne Cup favouritism following her dominant win in today’s $3million Group 1 Caulfield Cup (2400m).
Vadamos pleases Oliver at Moonee Valley French contender Vadamos has been taken to Moonee Valley for a familiarisation gallop ahead of the Cox Plate.
Found could still defend Breeders' Cup Trainer Aidan O'Brien has not ruled Found out of a defence of the Breeders' Cup despite her second in the British Champion Stakes.
Carpenter to announce Jameka penalty Racing Victoria's chief handicapper Greg Carpenter is expected to give Caulfield Cup winner Jameka a 2kg Melbourne Cup penalty for her win.
Paul Murray trains trifecta at Nowra South Coast trainer Paul Murray has trained the trifecta in the Mollymook Cup at Nowra on a day dedicated to his late father Bede Murray.
Awesome Rock to gallop at Moonee Valley Awesome Rock is one of the Cox Plate hopefuls scheduled to gallop at Moonee Valley's Breakfast With The Best trackwork session.
Hayes happy with Almoonqith heading to Cup David Hayes was taken by the performance of Almoonqith for fourth in the Caulfield Cup and believes he is on target for the Melbourne Cup.
Williams to appeal careless riding ban Craig Williams will need to win an appeal against a careless riding suspension if he is to ride Hauraki in the Cox Plate.
Top Queensland mares to miss spring Queensland's best race mares Miss Cover Girl and Sold For Song will be spelled with a view to summer campaigns.
Hall proud of Nick's Caulfield Cup win Former jockey Greg Hall missed out on a Caulfield Cup win his decorated career but was at Caulfield to see son Nick claim a second aboard Jameka.
Waller splits stayers heading towards Cup Chris Waller hopes to get a couple of the stable's stayers back into form by running them in the Geelong and Moonee Valley Cups.
Go Dreaming fairytale not over yet South Australian trainer Grant Kluske is eyeing the Bendigo Cup for Caulfield Cup runner Go Dreaming.
Buffering fitter for Manikato Trainer Robert Heathcote has been harder on Buffering since his last-start defeat.
French horse Almanzor steals Ascot show Almanzor has beaten Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Found to win the British Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Williams and Shinn suspended at Caulfield Leading jockeys Craig Williams and Blake Shinn have been suspended on careless riding charges at Caulfield.
Our Boy Malachi storms home in Vic debut Our Boy Malachi has raced to the 19th win of his career and first in Melbourne in the Group Two Caulfield Sprint.
Maher looks to Melbourne Cup with Jameka Trainer Ciaron Maher believes Caulfield Cup winner Jameka could be even better in the Melbourne Cup.
Spieth overcomes slow start in Lightning Spieth has won his first stakes race, storming home after missing the start in the Listed City Tattersalls Lightning at Randwick.
Egyptian Symbol ends Baker's lean spell Trainer Bjorn Baker's spring is back on track after Egyptian Symbol easily won the Group Three Nivison at Randwick.
Appleby runner-up with first Aust starter English trainer Charlie Appleby says he's delighted with the performance of the Godolphin-owned Scottish to finish second in the Caulfield Cup.
Group One Caulfield Cup jockey comments What the jockeys said after the Caulfield Cup.
Records fall as Eagle Farm bounces back Two course records have been broken on the new-look Eagle Farm racetrack, with Frequendly and Balboa Rocks setting benchmark times.
Spright beats colts in Brian Crowley win Spright has claimed a Listed win at Randwick to set up a trip to Melbourne for a straight race at Flemington.
Veteran Junoob prevails in Tatts Club Cup The Chris Waller-trained Junoob has won the Listed Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick.
Hall reaps rewards in the G1 Caulfield Cup Nick Hall now has his sights on the Melbourne Cup after guiding Jameka to success in the Caulfield Cup.
First Seal wins the Gr 2 Tristarc Stakes Class mare First Seal has won the Tristarc Stakes in her first Melbourne start and her trainer believes there's improvement to come heading to the Myer Classic.
Popular horse The Cleaner runs last race The Cleaner's trainer and owners have decided the popular gelding will retire.
Hellbent scratching leaves Weir frustrated Darren Weir is an unhappy trainer after Hellbent was scratched at Caulfield after lashing out in his stall.
Bearded Bakers search for stylish racegoer The Bearded Bakers from Knafeh bakery are doing more than cooking up a sweet storm, helping expert judges pick the most stylish gent at the races.
Vanbrugh back in winning form at Caulfield Vanbrugh has brought his best 2000m form to Caulfield, winning the Group Three Coongy Cup.
Good Standing takes out Caulfield Classic Good Standing has backed up from his unplaced run in the Caulfield Guineas a week ago to take out the $500,000 Caulfield Classic over 2000m.
Eckstein gives Poland a rare Randwick win Eckstein has broken through for a maiden win in the Highway Handicap at Randwick.
Ethereal's granddaughter wins at Caulfield Eleonora has taken a step closer to the VRC Oaks with her win in the Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
O'Dea continues run with lucky broodmare Trainer Steve O'Dea has won another race for owner Joe Rapisarda, with Dream Kisses stamping herself as a Magic Millions prospect at Eagle Farm.
Fabrizio bounces back after torrid Epsom A drop in class from the Epsom Handicap has helped Fabrizio get back to the winners' list at Randwick.
Palazzo Pubblico wins Listed race first-up The Matthew Smith-trained mare Palazzo Pubblico has finished strongly to win the Listed Alinghi Stakes in her season return at Caulfield.
Octagonal grandson successful at Caulfield Peacock has landed a stakes race win at Caulfield, taking out the Gothic Stakes for Godolphin.
Waller doubles up with early 2YO success Trainer Chris Waller has won his second two-year-old race in seven days after Madame Moustache scored at Randwick.
Jennifer Lynn claims her first city win The lightly raced Darren Weir-trained filly Jennifer Lynn has made it three wins from her first four starts with her first city victory at Caulfield.
Samatha Clenton to undergo surgery Injured apprentice Samantha Clenton will undergo surgery after suffering two fractured vertebrae and her left collarbone in a race fall at Scone.
Champion racehorse Octagonal dies aged 24 Champion jockey Darren Beadman has remembered Octagonal as a war horse after the horse's death at the age of 24.
Winx shines in Moonee Valley gallop Winx has turned in an impressive gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of her Cox Plate defence and Yankee Rose has pleased connections in her first look at the track.
Field of 16 for the Caulfield Cup The raceday scratchings of Tarzino and Set Square have reduced the Caulfield Cup field to 16.
RV chairman David Moodie stands aside Racing Victoria chairman David Moodie has stood aside while an integrity matter is investigated.
Samantha Clenton injured at Scone Apprentice Samantha Clenton has suffered a suspected shoulder injury in a fall at Scone.
Seaburge scratched from Caulfield Classic Seaburge has been scratched from the Caulfield Classic with Sydney colt Good Standing the new favourite.
Williams has Real Love in Caulfield Cup Jockey Craig Williams heads into the Caulfield Cup confident in the chances of his mount Real Love.
Larrikin shapes up for Melbourne spring Former UK racecaller Jim McGrath has teamed with his trainer-son Brian for a shot at a Group Three race at Caulfield.
Tarzino to be vetted before Caulfield Cup Former Caulfield Cup favourite Tarzino will be vetted before the race amid concerns about swelling in his left foreleg.
Vancouver to stand in America Vancouver, the champion juvenile of his year, will shuttle to Coolmore's Ashford Stud in America.
Kavanagh denies paying for vitamin complex Trainer Mark Kavanagh has taken the stand as he and Danny O'Brien fight to have their cobalt disqualifications overturned.
Almighty Girl ready for Caulfield return The performance of Almighty Girl at Caulfield will determine her direction during the Melbourne Cup four-day carnival.
Guard Of Honour could earn shot at G1 Trainer Kris Lees rates Guard Of Honour highly and is looking forward to seeing what he can do in the Listed Brian Crowley Stakes ahead of a possible G1 tilt.
Weight is right for Stanley at Eagle Farm Jockey Justin Stanley is enjoying a new lease of life and returns to Eagle Farm to ride Sporting Page.
Scottish right for Caulfield Cup: Appleby Trainer Charlie Appleby has overseen the final piece of work by Godolphin Caulfield Cup hope Scottish at Werribee.
Nikolic riding ban remains in place The court of appeal has ruled an exclusion order banning jockey Danny Nikolic from racecourses did not breach procedural fairness and should remain in place.
It's Somewhat favourite for Coongy John O'Shea has trained two of the past four Coongy Cup winners at Caulfield and has leading chance It's Somewhat in this year's edition.
Clairvue to make debut at Eagle Farm Two-year-old Clairvue is one week off being at his best for his Eagle Farm debut but trainer Liam Birchley is keen to get his career underway.
Lloyd Williams buys into Cup runner Lloyd Williams and his family have bought into Irish horse Sir Isaac Newton, a $12 chance in the Caulfield Cup.
Scottish in top order for Caulfield Cup Scottish will carry the hopes of Godolphin trainer Charlie Appleby in the Caulfield Cup, his first runner in Australia.
Big Memory out of the Caulfield Cup The Tony McEvoy-trained Big Memory has been scratched from the Caulfield Cup paving the way for second emergency Vengeur Masque to run.
Vancouver to Shuttle to the US Coolmore Australia have announced that Golden Slipper winner Vancouver will reverse shuttle to Coolmore America's Ashford Stud for the 2017 breeding season.
Oliver still fighting reckless riding ban Jockey Damien Oliver will appeal to a Victorian tribunal in a second bid to overturn his reckless riding charge and suspension.
Danish Twist to make Melbourne debut Stakes winning mare Danish Twist will make her Melbourne debut in the Tristarc Stakes and trainer Kris Lees has high expectations.
Faraway Town in super touch for Randwick Trainer Matthew Smith will keep Faraway Town to Listed company during spring as he targets an autumn Group One race.
Snowdens with good chances at Caulfield Co-trainers Peter and Paul Snowden have had three stakes winners at Caulfield this season and have strong chances again on Caulfield Cup day.
Young trainer follows father's footsteps Young Canberra trainer Joe Ible says Major Sharpe will be difficult to beat if he gets a good run in the Highway Handicap at Randwick.
Tally needs to overcome wide draw in Cup Australian Derby placegetter Tally has been aimed at the Caulfield Cup but needs to overcome a wide barrier draw if he's to make his presence felt.
Jennings striving for senior success Koby Jennings admits he is nervous about life as a senior rider, but he won't shirk the hard work required to make it at the top level.
De Little Engine slips into Caulfield Cup The scratching of NZ Oaks winner Fanatic has given the Danny O'Brien-trained De Liittle Engine a start in the Caulfield Cup.
Bearded bakers pause to watch brother race Knafeh Bakery's bearded team will stop serving the traditional middle eastern sweet to Randwick racegoers to watch brother Bobby El-Issa on the track.
Cox Plate not a two-horse race: O'Shea John O'Shea, who prepares last-start Group One winners Hartnell and Hauraki, says this year's Cox Plate is shaping as a vintage edition.
Confident Parr looking to bank strong book Kinglike's jockey Josh Parr says the horse has Group One sprinter written all over him ahead of Saturday's Listed Lightning at Randwick.
Some historic Caulfield Cup moments Some of the famous Caulfield Cups.
Lucia Valentina gets first look at Valley Lucia Valentina has had her first look around Moonee Valley, working in company with Happy Trails in preparation for the $3 million Cox Plate.
Londehero bonds with trackwork rider Londehero's bond with his trackwork rider has helped turn his form around as he chases another win at Eagle Farm.
Articus ready to run well in Cup: Wohler Articus has done all the necessary work ahead of the Caulfield Cup and trainer Andreas Wohler likes what he sees.
Cassidy tests knees with seven rides Larry Cassidy continues his comeback from injury with lightweight rides at Eagle Farm.
Melbourne Cup joins NFL on Twitter stream The Melbourne Cup will join the NFL as a sport events broadcast on Twitter after the Victorian Racing Club struck a deal with the social media giant.
De Little Engine gains Caulfield Cup start First emergency De Little Engine has gained a start in the Caulfield Cup with the scratching of New Zealand Oaks winner Fanatic.
Cox Plate contenders work at Moonee Valley Four Cox Plate contenders, including in-form Hartnell, have continued preparations for the $3 million race with gallops at Moonee Valley.
Oliver appeals reckless riding suspension Champion jockey Damien Oliver will miss key rides in the Cox Plate and Manikato Stakes unless he successfully appeals a reckless riding ban.
Champion Stakes to be run on outer track The Champion Stakes at Ascot will be run in the outer track after officials decided the inner track would be too firm.
Damien Oliver hit with hefty ban Damien Oliver's spring carnival has been derailed by a hefty suspension for reckless riding at Caulfield.
Keen Array wins dramatic Caulfield race The Group One Manikato Stakes is a consideration for Keen Array after he claimed his second-straight stakes win in an action-packed Listed race at Caulfield.
Avdulla suspended for careless riding Jockey Brenton Avdulla is free to ride on Cox Plate day despite being handed a four-meeting careless riding suspension at Warwick Farm.
Wayward Flying Artie takes Blue Sapphire Flying Artie has overcome greenness to win at his spring return, claiming the Group Three Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Placement key for talented colt Palladian Palladian has been perfectly placed to win his maiden after bypassing the Group Three Blue Sapphire at Caulfield to race at Warwick Farm.
Lightly raced filly to be set for two Oaks Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster has ambitious Oaks plans for three-year-old filly Meadow who has broken her maiden at Doomben.
Mallyon aims for third 2400m Caulfield win After wins aboard Assign and Our Century for Lloyd and Nick Williams, Katelyn Mallyon is hoping for a bigger prize in the Caulfield Cup.
Price to have first Caulfield Cup runner Victoria Derby winner Tarzino will be trainer Mick Price's first Caulfield Cup runner when he bids to win the $3 million handicap on his home track.
Hayes weighing up Seaburge Classic start David Hayes says connections will decide in the next 24 hours whether to run Seaburge in the Caulfield Classic or wait for The Vase at Moonee Valley.
Rock Hero's First Foals Shining Lauriston Park's Chris Bakker could not be more delighted at the start his well credentialled young stallion Rock Hero has made to his stud career, the regally bred son of Fastnet Rock siring the sort of foals to impress any stud master.
Kluske goes dreaming of Caulfield Cup win Grant Kluske will saddle his first Group One runner when Go Dreaming lines up in the Caulfield Cup.
In Times Of War breaks maiden at the Farm Chris Waller-trained In Times Of War has broken through for a maiden win at Warwick Farm.
Bendigo Cup an option for Ferro Nero The Bendigo Cup is among options for Ferro Nero who has raced to victory in a benchmark race at Caulfield.
Baker regaining momentum ahead of spring Trainer Bjorn Baker believes Egyptian Symbol can overcome an awkward barrier to be competitive the Group Three Nivison at Randwick.
First Seal to make Melbourne debut First Seal makes her Melbourne debut in the Group Two Tristarc Stakes as she bids to stamp her Myer Classic credentials.
Take two for Frespanol in Queensland Former Sydneysider Frespanol is ready to begin his Queensland career at Eagle Farm after an early hiccup.
Mandee Excels First Up for Ciaron Maher and First Light Racing Exciting Exceed And Excel 3yo filly Mandee delivered win number 7 for the First Light Racing and Ciaron Maher team and the 4th FLR winner for gun jockey Linda Meech with a dominant display winning first-up on Monday at Pakenham.
Joao Moreira to ride in Melbourne Cup Joap Moreira will ride the Tony Martin-trained Ebor Handicap winner Heartbreak City in the Melbourne Cup for Australian Thoroughbred Bloodstock.
Decision yet to be made on Champion course Officials are yet to decide which of the two courses at Ascot will be used for the Champion Stakes.
Caulfield Cup favourite Jameka draws 13 Ciaron Maher is philosophical about Jameka's draw of 13 in the Caulfield Cup, saying it is beyond his control.
Jameka draws barrier 13 for Caulfield Cup Ciaron Maher-trained Jameka has drawn barrier 13 for the Caulfield Cup, while Godolphin import Scottish has gate seven in the $3 million race.
Tough assignment for talented Spright Trainer Garry Frazer says he has little choice but to run talented filly Spright against the males in the Listed Brian Crowley Stakes at Randwick.
Sir John Hawkwood gallops at Caulfield Blake Spriggs has put the Metropolitan Handicap winner Sir John Hawkwood through his paces in a solo gallop at Caulfield in preparation for the Caulfield Cup.
Jameka headlines Maher's Cup chances Caulfield Cup favourite Jameka will be one of three runners for trainer Ciaron Maher in the $3 million handicap over 2400m.
Oliver happier after Exospheric gallop Damien Oliver has gone to the Werribee quarantine centre for a second time to partner Exospheric ahead of the Caulfield Cup.
Winterbottom an option for Lankan Rupee Star sprinter Lankan Rupee has a two-run Melbourne spring campaign mapped out but the Winterbottom Stakes in Perth is also an option.
Mr Wind primed to blow midweek field away Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds believes promising sprinter Mr Wind can reach a higher level than Wednesday's benchmark handicap over 1200m at Warwick Farm.
Blue Sapphire return for Flying Artie Quality colt Flying Artie will make his season return in the Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield on his way to the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Family Cup tradition for Mallyon Go Dreaming will be Katelyn Mallyon's first ride in the Caulfield Cup, a race her grandfather won three times.
Relief package for NSW country trainers Trainers and owners impacted by storm damage in country NSW will be able to access a $500,000 relief fund.
Group One winner Hucklebuck retired Group One winner Hucklebuck has been retired after suffering a suspensory injury.
Divine Prophet to head for a spell Caulfield Guineas winner Divine Prophet will not run in the Cox Plate and will instead be sent for a spell.
Full field declared for Caulfield Cup A field of 18 and two emergencies has been declared for the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Cups contenders on track at Werribee Articus, Exospheric, Scottish and Sir Issac Newton have worked at Werribee in preparation for the Caulfield Cup.
Caulfield Cup favourite ready to peak Caulfield Cup favourite Jameka has continued preparations for the $3 million race with a pleasing course proper gallop at Caulfield.
Order Of St George entered for Ascot Former Melbourne Cup favourite Order Of St George is entered to run in the Long Distance Cup on Champions day at Ascot.
Prince Of Penzance recovering from surgery Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance has undergone a successful operation on a leg he fractured in the Herbert Power Stakes.
Spieth could tee off in Listed Lightning Talented sprinter Spieth's return to racing hinges on a favourable barrier draw for the Listed Lightning at Randwick.
Lankan Rupee entered for Caulfield return Star sprinter Lankan Rupee is the headline nomination for the Group Two Caulfield Sprint which will be the gelding's first start for a year.
Freedmans with two Caulfield Cup hopefuls Lee and Anthony Freedman are set to have two Caulfield Cup runners with international Exospheric and last year's minor placegetter Our Ivanhowe.
Qld jockey Merv Wrigley dies Merv Wrigley, a well-known jockey in Queensland during the latter part of last century, has died aged 73.
Prime Dispatch 10/10/2016 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
RV reject Azkadellia race nomination Racing Victoria has rejected the nomination of classy mare Azkadellia for a race at Caulfield as an investigation into her ownership bona fides continues.
Just A Blur has spring in step for Nivison Co-trainer Paul Jones says Just A Blur is well weighted for Saturday's Group Three Nivison at Randwick.
Flying Artie headlines Blue Sapphire field The Mick Price-trained colt Flying Artie is set to make his spring return in the Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield which has attracted a field of 13.
German trainer Wohler eyeing Caulfield Cup German trainer Andreas Wohler says he couldn't be happier with Caulfield Cup hope Articus as the galloper prepares for the $3 million handicap.
Cranbourne Cup won't be run this spring The Cranbourne Cup will not be rescheduled this spring after high winds forced the Cup meeting to be called off.
O'Brien thought cobalt would be sorted out Trainer Danny O'Brien has told a tribunal he initially believed his four cobalt positives would be sorted out within a week or two.
One kilogram Cup penalty for Assign Assign has been given a one kilogram Melbourne Cup penalty for his Herbert Power Stakes win, taking him to 27th in the order of entry.
Godolphin top Slipper first acceptances There are 1501 horses still in the running for next year's Golden Slipper after first acceptances.
Chris Waller to have two in Caulfield Cup Sacred Master and Preferment will be trainer Chris Waller's two runners in the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Wohler happy with Articus ahead of Cup German trainer Andreas Wohler has won a Melbourne Cup with Protectionist and is back in Australia hoping to add a Caulfield Cup with Articus.
Second Caulfield Guineas Winner for Choisir Third in the 2002 MRC Caulfield Guineas won by Helenus, outstanding stallion Choisir sired Starspangledbanner to win the time honoured classic in 2009 and achieved the feat again on Saturday at Caulfield with exciting colt Divine Prophet snatching a well timed victory.
Four mares to line up in Caulfield Cup New Zealand Oaks winner Fanatic will be one of four mares in the Caulfield Cup with VRC Oaks winner Jameka the early favourite.
No retirement for Gordon Lord Byron yet Talk of retirement for veteran Irish sprinter Gordon Lord Byron is premature with his trainer looking at further overseas options.
Retirement looms for Cup winner The racing future of Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance is in doubt with the gelding to undergo surgery on an injured leg.
Thompson hoping to seal Tristarc victory First Seal will have her first Melbourne start when she runs in the Group Two Tristarc Stakes at Caulfield.
Epic Cox Plate clash looming Champion mare Winx and in-form Hartnell are the only two horses at single figure odds for the Cox Plate which looms as an epic clash at Moonee Valley.
Kinglike to reign in Lightning Kinglike can earn himself a start in some of the bigger spring sprints if he lives up to his barrier trial win in the Lightning at Randwick.
Cranbourne Cup meeting blown away Strong winds have caused the Cranbourne Cup meeting to be called off amid safety concerns.
Gollan hoping jockeys can help momentum Tony Gollan is in the unusual position of trailing in the Brisbane trainers' premiership but hopes to change that soon.
Jumps sessions to switch on Preferment Preferment has embarked on a course of jumping to freshen his mind ahead of the Caulfield Cup.
Aidan O'Brien trains fifth Dewhurst winner Churchill, trained by Aidan O'Brien and ridden by Ryan Moore, has won the Group One Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket.
Star Turn too quick in Schillaci Stakes Three-year-old Star Turn has graduated to weight-for-age company to defeat the older sprinters in the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield.
Koby Jennings' ban sours winning double Apprentice jockeys Koby Jennings and Blaike McDougall have both received careless-riding suspensions at Randwick.
Dixie blooms as Quinton's new stable star Dixie Blossoms has claimed the Group Three Angst Stakes after a well-judged ride from jockey Tim Clark.
Robbie Fradd rides four winners at Doomben Jockey Robbie Fradd has dominated racing at Doomben, landing four winners for his best return in the saddle since moving to Brisbane.
He's Our Rokkii gives Dunn a Gr 1 double He's Our Rokkii has continued an impressive rise through the ranks of Australian racing, winning the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Thunder Fantasy in lightning comeback win Thunder Fantasy has made a stunning return from retirement, carrying a huge weight to win at Randwick.
Glamour overrated at Fashions on the Field Melbournian Amanda Macor didn't need hours of glamorous preparation to win this year's Fashions on the Field.
Divine Prophet scores in Caulfield Guineas Divine Prophet has held off a late challenge from Seaburge to claim the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Yankee Rose creates history at Randwick Yankee Rose will take on Winx and Hartnell in the Cox Plate after her history-making win in the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Global Glamour wins the Thousand Guineas Global Glamour has made it two Group One wins in seven days, claiming the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Sheidel in line for Group One start The Group One Manikato Stakes is among the options for Sheidel after victory in a Group Three race for mares at Caulfield.
Winx takes out Group One Caulfield Stakes Winx has landed her eighth Group One win and 12th win in succession taking, out the Caulfield Stakes.
Smith gets back-to-back Highway winners Distinctive Look has won back-to-back Highway Handicaps, holding on for a tough win at Randwick on Saturday.
Injury puts Prince Of Penzance out of Cup Prince Of Penzance's defence of his Melbourne Cup is over with the stayer needing surgery for a leg fracture.
Illustrators in hot demand at spring races Illustrator Natalie Rompotis says fashion sketches are becoming increasingly popular, both in the industry and at major events like Sydney spring carnival.
Chetwood continues his winning streak John O'Shea insists he won't aim too high with Chetwood during the Melbourne spring carnival, despite the Godolphin galloper's win at Caulfield.
Winning reunion for Jennings, Niccolance Apprentice Koby Jennings has celebrated his reunion with Niccolance by steering the colt to victory at Randwick.
She's Our Star in winning debut at Doomben The Tony Gollan-trained She's Our Star is on a Magic Millions path after winning at Doomben.
Hear The Chant wins narrowly at Caulfield Hear The Chant has provided her owners and co-trainers with an early stakes race double at Caulfield with a narrow win in a Group Three race.
Assign leads throughout in Herbert Power The Melbourne Cup remains a possibility for Assign after his all-the-way win in the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield.
Speedy Luiza breaks new ground for Waller The Chris Waller-trained Luiza has bucked a stable trend of producing late-season two-year-olds in winning at Randwick.
Wait For No One holds on for debut win Wait For No One has given the Lindsay Park team its second winner from the first two races for two-year-olds in Melbourne this season.
Wide draw a concern for Dwyer with Leotie Trainer Henry Dwyer is confident Leotie is ready to run to her best in the Thousand Guineas but is concerned about the filly's wide barrier.
Staying credentials on line in Champion The 2000 metres of the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick will determine which three-year-olds can be counted as Derby contenders.
Shea Eden has sights on Group One trophy Ocean Embers heads to Caulfield for the Schillaci Stakes but her trainer Shea Eden is thinking longer term about a Group One race at Flemington.
Royal Rapture could give Weir 3rd Toorak Tosen Stardom has been scratched from the Toorak Handicap but trainer Darren Weir still has Royal Rapture in the Group One race.
Prime Dispatch 7/10/2016 This week's short but sweet Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Hey Doc out to continue spring rise in G1 In-form Hey Doc will try to continue his unbeaten run this spring when he faces his biggest challenge in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Angst a sentimental race for trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith will saddle his first runner in the race named for the horse who put him in the headlines.
Milliner spills spring race fashion tips Spring carnival milliner Nerida Winter says DIY fascinators are not an option for competitors in the Spring Champion Stakes Day fashion chute at Randwick.
Exospheric moving well at Werribee After three wins together in the Caulfield Cup during the 1990s, Lee Freedman and Damien Oliver are teaming again with import Exospheric.
Hayes hopes He Or She can spoil party Winx and Black Heart Bart are the two star horses in the three-horse Caulfield Stakes but David Hayes is hoping He Or She can spring a surprise.
Belmont winner Creator sold to Japan Belmont Stakes winner Creator has been sold to Japan and will stand at Shizunai Stallion Station.
Dale looking for first-up Schillaci Swoop Trainer Matthew Dale says Fell Swoop has had a similar lead-up to the Group Two Schillaci Stakes as before his second in the Oakleigh Plate in February.
McEvoy takes Scottish for Werribee gallop Kerrin McEvoy has gone to the quarantine at centre at Werribee to partner his Caulfield Cup mount Scottish in a track gallop.
Blake Shinn to ride Gallante in Cup Blake Shinn has been booked to ride the Lloyd Williams-owned Gallante in the Melbourne Cup.
Bailey may 'move on' if Nikolic returns Racing Victoria's chairman of stewards has told Danny Nikolic's appeal to regain his jockey licence that the position between the two is untenable.
Tivaci gets his next chance at a G1 win Trainer Mike Moroney believes the step up to 1600m suits Tivaci who gets another Group One chance in the Toorak Handicap.
Woman denies Samba comment to Nikolic A woman assaulted by Danny Nikolic at a nightspot has told a court the jockey grabbed her.
Racing's small fields down the years With Winx set to face two rivals in the Group One Caulfield Stakes, take a look back at Australian racing's most famous small-field encounters.
Rawiller has faith in Black Heart Bart Black Heart Bart has won two Group One races this spring but now takes on champion Winx in a tactical battle in the Caulfield Stakes.
The Caulfield Guineas at a glance Some pointers to the Caulfield Guineas won by some of Australasia's best horses.
Swear has quality to beat barrier: Hawkes Co-trainer Michael Hawkes believes Swear has the quality to overcome the widest barrier and win the Group One Spring Champion Stakes.
Impending to carry on family tradition His sire and dam both won Group One Guineas races and three-year-old Impending is favourite to do likewise at Caulfield.
New stables have Griffiths horses firing Selenia will be out to add further stakes race success for trainer Robbie Griffiths when she runs in the Thoroughbred Club Stakes at Caulfield.
China Gale flying Pierro flag at Randwick China Gale will be the first of Pierro's progeny saddled up by Gai Waterhouse in Saturday's two-year-old race at Randwick.
Foxplay keeps on rising to the occasion Foxplay will be shooting to add a Group One win to her impressive recent record when she runs in the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Astern to head to Coolmore Stud Stakes Golden Rose winner Astern is poised to clash with Moir Stakes winner Extreme Choice in the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes for three-year-olds at Flemington.
Hartnell to take on Winx in Cox Plate Godolphin star Hartnell will clash with Winx in the Cox Plate instead of taking his place in the Caulfield Cup.
Oliver to ride French horse in Cox Plate Damien Oliver will ride the Andre Fabre-trained Vadamos when he takes on Winx in the Cox Plate.
Apprentice jocks Jennings, Panya suspended Apprentice jockeys Koby Jennings and Deanne Panya have been suspended for careless riding over separate incidents at Canterbury.
80-year-old Mills trains rare city winner Trainer David Mills, 80, has won a midweek race at Canterbury with the sole horse in his stable, Satirical Magic.
Payne switches from Randwick to Caulfield After being told she couldn't ride at Randwick, Michelle Payne has picked up a ride in a Group Two race at Caulfield.
He's Our Rokki ready for Group One assault He's Our Rokki will be shooting for his fifth straight win when he chases his biggest win in the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Suspenders edges back-to-back midweek wins Suspenders has overcome a 62kg impost to win back-to-back midweek races in a photo finish at Canterbury.
Dalziel excited about Harlow Gold Harlow Gold is the current VRC Oaks favourite and her syndicator Wylie Dalziel hopes the filly can take out the Thousand Guineas on her way to the Classic.
Thunder back down under Thunder Fantasy is ready to rumble when he makes race return at Randwick after going to Hong Kong and back.
Small Caulfield Stakes field suits Bowman Champion mare Winx faces two opponents in the Caulfield Stakes which jockey Hugh Bowman says makes his job much easier.
Maiden Khartoum gets Spring Champ shot Trainer Pat Carey has one eye on autumn's three-year-old staying features with Spring Champion Stakes contender Khartoum.
No Smoking Aces bribe by Nikolic: Zahra Mark Zahra says he has never felt intimidated by Danny Nikolic nor been frightened of his fellow jockey.
So Si Bon no roughie in Caulfield Guineas So Si Bon may be a $51 outsider in the Caulfield Guineas but his trainer Robbie Laing thinks he's a better chance than those odds suggest.
Field of 13 to line up in Toorak Handicap Bon Aurum will be chasing a Group One handicap double at Caulfield when he tackles the Toorak Handicap.
Yankee Rose among Champion acceptors Yankee Rose, the only filly in the race, is the early favourite for the Group One Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Winx to face two rivals at Caulfield Black Heart Bart and He Or She are the only two horses to take on champion mare Winx in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Winx gets a good look at Caulfield Winx has had a leisurely look at Caulfield and its surrounds ahead of the Caulfield Stakes.
Spring Champ learning curve for Hand It In Hand It In's trainer Rod Ollerton believes the steep learning curve of Group One racing could be perfect education for the developing stayer.
Guineas distance to suit Good Standing Good Standing will race over 1600m for the first time in the Caulfield Guineas, a distance trainer James Cummings believes will suit.
Xtravagant to undergo bone scans New Zealand multiple Group One winner Xtravagant will undergo bone scans to determine if there is a reason for his disappointing Australian campaign.
Numbers whittled down for spring features The picture is becoming clearer for the upcoming spring features following the latest declarations for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups and the Cox Plate.
Hayson used Nikolic partner TAB account Jockey Danny Nikolic has denied being involved in betting on his friend Eddie Hayson's behalf on NRL matches under scrutiny.
McEvoy to ride Scottish in Caulfield Cup Godolphin and Kerrin McEvoy will team up in a bid for their second Caulfield Cup with the jockey to ride Scottish.
Sacred Elixir's Guineas draw perfect: Pike Trainer Tony Pike is delighted with Group One winner Sacred Elixir and the gelding's barrier draw heading into the $1 million Caulfield Guineas.
Missrock set to topple top Sydney fillies Trainer Robbie Laing says Missrock will give the opposition something to think about in the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Bon Aurum chasing G1 double Bon Aurum will be striving to add the Group One Toorak Handicap to his recent Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes win when he lines up at Caulfield.
Philip Courtney chasing second city winner Fledgling Canberra trainer Philip Courtney is confident Maryore can give him his second city winner at Canterbury on Wednesday.
Global Glamour draws eight in 1000 Guineas Global Glamour will jump from barrier eight in the Thousand Guineas as she chases a second Group One win a week after her first.
Impending draws barrier 10 in Guineas Caulfield Guineas favourite Impending has drawn barrier 10 of 14 in the Group One race.
Delay to Michelle Payne's training career Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Payne's training career has been delayed by rain.
Field of 14 for Caulfield Guineas The Group One Caulfield Guineas has attracted a field of 14 while the Thousand Guineas for fillies has 15 acceptances.
The Veal Thing Is The Real Thing KRD Racing's little Snitzel Filly "Snitty" - known as "The Veal Thing" - saluted yesterday at Echuca in fine style at only her sixth start on a Heavy 10.
New Addition to Aquis Farm in 2017 Progressive bloodstock enterprise Aquis Farm have quickly made a fine impression with their inaugural stallion roster featuring sons of outstanding sires Danehill (USA), Snitzel, Red Ransom (USA) and Lonhro with a brilliant son of More Than Ready (USA) to join them in 2017.
Starspangled Valley Winner An exciting program at Moonee Valley on Friday night kicked off with a scintillating victory for talented Starspangledbanner entire Mr Individual, a $240,000 Magic Millions purchase from the draft of Three Bridges Thoroughbreds.
Extreme Choice Leaves the Worlds Best in His Wake Extreme Choice had solid claims as the best two-year-old around last season and announced his return with a monumentally impressive win over a world-class field of sprinters in Friday night's $500,000 Group 1 Charter Keck Cramer Moir Stakes (1000m) at Moonee Valley.
Group One Filly for Star Witness The Gai Waterhouse / Adrian Bott training partnership tasted their first Group I success at Randwick on Saturday with up and coming Star Witness filly Global Glamour scoring a bold victory in the Flight Stakes.
Hard Facts Speak of Success
When a young stallion covers a bigger book of mares in each of his three seasons at stud it's a hard fact that speaks for itself.
Good Standing gets look around Caulfield Caulfield Guineas contender Good Standing has pleased trainer James Cummings in a gallop at Caulfield ahead of the Group One race.
Nikolic claims conspiracy by 'corrupt' RV Danny Nikolic has told a court he wants to ride racehorses again but away from Victoria's chief steward and his "henchmen".
McDonald suspended for Caulfield Cup day Star jockey James McDonald's Caulfield Cup hopes are in tatters after inurring a careless riding suspension at Warwick Farm.
Shades of Terravista in Chapelco's win Chapelco and Mr Manhattan have given trainer Joe Pride a Sydney metropolitan double at Warwick Farm.
Winx frightens off Caulfield Stakes rivals Just seven horses have been nominated to tackle Winx in the Caulfield Stakes as the wonder mare attempts to extend her winning streak to 12.
Yankee Rose headlines Spring Champ entries Trainer David Vandyke will keep a close eye on Yankee Rose's track gallops before deciding whether she runs in the Spring Champion Stakes.
Clarry Conners fined over treatment record Stewards have fined trainer Clarry Conners for failing to report a treatment given to Vaniloquio.
Three for Lindsay Park in Guineas races Seaburge and fillies Harlow Gold and Sebring Dream will be the Lindsay Park representatives in two Guineas races at Caulfield.
Thames Court heading to Toorak Thames Court will tackle all-comers in the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield before switching back to mares company at Flemington.
Almandin gets 1kg Melbourne Cup penalty Racing Victoria handicapper Greg Carpenter has announced Cup penalties for Almandin, Real Love and Sir John Hawkwood.
Winx the headline act in Caulfield Stakes Cox Plate favourite Winx will be out to extend her winning streak to 12 when she lines up in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Sofia Rosa's Melbourne campaign over New Zealand mare Sofia Rosa will head home for a spell after a disappointing three-run Melbourne campaign.
Yankee Rose entered for Spring Champion Yankee Rose is among the nominations for the Group One Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Found leads O'Brien trifecta in Arc Champion trainer Aidan O'Brien has saddled the trifecta in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with Found beating Highland Reel and Order Of St George.
Nikolic says Vic steward also in the wrong Controversial jockey Danny Nikolic says he's a changed man and wants to be allowed to ride again.
Hartnell toys with Turnbull Stakes rivals In-form Godolphin gelding Hartnell has produced a breathtaking display to space his rivals in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
French Emotion sails home at Flemington French Emotion has brought up a Flemington stakes double for trainer Chris Waller with her victory in the Group Two Blazer Stakes.
Serenely Discreet lands Manifold Stakes A wide draw and the spacious Flemington track has helped Serenely Discreet to win the Edward Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Almandin earns Melbourne Cup berth Imported stayer Almandin has secured a start in the Melbourne Cup with a strong win in the Group Three Bart Cummings at Flemington.
Hartnell cruises to Group One win Godolphin's Hartnell has cruised to victory in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
The Quarterback brilliant on return The Quarterback has shown he is in for a good spring campaign with an impressive first-up win at Flemington.
Wine Bush on path to Victoria Derby The Chris Waller-trained Wine Bush is on a path to the Victoria Derby after breaking his maiden with a narrow win in the UCI Stakes at Flemington.
No decision on veteran's retirement Trainer Clarry Conners will know when the time his right to make a decision on his stable veteran's career.
Blackiston extends himself to get Agent From the first time trainer Nigel Blackiston laid eyes on Inside Agent he knew he was a colt he wanted.
Madeenaty impresses in Flemington debut Expensive filly Madeenaty has made an impressive debut at Flemington, winning Melbourne's first two-year-old race of the season.
Currie free to ride Hey Doc in Guineas Luke Currie has started a suspension after forfeiting rides at Flemington so he is back in time to ride Hey Doc in the Caulfield Guineas.
Quest For More wins at Chantilly The Roger Charlton-trained Quest For More has upset the favourite Vazirabad to win the Group One Prix du Cadran at Chantilly.
Stewards fine Karakatsanis over treatment Trainer Con Karakatsanis has been fined $600 for not telling stewards he treated Howmuchdoyouloveme four days before the Premiere Stakes.
Moore joyous as Takedown wins G2 Premiere Trainer Gary Moore wants to take Takedown to Hong Kong for the Hong Kong International Sprint after the sprinter claimed the Premiere Stakes.
Shillelagh picks up pieces for NZ stable As Xtravagant returns home after a disappointing spring in Melbourne, his stablemate Shillelagh has scored a last-stride win at Caulfield.
Sir John Hawkwood wins G1 Metropolitan Young jockey Blake Spriggs has celebrated a milestone Group One win on veteran stayer Sir John Hawkwood in the Metropolitan.
Nozomi gets back on the board at Caulfield Nozomi has made a successful return from a bowed tendon to score a fighting win at Caulfield.
Hauraki unleashes huge burst to win Epsom The John O-Shea-trained Hauraki has swamped his Group One rivals to win the Epsom Handicap at Randwick.
Russian Revolution in surprise Consul win Russian Revolution has upstaged Group One winners Astern and Capitalist to win the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Global Glamour wins Group 1 Flight Stakes Global Glamour has given Gai Waterhouse her ninth win in the Flight Stakes and rewarded her new training partner Adrian Bott with his first Group One win.
Moqueen breaks maiden in Dulcify Quality Moqueen has broken her maiden at her eighth start, beating her three-year-old male counterparts in the Listed Dulcify Quality.
Ameristralia denies flashy mare Miss Vista Hawkes Racing and Dwayne Dunn have combined for a race-to-race double as Miss Vista goes under at Caulfield.
It's Somewhat wins G3 Craven in a canter It's Somewhat has made the Group Three Craven Plate look like a trackwork session, recording an easy win at Randwick.
Ours To Keep starts path to Magic Millions Ours To Keep is on track to give Chris Munce his first Magic Millions success as a trainer after the colt's dominant victory at Doomben.
Khan follows Capitalist lead in 2YO Plate Khan has given trainers Peter and Paul Snowden back-to-back wins in the Breeders' Plate and will follow the path of last year's winner Capitalist.
Godolphin's Jorda powers home in Gimcrack Jorda has won the Listed Gimcrack Stakes, giving Godolphin three consecutive wins in Sydney's first two-year-old race of the season.
Lucky Liberty rewards owners at Caulfield Lucky Liberty has made it back to the winner's circle at Caulfield after spending time on the sidelines with a knee chip and a stress fracture to a shoulder.
Tarzino could cap big weekend for stable Tarzino has been unplaced in his three spring starts but his rider believes he is still going well as he prepares to step up in distance in the Turnbull Stakes.
Postponed to arrive on time in Arc Postponed has firmed in betting for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe after coming up with barrier seven in the 16-horse field.
Extreme Choice wins G1 Moir Stakes Extreme Choice has beaten a star-studded field in the Moir Stakes to claim his second Group One win in his first start as a three-year-old.
McEvoy to consider Guineas with Hey Doc Hey Doc and Don't Doubt Mamma have given trainer Tony McEvoy back-to-back Group Two wins in the Stutt Stakes and Stocks Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Extreme Choice wins Moir Stakes Three-year-old Extreme Choice has beaten a field of seasoned sprinters to claim the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Real Love presses Caulfield Cup claims Real Love will head to the Caulfield Cup after a dominant win in the JRA Cup at Moonee Valley.
Melbourne Cup hopes enter quarantine Five Melbourne Cup hopefuls have started pre-export quarantine in England and Ireland in preparation for a trip to Melbourne.
Howmuchdoyouloveme in spotlight again Howmuchdoyouloveme is again the subject of stewards' scrutiny after being found to have swelling in a jugular vein.
Two-year-olds to step out at Flemington The Group One Turnbull Stakes program at Flemington will also feature the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes, Melbourne's first two-year-old race for the season.
Fabrizio well backed in Epsom for Gai Fabrizio has been backed into equal favouritism for the Epsom Handicap in which he will be ridden by French jockey Johan Victoire.
Amexed not the worst: Gollan Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan hopes the price assessors have the Metropolitan market wrong with Amexed.
Rise in distance to suit Sofia Rosa Trainer Stephen Marsh says the step up to 2000m is the key to Sofia Rosa turning in a stronger showing in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
O'Brien hoping for 3rd time Lucky in Epsom Journeyman jockey Chris O'Brien says Mighty Lucky is excelling in trackwork ahead of his tilt at the Group One Epsom Handicap.
First runner for Michelle Payne at Stawell Michelle Payne is set to have her first runner as a dual trainer/jockey in Victoria with filly Queen Of Zealand entered to race at Stawell.
Stokes adds more numbers to Melbourne base Phillips Stokes may only have a small base at his satellite Caulfield base but he will be a player at Caulfield and Flemington.
Spring Star for Sebring The now familiar dark green and gold epaulettes of James Harron Bloodstock were carried to victory at Rosehill on Wednesday by impressive Sebring colt Acatour, a $160,000 Magic Millions purchase from the draft of Widden Stud.
So You Think colt Kaching set to light up Moonee Valley If ever a colt was bred to love Moonee Valley its Kaching - a son of two-time Cox Plate winner SO YOU THINK from a 3/4 sister to Cox Plate heroine SUNLINE - as he chases Group 2 glory for First Light Racing and his owners tonight!
Dettori to ride Order Of St George in Arc Frankie Dettori has been called up to ride Order Of St George in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Winx named Australia's champion Star mare Winx has been honoured as Australia's Horse of the Year for her unbeaten season which has included wins in the Cox Plate and Doncaster Mile.
Hartnell clear-cut favourite for Turnbull In-form Hartnell is favourite to notch his first Melbourne win when he lines up in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Overseas spring contenders on their way International contenders for the spring carnival are Melbourne bound to their new home at Werribee.
Waller previews his G1 Epsom Day runners Chris Waller goes through his 12 Group One runners on the biggest day of Sydney's spring racing carnival.
Scratchings to decide Apiata return run Trainer David Brideoake is still uncertain where the promising Apiata will begin his spring three-year-old campaign.
All smiles as Winx impresses in trackwork Winx has delighted jockey Hugh Bowman in a trackwork gallop as she prepares to head to Melbourne for her Cox Plate defence.
The Epsom Handicap: what you need to know All the facts and figures behind the the $1 million Epsom Handicap at Randwick on Saturday.
Fillies hunting turnaround in G1 Flight Yankee Rose has been made the $1.90 favourite to win the Group One Flight Stakes following the scratching of Omei Sword.
Gollan excited about new season 2yos Trainer Tony Gollan has the favourites in Brisbane's first two-year-old races of the new season at Doomben.
Grumpy old man back for another Moir shot When Buffering gets to travel so too does Mel Sharpe who describes it not so much as work but a holiday.
Palentino could give Weir first Sydney win Palentino will race in blinkers when he runs in Sydney for the first time in the Group One Epsom Handicap.
Flash Fibian to challenge for Roman Consul Flash Fibian might be a long shot with bookmakers but his trainer Paul Murray says he could surprise the larger stables.
Waller army marches towards Group 1 Metrop Trainer Chris Waller believes the handicapper has given every one of his six runners a chance to win the Group One Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick.
Rawiller after more G1 success in Moir Brad Rawiller has two Group One wins on Black Heart Bart this spring and will be out to add to his tally on Lucky Hussler in a star-studded Moir Stakes.
Hey Doc returns to Valley for Stutt Stakes Hey Doc will be out to back up a strong last-start win at Moonee Valley when he steps up in grade in the Group Two Stutt Stakes at the same track.
Buffering tips Bulldogs to win AFL Final Before his history-making attempt at a fourth Moir Stakes win, star sprinter Buffering has tipped the Western Bulldogs to win the AFL Grand Final.
Omei Sword withdrawn from Flight Stakes Flight Stakes favourite Omei Sword has been ruled out of Saturday's Group One after she was found to be suffering a respiratory infection.
Class Record for Nicconi Colt
With form around Capitalist and Astern, Niccolance was always going to be the horse to beat in the 1100 metre colts and geldings maiden at Rosehill on Wednesday.
Air Force Blue retired to Coolmore America Last season’s European Champion Two-Year-Old Air Force Blue, described by Aidan O’Brien as the best juvenile he has ever trained, has been retired from racing and will stand at Coolmore America’s Ashford Stud.
Anecdote swoops to victory for Proven Thoroughbreds Lonhro gelding Anecdote produced an exhilarating last-to-first effort at Ipswich on Wednesday.
Sale siblings leading the way With only six days until the Inglis Ready2Race Sale, relations to many of the Lots being offered have been scorching the turf, further highlighting the strength of the catalogue.
Signoff's Cup campaign over A niggling injury has forced trainer Darren Weir to pull the pin on Signoff's Melbourne Cup campaign.
Black Heart Bart gets first look at Valley Black Heart Bart has had his first look around Moonee Valley in a track gallop as he continues his path towards the Cox Plate.
NZ mare out to book ticket to Melbourne NZ Oaks winner Fanatic's Australian program will be determined after she runs in the Group One Livamol Classic.
Trainer Willie Mullins splits with owner Champion Irish trainer Willie Mullins has split with powerful owners Gigginstown House Stud who refused to pay an increase in fees.
Heartbreak City set for Melbourne Cup tilt Heartbreak City is to be prepared for the Melbourne Cup after Australian Thoroughbred Bloodstock bought into the Ebor winner.
Sir John Hawkwood flying ahead of Metrop Sir John Hawkwood is on target to run well in The Group One Metropolitan Handicap, according to trainer John Thompson.
Spright breaks maiden with speedy finish Stakes placed filly Spright has unleashed a strong turn of foot to win at Rosehill in a famous set of colours.
O'Sullivan horses high cobalt levels Two horses prepared by father and daughter training partners Terry and Karina O'Sullivan have returned high cobalt levels.
Exciting clash awaits in G1 Moir Stakes The Group One Moir Stakes looms as a exciting clash with a classy field of nine sprinters headlined by Chautauqua and Buffering.
Chris Waller looking for Epsom four-peat If one of trainer Chris Waller's four Epsom Handicap runners can win on Saturday, it will be his fourth consecutive victory in the race.
Happy Trails to run in fifth G1 Turnbull Happy Trails will contest the Group One Turnbull Stakes for the fifth time and his performance will determine whether he heads to another Cox Plate.
McDougall cleared over Warwick Farm drift Stewards have found nothing wrong with betting patterns on a race after which they had questioned apprentice jockey Blaike McDougall over his ride.
Danny O'Brien hits out at RV Trainer Danny O'Brien has taken a swipe at Racing Victoria and its chief steward at his cobalt appeal before the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Turnbull Stakes attracts field of 13 A field of 13 has been declared for the Group One Turnbull Stakes which will feature in-form Hartnell's first Melbourne appearance of the season.
Field of nine for the G1 Moir Stakes Chautauqua will face eight rivals in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley including Queensland star Buffering.
Harzand cleared to run in Arc Trainer Dermot Weld has cleared dual Derby winner Harzand to run in the Arc but stablemate Fascinating Rock will be saved for another day.
Dee I Cee chance to give Gai 9th Metrop Dee I Cee's strong trackwork performance has boosted co-trainer Adrian Bott's confidence ahead of the Group One Metropolitan Handicap.
Amarela on path to stakes race targets A good performance from Amarela in a benchmark race at Caulfield will confirm plans to target a stakes race at her next start.
Gai gives Johan Victoire the nod for Epsom French jockey Johan Victoire is set to ride in his first Group One race in Australia as Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott choose him for Fabrizio.
Inside barrier not so Happy for Clapper Happy Clapper's jockey Brenton Avdulla believes barrier one could make things tricky in the Group One Epsom Handicap at Randwick.
Two state options for Under The Louvre Trainer Robert Smerdon will weigh up options in two states for Under The Louvre who is will be an acceptor for the Premiere Stakes and Gilgai Stakes.
Leotie heads to Bendigo on way to Guineas Leotie will continue her preparation for the Thousand Guineas in a race at Bendigo after missing her scheduled Group Two lead-up.
Machinegun Jubs shoots for three in a row If Machinegun Jubs can measure up in midweek grade, trainer Angela Davies will consider targeting a Listed race.
Maher keeping options open with Set Square Ciaron Maher will start Jameka in the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington which is an option for Set Square who is also entered in the JRA Cup at Moonee Valley.
Palentino, Hauraki equal Epsom favourites Palentino and Hauraki are the $5.50 equal favourites for the Group One Epsom Handicap and will jump from barriers nine and 10 respectively.
Hauraki to jump from wide barrier in Epsom Epsom Handicap favourite Hauraki has drawn barrier 10 of 13 in the $1 million race.
Gold Luck wins on debut in France When a great champion's half-sister by a multiple champion sire makes her debut, expectations are naturally high.
Impressive fillies dominate colts at Rosehill trials Two juvenile heats at the Rosehill barrier trials on Monday morning produced a couple of impressive fillies by More Than Ready (USA) and I Am Invincible.
Fields of 13 for Epsom and Metrop The Epsom and Metropolitan Handicaps at Randwick will each have fields of 13 runners.
Lankan Rupee steps out in jump-out Lankan Rupee has ramped up preparations for a spring racing return, competing in a jump-out at Caulfield.
Da Big Hoss to miss Melbourne Cup Connections of United States-trained Da Big Hoss will bypass the Melbourne Cup and instead take the American St Leger winner to Canada.
Buffering back for more Moir Buffering makes his comeback from injury at Moonee Valley chasing a fourth win in the Moir Stakes.
Astern leads Group Two Roman Consul market Godolphin colt Astern is the $1.60 favourite to win Saturday's Group Two Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Hartnell heads Turnbull Stakes nominations Godolphin's Hartnell heads the market for the Turnbull Stakes, his first Group One race of the spring, after two dominant stakes wins.
Omei Sword odds-on for G1 Flight Stakes Chris Waller-trained filly Omei Sword has been made odds-on favourite to win the Group One Flight Stakes at Randwick.
First races for new season's 2yos Trainer Gerald Ryan is hoping two-year-old Condor Heroes can live up to his barrier trial win ahead of his debut in the Breeders' Plate.
Detective in search of a second stakes win Listed winner Detective has had a look around Moonee Valley in preparation for the Stutt Stakes which could be a campaign-defining race for the colt.
Sons Of John primed for G1 Epsom Handicap Trainer Jason Attard says Sons Of John is better off in the weights for this year's Epsom Handicap than last year when he ran third behind Winx.
Trainers counting the cost of cobalt Trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh have been left to count the cost of their cobalt disqualifications as their appeals continue.
Extreme Choice faces tough first-up task Group One-winning colt Extreme Choice will try to enhance his reputation when he takes on some star older sprinters in the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Snowden wants dry track for Capitalist Golden Slipper winner Capitalist is set to clash with Astern in the Roman Consul Stakes as long as he gets a good track.
Order Of St George likely to run in Arc Former Melbourne Cup favourite Order Of St George and Cox Plate placegetter Highland Reel are likely to run in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Brilliant win for son of I Am Invincible Now in the care of champion Victorian trainer Darren Weir, exciting I Am Invincible sprinter Hellbent made it back to back victories when bolting away to win as he pleased at Caulfield on Saturday.
Super Stakes-Winning Saturday for Medaglia d'Oro Amazing US based filly Songbird remained perfect in eleven career starts with a dominating performance to win the G1 Cotillion by five-and-three-quarter-lengths at Parx Racing.
New Group One winner for Choisir Coolmore stalwart Choisir is seldom without a top class performer and added a ninth Group I winner to his tally in the UK overnight with his tough and consistent juvenile colt The Last Lion capturing the Group I Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket.
Extreme Choice gallops at Moonee Valley Moir Stakes hopefuls Extreme Choice and Redzel have had gallops at Moonee Valley in preparation for the Group One race.
Curren Mirotic unplaced at Nakayama Japan's sole Melbourne Cup entrant Curren Mirotic has finshed unplaced in a Group Two race at Nakayama.
Michelle Payne rides Coleraine Cup winner Michelle Payne has added a country Cup to her Melbourne Cup at her sixth ride back from injury, steering Birds Of Tokyo at Coleraine.
Derby hope Highlad to run in UCI Stakes New Zealand three-year-old Highlad will make his Melbourne debut over 1800m at Flemington while stablemate Eleonora will run in the Edward Manifold Stakes.
Omei to put rivals to the sword Omei Sword and Foxplay head the Thousand Guineas market but will fight it out in the Flight Stakes.
Chloe In Paris ready for Moir return Chloe In Paris will tackle class sprinters Chautauqua and Buffering when she makes her return in the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Extreme Choice to gallop at Valley Extreme Choice will continue his preparations for his clash with Chautauqua in the Moir Stakes with a gallop at Moonee Valley.
Corey Brown back for more Australian G1s Corey Brown will be making hit-and-run visits in coming weeks from Singapore for Group One rides in Sydney and Melbourne.
Astern to run in Roman Consul Stakes Star Godolphin colt Astern will reume his spring campaign in the Roman Consul Stakes after his Caulfield Guineas hopes were derailed by an elevated temperature.
Another spring over for Alpine Eagle Alpine Eagle is to undergo throat surgery, putting an end to his spring aspirations for the second year running.
Brave Anna causes Cheveley upset The Aidan O'Brien-trained Brave Anna has caused a 25-1 upset in the Group One Cheveley Park Stakes.
Shinn outed after winning on Extensible Jockey Blake Shinn will miss four meetings after being suspended for careless riding aboard Extensible at Rosehill.
Moral Victory Toorak-bound after G2 win Moral Victory will target to the Group One Toorak Handicap after winning the Shannon Stakes at Rosehill.
Black Heart Bart wins G1 Underwood Stakes The Darren Weir-trained Black Heart Bart has scored a decisive win in the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Tycoon Tara stars as First Seal falters Tycoon Tara has continued to thrive in Sydney, adding the Group Two Golden Pendant to her record.
Sacred Elixir shows class in Prelude win Sacred Elixir has stamped his claims for the Caulfield Guineas and Victoria Derby with a first-up win in the Guineas Prelude at Caulfield.
Veladero snares unplanned G3 Gloaming win Trainer Chris Waller has claimed back-to-back Gloaming Stakes wins after Veladero led all the way.
Legless Veuve earns shot at 1000 Guineas Legless Veuve has taken the step from winning a Sale maiden to success in the Group Two Thousand Guineas Prelude at Caulfield.
Rob Heathcote, Larry Cassidy declare peace Robert Heathcote and Larry Cassidy have buried the hatchet after Bidii Babe scored a first-up win at Eagle Farm.
Bon Aurum wins G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes Bon Aurum has emulated his sire Bon Hoffa by taking out the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Caulfield Guineas beckons for Impending In the absence of Astern, Godolphin has a worthy Caulfield Guineas contender in Impending, winner of the Stan Fox Stakes.
Part-time trainer takes Rosehill Highway It might only be a part-time gig, but training racehorses has netted Mudgee-based David Smith a $34,500 windfall.
Nicconi Leggera, Privlaka in track records Privlaka dispelled a theory he was exclusively a wet tracker when he broke the track record on a day of fast times at Eagle Farm.
Zenalicious causes Reginald Allen boilover Trainer Les Bridge and jockey Tim Clark have teamed up for another stakes win with Zenalicious winning the Listed Reginald Allen Quality.
Royal Rapture earns shot at G1 Toorak Hcp Darren Weir will give Royal Rapture his chance in the Group One Toorak Handicap after the gelding made it five city wins in a row at Caulfield.
Signoff's Melbourne Cup campaign in doubt Trainer Darren Weir says a decision on whether Signoff continues a spring campaign will be made soon.
Omei Sword tunes up for Flight with gallop Hugh Bowman has put nominal Flight Stakes favourite Omei Sword through her paces in a raceday work-out at Rosehill.
Williams import impresses in Caulfield win A horse which defeated Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist in Germany has been successful in the Harry White Classic at Caulfield.
Allergic too strong in Gr 3 Colin Stephen The John O'Shea-trained Allergic has secured the biggest win of his career in the Group Three Colin Stephen Quality at Rosehill.
Super Cash returns with Caulfield victory Andrew Noblet found an ideal benchmark race to launch the spring campaign of Super Cash and the stakes-performed mare has delivered at Caulfield.
Denoninator adds to tally at Eagle Farm Injured apprentice Sarah Eilbeck was uppermost in the mind of co-trainer John Symons after Denoninator's win at Eagle Farm.
Irish trainer Colm Murphy to retire Irish trainer Colm Murphy, who won the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham with Brave Inca and the Queen Mother Champion Chase with Big Zeb, will retire.
Newcastle trainer outed for six months Newcastle trainer Jeremy Smith has been banned for six months on two separate charges.
Signoff scratched from Caulfield race The Darren Weir-trained Signoff has been scratched from the Harry White Classic at Caulfield.
Whispering Brook not always so quiet Weights don't favour Whispering Brook in the Thousand Guineas Prelude but Perth trainer Simon Miller is excited at the condition of the filly.
He Or She gets another chance in WFA G1 Stablemates He Or She and Jacquinot Bay performed admirably at Group One level last start and will be out to improve on that over 1800m in the Underwood Stakes.
Edmonds and Lloyd show to roll on The winning combination of trainer Toby Edmonds and jockey Jeff Lloyd will be back in action at Eagle Farm.
Waller colts aiming to mirror Vanbrugh Jockey Glyn Schofield is hoping High Mist's quality shines through in the Group Three Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill.
Yu Long Sheng Hui on notice in Prelude The performance of Yu Long Sheng Hui in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude could determine whether he remains a colt.
Smerdon waits on Under The Louvre call Under The Louvre remains an unlikely runner in the Rupert Clarke Stakes but his trainer will wait until race morning before scratching him..
G2 Golden Pendant outsiders kept safe Zanbagh and Ammirata are the roughest hopes for the Group Two Golden Pendant but connections of both can see reasons for an upset.
Chris Parnham chasing first Group One win Young jockey Chris Parnham will be chasing a first Group One victory when he rides in-form Voodoo Lad in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Yankee Rose wins barrier trial Yankee Rose has shown her readiness for the Group One Flight Stakes with a barrier trial win at Warwick Farm.
Payne nominated for 'The Don' Award Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne is among seven individuals and one team nominated for the The Don Award.
Veteran trainers outed on cruelty charges Veteran country NSW trainers Jim Delaney and Cliff Bashford have been handed hefty bans for animal cruelty offences.
Hayes team to train Caviar's first foal Oscietra, the first foal of Black Caviar, is to join the stable of David and Ben Hayes and Tom Dabernig.
Larry Cassidy wins Lismore Cup A daring front-running ride by Larry Cassidy on the Joanne Hardy-trained Collaboration has reaped a 10-length Lismore Cup win.
No hiding place at Eagle Farm for Pearl Hidden Pearl is expected to bounce back from her Sydney failure when she runs on her home track at Eagle Farm.
Unbeaten Evacuation on Guineas trail Evacuation puts his unbeaten record on the line when he makes his Melbourne debut in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
Gundagai hero Zero To Ten in Group 3 tilt Around 370km separate Rosehill and Zero to Ten's home in Gundagai but on Saturday there will only be 2400m and four horses between him and $75,000.
Jade Da Rose almost claims perfect start Jade Da Rose has ridden her first starter as a trainer into second place in a race at Mornington.
Impending looking to extend Godolphin form Godolphin trainer John O'Shea is impressed with Impending's trackwork ahead of the Group Two Stan Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
What you need to know about the Underwood All the important facts and figures for the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield
Jalan Jalan ready for Caulfield return Colin Little had been planning a stakes race return for Jalan Jalan who will instead run in mares' grade at Caulfield.
So You Think's Spring Surge Spring has brought a flurry of winners for exciting young sire So You Think who posted his sixth winner since September 1 when So You Too (3g So You Think x Modonna, by More Than Ready) scored easily at Gawler on Wednesday.
Light build-up suits fresh Lucia Valentina Having her races spaced looks to be suiting Lucia Valentina who heads to the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield with five weeks between runs.
Key facts about the Rupert Clarke Stakes Key facts about the Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Williams aims for 6th Rupert Clarke Stakes Craig Williams will be chasing his sixth Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes win in the past 12 editions when he rides favourite Counterattack at Caulfield.
Denmagic leads Pfieffer's rejuvenation Trainer David Pfieffer believes Denmagic could be the forgotten horse ahead of the Group Two Golden Pendant at Rosehill.
Samara Dancer out to press Guineas claims Three years after her half-brother won a Caulfield Guineas Prelude, Samara Dancer lines up as one of the main chances in the Thousand Guineas Prelude.
Good Standing to run in Stan Fox Stakes Good Standing will not run in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude with trainer James Cummings to keep him in Sydney for the Stan Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Under The Louvre to miss the Rupert Clarke A wide draw which trainer Robert Smerdon says makes it almost mission impossible will see Under The Louvre miss a Group One race at Caulfield.
Rawiller rides four at Happy Valley Nash Rawiller has enjoyed his biggest meeting in Hong Kong, riding four winners at Happy Valley.
Weir with strong chances in Group Ones Victoria's premier trainer Darren Weir could add to his early season Group One tally with chances in both the Underwood Stakes and Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Sky Hunter books Melbourne Cup ticket Sky Hunter has earned himself a second crack at the Melbourne Cup with a comprehensive success at Goodwood.
McDougall fined $200 for social media spat Responding to criticism from a punter on social media has left apprentice jockey Blaike McDougall $200 lighter.
Glyn Schofield at centre of midweek action Jockey Glyn Schofield went on a rollercoaster ride in the first three races at Warwick Farm and emerged with a double.
Grafton to host first Country C'ship heat Grafton will host the first of the Country Championship heats for the 2017 series.
Tough day for Hyeronimus in stewards' room Adam Hyeronimus has had a tumultuous day in the stewards' room, losing his only race on protest before being suspended for careless riding.
Racing Vic wins trainer doping dispute Racing Victoria has won its appeal against horse trainer Mark Riley after he twice successfully fought a three-year ban for doping.
Sires on fire ahead of Ready2Race Sale The hype surrounding the Inglis Ready2Race Sale has heightened following Monday’s first 2YO barrier trials, with the sire of every trial winner being represented at the upcoming Inglis sale.
Baster not frightened of Underwood rivals Awesome Rock surprised jockey Stephen Baster with his Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes win but he is confident of a forward showing in the Underwood Stakes.
Blinkers for Seaburge in Guineas Prelude VRC Sires' Produce Stakes winner Seaburge will race in blinkers for the first time in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
Martin's despair turns to Group One dream Trainer Tim Martin will give stable star Heavens Above a one-week back-up into the Epsom Handicap after Saturday's Golden Pendant.
Corey Brown springs to mind for Court ride Corey Brown will make a hit-and-run visit to Melbourne to ride Thames Court in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Vet in cobalt cases says he's a scapegoat A vet has again denied supplying bottles of a substance called vitamin complex involved in three trainers' cobalt cases.
Capacity field to tackle Sir Rupert Clarke Darren Weir will rely on Voodoo Lad and Telopea as he chases a third straight win in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield
Turnbull Stakes next for Hartnell In-form Hartnell will have his next start in Melbourne in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington
Three to line up for Weir in Underwood A field of 11 is set to line up under weight-for-age conditions in the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Divine Prophet new Guineas favourite Divine Prophet is the new Caulfield Guineas favourite with Golden Rose winner Astern out after being treated for an elevated temperature.
Turn Me Loose ready for Australia again New Zealander Turn Me Loose has tuned up for his upcoming Australian campaign with a barrier trial win at Avondale.
Still some spring options for Astern Godolphin will consider other spring options for Astern with the former Caulfield Guineas favourite ruled out of the race after a setback.
Melbourne spring beckons for More To Gain Trainer Amanda Turner is confident More To Gain will be competitive in a stakes race, but is unsure whether he will get his chance on Saturday.
Ride up for grabs on Jameka at Caulfield Jameka is guaranteed a start in the Caulfield Cup after her Naturalism Stakes win but just who rides is still to be decided.
Barrier draw crucial for Revolving Door Clinton McDonald is hoping Revolving Door can draw well for the Caulfield Guineas Prelude so that he can settle closer.
Grade drop expected to suit Mossin' Around With the unavailability of grass gallops for Mossin' Around trainer Grahame Begg has taken advantage of a barrier trial at Cranbourne.
Last Highway jump for trainer Robert Price A stalwart of the Highway Handicap, Robert Price will watch his last horse jump in the country-only race on Saturday as he eyes a move into provincial racing.
Prime Dispatch 20/09/2016 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Melbourne preference for Legless Veuve The Thousand Guineas Prelude at Caulfield is Stuart Webb' preference for Legless Veuve, but he has also nominated her for a race in Sydney.
Hugh Bowman free to ride on Epsom Day Hugh Bowman has won his bid to ride on Epsom day after he successfully appealed the severity of a careless riding charge.
Lankan Rupee on track for Caulfield Sprint Mick Price says multiple Group One winner Lankan Rupee is on track to resume in the Caulfield Sprint on his way to the Darley Classic.
Bon Aurum chasing same G1 success as sire Bon Hoffa won the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield and his son Bon Aurum will be trying to add his name to the record books in the Group One race.
Van Tonder working towards training dream Warwick Farm trainer Andre Van Tonder will have a rare runner when Typeface lines up at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
Astern out of Caulfield Guineas Golden Rose winner Astern is the notable omission from the Caulfield Guineas second declarations.
Godolphin holding aces for Epsom, Metrop Godolphin horses Hauraki and Hartnell are the early favourites for the two biggest races of the Sydney spring carnival.
Gear change for Tarzino in G1 Underwood Dual Group One winner will have a gear change for the Underwood Stakes, with trainer Mick Price to take blinkers off the horse for the 1800m race.
Blake Shinn injured in Randwick fall Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Blake Shinn has suffered a knee injury after a fall at Randwick barrier trials.
Jake Noonan to make return at Mornington Group One-winning jockey Jake Noonan is ready to make his race return at Mornington almost four months after breaking his leg.
Richard Collett to have Warwick Farm base New Zealand trainer Richard Collett is to have a satellite stable at Warwick Farm after testing the Sydney waters during winter.
New NSW rule for dual acceptors Connections of dual acceptors in NSW will have to decide on acceptance day which race their horses run in.
Sydney visitor well supported at Caulfield Early betting suggests a wide -pen Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes although the Chris Waller-trained Counterattack has met with early backing.
ATC chairman Michael Crismale retires Australian Turf Club chairman Michael Crismale will step down from his duties at the club to concentrate on other interests.
Tough test for The Bandit in Underwood A track gallop will determine which race The Bandit contests at Caulfield with trainer John Sadler favouring the Underwood Stakes.
Chaquinta gets chance for black-type glory From picnic winner to dominant midweek performer, Chaquinta now gets the chance to add black-type to her meteoric rise.
Jameka penalised following Naturalism win Racing Victoria handicapper Greg Carpenter has taken the chance to re-handicap Jameka following her Naturalism Stakes win at Caulfield.
Chauffeur drives to line in 2yo trials Some expensive horse flesh has been on display in the first official two-year-old trials of the season at Randwick.
First Seal on Golden comeback Trainer John Thompson is looking to First Seal to re-assert herself in the Golden Pendant at Rosehill.
Tendon injury ends Berisha's Cup quest Berisha's Caulfield Cup hopes are over with the gelding suffering a tendon injury which will keep him off the track for about 12 months.
Xtravagant heading to Sir Rupert Clarke After pleasing co-trainer Stephen Autridge and jockey Damien Oliver in a Cranbourne barrier trial Xtravagant is set to run in a Group One race at Caulfield.
The Quarterback wins Cranbourne trial The Quarterback has scored an easy win in a Cranbourne barrier trial as he prepares for his spring return at Flemington.
Brisbane trainer looking at Sydney money Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster is looking to Sydney with her stable stars, attracted by the increased prize money.
Xtravagant back for Group One at Caulfield Despite finishing out of the placings in a trial at Cranbourne plans are for Xtravagant to press ahead to Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
TAB suspends Caulfield Guineas market The TAB has suspended its market on the Caulfield Guineas with favourite Astern ruled out of the Prelude.
Vet has to give evidence at cobalt appeals A vet has lost a bid to avoid being a witness at Victorian trainers' Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh's cobalt appeals on medical grounds.
Keeneland before Breeders Cup for Tepin All roads lead to the Breeders' Cup for Tepin after the mare extended her winning streak to eight in the Woodbine Mile.
Astern to miss Caulfield Guineas lead-up Group One-winning colt Astern has been ruled out of the Caulfield Guineas Prelude because of an elevated temperature.
Rebel Dane jumping into Premiere Trainer Gary Portelli has added some new activities to Rebel Dane's training regime to try to swtich him on for his next start.
Sacred Elixir begins campaign in Prelude Group One winner Sacred Elixir begins his spring campaign in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
Underwood the Cup lead-up for Tavago Tavago will complete his Caulfield Cup preparation in the weight-for-age Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Leotie to stamp her Guineas credentials The Henry Dwyer-trained Leotie will be out to confirm her standing as one of the leading Thousand Guineas contenders when she runs in the Prelude at Caulfield.
Third foal for champion Black Caviar Black Caviar has given birth to her third foal, a filly by leading sire Snitzel.
Miss Cover Girl to have second trial Miss Cover Girl needs to prove to trainer Kelly Schweida she is worthy of a trip to Sydney when she runs in a barrier trial.
Disappointing Japonisme to be vetted Group One winner Japonisme is one of three spring contenders from the Chris Waller stable in doubt after two disappointing runs.
Moloney gets lightweight chance on Tivaci Patrick Moloney is relishing his new job as stable rider for Mike Moroney and gets a Group One chance on Tivaci at Caulfield.
Eagle Farm getting back to best The new Eagle Farm track has passed its latest test with officials confident the spring growing season will help the surface further.
Hutchings cops seven-meeting suspension Last season's champion Sydney apprentice Rory Hutchings has been suspended for seven meetings for careless riding.
Walker finishes a winner after suspension Michael Walker has received some compensation for a careless riding suspension with a shock win on Freshwater Storm at Caulfield.
He's Our Rokkii wins again at Caulfield The Group One Toorak Handicap is on the radar for He's Our Rokkii after he made it back-to-back wins at Caulfield.
Jeff Lloyd produces Eagle Farm masterclass Jeff Lloyd has delivered the best day of his Australian riding career with a haul of five winners at Eagle Farm.
Sons Of John on track to snare Group One Sons Of John is on target for the Epsom Handicap after winning the Bill Ritchie.
Jameka cruises home in Naturalism Stakes Jameka has joined Hartnell at the top of Caulfield Cup betting after her impressive win in the Naturalism Stakes.
Top sprinter in raceday treatment probe Stewards have scratched Howmuchdoyouloveme from the Group Two Shorts after they could not be convinced the horse had not had a raceday treatment.
Takedown gives Moore biggest Syd success Trainer Gary Moore's celebration has almost outshone Takedown's Group Two Shorts win at Randwick.
Keen Array by barest margin in overdue win The Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes is among the possible targets for Keen Array after his narrow victory in the Testa Rossa Stakes.
Winx extends Group 1 record in George Main Winx has stretched her winning sequence to 11 and notched her seventh Group One victory in the George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Secret Agenda wins first-up at Caulfield A liking for soft ground has allowed talented mare Secret Agenda to land a stakes victory first-up at Caulfield.
Dominant Hartnell cruises in Hill Stakes Hartnell has continued his dominant form, winning the Group Two Hill Stakes at Randwick.
Group One targets await for Harlow Gold Harlow Gold is being aimed at the Thousand Guineas and VRC Oaks and has taken her next step towards those targets with a Caulfield win over 1600m.
Winx stretches winning streak at Randwick Champion mare Winx has made it 11 wins in a row, claiming the George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Rough play for Tea Rose winner Foxplay has scored a serious win in the Tea Rose Stakes after having no favours in the Group Two race.
Miss Vista in important Caulfield hit-out Miss Vista has taken advantage of the Caulfield course proper in an important workout for her return after two unbeaten runs.
Guard Of Honour narrowly wins hot Heritage Trainer Kris Lees believes the best is yet to come from Guard Of Honour after the colt's win in the Listed Heritage Stakes at Randwick.
Exocet impresses Dunn in Caulfield victory Exocet has put herself into calculations for the major three-year-old fillies races during the spring carnival with a strong victory at Flemington.
Marathon trip reaps reward for Hanwritten Hanwritten has given Murwillumbah trainer Matthew Dunn his second Highway Handicap victory in as many weeks, winning at Randwick.
First Seal ready for Golden Pendant return First Seal has had a raceday work-out at Randwick ahead of her return in the Golden Pendant.
Bar rises again for unbeaten Barthelona Barthelona has added a Caulfield victory to wins at Bendigo and Sandown to keep his unbeaten record intact.
Balboa Rocks races up to mudlark pedigree The Darryl Hansen-trained Balboa Rocks has revelled in soft going to beat Hi Harry at Eagle Farm.
Qld racing mourns ex-bookie Merv Cooper Former Brisbane bookmaker and racing personality Merv Cooper has died.
Ethereal's granddaughter wins at Geelong New Zealand filly Eleonora is expected to head towards the VRC Oaks and has made a winning start to her Melbourne campaign in a maiden at Geelong.
Waller and Bowman combine for Cup win Trainer Chris Waller and jockey Hugh Bowman have claimed another feature win, this time with Sacred Master in the Newcastle Gold Cup.
Five rivals left for Winx at Randwick Winx's George Main Stakes opposition is dwindling but Chris Waller doesn't take any of her races lightly.
Odeon on Victoria Derby path Victoria Derby prospect Odeon will be out to back up a convincing Geelong maiden win when he runs over 1600m at Caulfield.
Stokes sets up spring base at Caulfield Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes has secured six stables at Caulfield to prepare his spring carnival team.
Yesterday's Songs to resume in Testa Rossa Stakes winner Yesterday's Songs resumes in the Testa Rossa Stakes and Mike Moroney hopes the talented gelding can stand up this spring.
Blinkers to come off Tango Rain The blinkers will come off Tango Rain as soon as he gets in his barrier for the Heritage Stakes at Randwick.
Gabella gets shot at Cup qualifier Gabella will back up in the Naturalism Stakes, joining stablemate Almoonqith in the race which carries a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption for the winner.
Cauthen returns from two-year break Cauthen will have his first start since a wind operation and a hairline fracture to his off-side shoulder sidelined him for two years.
Webb back in Sydney with Plenty To Like Melbourne trainer Stuart Webb is testing the waters with Plenty To Like in the Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick.
Ellawisdom retains zest for racing Ellawisdom is showing her trainer all the signs she still wants to race and the broodmare barn can wait.
Tryster out of Cox Plate calculations Cox Plate invitee Tryster will not make the trip to Australia with Godolphin changing plans for the gelding.
Smerdon trio to tackle mares stakes race My Poppette, Atmospherical and Every Faith will represent Robert Smerdon in a stakes race for mares at Caulfield.
Tosen Stardom out of George Main Winx is expected to have a maximum of five George Main Stakes rivals at Randwick with Tosen Stardom injured on the way to Sydney from Melbourne.
Chautauqua cruises in jump-out win Star sprinter Chautauqua has impressed jockey Dwayne Dunn in a jump-out at Flemington ahead of his spring return.
Small field for Hill Stakes at Randwick The Group Two Hill Stakes at Randwick has been reduced to six runners with four from the Chris Waller stable and two from Godolphin.
Tom Melbourne favourite for Naturalism Tom Melbourne is favourite for the Group Three Naturalism Stakes, a race which carries a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption for the winner.
Secret Number set for Oz return Saeed bin Suroor says Secret Number will return to race in Australia following his success in the Doonside Cup at Ayr, in Scotland.
Winx set to snatch George Main Stakes With a small field and good weather predicted for Saturday, race favourite Winx looks set to stretch her winning streak to 11.
Great Esteem to lead Winx in George Main Winx is expected to finish the George Main Stakes in front, but the Stuart webb-trained Great Esteem will attempt to lead for as long as he can.
Ciaron Maher's racing manager stands down Ben Connolly, Ciaron Maher's racing manger, is taking a break as stewards continue their inquiry into the ownership bona fides of four horses.
Unbeaten Barthelona faces biggest test yet Three-year-old Barthelona will be out to make it three wins from as many starts when he lines up in a 1100m race at Caulfield.
Bon Jovi guitarist to play Epsom Day Former Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora has been announced as the headline act for Epsom Day races at Randwick alongside Australian singer Orianthi.
Tony Gollan to appeal hefty fine Tony Gollan says he is mystified how Amexed returned a positive swab and the trainer will appeal his conviction and $8000 fine
Little keeps a watch on Miss Softhands Feet problems have plagued the career of Miss Softhands who heads to Caulfield on a soft track for a 1400m race.
Bush hero Clearly Innocent back in Shorts Trainer Greg Bennett is delighted with Clearly Innocent's lead-up to the Group Two Shorts at Randwick.
Maher mares shaping well for Naturalism Jameka and Set Square will line up for Ciaron Maher in the Naturalism Stakes with victory giving the winner a guaranteed Caulfield Cup start.
Guys looking for first city win as a team Respected trainer Bryan Guy is looking forward to a first metropolitan win in partnership with his son Daniel.
Dabernig Keen on sprinter's chances Keen Array turned in an encouraging first-up performance at Moonee Valley and his co-trainer Tom Dabernig expects a strong showing in the Testa Rossa Stakes.
Madluce Missile passes crucial test Madluce Missile has passed a crucial barrier test after acting up as his last start but has not drawn to advantage at Eagle Farm.
Strong Heritage to give G1 springboard Co-trainer Paul Snowden believes Russian Revolution could have the fitness edge required to win the Listed Heritage Stakes.
Andrassy chasing stakes success Andrassy has performed well at Caulfield in recent starts and will be chasing her first stakes win when she runs there in a Group Three race.
Orman and Heathcote combine at Eagle Farm Leading Queensland apprentice James Orman will ride four horses for trainer Robert Heathcote at Eagle Farm.
Wednesday Double for Smart Missile Smart Missile's excellent Spring continued on Wednesday when he notched up a trans-Tasman double, courtesy of Cha Siu Bao in New Zealand and Missile Boom in Victoria.
HARZAND ON TRACK FOR ARC RAID AT CHANTILLY Dual Derby winner Harzand will run in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, trainer Dermot Weld has confirmed.
Le Romain to avoid Winx Only a wet track will stop trainer Kris Lees from running Group One winner Le Romain in the Cameron Handicap instead of the George Main.
Chris Parnham suspended at Pakenham Chris Parnham needs to get off his upcoming rides to be back from a careless riding suspension in time to partner Voodoo Lad in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
No long faces if Winx loses: Waller Australia's best racehorse has tuned up for the Group One George Main Stakes with her final piece of trackwork at Rosehill.
Browne back in winners' circle Damian Browne has ridden a winning double at Doomben as he steps up his workload ahead of spring.
Bowman to miss G1 rides after suspension Star jockey Hugh Bowman will miss the chance to ride in at least four Group One races after being suspended for careless riding.
NSW stewards question McDougall over ride Apprentice jockey Blaike McDougall has fronted stewards over his limited use of the whip after Arise Augustus was beaten narrowly.
Racing Vic stewards investigate ownership Azkadellia and three other horses have been stood down as stewards investigate their ownership.
Wet weather forces more meeting transfers The Pakenham synthetic track will hold four meetings in five days as the wet weather continues in Victoria.
Chaquinta continues metro winning spree Chaquinta's third consecutive midweek metropolitan victory has thrust her into contention to earn black type.
Provocative retired after tendon injury Group One Queensland Oaks winner Provocative has been retired after suffering a tendon injury.
Derby possibility for improving Rocketeer Connections of the Mick Price trained Rocketeer will be hoping he can follow the lead of his older stablemate Tarzino at Caulfield.
Waller colts dominate midweek meeting Trainer Chris Waller's Warwick Farm treble has been headlined by the debut win of a half-brother to Criterion.
Queensland trainer wins cobalt appeal Queensland trainer Lyn Paton has won an appeal over a cobalt conviction because testing protocols were not followed.
Steady Caulfield Cup approach with Berisha As Naturalism Stakes runners chase a guaranteed Caulfield Cup start, Berisha is already in the field following his Mornington Cup success.
Caulfield exhibition gallop for Miss Vista The George Osborne-trained Miss Vista will have an exhibition gallop between races at Caulfield on Naturalism Stakes day.
Vadamos, Tryster confirmed for Cox Plate Cox Plate invitees Tryster and Vadamos are confirmed to make the trip to Australia for the $3 million weight-for-age race.
McCall looking to Colour Charge to step up Group One-winning trainer Natalie McCall is re-building her stable and looking to Colour Charge to step up at Eagle Farm.
Mullins surprised by Cup favouritism Wicklow Brave has secured a trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup with his Irish St Leger win and is now the equal favourite.
Trainers blocked from Warrnambool dunes The sand dunes that helped Prince Of Penzance win a Melbourne Cup are now barred from use by trainers in Warrnambool.
Strong trials prime Takedown for G2 Shorts Trainer Gary Moore says Takedown will be competitive in the Group Two Shorts if he bring his impressive trial form to Randwick.
Buffering gearing up for Melbourne Popular Brisbane sprinter Buffering will have a couple of strong home-track hit-outs before he heads to Melbourne to try to win a fourth Moir Stakes.
Final hit-out for champion mare Winx Australia's best racehorse has tuned up for the Group One George Main Stakes with her final piece of trackwork at Rosehill.
Places at a premium for Caulfield Cup run Great Esteem is the only horse of the 28 nominations in the Naturalism Stakes not to hold a Caulfield Cup entry.
Golden Slipper winner Stratum dies Widden Stud has announced the sudden death of 2005 Golden Slipper winner and successful sire Stratum from a heart attack.
Full house expected at Werribee for spring Numbers are still to be finalised but international representation is expected to be strong for the Melbourne spring carnival.
Bacarella trying for Tea Rose turnaround Trainer Gary Moore would like to see Bacarella ridden with cover in the Group Two Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.
Jockey takes up new career in real estate After 20 years in the saddle and almost 2000 winners, Dale Smith has retired from race riding to work in real estate.
Winx odds-on to make it 11 straight Bookmakers are taking no chances with Winx who will start at Black Caviar odds at Randwick.
Suavito retired to be a broodmare Blackiston Racing has announced the retirement of Group One-winning mare Suavito who has been sold New Zealand's Waikato Stud.
Wet weather causes transfer of meetings The synthetic tracks at Pakenham and Geelong are in for a busy period with wet weather forcing the transfer of meetings.
VRC Oaks hope Just Victoria to make debut Trainer Cheryl Roberts' ambitious plan to target the VRC Oaks with Just Victoria starts with her debut in a Warwick Farm handicap.
Wicklow Brave firms in Cup betting Prince Of Penzance has been given a weight rise of 3.5kg on the 53kg he carried to his Melbourne Cup success.
Great Esteem continues to surprise trainer Great Esteem will chase a third straight win when he tackles the Group Three Naturalism Stakes at Caulfield.
TRIPLE CROWN BONUS TO RETURN Jockey Club Racecourses has announced the return of the Jockey Club Chase Triple Crown for the 2016/17 jumps season.
Lani run inspires Japan route to Kentucky Japan and the United States will combine to promote races to encourage Japanese participation in the Kentucky Derby.
Working hard to raise a Hero It’s 3am. It’s raining and it’s cold. An alarm sounds and Lauriston Park’s Chris Bakker, who has already been up once again stirs.
Unbeaten Miss Vista nearing race return Unbeaten mare Miss Vista is scheduled to have an exhibition gallop at Bendigo ahead of her planned race return at Moonee Valley or Caulfield.
Winx gives Hugh Bowman confidence Hugh Bowman admits riding Winx carries an added responsibility but he has the utmost confidence in her to perform.
Ball Of Muscle rolling into G2 Shorts Ball Of Muscle's outstanding trial performance has convinced trainer Joe Pride the horse has returned brilliantly ahead of his first-up run in The Shorts.
Tony Gollan aiming Amexed at Newcastle Cup Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is looking to Amexed to make his mark in the Newcastle Cup before he sets his sights higher.
Naturalism Stakes option for Alpine Eagle Tony McEvoy will decide later in the week whether to run Alpine Eagle in the Naturalism Stakes or send him to Adelaide for a Listed race
King remembers champion mare Let's Elope Jockey Steven King has paid tribute to the 1991 Caulfield and Melbourne Cup winning-mare Let's Elope who has died at the age of 29.
Trainer and owner to appeal bans Trainer Con Karakatsanis is free to train pending an appeal against a four-month disqualification.
Medaglia d'Oro's Astern Blitzes Them in Golden Rose Darley stallions have an amazing record in the $1 million Golden Rose Stakes (1400m) at Rosehill Gardens and it was a familiar story in Saturday’s edition, which was won by a colt that may rate the best of them all.
Let's Elope to daughter of Not A Single Doubt "Hopefully, she's Not A Single Doubt's next Group 1 winner!" That was the message from part-owner Peter Katelanis after Don't Doubt Mamma won Saturday's $200,000 VRC Let's Elope S. 1400m G2.
Joseph O'Brien trains first G1 winner Young trainer Joseph O'Brien has won his first Group One race with Intricately beating a strong team from his father's stable in the Moyglare Stakes.
Sam Clipperton off mark, lands HK double Young Sydney jockey Sam Clipperton has broken through in Hong Kong with a winning double at Sha Tin.
Wicklow Brave books Melbourne Cup ticket The Willie Mullins-trained Wicklow Brave has joined Order Of St George at the top of Melbourne Cup markets after upsetting his rival in the Irish St Leger.
Winx well on the way to Main aim Champion mare Winx has taken no harm from missing a scheduled start in the Chelmsford Stakes and is ready for the George Main.
Michelle Payne fourth on return Michelle Payne has finished fourth in her first competitive race back from injury but she is more than happy with herself and her horse.
The Quarterback on track for Gilgai return Trainer Robbie Griffiths is thrilled with the way Newmarket Handicap winner The Quarterback is progressing towards his spring return in the Gilgai Stakes.
Weir pair to heading to Randwick Darren Weir says a trip away to Sydney for Tosen Stardom and Signoff will benefit the pair ahead of their spring goals.
Owners continue to monitor Xtravagant Xtravagant's owners Te Akau Racing have ordered a raft of tests to try to explain the New Zealand star's failure at Flemington.
All's well with Cassidy comeback Jockey Larry Cassidy has been using an unusual method to help with knee pain as he continues his comback from more than a year on the sidelines.
Caulfield shot first-up for Hucklebuck Trainer Phillip Stokes has Hucklebuck ready to go on a Melbourne spring campaign which will kick off at Caulfield.
Doomben set to race again after storm Doomben racecourse is drying out after a storm caused flooding midway through a meeting causing the last three races to be scrapped.
Casterton races called off The Casterton race meeting has been abandoned with flooding in the town blocking access to the course.
Almanzor wins Irish Champion Stakes French Derby winner Almanzor has beaten a crack field in the Irish Champion Stakes for trainer Jean-Claude Roget and jockey Christophe Soumillon.
Harbour Law wins Leger after Idaho falters Harbour Law has won the St Leger in an upset with his trainer Lauran Mongon the first woman to prepare the winner of the world's oldest Classic.
Fence run sees Mamma home at Flemington Dwayne Dunn said it wasn't ideal going back inside horses on Don't Doubt Mamma a narrow winner of the Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington.
Good track key to Inzabeel win Invinzabeel's victory in the last race at Rosehill has given premier trainer Chris Waller a winning treble.
Heavens Above on Epsom Handicap path Heavens Above is the reason Tim Martim still trains racehorses and she has repaid his faith with victory in the Sheraco Stakes on her way to the Epsom.
Moreira weaves his magic at Rosehill Hong Kong's champion jockey Joao Moreira has reaffirmed his world class credentials with a winning double at Rosehill.
Hayes has Dubai in mind for Faatinah David Hayes is eyeing off a possible trip to Dubai after his first-up win in the Bobbie Lewis Stakes at Flemington.
Rain wipes out last three Doomben races The last three races at Doomben were abandoned after a last-ditch effort to save the meeting failed.
Palentino wins G1 Makybe Diva Stakes Palentino has claimed his second Group One win at Flemington, defeating stablemate Black Heart Bart in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
NZ colt Saracino wins Danehill Stakes Co-trainer Murray Baker would like to target the Caulfield Guineas with Danehill Stakes winner Saracino but will be guided by his next start over 1400m.
Cassidy back in winner's circle at Doomben Larry Cassidy rode his first winner in 16 months when he piloted the Brian Smith-trained Sony Legend to victory at Doomben on Saturday.
Joao Moreira on top at Rosehill Joao Moreira has claimed a welcome Sydney win aboard the Chris Waller-trained McCreery in the Group Three Kingston Town Stakes.
Beach training works wonders for Bon Aurum Bon Aurum didn't live up to expectations during the autumn but training at the beach has seen the gelding return to form at Flemington.
Astern gives Godolphin second Golden Rose Godolphin colt Astern has given Sheikh Mohammed's Australian operation back-to-back wins in the Group One Golden Rose.
Quatronic in winning trip down Highway Champion jockey Hugh Bowman has won his first Highway race, a short-neck win on Quatronic at Rosehill.
Detective wins Listed race at Flemington The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained VRC Sires' Produce Stakes runner-up Detective has returned to Melbourne racing with a Listed win at Flemington.
Ringo's A Rockstar makes it three in a row Apprentice Josh Oliver has steered Ringo's A Rockstar to victory at Doomben in the three-year-old's third straight win.
Tim Martin with a long shot winner The Tim Martin-trained Moral Victory has set himself up for a trip to Melbourne with a long-odds win at Rosehill.
Pride has autumn plans for Kentucky Miss Kentucky Miss has taken out the Listed Cap D'Antibes Stakes at Flemington and now Joe Pride is thinking of an autumn campaign
Antonio toughs out third straight win Antonio Giuseppe has held off stablemate Four Carat to give Chris Waller-trained horses the quinella at Rosehill.
Hard Stride breaks drought at Doomben Hard Stride won his first race in 18 months on Saturday, claiming a narrow victory in the Buy A Bale Hcp at Doomben.
Stray golf ball causes race fall Jockey Kieren Fox has escaped injury after falling from his mount at Sandown when a stray golf ball was thrown up from the track.
Order Of St George heads Irish St Leger Order Of St George heads the six-horse field for the Irish St Leger with Caulfield Cup runner-up Trip To Paris among his rivals.
Three Ballarat race meetings transferred The next three scheduled race meetings at Ballarat have been moved to give the surface more time to recover after the Grand National Steeplechase meeting.
Freedman with chance in Makybe Diva Stakes Lee Freedman would like a rain-affected track to boost Our Ivanhowe's chances in the Makybe Diva Stakes first-up but still expects him to run well.
Portelli hopes Dane not anchored by weight Trainer Gary Portelli has Rebel Dane in prime condition and hopes that is enough to offset a big weight and some up-and-coming Theo Marks stakes rivals.
Mediterranean flying Snowdens' Golden flag Mediterranean's co-trainer Peter Snowden says the colt has been crying out for the 1400m of the $1 million Golden Rose.
Apprentice has suspension varied to fine Ben Thompson has had a 12-meeting suspension for failing to ride a horse out over the concluding stages of a race varied to a $300 fine on appeal.
We've Got This gets chance in G2 sprint We've Got This has shown a liking for the Flemington straight course and will chase his biggest win in the Group Two Bobbie Lewis Quality.
Ravi headlines Snowdens' Sheraco attack Co-trainer Peter Snowden believes Ravi is the best chance of the stable's three hopes for the Group Three Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill.
Browne makes return to Saturday riding Having recharged his batteries with a month off, Damian Browne will return to Saturday riding in Brisbane ahead of Buffering's spring carnival.
Craig Williams has suspension reduced Jockey Craig Williams has had a careless riding suspension reduced from 10 meetings to six on appeal, meaning he will not miss a Saturday meeting.
Eurell to get Guineas guide on Urban Ruler Urban Ruler makes his stakes debut over 1400m at Flemington in a race which will give trainer Greg Eurell a better guide on his spring prospects.
Thames Court thriving ahead of Flemington Promising mare Thames Court heads to the Group Three Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington in top shape according to trainer David Brideoake.
Winx a strong third in barrier trial Winx has shown she is on target for the George Main Stakes with a strong third behind sprinters Dothraki and Decision Time in a 1000m-barrier trial.
New tool to help assess track conditions Racing Victoria hopes to replace the penotrometer with the GoingStick on metropolitan tracks by year's end.
Vet too unwell to give evidence: lawyer
A judge will decide if a vet being treated for mental health issues has to give evidence at two Victorian trainers' cobalt appeals.
Payne looking forward to return at Sale Michelle Payne is set to make her return to race riding at Sale, with the Melbourne Cup-winning jockey booked for two rides at the meeting.
Sweeney escapes serious injury in fall Apprentice Brooke Sweeney has come out of a race fall at Mornington with concussion and a broken nose.
The Golden Rose: What you need to know All the facts, figures and history behind the $1 million Group One Golden Rose to be run at Rosehill on Saturday.
Danehill Stakes next test for Wazzenme Trainer Stuart Webb has Group-placed colt Wazzenme on a Caulfield Guineas path and believes he can make his presence felt in the Danehill Stakes.
Mishani Gladiator to return to Brisbane Leading Queensland trainer John Manzelmann will send Mishani Gladiator to town rather than a famous North Queensland carnival.
Makybe Diva Stakes: What you need to know Black Heart Bart is favourite in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Dry track to help El Divino hit new gear Co-trainer Adrian Bott is hoping a drier track will allow El Divino to show his brilliant turn of foot in the Group One Golden Rose.
Tivaci with Group One spring aims Mike Moroney has Group One targets this spring for Tivaci who makes his season return in the Group Two Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
Sears puts in the hard strides at Doomben Former Melbourne sprinter Hard Stride is primed to make an impression when he makes his return at Doomben for trainer Tony Sears.
Tycoon Tara aims to continue renaissance Tycoon Tara will be out to win three Group races in a row when she runs in the Group Two Theo Marks Stakes at Rosehill on Saturday.
Entirely Platinum fresh for Makybe Diva More concerning for co-trainer Wayne Hawkes is the predicted rain rather than going into the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington on the fresh side.
Kemp on the road for rare Sydney visit Trainer Kevin Kemp is on the road from Toowoomba to Sydney on a mission to find out whether Sold For Song can measure up to southern class.
Cobalt a performance enhancer, RV vet says The vet who drove Victoria's cobalt threshold maintains the science backs up the view that cobalt is performance enhancing.
Williams appeals careless riding ban Craig Williams has lodged an appeal against both the decision and the severity of a 10-meeting careless riding suspension incurred at Moonee Valley.
German and Hong Kong Stars for Holy Roman Emperor Currently at Aquis Farm covering his first book of mares in Queensland, high class shuttler Holy Roman Emperor (IRE) is never without a good horse and his latest star is German trained three year-old filly Parvaneh, who took out the Group II T Von Zastrow Stutenpreis at Baden Baden on Saturday.
Trip To Paris to travel to Ireland Caulfield Cup runner-up Trip To Paris will take on Order Of St George in the Irish St Leger after being withdrawn from the Doncaster Cup.
RV and MRC to investigate Sandown surface Racing Victoria and Melbourne Racing Club will conduct an investigation into the racing surface on the Lakeside track at Sandown.
Outsider Maryore gives Courtney city win Canberra trainer Philip Courtney has trained his first city winner with rank outsider Maryore winning at Canterbury.
Parr gets first city win since surgery Jockey Josh Parr says he's relieved to earn his first city win on the back of three-year-old gelding Oculist after undergoing hip surgery.
Sandown abandoned after three races Jockeys voted to call the Sandown meeting off after three races with a problem section of track on the home turn.
Mr Wind blows his rivals away at Doomben Mr Wind has shown his rivals a clean pair of heels to make a winning debut at Doomben for trainer Toby Edmonds and jockey Jeff Lloyd.
Lane hopeful ahead of Makybe Diva Stakes Damian Lane finished second on Rising Romance in the 2015 Makybe Diva Stakes and the pair will attempt to go one better this time at Flemington.
Unavoidable Flemington clash for fillies Robbie Griffiths has Ariaz and Selenia meeting in the Cap D'Antibes Stakes at Flemington after which they take on different spring paths.
Dunn back on Under The Louvre in G2 race Dwayne Dunn will be back aboard Under The Louvre when the Group One winner makes his spring return at Flemington.
Buffering sizzles in raceday trial Buffering has run close to the 1050m-record at Doomben in a barrier trial between races to test his readiness for a return to racing.
Omei Sword looking for backyard G1 glory A $1 million race in Omei Sword's backyard has tempted trainer Chris Waller to try to defy history in the Golden Rose.
Sandown called off after three races The Sandown meeting has been called off after three races because of safety concerns about a section of the track near the home turn.
Blinkers for Revolving Door at Flemington Revolving Door will be out to press his Caulfield Guineas claims when he runs in a Listed race at Flemington with blinkers on for the first time.
Callow fronts stewards at Sandown Jockey Noel Callow has fronted Victorian stewards over reports he tried to leave Malaysia with a false passport.
Apprentice to ride Ringo's A Rockstar Matt Gray will miss the plum ride on three-year-old Ringo's A Rockstar at Doomben because of shoulder surgery, with apprentice Josh Oliver his replacement.
Cranbourne Breeze Ups A Huge Success A Sepoy colt prepared by Frankie Stockdale clocked the fastest time in the first round of breeze ups at Cranbourne yesterday.
Fell Swoop to trial twice ahead of spring Dual Group One placegetter Fell Swoop is entered to trial at Warwick Farm on Friday ahead of his first-up run in the Group Two Schillachi Stakes.
Field of 13 for Makybe Diva Stakes A field of 13 will line up in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington headlined by Memsie Stakes winner Black Heart Bart.
Lees waiting for Oliver decision on Lucia Damien Oliver is the top pick to ride Lucia Valentina in the Underwood Stakes with trainer Kris Lees looking for an early decision.
RV head vet thought cobalt testing was OK Racing Victoria's chief vet Dr Brian Stewart is giving evidence as four Victorian trainers try to overturn their cobalt disqualifications.
How much NSW races will soon be worth Racing NSW has announced prize money will increase for thoroughbred races from October, 2016.
Oliver excited to ride Black Heart Bart Damien Oliver will be chasing his second straight Makybe Diva Stakes victory when he rides favourite Black Heart Bart in the Group One race at Flemington.
Winx set to trial at Warwick Farm Trainer Chris Waller would prefer Winx to run in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm rather than a track gallop during the Golden Rose meeting.
Laing having second thoughts with Missrock Missrock will have her first-up run at Flemington but trainer Robbie Laing is yet to decide whether it will be in the Cap D'antibes or Danehill Stakes.
Hermosa Beach facing strong midweek race A strong fillies and mares midweek contest will be Hermosa Beach's stiffest task, according to trainer Matt Dale.
Clearly Innocent solid in barrier trial Clearly Innocent is on target for his return to racing with the Country Championship winner pleasing trainer Greg Bennett in a barrier trial.
Price to run Hardham in Danehill Stakes Trainer Mick Price has decided to run Hardham in the Group Two Danehill Stakes after watching the colt work in blinkers at Caulfield.
Welfare fund for NSW thoroughbreds Racing NSW will dedicate an estimated $2 million towards a horse welfare fund to ensure all thoroughbreds are cared for in retirement.
Lucky Liberty to make Sandown comeback Talented gelding Lucky Liberty is set to return at Sandown after 18 months off the scene through injuries.
Straight to Group company for Astro Castro Astro Castro will bypass a midweek race at Sandown for the Group Two Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
Omei Sword assumes Rose favouritism The Chris Waller-trained Omei Sword has assumed favouritism for the $1 million Golden Rose after drawing barrier three with Joao Moreira to ride.
NSW Saturday races to jump to $100k Racing in NSW will receive a major prize money boost, with Saturday metropolitan races to be worth a minimum of $100,000.
Brisbane in interrupted NRL finals prep Brisbane's preparations for their NRL elimination final against Gold Coast have been hampered with four players battling injury concerns.
Omei Sword favourite for Gr 1 Golden Rose Chris Waller-trained filly Omei Sword has firmed to outright Golden Rose favourite after drawing barrier three.
Lucia Valentina works home in trial The Kris Lees-trained Lucia Valentina has closed late in a pleasing barrier trial at Wyong ahead of her next assignment in the Underwood Stakes.
Cox Plate entry Idaho St Leger favourite The Aidan O'Brien-trained Idaho, who holds a Cox Plate entry, is the favourite to take out the English St Leger.
Weir duo dominate Makybe Diva betting The Darren Weir-trained Black Heart Bart and Palentino head early betting for the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Rules not followed on cobalt: Bailey
Racing Victoria chief steward Terry Bailey has been accused of lying during Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh's cobalt appeals.
Stokes pair to make the trip to Flemington A pleasing track gallop is all that's needed for smart South Australian filly Samara Dancer to tackle the Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Happy Trails to return in Makybe Diva Stks Wet tracks in Adelaide haven't helped the spring preparation of Happy Trails who makes his return in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Qld stayer Brave Ali retired from racing The curtain has been drawn on Brave Ali's racing career with the 10-year-old retiring to be re-educated for pony club duties.
Apprentice Orman to make Rosehill debut Queensland star apprentice James Orman will have his first ride at Rosehill on Sold For Song in the Group Three Sheraco Stakes.
Omei Sword confirmed for Golden Rose Trainer Chris Waller has confirmed Onei Sword will take her place in the $1 million Golden Rose and the filly is now the equal favourite with Astern.
Durendal to resume in Bobbie Lewis Stakes-winning sprinter Durendal will resume in the Bobbie Lewis Quality where his opposition will include New Zealand star Xtravagant.
Makybe Diva Stakes attracts 14 nominations The leading stables of Lindsay Park and Darren Weir have each entered three horses for the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Swear makes it 136 for Redoute's Choice A trio of stakeswinners in the first 34 days of 2016/17 has given champion sire Redoute's Choice his fastest season start since 2008.
First Seal and English win barrier trials Group One winning mares First Seal and English have signalled they are on track for the spring with comfortable barrier trial wins at Randwick.
Cobalt lab accreditation 'not an issue' A racing laboratory head maintains he told Racing Victoria about matters involving lab accreditation over cobalt, but didn't think it was an issue.
Cup entry Sky Hunter third on return Sky Hunter has run third in his first race since finishing down the track in the Melbourne Cup and is still in the mix for another trip to Australia.
Group One winner Gust Of WInd retired A heart fibrillation has ended the career of Group One winner Gust Of Wind, the last horse to beat Winx.
San Telmo on Lismore Cup path Former Sydneysider San Telmo has earned a start in the Lismore Cup with victory in at Eagle Farm.
Cummings training base at Hawkesbury James Cummings and Anthony Cummings are the latest trainers to have a presence at Hawkesbury.
Yankee Rose pleases trainer in gallop Trainer David Vandyke has given Yankee Rose the green light to travel to Sydney for the Golden Rose after the filly pleased him in a raceday gallop.
Tarzino on front foot for Makybe Diva Trainer Mick Price says Tarzino is spot-on for his Makybe Diva Stakes mission and has not shown any signs of lameness as reported after his last start.
Omei Sword not certain for Golden Rose Winx could make a guest appearance at the Golden Rose meeting but whether Omei Ssord runs in the main event is yet to be decided.
Derryn on target for Golden Rose Up And Coming Stakes runner-up Derryn will return to Sydney for his main spring aim of the Group One Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Danielle Johnson to ride Sofia Rosa Connections of Sofia Rosa have recruited New Zealand jockey Danielle Johnson to ride the mare in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes.
Quality trial between races at Doomben Group One winners Buffering and Miss Cover Girl will be opponents in a barrier trial between races at Doomben ahead of spring targets.
Melbourne contenders to run at Doncaster The Doncaster Cup will be a defining race for several Melbourne spring canrival contenders includng Clondaw Warrior.
Quiet Reflection wins second G1 sprint Three-year-old filly Quiet Reflection has beaten a field of older horses in the Haydock Sprint Cup to record a second Group One win.
Aussie Burton well set to win at Burghley Australia's Chris Burton is in pole position to win the Burghley Horse Trials in England after a strong showing in the cross-country event.
Baster suspended after G2 win at Valley Stephen Baster has been suspended for 13 meetings for careless riding aboard Awesome Rock in winning the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Felines flies to win the Concorde Stakes Trainer Kris Lees is hoping Felines' Group Three win in the Concorde Stakes can persuade the mare's owner Gerry Harvey not to send her to stud.
Cox Plate now spring goal for Awesome Rock A surprise win in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes has allowed Awesome Rock to force his way into the Cox Plate field.
Timely Group Two wins for Godolphin duo Godolphin chief executive John Ferguson's trip Down Under has been greeted by a Group Two double for the famous stable
Parnham effusive in praise for Voodoo Lad Voodoo Lad has unleashed a powerful finishing sprint to come from last in a Listed race at Moonee Valley, earning high praise from his jockey.
Hartnell wins Chelmsford Stakes in a walk Hartnell has claimed the easiest of wins in the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick in the absence of Winx who was withdrawn because of the heavy track.
Foxplay powers away in Group 2 Furious
Foxplay has won the Group Two Furious Stakes to turn around a frustrating day for Chris Waller and Hugh Bowman.
Mr Epic victory saves day for Toby Edmonds Toby Edmonds' disappointment at having promising sprinter The Virginian scratched has been eased with Mr Epic's Eagle Farm win.
Outsider Merriest claims Atlantic Jewel Damien Oliver has claimed the second leg of a winning double at Moonee Valley with Merriest taking out the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes.
Wild Rain wins Group Two McEwen Stakes Wild Rain is set to be given her chance in the Moir Stakes after notching her biggest win in the Group Two McEwen Stakes.
Passion burns in Randwick win for Cummings Stable favourite Burning Passion has shown his superior wet track abililty to win at Randwick for trainer James Cummings.
'Dumb' horse gives owner a dream winner
Trainer Terry Robinson has won his fifth Highway race with Grand Rouge, the dumbest horse he has trained.
Swear joins Hawkes Racing 3YO win spree The three-year-old wins keep coming for Hawkes Racing with Swear bringing up No.12 for the new season in the Ming Dynasty Quality.
Mihany scores all-the-way win at Valley Mihany has raced to an all-the-way victory over 1600m at Moonee Valley in a race where the odds-on favourite Raw Impulse was unplaced.
Smerdon to chase black type with Dulverton The Robert Smerdon-trained Dulverton has returned to winning form, taking out the William Hill Handicap at Moonee Valley.
Smith knows best about Eagle Farm track Shuda Known Better's fitness has been the difference on a testing Eagle Farm surface, with the Brian Smith-trained galloper coping with a rise in distance.
McDougall lands first Saturday city win
Apprentice jockey Blaike McDougall has ridden his first winner at a Saturday metropolitan meeting, guiding Signposted to victory at Randwick.
Winx out of the Chelmsford Stakes Winx has been scratched from the Chelmsford Stakes because of the heavy Randwick track and will run next in the Group One George Main Stakes.
Troy Grant on hand for Rosehill launch NSW Racing Minister Troy Grant has officially helped launch the upgraded facilities at Rosehill Racecourse.
Winx: Australia's best horse at a glance As Winx shoots for 11 wins on the trot in the Chelmsford Stakes, take a look at the facts and figures behind the champion mare.
Miss Rose De Lago aims for another G2 win Damien Oliver will be chasing his fifth win in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley when he rides last-start winner Miss Rose De Lago.
Cranbourne keen to lure Cox Plate hopefuls A $1 million bonus is on offer to connections of a horse who can win the Listed Cranbourne Cup and the Group One Cox Plate this spring.
Piccadillies gets a start at Moonee Valley Two scratchings from the Atlantic Jewel Stakes at Moonee Valley has opened the door for Piccadillies to make her debut.
Time for an overhaul for SA racing: McEvoy The condition of racetracks in South Australia has forced Tony McEvoy to speak out urging officials and government to work together.
Heavy questions for G3 Ming Dynasty field Trainer John Sargent believes Bit Dusty has the talent to go close in the Ming Dynasty Quality but is unsure whether he will handle the heavy track.
Maher mares meet again at Moonee Valley The Ciaron Maher-trained Set Square and Jameka will face off against each in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Robert Heathcote off to a flying start Trainer Robert Heathcote has started the season well and is hoping it continues at the Eagle Farm meeting.
Gust Of Wind on history-making Cups path The last horse to beat Winx will start her path towards a historic Melbourne Cup tilt in the Tramway Stakes.
Walker set to return from back injury Michael Walker is set to return to race riding on Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes day after missing the Memsie Stakes meeting with a back injury.
Will Birdsville Cup races be washed out? The annual two-day Birdsville race meeting has been cut back to one race day because of heavy rain.
Mr Epic to continue winning ways While Group One placed The Virginian will be in the limelight at Eagle Farm, his trainer Toby Edmonds is also looking forward to Mr Epic performing well.
Amexed to take first step to bigger things Trainer Tony Gollan is looking to Amexed to prove he is up to some better interstate spring races when he begins his campaign at Eagle Farm.
Wild Rain right to run at Moonee Valley After missing the Carylon Stakes, Wild Rain is back on track and set to take her place in the McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Thompson bounces back to win 1st Wyong Cup Slow Pace has won the Wyong Cold Cup giving jockey Robert Thompson and trainer Kris Lees their first success in the race.
Entries open for stud and stable awards Nominations are open for the Godolphin stud and stable staff awards which recognise the people behind the scenes.
Guy training partnership now official The father and son training partnership of Bryan and Daniel Guy has its first runners at the Gold Coast meeting.
Seven rides for Clipperton at Sha Tin Sam Clipperotn hopes to get his Hong Kong stint off on a winning note with seven scheduled rides on the opening day of the season at Sha Tin.
Payne still deciding on race return Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Payne has yet to decide if she will return to competitive race riding.
Worthington looking for Honesty on G1 path Trainer Rick Worthington says Honesty Prevails' performance in the Furious Stakes will determine which rich Group One will be her aim.
Darryl Hansen wins appeal against ban Queensland trainer Darryl Hansen has won an appeal against a nine-month disqualification with the Racing Disciplinary Board saying the process was flawed.
Webster Happy with Clapper ahead of return Pat Webster's only concern going into the Tramway Stakes is the prospect Happy Clapper may have to race on a deteriorating track.
Waller runners dominate Wyong Cup market Trainer Chris Waller appears to be holding all the aces for the Listed Wyong Cup and Mona Lisa Stakes on Friday.
Tosen Stardom to line up at Moonee Valley Darren Weir will miss the first-up run of Tosen Stardom at Moonee Valley as he will be in China for a private race meeting.
Luke Tarrant returns to Saturday racing Luke Tarrant takes the next step in his comeback when he returns to Brisbane Saturday racing for the first time since December.
Prized Icon to prove he is no lightweight Trainer James Cummings says running with a light weight against Winx has tempted him to put Prized Icon in the Chelmsford Stakes.
Newitt expects big run from O'Malley Comeback sprinter O'Malley will be out to improve on his last-start third when he heads back to Moonee Valley for the McEwen Stakes.
RV follows Racing NSW minimum bet limits Following the lead of Racing NSW, Racing Victoria has announced minimum bet limits in time for the major spring races.
Symons and Laxon to call Queensland home John Symons and Sheila Laxon will make Queensland their permanent home and have two runners at Eagle Farm.
Czech mate for Melbourne Cup entry Quarantine restrictions mean Czech Republic entry Trip To Rhodos has been ruled out of a trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Boost for Racehorse Syndicates Racing a horse in Australia has now become more affordable after the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) increased the maximum number of members a horse racing syndicate may contain from 20-50 people.
Tosen Stardom cleared to run in Dato Tan Tosen Stardom will head to the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes after passing a cruicial test at Warrnambook.
Free Eagle Stars at Cornerstone Stud Open Day Cornerstone Stud marked 50 years of breeding history on the property with their annual open day and stallion parade last Sunday.
German Guineas winner sold to Hong Kong The Marco Botti-trained German 2000 Guineas winner Knife Edge will do his future racing in Hong Kong.
Cox Plate ballot exemption up for grabs A capacity field is set to line up in the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes, a race which carries a Cox Plate ballot exemption for the winner.
Deanne Panya outed for four meetings Apprentice jockey Deanne Panya will miss Golden Rose day because of a four-meeting suspension for careless riding at Canterbury.
Changes to racehorse syndication rules ASIC has announced changes to racehorse syndication with investment level doubled and the number of members increased from 20 to 50.
Heatherly favourite for McEwen Stakes Co-trainer Simon Zahra says Heatherly has improved from her first-up Carlyon Stakes win heading into the McEwen Stakes where she has the outside barrier.
Barthelona keeps record intact at Sandown Jockey Ryan Maloney says Barthelona has similar characteristics to his half-brother Under The Louvre following his win at Sandown.
Glenall lives up to hype in classy debut Glenall has pulled off a betting plunge on debut, winning easily to give trainer Les Bridge another horse with Group potential.
Special gallop for Tosen Stardom Tosen Stardom has to undertake a gallop over 1000m in front of stewards before being allowed to run in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Rebel Miss out for Furious family glory Trainer Matthew Smith believes talented filly Rebel Miss will have no issues extending to 1200m in the Group Two Furious Stakes at Randwick.
Birchley eyeing another Karaka win Trainer Liam Birchley has his sights on a rich New Zealand race with Chamalu, a debut winner at the Sunshine Coast.
Winx has wide alley for Chelmsford Stakes
Trainer Chris Waller has no concerns about Winx drawing the widest barrier for Saturday's Group Two Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
Gallop to decide Tavago first-up test Australian Derby winner Tavago is an acceptor for the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes but co-trainer Trent Busuttin says a decision is pending.
Champagne Ready motors home at Sandown The Chris Waller-trained Champagne Ready has overcome a poor start to register her maiden victory at Sandown.
Grylls excited about first Randwick ride Brisbane apprentice Bridget Grylls will have her first Randwick ride aboard Hidden Pearls in the Concorde Stakes.
Mobaco can open his Australian accoun Trainer Matt Dunn is pleased with the progress of former French horse Mobaco but the weather will determine if he starts at Eagle Farm.
Tarzino Caulfield Cup fav after weights The Mick Price-trained Tarzino has maintained his place at the head of Caulfield Cup betting after the release of weights for the $3 million race.
Clondaw Warrior on Cup path Melbourne Cup hopeful Clondaw Warrior needs to boost his rating to ensure a trip to Australia for Willie Mullins, trainer of 2015 runner-up Max Dynamite.
Caulfield Cup weights to be releases Victoria Derby winner Tarzino is the $13 favourite for the Caulfield Cup ahead of the release of weights.
Sons Of John trim and terrific for spring Sons Of John is ready for his first-up run in the Group Two Tramway Stakes as he begins his path to the Epsom Handicap.
Dr Brian Stewart moving to Hong Kong Racing Victoria is losing its chief vet who is heading overseas to a position with the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
Winx tuning up for Gr 2 Chelmsford Stakes Trainer Chris Waller says he was happy with champion mare Winx's track gallop as she builds towards the Chelmsford Stakes.
Extreme Choice has a look at the Valley Blue Diamond Stakes winner Extreme Choice has been given an early look at the Moonee Valley track before a return run in the Moir Stakes.
MV gallops for Dato Tan Chin Nam pair Miss Rose De Lago and Awesome Rock have had a look at the Moonee Valley track before the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Redoute's Choice & sons on fire at Caulfield Redoute's Choice and his sons Snitzel & Beneteau dominated the stakes racing on Saturday's Caulfield card, thanks to quality performances by Great Esteem, Redzel & Ocean Embers.
Brad Rawiller fails in RAD Board appeal Jockey Brad Rawiller will have to watch the Makybe Diva Stakes from the sidelines after losing an appeal before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Chaquinta looking for winning swan song Chaquinta will have the chance to finish her racing career with back-to-back city victories at Canterbury.
Yankee Rose only fair in trial Trainer David Vandyke is counting in Yankee Rose performing at her best on raceday after another ordinary trial at the Sunshine Coast.
Moroney to unveil spring hopes at Sandown Mike Moroney has spring carnival aspirations for three-year-olds Barthelona, San Vincenzo and Top Of The Range who all step out at Sandown.
Excess Knowledge pleases in Valley hit-out Excess Knowledge headed to Moonee Valley for a familiarisation gallop ahead of his run in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
NZ Group One winner Valley Girl retired Valley Girl, a Group One winner in New Zealand and second in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Randwick, has been retired because of injury.
Strong international noms in Melbourne Cup The past two winners of the Melbourne Cup, Prince Of Penzance and Protectionist, are among 124 nominations for the $6 million Group One race.
Awesome Rock to work at Valley ahead of G2 Awesome Rock will have a gallop at Moonee Valley in preparation for the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at the same track.
Xtravagant to miss Moonee Valley run A temperature has ruled New Zealand star Xtravagant out of Moonee Valley and he will be saved for the Bobbie Lewis Stakes at Flemington.
Options in two states for I Am A Star Trainer Shane Nichols will keep his options open with I Am A Star by accepting in the Furious Stakes and Atlantic Jewel Stakes.
Maximum 11 rivals for Winx in Chelmsford Winx is at prohibitive odds to stretch her winning sequence to 10 in the Group Two Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
The Virginian to run in restricted race The Virginian, third in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap, will begin his four-year-old campaign in a restricted race at Eagle Farm.
Noel Callow to front stewards Jockey Noel Callow has been named as the man detained by Malaysian immigration authorities and will front stewards before he can ride in Australia.
Winx odds-on to win Chelmsford Champion mare Winx is at prohibitive odds to win the Chelmsford Stakes and rack up her 11th consecutive victory.
The Cleaner among 16 entries for Valley G2 Dual winner The Cleaner is among 16 nominations for this year's Goup Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Rawiller appeals severity of latest ban Brad Rawiller has appealed the severity of a careless riding ban from the Memsie Stakes and needs one day shaved off to be free for Makybe Diva Stakes day.
Tosen Stardom to step out at Valley Trainer Darren Weir is planning to start Japanese import Tosen Stardom in the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Bart Cummings to be honoured with statue The Australian Turf Club has announced it will commission a statue of Bart Cummings to be located at Randwick where he trained for four decades.
Gr 1 goal for Medaglia d'Oro colt Astern after impressive Gr 2 return Medaglia d'Oro colt wins G2 Run To The Rose first up as three-year-old
New Sprint Star for Choisir Powerhouse Choisir colt Defcon had to play second fiddle to his Golden Slipper winning stablemate Capitalist during the autumn, but showed with his barnstorming win in the Group III MRC McNeil Stakes at Caulfield on Saturday that it's now his turn to shine.
First Winner for Arlington A Group I placed half-brother to champion NZ sire Savabeel, Arlington posted his first winner at Canberra on Friday with a smart victory for Little Arli.
Tavago on track for delayed return Australian Derby winner Tavago has proved his fitness in a barrier trial after his scratching from the Memsie Stakes.
Arrests over alleged trots race fixing Harness Racing Victoria has confirmed it has handed over a race-fixing investigation to police with four people reportedly arrested at Melton.
Joao Moreira rides six winners at Sapporo Champion Hong Kong jockey Joao Moreira heads to the new racing season on the back of a six-win haul at Sapporo in Japan.
Detective finds a way to break his maiden Group Two placegetter Detective has had to fight hard to beat Godolphin colt Drachenfels and break his maiden at Wyong.
Brisbane's Rose hopes on track Golden Rose hopes Oink and O'Reilly Cyrus have turned in good lead-up performances at Doomben but the latter is still not assured a start.
Mick Kent light on spring numbers Group One winner Abbey Marie, Supido and Charlevoix will form the backbone of a light muster of spring hopefuls for Mick Kent.
Kinglike ready to rule in Concorde Trainer Gerald Ryan is excited about the prospects of Kinglike who he says is a much more mature horse heading to the spring.
Miss Rose De Lago after another G2 win Miss Rose De Lago returns to Moonee Valley for the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes with trainer Danny O'Brien confident of another bold showing.
Buffering nearing defining work-out Star sprinter Buffering is nearing a return to a trial ahead of a possible tilt at a fourth win in the Group One Moir Stakes.
Werther out for three months with injury Hong Kong's reigning champion horse Werther will miss the first half of the season with a suspensory injury.
Big Orange unlikely for Irish St Leger Big Orange, fifth in the 2015 Melbourne Cup, is unlikely to run in the Irish St Leger with connections keen to protect his Cup weight.
Rawiller, Hall in careless riding charges Stewards will decide Brad Rawiller's penalty for a careless riding charge from the Memsie Stakes after his appeal against a 10-meeting ban is heard.
Great Esteem wins Listed Heatherlie Stakes Great Esteem has made it back-to-back wins at Caulfield with another front-running display in the Listed Heatherlie Stakes.
Quinella for Kris Lees in Premier's Cup Sense Of Occasion has swamped stablemate Singing to win the Listed Premier's Cup at Rosehill.
Defcon impressive in McNeil Stakes victory Defcon has made a winning return in the McNeil Stakes, giving trainers Peter and Paul Snowden a stakes race double at Caulfield.
Astern to the fore in G2 Run To The Rose Godolphin colt Astern is the new favourite for the $1 million Golden Rose after his tough win in a Group Two lead-up race.
Double delight as Edmonds' run continues Toby Edmonds has trained a Doomben double, with La Spiagga and Prompt Return winning for the Gold Coast trainer.
Black Heart Bart lands G1 Memsie Stakes Record-breaking trainer Darren Weir has landed the first Group One race of the new season, winning the Memsie Stakes with Black Heart Bart.
Police investigate calls to chief steward Racing Victoria chief steward Terry Bailey has received abusive phone calls that are now the subject of a Victoria Police investigation.
Redzel outspeeds rivals in Caulfield win Peter and Paul Snowden have learned that Redzel needs his races spaced at the sprinter will return to Sydney following his win at Caulfield.
Bargain-buy Highly Geared in Rosehill win The Garry Kirkup-trained Highly Geared has edged out her more-fancied rivals at Rosehill
Bayliss wins with only ride at Caulfield Apprentice Jake Bayliss has guided Lord Barrington to victory at Caulfield, leading all the way from the outside barrier.
Trip to Sydney worth it for Moss My Name Moss My Name has repaid her trainer's late decision to make the trip from Mudgee to Sydney with victory at Rosehill.
Evacuation roars into Guineas contention
Evacuation has been made equal favourite for the Caulfield Guineas after a comfortable win at Rosehill.
Hayes plots G1 path for He's Our Rokkii He's Our Rokkii has made a winning return in a benchmark race at Caulfield, setting up a spring campaign that will have the Toorak Handicap as a target.
Age no barrier as Jopa adds to bankroll Robert Heathcote's decision to give Jopa one more chance on the racetrack has paid dividends with a narrow Doomben win.
Banks' Rosehill victory soured by ban
Mandalong Kiss has scored an upset win at Rosehill, beating Birds Of Tokyo in a 2000m benchmark race.
Group 1 Golden Rose looms large for Leotie Henry Dwyer wants to start Leotie in the Group One Golden Rose at Rosehill, provided the track isn't rain affected.
Ringo's A Rockstar wins for Stephens, Gray Ringo's A Rockstar has provided veteran trainer Norm Stephens and jockey Matt Gray with overdue city success at Doomben
Ryan Moore returns a winner Jockey Ryan Moore has returned from injury to post a winner at Newmarket on Spatial, his only ride at the meeting.
Two scratchings from Memsie Stakes Lord Of The Sky and Tavago have been scratched from the Memsie Stakes reducing the field to 12 for the first Group One race of the new season.
Walker confident he can ride at Caulfield Jockey Michael Walker is confident he will be able to ride at the Memsie Stakes meeting after taking a tumble at Geelong on race eve.
Tally and Dee to combine in G1 Memsie A more mature Tally begins his spring campaign in the Memsie Stakes with apprentice Michael Dee given the opportunity to ride the Derby placegetter.
Ratcliff aims for repeat Highway party Kempsey trainer Barry Ratcliff is bringing Beside You back to Sydney for a crack at back-to-back Highway Handicap wins.
Mymancharles to take big step at Doomben Toowoomba trainer Steve Tregea believes Mymancharles is ready to step up to Saturday metropolitan class at Doomben.
Maurus to step out for Smerdon stable This year's Ipswich Cup winner Maurus will have his first start since moving to the Robert Smerdon stable when he lines up over 1400m at Caulfield.
Cellarman, Nikitas can prove G1 potential Trainer Chris Waller is using the Run To The Rose to gauge if Cellarman and Nikitas are Group One horses.
Larry Cassidy returns to ride in town Larry Cassidy will have his first metropolitan rides for more than a year at Doomben as he continues his comeback from injury.
Guineas on radar for Revolving Door Clinton McDonald is aiming Revolving Door towards the Caulfield Guineas and is hoping for another encouraging performance in the McNeil Stakes.
Ross hoping for Total Authority at Doomben Les Ross is back training winners and hoping Total Authority can exert control in an open handicap at Eagle Farm.
Lindsay Park mares tackle Cockram Stakes Stable newcomer Jessy Belle and Kayjay's Joy will form a two-pronged Lindsay Park attack on the Cockram Stakes at Caulfield.
Winx 'spot on' for G2 Chelmsford Stakes Trainer Chris Waller says Winx will have two light track gallops before she tackles the Group Two Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
Birchley quartet to improve on last starts Trainer Liam Birchley hopes the Doomben track is more forgiving than Eagle Farm for his four runners who all finished third at their last starts.
Michelle Payne granted dual licence Michelle Payne has been given one of Victoria's first dual trainer/jjockey licences along with Jade Darose and Rhonda Mangan.
Stratum Share to be auctioned online at Bloodstock.com.au Inglis Digital is excited to offer one share in the Stratum Stallion Syndicate. The share will be auctioned online via Bloodstock.com.au's auction platform Everyday Auctions.
Dwayne Dunn wins Scobie Breasley medal He might have come up short in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership but Dwayne Dunn has won the Scobie Breasley medal for riding excellence.
Godolphin fined over sponsorship rules World racing power Godolphin has been fined for flouting the sponsorship rules when Skiffle ran in the Oaks at Epsom.
Dunn lands first Scobie Breasley medal After three near-misses in recent years, Dwayne Dunn has finally broken through to land a first Scobie Breasley Medal.
David vs Goliath battle in Premier's Cup The Listed Premier's Cup will pit the might of Sydney's biggest stables against three underdogs hoping for an upset.
Memsie Stakes facts and figures Some facts and figures on the Memsie Stakes, the first Group One race of the Australian season.
Shea Eden hopeful of first stakes win Trainer Shea Eden will saddle up favourite Ocean Embers in the Cockram Stakes and believes the mare is a great chance to give him his first stakes winner.
Get Racing with First Light Racing and enjoy a breakfast with Gai First Light Racing invites all owners, friends and guests to enjoy a 'Breakfast at The Stables with Gai' at the Flemington stables of Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott on Friday 2 September as Spring heats up!
Coffey proud to ride Cup winner in Memsie Prince Of Penzance begins his title defence of the Melbourne Cup In the Memsie Stakes with Harry Coffey given the job to steer him around.
Amelia Denby to become a senior rider Amelia Denby plans to further her career in Brisbane with as her apprenticeship draws to a close.
Currie with good book of Caulfield rides Luke Currie is hoping to make an impact at the first Group One meeting of the season at Caulfield with rides in five stakes races.
El Divino out to make more family history Co-trainer Adrian Bott is confident El Divino can overcome a wet track and strong field to win the Group Two Run To The Rose.
Stradbroke winner to resume at Caulfield Trainer Robert Smerdon can't fault Group One winner Under The Louvre as he prepares for his spring return in a Group Three sprint at Caulfield.
McGauran resigns from Racing Australia Racing Australia chief executive Peter McGauran has tendered his resignation to take up a position in the corporate sector.
Mahuta set for the Memsie Mahuta makes up one-quarter of Darren Weir's Memsie Stakes crew, one-third of the stable's single-figure chances, but carries all the hopes of one of the bigger ownership groups that will be at Caulfield on Saturday.
Black Jag racing for new trainer The former Chris Waller-trained Black Jag will have his first start for his new trainer Trevor Whittington at Doomben.
Michelle Payne return getting closer Prince Of Penzance makes his spring return in the Memsie Stakes and Michelle Payne says it will be hard to watch someone else ride him.
Saracino bound for Caulfield Guineas Group Two-winning New Zealand colt Saracino will head to Australia to continue his build-up to the Caulfield Guineas.
Ryan Moore set to ride at Newmarket Ryan Moore is to return to compeittive riding at Newmarket after taking a month out with an undiscosed injury.
Rawiller and Mertens suspended at Sandown Brad Rawiller is free to ride in the Memsie Stakes but will appeal a suspension which will keep him out of the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes meeting.
Nick Heywood scores first city win Snowden rRcing apprentice Nick Heywood has scored his first winner on a city track at Warwick Farm.
Jungle Edge proves Darren Gauci right Jungle Edge has added a new string to his bow with an all-the-way victory over 1400m at Sandown.
Big spring targets for Sizzling Bullet Trainer Chris Waller will set Sizzling Bullet for the Group Three Gloaming Stakes after his strong win at Warwick Farm.
Luke Tarrant rides first comeback winner Former star apprentice Luke Tarrant has ridden Airlie Road at the Sunshine Coast and register his first win since being sidlined on drugs charges.
Berry confident Star can handle wet
Jockey Tommy Berry is confident Star Turn can overcome a heavy track in the Group Two Run To The Rose.
Urban Ruler resumes with Sandown win A first-up win at Sandown has earned Urban Ruler a shot at the Caulfield Guineas Prelude at his next start.
Dunn favoured to win Scobie Breasley Medal Dwayne Dunn and Craig Williams fought out a thrilling Melbourne jockeys' premiership and face off again for the Scobie Breasley Medal.
Magnapal ready for Heatherlie defence Co-trainer Terry O'Sullivan believes an ideal barrier draw gives Magnapal a great chance to win the Heatherlie Handicap for the second-straight year.
Jason Taylor correct weight for Oink A handicapping mistake means Paul Hammersley has had to forfeit the ride on Golden Rose hopeful Oink at Doomben.
Three hopes in Memsie for Lindsay Park Rising Romance, He Or She and Tashbeeh will fly the flag for Lindsay Park in the opening Group One race of the season at Caulfield.
Former rodeo rider Fry bullish about Sofin Bush trainer Shannon Fry is confident Sofin will run a good race in the Listed Premier's Cup at Rosehill on Saturday.
A wet Doomben to help Brave Ali Brave Ali will be aiming to record a Doomben win as a 10-year-old with forecast rain to give him conditions to suit.
Field of 14 for Group One Memsie Stakes The Memsie Stakes at Caulfield has attracted a field of 14 including seven individual Group One winners.
Prime Dispatch 24/08/2016 This week's Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Yankee Rose injury not too serious One-time Golden Rose favourite Yankee Rose has a sprained fetlock but x-rays have cleared the filly of any serious issue.
Canterbury track to undergo remedial work The first official two-year-old barrier trials and one race meeting have been moved from Canterbury to accommodate remedial work on the track.
Black Heart Bart easing Memsie favourite Palentino, Alpine Eagle and He Or She have met with support ahead of the final field for the Group One Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Paul Perry hoping colt can fly Gadfly is an outsider in the Run To The Rose but his trainer Paul Perry believes the colt deserves the chance to compete against the big names.
Matt Rudolph has ban reduced Former senior racing official Matt Rudolph has had his two-year disqualification for improper conduct halved on appeal.
Open Caulfield sprint for Miss Promiscuity Miss Promiscuity will line up in an open sprint at Caulfield rather than tackle a race against her own sex.
Song And Laughter gets shot at stakes win A wet track would help Song And Laughter become the Litt family's first stakes winner, according to trainer Jim Litt's son Richard.
A Lotta Love chasing first stakes win A Lotta Love will chase a breakthrough stakes victory when she runs in the Group Three Cockram Stakes at Caulfield.
Tough Sandown work for The Housemaid Archie Alexander has picked out a strong midweek race at Sandown to test the spring aspirations of The Housemaid.
Another Snappy's next stop is Warwick Farm Another Snappy will get his chance for a metropoitan win on his preferred conditions when he runs at Warwick Farm.
Akasaki on Highway to become next Artlee Todd Willan says Highway Handicap runner Akasaki is the best horse he has trained since Artlee.
Oliver back on Lord Of The Sky in Memsie After missing the ride on Lord Of The Sky in the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield, Damien Oliver gets back aboard for the Group One Memsie Stakes.
Five finalists for Colin Alderson Award The five finalists for the inaugural Colin Alderson Rising Star Award for an emerging Victotrian trainer have been announced.
No date for Ryan Moore's return High profile jockey Ryan Moore has not put a time frame on his return but is back riding trackwork after a non-specified injury.
Scott Perrin resigns from Racing.com Scott Perrin has resigned as chief executive of Victorian racing's digital and free-to-air broadcaster Racing.com.
Thames Court to step out in Cockram Stakes David Brideoake believes Thames Court, who resumes in the Cockram Stakes, has the potential to measure up in some feature mares' races this season.
Dwyer favours Caulfield for Leotie Trainer Henry Dwyer is likely to run talented filly Leotie in a 1400m benchmark race for fillies at Caulfield rather than Rosehill.
Retired trainer Paul Sutherland has died Retired trainer Paul Sutherland, who has died in Queensland after a short illness aged 71, has been remembered as a top trainer and loveable character.
New bid to have Nikolic banned from races Victoria Police are seeking leave to appeal a court ruling that found a track ban against jockey Danny Nikolic was unlawful.
Hawkes Racing coming up Roses Star Turn will be out to add to his early season Group Three win when he runs in the Run To The Rose.
Star Turn favourite for G2 Run to the Rose San Domenico Stakes winner Star Turn is the $3.80 favourite for the Group Two Run To The Rose ahead of Mediterranean and Impending.
Real Impact's Sibling defeats Japanese Champion While Real Impact was impressing breeders at Arrowfield's Stallion Open House over the weekend, his three-quarter brother Neorealism was busy defeating Japanese champion Maurice in Sunday's ~$1.7 million Sapporo Kinen 2000m G2.
Thompson concussed in fall Champion jockey Robert Thompson has sufferered concussion in a mounting yard fall at Cessnock.
Sofia Rosa to resume in G1 Memsie Caulfield Cup hopeful Sofia Rosa begins her spring campaign in the Memsie Stakes and trainer Stephen Marsh believes she will make her presence felt.
Weir with strong hand in Memsie Stakes Darren Weir is set to have a strong hand in the Memsie Stakes with four runners including Black Heart Bart who is the early favourite.
Lonhro races off to winning start in 2016 Heatherly makes a victorious return to racing in Spring lead up
First Foal For Zebedee Cornerstone Stud's exciting young shuttler Zebedee (by Invincible Spirit), the Champion European First and Second Season Sire by winners in 2014 & 2015 has had his first Australian foals on the ground.
Sebring Set For Spring The star of the show at the Widden Stud stallion parades, Sebring featured at the weekend when his classy mare Catch a Fire returned from a spell to win in good style at Moonee Valley and has further stakes goals in her sights.
Filly foal addition to family of Winx Winx's mother Vegas Showgirl has safely delivered a half sister to the champion mare in the Hunter Valley.
Aidan Guerra impresses in Roosters return Aidan Guerra has enjoyed a successful NRL return with the Roosters in their 42-6 thumping of St George Illawarra.
Wells lands a second Grand National chase Wells has backed up his Grand National Steeplechase win of 2014 with a dominant display of jumping at Ballarat.
Katie Walsh has tough day at Ballarat Katie Walsh has failed to finish the course in three of the four jumps races she contested on Grand National Steeplechase day at Ballarat.
Almoonqith starts Cups tilt at Caulfield Imported galloper Almoonqith begins his tilt at the Caulfield and Melbourne Cup in the Heatherlie Handicap at Caulfield.
Winx's stablemates looking for limelight Trainer Chris Waller will unveil more of his Group One contenders over the coming weeks including Tsaritsa and Mackintosh.
Zanteco jumps to another feature win The Darren Weir-trained Zanteco has won his third straight feature jumps race, taking out the J J Houlahan Hurdle at Ballarat.
Long awaited return for Eagle at Caulfield Tony McEvoy will let Alpine Eagle decide his spring carnival path after he makes his return at Caulfield.
Brisbane mare Hidden Pearl Sydney bound Hidden Pearl will head to Sydney for a Group Two race after registering her second Brisbane win from two starts since returning from injury.
Pinecliff a change in training for Begg Former Sydney trainer Grahame Begg has had to adapt his training methods after 25 years based at Randwick.
Seaburge to make return in McNeil Stakes Three-year-old Seaburge resumes in the Group Three McNeil Stakes as he begins a path towards the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Oink to prepare for Rose in Brisbane Trainer Kelly Schweida is likely to give Oink his lead-up run to the Golden Rose in Brisbane rather than Sydney.
Order Of St George wins St Leger Trial Melbourne Cup favourite Order Of St George has won his second successive Irish St Leger Trial at the Curragh.
Scottish on track for Caulfield Cup A Group Three win at York has revived Caulfield Cup ambitions for Godolphin-owned Scottish trained by Charlie Appleby.
Buffering wins Qld's Horse of the Year Buffering has been named Queensland's Horse of the Year for the fifth time for his three Group One wins during the season.
Heatherly returns with speedy Valley win Heatherly has won the first of a planned three-race campaign at Moonee Valley by taking out the Carylon Stakes.
Christian Reith cops careless riding ban
Two careless riding suspensions will keep Christian Reith from riding Le Romain in the Tramway Stakes.
Royal Rapture scores again in Melbourne Royal Rapture has made it four wins from his past five starts in Melbourne with a convincing victory over 1500m at Moonee Valley.
Thousands pack Randwick for Winx return Despite being a huge weekend for sport, thousands of punters havflocked to Randwick racecourse to see champion mare Winx win her 10th consecutive race.
Avdulla produces gem of a ride on Pearls Godolphin mare Pearls will head towards the Group Two Golden Pendant after winning the Toy Show Quality at Rosehill.
Ken's Dream makes step to stakes company Three-year-old Ken's Dream has taken the step up to stakes company with victory in the Listed McKenzie Stakes at his second start.
Bold Sniper in 2nd Aust win for the Queen Corey Parish has made the most of limited opportunities to guide the Queen's horse Bold Sniper to victory at Moonee Valley.
Winx star keeps shining in Warwick Stakes Winx has been untroubled to win the Warwick Stakes on her return while her trainer Chris Waller has watched nervously.
Reward for McGillivray Syd-Bris switch Sydney-based apprentice Matt McGillivray has won on Dream Choice at Eagle Farn, vindicating his decision to divide his time between Sydney and Brisbane.
Sweet Sherry scored first-up for new yard Connections of Sweet Sherry have bigger plans in store after her first-up win at Moonee Valley for Leon and Troy Corstens.
Tycoon Tara wins second Group race Former Victorian mare Tycoon Tara has made it two Group wins from two starts for Sydney trainers Peter and Paul Snowden.
Omei Sword dashes away in Silver Shadow
Trainer Chris Waller is considering running Omei Sword in the Golden Rose after a convincing win in the Group Two Silver Shadow Stakes.
Catch A Fire resumes with Valley success Group winner Catch A Fire has made a winning return at Moonee Valley and is set to step back up to stakes company at her next start.
Bootlegging claims Highway Plate win
The Norm Gardner-trained Bootlegging has come back from the brink to win a Highway Plate in Sydney.
Divine Prophet adds depth to Hawkes squad Divine Prophet has stamped himself a genuine spring contender with victory in the Up And Coming Stakes at Randwick.
Quick back-up a key for Bodega Negra win Bodega Negra has ended a long run of outs in beating Revitalise and stablemate Teronado at Eagle Farm
Jumps career on hold for in-form Refectory Schooling over jumps has improved the flat manners of Refectory who has made it back-to-back victories at Moonee Valley.
Super Tycoon continues city winning spree Trainer Greg McFarlane has celebrated an emotional fourth consecutive city win for Super Tycoon.
Cushion Pink an exception to E Farm rule Trainer Robert Heathcote remains an outspoken critic of the Eagle Farm racetrack despite the win of stable runner Cushion Pink.
Paul Hamblin chases another National win With the South Australian and New Zealand Grand National Steeplechases already in the bag, Paul Hamblin is chasing another at Ballarat.
Quest For More unlikely for Melbourne Trainer Roger Charlton says Lonsdale Cup winner Quest For More is unlikely to return to Australia for another tilt at the Melbourne Cup.
Famous jockey Bob Skelton dies, aged 81 Melbourne Cup winning jockey and New Zealand Hall of Fame rider Bob Skelton has died, aged 81.
Wet track query for Atmospherical Trainer Robert Smerdon doesn't want the track too rain-affected for Atmospherical when the mare chases more black-type success in the Carlyon Stakes.
Winx in a class of her own: Portelli Trainer Gary Portelli concedes Rebel Dane is running for second when he takes on Winx in the Warwick Stakes.
Famous Seamus ready for another spring Veteran sprinter Famous Seamus is ready to begin another spring campaign in the Show County Quality at Randwick.
New Eagle Farm track suits Teronado Trainer Bruce Hill has high hopes Teronado's affinity for Eagle Farm can help the Group One placegetter get back to winning form.
Sylvester seeks another Highway win Cessnock trainer Jeremy Sylvester is hoping to win his second Highway race in Sydney this season with High Tec.
Verstappen with chance to emulate sibling Three-year-old Verstappen will chase his first stakes win in the Listed McKenzie Stakes, the same race his half-brother Well Sprung won a year ago.
In-form Avdulla relishing opportunities Jockey Brenton Avdulla will aim to continue his sparkling run of form with a strong book of rides at Randwick on Saturday.
Import Pilote D'Essai impresses Dabernig Import Pilote D'Essai will be out to boost his rating heading into spring when he lines up as favourite in a 1500m race at Moonee Valley.
Beckham shooting for 1600m-goal Beckham will be out to prove he can get 1600 metres when he attempts the distance for the first time at Eagle Farm.
Payne still uncertain about future Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne says she is still not sure whether she will make a return to competitive riding.
Dee suspension forces Valley rider changes A suspension to Michael Dee has resulted in several jockey changes for the Carlyon Stakes meeting at Moonee Valley.
Another Group One win for Aidan O'Brien Seventh Heaven has given champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien victory in the Yorkshire Oaks over her more favoured stablemate Found.
Winx named NSW champion of the year Winx has been named the NSW Horse of the Year for her spectacular unbeaten season which included the Cox Plate and Doncaster Mile.
McCreery wins Rowley Mile Sporting the same colours as champion mare Winx, McCreery has led in a Chris Waller-trained trifecta in the Listed Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.
New Divide to travel the Highway Port Macquarie trainer Tas Morton has faith in New Divide who he brings to Sydney for the Highway Plate at Randwick.
Heatherly favourite for Carlyon Stakes Group-winning sprinter Heatherly is ready to make her return in the Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley as long as there is not too much rain.
Stablehand outed for sample swap A Sydney stablehand has been outed for nine months for giving stewards a urine sample that came from someone else.
Pressure mounts for Winx to win As champion mare Winx returns to the track, her owners and trainer are experiencing more pressure than ever to win.
Tycoon Tara's win no fluke: Paul Snowden Co-trainer Paul Snowden has sent a warning to Tycoon Tara's Listed Show County Quality rivals, insisting her first-up win was no fluke.
Expectation builds as Winx nears return As she aims for her 10th consecutive win, Winx is edging closer to creating a Black Caviar-like legacy, according to trainer Chris Waller.
Ariaz kicks off 1000 Guineas tilt at MV Trainer Robbie Griffiths will give Ariaz the opportunity to make it to the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield starting with a Moonee Valley race.
Hidden Pearl exposed at Eagle Farm Trainer Barry Lockwood is looking to Hidden Pearl to confirm a trip to Sydney for a Group Two race when she runs at Eagle Farm.
Deal Master earns chance at Listed race Debut winner Deal Master will be given his chance at stakes company at his second start in the Listed McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Lindsay Park with depth in 3yo ranks Some of Lindsay Park's promising three-year-olds will be out to press their spring claims in races in both Sydney and Melbourne.
Michael Dee suspended at Geelong Michael Dee has been released from his rides at Moonee Valley and will begin an eight meeting suspension after he rides at Sale.
Luck smiles Rather Sweetly on Gary Nickson Trainer Gary Nickson says any rain will benefit Rather Sweetly in the Group Two Silver Shadow Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.
Katie Walsh chasing another Grand National With an Irish Grand National Steeplechase on her record, Katie Walsh would like to add the Australian version aboard I'll'ava'alf at Ballarat.
Winx has final work before Warwick Stakes Champion mare Winx has completed her final piece of track work before she returns to the track in the Group Two Warwick Stakes at Randwick
Postponed beats Highland Reel at York Postponed has confirmed his favouritism for the Arc with victory over Cox Plate placegetter Highland Reel in the Juddmonte International.
Short drive to Eagle Farm for Johnston Krystle Johnston will have a shorter drive than usual when she takes her horses to Eagle Farm rather than far-flung towns in Queensland.
Schofield cops careless riding ban Glyn Schofield will miss the Run To The Rose after copping a careless riding ban on top of a suspension for a weight infringement.
Suspension sours Bolozhinskyi's Sydney win Apprentice jockey Vad Bolozhinskyi has had his first win on a Sydney track soured by a careless riding suspension.
Warrnambool on standy for National meeting Racing Victoria will consider shifting the Grand National Steeplechase meeting to Warrnambool if the weather forecast worsens.
Classy colt Spirit And Fire wins debut
A $700,000 colt out of outstanding race mare Amelia's Dream has won strongly on debut at Canterbury.
Nolen gets first win since injury lay-off Multiple Group One-winning jockey Luke Nolen has ridden his first winner since his return to the saddle after a race fall at Morphettville in May.
Wide draw for Keen Array in Carlyon Connections of Keen Array will consider whether to start Keen Array from a wide gate in the Carlyon Stakes or wait for another stakes race a week later.
Warwick Stakes tactics no concern for Winx Jockey Hugh Bowman will be left to ride Winx how he chooses when the champion mare resumes in the Group Two Warwick Stakes.
Qld's biggest bookmaker to scale back Disillusioned Queensland bookmaker Lindsay Gallagher will no longer field at metropolitan meetings.
Rough Justice fitter for second-up run Rough Justice was a winner at Moonee Valley during his previous preparation and will be chasing another victory at the track when he lines up over 1200m.
Solar Burst appreciates Doomben Former Victorian mare Solar Burst has appreciated the switch from Eagle Farm to Doomben to register her first win for trainer Tony Sears.
O'Malley down for return in Carlyon Stakes The prospect of a forgiving Moonee Valley surface should help lightly raced sprinter O'Malley when he makes his return from injury in the Carlyon Stakes.
Manaya a live chance for Silver Shadow
Young trainer Michael Costa's stable star Manaya could give him the biggest win of his career in the Group Two Silver Shadow Stakes.
O'Reilly Cyrus on Golden Rose mission Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley believes O'Reilly Cyrus can be a force in the Golden Rose but first she has to earn her way into the field.
Sweet Sherry to step out for Corstens team Stakes winning filly Sweet Sherry will step out at Moonee Valley over 1200m in her first start since joining the Leon and Troy Corstens stable.
Six to oppose Winx in Warwick Stakes Champion mare Winx is the odds-on favourite to make a winning return in the Group Two Warwick Stakes at Randwick.
Prime Dispatch 17/08/2016 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill.
Stallion Parade Success for Aquis Farm More than 1,000 guests attended the inaugural Aquis Farm Stallion Parade and Open Day at Canungra on Sunday as the operation unveiled its full roster of stallions and a stunning incentive scheme for breeders.
Wells going for 2nd Grand National Steeple The $350,000 Grand National Steeplechase and $125,000 JJ Houlahan Hurdle headline the six jumps races at Ballarat.
Srikandi to join Ktichwin broodmare band Dual Group One-winning mare Srikandi will not race again with the six-year-old to be served by Snitzel.
Scans show no fractures for Stackhouse Jockey Daniel Stackhouse has lacerations to his shin, soft tissue damage and bone bruising after a race fall at Pakenham.
Single Gaze looking better than expected Trainer Nick Olive is so impressed with Single Gaze's work he is considering giving her a harder spring target race.
Alluvion heading for G2 Silver Shadow Trainer Scott Singleton is banking on Alluvion's fitness edge giving her the best chance of an upset win in the Group Two Silver Shadow Stakes.
Bridget Jones's diary: Randwick races Country trainer Bridget Jones says Iona Nicconi has a good chance at Randwick, as long as they don't get lost on the way.
Winx has final gallop before return Champion mare Winx has been given a gallop on the course proper at Rosehill ahead of her much-anticipated return in the Warwick Stakes.
Shiraz familiarises himself with Valley Group-winning sprinter Shiraz has had a familiarisation gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of his return in the Listed Carlyon Stakes.
Stackhouse taken to hospital after fall Jockey Daniel Stackhouse has a possible lower leg fracture and has been taken to hospital for scans and assessment after a race fall at Pakenham.
Olympic flavour at Canterbury races Trainer Nick Olive has turned to equestrian training to improve Bring A Secret's focus ahead of the horse's first-up run at Canterbury.
Emoji brings up milestone win for Begg Four-year-old gelding Emoji has given Grahame Begg his first winner since rejoining the training ranks and relocating to Victoria.
Meeting with owner to decide Eagle return Tony McEvoy will meet with Alpine Eagle's owner to decide whether the horse resumes in the Memsie Stakes or waits another couple of weeks.
Yankee Rose to run first-up in Golden Rose Yankee Rose will launch her spring campaign in the Group One Golden Rose for which she is the $8 equal favourite alongside Star Turn.
Capitalist to miss Golden Rose Golden Slipper winner Capitalist will not run in the Golden Rose with his program changed to target the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
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Four out to continue maiden streak at MV Well Sprung and Rich Enuff won the McKenzie Stakes as maidens, four three-year-olds will be looking to continue the trend at Moonee Valley.
Highland Reel bids for International Trainer Aidan O'Brien has Cox Plate entrants Highland Reel and Sir Isaac Newton in the Juddmonte International at York.
Slots looking for lucky last in Toy Show Connections will bid Slots an emotional farewell from racing when she retires to stud after the Listed Toy Show Quality at Randwick on Saturday.
Brothers among Moonee Valley nominations Power Trip and his elder brother Beau Rada are among the nominations for stakes races at Moonee Valley.
Valley pair returning to go one better Well Sprung and Just Magical almost provided Lyn Tolson and Leonie Proctor with a memorable day at Moonee Valley a year ago.
Winx is coming to Randwick Winx is fit and healthy for her return to racing in the Wariwck Stakes as the champion mare tries to stretch her winning sequence to 10.
Dee holds strong whip hand with Weir Apprentice Michael Dee has impressed leading trainer Darren Weir with the young rider making his mark early in the season.
Zelady's Night Out runs for Gollan Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is hoping for a winning start to his new Sydney venture when Zelady's Night Out runs in the Silver Shadow Stakes.
Winx leads nine Warwick Stakes nominations The Chris Waller-trained superstar mare Winx has been nominated alongside four stablemates for the Group Two Warwick Stakes.
Star Witness Has His Star The most expensive yearling by Star Witness in 2015, Star Turn had his turn to shine at Rosehill on Saturday when derailing the return of Golden Slipper winner Capitalist to score a stylish victory in the Group III ATC San Domenico Stakes.
Invincible Stakes Double Yarraman Park’s star sire I Am Invincible kick started the new season with a stakes double at Caulfield as I Am a Star returned from a break to take the Group III MRC Quezette Stakes and Voodoo Lad scored a career best win in the Listed MRC Regal Roller Stakes
Protectionist wins European Group One race Protectionist, the 2014 Melbourne Cup winner, has won his first European Group One race but is unlikely to return to Australia.
Another British stayer for Chris Waller British stayer Regal Monarch has won at Pontefract, his final start before he travels to Australia to join the Chris Waller stable.
Craig Williams to ride in Japan series Premier Melbourne jockey Craig Williams will compete for the ninth time in the World All Stars series in Japan.
Willie Mullins eyes Melbourne with Warrior Trainer Willie Mullins is eyeing the Melbourne Cup with dual-purpose performer Clondaw Warrior following his second in the American St Leger.
NZ colt Saracino in Caulfield Guineas bid New Zealand colt Saracino will bid to give trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman and owner Lib Petagne more Australian Group One success.
Winx ready for Warwick Stakes return The Warwick Stakes at Randwick will feature a host of Group One winners trying to get an early decision over champion mare Winx.
Weather to decide Derryn's next start Derryn will be Lindsay Park's representative in the Golden Rose and will have his next start at either Randwick or Moonee Valley depending on the weather.
O'Reilly Cyrus still on track for Rose Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley is happy with the progress of O'Reilly Cyrus who he is aiming at the Golden Rose.
First Seal gearing up for spring carnival Trainer John Thompson is planning to run First Seal, Zanbagh and Sir John Hawkwood in barrier trials as they start their spring campaigns.
Aust Derby winner gearing up for return Tavago will line up in a Cranbourne jump-out in preparation for a spring return in the Group One Memsie Stakes.
Michelle Payne could ride at Breeders' Cup Michelle Payne could ride in the United States if both she and Group One winner Azkadellia are fit for the Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita.
Larry Cassidy third in comeback ride Larry Cassidy has finished third on Forbidden Kisses in his first ride for more than a year at the Gold Coast.
Coolmore reveals surgery for The Gurkha The Aidan O'Brien-trained Cox Plate hopeful The Gurkha has had surgery for an unspecified problem in Ireland.
Mark Zahra suspended at Caulfield Mark Zahra has guided Sydney galloper Russian Revolution to a Caulfield victory before receiving a suspension for careless riding on Lord Of The Sky.
Parnham guides Voodoo Lad to Caulfield win A trial at Casterton has been instrumental in Voodoo Lad returning to winning form in the Regal Roller Stakes at Caulfield.
Avdulla produces gun ride on Allergic Godolphin trainer John O'Shea is likely to send Allergic towards the Group Three Kingston Town Stakes following his win at Rosehill.
Miss Rose De Lago claims Lawrence Stakes A fast pace and a good ride from Damien Oliver has allowed Miss Rose De Lago to take the prize in the PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
His Majesty reigns supreme at Rosehill Trainer Kim Waugh plans to send His Majesty towards the Group Three Cameron Handicap after winning at Rosehill.
Wide draw no problem for I Am A Star I Am A Star has notched a winning hat-trick with a barnstorming win in the Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
Testa shadows his rivals at Rosehill The consistent Testashadow has begun his campaign in style with a win at Rosehill that will raise his rating.
Revamped track works wonders for Beckham Other horses have struggled on the revamped Eagle Farm track but Beckham has outslogged the competition to win again on the new surface.
Chris Waller trains Rosehill trifecta Sydney's premiership-winning trainer Chris Waller has taken out a Saturday trifecta in Sydney.
Russian Revolution takes out Vain Stakes Russian Revolution has softened the blow of the defeat of Capitalist with victory in the Vain Stakes at Caulfield.
Star Turns San Domenico on its head Golden Slipper winner Capitalist has finished fourth in the San Domenico Stakes, with the winner Star Turn signalling he'll be a spring force.
Beside You speeds to Highway win Kempsey trainer Barry Ratcliff has won a rare city race with unbeaten filly Beside You in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Things finally go Rare Occurrence's way Not much has gone right for Rare Occurrence since her last win in October 2015, but the filly's luck has turned at Eagle Farm with a win over 1200m.
Three in a row for O'Lonera at Caulfield Trainer Cindy Alderson has a 2500m race in mind for O'Lonera at Moonee Valley after he scored an all-the-way win at Caulfield, his third in a row.
Extensible heading for Melbourne spring Co-trainer Peter Snowden believes Extensible has the talent to tackle a stakes race during the Melbourne spring carnival after winning at Rosehill.
Lloyd sticks to inside for Panno Rossa win The inside is usually a no-go zone at Eagle Farm, but jockey Jeff Lloyd hasn't hesitated to stick to the fence to win aboard Panno Rossa.
Kate Nipperess to remain in hospital Injured track rider Kate Nipperess has regained feeling in her legs as she continues her recovery from a serious accident.
Frankie Dettori claims 3000th British win Frankie Dettori has reached a significant milestone, riding his 3000th British winner on Predilection at Newmarket.
Two day meeting becomes one super day Six jumps races including the Grand National Steeplechase will be conducted on one super day of jumping at Ballarat.
Abracadash ready for Saturday racing Trainer Kelso Wood has kept faith with Abracadash who lines up for her first Saturday race at Eagle Farm.
Awesome Rock returns at Caulfield Stephen Baster is looking forward to the spring with Awesome Rock who makes his return in the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Tango to rain on Capitalist's parade Tango Rain has a formidable opponent in the San Domenico Stakes and trainer Gerald Ryan is keen to see how he measures up.
Rocky King in distance test at Eagle Farm The speedy Rocky King will be out to change his recent luck when he steps out over 1400 metres for the first time at Eagle Farm.
Lindsay Park 3YOs kick off at Caulfield The Lindsay Park stable will saddle up two runners in each of the Group Three races for three-year-olds at Caulfield.
Angel Dancer jumps up to open company In-form mare Angel Dancer faces her biggest test at Eagle Farm where she steps up to open company.
Jess Taylor out of action for eight weeks Jockey Jess Taylor will spend around eight weeks on the sidelines after breaking her right wrist for a second time in a race fall at Gosford.
Samantha Clenton nears return from injury Apprentice Samantha Clenton is nearing a returh to riding, three months after suffering shoulder and back injuries in a multiple-horse fall at Taree.
Highland Reel entered for International Cox Plate placegetter Highland Reel is the second favourite behind Postponed for the Juddmonte International at York.
McEvoy reunited with Lucia Valentina Kerrin McEvoy will be back aboard Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner Lucia Valentina when she resumes in the Warwick Stakes.
Winx arthroscopic surgery revealed Trainer Chris Waller has told stewards champion mare Winx underwent arthroscopic surgery after her Doncaster win to remove a bone chip.
Different Moss My Name headed for Rosehill Cameron Crockett is searching for his second city winner with Moss My Name in the Highway Handicap at Rosehill on Saturday.
McDonald looking forward to Revolving Door Revolving Door commences his spring campaign at Caulfield that his trainer Clinton McDonald hopes will end with victory in the Caulfield Guineas.
The Golden Slipper - curse or climax? With Capitalist returning to the track in the San Domenico Stakes, take a look back at Golden Slipper winners who fell victim to its curse.
Can Capitalist beat Golden Slipper curse? Capitalist is set to race for the first time since his Golden Slipper win, a comeback that's marked the beginning of the end for many past winners.
Rail move causes delay at Cranbourne Racing at Cranbourne has gone ahead after the rail was moved out three metres following jockey concerns about safety.
Baster leaves tough choice to trainer Stephen Baster has left a decision on whether he would ride Conscious or Modern Wonder to co-trainer Troy Corstens.
Flamboyer to stay home - for now Trainer Kelly Doughty has opted to keep Flamboyer at home in Brisbane for his next start before putting him up against NSW horses.
Jess Taylor injures wrist in fall Jockey Jess Taylor appears to have suffered a second broken wrist just weeks after returning from the first injury.
Manolo Blahniq ready for G3 San Domenico Manolo Blahniq's long and winding road to Tony Noonan's Mornington stable will continue on Saturday when he lines up in the San Domenico Stakes.
Cobalt appeals to continue into spring Racing Victoria chief steward Terry Bailey will give evidence when trainers' cobalt appeals continue next month.
O'Dea puts Best Case forward at Eagle Farm Trainer Steve O'Dea has put Best Case over jumps to sharpen him up and expects him to race well at Eagle Farm.
Tall Ship begins tilt at Melbourne Cup The Bart Cummings at Flemington is the first target for Tall Ship who kicks off his campaign in the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
O'Reilly Cyrus puts G1 start on line The Liam Birtchley-trained O'Reilly Cyrus needs to earn prize money at Eagle Farm to help cement a Golden Rose berth.
Fitness of Michelle Payne a concern: owner Michelle Payne doesn't have the race fitness to ride Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance first-up, managing owner John Richards says.
Kingsgate Native defies age to win Group One winning sprinter Kingsgate Native has defied his 11 years and staved off retirement with a win at Nottingham.
Allen outed for eight meetings at Sandown Ben Allen is free to take his four rides at Caulfield before starting an eight meeting careless riding suspension from Sandown.
Long overdue win in town for Chris Parry Ostinato has given his trainer Chris Parry his first winner in town for more than four years, taking out a benchamrk race at Sandown.
Leading Sydney stables dominate Canterbury Chris Waller has trained a winning treble at Canterbury, as major stables dominated a midweek meeting.
Back-up likely for Sandown runner-up Shawn Mathrick is considering running Winta Chiller at Caulfield after the mare was narrowly beaten at the midweek meeting at Sandown.
Sydney jockey sports cupping spots Olympic athletes arent the only ones showing off their cupping spots, with jockey Jason Collett saying he's a sucker for the traditional Chinese therapy.
Colless bounces back with Doomben double Glen Colless has put a health scare behind him to ride a winning double at Doomben for trainer Kelly Schweida.
Hardham to be hitting line strong first-up Ex Peter Moody galloper Hardham will be having his first run for Mick Price when he contests the Vain Stakes at Caulfield.
Star Turn returns for Capitalist showdown Co-trainer Michael Hawkes says Star Turn has mentally improved as he prepares to face Capitalist in the San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
Brisbane could suit Zin Zan Eddie Trainer Matthew Smith is leaning towards a Brisbane start over Sydney for stable stalwart Zin Zan Eddie.
Suavito chases another 1400m Caulfield win Victory in the P B Lawrence Stakes would give Suavito a fourth first-up win over the 1400m course at Caulfield.
Larry Cassidy to make surprise return Jockey Larry Cassidy expects to make his return from injury sooner than expected aboard Forbidden Love at the Gold Coast.
Michelle Payne gets boot from Cup winner Michelle Payne won't be aboard Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance when he has his return run at Caulfield.
Cobalt news leaked, inquiry told
Peter Moody knew about Danny O'Brien's cobalt positives before the trainer did, an appeal has heard.
Snitzel's stakes double starts the season There was no warm-up required for Snitzel to make an early impact on the new season. One Saturday in and he's already notched two new stakeswinners, Thronum in Sydney and Sooboog in Melbourne.
Qld trainer outed for cobalt in NSW Toowoomba trainer John Smith has been outed for 12 months for a cobalt offence in NSW stemming from a Lismore race.
Damion Flower buys filly at Saratoga Damion Flower and trainer Gerald Ryan have come away from the first day of the Saratoga sale with a filly which will do her early racing in the US.
Paul Carberry retires with injury Grand National winning ride and dual Irish jumps champion Paul Carberry has been forced to retire with ongoing issues from a leg injury.
Two late NZ entries for Cox Plate Two New Zealand-trained horses have been added to the entry list for the Cox Plate following the closure of late nominations.
Orbec to kick off road to G1 Metropolitan John Thompson-trained duo Orbec and Danjeu will start their spring preparations in the Premier's Cup Prelude at Rosehill on Saturday.
Laing concentrating on Lord preparation Robbie Laing is focusing on the P B Lawrence Stakes with Lord Of The Sky after he returned to form at Caulfield at his last start.
Kentucky Miss could take on Capitalist Trainer Joe Pride is weighing up options in two states for Kentucky Miss including whether to take on Capitalist in the San Domenico Stakes.
Bruce McAvaney's horse set for Canterbury While Bruce McAvaney commentates the Rio Olympics, a horse he part-owns is set to race at Canterbury on Wednesday.
Father-daughter team take on Sydney Grafton-based trainer Dwayne Schmidt is bringing Diversifier to Sydney for a second Highway race with daughter Cassandra in the saddle.
Tom Ryan to ride in the NZ GN Hurdle Tom Ryan is heading to New Zealand to partner Ready Eddie in the Grand National Hurdle at Riccarton.
Terravista will not race this spring Joe Pride will give Terravista a spring preparation but the Group One winning sprinter will not be seen on the racetrack.
Saint Valorem set for Sandown return A lack of suitable jump-outs has trainer Cameron Templeton a little concerned ahead of Saint Valorem's return at Sandown.
Xtravagant settling in to new home New Zealand star Xtravagant is in Melbourne in plenty of time getting ready for his return run at Moonee Valley.
Buffering in line for fifth Qld title Durable sprinter Buffering is in line to claim the Queensland Horse of the Year title for the fifth time.
Big weekend ahead for Roll The Dice Racing Huge weekend ahead for Roll The Dice Racing with two of their horses targeting Group races at Caulfield.
Kavanagh says pressured over cobalt vet Banned Sydney trainer Sam Kavanagh maintains he was pressured to keep a Melbourne vet out of his cobalt case.
Winx given easy trial at Randwick Winx has worked strongly to the line to finish fourth in her second Randwick barrier trial ahead of her racetrack return.
Al Shaqab removes horses from Head-Maarek Al Shaqab Racing denies gender is an issue after removing horses from Criquette Head-Maarek, the trainer of their dual Arc champion Treve.
Mahuta early favourite in PB Lawrence Stks Bookmakers expect Mahuta to turn the tables on Lord Of The Sky following the release of early markets on the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Mount Panorama drives towards San Domenico Mount Panorama will have his first start for Gary Moore's stable in the San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
Black Caviar relation trials at Cranbourne Brigite, the half-sister to champion Black Caviar, has taken the first steps towards her racing debut in a trial at Cranbourne.
Exciting Opportunities Await with Shamus Award! For the month of August, Widden have some exceptional offers available in Champion 3yo Shamus Award
Capitalist favourite for G3 San Domenico Golden Slipper winner Capitalist has opened odds-on favourite to win the Group Three San Domenico at Rosehill on Saturday.
Maher-trained mares in Caulfield return Jameka and Set Square, who have won the past two VRC Oaks for trainer Ciaron Maher, are set to make their reappearance at Caulfield.
Beside You on Highway to better races Kempsey trainer Barry Ratcliff is almost certain to run Beside You in a Highway race at Rosehill, despite the horse also being entered in a G3 race.
Cobalt case good for industry: vet A bad culture has existed among Melbourne vets for years when it comes to engaging in questionable practices without breaking the racing rules.
Louvre last in trial but trainer happy Stradbroke Handicap winner Under The Louvre has had a day out at Cranbourne ahead of his return to competitive racing.
Mossin' Around ready for Caulfield return Grahame Begg will have his first metropolitan runner since renewing his training licence when Mossin' Around runs at Caulfield.
Sharpe Hussler to boost prize money Sharpe Hussler will head to a Doomben midweek race in an attempt to get a soft win and boost his prize money.
Lonhro off to a winning start in 2016/17 Classy mare Beirut claims maiden Group victory at Morphetville
Mongolian Khan NZ Horse of the Year Caulfield Cup winner Mongolian Khan has defended his title as New Zealand's Horse of the Year while Chris Waller has earned an award for his achievements.
Gold-Fun dies after fall in France Group One winning Hong Kong sprinter Gold-Fun has been euthanised after a fall in the Prix Maurice de Gheest in France.
Jumps jockey banned for careless riding Jumps jockey Tom Ryan will return in time to ride at the big two-day jumps festival at Ballarat after being banned for careless riding at Sandown.
Zanteco too strong in National Hurdle Brad McLean has collected the Grand National Hurdle at his first day back riding after a fall put him on the sidelines.
I'll'ava'alf wins incident-packed steeple A section of rail has been struck by a horse into the path of favourite Sea King in the Crisp Steeplechase at Sandown, dislodging rider Steven Pateman.
Meeting to decide Alpine Eagle start date Alpine Eagle has been working strongly in preparation for a spring return with his starting point still to be determined.
Sold For Song to target southern riches Toowoomba trainer Kevin Kemp will target stakes races in Sydney and Melbourne with the talented Sold For Song.
Jacquinot Bay to contest Lawrence Stakes A fresh and fit Jacquinot Bay will represent Lindsay Park in the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Winx well advanced in her preparation Chris Waller is confident Winx is on her game and doesn't necessarily need another barrier trial before she resumes in the Warwick Stakes.
Lankan Rupee returns to work at Caulfield Trainer Mick Price says Lankan Rupee is bouncing around like a two-year-old following his recent return to work at Caulfield.
Glen Colless expects to be fit to ride Brisbane jockey Glen Colless says he will be back in the saddle this week after standing down from rides at Eagle Farm.
Gavin Lerena stars in Shergar Cup South African jockey Gavin Lerena has ridden a winnng double to secure the Shergar Cup for the Rest of the World team at Ascot.
Apprentice Panya collects city treble
Apprentice jockey Deanne Payne has had her best day in the saddle, riding a winning treble at Randwick.
Kerrin McEvoy fined on misconduct charge Jockey Kerrin McEvoy has been fined after being caught short in view of the Randwick grandstand and on camera.
Five of the best for Weir at Flemington Sooboog has captured the Group Three Auries Star Handicap at Flemington, one of five winners for Darren Weir.
Randwick completed in trying conditions The first Sydney stakes meeting of the season has been completed despite some early doubts with the track as heavy as it could be.
Adelaide stable benefits Lindsay Park team Shaf and Zunbaqa have returned from an Adelaide campaign to score impressive wins at Flemington.
Hidden Pearl untroubled in winning return Hidden Pearl has made a successful comeback from injury, winning the Tim Bell Memorial by 4-1/2 lengths at Eagle Farm.
Bott in ideal start at Tulloch Lodge
Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have made a winning start to their training partnership with Thronum taking out the Listed Rosebud at Randwick.
Jockeys remembered during Aust meetings Australian riders have been remembered and recognised at Jockey Celebration Day events across the country.
Ulmann completes Weir treble at Flemington Darren Weir could not have asked for a better start to the new season with a race-to-race treble at Flemington.
Tycoon Tara wins wet Gr 2 Missile Stakes In the absence of star colt Capitalist, new stablemate Tycoon Tara has won the Missile Stakes for Peter and Paul Snowden.
Deanne Panya rides double at Randwick
Apprentice Deanne Panya has scored a Sydney Saturday double, riding Snappy One and Lie Direct to victory on a heavy track at Randwick.
Country life, jumps a tonic for Best Case Former Sydney galloper Best Case has been backed from $13 to $9.50 before improving his form to win at Eagle Farm.
Zunbaqa gives Ben Hayes a Flemington win Lindsay Park has spring aspirations for Zunbaqa after the daughter of More Than Ready led throughout at Flemington.
Beloso goes back to back with Brisbane win Beloso has rewarded trainer Kim Craft's patient approach with a city win over General Assault and Royal Tithe.
Birds Of Tokyo relishes wet Randwick track Victorian mare Birds Of Tokyo has made light of a heavy Randwick track to demolish her opposition.
Caroun tackles Grand National for Dwyer Henry Dwyer has Grand National Hurdle hopes for Caroun, a horse he inherited from the Peter Moody stable.
Dettori eyeing 3000th win in Britain Frankie Dettori has moved to within two wins of a landmark 3000 in Britain and will try to do it at Ascot where he famously rode seven in one day.
William Hill to stream NSW races Corporate bookmaker William Hill will stream NSW racing via its digital platform under an exclusive deal with the governing body.
Pretty Possum chases two straight in town After scoring at a midweek meeting at Moonee Valley, Pretty Possum is chasing another city win, this time at Flemington.
Rebel Dane new Missile Stakes favourite The Missile Stakes will be run without Golden Slipper winner Capitalist with Rebel Dane the new favourite in the five-horse field.
Pheidon runs for new stable at Flemington Former Gai Waterhouse-trained Pheidon will be having his first run for a new stable in the Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington.
Kate Nipperess improving in hospital Injured track rider Kate Nipperess is in good spriits a week after suffering serious injuries in an early morning accident at Warwick Farm.
Akavoroun thriving in Queensland Trainer Ciaron Maher is looking to Akavoroun to back up his last-start Doomben win with victory at Eagle Farm.
Mares' races drying up for Savannah Moon Rod Symons is hoping to take advantage of one of the last 2000m races available to mares in town when Savannah Moon runs at Flemington.
Capitalist out of the Missile Stakes The return of Golden Slipper winner Capitalist has been delayed because of the heavy Randwick track and he will not run in the Missile Stakes.
Vet denies using horses as guinea pigs A vet denies giving a vitamin complex drip to some of Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh's racehorses without their knowledge.
Bogenhuber keen to come to town Leading Toowoomba jockey Skye Bogenhuber is keen to make the most of opportunities in Brisbane including The Monstar at Eagle Farm.
Vinery Stud Stallion Parades Incoming sires Press Statement and Headwater will launch a new-look roster at Vinery Stud’s annual Stallion Parades on August 20th and 21st.
Leading owner/breeder Colin McAlpine dies Colin McAlpine, a pioneer of Australian breeding and racing, has died aged 84 after a long illness.
Ryan Moore has confirmed a short absence Ryan Moore will take a short break from riding with Silvestre de Sousa the odds-on favourite to be Britain's champion jockey for a second time.
Arch Fire back to smaller jumps at Sandown After two steeplechase starts, Arch Fire returns to the smaller jumps in the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown.
Bondi Beach third on his return Melbourne Cup hopeful Bondi Beach has finished a creditable third at Leopardstown on his return to racing.
Rebel Dane locked in for Missile Stakes Trainer Gary Portelli has confirmed Rebel Dane will run in Saturday's Missile Stakes, regardless of how heavy the Randwick track is on Saturday.
Alderson to be honoured with new award Victoria's rising stars in the training ranks will be honoured with a new award named after the recently retired Colin Alderson.
Budding three-year-olds gear up for R'wick A heavy track at Randwick will not prevent Mediterranean from lining up in the Listed Rosebud at Randwick.
Michelle Payne set to saddle up for spring Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne says she'll saddle up for one more spring carnival following her recent life-threatening fall.
Bruce Hill looking for improved Teronado Trainer Bruce Hill expects Teronado to improve on his Grafton Cup failure on a more forgiving track at Eagle Farm.
Jockeys celebrated across the country There will be a minute of silence, blessings of the tracks and races named in honour of riders at National Jockey Celebration Day events.
O'Malley makes his long awaited return Injury has robbed O'Malley of more than a year of racing but he's ready for his return in the Jockey Celebration Day Handicap at Flemington.
Kate Nipperess moved from intensive care Injured rider Kate Nipperess remains in a Sydney hospital but has been moved from intensive care to the spinal unit and can feel pressure on her legs.
Hidden Pearl could be Sydney-bound Hidden Pearl can earn a trip to Sydney if she performs as well as trainer Barry Lockwood expects in her Eagle Farm return.
Waller absent from first stakes races Trainer Chris Waller has a host of chances as he embarks on his premiership defence, but no runners in the first stakes races of the season.
Second bet suspension for Vic apprentice Liam Riordan is to undergo counselling after being suspended for a second time for betting on a horse race.
Sydneysider tackles Flemington straight Trainer John Sargent has sent Smart Volatility to Melbourne in the search of better ground and the straight track at Flemington.
Meteorologist a horse for all weather Wet or dry, trainer Marcus Wilson is convinced Meteorologist can handle any conditions when he lines up in open company at Eagle Farm.
Vet lied to protect self, trainers The vet at the centre of cobalt cases in NSW and Vic admits he initially lied to protect himself and trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh.
Glenlogan Park Stallions claim Queensland titles GLENLOGAN PARK stallions have once again taken out the top honours in Queensland for the past season on the all-important 2YO and 3YO sires tables.
Mahmood Al Zarooni could challenge ban Banned Godolphin trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni could challenge his eight-year ban for steroid use in horses.
Ruettiger favourite to take Aurie's Star Ruettiger is favourite for the Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington, the first Group race of the new season.
Coffs Harbour Cup called off Heavy rain in NSW has claimed the Coffs Harbour Cup meeting with stewards to monitor the Hawkesbury track which is heavy.
Avdulla starts season with metro treble Brenton Avdulla and Chris Waller have started the Sydney metropolitan season with a bang, picking up winning treble and double respectively.
Tregea celebrates despite protest decision Mymancharles has lived up to to trainer Steve Tregea's expectations and rewarded punters at Doomben.
Asante makes race return from motherhood After being to stud and having a filly foal, Asante is set to make a comeback to racing at Flemington.
Josh Parr escapes injury in car accident Jockey Josh Parr has escaped unscathed from a wet weather car accident on the way to the Coffs Harbour race meeting.
Costin gets off the mark as senior rider Former champion apprentice Winona Costin has ridden a winner on her first day as a senior jockey at Warwick Farm.
Capitalist no certainty to run in Missile As rain falls in Sydney, a decision on whether Golden Slipper winner Capitalist will run in the Missile Stakes will be left until race morning.
Cobalt vet felt pressure from Kavanagh
The vet at the centre of cobalt cases in NSW and Victoria has again blamed another vet for supplying a substance later found to contain cobalt.
Manageress gears up for spring return The Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington marks the return of Manageress following an injury enforced break.
Guy training partnership delayed Bryan Guy will be the sole trainer listed for Game Of Dreams at Eagle Farm while he and son Daniel wait on paperwork for their partnership.
Waller wins first Sydney race of season Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has won the first metropolitan race of the new season with Pound Sterling at Warwick Farm.
Seib hitting Highway with Tudor Sunrise Muswellbrook trainer Lewis Seib is chasing his first city winner with Tudor Sunrise at Randwick in the Highway Handicap.
Buffering back in work at Eagle Farm Trainer Robert Heathcote is gaining confidence stable star Buffering can make a successful comeback from injury.
Pride Of Dubai to Shuttle to Ireland Dual Group 1-winning two-year-old Pride of Dubai who hails from the immediate family of Invincible Spirit and Kodiac will “reverse shuttle” to Coolmore’s headquarters in Fethard, Co. Tipperary for the 2017 season.
Spectacular Season for Arrowfield Roster From every angle, the 2015/16 Australian season has been spectacular for Arrowfield's powerhouse stallion roster.
Mystery over Ryan Moore injury Betting has been suspended on the British jockeys' championship with reports Ryan Moore has an injury.
Luke Nolen close to latest injury comeback After riding trackwork, trials and jumpouts, Luke Nolen needs to visit Racing Victoria doctor Gary Zimmerman to get checked off for his latest return.
Wicklow Brave on Melbourne Cup path Trainer Willie Mullins hopes Wicklow Brave can earn a start in the Melbourne Cup with the stayer to tackle either the Lonsdale Cup or Irish St Leger.
Banned vet warned Racing Vic about cobalt An employee saw vet Tom Brennan put something else into a drip administered to a horse at Victorian trainer Danny O'Brien's stables, a tribunal heard.
Rebel Dane to take the weight in Missile Rebel Dane takes on young gun Capitalist in the Missile Stakes with Mount Nebo a late entry for the Group Two race at Randwick.
Bowman, Winx head to Cox Plate again Defending champion Winx is one of 157 nominations for the Cox Plate which has attracted 22 entries from overseas..
Dwyer playing waiting game with Beirut Henry Dwyer will pick the easier of two black type races as he chases some black type for Beirut who is nearing retirement.
Arty looks for three Big wins at the Farm Trainer Adam Wadick is confident Big Arty will win his third consecutive midweek race on his home track at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
Flemington return for French import Former French horse Pilote D'Essai is out to emulate his winning Australian debut when he makes his reappearance over 1400m at Flemington.
Yankee Rose has easy barrier trial Group One winning filly Yankee Rose has been given an easy time in a barrier trial at the Sunshine Coast ahead of her spring campaign.
Prime Dispatch Edition 125 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
The Housemaid Cleans Up For Anacheeva Chatswood Stud freshman Anacheeva has broken through for his first winner on the final day of the season at Pakenham.
Weight to decide Cup start for Big Orange Trainer Michael Bell says the handicapper will decide whether Big Orange returns to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Nominations due for spring features Entries for the Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate are about to close with Winx favourite to defend the Cox Plate.
Canny Ballad wins Darwin Cup in boilover Canny Ballad's upset win in the $200,000 Darwin Cup has given young trainer Michael Hickmott his third success in the race.
Heys looks for Spieth to strike Lightning Trainer Bryce Heys believes the City Tattersalls Club Lightning at Randwick in October will be a good chance for Spieth to win a stakes race.
Kavanagh and O'Brien's cobalt blues A look at the runners, results and readings that led to Victorian trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh copping racing bans.
Payne and Prince Of Penzance reunite Michelle Payne has ridden Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance in trackwork at Ballarat.
Dibayani to tackle Aurie's Star Handicap Lindsay Park will be represented by Dibayani in the Aurie's Star Handicap with Tashbeeh likely to head to Adelaide.
Cycling team raises $260k for jockey Trust A team of cyclists honouring fallen jockey Simon Montgomerie has raised $260,000 for the National Jockeys Trust.
Capitalist standing in way of Big Money Ramornie Handicap runner up Big Money will have to overcome Capitalist in the Group Two Missile Stakes at Randwick.
Omei Sword not certain for Rosebud Omei Sword is among the entries for the Listed Rosebud at Randwick but trainer Chris Waller may save her for another day with a big picture in mind.
Lucia Valentina trials strongly at Gosford The Kris Lees-trained Lucia Valentina has trialled strongly at Gosford, the latest step on her road to the Cox Plate.
Peter Moody picks up another racing job Former trainer Peter Moody will work as bloodstock manager to Wylie Dalziel Roy Higgins Racing in addition to his new job at Rosemont Stud.
Laing concentrating on local scene After his first win in two years Lord Of The Sky will attempt 1400m for just the second time in the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
The Results Are In! Smart Missile claims Australia's Champion First Season Sire by narrowest of margins. Smart Missile claims the Champion First Season Sire, Son Of Fastnet Rock Claims Title By Barest Of Margins. Darley's Street Cry takes out the overall title.
No Cap, No Glasses, NO PROBLEMS! Khutulun lands the plunge! Home-track trainer Luke Oliver had a prolific day at Caulfield on Saturday, with his two runners Khutulun and Conspicuous Maid impressing.
Season ends on a high for Hinchinbrook The Champion First Season Sire last year, Yarraman Park’s Hinchinbrook holds the same position in the second season sires division for 2015/2016 and added another impressive juvenile winner to his tally at Caulfield on Saturday with a fast finishing victory for Derryn.
Exaggerator wins Haskell Invitational Preakness Stakes winner Exaggerator has won his way to the Breeders' Cup Classic with victory in the Haskell Invitational with Nyquist fourth.
Frankel's daughter wins in Japan Frankel has sired his first winner outside Europe with his daughter Soul Stirring successful at Sapporo in Japan.
Trainers lying over cobalt: Racing Vic Trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh are appealing their cobalt bans, arguing the labs that did the testing were not properly accredited at the time.
Weir vs Waller - Australias top stables Chris Waller and Darren Weir dominated the Australian racing year, compare how their numbers stack up.
Weir, Waller break new training ground Dominant trainers Chris Waller and Darren Weir have set new benchmarks in Australian racing by achieving unprecedented statistics.
Hawkes taking time with Entirely Platinum Entirely Platinum is progressing well for a return to spring racing but Hawkes Racing is taking a quiet approach with the gelding.
Meaghers and Orman a winning combination Trainers John and Chris Meagher have formed a successful combination with apprentice James Orman and hope it continues into the new season.
Rebel Dane fit for Capitalist clash Rebel Dane is fighting fit ahead of his early season campaign with trainer Gary Portelli's main worry the presence of Capitalist in the Missile Stakes.
I Am A Star aiming for fillies' features Group winner I Am A Star is likely to kick off her three-year-old season in the Quezette Stakes and will be put on a path towards the Thousand Guineas.
Subzero celebrates 28th birthday Melbourne Cup-winning racehorse Subzero will celebrate his 28th birthday on August 1, but don't expect him to rein in his community work any time soon.
Young Hayes joins Lindsay Park team Ben Hayes has earned his stripes in Adelaide and is joining his father David and cousin Tom Dabernig in a training partnership.
Gollan looking forward to Sydney presence Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is looking forward to expanding his stable to include a Sydney base.
Star filly Minding wins Group One Nassau Star filly Minding has won her sixth Group One race, taking the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood to put herself in line for the Arc.
Bayliss receives another suspension Regan Bayliss has again been suspended on a careless riding charge at Caulfield.
Lloyd suspended for nine days Jeff Lloyd completed a double at Doomben when he won the last race of the season to give him 80 winners, but also copped a nine-day suspension.
Three on the trot for Super Tycoon Super Tycoon has made in three Sydney Saturday wins in a row after winning at Rosehill.
Training record and stakes win for Waller Chris Waller has set a Sydney training record with a treble at Rosehill on the final day of the season.
Lord Of The Sky back to sprinting best Lord Of The Sky has outsped his rivals to win the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Lucky Tom happy for firm track at Doomben Lucky Tom appreciated the return to a firm track when he led all of the way to beat the unlucky favourite Beckham in the Smirnoff Open at Doomden.
Interstellar flies to Australian debut win Former New Zealand filly Interstellar has won at her Australian debut at Rosehill but Team Hawkes will take a conservative approach to her future.
Chris Waller sets new Sydney record Chris Waller has set a Sydney training record with Pioneering bringing up his 168th metropolitan winner of the season at Rosehill.
Williams honoured to win premiership again Craig Williams has clinched his fifth Melbourne jockeys' premiership, capping his season with a winning double at the final city meeting at Caulfield.
Lloyd wins Brisbane premiership at 55 Jeff Lloyd has become the oldest jockey to win the Brisbane premiership at 55 years.
Derryn aiming high after Caulfield win Derryn will be given his chance at Group One glory in Sydney and staging an impressive first-up win at Caulfield.
Harlem Lady to back up after Rosehill win Trainer Chirs Waller says Harlem Lady will run again in a week after breaking a series of minor placings with victory at Rosehill.
Gunnedah's Groth trains first city winner Gunnedah trainer Gavin Groth has trained his first city winner with About Time winning the Highway Plate at Rosehill on Saturday.
O'lonera wins again at Caulfield The Cindy Alderson-trained O'lonera has made it back-to-back city wins at Caulfield with victory in the $150,000 VOBIS Gold Stayers.
Esteban extends winning streak to four Exciting staying prospect Esteban won't be rushed into a spring campaign despite stretching his winning sequence to four at Rosehill.
Taylor scores first metro win at Doomben Trainer Sally Taylor scored her eighth winner from just 33 runners when Rednav won the Mekka Race Day Handicap at Doomben.
Cummings finds Spring Champion hope Trainer Anthony Cummings has Spring Champion Stakes aspirations for Golden Organic after he won the last two-year-old race of the season in Sydney.
Khutulun lands the money at Caulfield A betting plunge has been landed on Khutulun in the Carol Kelly Plate at Caulfield.
Cycling for Simone team arrives in Darwin After clocking 3000km over four weeks on the road, a team of cyclists honouring fallen jockey Simon Montgomerie has arrived in Darwin.
Ben Thompson thrilled with his season Apprentice Ben Thompson has had a successful winter period with 14 city winners in the past two months and will be out to cap his season at Caulfield.
Crafty Cop on a learning curve Talented rising three-year-old Crafty Cop has been heavily supported ahead of his Melbourne debut at Caulfield.
McEvoy with chances in two Caulfield races Tony McEvoy has two last-start winners heading to Caulfield and is hopeful both will handle distance rises and make their presence felt again.
Himalaya Dreaming of Rosehill stakes win Co-trainer Michael Hawkes believes Himalaya Dream can win the Listed Winter Challenge if he puts his best foot forward.
Zielke aiming for another juvenile win Trainer John Zielke is looking to Spot The Diff to cap his successful season with two-year-olds when she runs at Doomben.
Charmed Harmony sparks Williams interest With five early favourites at Caulfield, Craig Williams is also looking forward to riding outsider Charmed Harmony in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Alpha Beat ready to win for new stable Alpha Beat will be trying to win in his fourth state when he lines up at Doomben for his new Queensland stable.
Winx has an easy work-out at Randwick Champion mare Winx has made her first public appearance since the autumn, running a comfortable fourth in a Randwick barrier trial.
Williams has upperhand in title race Craig Williams has rides on five early favourites at Caulfield as he closes in on a fifth Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Blake Shinn wins appeal against ban Blake Shinn has succeeded in having a one-month ban overturned for his handling of a horse in a race at Rosehill.
Kate Nipperess improving after accident Doctors say injured track rider Kate Nipperess is improving and will not need a second spinal operation after an accident at Warwick Farm.
Williams gets to enjoy movie this time Craig Williams goes to Caulfield on Saturday with the Melbourne jockeys' premiership in his hands.
Wide draw no concern for Fast 'N' Rocking David Hayes expects Fast 'N' Rocking to be finishing strongly down the outside from a wide barrier in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
NZ horses hit by suspected strangles Horses in a stable on New Zealand's South Island are suspected to have caught strangles, a contagious respiratory tract infection.
Comeback to try his luck at Caulfield After 10 second placings prior to a last start maiden win at Mildura, Comeback now heads to town for a 2000m race at Caulfield.
Luxury wweight for Choice Bro at Doomben Tony Sears has high hopes for Choice Bro at Doomben with Josh Oliver's claim bringing the horse's weight down to 53kg.
Chris Waller with 13 hopes to break record Trainer Chris Waller is confident jockey Hugh Bowman will be able to give High Mist a winning hope despite a wide barrier.
Trackwork rider injured in head-on crash A Sydney trackwork rider has been taken to hospital with multiple injuries following a head-on collision with a riderless horse.
Eurell excited to move into new stabling Trainer Greg Eurell has moved horses into new stabling on-course at Cranbourne's training centre and believes it will be a big benefit for his team.
Josh Parr returns a winner at Gosford Josh Parr's first ride in more than seven months following hip surgery has been a winning one aboard Alaskan Wolf at Gosford.
Cummings Dynasty to continue at Rosehill Trainer James Cummings is looking for Ruling Dynasty to hit the line strongly when he resumes in the Winter Challenge at Rosehill.
Brave Ali can delay retirement at Doomben Trainer Tony Gollan will assess veteran Brave Ali's future after the nine-year-old runs in an open handicap at Doomben.
Qld trainer fined for anti-bleeding agent A Queensland trainer has been fined $7000 after he pleaded guilty to adminstering a banned anti-bleeding agent to his winning racehorse.
Yasnat heads to Caulfield to extend streak Matthew Dale has picked the 1200m contest at Caulfield for Yasnat instead of travelling to Sydney for an 1100m race at Rosehill.
Birchley looking at G! for O'Reilly Cyrus Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley is looking to Group One racing with talented filly O'Reilly Cyrus who resumes at Doomben.
Punctured lung for jockey Patrick Keane Jockey Patrick Keane has suffered a punctured lung in a two-horse fall at Sandown while Jake Bayliss has escaped relatively unscathed..
Payne fall an accident: stewards As Michelle Payne makes a low-key return to trackwork, the fall in which she suffered a serious injury has been declared an accident.
Mahuta early favourite for Bletchingly Mahuta is the early favourite to win the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield, the final Group race of the Australian racing season.
Waller edges closer to training record
Trainer Chris Waller's two winners at Canterbury have edged him closer to breaking his own Sydney training record.
Croston-trained horse in cobalt positive A horse trained by Monica Croston has returned a cobalt reading above the allowed level in a race at Sandown in June.
Dwayne Dunn goes winless at Sandown Dwayne Dunn needs to ride four more winners than rival Craig Williams at the final metropolitan meeting to land a first Melbourne jockeys' title.
Lloyd almost certainly secures title Unless Jim Byrne can ride six winners on the last day of the season, 55-year-old Jeff Lloyd will become the oldest Brisbane premiership winner.
Rawiller hopes for big spring from Mahuta Jockey Brad Rawiller has ridden Mahuta to four wins from five rides on him and is looking forward to continuing the association in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Clearly Innocent heads towards Epsom Hcp
Trainer Greg Bennett says Country Championship winner Clearly Innocent is about to return to his stable for a Group One preparation.
Waller saddles three in Winter Challenge
Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will take a three-pronged attack into the final stakes race of the Sydney season at Rosehill.
More Than Ready touches down for his 16th year in Australia The champion dual-hemisphere sire More Than Ready hasn’t missed a flight to the Hunter Valley since retiring to Vinery Kentucky in 2001. He touched down and entered quarantine on Tuesday morning after a couple of delays en route in Chicago and Honolulu.
Multi-tasking Wynne scores at Sandown Sally Wynne has guided Secret Sequin to an all-the-way victory at Sandown, a day after working as the clerk of the course at Pakenham.
Qld court quashes racing trainer's ban The Supreme Court has quashed Racing Queensland's decision to disqualify trainer Justin Abbott for two years after he allegedly assaulted a steward.
Dylan Dunn to win apprentices' premiership Dylan Dunn will win this season's Melbourne apprentices' premiership after second-placed Michael Dee lost an appeal against a careless riding ban.
Sally Taylor after another training first Grafton Cup-winning trainer Sally Taylor is taking Rednav to Brisbane to try to win her first metropolitan race.
Stewards adjourn inquiry into Sandown fall Apprentice Jake Bayliss and senior rider Patrick Keane have been taken to the Alfred Hospital following a fall at Sandown.
Awake In Grinzing shines in wet track win Awake In Grinzing could progress to the Victoria Derby for Danny O'Brien after his debut win at Sandown.
Highway races get prize money boost
Country trainers will have the chance to share in $60,000 in Highway races staged in Sydney on Saturdays.
Dalakhani retired from stallion duty Dalakhani, the sire of dual hemisphere Group One winner Reliable Man, has been retired from stallion duty.
Spirit And Fire not assured of start The highly anticipated debut of Spirit And Fire may have to wait with the colt the second emergency for his planned Doomben debut.
Bindi Cheers found near Newcastle Racehorse trainer Bindi Cheers has been taken to Maitland Hospital in a stable condition after being found near where she was last seen four days ago.
Dee loses appeal, Dunn champion apprentice Michael Dee has lost his appeal against suspension leaving Dylan Dunn unchallenged in Melbourne's apprentices' premiership.
First Foal for Whittington Former brilliant juvenile Whittington retired on a high note with a scintillating win in the Listed BRC Lightning Handicap last year and proved very popular last spring at Grandview Stud in Queensland covering 102 mares.
Popular Shuttler Dalakhani Retired from Stud Duty A popular shuttler to Cornerstone Stud in South Australia for the past three seasons, top class sire Dalakhani (IRE) has been retired from stud duty at age 16.
McDonald stars at Goodwood Champion Sydney jockey James McDonald has piloted Dutch Connection to victory in the showpiece Lennox Stakes at the Goodwood Festival.
Crucial day for Dunn at Sandown Dwayne Dunn will need to make the most of his rides at Sandown if he has any chance of a first Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Moody to work for Rosemont Stud Suspended trainer Peter Moody has been appointed racing manager for Victoria's Rosemont Stud.
Ladbrokes, Coral to offload betting shops The proposed merger of Ladbrokes and Coral will depend on the closure of between 350 and 400 betting shops.
Paralysed jockey JT McNamara dies Former jumps rider JT McNamara has died aged 41, three years after breaking his neck in a fall at the Cheltenham festival.
Magnapal to make Bletchingly return Surgery to remove bone chips looks to have been successful as Magnapal prepares for his return at Caulfield.
Single Gaze on G2 Stocks Stakes path The Group Two Stocks Stakes at Moonee Valley will be an early spring target for Group One-winning mare Single Gaze.
Explosive Scene firing up for Sydney race Explosive Scene is preparing for another Sydney race after he finished second behind King's Officer.
Horses thriving in McFarlane's new set-up Trainer Greg McFarlane believes Super Tycoon will be a middle distance horse, but may wait before testing his theory.
Lord Of The Sky and Oliver team up again Damien Oliver and Lord Of The Sky are yet to taste success together but will get their opportunity in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Ryan hopes Monsoon stars at Canterbury Star Of Monsoon begins his journey to Group One racing when he makes his return in a midweek maiden at Canterbury.
Jungle Edge after city success at Sandown After placings over 1000m at his past two starts in town, Jungle Edge rises to 1200m for his next assignment at Sandown.
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More international success for Victorian sire Reward For Effort Australian-bred Gem Eagle (Reward For Effort) made it two wins from as many starts in Macau with a gutsy effort in Sunday’s feature Racing Journalist’s Cup (1050m) on the sand.
Debut winner for Moshe Sun Stud’s exciting young sire, MOSHE, has maintained his handy lead in the Victorian First Season Sires’ premiership with a first and third in the 980m juvenile race at Swan Hill on Monday.
First Singapore Winner for Stryker The foundation sire at Three Bridges Thoroughbreds, Stryker has had a great season siring the Group I New Zealand Derby winner Rangipo and some 34 Australian winners, but the son of Fastnet Rock broke new ground on Sunday when siring his first winner in Singapore.
Search continues for missing NSW trainer The line search for popular NSW racehorse trainer Bindi Cheers is expected to carry into a fourth day as police wait for first light on Wednesday.
Vic racing minister calls for unity Martin Pakula says the time has come to get the thoroughbred racing industry leaders together for a heart-to-heart meeting.
Lonsdale Cup next for Trip To Paris Trainer Ed Dunlop has the Melbourne Cup among the options for last year's fourth placed Trip To Paris who will run in the Lonsdale Cup.
Antiquarium to miss Goodwood Cup Leading Sydney jockey James McDonald will bid to end his English riding stint on a high at the Goodwood Festival.
Michael Dee appeals suspension Apprentice Michael Dee will appeal a 10-meeting careless riding suspension in an attempt to continue his bid for Melbourne's junior premiership.
Stokes hopes mare will Star in Bletchingly Runway Star has won three stakes races in Adelaide and will be chasing a first Melbourne stakes win in the Bletchingly.
Winx listed to trial at Randwick Champion mare Winx and Golden Slipper winner Capitalist head a star-studded line-up at the Randwick barrier trials.
Zin Zan Eddie looking for Listed win Matthew Snmith would prefer a wet track for Zin Zan Eddie but still believes the six-year-old will make his presence felt in the $150,000 Winter Challenge.
Ron Steiner edging towards Sydney winner Wagga Wagga trainer Ron Steiner is hoping Miss Farloo, one of two horses he trains, can give him his first Sydney winner at Rosehill.
Nikolic gets October riding licence case A Victorian tribunal will hear Danny Nikolic's attempt to regain his riding licence in October.
Beirut unlikely for Bletchingly Stakes Beirut looks set to bypass the Bletchingly Stakes and instead chase black type in either the Aurie's Star Handicap or Spring Stakes the following week.
Vergara to race in New Zealand Group Three winner Vergara will race in New Zealand, before and possibly after she is served by Tavistock.
Jye McNeil returns to trackwork Apprentice Jye McNeil has taken the next step in his comeback from injury, returning to trackwork for the first time in just over four months.
Former jockey Hopwood joins Sky Racing Libby Hopwood is set to become a presenter on Sky Racing almost two years after the former jockey suffered career-ending injuries in a race fall.
Songbird takes her record to 9 from 9 Champion filly Songbird has stretched her record to nine wins from nine races with victory in the American Oaks at Sarataoga Springs.
First Stakes-Winner for Harbour Watch A two season shuttler to Emirates Park in 2013 and 2014, Acclamation’s brilliant son Harbour Watch (IRE) posted his first stakes-winner overnight in France with an impressive win in the Group II Prix Robert Papin for Tis Marvellous.
Search for Bindi Cheers suspended Popular racehorse trainer Bindi Cheers has disappeared, with her car and horse float found in the Newcastle suburb of Beresfield.
Prime Success with Newhaven Park Purchase It's been a long time between drinks for handy Commands mare Awasita, who carried the Prime Thoroughbreds colours to a well-earned win at Canterbury on Saturday.
Snitzel equals 40-year-old record On 28 July 1976, Lindsay Park's great sire Without Fear set an Australian and world record of 30 2YO winners in a season when the filly Point Blank scored at Gawler in South Australia.
The Australian record has been much harder to crack but, almost exactly 40 years later, Snitzel has equalled it.
Americain's first starter wins in Canada Folk Magic, the first foal to race by 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain, has made a winning start to her career at Woodbine in Canada.
Frankel filly Fair Eva dazzles in G3 win Fair Eva has given her sire Frankel his first Group Three winner in the Princess Margaret Stakes at Ascot.
Sea King, Zanteco win feature jumps races Sea King and Zanteco have won the feature jumps races at Bendigo for trainers Patrick Payne and Darren Weir respectively.
California Chrome wins San Diego Hcp California Chrome has made a winning comeback in the San Diego Handicap, his first start since his Dubai World Cup triumph.
Charmed Harmony to be aimed at Memsie Charmed Harmony will be aimed at a Group One race over his favourite distance on his favourite track.
Clipperton itching to get to Hong Kong Young Sydney jockey Sam Clipperton cannot wait to get to Hong Kong where he is contracted to ride until December.
Sacred Master to make Australian debut Leading trainer Chris Waller will try to end the season with a stakes victory in the Listed Winter Challenge at Randwick.
Hammersly and O'Dea a winning team Jockey Paul Hammersley and trainer Steve O'Dea have formed a successful combination in recent months with the promise of more to come.
Mahuta to resume in Bletchingly Mahuta has already won six races this season and could add another when he resumes in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Jim Byrne hasn't given up on title Jeff Lloyd holds a commanding lead in the race for the Brisbane jockeys' premiership but Jim Byrne has not thrown in the towel just yet.
Highland Reel wins King George at Ascot Highland Reel has claimed his first European Group One and could head back to Australia where he finished third in the Cox Plate.
Melb Victory claim Juventus scalp at MCG Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Lawrence Thomas has given his side a penalty shoot-out triumph over Juventus in the International Champions Cup.
Williams, Dee suspended at Flemington Premiership-leading jockey Craig Williams has been suspended at Flemington but is free to return for the final city meeting of the season.
Long shot gives trainer 1st Flemington win Alan Hunter wanted to give Astro Castro a start in town before he turned four and the $101 outsider has scored a shock Flemington win.
Au Revoir forms part of Weir double Premier trainer Darren Weir has brought up a winning double at Flemington, taking his season tally of metropoltian wins in Melbourne to 105.
Slots a winner as racing career winds down Slots, a $1700 filly, has taken her career earnings past $320,000 by winning at Canterbury.
Akavoroun should stay in Brisbane: Meagher Trainer John Meagher will ask friend Ciaron Maher to leave Akavoroun in Brisbane following the gelding's return to form in the Queensland capital.
Redzel shows clean pair of heels in Sprint Redzel has run his rivals off their feet in the July Sprint at Canterbury to set the tone for his coming campaign.
Price surprised by win of Mighty Like Mighty Like has improved on his already impressive first-up record by claiming the Bruce Gadsden Handicap at Flemington.
Thompson wins Rising Stars Final Ben Thompson has won the Rising Stars Final at Flemington on Savannah Moon, but Beau Mertens has taken out the overall series win.
King's Officer in command at Canterbury King's Officer has stretched his winning sequence to four with victory at Canterbury under Tommy Berry.
Emotional win for Litts at Canterbury Song And Laughter has scored a tough win at Canterbury, defeating one-time Caulfield Cup hopeful Singing.
Londehero, Fradd combine for another win Londehero and veteran jockey Robbie Fradd have had another successful outing together, this time winning the Tattersall's Open Handicap at Doomben.
Robert Thompson travels the Highway Cessnock-based Lasszou has taken out the Highway Handicap at Canterbury under champion jockey Robert Thompson.
Name The Day breaks through at Flemington The victory of Name The Day at Flemington provided Craig Williams and Ciaron Maher with an early double.
Pin Your Hopes continues winning run In-form gelding Pin Your Hopes has continued his strong winter form, racing to his third-straight victory in an 1800m race at Flemington.
Snitzel equals long-standing record Two-year-old filly Bukzel's winning debut at Newcastle has given her sire Snitzel a record-equalling 30 juvenile winners for the season.
Royal Tithe cements Zielke's 2yo top spot Royal Tithe has trampled over doubts she would be too tired to run 1600m to win by a length in the Golden Transport Two Year Old at Doomben.
Loch Oir toughs it out at Flemington Loch Oir remains undefeated after taking advantage of a narrow rails run to win the Murray Cox Handicap at Flemington.
Tango Rain dances away to Canterbury win Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking at the San Domenico Stakes as the next assignment for unbeaten colt Tango Rain.
Antiquarium to run at Goodwood Godolphin's Antiquarium will put his Melbourne Cup credentials to the test in the Group Two Goodwood Cup.
Officials clear the air over comments Melbourne Racing Club chief executive Brodie Arnhold and Racing Victoria chief steward Terry Bailey have expressed regret over comments made.
Mertens hoping to be season's Rising Star Beau Mertens is in the box seat to take out the Rising Stars series for apprentices going into the final race of the series at Flemington.
Country trainer eyeing off city success Trainer Christopher Davis makes one of his rare trips to town with the lightly raced filly Just Stellar stepping out at Flemington.
Larrikin gives Brian McGrath maiden win Brian McGRath has claimed a maiden training success at Geelong with a horse bred by his father, famous race caller Jim McGrath.
Matt Dunn banking on Fradd Matt Dunn has again called on jockey Robbie Fradd to help Londehero claim an open company win at Doomben.
Time getting close for a Decision Decision Time is nearing the end of his career but trainer Clarry Conners believes he still has another win in his eight-year-old legs.
Thelburg out to stretch Sadler's run Thelburg will be chasing a winning hat-trick and a fourth straight win for John Sadler when he lines up at Flemington.
Jim Byrne stakes claim to record Jim Byrne is behind in the battle for the Brisbane jockeys' championship but can claim a stakes record for a season if Lauterbrunnen wins at Doomben.
Voodoo Lad fitter for Flemington race Darren Weir says Voodoo Lad will strip a fitter horse at Flemington where he will attempt to bounce back from a narrow last-start defeat.
NZ industry cuts 16 meetings from calendar New Zealand racing authorities have cut 16 meetings from the new season's calendar in a bid to maintain field sizes.
Seq to star for owner/trainer Rex Lipp Trainer Rex Lipp says the time is right to test three-year-old Seq The Star in Saturday company at Doomben.
Banning Ride Guide missed opportunity: AJA The Australian Jockeys Association says it hopes to continue talks with authorities who have banned the digital service Ride Guide.
Hong Kong apprentice jocks head down under Hong Kong-based apprentice jockeys Kei Choing Ka-kei and Jack Wong will have their first rides in Australia at the weekend.
Isorich doing what comes naturally Isorich, a $7500 yearling, will be looking to add to the $220,000 he has won for owner-trainer Wayne Seelin at Canterbury.
Stately Boy out to press Derby claims Trainer Shea Eden is hoping to target the Victoria Derby with Stately Boy who will make his city debut at Flemington over 1400m.
Harada Bay seeking stakes win at Doomben The consistent Harada Bay will be searching for a stakes win in the Listed Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Cannyescent to prove Group potential Trainer Gabrielle Englebrecht expects her stable star Cannyescent to return to racing a winner at Canterbury.
Flemington weight relief for Spreadeagled Spreadeagled has been a consistent money spinner for the Robert Smerdon stable and will attempt to add to his record at Flemington.
Clarendon House to step up in distance Two-year-old Clarendon House will back up at Doomben six days after a last-start win against older horses at the Sunshine Coast.
Stewards put a stop to Ride Guide Stewards in Victoria and NSW have put an end to digital service Ride Guide saying jockeys will be in breach of the rules.
Newnham hunts first city win with Lanciato Mark Newnham's stable flag-bearer Lanciato is out to make it third time lucky when he runs at Canterbury on Saturday.
The Monstar to make Doomben debut Stakes-placed sprinter The Monstar will try to back up his last-start win at Toowoomba when he runs at Doomben.
Snitzel closing In On 40yr Record Prolific two-year-old sire Snitzel will have eight opportunities to claim a 40-year record by the end of the week.
Trackwork & Trainer Update- FLR Queensland Yearlings 18/7/2016 Catch up on all the updates coming out of QLD in regard to FLR's yearlings with Rob Heathcote.
Side Glance to parade at Ascot Mackinnon Stakes winner Side Glance will take part in a parade of retired re-trained racehorses at Ascot.
Dartmouth new favourite for King George Dartmouth is the new favourite to give The Queen victory in the race named for her parents following the withdrawl of Postponed from the G1 race.
Ballarat meeting moved to Warrnambool Racing Victoria has announced an upcoming Ballarat race meeting has been transferred to Warrnambool.
Bon Rocket up for Flemington sprint Cranbourne-trained galloper Bon Rocket was a late scratching from his most recent attempt at Flemington but is ready for a return to the track.
Cheeky's second crack at Sydney race Wellington trainer Cecil Maxwell is bringing three-year-old Cheeky to Sydney for a second crack at a Highway Handicap.
So Si Bon to back up at Flemington Trainer Robbie Laing has a good opinion of So Si Bon and will back him up over 1400m at Flemington.
Skylimit wins at the Gold Coast for Gollan Golden Slipper winner Overreach's brother Skylimit has claimed his first win for 19 months with victory at the Gold Coast.
Wyong trainer Damien Lane expands stable Stephen Farley's cobalt disqualification has given fellow Wyong trainer Damien Lane a chance to expand.
Araldo Junior out to bounce back Araldo Junior will be out to bounce back from a last-start defeat when he runs over 2500m at Flemington.
Singing ready for Canterbury tune-up Singing, a horse once touted as a 2014 Caulfield Cup prospect, will make his Australian debut after being plagued with injuries for the past two years.
Steel Zip back to 1600 metres at Doomben Steel Zip will step up to 1600 metres for his 74th start when he runs in the Listed Tatte4sall's Mile at Doomben.
Wet claims Warwick Farm meeting Continuing rain in Sydney has prompted officials to abandon the midweek program at Warwick Farm and put some Thursday and Saturday meetings in doubt.
Sandown abandoned after one race Despite the Sandown track being aerated, jockeys have voted to abandon the meeting after the running of one race.
Larry Cassidy on way to race comeback Jockey Larry Cassidy has made the step from trackwork to barrier trials as he prepares for his comeback from serious knee problems.
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Williams and Dunn lock horns at Sandown The next instalment in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership race between Craig Williams and Dwayne Dunn will be fought out at Sandown.
James McDonald to ride in Ireland James McDonald has three rides at Naas in Ireland as he bid to continue his northern hemisphere success.
Francesca Cumani lands ITV job Francesca Cumani will host racing coverage in Britain when ITV takes over from Channel 4 as the sport's broadcaster.
Daniela Rosa aiming for third-straight win Rivette Series Final winner Daniela Rosa will be tested over 1800m for the first time at Flemington when she chases her third straight win this campaign.
King father-son jockey duo set to compete Steven and Lachlan King could join Dwayne and Dylan Dunn as father-son jockey duos competing in Victorian racing.
Jerilderie Letter to take on older horses Jerilderie Letter will take on older horses at Flemington and trainer Adam Trinder believes a drop in weight will help the gelding's chances.
Cudabeen gets chance to show her class Cudabeen's comeback continues on Saturday with the Tracey Bartley-trained two-year-old looking to boost her rating to qualify for The Rosebud.
Sandown return for Lane after winter break Group One-winning jockey Damian Lane will make his return from a six-week break with one ride at the midweek city meeting at Sandown.
Weather key to Warwick Farm: Portelli Trainer Gary Portelli is organising his racing week around the weather forecast but expects to run Lot Three Four One at Warwick Farm.
Australian Cup winner Spillway retired The 2015 Australian Cup winner Spillway, has been retired for a second time with connections hoping to send him to stud.
Submissions on whip rule invited Interested parties have been invited to make submissions to Racing Australia on the controversial whip rules.
Dream Ahead Hits the front in the Freshman Title Race Emirates Park shuttle stallion Dream Ahead (USA) has edged to the front in the coveted First Season Sires (by earnings) title race with just two weeks left of domestic competition.
Who Shot Thebarman wins barrier trial Veteran stayer Who Shot Thebarman has cruised to a barrier trial win at Rosehill ahead of his spring campaign.
New Zealand G2 winner transferred to Weir Group Two-winning New Zealand three-year-old The Justice League will do his new season racing for premier Melbourne trainer Darren Weir.
Dartmouth added to King George field Dartmouth has been added to the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes as the Queen tries to win the race for the first time since 1954.
Stewards, jockeys to meet over Ride Guide Stewards will hold discussions with jockeys over their participation in an online service available only on the betting site of a corporate bookmaker.
Dead horse tests negative to Hendra virus Bio-security measures have been relaxed after blood tests on a horse which died at Randwick returned negative results to Hendra virus.
Leveraction ruled out of Flemington race Country trainer Daryl Archard has sent the in-form Leveraction for a spell after he failed to please in an Echuca jump-out.
Weeding's long road to training horses Trainer Craig Weeding is hoping Agent, his first city runner, can gain a start in the July Sprint at Canterbury on Saturday.
Gallop to decide Black Stardom start Lisa Enright will put stayer Black Stardom through his paces in a Mornington track gallop before deciding on a Flemington start.
Tango Rain to shape future at Canterbury After a belated start to his career, Tango Rain will be out to build on his debut win when he runs in a late-season two-year-old race at Canterbury.
Lucky Liberty on comeback trail The Henry Dwyer-trained Lucky Liberty hasn't raced since the autumn of 2015 because of injuries but is building up towards a return.
Power Trip off to Adelaide first-up The first two runs of Power Trip's campaign will tell trainer John McArdle whether he is a sprinter or a miler.
Flamboyer to step up to 1600 metres Flamboyer will step up to 1600 metres for the first time in two years with trainer Kelly Doughty confident he can handle the Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
The Cleaner on track for first-up run An easy trial win at Cranbourne has The Cleaner on target for a first-up assignment in the P B Lawrence Stakes.
Highland Reel to run in King George Trainer Aidan O'Brien will run Cox Plate third placegetter Highland Reel in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.
Lucia Valentina trials quietly at Wyong Trainer Kris Lees has trialled Group One winners Lucia Valentina and Le Romain at Wyong as they begin their paths to spring features.
Gordon Lord Byron back to best Irish sprinter Gordon Lord Byron has shown he still has what it takes with victory in a Group Three race at the Curragh.
Hawkesbury stable a boost for Ryan Gerald Ryan will claim the Hawkesbury trainers' premiership after his first full season with a satellite stable at the track.
Fell Swoop to spend spring in Melbourne After an autumn-winter campaign during which Fell Swoop raced in three states, he will campaign exclusively in Melbourne in the spring.
Waller closing in on milestone Chris Waller still has four meetings left this season to beat his own Sydney training record set in 2012/13.
Sagaronne program up in the air Trainer Toby Edmonds will re-think plans for Group One-placed Sagaronne after being forced to scratch her from a wet Eagle Farm.
Puritan to resume in Regal Roller Jason Warren is aiming stakes winner Puritan at the Regal Roller Stakes first-up and believes an autumn campaign in Sydney has helped season the sprinter.
False start for jockeys insight
Racing Victoria and its integrity department has yet to give Ride Guide the green light after its launch at Caulfield.
Schweida aiming Outraged at Townsville Cup Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida is looking to travel north again, this time with Outraged who will be aimed at the Townsville Cup.
Cox Plate on agenda for Scottish Scottish has put himself in the frame for a trip to Australia for the Cox Plate with his all-the-way win in a Listed race at Newbury.
Caulfield winners face riding bans Jockey Chris Symons and apprentice Regan Bayliss have been suspended for careless riding at Caulfield.
Beirut makes it four-straight wins Henry Dwyer-trained mare Beirut has made it four-straight wins with a front-running performance at Caulfield.
Oliver picks up G3 Caulfield sprint Damien Oliver has given Wild Rain a perfect ride to pick up the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Williams extends premiership lead to two Craig Williams has moved to a two-win lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership after riding one winner at Caulfield while Dwayne Dunn went winless.
Tight race remains between Byrne and Lloyd The Brisbane jockeys' premiership looks set to go down to the last day after Jim Byrne and Jeff Lloyd rode doubles at Eagle Farm.
Hyeronimus banned twice at Rosehill Adam Hyeronimus, Tommy Berry and Winona Costin have been suspended for careless riding at Rosehill.
Elle Lou edges Waller closer to record Trainer Chris Waller will aim Elle Lou at the Group Three Toy Show Quality following her strong win at Rosehill.
Oxford Poet graduates to stakes win Oxford Poet has made amends for his last start fifth with a Listed victory in the Winter Stakes at Rosehill.
Back-to-back wins for Super Tycoon James Innes has made his final race meeting before starting a suspension count by riding Super Tycoon to victory.
Mr Individual back in form at Caulfield Trainers Leon and Troy Corstens are hopeful Mr Individual will measure up to better spring company after scoring at Caulfield.
Allen guides Scherzoso to Caulfield win Apprentice Ben Allen is building a nice combination with the Tony McEvoy-trained Scherzoso, bringing up his second win from three rides on the gelding.
Waller finishes carnival with Qld Cup win The Queensland Cup win by Murphy's Delight is trainer Chris Waller's eighth stakes race victory for the winter carnival.
Qld jockey McGillivray wins in Sydney Queensland apprentice Matthew McGillivray has ridden his first Sydney winner at Rosehill, steering Star Shaft to win the Highway Handicap.
Esteban stretches his record to Rosehill Esteban has shown his trainer his future lies over longer distances with his third successive big-margin win, this time at Rosehill.
Lloyd chalks up testing win on Beckham Beckham has slogged through the mud to win the Caltex Open at Eagle Farm, and will be chasing more wins in open company in the coming weeks.
Quirky filly Sebrikka wins at Caulfield Sebrikka gave her connections a few concerns when she was reluctant to leave the mounting yard at Caulfield, but she showed her class on the track to win.
Hayes has spring plans for Majestic Lass Majestic Lass has held her unbeaten run with a win at Caulfield and will be given a short break before preparing for the better-class spring mares races.
Happy 12th for Zielke at Eagle Farm Trainer John Zielke has had his 12th two-year-old win of the season thanks to an easy victory by Happy Event at Eagle Farm.
Morton's Fork heading for Melb spring Godolphin trainer John O'Shea says Morton's Fork will be aimed at a Group race in the Melbourne spring after winning at Rosehill.
Lucky Tom to improve at Eagle Farm Trainer Harold Norman hopes Lucky tom can live up to his name when he returns to Eagle Farm after a below par run at Rockhampton.
Feet problems plague Miss Softhands Miss Softhands requires special shoes for her feet problems but they went missing in a jump-out in preparation for her return to racing at Caulfield.
Oliver reunites with Suavito in jump-out Dual Group One winner Suavito has continued her preparation for a spring return with a jump-out at Flemington.
Ritchie cautious about Better Not Blue Better Not Blue's last-start second in a Listed sprint has boosted expectations heading to the Winter Stakes at Rosehill.
Beirut out to continue winning streak The Henry Dwyer-trained Beirut will be chasing her fourth-straight win when she lines up in a 1200m sprint for mares' at Caulfield.
Atmospherical chasing Group win Atmospherical is a dual Listed winner and Group placegetter, but will be chasing her first Group level win when she resumes in the Sir John Monash Stakes.
Legal to proceed to middle distances Rockhampton trainer Lyle Rowe is bringing Legal Procedure to town hoping he can measure up to middle distance races.
Sistine Saint to make debut at Caulfield Two-year-old Sistine Saint, a sibling to stakes winners Sistine Angel and Sistine Demon, will make his debut on his home track at Caulfield.
Third time lucky for Pop 'N' Scotch Trainer Liam Birchley hopes it is a case of third time lucky for Pop 'N' Scotch in the Queensland Cup over 3200 metres at Eagle Farm.
Japan trip off the agenda for Chautauqua Champion sprinter Chautauqua will have a three-run spring campaign in Melbourne before another trip to Hong Kong.
Capitalist wins Randwick barrier trial Golden Slipper winner Capitalist has shown he is on target for the spring with a comfortable win in a Randwick barrier trial.
Option for Moody to appeal cobalt finding Racing Victoria has written to Peter Moody offering him the opportunity to appeal his cobalt suspension.
Red Verdon second in French Group One The Ed Dunlop-trained Red Verdon has been upstaged by outsider Mont Ormel in the Group One Grand Prix de Paris.
Black Caviar's first foal named Oscietra Champion mare Black Caviar's first foal has been named Oscietra after a type of caviar found in the Caspian Sea.
Coffs Harbour's Rednav stuns in Grafton Coffs Harbour trainer Sally Taylor has continued a remarkable start to her career with Rednav winning the Listed Grafton Cup.
Schockemohle chasing Caulfield success Brett Scott has credited schooling sessions over hurdles for the recent consistent form of Schockemohle.
Capitalist favourite for Golden Rose Capitalist is the $6 Golden Rose favourite in first markets to add the $1 million Group One race to his Golden Slipper win.
My Sister Lil ready for Caulfield return Former Perth mare My Sister Lil will be out to prolong her racing career when she runs at Caulfield.
Winter Stakes win would be Nice for Reith Jockey Christian Reith plans to let Wouldnt It Be Nice get the last say in the 1400-metre Winter Stakes at Rosehill on Saturday.
Thermal Current after back-to-back wins Last start Golden Topaz winner Thermal Current is one of three runners for premier trainer Darren Weir in the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes.
Winona Costin nears end of apprenticeship Talented young jockey Winona Costin has had an interrupted final season as an apprentice, but is remaining positive as she prepares to graduate.
Apprentice Josh Oliver makes an impression Former New Zealand apprentice Josh Oliver has his first ride for trianer Robert Heathcote aboard Saluter in the open sprint at Eagle Farm.
Premiership battle continues at Caulfield The battle for the Melbourne jockeys' premiership will continue on Sir John Monash Stakes day at Caulfield, with Craig Williams holding a one-win lead.
Pies prepare for Crows' AFL cauldron Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley says taking on Adelaide is as tough it comes at the moment in the AFL.
Weight instrumental to gelding's chances Fledgling trainer Dale Healey will be out to claim his first feature win with Instrumentalist in the Listed Queensland Cup.
Waller putting late 2yos to the test Trainer Chris Waller will test late season two-year-olds Tumultuous and High Mist at Saturday grade at Rosehill.
Blinkers to help Trubia at Eagle Farm Trubia will wear blinkers for the first time in an open sprint at Eagle Farm as he tries to end his winter campaign on a winning note.
Primitivo sold to race in Hong Kong Royal Ascot winner Primitivo has been sold to Hong Kong where he will join the Richard Gibson stable.
Kiwi trainers target Pluck Pluck (USA) sired his 8th first-crop winner in New Zealand on Wednesday with another talented type prepared by Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman.
Kyle Maskiell suspended at Valley Apprentice Kyle Maskiell has been suspended for eight meetings for failing to ride a horse out to the line when fifth at Moonee Valley.
Girl Guide backed to win Sir John Monash The Ciaron Maher trained Girl Guide has been the best backed runner in early betting for the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Elite Army to be aimed at Melbourne Cup Godolphin stayer Elite Army is to have a short break before being prepared for a possible trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Craig Williams takes premiership lead A winning double from Craig Wiliams at Moonee Valley has taken him to the lead in the Melbourne jockey's premiership.
Chiavari set to make amends at Caulfield Consistent mare Chiavari will have the services of champion jockey Damien Oliver as she looks to bounce back from a narrow defeat at Caulfield.
Vic country trainer warned off for a year A country Victorian racehorse trainer has been warned off for a year after failing to provide sufficient nutrition to racehorses in his care.
Four winner for Gollan and Byrne Tony Gollan and Jim Byrne have had a day out at Doomben with the trainer and jockey combining for four winners.
Gai looks to Oaks with Dynastic Lady Dynastic Lady has won her maiden at Warwick Farm and trainer Gai Waterhouse believes she is a prospect for VRC Oaks.
Darren Weir claims training record Trainer Darren Weir has trained his 335th winner to set a Commonwealth record for winners in a season.
Dream Folk could back up in Grafton Cup If Dream Folk pleases trainer Greg Hickman, he will back up in the Grafton Cup a day after his win at the track.
Delay in return to racing at Seymour The reconstructed Seymour racetrack in country Victoria will be given more time to consolidate with the Cup to be moved to an auyumn date if possible.
Yasnat makes it three wins in a row Canberra-trained filly Yasnat has made the step up to city racing at Moonee Valley to notch her third win in a row this campaign for trainer Matthew Dale.
Confidence key for Tales Of Grimm
Trainer Chris Waller is delighted to have Tales of Grimm back in winning form as he looks to string together two stakes wins.
Athena Lass makes winning debut at Valley Two-year-old filly Athena Lass has sprinted to a debut win at Moonee Valley in a performance which has not surprises her trainer David Hayes.
Tudor ready to an make impact at Caulfield A virus curtailed the autumn campaign of Tudor but the sprinter has been working well for his racetrack at Caulfield.
Tunes primed for 3200 metres at the Farm The much-travelled Tunes is primed for the Queensland Cup at Eagle Farm over the gruelling 3200 metres.
Dynamic Dream Choice wins Saturday's Doomben Event! Dynamic Syndications mighty steed DREAM CHOICE recorded his 9th Win and took his earnings to $396,835 when giving the leader a head start and a beating to claim Race 2 on the Doomben programme, the Open 1200m Handicap being steered by the star of the day – ageless hoop Jeff Lloyd.
Derby winner Nyquist to run in Haskell Kentucky Derby winner Nysquist is being prepared for a return in the Haskell Invitational after missing the Belmont with an elevated white cell count.
Weir expected to claim new mark at MV Darren Weir heads to Moonee Valley needing just one more winner to set a new Australian training record.
Pyromaniac banned for six weeks Irish horse Pyromaniac has been barred from racing for six weeks and his trainer fined for using a racecourse as a training ground.
Royal Ascot winner sold to Hong Kong Defrocked's Royal Ascot win has attracted a Hong Kong buyer and the gelding's future lies in the Asian racing capital.
Ninth Legion looking for 3rd straight win Trainer Peter Robl is confident Ninth Legion has the fitness to win a third consecutive Listed race in the Winter Stakes at Rosehill.
Vic trainer has Sydney plans for NZ colt Lightly-raced New Zealand colt is being aimed at the early Sydney spring three-year-old races following a Hawkesbury trial win.
HK galloper nominated in G3 Caulfield race Former Hong Kong-trained The Cynic has staved off retirement and is set to continue his racing career in Australia.
Pepper looks for crack at Rosehill meeting Trainer Luke Pepper has abandoned plans to run Hill Spy in the Ramornie Handicap in favour of a Saturday race at Rosehill.
Mick Tubman keeping the dream alive Dreams Alive's first win gave his trainer Mick Tubman a boost and he is hoping the gelding can build on his Kembla Grange victory at Warwick Farm.
Trainer fined $1000 for public comments Disqualified NSW Trainer Stephen Farley has been fined $1000 for comments he made publicly criticising the appeals process.
Yasnat favoured to continue winning streak After heavy tracks wins on home soil at Canberra, Yasnat will have similar conditions when she lines up at Moonee Valley.
Nolen believes Jumbo Prince can deliver Trainer Michael Nolen is confident the trip from Toowoomba to Grafton will be worth it with Jumbo Prince to contest the Cup.
Darren Weir equals national record Darren Weir has equalled the Australian training record with Haski's win in a country maiden race at Murtoa taking him to 334 for the season.
Frankel impact augurs well for for Bullet Train One hundred percent on the racetrack. And now 100 percent at stud. Those are currently the astonishing statistics of Frankel — the remarkable three-quarter brother-in-blood to Bowness Stud shuttle sire Bullet Train (GB).
Commissioned on track for Goodwood Cup Royal Ascot winner Commissioned will put his Melbourne Cup hopes on the line when he runs at Goodwood.
Monash Stakes attracts 16 nominations The Group Three weight-for-age Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield has attracted 16 nominations.
Trip To Paris nearing a return to racing Trip To Paris, runner-up in the Caulfield Cup, is nearing a return from injury and has been entered for a race at Newbury.
Ben Smith's talented 2yo chases city win Newcastle trainer Ben Smith will be looking for his first Saturday metropolitan winner when two-year-old colt Enterprise Mount runs at Rosehill.
Mr Individual to continue winter campaign Mr Individual is entered for a 1400m handicap for three-year-olds at Caulfield after returning returning home from a Queensland winter campaign.
Busier week than normal for Wine 'N' Dine Wine 'N' Dine's training has been stepped up after he missed a rare weekend of racing ahead of the Winter Stakes at Rosehill.
Northam dreaming of a second Big Ramornie Scone trainer Rod Northam is aiming to win his second Ramornie Handicap with 2014 winner Big Money at Grafton on Wednesday.
Lindsay Park with two Monash Stakes hopes David Hayes and Tom Dabernig will saddle up two chances in the Sir John Monash Stakes with Fast 'N' Rocking and Kayjay's Joy heading to the 1100m race.
Football trailblazer Cowan lands at Freo The inaugural coach of Fremantle's women's team, Michelle Cowan, says she'll be aiming for premiership success in the first year of the new competition.
Weir-trained stars building up for spring Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance is building up for his spring campaign and is likely to run in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Alysha Collett wins Mongolian race Alysha Collett has steered Da Qian Shi Jie to a dominant win in the inaugural New Zealand Bloodstock Cup at Korchin in Inner Mongolia.
Eight for Sun Stud's Love Conquers All Sun Stud’s Love Conquers All added an impressive eighth winner to his tally when Savanna Amour bolted in at the Sunshine Coast on Sunday.
Racing boss hits back at welfare claims Racing Australia chief executive Peter McGauran dismisses claims the thoroughbred industry is not keeping track of horses.
Chiong caps Hong Kong season with title Hong Kong's champion apprentice and most popular jockey Kei Kei Chiong heads to Australia after a ground-breaking season.
Belmont Derby win for Deauville Champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien has racked up another international winner with Deauville taking the Belmont Derby in New York.
Gold Horizon in emotional Grafton win Gold Horizon has given veteran trainer Harold Norman an emotional win in the South Grafton Cup for his old friend, the late Bede Murray.
Happy Clapper's Epsom Hcp path determined Doncaster Handicap runner-up Happy Clapper will return to the track in the Tramway Stakes on his way to the Epsom Handicap.
Missile Stakes return for Capitalist Golden Slipper winner Capitalist will run in a barrier trial at Randwick as he prepares for his first start as a three-year-old in the Missile Stakes.
Chris Munce looking ahead to new season Former jockey Chris Munce is keen to further his training career with his stable bolstered by young horses for the new season.
Nikitas and Thunder Down Under join Waller Nikitas will get his Group One campaign underway with Chris Waller who has also taken charge of New Zealand colt Thnder Down Under.
Smerdon looks to spring with Iggimacool Iggimacool capped her winter preparation with a Listed win at Flemington and trainer Robert Smerdon will now look at spring options for the mare.
Faraway Town to be given light spring prep Faraway Town will be given a light spring preparation before she returns to the paddock to prepare for the following autumn.
Jeff Lloyd poised for history-making title Veteran jockey Jeff Lloyd is in line to make history as the oldest rider to win the Brisbane premiership, three years after suffering a stroke.
Limato stunning in July Cup Limato has lived up to veteran trainer Henry Candy's expectations to win the prestigious July Cup at Newmarket.
Williams makes Melb premiership statement Craig Williams has ridden five winners at Flemington to move him to within one of leader Dwayne Dunn in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Heathcote, Ryan hit out at Aust whip rules Robert Heathcote has described Australia's whip rules as farcical during a Doomben protest against his horse Dream Choice.
Iggimacool wins Winter Championship Final Dwayne Dunn has ridden the Robert Smerdon-trained mare Iggimacool to victory in the Winter Championship Series Final.
Lloyd tightens grip on Bris jockeys' title Jeff Lloyd is closing in on a maiden Brisbane jockeys' premiership after a quartet of winners at Doomben.
Major Major lives up to trainer's hopes Trainer Greg Hickman's long-range plan to aim Major Major at a 2400m race on a wet Randwick track has come together as hoped.
Darren Weir notches 100th Vic metro win Darren Weir has brought up a significant milestone with Master Of Arts' victory at Flemington the trainer's 100th city win in Victoria for the season.
Longmire horse Thunders to Randwick win
Goulburn trainer Emma Longmire has pulled off a major upset to win her first city race in the Highway Handicap at Randwick.
Ruettiger brings up Craig Williams treble Victory in the All Victorian Sprint Series Final has given jockey Craig Williams three wins from the first five races at Flemington.
Trenchant wins narrowly at Flemington Trenchant has backed up his last-start Flemington win with a hard-fought victory in the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final over 1600m.
Firebird Flyer scores tough Randwick win
Chris Waller-trained filly Firebird Flyer has scored the biggest win of her career by a nose at Randwick.
Byrne fails on whip protest against Lloyd Jim Byrne has unsuccessfully challenged Jeff Lloyd's use of the whip in a protest against the result of a race at Doomben.
Daniela Rosa wins Rivette Series Final Mike Moroney is looking to the spring carnival with Daniela Rosa after the filly took out the Rivette Series Final at Flemington.
Snow Fields breaks maiden at Doomben Snow Fields has shown the benefit of a dry track to break her maiden at Doomben for trainer Chris Munce and jockey Jeff Lloyd.
Lady Selkirk wins Silver Bowl Series Final Lady Selkirk has made it back-to-back wins at Flemington with victory in the Silver Bowl Series Final.
Berry makes winning return to Randwick Tommy Berry has made a winning return to Randwick by riding the Gai Waterhouse-trained two-year-old Thronum to a heavy track victory.
The use of drones suspended in Britain The British Horseracing Authority has suspended the use of drones following an incident at Newmarket.
Double to McDonald at Newmarket Leading Sydney jockey James McDonald's winning ways have continued with a double at Newmarket.
Code Noir to make comeback at Doomben Trainer Matt Dunn has waited a long time to get Code Noir back to the races and is hoping his patience pays off at Doomben.
Weather concern for Waller stablemates Leading trainer Chris Waller is concerned a wet Randwick will be against his chances to win the Shoot Out Mile, a race named for a former stable star.
Brown upbeat about Lord Von Costa Trainer Stephen Brown believes Lord Von Costa has improved from his last-start second and expects him to run a big race in the Creswick Series Final.
Supercars title there for taking: Frosty Defending Supercars champion Mark Winterbottom says the driver who can put together a consistent run of form will snatch the 2016 crown.
Glendara to do better at Doomben: Baldwin Trainer Barry Baldwin is looking to Glendara to bounce back from his worst career run at Eagle Farm when he returns to Doomben.
The Week at a Glance A greyhound racing ban, cyclist Anna Meares and the wait for election results have featured in news.
A drying Doomben track to suit Choice Bro Choice Bro's chances at Doomben have improved with strong winds in Brisbane helping dry the track.
Weir could reach milestone at Flemington Darren Weir is within two wins of reaching 100 metropolitan winners for the season in Victoria and could bring up the milestone at Flemington.
James Orman still in premiership race Apprentice James Orman has had a careless riding suspension reduced to keep his hopes alive in the Brisbane jockeys' premiership.
Eliot Forbes new RQ chief executive Veterinarian Dr Eliot Forbes is to leave Tasmanian racing to take up the position of chief executive of Racing Queensland.
Tassie racing boss to take over in Qld Vet Dr Eliot Forbes has been appointed the new CEO of Racing Queensland at a time when greyhound racing is under close scrutiny.
Busy Serving Season for Lucas Bloodstock About a year ago, Ben Lucas’ stud farm Lucas Bloodstock at Boonah (near Beaudesert), welcomed DREAMSCAPE to its stallion barn.
He had been standing at Widden Stud NSW and the triple Group winning son of CHOISIR had already kicked off his stud career in fine fashion.
James McDonald wins G2 race in England Leading Sydney jockey James McDonald has claimed the Group Two Princess Of Wales's Stakes at Newmarket.
RNSW unconcerned about revenue loss The loss of greyhound racing revenue to the other racing codes will be managed, says Racing NSW boss Peter V'landys.
Nominations taken for 2017 Blue Diamond The Melbourne Racing Club has received 1372 nominations for the 2017 Group One Blue Diamond Stakes for two-year-olds.
Cobalt threshold in horses to be halved Racing Australia has announced a lowering of the cobalt threshold in thoroughbreds to 100mcg per litre to bring racing into line with other jurisdictions.
Hayes with two hopes in Taj Rossi Final David Hayes believes Fast 'N' Rolling can make his presence felt in the Taj Rossi Series Final and expects an improved run from All Out Of Love.
Sam Clipperton to ride in Hong Kong Sam Clipperton is the latest ex-pat Australian to gain a contract to ride in the competitive Hong Kong arena.
Royal Tithe to cap 2yo season for Zielke Trainer John Zielke has had a great season with two-year-olds and is looking to continue it with Royal Tithe at Doomben.
Newitt with good chances on Finals Day Talented three-year-olds Odyssey Moon and Galaxy Raider headline Craig Newitt's full book of rides for Finals Day at Flemington.
NSW greyhound racing suspended for 7 days A NSW government plan to ban greyhound racing has prompted Greyhound NSW to immediately suspend the sport for seven days.
Tough Randwick mile could benefit Zayam Trainer Matthew Smith is hoping a tough Randwick 1600m race can work in favour of Zayam's chances on Saturday.
G1 winner Spillway on comeback trail Last year's Australian Cup winner Spillway is on the comeback trail with the import close to having a barrier trial ahead of a planned new season return.
Rockhampton feature winners to clash The feature winners at the recent Rockhampton carnival are to clash in an open handicap at Doomben.
Brisbane jockeys' title to go to the wire James Orman's appeal against a careless riding suspension will have an impact on the Brisbane jockeys' title.
First Light Racing's Caulfield Trackwork Report Trainer Ciaron Maher and FLR's Ashleigh Dowley run through SEVEN forthcoming 2-year-old runners with the Caulfield team as they build into a very exciting July ahead of a massive Spring!
Katie Walsh to ride at Ballarat Irish jockey Katie Walsh will be a star attraction at the Ballarat jumps carnival, following in the footsteps of her brother Ruby.
Phonsie O'Brien remembered fondly Phonsie O'Brien, the youngest brother of legendary trainer Vincent O'Brien, has died aged 86.
Chance To Dance favourite for Winter Final Chance To Dance is the early favourite for the Listed Winter Championship Final and forms part of a strong book of Flemington rides for Craig Williams.
Another winner for McDonald in England Sydney jockey James McDonald has steered Nile Empress to a maiden win at Yarmouth to snare a second win during his stint in England.
Beirut makes it three-straight wins Henry Dwyer will try to extend Beirut's late-season winning streak by targeting a Saturday city race after the mare made it three-straight wins at Sandown.
Capitalist's relative scores at Canterbury The horse the Snowdens initially thought was as good as Slipper winner Capitalist has shown his potential by cruising to a maiden victory at Canterbury.
Hannah's Wish an emotional winner A filly named for the late Hanna Ciobo, Hannah's Wish, has scored an emotional win at Eagle Farm.
Jacquinot Bay after third-straight win Jacquinot Bay will be out to cap his Winter Championship Series campaign in the Final at Fleminton having already won two heats of the series.
Twin trainers chance for rare quinella Trainer Emma Longmire is searching for her first city winner at Randwick on Saturday, but will have to defeat her twin sister's horse to achieve it.
Arnold picks up ride on Tas Derby winner Steven Arnold is looking forward to riding Jerilderie Letter for the first time in the Silver Bowl Series Final at Flemington.
Prize money increased for Winter features Three upcoming Listed races in Sydney have had prize money increases to $150,000.
Weir sets early Group 1 target for Roll The Dice Racing’s Mahuta Mahuta was one of many Darren Weir success stories this season and the leading trainer is looking to the Memsie Stakes as an early opportunity for Group 1 glory.
Akavoroun out to win for Ciaron Maher Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher will be looking to an old favourite to give him a winner in Brisbane this winter with Akavoroun to run at Doomben.
Protectionist to target European Group One Protectionist will be set fof the Group One Grosser Preis Berlin before a decision on a return to Australia for the Melbourne Cup which he won in 2014.
Star sprinter Buffering in light work Veteran sprinter Buffering has recovered from an injury suffered in Hong Kong and is back in light work with a view to a return to racing.
Written Tycoon produces another impressive winner at Geelong Written Tycoon is the Champion 2YO sire for 2015-2016 and has enjoyed a ground breaking season that has made him the hottest stallion in Victoria, so when one of his offspring wins by eight lengths we like to know more.
Seven for Pluck Vinery stallion Pluck (USA) sired his 7th first-crop winner with Happy Go Plucky at Cessnock's Jungle Juice Cup meeting on Tuesday.
Spendthrift ‘Courts’ breeders in Victoria Spendthrift Farm’s shuttle stallions are in quarantine in Kentucky in readiness for their return flights to Victoria next month.
Prussian Secret inquiry delayed Racing NSW steward have agreed to a request to delay an inquiry into the alleged drenching of Prussian Secret in 2013.
Dartmouth among RV scout's spring targets Racing Victoria's Leigh Jordon will spend the next three weeks in Europe trying to attract top-class horses to Melbourne for the spring carnival.
A Lotta Love set to back up at Flemington Group-placed mare A Lotta Love is set to back up in the Leilani Series Final at Flemington after a fast-finishing win at Caulfield seven days earlier.
Thompson denied 12th Jungle Juice Cup Greg Ryan has won the Jungle Juice Cup aboard Ultima Chance to deny Robert Thompson a 12th victory in the race.
Foxy Housewife to put spring plans on line Trainer Gerald Ryan has spring aspirations for Foxy Housewife if the two-year-old can back up a provincial win when she runs at Randwick.
Lady Selkirk set to run in Silver Bowl The Silver Bowl Series Final is the preference for connections of Lady Selkirk who also holds a nomination for the Rivette Series Final at Flemington.
Rock On Zariz chases consecutive wins Rock On Zariz will be out to carry the colours of a Doncaster winner to consecutive city wins when she runs at Canterbury on Wednesday.
Warren hoping Awakenings can win again Awakenings has narrowly won two provincial races since joining Jason Warren's stable and the trainer expects another good showing in town at Sandown.
Dal Cielo to join the Kris Lees stable New Zealand Group One winner Dal Cielo is to join the Kris Lees stable at Newcastle to further his career.
Jockeys urged to seek help if depressed The retirement of champion jockey Kieren Fallon because of mental health issues reinforces the need for assistance, jockeys' representatives say.
All-weather training track for Hawkesbury Hawkesbury will be the first racecourse in NSW to install a synthetic training track.
Paying more pays off! Proven Thoroughbreds’ strategy to up the quality of stock since last year has returned a great result with a winning debut by Sebring two-year-old ARGENT D’OR at Kembla Grange on Monday.
Animal Kingdom to be rested this season Animal Kingdom will be rested in Kentucky and miss the upcoming Australian breeding season but will return to Arrowfield Stud next year.
Champion jockey Kieren Fallon retires Champion jockey Kieren Fallon's sudden retirement from riding has been brought on by previously undiagnosed depression a doctor says.
Houlahan wants a spot on Racing Vic board Trainer Fran Houlahan will end her 37-year training career at the end of the season, but says she has more to offer racing.
New rule for foal and owner registration Racing Australia has confirmed it will introduce rules governing the registration of foals and their owners.
Stokes to test Captain Duffy in Melbourne Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes believes the Taj Rossi Series Final at Flemington is the right race to test two-year-old Captain Duffy in Melbourne.
Moruya Mathie relishing first city runner Moruya trainer Wade Mathie will have his first city runner when Tipta Tantivy runs in the Highway Handicap at Randwick on Saturday.
Almost 150 nominations for Finals Day The Winter Championship Series Final is one of four Listed races on 'Finals Day' at Flemington, with the meeting a highlight of winter racing in Victoria.
Back-up no problem for Wine 'N' Dine Wine 'N' Dine is a racehorse who loves racing and the last-start Rosehill winner has been entered for the fourth successive Saturday meeting.
Begg to saddle up runners at Geelong Grahame Begg's first runners since relocating to Victoria and rejoining the training ranks will come at a Geelong synthetic track meeting.
Thompson aiming at 12th Jungle Juice Robert Thompson will be out to win his 12th Jungle Juice Cup when he climbs aboard Three Sheets for his friend, trainer Jeremy Sylvester.
Michelle Payne shows off massive scar Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne is sporting a large scar following surgery to repair a torn pancreas she suffered in a race fall.
Durban July Acquired By The Conglomerate Inglis graduate The Conglomerate has stormed to victory to claim South Africa’s premier race, the Group 1 Durban July over 2200m at Greyville.
Protectionist wins G2 race in Hamburg Protectionist's comeback has continued with the 2014 Melbourne Cup winner taking out the Group Two Grosser Hansa-Preis at Hamburg.
Flower and Ryan looking to US for yearling Trainer Gerald Ryan and owner Damion Flower are hoping to find a potential stallion at a prestigious United States sale.
Australian-bred wins Durban July Lonhro has sired his eighth Group One winner with The Conglomerate taking out South Africa's premier race, the Durban July.
Winter Final the preference for Iggimacool Trainer Robert Smerdon is set to have chances in a number of the races at Flemington, including last-start winners Iggimacool and Odyssey Moon.
Ball Of Muscle to target Moir Stakes Joe Pride will prepare last year's runner-up Ball Of Muscle for a first-up tilt at the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Doubts about whether Maurus can stay Doubts have arisen about the staying ability of Maurus after his suprise defeat as odd-on favourite in the Caloundra Cup.
Thames Court Brideoake's best spring hope Trainer David Brideoake is hoping Thames Court can make her mark in some mares' races during the spring after the retirement of stablemate Griante.
Innocent taking Bennett to another level Greg Bennett is still formulating Group One plans for Clearly Innocent in the hope he can measure up to a race like the Epsom Handicap.
Dittman makes great start to senior ranks Luke Dittman has made a winning start to his career as a senior rider and is lookking to keep the momentum going.
Hawkbill wins Eclipse Stakes for Godolphin Godolphin colt Hawkbill has upset The Gurkha to win the Group One Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Parnham, Thompson suspended at Caulfield Chris Parnham and apprentice Ben Thompson have been suspended on careless-riding charges at Caulfield.
Suboric Rosehill victory costly for Bell Mitchell Bell has celebrated a rare metropolitan win, but has been suspended for an incident past the winning post.
Ocean Embers returns a winner at Caulfield Ocean Embers showed talent in her first preparation and the filly has resumed after throat surgery with a fast-finishing win at Caulfield.
Amexed springs surprise in Caloundra Cup The Tony Gollan-trained Amexed has confirmed he is back to his best form, winning the Caloundra Cup from Jumbo Prince and All Clear.
Flamboyer wins Listed Glasshouse Handicap Flamboyer has made all the running to beat Saluter and Stratum Star in the Listed Glasshouse Handicap at the Gold Coast.
Ninth Legion gives Robl Civic Stakes win Trainer Peter Robl has celebrated a Civic Stakes win with Ninth Legion, a horse he rode to victory in the Villiers Stakes.
Browne shows the way in Group 3 Guineas Damian Browne's outstanding strike rate at the Sunshine Coast has been enhanced with Melbourne colt Tivaci claiming a Group Three win.
Dylan Dunn focused on apprentices' title Dylan Dunn has ridden a winning double at Caulfield to take his lead in the apprentices' premiership in Melbourne to four wins over Michael Dee.
Happy Event wins Bruce McLachlan Memorial The John Zielke-trained Happy Event is on her way to Melbourne after winning the Bruce McLachlan Memorial at the Sunshine Coast.
Tuchanchoo gets stakes win at second try Christian Reith has kept Tucanchoo in his comfort zone to win the Winter Cup at Rosehill in a race in which tactics were confused.
In-form Longeron wins at Caulfield Six-year-old Longeron has made it back-to-back city wins with victory at Caulfield and jockey Dwayne Dunn believes the gelding has never raced better.
Yu Long Sheng Hui keeps unbeaten record Mick Price will aim Yu Long Sheng Hui at the spring carnival after the colt remained unbeaten with a first city win at Caulfield.
Cavanough move pays immediate dividends Brett Cavanough's decision to set up a a temporary stable in Queensland has paid off with The Monstar winning at the Sunshine Coast.
Awoke comes alive as new-season prospect Awoke has beaten her Chris Waller-trained stablemate Foxplay at Rosehill with both fillies to be set on a spring path.
Strong hand for Waller at Rosehill As the end of the season approaches, premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will have a mixture of veterans and potential stars at Rosehill.
Alisha Taylor gets stakes chance at Coast Alisha Taylor gets a rare opportunity at a stakes win aboard the Peter and Will Hulbert-trained Mischievous Dancer at the Sunshine Coast.
Self Sense back in town after injury Listed-winner Self Sense will be chasing his first win since returning from a tendon injury when he steps up to 2000m at Caulfield.
Bike ride to raise money for Jockeys Trust Cycling For Simone, a 3000km ride from Streaky Bay to Darwin, will honour late jockey Simone Montgomerie and benefit the National Jockeys Trust.
1600m-test for Perfect Dare at Caloundra Trainer Matt Dunn will test Perfect Dare over 1600 metres at the Sunshine Coast in the hope it will open up his future options.
Newitt looking forward to Anatola's return Three-year-old filly Anatola has impressed jockey Craig Newitt in the build-up to her first start since joining the Mick Price stable at Caulfield.
Pop 'N' Scotch back in Queensland Pop 'N' Scotch will try to win the Caloundra Cup on his way to a third attempt at the marathon Queensland Cup.
James McDonald to extend English stay Leading Sydney jockey James McDonald will extend his stay in England to ride for Godolphin at Sandown and Goodwood.
No acceptance fees for Listed races in NSW Racehorse owners in NSW will benefit from the removal of nomination and acceptance fees for Listed races.
Darren Weir closing in on milestones Darren Weir is closing in on the national record for winners in a season and is also nearing a milestone of 100 city winners in Victoria for 2015/16.
Racing identity guilty of conduct offences Racing identity Glenn Pollett has been slugged with a fine for comments regarding jockey safety in an online broadcast.
Pin Your Hopes chasing back-to-back wins Co-trainer Simon Zahra says softer tracks are suiting Pin Your Hopes who will be chasing back-to-back city wins when he runs at Caulfield.
First Bloom given chance to blossom in Cup Ttrainer Greg Bennett will give First Bloom the chance to improve her record at Rosehill in what will be one of her last races.
Heathcote slams QLD handicappers Robert Heathcote is adamant Queensland horses have gotten a rough deal this Brisbane Carnival and he's not letting sleeping dogs lie.
Ocean Embers resumes after throat surgery Lightly raced filly Ocean Embers resumes for her first start in almost eight months at Caulfield after having a throat operation after the spring.
Damian Browne hunting feature double Home is where the heart is for Damian Browne, who it might just pay to follow this weekend at the Sunshine Coast.
Doughty Torques up Guineas chances Kelly Doughty is confident Time to Torque can cause a boilover in the Group Three Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Jumbo Prince to finally get his trip Jumbo Prince always seems to be running on and now his trainer has finally found a 2400m race for the promising stayer.
100 for Casino Prince Casino Prince becomes the 13th stallion to reach six figures in Australia this season. The only sire to beat him to a ton with less crops is Sebring.
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Buick loses appeal against 30-day ban William Buick has lost his appeal against a 30-day ban, opening the door for fellow Godolphin jockey James McDonald to gain more rides in England.
Victorian trainer John Fulton dies Pakenham trainer John Fulton, who has held a trainers' licence for 34 years in Victoria, has died aged 69.
Qld Derby runner-up sold to Hong Kong Queensland Derby runner-up Rodrico will do his future racing in Hong Kong where he will be trained by John Moore for Johnson Chen.
Vic Thompson suffers heart attack Veteran trainer Vic Thompson, winner of the 1991/92 Sydney premiership, has suffered a heart attack and is in a Sydney hospital.
Waller edges closer to new record Chris Waller has continued his march to a Sydney training record with a double at Warwick Farm.
Dunn five clear in Melbourne premiership A winning double at Sandown has Dwayne Dunn five wins clear at the top of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with one month of the season remaining.
Better Not Blue steps up to stakes grade Winter racing agrees with Better Not Blue and his trainer hopes he can handle a rise in grade to the Listed Civic Stakes at Rosehill.
Tony Gollan goes one better in 2016 The testing training conditions at Eagle Farm throughout the year have not stopped Tony Gollan from training more winners in 2016.
Dulverton relishes soft track at Sandown The Robert Smerdon-trained Dulverton returned to Melbourne after a disappointing Queensland Oaks run and has bounced back with a midweek city win.
Pike makes it 200 winners in WA season With a Perth record and 200 winners on all tracks in a season, William Pike wouldn't mind a big spring carnival race win in Melbourne either.
Jolly expects good showing from Alcohol Richard Jolly can't fault seven-year-old Alcohol since his last start second at Moonee Valley and expects a good showing from the gelding at Caulfield.
Blake Shinn appeals one-month ban Jockey Blake Shinn has lodged an appeal against a one-month ban for failing to take every reasonable and permissible mesaure on Thud at Rosehill.
Brooke Sweeney's suspension varied to fine Apprentice Brooke Sweeney has had a five meeting suspension for a breach of the whip rules varied to a $1000 fine on appeal.
Snowden in High Spirits ahead of Guineas Paul Snowden is confident well-bred colt High Spirit can get a black type win in the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Nolen set for August return to riding Luke Nolen is targeting early August for his return to the saddle after breaking several ribs when he fell from Miss Promiscuity in the Autumn.
Brisbane turf identity Brian Allom dies Brian Allom, one of Queensland's longest serving racing administrators, has died aged 88.
Australian form on show in New Zealand Kiwi horses have made their mark in Australia this season with several in contention to be named New Zealand's best.
Prime Dispatch Edition 120 This week's Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Scissor Kick to stand in France Scissor Kick will shuttle to France after he finishes serving his first book of mares in Australia this spring.
Scissor Kick to shuttle to France in 2017 Arrowfield's freshman sire Scissor Kick (Redoute's Choice-Back Pass by Quest For Fame) will shuttle to leading French stud Haras d'Etreham for the 2017 Northern Hemisphere season after he completes his first book in Australia this coming Spring.
Dee could add to recent city wins Michael Dee has reduced Dylan Dunn's lead in the Melbourne apprentices' premiership heading into the final 10 city meetings of the season.
Kansas Sunflower out to break drought Luke Oliver has freshened Kansas Sunflower for a 1200m race at Caulfield while three-year-old filly She's Got More will chase a first city win over 2000m.
Blake Shinn handed one-month ban Blake Shinn has been handed a one-month suspension for his handling of Thud in a race at Rosehill in which the mare finished fourth.
Foreign Prince on trial at 2400 metres Foreign Prince will be out to confirm a Grafton Cup start when he attempts 2400 metres for the first time in the Winter Cup.
Sarah Moody fined $1500 over tweet Sarah Moody has been fined over a tweet deemed offensive to Racing Victoria's chief steward and the integrity department.
Malaguerra heads to Gelagotis stable Lee and Anthony Freedman are no longer the trainers of BTC Cup winner Malaguerra.
Premiership leader Dunn back at Sandown Dwayne Dunn was forced to sit out the most recent city meeting through suspension but the Melbourne premiership leader returns at Sandown with seven rides.
Zabeelions comes back in distance at Farm Zabeelions has not lived up to his breeding as a stayer and trainer Gerald Ryan will keep him to shorter distances starting at Warwick Farm.
Rare Occurrence to back up at Sunny Coast A return to form has prompted trainer Stuart Kendrick to back up 2YO Rare Occurrence at the Sunshine Coast this Saturday.
Gold-Fun to run in French Group One sprint Hong Kong sprinter Gold-Fun, runner-up in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot, will stay in Europe to contest a Group One race in France.
Godolphin weighs up Cup for Antiquarium Godolphin will wait until after Antiquarium's next start before deciding whether the Northumberland Plate winner is a Melbourne Cup hope.
Tivaci gets another shot at a Guineas win The Mike Moroney-trained colt Tivaci will continue his Queensland campaign in the Group Three Sunshine Coast Guineas with Damian Browne to ride.
Kathy O'Hara suspended over phone use Group One-winning rider Kathy O'Hara has been suspended for her fourth offence relating to the use of a mobile phone during a race meeting.
Perth jockey William Pike sets standard William Pike has set a Perth riding record for the season on his way to his eighth premiership and first national title.
Winx to have three Sydney spring starts Cox Plate winner Winx will build up to her defence of the Cox Plate with three weight-for-age races in Sydney.
Qld trainers keen to travel south Several Queensland trainers are keen to target upcoming races in NSW with some of their winter carnival performers.
Happy Trails' work to decide his future Paul Beshara says the next six weeks will determine whether Happy Trails still has the competitiveness for a spring campaign or whether he's retired.
Tas Derby winner to make Melbourne debut Jerilderie Letter has a win over subsequent Group One winner Howard Be Thy Name and will make his Victorian debut in a winter race at Caulfield.
Vergara looking to bow out a winner Trainer Gerald Ryan is hoping to send Vergara out a winner when the mare has her final start in the Civic Stakes at Rosehill
Saluter among Glasshouse entries The Robert Heathcote-trained Saluter, a close second in the Healy Stakes, is among the nominations for the Glasshouse Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Pluck sires his sixth winner Plucky Star became the 3rd Australian winner for her sire Pluck and his 6th overall with two first crop winners in New Zealand and another in South Africa.
Cup hope Current Mirotic unplaced in Japan Marialite has earned ballot exemption from the Caulfield Cup with her G1 win in Japan with Melbourne Cup contender Current Mirotic unplaced.
Alpine Eagle to be aimed at Caulfield Cup Trainer Tony McEvoy is planning a spring campaign for Alpine Eagle heading towards the Caulfield Cup.
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Winx stands tall among elite winners At the end of the seaosn, Winx accounts for six of trainer Chris Waller's 15 Group One wins including his first Cox Plate.
Mr Individual heading to Sunshine Coast Mr Individual is set to run in the Sunshine Coast Guineas after pleasing connections in a Gold Coast barrier trial.
Ambitious spring plan for Gust Of Wind Trainer John Sargent will set Gust Of Wind on the path to the Melbourne Cup by which time she will have been served by Criterion.
Silent Sedition to have longer in paddock A muscle strain across her back will keep Silent Sedition in the paddock longer than planned before she begins work for a spring campaign.
Suavito building up for new season return Trainer Nigel Blackiston is looking at the P B Lawrence and Memsie Stakes as the options for Suavito's race return.
Harzand adds Irish Derby to Epsom win Dual Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Dermot Weld has celebrated the Irish Derby win of Harzand who added his homeland Classic to his English win.
Three-way race for Brisbane jockeys title The battle for the Brisbane jockeys' title is set to go down to the wire with Jim Byrne, Jeff Lloyd and James Orman fighting it out.
Racing Queensland settles on new board The former chief executive of Brisbane's Seven Network has been appointed to Racing Queensland's new board.
James McDonald wins Northumberland Plate James McDonald has won the Northumberland Plate aboard possible Melbourne Cup contender Antiquarium.
Shinn and Hall cop Eagle Farm suspensions Blake Shinn and Nick Hall have been suspended for careless riding in the Group One Tattersall's Club Tiara at Eagle Farm.
Smerdon brings up 100th winner for season Odyssey Moon's victory in an 1100m sprint at Flemington has brought up trainer Robert Smerdon's 100th win for the season.
Waller wins Bris carnival trainers' prize Chris Waller has been crowned the leading trainer during the Queensland winter carnival despite failing to win a Group One race.
Michael Dee boots home Flemington treble A winning treble at Flemington has moved Michael Dee to within three wins of the lead in the Melbourne apprentices' premiership.
Sold For Song dumps rider after race win Sold For Song's win in the Daybreak Lover Stakes has been followed by an unceremonious dumping of her jockey James Orman.
Tale of two states for Snowden partnership Trainer Peter Snowden has predicted better things to come for a couple of off-season winners at Randwick.
Into The Red prevails in Healy thriller Talented sprinter Into The Red has won the Healy Stakes in a gripping finish from Saluter at Eagle Farm.
Spieth impresses in Flemington debut win The Bryce Heys-trained Spieth is likely to head to the Listed Creswick Series Final after winning in his first try down the Flemington straight.
Jacquinot Bay scores again at Flemington Jacquinot Bay has shown he is on target for the Winter Championship Final with his second-straight win this campaign at Flemington.
Cellarman survives protest in Wintergarden Chris Waller hopes Cellarman can emulate former top sprinter Shellscrape after the colt survived a protest to win the Wintergarden Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Kelly Schweida misses big Group One moment Miss Cover Girl has beaten Azkadellia in the final Group One race of the Australia season, but her trainer Kelly Schweida wasn't at Eagle Farm to celebrate.
Caloundra Cup on table for Index Linked Index Linked has won the Tattersall's Cup at Eagle Farm, ensuring Chris Waller is the Brisbane winter carnival's leading trainer.
Winona Costin back on the winner's list Winona Costin's season has been interrupted by injury but the Sydney apprentice has made it back to the winner's list again.
Ben Thompson brings up race-to-race double Apprentice Ben Thompson has ridden his fourth metropolitan-winning double for the month after early wins on Iggimacool and Pin Your Hopes at Flemington.
Big future tipped for Russian Revolution Trainer Peter Snowden believes Russian Revolution can continue his winning two-year-old form into the new season's early features.
Feltre lands plunge in Eagle Farm Listed The Brian Smith-trained Feltre has been backed from $17 to $10 before beating Teronado in a Listed race at Eagle Farm.
One-two finish for Waller in Spear Chief Chris Waller has dominated the Spear Chief Handicap at Eagle Farm with Tales Of Grimm defeating stablemate Amovatio.
Blinkers a boost Trenchant at Flemington Godolphin colt Trenchant has raced to his first victory at his third start, with the application of blinkers and a step up in distance proving beneficial.
Price's Noble Joey wins despite immaturity Noble Joey has claimed his fifth win at his 10th start even though his trainer isn't sure if the penny has dropped with the three-year-old.
BHA forecasts little impact from Brexit British racing authorities say the decision to leave the European Union should not have a big impact on the sport.
Racing Australia to consider whip rule Racing Australia has announced a sub-committee to consider submissions on the controversial whip rule.
Busy week ahead for NSW stewards Racing NSW stewards will hear four separate inquiries relating to phones, tactics and conduct in the coming week.
Marenostro to carry weight and expectation Trainer Chris Waller believes Marenostro can extend his winning sequence at Randwick on his way to being a possible Group One contender.
My Poppette out of the Tatts Tiara Trainer Robert Smerdon will have just one runner, Indarra, at the Eagle Farm feature meeting following the scratchings of Odyssey Moon and My Poppette.
QLD horses being weighted out: Heathcote Leading Queensland trainer Robert Heathcote believes local horses are copping a raw deal from the hadicapper during the Brisbane carnival.
Del Prado to press Winter C'ship claims Del Prado gets his chance to turn the tables on last-start winner Jacquinot Bay when they clash at Flemington in another heat of the Winter Championship.
Hulbert seeks soft track for Endless Days An endless stream of rain is what Peter Hulbert wants as he seeks his first stakes win in Brisbane with his son Will.
Blackiston has Provincial Plate hope again Nigel Blackiston has trained the winner of the David Bourke Provincial Plate three times and will start Ferro Nero in this year's race at Flemington.
$650k increases for Melbourne Group Ones The value of the Melbourne spring carnival keeps rising with more prizemoney being added.
Tiara the perfect fit for Miss Cover Girl Trainer Kelly Schweida is adamant Miss Cover Girl is up to winning a Group I and he says the Tatt's Tiara is the perfect fit.
Century in Sight for Casino Prince Some breeders have lamented the lack of proven affordable commercial sires in the Hunter Valley this year, but sometimes you might miss what is staring you right in the face.
Odyssey Moon to stay in Melbourne Odyssey Moon will stay at home in Melbourne to race at Flemington with transport problems forcing him out of the Group Three Healy Stakes in Brisbane.
Big Orange to defend Goodwood Cup Big Orange, fifth in the 2015 Melbourne Cup, will bid to defend the Goodwood Cup ahead of a possible return to Australia.
Lisa Allpress rides five to extend lead Lisa Allpress has extended her lead over Matthew Cameron in the NZ jockeys' premiership to 12 with a five-timer at Oamaru.
Dual surface meeting to be run at Pakenham Victoria will host its first dual surface meeting at Pakenham with three jumps races on the turf and six flat races on the synthetic track.
Turner to make one-off riding return Hayley Turner will make a one-off return from retirement to replace injured Melbourne Cup-winining jockey Michelle Payne in the Shergar Cup at Ascot.
Kerrin McEvoy to be fit for Tiara meeting Kerrin McEvoy expects to be fit to ride Artistry in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara despite hitting his head in a barrier incident at Newcastle.
Winter aims for By The Grace Andrew Noblet has targeted By The Grace at the winter and has been thrilled with the gelding's preparation into his next assignment at Flemington.
Group One winner Align euthanised The 1999 AJC Sires' Produce winner Align has been euthanised in New Zealand after battling arthritis and a laminitic condition.
Hayes believes Queen's horse can win again David Hayes believes Bold Sniper, who is owned by The Queen, is well-placed to make it back-to-back wins when he runs at Flemington.
Tucanchoo on Tatt's Cup mission Paul Hammersley will reunite with Hawkes Racing when he rides Tucanchoo who is on a hit-and-run mission in the Tatt's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Inz'N'Out looking to be in winner's circle Trainer Gerald Ryan has high hopes Inz'N'Out can be in the winner's circle again at Randwick after a recent run of minor placings.
Sixmorewinners For New Sire to stand in Victoria in 2016 Ever since it was announced that Onemorenomore would be shifting to Victoria to stand at Ridgeview Park Stud, the young Red Ransom stallion has been on fire – in the recent weeks represented by six winners including a double on Sunday 12th June.
Mallyon combines again with General Truce General Truce has provided Andrew Mallyon with his biggest wins in the saddle and the jockey will continue his association with the sprinter at Flemington.
Blueberry Hill back to best: Birchley Blueberry Hill has convinced trainer Liam Birchley she is a worthy contender in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara at Eagle Farm.
Kensington track to be rebuilt The Australian Turf Club has gone back to the drawing board and announced a complete re-build of the controversial Kensington track.
Kemp hopes weight favours Sold For Song Trainer Kevin Kemp is counting on a weight advantage giving Sold For Song the edge she needs to upset Tsaritsa in the Daybreak Lover Stakes.
Former senior handicapper dies Mark Webbey, a long-time senior handicapper in NSW and Singapore racing, has died at the age of 58.
Dermot Weld trains 4000th winner Dual Melbourne Cup winning trainer Dermot Weld has brought up a milestone with his 4000th winner.
James McDonald continues English sojourn Leading Sydney jockey James McDonald will ride Antiquarium in the Northumberland Plate at Newcastle as he continues his English sojourn.
Williams can edge closer in title race A full book of nine rides at Flemington gives Craig Williams an opportunity to edge closer to the suspended Dwayne Dunn in the Melbourne premiership.
Tango Rain wins on belated debut The Gerald Ryan-trained two-year-old Tango Rain has made an impressive debut at Canterbury after a delayed start to his career
Turnitaround's sibling chasing city win Trainer Matthew Williams has enjoyed recent city success with Turnitaround and hopes to do likewise with the gelding's half-sister Lady Selkirk.
Buffering's little brother wins on debut Buffering's younger brother Downloading has made a winning debut in a two-year-old race at Doomben.
Decision Time still has a bit to give Trainer Clarry Conners believes veteran sprinter Decision Time still has something to give on the track and hopes Randwick dries out so he can prove it.
Cobbmore to make city debut at Flemington Tony McEvoy is looking forward to the city debut of two-year-old Cobbmore and believes the gelding has plenty of scope about him heading into next season.
Cradle Me ready to shine in Tiara Trainer David Pfieffer would like nothing more than to farewell Cradle Me with a Group One victory in the Tattersall's Tiara.
Azkadellia to start from 11 in Tiara Azkadellia has drawn barrier 11 of 16 in the Tattersall's Tiara as she tries to avenge her Stradbroke Handicap failure in the season's last G1 race.
Reward For Effort and Stryker to battle it out at the top There’s a battle brewing in the Australian Second Season sires division for Victorian supremacy as promising young sires Reward for Effort and Stryker go head to head.
Prime Dispatch Edition 118 The past week has been good to Prime Thoroughbreds with Shining Brooke winning and Annaman, Go Arrivederci and Lomazzo running second.
Field of 16 for Tattersall's Tiara Azkadellia heads a field of 16 for the Tattersall's Tiara at Eagle Farm, the final Group One race of the season.
Weld has concerns over Harzand in Derby Trainer Dermot Weld admits he has some concerns about Harzand being ready to add the Irish Derby to his Epsom tirumph.
Rolling The Dice On Artie Leigh Saville would be the first to admit that things have moved quickly since licensing Roll The Dice Racing with Steve Travaglia and Rob Norton.
Sarah Moody called to answer charges Sarah Moody, the wife of suspended trainer Peter Moody, will front the RAD Board over a comment she made on social media.
Buffering's brother to run at Doomben Buffering's two-year-old little brother Downloading will make his debut in a maiden at Doomben for trainer Robert Heathcote.
Azkadellia early favourite for Tiara The Ciaron Maher-trained Azkadellia is the early favourite for the Tattersall's Tiara ahead of acceptances and the barrier draw for the Group One race.
Holler to return to Australia for spring Trainer John O'Shea has decided against a July Cup start for Holler who will return to Australia from England and get ready for the spring.
Tsaritsa not a certain Tiara starter Trainer Chris Waller may start 3YO Tsaritsa in the Daybreak Lover Stakes against her own age rather than pit her against older mares in the Tatt's Tiara.
Weather key to Lucky Lucky Lucky start Trainer Tony McEvoy has two runners nominated for a 2500m staying race at Flemington but weather will be the key to Lucky Lucky Lucky taking his place.
Xtravagant exclusive to Melbourne spring Melbourne will be the spring home for New Zealand star Xtravagant who will try to win his way to the Cox Plate.
Rhythm To Spare aims at Winter Champ Final Mike Moroney is hoping Rhythm To Spare can book his place in the Winter Championship Final with a good showing in a heat of the series at Flemington.
Cranbourne meeting moved to Pakenham Racing Victoria has moved the Cranbourne midweek meeting to Pakenham's synthetic track because of heavy rainfall.
Wet Randwick ideal for Zin Zan Eddie Zin Zan Eddie will have things in his favour when he runs in the Winter Dash on a rain-affected track at Randwick.
Canterbury set to see racing resume Tango Rain is ready to debut at Canterbury which will be the first race meeting in NSW for three days.
Chris Parnham to make Qld debut on G1 day Chris Parnham is looking forward to riding in Queensland for the first time on Tattersall's Tiara day where his rides include My Poppette in the feature.
Petits Filous to miss spring carnival The Ciaron Maher-trained sprinter Petits Filous will miss the spring carnival as she recovers from knee surgery.
Pluck filly Wire-to-Wire Speedy filly Life On The Wire landed the latest win for More Than Ready's son Pluck (USA) with an all-the-way victory against older horses at Devonport on Sunday.
Highland Reel out for Ascot revenge Cox Plate placegetter Highland Reel will be out to avenge his Royal Ascot defeat when he returns to the track for the King George.
Azkadellia a definite Tatt's Tiara runner Tatt's Tiara favourite Azkadellia has pleased trainer Ciaron Maher in a track gallop at Eagle Farm and will take her place in the Group One race.
Commissioned bound for Melbourne Cup Royal Ascot winner Commissioned will be aimed at the Melbourne Cup following his debut victory for new trainer Gordon Elliott.
Provincial Plate attracts 21 nominations Echuca Cup winner Leveraction heads the weights for the David Bourke Provincial Plate at Flemington which has attracted 21 nominations.
Leith Innes to be undergo knee surgery Provocative's jockey Leith Innes is to undergo surgery but expects to be back in time to ride the Queensland Oaks winner in her next campaign.
Tatt's Tiara a test for Palazzo Pubblico Trainer Matthew Smith is looking to Palazzo Pubblico to measure up in the Tatt's Tiara with a view to her future.
Flemington race an option for Daytona Grey Daytona Grey has been nominated for sprint races in Melbourne and Adelaide with trainer Leon Macdonald to delay the decision.
Ex-Hong Kong horses to race for Sargent Smart Volatility, a Group One placegetter in Hong Kong, will run at Randwick for new trainer John Sargent.
Apprentice Tahlia Hope competes in France Victorian apprentice Tahlia Hope has finished unplaced in an invitation race in France, run during the Prix de Diane meeting at Chantilly.
Trackwork & Trainer Update- First Light Racing FLR’s So You Think filly arrived at Ciaron Maher’s Caulfield stables on Wednesday afternoon for the first time following 4 weeks of pre-training with the team at Booralite Park, watch the video to find out she is going.
Darley Classic on radar for Lankan Rupee Star sprinter Lankan Rupee could be ready for one of two starts this spring, including the Darley Classic, having been off the scene since last October.
No shortage of motivation for Qld Queensland are steeled to seal their 10th series win in 11 years on Wednesday night after an emotional Corey Parker announced he would retire at season's end.
Jean-Claude Roget wins another Classic Le Cressoniere has capped a big week for trainer Jean-Claude Roget with her win in the French Oaks.
Lonsdale Cup next for Max Dynamite Max Dynamite is likely to attempt a defence of the Lonsdale Cup to determnine whether he returns to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Songbird makes a winning retun Songbird has made a triumphant return to racing with a 6-1/2 length win at Santa Anita to maintain her unbeaten record.
St George to be entered for Melbourne Cup Trainer Aidan O'Brien says Ascot Gold Cup winner Order Of St George will be nominated for the Melbourne Cup.
Lord Von Costa to debut for new stable Lord Von Costa has been transferred into the care of trainer Stephen Brown who is looking forward to running the gelding at Flemington.
Grafton Cup next for Foreign Prince Winter racing agrees with Foreign Prince who has earned his way north for a tilt at the Listed Grafton Cup.
The Quarterback to have three spring races The Gilgai Stakes, Manikato Stakes and Darley Classic will be the three spring targets for Newmarket Handicap winner The Quarterback.
Ninth Legion to try for second stakes win Ninth Legion will be given his chance to win a second stakes race in Queensland after regaining form in the Eye Liner Stakes.
Turnitaround off for well-earned break
Matthew Williams has his eyes on black-type races during the upcoming spring with his stable star Turnitaround.
Tiara decision pending for Tsaritsa Tsaritsa will be trainer Chris Waller's last chance this season to add to his 15 Group One wins but he has not committed to a Tatt's Tiara start.
Royal Ascot ends in triumph for The Queen The five-day Royal Ascot meeting has come to a close with The Queen celebrating the win of Dartmouth in the Group Two Hardwicke Stakes.
James Orman likely to appeal suspension Leading Queensland apprentice James Orman is likely to appeal a suspension which threatens his hopes to win the senior jockeys' title.
Holler fails to shout at Ascot Holler has finished seventh in the prestigious Diamond Jublilee Stakes at Royal Ascot on Saturday.
Dwayne Dunn suspended for 10 meetings Premiership-leading jockey Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for 10 meetings for careless riding at Moonee Valley and is set to miss one metropolitan meeting.
Thompson claims special Moonee Valley win Ben Thompson landed a Moonee Valley double but also a special win aboard Onpicalo in the Travis Harrison Cup.
Firsthand wins narrowly, survives protest Three-year-old Firsthand has made it two wins from as many starts with a narrow victory at Moonee Valley.
Blake Shinn questioned over Thud ride Racing NSW stewards have taken issue with Blake Shinn's tactics aboard Thud in a race at Rosehill.
Blueberry Hill earns G1 Tatts Tiara tilt Blueberry Hill continued Saturday's trend of horses winning after long breaks between victories when she won the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic (1350m).
Chris Waller closes in on own record Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller is closing in on his own season record, helped by four winners at Rosehill.
Another city success for Jake Bayliss Jake Bayliss has continued his recent good run in town guiding Chiavari to victory at Moonee Valley.
Long-range plan pays fror Ninth Legion Jockey Damian Browne has now won the Eye Liner Stakes three times, with Ninth Legion joining Adnocan (2011) and Smokin Joey (2015) as his winners.
Maurus breaks weight record in Ipswich Cup Maurus came from last at the 600m to win the Ipswich Cup, carrying 58kg - the most by an Ipswich Cup winner since metrics were introduced in 1971.
Himalaya keeps dream alive at Rosehill A change of gear and tactics has helped Himalaya Dream regain winning form at Rosehill to the surprise of punters.
Clemency makes it back-to-back city wins The Robert Smerdon-trained mare Clemency will be given her chance to chase some black-type early in the spring before she heads to the breeding barn.
Amexed breaks long drought at Ipswich Amexed hadn't won a race since the Rough Habit Plate in May 2014 when he hugged the fence to win the $100,000 Stayers Series Final at Ipswich.
Butterboom wins after sister scores Butterboom has upheld family pride with victoiry at Rosehill on the same afternoon as her younger sister.
Schockemohle bound for jumps racing Trainer Brett Scott was thrilled to see Schockemohle race to victory on the flat at Moonee Valley as he continues on a path towards his hurdle debut.
Alassak's tense wait for correct weight Alassak has beaten Happy Event by a nose to take out the Bundamba Plate (1100m) at Ipswich.
Artie Dee Two opens account in town Jockey Brad Rawiller thinks Artie Dee Two is up to spring company after scoring a comfortable win at Moonee Valley.
Vandyke's first win as a Queenslander
Former Sydney trainer David Vandyke's mare Blackjack Bella has won by a short half head to Outraged in the Ipswich Mile.
Foxplay toys with her rivals at Rosehill Trainer Chris Waller hopes Foxplay has set herself up for the spring with her maiden win at Rosehill.
Kinema wins at Ascot for Richard Pegum Kinema has won the Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes for Australian businessman Richard Pegum and trainer Ralph Beckett.
New initiatives for Vic apprentice jockeys Victorian apprentice jockeys will only be allowed to ride at six consecutive meetings in an effort to reduce their workload.
Dingwall new NSW deputy chief steward Philip Dingwall has been appointed deputy chief steward for Racing NSW and will begin his role at Rosehill.
Jake Bayliss hoping city run continues Apprentice Jake Bayliss has won at least one race at each of the past four Saturday meetings in Melbourne and hopes the run continues at Moonee Valley.
Alcohol out to return to form at Valley Adelaide-based gelding Alcohol returns to Moonee Valley in search of his first victory since winning at the corresponding meeting a year ago.
Steel still has zip in his legs Steel Zip will be lining up in the Listed Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswoch for the fourth time and trainer Pat Duff says he still has what it takes.
Small field for Rosehill 2000m-event Tactics will play a major part in the 2000m-race at Rosehill which has been reduced to five with Dance Of Heroes going to the Ipswich Cup.
Weight challenge awaits Order Of St George Lloyd Williams would like to bring Royal Ascot winner Order Of St George for the Melbourne Cup but fears he will be too heavily weighted.
Winter Championship aim for Spreadeagled Former New Zealander Spreadeagled has risen through the grades in Melbourne and will be out to win in open company for the first time at Moonee Valley.
Brinkley Bliss gets Aldridge to travel A lack of suitable mares races in Adelaide has prompted Murray Bridge trainer David Aldridge turn his attention to Moonee Valley with Brinkley Bliss.
Damian Browne in box seat at Ipswich It has been a year since Damian Brown'e last visit to Ipswich and he is hoping for a repe at of his winning treble.
Peter Robl eyeing Ipswich stakes success Peter Robl will leave it to two of Queensland's most experinced jockeys to get Iggi Pop and Ninth Legion back to stakes form at Ipswich.
O'Shea bullish about Holler's Ascot hopes Holler will run from barrier nine in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot and trainer John O'Shea is confident he will acquit himself well.
Order Of St George wins Ascot Gold Cup The Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe is a more likely target for Ascot Gold Cup winner Order Of St George than the Melbourne Cup.
Raw Impulse scratched from Valley race Talented import Raw Impulse has been scratched from a race at Moonee Valley because of an elevated temperature.
The highs and lows of jockey Danny Nikolic A look at the career of controversial jockey Danny Nikolic who has successfully challenged a police order banning him from Victorian racecourses.
Trainer banned for 12 months over cobalt Northern Rivers trainer Wayne Lawson has been outed for 12 months over a high level of cobalt found in Grafton maiden winner Stella's Chance.
Ryan ruing another wide gate for Marley Don't Doubt Marley will have to contend with yet another wide barrier when she runs in at Rosehill.
Prince Of Brooklyn resumes at Valley Stakes winner Prince Of Brooklyn will make his return at Moonee Valley on a day when his brother Duke Of Brunswick is also set to be in action.
Veteran Extra Zero wins over the jumps The 2015 Australian Cup runner-up Extra Zero has claimed his first jumps win at his second attempt in a hurdle race at Ballarat.
Dylan Dunn chasing apprentices' title Dylan Dunn has a six-win lead in the Melbourne apprentices' premiership and is hoping to add to his season tally of winners at Moonee Valley.
J'Star aiming for hat-trick on city debut After successive wins on out of town tracks at Bairnsdale and Geelong, J'Star heads to town for the first time at Moonee Valley.
Judge overturns Nikolic racetrack ban Jockey Danny Nikolic is seeking to have his riding licence reinstated after a Victoria Police order banning him from racecourses was ruled invalid.
Cause worth the late nom: Zielke John Zielke saddles up Worthy Cause in the Listed Ipswich Cup this weekend.
Berlutti makes it 6 individual winners for BlueBlood Thoroughbreds in the past month The task for trainer Mick Price is about to get tougher after the first-up win of Berlutti at Sandown.
Ipswich set for bumper two-year-old clash Impressive two-year-olds Lauderdale and Sir Donald clash at Ipswich this weekend.
Plenty at stake for Harrison Tegan Harrison will ride Echo Gal for Gai Waterhouse at Ipswich in the race named after the Sydney trainer.
Aidan O'Brien has grounds for concern Trainer Aidan O'Brien admits Order Of St George could be vulnerable on soft ground in the Ascot Gold Cup.
Pluck That- 4th winner for First Season Sire Leading trainers Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman produced a readymade replacement for their star two year-old Gasoline at Te Teko on Wednesday.
My Dream Boat in fairytale Ascot win Japanese star A Shin Hikari has failed in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot with My Dream Boat the upset winner.
Berlutti impresses first-up at Sandown A good first-up record and a liking for wet ground has led to Berlutti scoring a strong win at Sandown.
Kelvinside an upset Warwick Farm winner The outsider in a six-horse field, Kelvinside has scored an upset win at Warwick Farm for trainer Pat Webster.
Nakanai scores upset at Doomben Nakanai has scored an upset win at Doomben for trainer Mel Eggleston.
Cannon Fires His First Shot! HIGH CHAPARRAL three-year-old CANNON RUN made a winning start to his career at Hawkesbury on Sunday.
Fireworks to step out for new stable Stakes-winning filly Fireworks will make her debut for new trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig at Moonee Valley.
Wine Tales ready for delayed return Trainer Chris Waller hopes the rain stays away from Rosehill to give Wine Tales her chance to return to racing on her preferred firm surface.
Hayes makes rare Sandown appearance pay Hear The Chant made the trip to Sandown worthwhile for trainer David Hayes with a narrow debut win.
Appalachian Annie after another Valley win Track specialist Appalachian Annie will be chasing her third Moonee Valley win for the season when she returns from a spell in a 1000m race.
Sears uncertain on two-pronged attack Trainer Tony Sears has admitted the weather will play a major part in his decision to run both Choice Bro and Pillar Of Creation in the Listed Eye Liner.
Reward For Effort Juvenile wins by 7 lengths in South Africa Two year-old Reward for Effort filly Effortless Reward made a one act affair of the 1000 metre maiden at Vaal in South Africa on Tuesday winning by more than seven lengths.
Further showers for day two of Ascot Rain is expected to continue for the second day of the Royal Ascot meeting with track already in the soft range.
A Shin Hikari odds-on for Royal Ascot Japanese star A Shin Hikari goes to the Princes Of Wales's Stakes as the world's highest rated racehorse and the odds-on favourite.
Nick Hall to ride Azkadellia in Tiara Jockey Nick Hall has been booked to ride Azkadellia in the Tattersall's Tiara, the final Group One race of the season in Australia.
James McDonald second at Royal Ascot Sydney's leading jockey James McDonald has run a close second on Qewy in the final race on the first day of Royal Ascot.
American horse Tepin wins at Royal Ascot American mare Tepin has won the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Tamworth trainer found guilty of drenching Tamworth trainer Cody Morgan and another man have been found guilty of corrupt behaviour over the drenching of 2013 Tamworth Cup winner Prussian Secret.
Matt Rudolph loses appeal against ban Former high-ranking racing official Matt Rudolph has lost an appeal against conviction for his conduct in the Sam Kavanagh cobalt case.
Stewards withdraw Craig Robertson charges Racing Victoria stewards have withdrawn handling charges against jockey Craig Robertson over his ride on Bolshoi Bandit in a race at Echuca.
Typhoon Tess to make Rosehill debut Typhoon Tess, a two-year-old daughter of multiple stakes-winning mare Gallant Tess, is ready to make her debut at Rosehill.
Turnitaround out to continue winning run In-form galloper Turnitaround will be chasing his fifth-straight win when he heads to Moonee Valley for a 2040m handicap.
Last to First win for Rosettas Whey Rosettas Whey posted her second win from 8 starts with an impressive last to first victory at Newcastle (Beaumont) on Saturday.
Poignant win for O'Hara on Dreams Alive Kathy O'Hara has ridden her frist winner back from injury, scoring aboard Dreams Alive, a son of the late Chance Bye.
Dryden hoping apprentice can continue form Canberra trainer Keith Dryden is hoping Andrew Adkins three-kilogram claim will give Chosen Prayer the advantage she needs at Warwick Farm.
Critical Risk chasing back-to-back wins Having won nicely at Cranbourne last month at his second Australian start, import Critical Risk will be out to add a city win at Sandown.
Jet Setting sold to China Horse Club Irish 1000 Guineas winner Jet Setting will stay with trainer Adrian Keatley but do her future racing for the China Horse Club after being sold.
Colless has suspension reduced on appeal Brisbane jockey Glen Colless has had a 17-day suspension reduced after an appeal over his Group One-winning ride on Malaguerra in the BTC Cup.
Highland Reel to miss Prince Of Wales Cox Plate placegetter Highland Reel has been withdrawn from his Group One assignment at Royal Ascot because of the soft track.
Weir chasing down Commonwealth record A training double at Mornington has Darren Weir on track as he chases down the Commonwealth training record of 334.
Dunn and Williams in title shoot-out Damien Oliver has conceded the Victorian jockeys' premiership and will take his family on holiday while Craig Williams and Dwayne Dunn fight it out..
Hutchings ends indentures with a winner Rory Hutchings has ended his apprenticeship with one winner at Canterbury to keep his 14-win buffer over Koby Jennings as Sydney's leading junior rider.
Little goes chasing bigger Valley prize Colin Little has chosen a race with a Super VOBIS bonus at Moonee Valley over a Mornington contest for Powerful Story.
Chris Waller to split Rosehill entries Trainer Chris Waller is eyeing the Ipswich Cup for Dance Of Heroes but is likely to still have Loophole and Beyond Thankful in a 2000m-race at Rosehill.
Short break in Qld for Stradbroke winner With spring not that far away, Under The Louvre will only have a short break in Queensland before returning to Melbourne.
At Your Command gains maiden win Despite star gazing up the home straight At Your Command has dug deep to land his maiden win at Mornington.
Chatauqua to stay at home in the spring Chautauqua will do his spring racing in Australia with connections to bypass an attempt to win a lucrative bonus in Japan.
Jumbo Prince to back up in Ipswich Cup Jockey Jim Byrne says Jumbo Prince's Eagle Farm run is best forgotten with the horse likely to back up in the Ipswich Cup.
Soft track for Royal Ascot meeting Rain is expected for most of the at Royal Ascot meeting with the track already in the soft range.
Provocative's win a milestone for Zabeel The late champion sire Zabeel has equalled his own father Sir Tristram's Australaian record of 45 individual Group One winners.
Last races for Hutchings as an apprentice Rory Hutchings will graduate to the senior riding ranks after the Canterbury meeting where he will try to consolidate his apprentices' premiership lead.
Sold For Song to bypass Tatt's Tiara Three-year-old filly Sold For Song will be kept to her own age group with trainer Kevin Kemp to resist the temptation of the Group One Tatt's Tiara.
Price-trained colts preparing for spring Mick Price-trained Group One winners Tarsino and Extreme Choice are gearing up for their major spring targets.
Cancelled meetings causing headaches Trainer Jason Warren has been forced into a back-up plan with Been Scene who is chasing her third straight win this campaign.
Canterbury hopes for This Is Australia Trainer Gerald Ryan believes a wide barrier could work in favour of This Is Australia who begins a winter campaign at Canterbury.
Dwayne Dunn retains lead in Melbourne After winning Brisbane's showcase race, Dwayne Dunn returns to action at Mornington to do battle with Craig Williams for the Melbourne premiership.
Baster worried by apprentices' workload Victorian Jockeys' Association chairman Stephen Baster believes the workload on apprentices is too heavy.
Creator pulls off Belmont Stakes upset The Steve Asmussen-trained Creator has worn down Destin to win the Belmont Stakes with Japanese colt Lani third.
Oliver suspended at Eagle Farm Stewards have suspended champion jockey Damien Oliver for 11 days for causing interference aboard Onemorezeta in the Dane Ripper Stakes.
Tony Vasil returns with first-up win After taking a sabatical from training General Truce has given Tony Vasil a return win at Flemington.
Kathy O'Hara suspended at Randwick At her first meeting back at Randwick since she was injured in a fall in the Australian Oaks, Kathy O'hara has earned a careless riding suspension.
Hutchings, Jennings shine at Randwick Sydney's two leading apprentices Rory Hutchings and Koby Jennings have ridden three and two winners respectively at Randwick.
Provocative wins G1 Queensland Oaks Provocative will follow in the footsteps of Ethereal and be aimed at the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups after winning the Group One Queensland Oaks.
Danish Twist adds another black-type win Danish Twist has put herself firmly in line for a start in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara with her win in the June Stakes at Randwick.
Jacquinot Bay in first-up Flemington win Jacquinot Bay will chase the final of the Winter Championship after his first-up win in the third heat of the series at Flemington.
Eagle Way wins G1 Queensland Derby Eagle Way is Hong Kong-bound after winning the Group One Queensland Derby at Eagle Farm for trainer Bryan Guy and jockey Tommy Berry.
Goodwood defeat aids Louvre in Stradbroke Under The Louvre held on to beat Black Heart Bart by a short half head in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap sprint at Eagle Farm.
Opinion defies odds and weight at Randwick The class of Group One winner Opinion has offset his 62 kilogrrams in the Stayers Cup at Randwick over the Melbourne Cup distance.
Sacred Elixir strolls to J J Atkins win Sacred Elixir set the huge Eagle Farm crowd alight when he strolled to the lead at the 200m mark and ran away to win easy in the J J Atkins Stakes.
Myers creates history in Brisbane Cup Rosie Myers gained access to an exclusive club when she won the Group Two Brisbane Cup aboard New Zealand stayer Benzini.
Flemington firsts for trainer and jockey Rich Charm has given her trainer a Flemington first with Leveraction giving her jockey a maiden metropolitan success.
Spill The Beans off to stud after win Jockey Tim Clark said Spill The Beans did well to win after race leader Eloping stopped quickly and left the colt in front earlier than expected.
Buffering stars on Stradbroke Day The redeveloped Eagle Farm reopened after 22 months with 180 runners but there was only one horse racegoers wanted to see - star sprinter Buffering.
Tsaritsa clinches hat-trick in Qld Guineas Chris Waller and champion Hong Kong-based jockey Joao Moreira have combined to win the Group Two Queensland Guineas with Tsaritsa.
Conchita wins tough battle at Randwick The Paul Perry-trained Conchita has made a successful comeback at Randwick, fighting off Star Crossed in the two-year-old race.
Apprentice Bayliss rewarded for hard work Jake Bayliss followed instructions to the letter as he guided Southerly Wind to an impressive debut win at Flemington.
Quick return for Aquis Farm on Cradle Me Zac Purton reminded Eagle Farm punters of why he's rated one of the best jockeys in the world when he got an inside run on Cradle Me to win at Eagle Farm.
Hopfgarten salutes in Wayne Wilson Mile Jockey Damian Browne was back in the good books with trainer Robert Heathcote after Hopfgarten won the Wayne Wilson Mile at Eagle Farm.
My Country wins first on new Eagle Farm My Country will have a short break after winning the Lancaster Stakes at Eagle Farm, before coming back for the spring three-year-old races.
Pat Smullen to ride Max Dynamite at Ascot Recent Irish Derby-winning jockey Pat Smullen will ride Melbourne Cup runner-up Max Dynamite in the Ascot Gold Cup.
Exaggerator primed for Belmont win Trainer Keith Desormeaux says Exaggerator is a confident horse as he attempts to add the Belmont Stakes to his Preakness win.
Waller weighs up Hawkspur's chances On the third anniversary of his Queensland Derby win, Hawkspur will be trying to recapture his form in a distance race at Flemington.
Michelle Payne contemplates her future Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne will take her time deciding whether she returns to race riding.
Hawkesbury track drying out The Hawkesbury track has improved to the soft range, two days out from its family race day with a further upgrade expected.
Darren Weir reaches triple century of wins Thermal Current's win in the Golden Topaz at Swan Hill has given trainer Darren Weir his 300th win for the season.
Guineas distance test for Sold For Song Trainer Kevin Kemp admits the Queensland Guineas will be a distance test for Sold For Song as she steps up to 1600 metres for the first time.
Artlee, Bell together again for Stradbroke Jockey Mitchell Bell goes to the Stradbroke Handicap confident Artlee is his best chance yet to snare a Group One win.
Iggimacool on Winter Championship campaign Robert Smerdon has set his sights on the Winter Championship at Flemington with former Tasmanian mare Iggimacool.
Spieth's Randwick options down to two Spieth's three Randwick options have been narrowed from three to two with trainer Bryce Heys sweating on the colt getting a June Stakes start.
Successful team together for Atkins Veteran trainer Kelso Wood is looking to Nikitas to give him another win in the Group One J J Atkins for two-year-olds at Eagle Farm.
Rawiller relaxed ahead of big day Brad Rawiller is relaxed ahead of what could be one of his biggest days with leading chances at the feature Eagle Farm meeting.
Frankuus makes it 4 from 5 for Frankel Frankuus has become the fourth debut winner from just five starters for champion racehorse for his sire Frankel.
Holler thriving ahead of Royal Ascot Trainer John O'Shea has arrived in England and is pleased with what he has seen of Australia's Royal Ascot contender Holler.
Vet charged over banned drug in stable The detection of a prohibited substance following a stable inspection has led to Racing Victoria stewards laying charges against a vet.
A look at the Queensland Oaks Here's a look at some facts and figures about the Queensland Oaks.
Queensland Derby facts that matter Here's a look at the history of the Queensland Derby to be run on Saturday at Eagle Farm.
International invitations for Cox Plate Moonee Valley has issued Cox Plate invitations to horses from Japan, the United Kingdom, France, Hong Kong and Ireland.
Weather to determine where Qadir runs A run for Qadir at either Flemington or Morphettville Parks will be made on the better weather forecast.
Tom Sadler cops three-week suspension Apprentice jockey Tom Sadler has copped a three-week suspension by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Waller cautious about Stayer's Cup pair Chris Waller is hopeful more than confident about his runners in the Stayer's Cup at Randwick over the testing 3200 metres.
Forster set for bumper day at Eagle Farm Local trainer Desleigh Forster is bracing for a big day at Eagle Farm with certain starters in the Queensland Derby and Queensland Guineas.
Eagle Way set for big Australian farewell The Bryan Guy-trained Eagle Way will have his final run in Australia in the Queensland Derby before heading to Hong Kong.
Two Blue over the odds: Buchanan Two Blue's trainer Kristen Buchanan says the mare is well and truly over the odds in Saturday's Stradbroke Hcp at Eagle Farm.
Homebody Straturbo relishes a trip away Straturbo will be making a fifth interstate trip in a seven run campaign when he contests the Jezabeel Handicap at Flemington.
Change could suit Miss Cover Girl Brisbane's wet weather has forced a change of plans for Miss Cover Girl who lines up in the QTC Cup at Eagle Farm this weekend.
Longer break for Ben Allen with injury After breaking into metropolitan ranks in recent months apprentice Ben Allen will have an extended stay on the sidelines with injury.
Exaggerator favourite for Belmont Exaggerator will start from barrier 11 in his attempt to add the Belmont Stakes to his Preakness Stakes win.
Frankel filly Fair Eva wins for breeder Fair Eva has continued the great start to Frankel's breeding career, giving the champion horse his third winner from four starters.
Craig Williams has full Flemington book With Dwayne Dunn riding in Brisbane Craig Williams has the chance to eat into his Melbourne jockeys' premiership lead at Flemington.
Sarah Moody to face RAD Board over tweet The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear charges laid by Racing Victoria stewards against Sarah Moody for alleged offensive tweet.
Racing Australia and breeders in fight Thoroughbred breeders are concerned that Racing Australia can implement new rules without any input from the breeding industry.
Hugh Bowman back in style at Canterbury Globe-trotting jockey Hugh Bowman has made a welcome return to the Sydney winner's circle at a low-key Canterbury meeting.
Taylor forced to jump off horse at Doomben Jason Taylor has been forced to jump off his mount Vitervo Star at Doomben.
Flemington battle for Lindsay Park trio Jacquinot Bay is rated the best chance of the Lindsay Park runners in the Rod Johnson Handicap at Flemington.
Deja vu for Taylor ahead of Stradbroke Jason Taylor has the ride on Takedown in the Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Palazzo a definite June Stakes runner Trainer Matthew Smith will keep Palazzo Pubblico in Sydney for the June Stakes but has not ruled out another trip to the Brisbane winter carnival.
Review into jumps deaths at Ellerslie A review has been launched after three horses died in jumps races at Ellerslie this week with an animal advocacy group wanting the sport banned.
Executed scores at Doomben for Johnston Executed has given rookie trainer Krystle Johnston her first stakes victory with a win at Doomben in the Lightning Handicap.
Michelle Payne keen on race riding return Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne has been discharged from a Melbourne hospital after pancreatic surgery following a race fall.
Azkadellia draws barrier 5 for Stradbroke Favourite Azkadellia will start from barrier five of 18 in the $1.5 million Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Big Day for Grand Syndicates It was huge day for the owners of Gee Whizzer and Grand Syndicates, as their John Price trained son of Written Tycoon easily accounted for his opposition at Geelong, and in the process took Grand Syndicates' prizemoney tally past the magic $1,000,000 mark!
One to Watch – France Thanks to a couple of seasons of shuttling to Kentucky for Darley, champion Australian racehorse and sire Lonhro has had winners all over the world and a debut juvenile winner at Saint-Cloud in France overnight caught our eye as he is bred on the same cross as Golden Slipper winner Pierro.
Tommy Berry returns to Sydney racing Tommy Berry will make his reutrn to Sydney racing after a successful stint in Asia which included a Group One victory on Chautauqua.
Hayes wants synthetic track in NE Vic Rain has forced the rescheduling of a race meeting at Wangaratta to Wodonga, prompting calls for a synthetic track in the region.
Oaks delay no problem for Smerdon pair Dwayne Dunn has taken the ride on Dulverton in the Queensland Oaks with Mark Zahra on the suspended list.
Listed Daybreak Lover rescheduled The Listed Daybreak Lover sprint has been saved from the Eagle Farm wash-out and re-programmed for the final day of the winter carnival.
Rosie Myers eyeing Brisbane Cup New Zealand stayer Benzini is primed for the Brisbane Cup with his jockey Rosie Myers keeping a close eye on him in the lead-up.
Melbourne Cup tour launched in Ballarat Darren Weir and Stevie Payne have helped launch the 14th tour of the Melbourne Cup around Australia and New Zealand.
Weather to have a say on Whistle Baby run Whether Whistle Baby runs at Swan Hill or Flemington will be left up to the weather and the state of the track.
Trainer eyeing Grafton return for Braces Trainer Greg Hickman is looking to Braces to improve at Canterbury ahead of a return trip to the Grafton carnival.
Kaepernick looking likely for Stradbroke The Hawkes stable is warming to running Kaepernick in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap in preference to the QTC Cup on the Eagle Farm program.
Vic cobalt samples to be re-analysed Victoria's chief steward Terry Bailey says he is happy to have cobalt samples re-tested to remove any doubt about their validity.
Winona Costin recovering from leg injury Apprentice Winona Costin remains in hospital after surgery on a leg wound she suffered in a fall at trackwork.
Return runner close for Tony Vasil Tony Vasil has nominated General Truce for two upcoming races as he embarks on a return to his training career.
Joseph O'Brien off to a winning start Joseph O'Brien is off to a flying start to his training career with four winners from his first seven runners.
Triple Group One winner Ortensia dies Globetrotting mare Ortensia, the winner of Group One races on three continents, has died at the age of 10.
Artlee gains a run in Stradbroke Hcp NSW country-trained gelding Artlee is guaranteed a Stradbroke Handicap start with Mitchell Bell to be reunited with the sprinter.
Aussies combine for G1 Singapore win Former Australian trainer Cliff Brown has collected his third Singapore Group One win for the year with Glen Boss riding Laughing Gravy in the QEII Cup.
Perry says it would be nice to win again Wouldnt It Be Nice will get conditions to suit as he steps out in defence of the Listed June Stakes at Randwick.
In-form 3yo makes city debut at Flemington As John Moloney makes steady improvement from a broken leg he's hopeful Penny Shares can step up to city grade at Flemington.
Vic trainer outed on peptide charges Paul Jones has been disqualified for administration and possession of an unregistered product containing a synthetic peptide.
Waller duo ready to join Qld Derby team Chirs Waller confirms four runners for the Queensland Derby with Encosta Line and Rodrico ready to travel from Sydney.
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Jockey Kent Desormeaux in rehab Exaggerator's jockey Kent Desormeaux is undergoing treatment in an alcohol rehabilitation facility but expects to ride the colt in the Belmont Stakes.
Mackinnon Stakes no longer a Cup lead-up The Victoria Racing Club has switched the dates of two Group One races in a shake up of it's Melbourne Cup carnival.
Joseph O'Brien begins training career Joseph O'Brien, the 23-year-old son of champion Irish trainer Aidan, begins his own training career with seven runners at two meetings.
Protectionist wins German comeback The 2014 Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist has made a winning return from injury in Germany, claiming a 2000m-race at Dusseldorf.
Rawiller puts Real Love to the test Leading Brisbane Cup contender Real Love has had a race day gallop at the Sunshine Coast accompanied by Qld Derby favourite Howard Be The Name.
Time for whip rule review
: O'Keeffe Victorian Jockeys Association chief executive Des O'Keffe has called on Racing Australia to revisit the five-strike whip rule.
Cox Plate ambitions for Yankee Rose Trainer David Vandyke is already looking for a lightweight rider for Group One winner Yankee Rose in the Cox Plate.
Oaks winning filly showing improvement The source of an illness which has struck down Group One winner Abbey Marie remains unknown but the filly is responding to treatment.
Provocative not a certain Oaks runner With the Queensland Oaks and Derby now on the same program, Provocative's trainer Tony Pike now has to make a choice.
Cecily Eaton third in international race Brisbane jockey Cecily Eaton has finished third in an international race for female riders in Rome.
Qld officials defend Oaks re-programming Queensland officials say they have made the only decision possible by transferring some races and not others from the washed-out Eagle Farm meeting.
Dermot Weld wins first Epsom Derby Dual Melbourne Cup winning-trainer Dermot Weld has won his first Epsom Derby with Harzand taking out the blue riband.
Harzand wins Epsom Derby Irish jockey Pat Smullen has eased his mount Harzand clear of favourite US Army Ranger to win the Epsom Derby.
Rosehill meeting completed in rain Racing at Rosehill has gone ahead will all nine races run on a day of weather cancellations on the eastern seaboard.
Ben Allen suspended again on whip breach Apprentice Ben Allen has again incurred the wrath of Racing Victoria stewards with another whip breach suspension.
Four wins for Koby Jennings at Rosehill Apprentice jockey Koby Jennings has highlighted his credentials with four wins on a heavy track at Rosehill.
Deanne Panya double at Rosehill Deanne Panya has ridden her first metropolitan double at a rain-soaked Rosehill where apprentices dominated.
Sandown switch a bonus for Forgeress Quinton Scott made the most of a meeting switch from Moonee Valley to Sandown with Forgeress scoring a solid win.
First Highway win for King's Officer Terry Robinson-trained gelding King's Officer has broken through for its first highway handicap win in seven starts.
Four on the trot for Turnitaround Matthew Williams will give in form galloper Turnitaround one more start before contemplating a shot at some of the lesser spring carnival races.
Rain forces many race meetings off Wild weather on Australia's east coast has forced the postponement of several regional and city race meetings on Saturday.
Michael Freedman has first Rosehill winner Michael Freedman's Sydney training career is off to a perfect start with his first city runner Henry The Createth a winner at Rosehill.
Lankan Rupee relation scores at Sandown Dwayne Dunn has stretched his lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with victory aboard Lankan Rupee's half-sister Inspired Estrelle.
Queensland Oaks meeting called off The Queensland Oaks has been added to the bumper Stradbroke Handicap day program after racing at Eagle Farm was abandoned due to heavy rain.
First Frankel filly wins on debut The first filly by unbeaten champion Frankel, Queen Kindly, has made a winning debut for trainer Richard Fahey.
Minding gives Aidan O'Brien sixth Oaks Minding has bounced back from her Irish 1000 Guineas defeat to win the Epsom Oaks and give trainer Aidan O'Brien his sixth win in the Classic.
Murray downs Wawrinka to reach Paris final Andy Murray is through to his first French Open final after beating defending champion Stan Wawrinka in four sets.
Magic Millions record for Listen Here Listen Here, the dam of Group One winner Shooting To Win, has set a Magic Millions auction record of $3.4 million.
Michelle Payne now stable: Racing Victoria Injured Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne continues to improve from abdominal surgery after a race fall.
Smart to Venture out at Rosehill for Ryan Trainer Gerald Ryan prefers to ignore Smart Venture's debut and the two-year-old will start again at Rosehill.
Injured Winona Costin out of Rosehill card Leading apprentice Winona Costin will not be riding at Rosehill as she recovers from an injury sustained in a trackwork fall.
Peter Robl has faith in Tegan Harrison Peter Robl believes jockey Tegan Harrison and speedy mare Eloping can alaim a second Group win together in the QTC Cup.
Surgery key to Wine Tales return to racing Throat surgery and the removal of bone chips are expected to give Wine Tales every chance of delivering on her early promise.
Steve O'Dea hoping Diamond shines Tan Tat Diamond can help trainer Steve O'Dea celebrate his relationship with Aquis Farm when he runs in a Listed race at Eagle Farm.
New Zealand fillies to stay the Oaks trip Provocative and Romantic Maid will be out to further improve the recent record of New Zealand-trained fillies in the Queensland Oaks.
Spring build-up begins for Get The Picture Get The Picture will contest a strong three-year-old race at Sandown, the colt's first start since running in the Victoria Derby.
Pritchard-Gordon has A Lotta Sandown Love A Queensland trip for A Lotta Love has been ruled out as trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon tries to improve her handicap rating at Sandown.
Provocative gains Queensland Oaks start Provocative, the first emergency for the Queensland Oaks, has gained a start in the Group One race with the scratching of Beluga Blue.
US Army Ranger heads 16-horse Derby US Army Ranger heads a team of five from the Aidan O'Brien stable for Britain's premier Classic, the Derby at Epsom.
Anxious weather watch for Eagle Farm Brisbane racing officials are banking on latest forecasts which say a major weather event will not happen until after the Eagle Farm race meeting.
Weir in sight of magical 300 season wins With 296-1/2 winners for the 2015-16 season Darren Weir is just shy of creating a new personal training record.
Vancouver retired to Coolmore Stud Golden Slipper winner Vancouver's Royal Ascot mission has been aborted and the colt will head home to Australia to begin his stud career.
Costin injured in Rosehill trackwork spill Winona Costin will undergo surgery after injuring her leg in a fall during a Rosehill session.
Sons Of John on way back to best: Attard It's been a roller-coaster 12 months of racing for Sons Of John, one of the favourites to snap a run of outs at Rosehill.
Weather puts dampener on Dunn's Oaks plans Kebede is rated a leading Queensland Oaks contender, but trainer Matt Dunn fears Brisbane's weather will have the final say on her chances.
Queensland plans scrapped for Turnitaround Turnitaround will be out to extend his winning sequence to four when contests an 1800m race at Sandown.
Veteran Steel Zip returns to carnival fray Trainer Pat Duff claims Steel Zip is going as well as ever as the evergreen sprinter prepares for another tilt at the QTC Cup at Eagle Farm.
Apprentice keeps ride on Lightning chance Lloyd Kennewell insists Brisbane racegoers will see a one Australia's up-and-coming apprentices when Zac Spain rides Jennyfromtheblock at Eagle Farm.
Snapper takes on WFA en route to Qld Derby Snapper will step into weight-for-age company as he continues his Queensland Derby build-up in the Eagle Farm Cup.
Hurdle school keeps Shockemohle in mood Schockemohle makes a 1600m return at Sandown, but trainer Brett Scott says the horse's future is over jumps.
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Rosemont Stud set 2016 Fees With a new horse on the roster, an emerging talent and a warhorse that keeps knocking out high quality winners, Victoria's Rosemont is well placed to have a strong breeding season 2016.
Three winners in less than a week for Blueblood Thoroughbreds The winning combination of Tim Martin and Christian Reith continued yesterday when Sea Sharp broke his maiden at Hawkesbury with a strong win in the MINX POMMEROY MAIDEN PLATE (2000 METRES).
Nolen fall an accident: stewards South Australian stewards have ruled the fall in which Luke Nolen was injured an accident as the jockey remains on the sidelines.
Aidan O'Brien has strong hand in Classics Coolmore trainer Aidan O'Brien will saddle up the favourites in both the Oaks and the Derby at Epsom.
Good book for Oliver in Sandown return Damien Oliver will ease himself back into riding after suspension with a good book at Sandown before he heads to Queensland for the Stradbroke meeting.
Qld Guineas a chance for Divine Mr Artie A Sandown start for Divine Mr Artie is on hold as trainer Brendan McCarthy looks at a possible Brisbane trip fro a Group race.
Balmain Girl completes perfect form puzzle Balmain Girl's first win has come one race later than Les Bridge expected with the filly beating the favourite Pepperberry at Warwick Farm.
Gauci expects to take Ashlee Marie mount Veteran jockey Darren Gauci expects to be fit to ride in the Queensland Oaks after straining his shoulder at Ballarat.
Too Rough earns Melbourne trip Trainer Bevan Laming will target some off-season staying races in Melbourne with three-year-old Too Rough, a winner over 2220 metres at Doomben.
Brown not fazed at distance change Trainer Stephen Brown has had to change tack with Kievann following a venue change from Moonee Valley to Sandown..
Bjorn Baker continues winning ways at Farm Trainer Bjorn Baker has backed up his recent Doomben 10,000 win with Rock of Mahal scoring at Warwick Farm.
Bounding sells for $1.9 million Bounding has been the star of the first day of the National Broodmare Sale with Stonestreet Farm paying $1.9 million for the Group One winner.
Conners says Dawnie is perfect for Oaks Trainer Clarry Conners says Dawnie Perfect is primed to join her mother Zagalia as a winner of the Group One Queensland Oaks.
Smith covers all bases with Frill Seeking The likelihood of wet tracks in Sydney and Brisbane will ensure Frill Seeking has conditions in her favour should she race at Rosehill or Eagle Farm.
Jake Noonan hospital stay extended A breathing problem following surgery on a broken left leg means Jake Noonan will have to stay in hospital longer than expected.
Joseph O'Brien to be licensed trainer Retired champion jockey Joseph O'Brien is ready to start his training career as soon as the Irish Turf Club rubber stamps his licence.
Mount Omei to run in Queensland Oaks Chris Waller confirms Mount Omei a definite runner in the Queensland Oaks which he won last year with Winx.
Elusive Star to give Bowman walr success Leading jockey Hugh Bowman returns to Sydney racing at Warwick Farm after a successful month riding in Japan and Hong Kong.
Melbourne Cup option for Dylan Mouth Trainer Marco Botti has international races including the Melbourne Cup in mind for Italian Group Two winner Dylan Mouth.
Provocative first emergency for Oaks New Zealand filly Provocative will have to rely on a scratching to gain a start in the Group One Queensland Oaks at Eagle Farm.
Van Gestel rolls dice with Casino Dancer Casino Dancer will be out to make the most of a second chance with trainer Mike Van Gestel when she runs at Rosehill.
Meeting switch not ideal for Jalan Jalan Colin Little says it is frustrating that his filly Jalan Jalan is faced with a venue change and distance increase at Sandown.
Bowman to make Singapore cameo appearance Hugh Bowman has been granted a one-day licence to ride Fastnet Dragon in the Queen Elizabeth II Cup in Singapore.
Desire to make a mark sparks Rebeka Prest Wagga Wagga-based apprentice jockey Rebeka Prest has had an up-and-down start on the professional circuit after 80 wins as an amateur rider.
Damien Oliver confirmed for Stradbroke fav Azkadellia has recovered well from her placing in the Doomben 10,000 with trainer Ciaron Maher expecting further improvement for the Stradbroke Handicap.
Alaskan Rose to tackle G1 Queensland Oaks Trainer Mike Moroney is hoping it is third time lucky at Group One level for three-year-old filly Alaskan Rose n the Queensland Oaks.
Ghisoni out of the Stradbroke Handicap Godolphin has decided not to run Ghisoni in the Stradbroke Handicap with the filly to instead have her next start in the Dane Ripper Stakes.
Dundeel leads first season sires at National Weanling Sale Dundeel can now add Leading First Season Sire at the Magic Millions National Weanling Sale to the string of titles he earned as a racehorse.
Kathy O'Hara returns at Hawkesbury Jockey Kathy O'Hara will make her return from injury ahead of schedule when she rides at Hawkesbury.
Seven Derby hopefuls left for O'Brien Trainer Aidan O'Brien has seven entries at the latest declaration stage for the Epsom Derby which he has won six times.
Damien Oliver set for Sandown return After being suspended at the Warrnambool three-day meeting for failing a breath test, Damien Oliver will make his return at Sandown.
City debut among options for Tuscan Red Tuscan Red has been nominated at three venues including a three-year-old race at Sandown following his impressive maiden win.
Less Is More to close the stable door Less Is More will be David Vandyke's last runner from his Wariwck Farm stable with the trainer now ensconsed on the Sunshnine Coast.
Queensland trip likely for Raw Impulse Darren Weir says beaten McKell favourite Raw Impulse still has some growing up to do and is planning to give him another interstate trip.
Great Weekend for Blueblood runners Blueblood Thoroughbreds celebrated two winners this weekend when Madam Zabeel broke her maiden at Echuca on Sunday for trainers John and Chris Ledger. The win came less than 48 hours after Vegas Strip also broke her maiden at Cranbourne on Friday night.
Zafiki could join Smerdon duo in Qld Oaks Chabaud and Dulverton are certain Queensland Oaks runners for Melbourne trainer Robert Smerdon with Zafiki outside the field as it stands.
Bowman to ride Malaguerra in Stradbroke Azkadellia remains the $4.60 favourite for the Stradbroke Handicap after the release of weights for Brisbane's premier sprint.
Vegas Strip brings the party to Cranbourne for Blueblood Thoroughrbeds Cleverly named filly Vegas Strip (Snitzel x Life Of The Party) becomes the 19th 2yo winner for Snitzel this season after a dominant display in breaking her maiden at Cranbourne on Friday night.
Injured Michelle Payne in good spirits Michelle Payne remains in a Melbourne hospital and will have further tests after undergoing pancreatic surgery following a fall in country Victoria.
Jake Noonan to have surgery on broken leg Jockey Jake Noonan will have surgery on a broken leg suffered in a Pakenham fall just weeks after his Group One win on Precious Gem.
Red Verdon to run in the Epsom Derby Trainer Ed Dunlop has confirmed Red Verdon will run in the Epsom Derby as a late entry to the Classic.
Moreira scales new heights in Hong Kong A treble at Sha Tin has taken Joao Moreira to a record 146 winners for the season with the jockey's setting his sights on a target of 160.
Gary Portelli cleared of ibuprofen charge Trainer Gary Portelli has had a conviction for ibuprofen expunged from his record in the wake of other cases from horses treated at a Victorian property.
Numbers game for Darren Weir Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Darren Weir has numbers on his side as he closes in on the Commonwealth record for winners in a season.
Beluga Blue in Queensland Oaks bid Blinkers will go back on Adelaide filly Beluga Blue to help her settle in the Group One Queensland Oaks.
Pre-Stradbroke trial for Charmed Harmony A start in the Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm will depend on how Charmed Harmony performs in an upcoming trial.
Popular WA horse trainer dies in accident Tributes have flowed for popular WA horse trainer Hana Dickson, who has died in a riding accident aged 31.
Begg starts new venture in Victoria Grahame Begg has had his licence approved in Victoria and is ready to begin a new phase of his training career.
McEvoy closing on rare Brisbane G1 record Jockey Kerrin McEvoy is closing in on a rare Brisbane Group One record following his Doomben 10,000 win on Music Magnate.
Goodwood Cup goal for Trip To Paris Trainer Ed Dunlop has earmarked the Goodwood Cup for the return of Caulfield Cup runner-up Trip To Paris.
Tepin team say Royal Ascot is still on Tepin's owner says the star American mare is on target for Royal Ascot despite concerns she cannot run on Lasix or wear a nasal strip.
Mark Zahra suspended for Grand Prix ride Inteference in the Grand Prix Stakes has cost leading Melbourne jockey Mark Zahra a 12-day suspension.
Last-race drama for chief steward Murrihy The last race at Randwick has ended a relatively quiet final metropolitan meeting for Ray Murrihy as chief steward.
Ben Allen suspended for whip rule breach Apprentice Ben Allen has had a mixed day at Sandown, riding a winner but also copping a suspension for a whip breach in another race.
Mackintosh triumphs in Grand Prix thriller Mackintosh and Eagle Way will stage a rematch in the Queensland Derby after they produced a thrilling finish in the Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben.
Ecuador passes distance test in McKell Cup Ecuador has passed his first 2400m test in the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick but the jury is out on Raw Impulse.
Younger Dunn gets the job done at Sandow Dylan Dunn has upstaged his father Dwayne in a fighting finish to win on Lahqa at Sandown.
Patrick Payne claims another jumps feature Angelology has given Patrick Payne a second Australian Steeplechase success in three years with an easy win at Sandown.
Bold Sniper provides proper royal result Co-trainer Tom Dabernig says it's a huge thrill for his Lindsay Park stable to train a winner for The Queen.
Mighty Lucky claims WFA Lord Mayor's Cup Resilient gelding Mighty Lucky will back up in the Eagle Farm Cup after his gritty win in the Lord Mayor's Cup at Doomben.
Music Magnate wins Group 1 Doomben 10,000 In a fast-run Doomben 10,000, Sydney sprinter Music Magnate has toppled the favourite Azkadellia in the Group One sprint.
Attention wins the Gr 2 BRC Sires' Produce Sydney colt Attention has beaten Dreams A Plenty to take out the Group Two BRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Doomben.
Real Love lands Group Three Premier's Cup Real Love is on target to give trainer Darren Weir his first Brisbane Cup winner after she claimed the Premier's Cup at Doomben.
Rodrico reignites Queensland Derby hopes Rodrico's Queensland Derby prospects have resurfaced with his tough win at Randwick over 2000m.
Wait and see on Ghisoni Stradbroke start Ghisoni has firmed for the Stradbroke Handicap after winning at Doomben, but the Godolphin filly isn't a certain starter in the $1.5 million race.
Gauci guides Moshway to first-up victory Kyneton trainer Mick Sell has had an opinion of two-year-old Moshway, a first-up winner in rain-affected going at Sandown.
Kamacite clinches hat-trick in Doomben win In-form sprinter Kamacite has landed a confident betting move in leading to win the Queensland Day Stakes at Doomben.
Highway journey worth it for Wonderbolt Apprentice Koby Jennings has celebrated a Highway Handicap win at Randwick for his old bosses Barbara Joseph and Paul Jones.
Missing jump no hurdle to Sandown result Arch Fire has won the Australian Hurdle despite jockeys on the five runners deciding to bypass the last obstacle.
Holler gallops ahead of trip to England Australia's sole representative at the Royal Ascot meeting, Holler, has tuned up for his assignment with a raceday workout at Randwick.
Group One assignment awaits Skylight Glow Skylight Glow's win at Randwick could be the springboard to an appearance in the final Group One for two-year-olds this season.
Sandown doubles up with Valley meeting Moonee Valley requires additional time to recover from a track renovation which has forced the transfer of a meeting to Sandown.
Minimum bet limit coming for RV's policy Racing Victoria will follow the lead of Racing NSW and introduce a minimum bet limit for it's wagering service providers.
Qld Derby berths on the line in two states While the leading Queensland Derby contenders run in a Group Two race at Doomben, several others will try to stake their claims at Randwick.
Stakes milestone in sight for Dothraki A top-four finish in the Doomben 10,000 will ensure talented sprinter Dothraki goes past $1 million in career earnings.
Bold Sniper chasing first Australian win The Lindsay Park stable has been working on getting Bold Sniper to relax ahead of a start in a staying race at Sandown.
Mott aiming for first feature jumps win Jockey Jamie Mott is hoping to claim his first feature jumps win on Australian Hurdle and Steeplechase day at Sandown.
McKell Cup where it began for Chris Waller Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller takes on his Melbourne counterpart Darren Weir in the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Fresh thinking to help Hooked: Thompson Trainer John Thompson claims Hooked has shown enough in three barrier trials to be rated a first-up threat in the Doomben 10,000.
Spying On You in for another long journey Trainer Grant Young and Spying Are You will hit the road again from Murray Bridge to Sandown in search of a big prize.
Mr Individual to press Qld Guineas claims Three-year-old Mr Individual will be on trial for a trip to Brisbane for the Queensland Guineas when he runs against his own age at Sandown over 1400m.
Candika set to shine from improved barrier Trainer Steve O'Dea expects promising Candika to show her Magic Millions form when the filly contests the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Doomben.
Qld trainers disqualified for cobalt swabs Queensland racehorse trainers Lyn Paton and Rochelle Smith have been banned for 12 months following separate cobalt inquiries.
Divine Centuri out of Doomben 10,000 Three-year-old filly Divine Centuri has been scratched from the Group One Doomben 10,000 leaving a field of nine.
Max Dynamite third on return Odds-on favourite Max Dynamite has only managed third place in his first race since his Melbourne Cup second.
Trainer Ricky Maund to start 6-month ban Trainer Ricky Maund will start a six-month disqualification for raceday treatment after failing in his avenues of appeal.
Barbass to make city debut at Randwick Inglis Challenge winner Barbass will take the next step in his fledgling career when he makes his city debut at Randwick.
Sonorous out to stake claim for Qld Derby New Zealand three-year-old Sonorous will make a belated bid for a place in the Queensland Derby when he steps out at Randwick.
Bernard Saundry to step down as RV boss After 14 years with Racing Victoria and the last four as its chief executive, Bernard Saundry will leave the governing body.
Delectation ready to step up in 10,000 Delectation will be reunited with jockey James McDonald in the Doomben 10,000 as he attempts to resurrect his Group One-winning ways.
Racehorses provide relief for dairy farmer The pressure is on Peter Chow's small team of racehorses to offset the losses from his Warrnambool dairy farm.
Tom Ryan chasing second Aust Steeple win The Pat Hyland-trained King Triton will carry Tom Ryan's hopes for a second Australian Steeplechase win at Sandown.
Benchi Pegasus ready to begin winter prep Rain is expected to boost Benchi Pegasus's chances in his return from a spell in a benchmark sprint race at Sandown.
Trial points to Traveston in G3 Glenlogan A barrier trial placing to Azkadellia that had more merit than first thought, augers well for Traveston Girl's chances in the Glenlogan Park Stakes.
Eagle Way thriving on orthodox Derby path Eagle Way will continue a conventional route to the Queensland Derby when he contests the Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben.
Divine Centuri owner returns to G1 arena Divine Centuri will give Brisbane lawyer David Cameron his first Group I runner in 40 years when she takes on weight-for-age stars in the Doomben 10,000.
Mark Zahra to ride Rudy at Doomben Mark Zahra will ride Rudy at Doomben with Blake Shinn committed to Junoob in the Group Two race.
King's Stand option for Holler Australian Royal Ascot contender Holler still has the option of running in the King's Stand Stakes as well as the Diamond Jubilee.
Max Dynamite set for Sandown return Melbourne Cup runner-up Max Dynamite will make his return in the Group Three race at Sandown.
Rory Hutchings with two key Domben rides Leading Sydney apprentice Rory Hutchings has the chance to put his name in lights further afield with two Group Three rides at Doomben.
3YO Manhattan Boss to take on older horses Craig Widdison is hopeful Manhattan Boss will measure up against older horses at Sandown, while he rates Whirlpool well placed in a 1600m fillies race.
Back to basics for non-starter Al Minhaad El Sid has put up an impressive display in a two-year-old race at Canterbury in the absence of late scratching Al Minhaad.
Iggi popular with trainer after comeback Trainer Peter Robl is thrilled to have Iggi Pop back at the races and has high hopes for the seven-year-old who has recovered from a bowed tendon.
Sir Donald, Lauderdale steal midweek show Two-year-olds Sir Donald and Lauderdale have showed why they have bright futures after winning maiden races at Ipswich.
A Shin Hikari to go top of world rankings Japanese horse A Shin Hikari's 10-length win in France in his first start for 2016 is likely to see him at the top of the next round of world rankings.
Angelology out to give Payne family a lift One of racing's best-known families will be out to end a trying week with a winner when Angelology runs in the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Smerdon fillies on trial for Qld Guineas Fawkner's half-sister Fife could head to Brisbane for the Queensland Guineas if she performs well enough in a 1600m race at Sandown.
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Azkadellia draw no issue in 10000: Maher Doomben 10000 favourite Azkadellia has drawn the widest of 10 runners in the Group One sprint, but Ciaron Maher remains upbeat about the mare's chances.
Azkadellia favourite for Doomben 10,000 The Ciaron Maher-trained Azkadellia is the ruling favourite for the Doomben 10,000 despite her outside barrier.
Nyquist to miss Belmont Stakes Kentucky Derby winner Nyqust, who suffered his first defeat in the Preakness Stakes, will miss the Belmont Stakes with a high white cell count.
Mongolian Khan to stand at Windsor Park Mongolian Khan has been secured for stallion duties in a deal between New Zealand's Windsor Park Stud and the Inner Mongolia Rider Horse Group.
Smerdon with chance at another Aust Hurdle Trainer Robert Smerdon has won four of the past six Australian Hurdles and has Arch Fire heading towards this year's race.
A Shin Hikari stamps authority in France Japan's A Shin Hikari has given his Group One rivals a lesson in the Prix d'Ispahan at Chantilly at his first start since his Hong Kong Cup success.
Michelle Payne sidelined for some weeks Patrick Payne says a decision on retirement will be left to his sister, Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle, when she recovers from a race fall injury.
Fallon set to ride for Sir Michael Stoute Kieren Fallon is set to renew his association with trainer Sir Michael Stoute aboard Across The Stars in the Epsom Derby.
Super One runs last race, set for stud Super One, a stakes-winner in Singapore and Australia, has likely run his race and is set to start his stud career in the spring.
Last Typhoon heading to Qld for Grand Prix The Robert Smerdon-trained Last Typhoon is schduled to head to Brisbane for the Grand Prix Stakes with a view to also running in the Queensland Derby.
Sires' wins out over Randwick for Barbass Barbass is among 14 two-year-olds nominated for a 1400m race at Randwick, but the country-trained youngster seems certain to run in Brisbane.
Arch Fire chasing second Australian Hurdle Gingerboy has had Arch Fire's measure in two hurdle races this season, but the Australian Hurdle could be a different story.
Divine Centuri declared for Doomben 10000 Trainer Stuart Kendrick has decided to give three-year-old filly Divine Centuri her chance in the Doomben 10000.
Miles Of Krishan out to confirm spring bid Greg Eurell believes Miles Of Krishan is a black-type horse in the making and he will test the filly over 1600m at Sandown with a view to the spring.
McGillivray joins Sargent in Sydney move Matthew McGillivray is the latest addition to the Sydney apprentice riders' ranks after linking with Randwick trainer John Sargent.
Super One retired to stud Star Singapore sprinter Super One is being retired to stud. Trainer Lee Freedman confirmed on Tuesday morning Super One has run his last race and will stand at Newgate Farm in the coming season.
Veteran sprinter Rain Affair retired Multiple Group One placegetter Rain Affair has been retired with trainer Daniel Bowman saying he has lost interest in racing.
Surgery possible for injured rider Clenton Samantha Clenton is out of hospital but the leading apprentice jockey will have her broken collarbone assessed by Racing NSW medical staff.
Entries extended for Sandown jumps races Arch Fire and Thubiaan have been nominated to repeat their 2015 Australian Hurdle and Steeplechase victories.
Michelle Payne's Royal Ascot dream on hold Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne faces a number of weeks on the sidelines recovering from surgery following a race fall.
Michelle Payne in fall at Mildura Michelle Payne has taken a tumble at Mildura on the same day four apprentices have been injured in a multiple-horse fall at Taree.
Hall Of Fame inductee chasing Sandown win Hall Of Fame inductee Pat Hyland still rides trackwork at the age of 74 with Australian Steeplechase contender King Triton a regular mount.
Michelle Payne in hospital after fall Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Payne remains in hospital after a race fall but initial scans have come back clear.
Secateur a Cup horse in the making Trainer Danny Williams says former English horse Secateur is ready to show what he can do over the 2400 metres of the McKell Cup at Rosehill.
Gingerboy aiming for hat-trick at Sandown Gingerboy will go chasing a second feature jumps race success when he lines up in the Australian Hurdle at Sandown.
Jericho earns black type at Doomben Jericho joined Smart Missile's growing list of stakes performers when he rocketed home for second in Saturday's $100,000 BRC Hampden S. 1200m LR.
Oink to step up in class to BRC Sires' Trainer Kelly Schweida has no regrets about skipping a Listed race with Oink to put him up to Group Two level in the BRC Sires' Produce.
Four young jockeys hurt in Taree fall Four young jockeys have escaped serious injuries but have been taklen to hospital after a multiple horse fall at Taree.
Doomben 10,000 start for Azkadellia Ciaron Maher isn't too concerned about the prospects of a firm track for Azkadellia when she lines up in the Doomben 10,000.
Glen Colless decides not to defend ban Glen Colless will begin a suspension immediately in order to be back in time to ride Malaguerra in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Jet Setting grounds Minding in Guineas Emerging trainer Adrian Keatley has produced Jet Setting for an upset win over Coolmore's odds-on favourite Minding in the Irish 1000 Guineas.
Black Heart Bart Stradbroke market mover Black Heart Bart's win in the Goodwood in Adelaide has propelled him to second favourite for the Stradbroke Handicap in Brisbane.
Straturbo flying the Portelli stable flag Doomben Listed winner Straturbo has more stakes races in his sights while his brother I'm All The Talk is preparing for a new career at stud.
Tavi Bay arrives in Qld for Oaks mission Henry Dwyer is hoping Tavi Bay can add the Group One Queensland Oaks to the Derby the trainer won with Sonntag two years ago.
Apprentice Josh Oliver keen for more Apprentice Josh Oliver is hoping his first Saturday metropolitan win at Doomben is just the start of things to come.
Chatuauqua's spring could include Japan Chautauqua's part-owner Rupert Legh believes the best is still to come from Chautuauqua and will soon meet with John Hawkes to discuss a spring plan.
Wells up for Sandown steeplechase return Wells will take on the big jumps for the first time in almost two years when he runs in the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Tipperary looking to break new ground Trainer Joe Pride has high hopes New Tiperrary can continue his winning run and race his way into the Queensland Derby.
Exaggerator wins the Preakness Stakes Exaggerator has ended the Triple Crown aspirations of Nyquist, stamping his authority on the Preakness Stakes run on a wet Pimlico track.
Glen Colless to fight suspension Brisbane jockey Glen Colless says he will fight a suspension which threatens to keep him out of the major winter carnival races at Eagle Farm.
Exaggerator wins Preakness Stakes Nyquist's Triple Crown bid has come unstuck in the second leg with Kentucky Derby runner-up Exaggerator turning the tables in the Preakness Stakes.
Awtaad upsets Galileo Gold in Guineas Veteran trainer Kevin Prendergast has rolled back the years to claim his second Irish 2000 Guineas four decades after his first.
Jockey Glen Colless to appeal ban Glen Colless will miss the ride on Stradbroke Handicap favourite Malaguerra unless he is successful in an appeal against suspension.
Regan Bayliss beaten, suspended and fined Apprentice Regan Bayliss has been suspended for 12 meetings on a careless riding charge while earning a $750 fine for a whip rule breach.
Higgins guides Nautical to Listed victory Jockey Brian Higgins has notched the biggest win of his career with a Listed success on Nautical at Flemington.
Counterattack earns Stradbroke Hcp tilt Counterattack has earned a ballot-free entry into the Stradbroke Handicap after winning the Group Three Fred Best Classic at Doomben.
Weir wins another 3200m Flemington race Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Darren Weir has landed another 3200m race at Flemington with Glorious Sinndar claiming in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes.
Milestone for Rory Hutchings at Rosehill Rory Hutchings has outridden his claim and almost certainly sealed the Sydney apprentices title with a double at Rosehill.
Pindan a Pearl for Tim Martin at Rosehill Trainer Tim Martin is keen to keep Pindan Pearl in his stable rather than the sale catalogue and the mare has done her bit with a win at Rosehill.
Our Ivanhowe wins the Group 1 Doomben Cup The Freedman stable has won a fifth Doomben Cup, with Lee and Anthony sharing the yard's latest triumph as Our Ivanhowe beat Hauraki and It's Somewhat.
Kebede outstays rivals in Gr 2 The Roses A long-held ambition by trainer Matthew Dunn to have a runner in the Queensland Oaks is within reach after Kebede's win in The Roses at Doomben.
Loyalty Man suited in drop back to mile Loyalty Man could have earned himself a trip to Brisbane for the Queensland Guineas after winning over 1600m at Flemington.
Stradbroke not an option for Snippets Land Snippets Land has given trainers Peter and Paul Snowden back-to-back wins in the BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Cahill bounces back from fall at Doomben Leading jockey Michael Cahill has recovered from a bout of concussion to win the Bright Shadow Handicap at Doomben on Palazzo Pubblico.
Correspondent, Panya post a metro victory Perth-bound Correspondent leaves NSW with a Saturday win at Rosehill under his belt courtesy of a well-judged ride by Deanne Panya.
Qld under consideration for Turnitaround Turnitaround has continued his good form this preparation in taking out the Might And Power Handicap at Flemington.
Archives makes up for unlucky Sydney debut Archives has posted an important win for his sire, claiming a narrow victory in the Hampden Stakes at Doomben.
Divine Chills gives owners a big thrill Divine Chills has given apprentice Beau Mertens his first Flemington win as an excited group of owners cheered the filly on.
Straturbo rediscovers top form at Doomben The Gary Portelli-trained Straturbo has capitalised on the run of the race to beat Wicked Intent in the Chief De Beers Handicap.
Winter break looms for 2YO Sebring Dream The Lindsay Park-trained Sebring Dream has improved on a debut second to take out the Pat Hyland Plate at Flemington.
Chipanda breaks through for Rosehill win The promising Chipanda had broken through to win at her third start, a victory her stable believes will be the first of many.
Wet track no concern for Nyquist Trainer Doug O'Neill says a wet Pimlico track is of no concern with Nyquist going into the Preakness Stakes.
Vancouver to miss Greenlands Stakes Vancouver will miss the Greenlands Stakes with an unsatisfactory blood picture but the Diamond Jubilee Stakes remains in the plans.
Members to decide racecourses' fate Racing Victoria is in discussions with the three metropolitan clubs in Melbourne over the long term future of the racing industry.
Ladbrokes, Coral may have to offload shops Bookmakers Ladbrokes and Coral may have to offload betting shops in Britain as part of their proposed merger.
Swacadelic thriving ahead of 3200m race Swacadelic has had a long campaign but his trainer is convinced the stayer is thriving and can prove hard to beat in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes.
Allen jumps at sprint chance at Flemington A week after claiming his first Group One victory, Irish jockey John Allen heads to Flemington looking for a first win at headquarters.
Leebaz Cup win can put sire in rare air If Leebaz can win the Doomben Cup, his sire Zabeel will join his own father Sir Tristram as the equal Australasian record holder.
Turnitaround chasing third-straight win Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams believes a step up to 2000m at Flemington will be no issue for the in-form Turnitaround.
Brian Cox facing 13 charges by stewards Wodonga trainer Brian Cox has been issued with 13 charges by stewards including administering a prohibited substance to affect a horse's performance.
Holler pleases in Randwick barrier trial Holler has pleased trainer John O'Shea with his second in a Randwick barrier trial ahead of his bid for Royal Ascot success.
Too Good To Refuse bids for Stradbroke Hcp The Desleigh Forster-trained Too Good To Refuse is expected to measure up against a strong interstate challenge on Doomben Cup day.
For Me Dad continues sentimental journey It's always a sentimental time when For Me Dad goes to the races, but her presence at Rosehill will be even more special for owner Greg Corra.
Vandyke move primed to be Group 1 success David Vandyke has made his name in racing in NSW, but he will be training for a Queensland win when Maurus runs in the Doomben Cup.
Winks confident Supido can step up in G1 Supido has been aimed at the Group One Goodwood by trainer Mick Kent and his jockey James Winks believes the sprinter can step up in his biggest test.
2YO out to follow up international Gr1 win The colours carried to victory in a recent Group One victory in Singapore will be on show in the Pat Hyland Plate at Flemington.
Lyricist on song for Doomben Roses Doomben Roses runner Lyricist is among a host of fillies trying to boost their prize money to make the field for the Queensland Oaks.
Emphatically can stamp herself at Doomben Melbourne trainer Ciaron Maher hopes two-year-old Emphatically can live up to her name in a Listed race at Doomben.
Exaggerator ready for Round 5 with Nyquist Exaggerator will step out against Nyquist for the fifth time in the Preakness Stakes with his trainer hoping to break the losing sequence.
Prime Dispatch Edition 115 This week's Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
The five remaining nominations to one of the country's hottest stallions WRITTEN TYCOON to be auctioned online at bloodstock.com.au from next week After a timely reminder of Written Tycoon’s dominance of the Two-Year-Old Sire’s Premiership last weekend; Woodside Park Stud in partnership with Inglis Digital would like to remind all breeders that the first of the Written Tycoon nominations will go live on Bloodstock.com.au's Everyday Auctions Monday the 23rd of May.
Yendall expected to be fit for Goodwood Dean Yendall is expected to be fit to ride in the Group One Goodwood after suffering bruising but no fractures in a barrier mishap at Ararat.
Protectionist nearing a race return Trainer Andreas Wohler says Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist is almost ready for his race return in Germany.
Glenn Road to face first metropolitan test Henry Dwyer says three-year-old Glenn Road has improved from her first start for her new stable and is hoping she can make her presence felt at Flemington.
Extra Zero back to the flat at Flemington The Lindsay Park stable is hoping a placing in a jumps race at Warrnambool can spark a 2000m win at Flemington for Extra Zero.
Eagle Farm reopens, Azkadellia star turn Victorian mare Azkadellia is on target for the Stradbroke Handicap after a barrier trial win to launch a new-look Eagle Farm track.
Barrier trial to prime Holler for overseas Group One winner Holler will contest a Randwick barrier trial to prepare for a trip to England and a Royal Ascot appearance
McEvoy galloper earns another 3200m shot Lucky Lucky Lucky is being given the chance to redeem himself over the Melbourne Cup course with a start in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington.
Siblings to chase two-state stakes double Standish Handicap winner Durendal resumes in the Listed Straight Six at Flemington while older sibling Flamberge will chase an interstate Group One win.
Smerdon with Group 1 chances in two states Stablemates Under The Louvre and Noble Protector are after their Group One wins when they line up in The Goodwood and Doomben Cup respectively.
Wicked Intent poised for Doomben back-up Speedster Wicked Intent is a strong chance to race for the second time in seven days after being entered for a Listed race at Doomben.
Perignon ready for swan song at Doomben Sydney filly Perignon is set to farewell racing when she lines up with topweight in the Bright Shadow Handicap.
Doomben Cup mount confirms Orman's rise James Orman will ride Messene for Hawkes Racing in the Doomben Cup as the apprentice continues to sweep all before him.
NZ 3YO filly on Serious Aust assignment The presence of New Zealand filly Serious Satire adds interest to an off-season meeting at Rosehill.
Mixed day for apprentice Blaike McDougall Apprentice Blake McDougall has racked up his fourth suspension since March after riding his first metropolitan winners.
Smart Missile's month of metro winners First season sire Smart Missile is on a mission in May and it's all about winning - so far he's added three new city-class winners to his CV in a fortnight.
Derby winner Nyquist draws gate three Odds-on favourite Nyquist will jump from barrier three in his attempt to add the Preakness Stakes to his Kentucky Derby win.
Distances to be remeasured at new track Britain's newest racetrack at Newcastle will be remeasured after analysis of the fast times at the first meeting on the Tapeta surface.
Nick Hall suspended for 16 meetings A careless riding suspension at Ballarat has cost Nick Hall the Group One ride on Doomben 10,000 favourite Azkadellia.
Gates at Brisbane's Eagle Farm to reopen Brisbane's Eagle Farm racecourse will open its gates to the public on Thursday after being closed for nearly two years due to major upgrade work.
Sadler, Robertson charged over race rides The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will hear charges laid by Racing Victoria stewards against apprentice Tom Sadler and jockey Craig Robertson.
No-one to blame for Australian Oaks fall Stewards have ruled the ATC Austrtalian Oaks fall in which Kathy O'Hara was injured was a racing incident and not the fault of any other rider.
Flemington track rating to suit Jimando Tony McEvoy will rely on Jimando in the Better Loosen Up Handicap at Flemington after Mr Backchat drew gate 18.
Smerdon well represented in Straight Six Odyssey Moon and Iggimacool are set to contest the Listed Straight Six at Flemington, but stablemate My Poppette will head to Adelaide.
Rockolicious favoured to beat stablemates Chris Waller has weight of numbers on his side in the Neville Begg Handicap at Rosehill, headed by Rockolicious.
NZ fillies show their Queensland Oaks form New Zealand fillies Romantic Maid and Provocative have won at different Australian venues to boost their chances of Queensland Oaks berths.
Va Va Veni adds to Costa haul at Ipswich Michael Costa has trained his fifth winner in a week with Va Va Veni posting a decisive victory at Ipswich.
Cadogan set to step up to stakes racing Randwick winner Cadogan will be an addition to Bjorn Baker's winter carnival team after cementing his place with victory at Randwick.
Matt Cumani set to unveil another import Matt Cumani will produce another European import at Flemington having had provincial wins with two others.
Challis suspension reduced to $2000 fine Country Victorian trainer Bob Challis is free to continue training after appealing to the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Beach helps Vilanova thrive for 3200m test A jumps career has been put on hold for Vilanova as the former Chris Waller-trained stayer heads to the Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington.
Volkstok'n'barrell primed for Doomben Cup Trainer Donna Logan has Volkstok'n'barrell back to his best as her stable star tries to end a run of outs for New Zealand gallopers in the Doomben Cup.
Cassidy on verge of returning to saddle Sidelined jockey Larry Cassidy hopes to be given the all-clear to resume riding after a year out of racing.
Midterm in race against time for Derby Midterm, the former favourite for the Epsom Derby, has been found to have a sore hamstring and is battling time to get to the Classic.
Black Heart Bart Goodwood favourite Darren Weir will saddle favourite Black Heart Bart and Sooboog as he chases a second Group One win in Adelaide in as many weeks.
Field of 11 expected for Preakness Stakes Nyquist and Exaggerator, who ran one-two in the Kentucky Derby, are expected to fight out the finish of the Preakness Stakes.
Royal Ascot unlikely for Griffith sprinter Trainer Robbie Griffith doubts The Quarterback will make it to Royal Ascot as the Newmarket Handicap winner prepares for The Goodwood.
Heys weighs up Syd, Bris races for Spieth Trainer Bryce Heys' plans for Spieth are llikely to be decided by an unfavourable order of entry for the Fred Best Classic.
Tony Gollan fined $1000 for verbal abuse Tony Gollan has been found guilty of verbal abuse towards a member of rival trainer Rob Heathcote's staff.
Bowman's wait and see on Rain Affair start Rain Affair will be an acceptor for The Straight Six at Flemington, but will only run if the track is not too firm.
Pat Hyland among Hall of Fame inductees Pat Hyland's achievements as a jockey and trainer have been recognised with his entry into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame.
Janiak's wisdom an inspiration for Dwyer Kiseki Dane is one of just three horses Mick Dwyer trains out of Newcastle, but the four-year-old is in top order as he chases successive Randwick wins.
Bogenhuber suspension overturned on appeal Sky Bogenhuber has successfully appealed against a suspension for her handling of Happy Event in the Darello Stakes at Toowoomba.
You're Invited to the Blueblood Thoroughbreds Open Day! Want to experience racehorse ownership? Head to Mick Price’s stables at 11am on Sunday 22nd May to see yearlings on parade by sires Smart Missile, Sebring and I Am Invincible. There’s entertainment for the kids and lunch will be provided.
BLACK DENIM KICKS OFF A BIG DAY FOR MICHAEL COSTA Black Denim became our 3rd individual winner for her new trainer Michael Costa when she broke her maiden in good fashion in the SPRING HILL MAIDEN PLATE (1000 METRES) at Kembla Grange on Saturday.
Spendthrift Australia announce 2016 Fees Spendthrift Australia has set fees for its current roster of four stallions that will stand the 2016 breeding season.
Murray pleads not guilty in cobalt case Trainer Paul Murray has pleaded not guilty to cobalt charges relating to stored samples which showed higher than allowed levels in G2 winner Alma's Fury.
So Mi Dar out of Epsom Oaks with lameness So Mi Dar, regarded as a major threat to the odds-on favourite Minding, will not run in the English Oaks because of lameness.
Cup winner heads R A Lee Stakes entries Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance headlines 17 nominations for the Group Three R A Lee Stakes at Morphettville.
Ghisoni trials well ahead of Qld campaign Group-winning filly Ghisoni has pleased her connections in an easy barrier trial in Sydney ahead of a Brisbane winter campaign.
Sebring Sun to shine in the winter Trainer Gary Portelli is looking to build Sebring Sun's confidence in the winter before he decided on any spring targets.
Lindsay Park out to end Goodwood drought David Hayes and Tom Dabernig are set to have five runners in The Goodwood as the partnership looks to win the South Australian sprint for the first time.
Feek expects Barwon to relish 3200m Co-trainer David Feek will give progressive stayer Barwon his chance over 3200metres in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemiington.
Roger James aiming at Qld Classic New Zealand trainer Roger James is striving to get Romantic Maid to the Queensland Oaks but is more hopeful The Hassler can make it to the Derby.
Dylan Dunn to make G1 debut against father Apprentice Dylan Dunn is excited to get the opportunity to ride in a Group One race for the first time aboard Faatinah in The Goodwood at Morphettville.
Derby shake-up as The Gurkha wins G1 The Aidan O'Brien-trained The Gurkha is the market leader for the Epsom Derby following his win in the French 2000 Guineas.
Skye Bogenhuber appeals two-month ban Queensland jockey Skye Bogenhuber will front the appeals board iin her appeal against a two-month suspension on a handling charge.
Bondi Beach wins Vintage Crop Stakes Bondi Beach has won the Group Three Vintage Crop Stakes at Navan on his way to the Ascot Gold Cup and another tilt at the Melbourne Cup.
Willie Mullins out of luck in America Irish trainer Willie Mullins' first American runners have had to settle for minor prize money in the Iroquois Hurdle in Nashville.
No claim for Ben Allen at provincials When Ben Allen returns to the saddle following a careless riding suspension it will be without a claim on out-of-town tracks.
Date set for Australian Oaks fall inquiry Damien Oliver and Blake Shinn will attend a delayed inqiury into the Australian Oaks fall in which Kathy O'Hara was injured.
Qld jockey Cecily Eaton to ride in Rome Brisbane jockey Cecily Eaton has been invited to ride in a heat of the Ladies World Championship in Rome.
Weir deflects any talk of record year
Darren Weir is concentrating on placing his large team of horses to their best advantage as he continues another stellar season.
Counterattack to assault Fred Best Classic Counterattack will be out to cement an automatic berth in the Stradbroke Handicap when he runs in the Fred Best Classic at Doomben.
Alpine Eagle to make return in Adelaide Alpine Eagle will make his return from injury in the R A Lee Stakes which is also set to feature Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance.
Jye McNeil to get update on injured leg Apprentice Jye McNeil will have scans this week to check on how his injured leg in healing, eight weeks after undergoing surgery.
Noblet sends smart fillies for a spell Andrew Noblet has remained single minded in sending Silent Sedition to the paddock after her last-start Group One placing.
Qatar Racing snap up Classic hopeful Now Or Never will sport the colours of Sheikh Fahad's Qatar Racing when she runs in the Group One Irish 1000 Guineas.
Apprentice to ride Messene in Doomben Cup Apprentice James Orman will ride in his second Group One race when he is legged aboard the Hawkes Racing-trained Messene in the Doomben Cup.
Royal Ascot next for Cunco Frankel's son Cunco has a stakes race at Royal Ascot in his sights following his debut win at Newbury.
Stewards adjourn inquiry into Sadler ride Tom Sadler's ride on Lonrockstar at Caulfield is being investigated by Racing Victoria stewards.
Doomben stipes adjourn BTC Cup fall probe An inquiry into Michael Cahill parting ways with Artlee after the finish of the BTC Cup has been adjourned.
Allen wins SA Derby on Howard Be Thy Name Leading jumps jockey John Allen is now a Group One winner on the flat, steering Howard Be Thy Name to claim the South Australian Derby.
Mackintosh dominates rivals in Rough Habit Emerging stayer Mackintosh has continued the dominace of trainer Chris Waller in the Rough Habit Plate at Doomben.
Olivier delivers Weir a Caulfield treble Olivier has followed his first-up win with another Caulfield victory after a confident ride from apprentice Ben Thompson.
Mertens guides Nat's The Boss to city win Three-year-old Nat's The Boss has scored his first city win at Caulfield, two weeks after being denied in a photo finish at the same track.
Danish Twist claims G3 Dark Jewel Classic Danish Twist has led home a quinella for trainer Kris Lees in beating Onemorezeta in the Dark Jewel Classic at Scone.
Tavi Bay books Qld Oaks trip at Caulfield Lightly raced staying filly Tavi Bay will head to Brisbane for the Queensland Oaks after a narrow 2000m win at Caulfield.
Correct weight for Clenton in Listed win Samantha Clenton has claimed the most significant win of her career amid drama leading up to Clearly Innocent's victory at Scone.
Rudy and Jumbo Prince dead-heat at Doomben The judge has been unable to separate Rudy and Jumbo Prince after a thrilling finish in the Singapore Turf Club Trophy at Doomben.
Malaguerra wins G1 BTC Cup for Freedmans Malaguerra has confirmed his high rating for the Stradbroke Handicap with a tenacious win in the $500,000 BTC Cup at Doomben.
Matt Cumani celebrates first metro success Show A Star has given Matt Cumani his first city winner and the trainer hopes it is a sign of things to come for his fledgling stable.
Serene Majesty wins $400,000 Scone Guineas Peter and Paul Snowden have trained another Scone Cup carnival feature-race winner with Serene Majesty capturing the Inglis 3YO Guineas.
Rupert bows out on Winning note at Doomben Sydney two-year-old Winning Rupert remains unbeaten after holding off Attention and Souchez to win the Champagne Classic
Real Love stays on target for Brisbane Cup Durable mare Real Love has the Brisbane Cup in her sights after she set a course record in winning the JRA Cup at Doomben.
Alucinari gives Godolphin Scone Listed win James McDonald has ended a frustrating run of minor placings with Alucinari winning the Denise's Joy Stakes at Scone.
Manaya in last-to-first Woodlands victory First-starter Manaya has given her rivals a start and a beating to claim the Woodlands Stakes at Scone for trainer Michael Costa and jockey Lester Grace.
Walker guides Blue Tycoon to Caulfield win Co-trainer Tom Dabernig rates Blue Tycoon a horse of the future after the two-year-old's win at Caulfield.
Weir undecided as Raw Impulse wins again Trainer Darren Weir wants to get Raw Impulse back to his Warrnambool base before making a decision on the import's immediate future.
Divine Centuri back in business for winter The Stuart Kendrick-trained Divine Centuri has beaten Wicked Intent to revive her Brisbane winter carnival fortunes.
Bondi Beach ready for Navan test Bondi Beach, part-owned by Lloyd Williams, continues his path to thr Ascot Gold Cup and another tilt at the Melbourne Cup in the Vintage Crop Stakes.
The Frankel legend continues with Cunco The Frankel legend continues with his first-born foal and first racetrack runner Cunco winning at Newbury.
Divine Mr Artie chasing back-to-back wins The Brendan McCarthy-trained Divine Mr Artie will be striving for back-to-back city wins at Caulfield when he runs in the Yellowglen Handicap.
All But Gone present at Scone Country Cup A horse his trainer thought might never get to the races has rewarded Damien Lane with victory in the $60,000 Country Cup at Scone.
Pajaro wins Scone Cup for Snowden, Clark The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Pajaro has produced a spirited finish to beat Amovatio and Malice in the Scone Cup.
Big win for young trainer Cameron Crockett Bargain buy Barbass has given young Mudgee trainer Cameron Crockett victory in a $100,000 race at Scone.
Flamberge has jump-out ahead of Goodwood Last year's Goodwood winner Flamberge has had a jump-out at Flemington to have him ready for his defence of the Group One sprint in Adelaide.
Geelong victory for Chris Parnham After spending three months recovering from a broken foot and infection, Chris Parnham has struck winning form at Geelong.
Manaya gets a start in Woodlands Stakes Hot Danish's little sister Manaya will make her debut at Scone, gaining a start as the emergency in the Woodlands Stakes after the scratching of Eckstein.
Salt water cures Howard Be Thy Name South Australian Derby second favourite Howard Be Thy Name doesn't mind travelling as he makes a third trip in six weeks to Adelaide.
Liberation can defy BTC Cup odds: Lockwood Trainer Barry Lockwood insists he has nothing to lose by running cantankerous sprinter Liberation in the BTC Cup.
Japonisme favourite for Group 1 BTC Cup Trainer Chris Waller will be out to build on his season tally of 15 Group One wins with three runners in the BTC Cup at Doomben.
Matt Cumani hoping to Star at Caulfield Less than two months after having his first runner, trainer Matt Cumani is hoping Show A Star can give him a city win at Caulfield.
Heffernan takes page out of Kent manual Tidy sprinter Rich Jack will figure in a forced switch in distance for trainer Carol Heffernan at Caulfield.
Winx remains top of world horse rankings Winx and California Crome continue to be the top-ranked racehorses in the world as Maurice, Werther and Nyquist improve their standings.
Scone Guineas looms large for Girl Sunday Three-year-old Girl Sunday is one of the biggest horses in the Gerald Ryan stable with the trainer hoping her ability can match her size.
Tiyatrolani team after Champagne result Tiyatrolani will be chasing a hat-trick of wins as she tries to keep an unbeaten record in the Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Shotacross The Bow to stake G1 Derby claim The Queensland Derby quote for Shotacross The Bow is expected to tighten after the three-year-old contests the Rough Habit Plate.
Hong Kong's Chadwick to ride in Sinapore Former champion apprentice Matthew Chadwick will join Singapore's riding ranks during Hong Kong's off-season.
Cunco first foal by Frankel to race The first foal produced by champion Frankel will be the first to the racetrack when he runs in a maiden at Newbury.
Waller favourite for trainers' challenge Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller is the favourite to take first points in a rich trainers' challenge to be held over the Brisbane winter carnival.
Weir, Oliver escape charges over ibuprofen Stewards have decided not to charge trainers Darren Weir and Luke Oliver over positive swabs to ibuprofen.
RV stewards overturn Hamblin suspension Paul Hamblin can return to race riding immediately after breath test for alcohol has been found to be flawed.
Tommy Berry in line for Maurice G1 ride Sydney jockey Tommy Berry has picked up the ride on Maurice should the glamour horse of Japanese racing contest the Group One Yasuda Kinen.
Dunn ready for Melb premiership challenge Dwayne Dunn is level with Craig Williams at the top of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership and gets a chance to add to his season tally at Caulfield.
Clearly Innocent leads Bennett Scone bid Up-and-coming sprinter Clearly Innocent rates among local trainer Greg Bennett's better chances of landing a winner during the Scone Cup carnival.
Amovatio out for another stakes race win Chris Waller will be double-handed in the Scone Cup with last year's winner Tales Of Grimm and Hawkesbury Gold Cup winner Amovatio.
Weir takes cautious route with Raw Impulse Exciting import Raw Impulse will be shooting for his third-straight Australian win when he lines up in the Racing Photos Handicap at Caulfield.
Tavi Bay on trial for G1 Qld Oaks start Tavi Bay can earn to a trip to Brisbane for the Queensland Oaks if she runs well over 2000m at Caulfield.
Sacred Star puts Stradbroke bid on line New Zealander Sacred Star will be trying to convince Tony Pike he is worthy of another Stradbroke Handicap start when he runs in the BTC Cup.
Bush trainer to appeal six-week suspension Country trainer Bob Challis is appealing the severity of a six-week suspsension for failing to report Handicap Honours as a bleeder after trackwork.
Excites Zelady earns chance in Melbourne Excites Zelady has come through his latest Morphettville run in top order with trainer Chris Bieg extending his campaign for one more run at Caulfield.
Millions reference a guide to G2 Champagne Magic Million splacegetters Candika and Nikitas have the right form to figure in the Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Forster pair set to upstage Sydney 3YOs Stablemates Cylinder Beach and I'm Belucci are ready to stave off a strong Sydney challenge in the Rough Habit Plate.
Luke Nolen almost ready to leave hospital Jockey Luke Nolen has no thoughts of retirement despite suffering serious injuries in a race fall in Adelaide.
Rosemont buys sister to Volkstok'n'barrell Rosemont Stud has paid $405,000 for a half-sister to Volkstok'n'barrell in foal to leading sire Tavistock.
Willie Mullins to have first US runners Nichols Canyon and Shaneshill will be Irish trainer Willie Mullins' first runners in the United States when they compete in the Iroquois Hurdle.
Jockeys' premiership to go down to wire Dwayne Dunn and Craig Williams share the lead in the Melbourne Jockeys' Premiership race, five clear of a suspended Damien Oliver.
Precious Gem arrives in Qld ahead of sale Precious Gem is due to go through the sale ring as trainer Henry Dwyer weighs up what is best for the Group One winner's immediate racing program.
Mick Kent maintains winning run at Sandown Mick Kent has had a race-to-race double at Sandown to continue an impressive sequence for the in-form trainer.
Jeff Lloyd stakes claim for riders' title Jeff Lloyd has put himself in contention for the Brisbane jockeys' premiership with a treble at the Sunshine Coast.
Every Faith chasing back-to-back victories After being scratched from a Group Two race in Adelaide because of a wide barrier, Every Faith will chase her second straight win in Melbourne.
Skylight glows for Cummings at Canterbury Having failed to reach her reserve at auction, Skylight Glow has vindicated trainer James Cummings' faith in her ability with victory at Canterbury.
Michael Costa sweating on Scone scratching Trainer MIchael Costa is banking on a scratching in a Listed race at Scone to showcase the talents of Hot Danish's sister Manaya.
Carey considers Caulfield back-up for Gold Pat Carey has accepted for last-start winner Spur On Gold at Caulfield and will weigh up whether to back the gelding up or wait another week.
Sadlers figure in family double at Sandown John Sadler has trained a winner and his son Tom has ridden one as the well-known racing family dominated the early part of the Sandown meeting.
Bubbleberry out to bring Ryan joy at Scone Bubbleberry is one of three fillies Gerald Ryan will saddle up in the Denise's Joy Stakes during the Scone Cup carnival.
Barrier blow for Fell Swoop in G1 BTC Cup Trainer Matt Dale is relying on Fell Swoop's form on the training track to help offset a difficult barrier draw in the BTC Cup.
Charlie Boy, Dothraki lead Snowden charge Peter and Paul Snowden will be trying to win back-to-back BTC Cups when Charlie Boy and Dothraki contest the Group One sprint.
Farley appeals 12-month disqualification Successful racehorse trainer Stephen Farley will fight the severity of a 12-month ban after one of his horse's returned an elevated level of cobalt.
Meech returns from Morocco for Derby ride Linda Meech says she enjoyed the experience of riding in an invitation race in Morocco as she prepares to chase South Australia Derby success.
Fell Swoop draws out in Group One BTC Cup Fell Swoop has held on to BTC Cup favouritism despite drawing a wide barrier in the Group One sprint at Doomben.
Galileo Gold to retain Derby option The owners of Galileo Gold are leavinc Derby options open for 2000 Guineas winner Galileo Gold despite questions over his ability to handle the distance.
Solow out of Queen Anne Stakes defence American horse Tepin is the favourite for the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot in the absence of injured French star Solow.
Chinese investor reaching for the sky A leading Chinese pigeon racer is hoping to make an impression with his first thoroughbred bought at the NZ Weanling Sale.
John Allen jumps at Group One chance Jumps jockey John Allen has a great chance to claim a Group One win on the flat aboard second favourite Howard Be Thy Name in the South Australian Derby
Michael Walker in first win after injury Michael Walker has returned from his latest injury to guide Time Commands and Sohool to victory at Geelong.
Just A Blur chases back-to-back features Canberra mare Just A Blur will take her place in the Dark Jewel Classic, nine days after winning the Wagga Wagga Town Plate.
By The Grace ready for Caulfield return Niggling knee problems have forced Andrew Noblet to concentrate on a winter campaign for By The Grace who returns to racing at Caulfield.
City debut comes early for Chelsea Hall Promising apprentice Chelsea Hall makes her city debut when she rides Chat To Maggie at Sandown.
Stephen Farley banned for cobalt positive Provincial trainer Stephen Farley has been disqualified for 12 months after one of his horses returned an elevated cobalt reading.
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Crockett in blinkered approach for veteran Cameron Crockett has accepted the advice of two experienced jockeys in opting to use blinkers on bush eight-year-old Are You Sure.
Victorian apprentice banned over $20 bet A $20 bet at a picnic race meeting has landed apprentice Liam Riordan a four-week suspension.
Godolphin buys Group One contenders Home Of The Brave and Dutch Connection will run in the Godolphin colours in the Lockinge stakes ahead of potential international campaigns.
Luke Nolen expected to make full recovery Jockey Luke Nolen hopes to be back riding within a couple of months after suffering broken bones in a fall in Adelaide.
Vancouver set for Irish debut Last year's Golden Slipper winner Vancouver is likely to have a race in Ireland before he heads to Royal Ascot for the Diamond Jubilee Stakes.
Stackhouse suspended, misses SA Derby Daniel Stackhouse has been suspended for 10 meetings for careless riding, ruling him out of the ride on Cool Chap in the South Australian Derby.
Lankan Rupee's sibling wins barrier trial Inspired Estelle, a younger half-sister to Lankan Rupee, was among the barrier trial winners at Cranbourne before rain forced a halt to proceedings.
Tas Derby winner nominated for Caulfield Tasmanian Derby winner Jerilderie Letter is nominated for a race at Caulfield but could be saved for a Moonee Valley race a few weeks later.
No penalty for Kris Lees over ibuprofen Racing NSW stewards have opted not to charge trainer Kris Lees over a positive ibuprofen swab returned by City Of Justice.
Tavistock progeny in demand Boom sire Tavistock's progeny attracted plenty of interest on the first day of NZ Bloodstock's national weanling sale at Karaka.
Waller trio on trial for Qld Derby Trainer Chris Waller will have three runners in the Rough Habit Plate at Doomben, the traditional lead-up to the Queensland Derby.
Miles Of Krishan impresses Eurell Trainer Greg Eurell says Miles Of Krishan has a bit of class about her and is looking forward to testing the filly in Saturday grade for the first time.
Spill The Beans to go the distance again Spill The Beans gets the chance to win another high-profile 1400m-race when he runs in the Scone Guineas.
Two Blue to be given Group One chance Wyong trainer Kristen Buchanan hopes Two Blue can be a force in Brisbane winter features in what is likely to be her final racing preparation.
Jake Noonan keen to build on G1 success Jake Noonan achieved his first Group One win in the Robert Sangster Stakes on Precious Gem and the jockey is now keen for more success at the top level.
RNSW chief steward Ray Murrihy to retire Racing NSW chief steward Ray Murrihy will retire next month after 46 years in the profession, 21 with Racing NSW.
Copious updates for some of Australia's leading stallions The weekend saw many of Australia’s leading stallions add to their tally of producing stakes winners.
Luke Nolen remains in hospital Luke Nolen is expected to make a full recovery from broken bones suffered in a fall in a Group One race at Morphettville
It's Now Or Never for rejuvenated Fallon Kieren Fallon has ridden his first European Group winner for two years with Now Or Never taking out the 1000 Guineas trial at Leopardstown.
Nyquist, Exaggerator to meet in Preakness Nyquist and Exaggerator, one-two in the Kentucky Derby, have both come out of the race well and will meet again in the Preakness Stakes.
Bowman, Berry winning in Japan Sydney jockeys Hugh Bowman and Tommy Berry have each ridden three winners over the weekend in Japan.
Peace Force to go one better in Dark Jewel Trainer Gerald Ryan will do his best to send Peace Forice out a winner before she goes to the National Broodmare sale.
Stradbroke likely target for Sir Moments Sir Moments is likely to be redirected to the Stradbroke Handicap after missing a scheduled start in the Hollindale Stakes with a minor hoof issue.
Cool Chap on target for G1 SA Derby Jockey Daniel Stackhouse will continue his association with VRC St Leger winner Cool Chap in the Group One South Australian Derby.
Delectation ready to get back to G1 form Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will launch a triple assault on the Group One BTC Cup with Japonisme, Delctation and Counterattack.
John Zielke eyeing more juvenile wins Caloundra trainer John Zielke will run Dreams Aplenty in the Champagne Classic as a forerunner to the Group One J J Atkins.
G1 Goodwood in the plans for Flamberge Flamberge is set to have a jump-out at Flemington as he prepares to defend the Group One Goodwood in Adelaide.
Nyquist wins 142nd Kentucky Derby Nyquist has lived up to his favouritism in the Kentucky Derby to give trainer Doug O'Neill and jockey Mario Gutierrez a second win in the race.
Nyquist wins the Kentucky Derby Unbeaten colt Nyquist has lived up to his favourtism to win the Kentucky Derby from Exaggerator.
Bondi Beach for Yorkshire Cup Unplaced Melbourne Cup runner Bondi Beach will have his second outing for the year in the Group Two Yorkshire Cup.
Avdulla suspended for Lord Mayors Cup ride Brenton Avdulla and apprentice Andrew Adkins have both been slapped with careless-riding bans at Rosehill on top of ones they were both about to begin.
Lucky Lucky Lucky scores overdue victory Lucky Lucky Lucky has formed part of a race-to-race double for the Tony McEvoy stable at Flemington.
Luke Nolen taken to hospital after fall Jockey Luke Nolen will be assessed for injuries in Royal Adelaide Hospital after a fall at Morphettville that has left him with back pain.
Stradbroke Handicap plans for 3YO Takedown Trainer Gary Moore has Stradbroke Handicap ambitions for Takedown after the three-year-old's win in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Ecuador wins first race for almost a year Aided by an impeccable ride from Adam Hyeronimus, Ecuador has won his first race for almost a year, claiming the Lord Mayors Cup at Rosehill.
Leebaz in upset win in Hollindale Stakes There is no stopping Hawkes Racing as Leebaz continued the stable's golden run to win the Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Promising Supido makes in six wins on trot Supido and Admiral could clash again in the Group One Goodwood in Adelaide after fighting out the finish at Flemington.
Coolring lands plunge in Gold Coast Cup Coolring has given in-form trainer Bjorn Baker the second leg of a feature-race double in landing a plunge to win the Prime Minister's Cup.
Harrison repays Robl faith in Stocking win As trainer Peter Robl thought she would, Tegan Harrison has found the key to Eloping in an all-the-way win in the Silk Stocking.
Chris Waller trio stake Group One claims Three Chris Waller-trained horses have put their Group One aspirations to the test with success at Rosehill.
Imposing Lass outstays rivals in Bracelet Imposing Lass passed her first stamina test and continued her winning streak when she made it four wins in a row in the Gold Coast Bracelet.
Euston Road gives co-trainers welcome win Three-year-old filly Euston Road has notched her first city win and broken a run of city outs for her trainers at Flemington.
Royal Tithe wins G3 Ken Russell Memorial Royal Tithe has upset her more fashionable winter carnival rivals, winning the Group Three Ken Russell Memorial at the Gold Coast.
Legerity continues Hawkes' run of success Legerity has kept the Hawkes Racing bandwagon rolling with victory at Rosehill after a big week for the family training concern.
I Am A Star wins at Flemington Trainer Shane Nichols believes he has a pretty handy filly on his hands after the win of I Am A Star at Flemington.
Dartmouth to be set for Royal Ascot The Queen's horse Dartmouth will be set for the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot after claiming a Group Three race at Chester.
Cathryn Sophia wins Kentucky Oaks Kentucky Derby-winning trainer John Service has claimed his first Kentucky Oaks win with Cathryn Sopia.
O'Neill relaxed ahead of Kentucky Derby Trainer Doug O'Neill has already won a Kentucky Derby with I'll Have Another, an experience he says prepares him for Nyquist's bid.
Adam Matthews cleared of supplyng cobalt The Racing NSW Appeal Panel has found vet Adam Matthews not guilty of supplying Vitamin Complex containing cobalt to trainer Sam Kavanagh.
Chris Parnham gets Group One call-up in SA Young jockey Chris Parnham is back from an injury lay-off and is hoping to make the most of a late pick-up ride in the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes.
Matt Cumani lands maiden training victory Matt Cumani, the son of prominent English trainer Luca Cumani, has trained his first winner with Our Covenant scoring at Bendigo in country Victoria.
O'Brien, Waller renew ties on Cup chance Chris O'Brien has known Chris Waller for longer than any jockey riding in Sydney and he hopes to make the most of a city opportunity for the trainer.
Mossman to carry flag for Heathcote His most famous progeny, Buffering, will be missing from the winter carnival, but Mossman will still be represented by the Robert Heathcote stable.
James Ross joins ATC in senior racing role The Australian Turf Club has appointed James Ross to a senior executive position with the impending retirement of Col Tuck.
Firm track worry for Cloudscape: Dabernig Imported galloper Cloudscape makes his debut for the Lindsay Park stable in the Chairman's Club Handicap at Flemington.
McEvoy with two chances in Adelaide G1 Don't Doubt Mamma will be tested at Group One level for the first time in the Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide.
Barwon faces Flemington test over 2800m Co-trainers David and Coral Feek will test lightly raced stayer Barwon over 2800m at Flemington when the gelding steps up in class from a provincial win.
Stradbroke Hcp bids on line for Waller duo Stablemates Sir Bacchus and Start Wondering have to keep winning to be a part of Chris Waller's Stradbroke Handicap squad.
NZ trainer with chances in Vic and Qld New Zealand trainer Shaune Ritchie will be chasing a two-state double in Australia with runners in Victoria and Queensland.
Bjorn Baker to keep winners coming Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker is looking to build on his haul of winners with three runners in stakes races at the Gold Coast.
Blake Spriggs has saddle will travel Blake Spriggs is looking forward to notching another winner in the red and white Waratah Thoroughbreds colours in the Hollindale Stakes.
Miss Cover Girl ready to hit the headlines Trainer Kelly Schweida is confident a good barrier will give Miss Cover Girl her chance to get back to her best in the Silk Stocking at the Gold Coast.
Dam of Japonisme to be covered by Vancouver One of the highlight mares at the 2016 Inglis Australian Broodmare Sale was Encosta de Lago matron Haiku, who fetched $580,000 and is set to visit Golden Slipper winner Vancouver in his first season at stud.
Zero level breath test to ne considered The suspension of two jockeys at the Warrnambool carnival for failing a breath test to alcohol may bring about a zero limit.
Guineas winner Galileo Gold to miss Derby Trainer Hugo Palmer has decided not to run 2000 Guineas winner Galileo Gold in the Derby with genetic tests showing he would struggle at the distance.
Three-straight Warrnambool Cups for Weir Master Of Arts has given Darren Weir a third-straight Warrnambool Cup victory at the famous three-day carnival.
No Song No Supper superior in Grand Annual No Song No Supper has had to call on all his staying qualities to grind out a win in the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
McEvoy looks for Lucky break at Flemington Tony McEvoy has scratched Lucky Lucky Lucky from the Warrnambool Cup to give the stayer his chance on better ground at Flemington.
Million-dollar filly on black-type mission Immaturity has counted against high-priced yearling purchase Maraam, but the filly is making up lost ground for the Snowden satble.
Stakes double for Not A Single Doubt Fell Swoop and Into The Red delivered Not A Single Doubt's second same-day, same-track stakes double this season with strong wins at Doomben on Saturday.
Oliver suspended for failed breath test Damien Oliver and Paul Hamblin have been stood down and suspended for failing a breath test on the final day of the Warrnambool racing carnival.
Kemp filly on Song for Gold Coast Guineas Sold For Song's fast-finishing placing in the Mick Dittman Plate has trainer Kevin Kemp bullish about her Gold Coast Guineas prospects.
Dawnie Perfect to back up in Gr 3 Bracelet Clarry Conners has committed Dawnie Perfect to a quick back-up in the Gold Coast Bracelet as the filly continues a Queensland Oaks campaign.
Hammersley experience to help Sir Moments Jockey Paul Hammersley rates Sir Moments a genuine Hollindale Stakes chance despite an influx of interstate horses for the weight-for-age race.
Bargain-buy Adirondack set for Wagga glory Former Godolphin galloper Adironack will be out to continue his winning ways for a new stable when he contests the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup.
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Waller and Weir strong for Stradbroke Trainers Chris Waller and Darren Weir have strong entries for Brisbane's premier race, the Stradbroke Handicap.
Nyquist draws barrier 13 in Kentucky Derby Kentucky Derby favourite Nyquist will jump from barrier 13 as a 3-1 chance in the famous Run To The Roses.
Michelle Payne suspended at Warrnambool Michelle Payne will return from a Warrnambool suspension in time to ride Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance in Adelaide.
Zac Spirit entered for July Cup Zac Spirit, trained by Australian Cliff Brown, could become Singapore's first runner in the July Cup at Newmarket.
Weir out to add to his Warrnambool haul Darren Weir has three runners in the Warrnambool Cup on the final day of the carnival having already trained six winners in the opening two days.
Adkins makes most of Godolphin chance Apprentice Andrew Adkins has a Warwick Farm winner for Godolphin under his belt ahead of more rides for the racing superpower at Rosehill.
Second jumps death at Warrnambool After no fatalities since 2011, the Warrnambool three-day carnival has been marred by two horse deaths in as many days in jumps races.
Walker booked for five rides at Flemington Jockey Michael Walker has been booked for five rides at Flemington in his return to competitive riding after more than a month out with injury.
Romantic Maid on trial for Queensland Oaks New Zealand trainer Roger James is keen to see what Romantic Maid can do in Sydney, hoping she can measure up and stake a claim for the Qld Oaks.
Warrnambool trip pays off for Winks The victory of Yesterday's Songs in the Wangoom Handicap has made the trip to Warrnambool worthwhile for jockey James Winks.
Snowden yard posts 100 winners for season Jericho has become the 100th winner of the season for Peter and Paul Snowden, earning himself a Queensland campaign with a Warwick Farm victory.
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Sahara Siren stakes Queensland Oaks claims Sahara Siren has staked her claim for a Queensland Oaks berth with her maiden victory at the Sunshine Coast.
Galleywood Hurdle goes to Weir and Allen Gingerboy has led throughout to win the Galleywood Hurdle and give Darren Weir and John Allen a fourth jumps winner at Warrnambool.
Beau Rada back in distance at Flemington After testing consistent sprinter Beau Rada over 1100m, trainer John McArdle is happy to drop the sprinter back to a shorter distance at Flemington.
Apprentice facing charges over $20 bet Apprentice Liam Riordan faces two charges relating to a $20 bet at a picnic race meeting in Victoria.
Regina Coeli chases second Grand Annual Ciaron Maher says Regina Coeli is a more dour steeplechaser as she chases back-to-back Grand Annual victories at Warrnambool.
Cavallo earns Sydney call-up for Perry Jockey Tony Cavallo will trade bush racing for a rare shot at a city win when he teams up with trainer Paul Perry at Rosehill.
Volkstok'n'barrell ready for Hollindale The Queensland winter carnival begins in earnest with the Group Two Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Weir after 3rd straight Warrnambool Cup Trainer Darren Weir will have a three-pronged attack as he shoots for a third-straight Warrnambool Cup victory.
Weir dominates Warrnambool maiden hurdles Waxing's win at the Warrnambool carnival has given trainer Darren Weir three wins from the four maiden hurdle races run at the meeting.
Buffering to rest through the winter Trainer Robert Heathcote says star sprinter Buffering could still race again but no decision will be made until after he has a long break.
Rachel's Valentina Kentucky Oaks favourite Rachel's Valentina is the favourite to win the Kentucky Oaks, seven years after her mother Rachel Alexandra won the Classic.
Double and suspension for Mott at the Bool A winner over jumps and a winner on the flat has been soured y suspension for jockey Jamie Mott at Warrnambool.
Noonan free to ride Precious Gem in G1 Jake Noonan has had three meetings shaved off a careless riding suspension on appeal, leaving him free to ride on Precious Gem in a Group One race.
Noblet with a chance at first Group 1 win Andrew Noblet can't fault the preparation of Silent Sedition for the Australasian Oaks and hopes the filly can notch his first Group One success.
Melbourne Cup hero gallops at Warrnambool Prince Of Penzance and Tall Ships have galloped between races at Warrnambool in preparation for a stakes race in Adelaide.
Top Of My List on trial for Qld campaign Top Of My List can enhance her Brisbane prospects at Rosehill while stablemate Believe contests the Australasian Oaks at Morphettville.
Waterhouse lands Warrnambool jumps feature Gai Waterhouse can tick off a feature jumps race success after Valediction's win in the Brierly Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
Like A Carousel bound for Flemington Hcp Trainer Ken Keys is planning to head to the Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes over 3200m with Like A Carouse,l but first he'll run over 2800m at Flemington.
Jamie Mott breaks through in jumps career Jamie Mott has stopped the winning run of Darren Weir and John Allen at Warrnambool, claiming his first winner over jumps.
Investigation into Vic racehorse death Victoria's Jumps Review Panel will look into the death of a horse that broke its leg at an event, the second jumps-related death in a week.
Hutchings, Waller have more wins in sight Rory Hutchings will have momentum on his side with six rides at Warwick Farm as he tries to extend his lead in the Sydney appentices' title.
Xtravagant spells, concentrates on spring Xtravagant will be sent for a spell to give the New Zealand star the best possible chance of being at his best for the Melbourne spring carnival.
Royal Island shooting for second Wangoom Royal Island will have conditions to suit as he chases back-to-back victories in the Wangoom Handicap at Warrnambool.
Arch ready to Fire in Galleywood Hurdle
Arch Fire will be looking to add the Galleywood Hurdle to his record during the second day of the Warrnambool meeting.
Weather clears ahead of Kentucky Derby Three of the leading contenders for the Kentucky Derby have had their final work-outs at Churchill Downs ahead of the big race.
Widden Secure an Interest in Brilliant 2YO El Divino An undefeated, Timeform Top 10 Highest Rated 2yo by Australia’s most commercial stallion and a half brother to the world’s best racehorse!
Accident narrowly avoided at Bath Two jockeys have had to take evasive action at a race meeting in Bath to avoid ground staff who mistook the length of a race.
Valediction best backed ahead of Brierly Valediction and Cafe Society will represent Gai Waterhouse at the three-day Warrnambool carnival.
Michael Rodd to pilot Aviator at Rosehill Singapore-based Australian Michael Rodd will ride at the Lord Mayor's Cup meeting where his mounts include youngster Aviator.
Williams gallops Griante at Mornington Trainer David Brideoake has given Griante a gallop between races at Mornington in preparation for her Group One assignment in Adelaide.
Goodwood lead-up for Admiral at Flemington Admiral will make the trip to Melbourne from Tasmania for a Goodwood Handicap lead-up run over 1000m at Flemington.
Pateman has sights on Warrnambool carnival The Warrnambool canrival will always be a special place for jumps jockey Steven Pateman even though he has set his sights further afield.
Thubiaan on song for another Brierly Thubiaan is chasing back-to-back victories in the Brierly Steeplechase on the opening day of the three-day carnival at Warrnambool.
No Royal Ascot for Chautauqua The world's best sprinter, Chautauqua, will return home to Australia after his Hong Kong win, with Royal Ascot taken off the table.
Nyquist gets a look at Churchill Downs Nominal Kentucky Derby favourite Nyquist has had a look around the Churchill Downs track ahead of the big race.
Minding all business in 1000 Guineas Minding has scored an emphatic win in the British 1000 Guineas to lead in a trifecta for trainer Aidan O'Brien and give him his 250th G1 winner.
Chautauqua proves he is the best Australian sprinter Chautauqua has reinforced his world standing with a last-to-first win in the Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong.
Precious Gem to get chance at Group One Precious Gem is due to be sold at a broodmare auction next month but before then will try to add a Group One to her CV in the Robert Sangster Stakes.
Spiritjim to make Australian debut in Qld Well-performed European middle-distance horse Spiritjim will make his Australian debut at Group Two level in the Hollindale Stakes.
Abbey Marie is Australasian Oaks-bound Trainer Mick Kent is poised to have strong chances in both the Australasian Oaks and SA Derby with Abbey Marie and Charlevoix respectively.
Fell Swoop likely favourite for BTC Cup With uncertainty over whether English runs in the BTC Cup, Fell Swoop is the likely favourite to win his first Group One race.
Extra Zero to make jumps debut High class flat performer Extra Zero will make his jumps debut in a maiden hurdle at Warrnambool.
Flying Artie to miss the spring The injury that ruled Flying Artie out of the Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick will also sideline him for the spring.
Nyquist aims at Kentucky Derby Nyquist is the nominal Kentucky Derby favourite as American racing strives to build on the success of last year's Triple Crown.
Galileo delivers Gold for Hugo Palmer Galileo Gold has given trainer Hugo Palmer his first British Classic with his 2000 Guineas victory under Frankie Dettori.
Charmed Harmony on Stradbroke path A trip to Queensland for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap is in the plans for six-year-old gelding Charmed Harmony.
Avdulla rides treble, cops suspension Brenton Avdulla has ended the Hawkesbury metropolitan meeting with three winners and a suspension.
Noonan set to miss Group One ride Jake Noonan's win in a Listed race at Caulfield has also brought a careless riding suspension which is set to cost him a Group One ride.
Spill The Beans wins G3 Guineas
Spill The Beans has won the Hawkesbury Guineas, making up for the disappointment of his Arrowfield Stakes failure.
Treble for Godolphin team at Caulfield Two of Godolphin's three-year-old winners at Caulfield could now head to the South Australian Derby.
Weight-watcher Hutchings wins Group 3 Cup
Amovatio has won the Hawkesbury Gold Cup with apprentice Rory Hutchings starting to fulfil the promise his master Chris Waller knew he had.
Group quinella to Forster stablemates Trainer Desleigh Forster will raise the bar with her stable's three-year-olds after a Group Three quinella in the Gunsynd Classic at Doomben.
Noonan wins Listed race on Oregon's Day Jake Noonan has worked hard to keep the ride on Oregon's Day and has partnered the Mick Price-trained filly to a Listed win at Caulfield.
Nancy continues Snowden run in Crown Peter Snowden has claimed a sixth Godolphin Crown with Nancy beating Two Blue in the Group Three race at Hawkesury.
Plan B works for Fell Swoop victory Fell Swoop has won his first Group race and taken his earning past the million dollar mark in the Victory Stakes at Doomben.
Caulfield option right choice for Kayjay's Kayjay's Joy has confirmed a trip to Adelaide for a Group Three race with her victory in a mares' event at Caulfield.
Tiyatrolani carnival bound after 2nd win Tiyatrolani has confirmed a step up to winter carnival Group races with her second victory at Doomben.
Import Hipparchus saves best for raceday The Chris Waller-trained Hipparchus has outstayed the favourite Duca Valentinois to win the Provincial Stayers' Championship Final at Hawkesbury
Williams strikes early at Caulfield Three-year-olds Antelucan and Tarquin have brought up an early winning double at Caulfield for the Godolphin operation and jockey Craig Williams.
Into The Red gets the cash at Doomben Into The Red has made a successful return from injury to win the Listed Bribie Handicap at Doomben for trainer Kelso Wood.
Caulfield test for Moroney 3YO Loyalty Man The Mike Moroney-trained Loyalty Man will be chasing a third-straight win when he steps up in distance at Caulfield.
Marsh after more Sydney carnival success New Zealand trainer Stephen Marsh will be trying to add the Hawkesbury Guineas to his ATC Australian Oaks win during the Sydney autumn carnival.
Berry to let Chautauqua do his thing in HK Tommy Berry will let Chautauqua do what he does best when he takes on the world in the Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong.
Fromparis Withlove to back up at Caulfield Two-year-old Fromparis Withlove will chase black type in her second start at Caulfield, a week after a luckless debut at the same track.
Hutchings style a big boost for Coyle mare Rory Hutchings has answered the call from trainer Jason Coyle to take the ride on Berry Delicious in the $175,000 Godolphin Crown at Hawkesbury.
$50,000 increase in Tavistock service fee Tavistock has risen to the top of the Cambrdige Stud roster with his service fee increasing by $50,000 to $65,000.
Entre Nous has paid price for consistency Gerald Egan heads to town with the consistent Entre Vous looking for a second metropolitan win at Caulfield.
Peter Robl after training milestone Former jockey Peter Robl is chasing his first stakes win as a trainer with Glenbawn Dame in the Bribie Handicap in Brisbane.
Didntcostalot Gollan's hope for Victory Trainer Tony Gollan admits the Victory Stakes is a tough assignment for Didntcostalot but expects him to make his presence felt.
Hogan shows his hand on keenly anticipated Tavistock fee Speculation around the 2016 service fee for new boom sire Tavistock has finally ended.
25 nominations for Warrnambool Cup Victoria's premier trainer Darren Weir has three of the 25 nominations for the Warrnambool Cup as he looks to win the race for a third-straight year.
Trainer Kane Harris fined $3000 Victorian trainer Kane Harris has been fined $3000 after Crooner returned a positive swab to a prohibited corticosteriod.
Air Force Blue odds-on for 2000 Guineas Air Force Blue remains the odds-on favourite to win the 2000 Guines but bookmakers are wary of Galileo Gold.
Tahlia Hope to ride in Chantilly race Victorian apprentice Tahlia Hope will compete in an apprentices' invitation race at Chantilly in France.
Weir-trained Lidari returns positive swab The Darren Weir-trained Lidari has returned a positive swab to the anti-inflammatory drug ibuprofen after finishing unplaced in the Peter Young Stakes.
Lees galloper in positive swab: stewards The Kris Lees-trained City Of Justice has returned a positive swab with the leading trainer to front Racing NSW stewards.
Miss Cooper on trial for Australasian Oaks Miss Cooper needs to perform well at Caulfield over 1600m for her trainers to press on to the Group One Australasian Oaks in Adelaide a week later.
Cradle Me, Denmagic lead Pfieffer charge David Pfieffer has a stable favourite and a promising three-year-old filly primed to run well at Hawkesbury.
Stewards adjourn inquiry into bush ride Stewards will examine the telephone records of Craig Robertson before continuing an inquiry into Bolshoi Bandit's last placing at Echuca.
Chautauqua and Buffering draw well in HK Chautauqua has drawn barrier six while Buffering has gate three for their clash in the Group One Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong.
Kermadec bought by Darley, retired to stud The Chris Waller-trained Kermadec has been retired from racing and joins the Darley stallion roster for the 2016 breeding season.
Price pair well tried to win stakes race The Mick Price-trained Epic Moment and Oregon's Day have been well backed in early betting ahead of the Thoroughbred Club Cup at Caulfield.
Heathcote tips Pinch River to improve form Trainer Robert Heathcote believes he has found the reason for Pinch River's mediocre form and he expects the sprinter to show up in the Victory Stakes.
Munce secures Jay Ford for Nicconi Leggera Sydney jockey Jay Ford has added to a promising Doomben book of rides, linking with Nicconi Leggera for trainer Chris Munce.
First jumps racing horse death of 2016 Animal right activists will hold a rally in Melbourne on Thursday after a horse was euthanised after breaking its leg at a jumps race trial.
Triple treat for Forster in Gr 3 Gunsynd Stablemates Too Good To Refuse, I'm Belucci and Cylinder Beach will face off against each other in the Gunsynd Classic at Doomben.
Team Williams import impresses at Sandown Irish import Crocodile Rock has been eased down by Katelyn Mallyon to score an easy win at his Australian debut at Sandown.
Red Cadeaux's brother wins at Pontefract Amazing Red, a younger sibling to Red Cadeaux, has won his second start to prompt thoughts of major races in the English summer.
Victorian trainer faces lengthy ban Victorian trainer Paul Jones has admitted to giving a horse an illegal product containing a synthetic peptide.
Clenton, Grace in Canterbury suspensions
Samantha Clenton has been suspended for careless riding at Canterbury, but she will be free to ride one of her favourite horses at Scone.
Dwayne Dunn suspended at Sandown Dwayne Dunn has been handed a seven meeting careless riding suspension at Sandown after riding a double.
Unbiased stakes Queensland Derby claims Unbiased has put himself into the frame for the Queensland Derby with a commanding win at Canterbury.
Schilleraine to debut in Listed race Schilleraine has shown enough raw ability for Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra to throw him in the deep end in a Listed race on debut at Caulfield.
Beau Mertens gains maiden city victory Trainer Robbie Griffiths has given apprentice Beau Mertens his maiden city victory at Sandown on Aurum's Spirit
Schemel earns a shot at a stakes race Schemel will be asked to step up to stakes grade in the Gold Coast Bracelet after scoring a comfortable win at the track.
Jimmy Choux's sister lands Sandown win Choux Diva, a sister to Jimmy Choux, has enhanced her value as a broodmare with a strong Sandown win.
Redouble wins for US breeding giant High-profile United States breeding operation Spendthrift Farm has enjoyed Australian racetrack success at Canterbury.
Zebulon ready for return from injury Co-trainer Craig Widdison believes stakes-placed Zebulon can sprint well fresh when he makes his return from a tendon injury.
Mark Riley fined after positive swab Trainer Mark Riley has been fined and Undercover Poet disqualified after a positive urine swab from a race at Mornington.
Famous Seamus to put his name in lights Famous Seamus is making his fourth visit to Brisbane with trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith saying a recent barrier trial has readied him for the Victory Stakes.
17 nominations for Brierly Steeplechase Nominations have been taken for the opening meeting of the three-day Warrnambool carnival with 17 entries for the Brierly Steeplechase.
O'Brien queries Air Force Blue's stamina Aidan O'Brien admits to a few doubts over the ability of 2000 Guineas favourite Air Force Blue to run out a strong mile.
Buchanan to raise the bar for Two Blue Now that Two Blue is a stakes winner, Kristen Buchanan is taking a nothing-to-lose approach with the in-form mare.
Stakes race test for Andrassy at Caulfield Andrassy will be chasing another first for trainer Allison Sheehan when she lines-up in a mares race at Caulfield.
Michael Walker set to ride in jump-outs Michael Walker will return to trackwork in the coming days with the jockey aiming to return to race riding as soon as possible.
Chatswood Stud also set fees Chatswood Stud has announced that their two resident stallions Reward For Effort (Exceed And Excel) and Anacheeva (Anabaa) will stand for fees of $16,500 (inc GST) and $6,500 (inc GST) respectively in 2016, with Reward For Effort’s fee increased from $11,000 last year.
Blue Gum Farm Announce Fees Blue Gum Farm has also announced its fees for 2016 with shuttler Canford Cliffs (Tagula) heading its four stallion roster for an unchanged fee of $13,750 (inc GST).
Cornerstone Stud set Fees for 2016 Cornerstone Stud has set the fees for the five stallions that they will stand in 2016 with newcomer Free Eagle (High Chaparral) to shuttle to the farm for the first time and stand for a fee of $18,700 (inc GST).
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Ready For Victory and Jabali join Sun Stud SUN STUD (formerly Eliza Park International) is proud to announce the addition of two exciting stallions in READY FOR VICTORY and JABALI to its already formidable rosters in Victoria and Queensland.
Luke Nolen gets two days off riding ban Luke Nolen will be available for Morphettville's Super Saturday after having two days taken off a careless riding suspension on appeal.
Winona Costin to return from injury soon Apprentice Winona Costin is expected to return to riding soon after being injured in a fall at Grafton.
Tough Buffering raring to go in Hong Kong Buffering heads towards the Chairman's Sprint Prize and his clash with Chautauqua at Sha Tin in peak condition.
Weather to shape Charmed Harmony's plans Charmed Harmony will have an enforced change of jockey if he takes his place in a 1400m handicap at Caulfield.
Red Extension to face Guineas class test Bryce Heys will know if his long-range plan for Red Extension is on schedule when the three-year-old runs in the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Cahill, Ford pick up important Bris rides Michael Cahill and Jay Ford have emerged as a major beneficaries of jockey switches for the weight-for-age Victory Stakes.
Big Delight chases hat-trick at city debut After wins at Stony Creek and Moe, Big Delight heads to Sandown looking to notch a hat-trick for Cranbourne trainer Tom Cowan.
Michael Costa chases more metro success Trainer Michael Costa has turned to apprentice Koby Jennings as three-year-old filly Viaductress aims for back-to-back Sydney midweek wins.
Group One Goodwood the aim for Supido Talented sprinter Supido has continued his winning ways at Flemington and trainer Mick Kent is now hoping to get him to the Group One Goodwood.
Small field likely for Victory Stakes Canberra trainer Matt Dale will have to find a new jockey for Fell Swoop in the Victory Stakes with Damien Oliver suspended.
Kieren Fallon back among the winners Jockey Kieren Fallon has ridden a double at Ayr, his first British successes in almost a year after a self-imposed absence.
Oliver, Nolen suspended at Flemington Jockeys Damien Oliver, Luke Nolen and Daniel Stackhouse have all been suspended for careless riding at Flemington.
Well-bred Lionhearted chasing stakes win David Hayes is likely to have two runners in the Listed Redoute's Choice Stakes at Caulfield including well-bred colt Lionhearted.
Waller brings up double century Trainer Chris Waller has celebrated his 200th winner for the season with Via Napoli opening her account at Randwick.
Cool Chap takes out the VRC St Leger The Lee and Anthony Freedman-trained Cool Chap has taken out the Listed VRC St Leger in convincing fashion at Flemington.
Throssell wins Anzac Day Stakes Two-year-old gelding Throssell has won the Listed Anzac Day Stakes in a fitting result at Flemington.
Chautauqua and Buffering in great shape Chautauqua and Buffering, Australia's representatives for the Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong, continue to thrive ahead of the race.
Peace to be a Force at Hawkesbury Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to Group Three-winning mare Peace Force to go one better than a year ago in the Darley Crown at Hawkesbiry.
Striking filly Miss Vista wins again Baldy-faced sprinter Miss Vista has made it two wins from as many starts and has provided apprentice Ben Allen with his first Flemington winner.
Werther wins QEII Cup in Hong Kong Hugh Bowman has won another Group One race on Werther, riding him to a decisive victory in the QEII Cup at Sha tin.
Paul Nicholls relieved to win 10th title Trainer Paul Nicholls says his 10th British jumps title means more than any other because of the competition with Willie Mullins.
Tivaci Queensland bound for Guineas After a short break, Group Three winner Tivaci is back in work with Mike Moroney and preparing for a shot at the Queensland Guineas at Eagle Farm.
Blue Desert Moon injured in Plate Trainer Tony Sears is hoping for a quick recovery from Blue Desert Moon who has a few cuts after her first career defeat.
Investigation into Kilcoy track problems Racing Queensland will hold an investigation into why it was not told about an issue with the Kilcoy track which caused the meeting to be called off.
Trainer planning WFA tilt with Adirondack Adirondack has proven a good money spinner for his new connections and now trainer Shawn Mathrick is considering a Gold Coast weight-for-age contest.
Wet Randwick track suits Ryan runners A wet Randwick track for the Anzac Day meeting should suit the three runners from the Gerald Ryan stable.
Carey with three runners in VRC St Leger Trainer Pat Carey will saddle up three stayers in the Listed VRC St Leger, the feature race on the Anzac Day program at Flemington.
Second throat operation for Hardline Trainer Liam Birchley hopes to get three-year-old Hardline back for the latter part of the winter canrival in Brisbane.
Pateman to head to Ireland at season's end Jumps jockey Steven Pateman will head to champion Irish jumps trainer Willie Mullins in a bid to further his career.
Rescued horses remain under observation Trainer Tony Gollan says the four horses rescued from an overturned truck on the Sunshine Coast appear to have escaped serious injury.
Johnson finally gets hands on trophy Richard Johnson has finally claimed the British champion jumps' jockey title after many years as runner-up to the now-retired Tony McCoy.
Three riders suspended at Caulfield Ben Melham, Luke Nolen and apprentice Ben Thompson have all been suspended for careless riding in separate races at Caulfield.
Sheidel survives protest for Caulfield win Sheidel is now Adelaide bound for the Sangster Stakes following her first Melbourne win in the Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield.
Mixed day at Rosehill for Brenton Avdulla Brenton Avdulla has put the pain of an injured shoulder aside to ride a double at Rosehill just two days after a fall at Newcastle.
Lass completes Imposing day for Baker team Bjorn Baker has trained winners at three venues in an afternoon, including Queensland Oaks hopeful Imposing Lass.
Divine Centuri claims Mick Dittman Plate Trainer Stuart Kendrick's stay-at-home policy for Divine Centuri has been rewarded with a Listed win in the Mick Dittman Plate.
Sunshine Coast treble for Rob Heathcote Rob Heathcote is in Hong Kong getting Buffering ready for the Chairman's Sprint Prize as Brisbane winners keep flowing for the top trainer.
Abbey Marie continues unbeaten sequence Trainer Mick Kent has two stakes race options he'll consider in Adelaide for Abbey Marie after the three-year-old made it two wins from as many starts.
Mefnooda Adelaide bound chasing black type Mefnooda will head to Adelaide chasing a black-type win after saluting as favourite at Caulfield.
Vandyke off mark with Look To The Stars David Vandyke has made an immediate impact with his move to Queensland, training Look To The Stars to win the Princess Stakes.
Sassaby in Highway Hcp upset at Rosehill Outsider Sassaby has won the Highway Handicap at Rosehill, beating the well-supported and somewhat unlucky Galaxy Warriior.
Raw Impulse impresses again at Caulfield Promising import Raw Impulse has made it two wins from as many Australian starts with a runaway victory at Caulfield.
Qld racehorses involved in float accident Four horses from premier trainer Tony Gollan's stables have been scratched from the Sunshine Coast race meeting after an accident on the way to the course.
Sydney 2YO survives Sunshine Coast protest The Bjorn Baker-trained Winning Rupert has overcome a betting drift and a protest to score from Dreams Aplenty at the Sunshine Coast.
It's better late than never for Impending Godolphin colt Impending has been nursed through the early part of his career with the desired result a winning debut at Rosehill.
Merriest scores debut victory at Caulfield The Danny O'Brien-trained Merriest has attracted strong support before scoring an all-the-way win at Caulfield.
Midterm displays Derby potential Midterm, a son of six-time Group One winner Midday, has begin his Epsom Derby campaign with a win at Sandown.
Raw Impulse steps out again at Caulfield Promising import Raw Impulse impressed in a Moonee Valley win on debut and steps out again over more ground at Caulfield.
Rain no problem for Rising Romance in HK Rising Romance, Australia's representative in the QEII Cup in Hong Kong, has had a light work-out in the rain at Sha Tin.
Sears chasing follow-up black-type victory Blue Desert Moon will put an unbeaten record on the line in the Mick Dittman Plate at the Sunshine Coast
Williams back in metropolitan spotlight Races aren't won by the best-looking horses and that is just well for Galaxy Warrior, favourite for the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Sheidel can confirm G1 plans at Caulfield Former West Australian-based mare Sheidel is being aimed towards the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes and can press those claims in the Bel Esprit Stakes.
Criterion to stand for $35,750 at Newgate Multiple Group One winner Criterion will stand his first season at stud for $35,750 at Newgate Farm.
Anderson tests merit of winter challenge Sunshine Coast runners Subsolar, Mystic Opal and Elegant Composure will be at the forefront of trainer Chris Anderson's winter plans.
Prussian Vixen chases city 1st for trainer Prussian Vixen will be lining-up for the ninth start of her cmapaign as she chases a city win for trainer Michael Mehegan at Caulfield.
Adorabeel joins Helen Page stable Former Sydney mare Adorabeel will have her first start for Gold Coast trainer Helen Page when she contests the Listed Tails Handicap.
Walker hopeful of return next month Jockey Michael Walker is recovering from a head injury and hopes to be back riding in the next three or four weeks.
Avdulla confident he can ride at Rosehill Jockey Brenton Avdulla is confident his physiotherapist can get him ready to ride at Rosehill after he injured his shoulder in a Newcastle fall.
Journeyman Sapphire Of Patch in Aust debut Import Sapphire Of Patch will make his Australian debut at Rosehill after an unbeaten career in Italy.
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Caulfield or Flemington for We've Got This We've Got This is second emergency for the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes, but has also been entered for a 1200m race at Flemington two days later.
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Abbey Marie on trial for Adelaide Guineas Abbey Marie will be racing for a possible trip to Adelaide when she lines up in a three-year-old fillies race at Caulfield.
James McDonald chases 100 Sydney winners Godolphin jockey James McDonald is on a tight schedule to ride 100 Sydney winners for the 2015-2016 racing season.
Tommy Berry gets nod for Chautauqua ride Tommy Berry has been selected over Dwayne Dunn to ride Chautauqua in the Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong.
Coolmore Australia announce 2016 fees Coolmore have announced service fees for 2016 on a roster of 12 stallions for Australia with champion sire Fastnet Rock again listed with a private fee and Golden Slipper winners Vancouver and Pierro priced at $66,000.
Vinery Stud set 2016 Service Fees Vinery Stud has announced its service fees for 2016 with Champion sire More Than Ready and star galloper All Too Hard being joined by exciting newcomers Press Statement and Headwater.
Starspangledbanner to Coolmore Australia Champion Sprinter Starspangledbanner will return to Coolmore Australia for the 2016 season having stood the last three southern hemisphere seasons at Rosemont Stud in Victoria where he was also foaled and raised.
Press Statement retired to stud Two time Group 1 winner Press Statement has been retired from racing and will stand this coming breeding season at Vinery Stud in the Hunter Valley.
Widden announce 2016 Fees with Sebring headlining an eight strong roster Forward Thinking – A notion born out of bold progression, considering not just the present but the future.
Swettenham announces 2016 fees Enhancing what is already one of Australia’s most highly regarded stallion rosters through the recent addition of multiple Group One winner, Trust In A Gust, Swettenham Stud has announced its 2016 stallion fees … along with the introduction of a Live Foal Payment.
Arrowfield announces 2016 service fees Arrowfield Stud has announced the service fees for the 12 stallions on its 2016 roster.
WRITTEN TYCOON Nominations to be Auctioned Online via Bloodstock.com.au's 'Everyday Auctions' Woodside Park Stud in conjunction with Inglis Digital have announced an exclusive opportunity to secure a nomination for the 2016 breeding season to the hottest sire in Australasia, WRITTEN TYCOON.
The 2016 service fee of $49,500 inc. GST was announced by Woodside late last week and his book is already closed just a few days later.
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Kavanagh/O'Brien cobalt case drags on An appeal of trainer Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh's cobalt disqualifications will not be heard before August.
Yankee Rose short odds for G1 Champagne Yankee Rose and Press Statement are favourites in early markets to win Sydney's final two Group One races for the season.
Two options for If Not Now When's next run Trainer Henry Dwyer has two options for bargain filly If Not Now When's next start, including the $250,000 VOBIS Gold Ingot at Caulfield.
Carpenter rates Winx as world's best mare Winx should be crowned as the highest rated mare in the world, according to Australia's representative on the International Panel of Handicappers.
Almighty Girl on path to G1 sprint in SA Trainer Mitchell Beer is looking to start stakes-winning filly Almighty Girl in the VOBIS Gold Sprint as a lead-up to the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes.
Zasorceress heading to Frank Packer Plate Trainer Jason Warren is planning to run Adrian Knox Stakes placegetter Zasorceress in the Frank Packer Plate.
Vandyke's focus firmly on Yankee Rose Yankee Rose's trainer David Vandyke is living and breathing Yankee Rose as he prepares the filly for the Group One Champagne Stakes.
Black Heart Bart to run in G1 All Aged Former Perth galloper Black Heart Bart will head to Sydney for the Group One All Aged Stakes after impressing in his first two starts for trainer Darren Weir.
Ryan Wiggins booked for Too Good To Refuse Desleigh Forster has booked Ryan Wiggins to ride Too Good To Refuse who begins a campaign aimed at major winter features in the Toowoomba Guineas.
O'Hara to remain in hospital after fall Kathy O'Hara is having blood and air drained from her punctured lung suffered when she fell from Single Gaze in the Australian Oaks.
Nevis and Mallyon combine for second win Katelyn Mallyon has two rides on import Nevis for two wins and believes the best is still to come from the lightly raced gelding.
Lucia Valentina to race for another season Thoughts of retiring Lucia Valentina to the broodmare barn have been shelved with the mare to ba aimed at the Cox Plate.
Kermadec, Press Statement for All Aged The All Aged Stakes will be a chance for stablemates Press Statement and Kermadec to put their Royal Ascot credentials to the test.
Sadler considers Oaks for Bengal Cat The Australasian Oaks is a likely target for Bengal Cat following her first win for the season over 1600m at Sandown.
All horses safe after Grand National Although only 16 horses have finished the Grand National, all others and their jockeys have come through the race safely.
He's Our Rokkii to run in Packer Plate The David Hayes and Tom Dabernig-trained He's Our Rokkii will be tested at 2000m for the first time in the Frank Packer Plate at Randwick.
Matt Dunn backs apprentrice Jim Orman In-form trainer Matt Dunn will back James Orman with more rides as the apprentice tries to hold on to his slender lead in the Brisbane premiership.
Rule The World dominates Grand National Veteran trainer Mouse Morris and teenage apprentice David Mullins have combined with Rule The World to win the Grand National.
Damien Oliver suspended for Aust Oaks ride Damien Oliver's celebrations for his two Group One winners at Randwick have been tempered by a suspension for careless riding.
Two Blue gives Buchanan first Group win
Two Blue has given trainer Kristen Buchanan her first success at Group level, scoring an all-the-way win in the Sapphire Stakes.
Double to Glen Boss and O'Brien at Sandown Zahspeed and Bullpit, both by the stallion Speed 'n' Power, have brought up a winning double at Sandown for trainer Danny O'Brien and jockey Glen Boss.
Luke Nolen guides Charlevoix to Listed win Luke Nolen has ridden favourite Charlevoix to victory in the Listed Galilee Series Final, giving the jockey his first city win since a return from injury.
Lucia Valentina wins the Queen Elizabeth Lucia Valentina has come from last to win Sydney's richest race, the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Azkadellia crowned Queen of the Turf
Azkadellia has broken through at Group One level in winning the Queen of the Turf Stakes at Randwick.
Dunn brings up consecutive city trebles Perfect Dare, Kebede and Caillebotte have won at Doomben to give trainer Matt Dunn six metropolitan winners for the week.
Lloyd Williams wins fourth G1 Sydney Cup Prominent owner Lloyd Williams has collected his fourth Sydney Cup with Gallante upsetting the favoured Chris Waller-trained trio.
Kathy O'Hara injured in ATC Aust Oaks fall Jockey Kathy O'Hara has sustained a broken collarbone and possible chest injuries in a fall during the Australian Oaks at Randwick.
She's Miss Devine upstages French Emotion Chris Waller-trained stablemates have fought out the finish in a race at Sandown with She's Miss Devine beating French Emotion.
Japonisme's class prevails in Arrowfield Group One winner Japonisme has held off his Chris Waller-trained stablemate Counterattack in a close finish to the $500,000 Arrowfield Sprint.
NZ filly Sofia Rosa wins Gr1 Aust Oaks
New Zealand-trained horses have continued their dominance in Sydney's three-year-old Classics with Sofia Rosa winning the ATC Australian Oaks.
Missrock recovers to win G2 Percy Sykes
Missrock has won the Group Two Percy Sykes Stakes, her first race since recovering from a broken pelvis.
Danish Twist wins Provincial Championship Danis Twist, the most favoured of Kris Lees eight runners, has won the $400,000 Provincial Championship Final at Randwick.
Oink survives protest for Doomben victory Two-year-old Oink has scored a narrow win at Doomben in racing silks that have been designed as a tribute to Tim Bell, the top jockey who died last year.
Pyx Chamber breaks through in Sandown win Godolphin two-year-old Pyx Chamber has scored his first career win at Sandown to give trainer John O'Shea and early two-state double.
3YO Handfast delivers on early promise Handfast has claimed his first stakes race in the South Pacific Classic at Randwick having undergone throat surgery and a gelding operation.
Prized Icon claims Listed Fernhill Hcp
The James Cummings-trained Prized Icon has won the Listed Fernhill Handicap at Randwick.
Walsh out of National with broken wrist A fractured wrist has ruled Ruby Walsh out of the Grand National ride on Sir Des Champs with Nina Carberry to take the mount.
Third horse dies at Aintree Festival A third horse has died at the Aintree Grand National festival and another is being assessed by vets following a heavy fall in the Topham Chase.
Greg Rudolph the new boss at Hawkesbury Experienced Racing NSW steward Greg Rudolph will take over as chief executive of the Hawkesbury Race Club.
Derby form a boost for Valley Girl camp Trainer Donna Logan is looking at the New Zealand Derby form as a guide to Valley Girl's prospects in the Australian Oaks.
Like A Carousel going round again in Cup Ken Keys doesn't think the Sydney Cup is much different from a year ago when outsider Like A Carousel did the stable proud with his third.
Rain key to Azkadellia's bid to be Queen Trainer Ciaron Maher says any further rain in Sydney will boost Azkadellia's chances of winning the Queen of the Turf Stakes.
Birchley wary as Blueberry Hill resumes Blueberry Hill is the class runner of her race at Doomben, but trainer Liam Birchley is mindful the filly is giving away fitness to her rivals.
Distance test for Happy Clapper in Gr 1 QE Pat Webster is keen to see what Happy Clapper can do over 2000m but admits he picked a tough race to test him.
Regan Bayliss in strong Lindsay Park book Apprentice Regan Bayliss is looking forward to riding former WA sprinter Sheidel at Sandown, one of five rides for his new bosses at the city meeting.
Perfect Dare to add to Dunn's winning week The Matthew Dunn-trained Perfect Dare is ready to make a first-up impression at Doomben after a Gold Coast barrier win.
Stay-at-home Centuri to figure at Doomben Stuart Kendrick's cautious approach with winter carnival prospect Divine Centuri can pay off at Doomben.
Pakenham to host feature Saturday meeting The Pakenham Racing Club will host a stand-alone Saturday meeting in Victoria featuring the Pakenham Cup in December.
Ireland's Mullins closes in on Nicholls Willie Mullins' bid to dislodge Paul Nicholls as Britain's champion horse trainer was boosted by two winners on day one of the Aintree Festival.
Suavito in frame for Champions Mile start Suavito drops back in distance after an unplaced Australian Cup run as she tries for a Group One win in Sydney in the Queen of the Turf Stakes.
Dunn out to add to city tally at Sandown Dylan Dunn has been a regular in the winner's circle at Saturday metropolitan meetings in Victoria recently and he hopes it continues at Sandown.
Avdulla relishing Syd Cup ride on Libran
Jockey Brenton Avdulla thought Libran could win the Sydney Cup from the moment he first rode the imported stayer.
Awesome Rock gains Queen Elizabeth start First emergency Awesome Rock has gained a start in the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes with the scratching of Our Ivanhowe.
Booth books ticket to Rio Paralympics Australian para-equestrian rider Emma Booth has booked her ticket to the Rio Paralympics, exactly three years after the accident that left her paralysed.
Chestnut horses aren't crazy: uni study Known for being temperamental and unhinged, chestnut horses have a bad rap. Now research has proven it's not warranted.
King's Troop in defining race at Randwick King's Troop will be tested over 1400m for the first time in the South Pacific Classic at Randwick.
Berry rides his luck in Queen Elizabeth
Tommy Berry will get the chance to partner Criterion as the entire prepares to bow out of racing after the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Owner-breeder Phil Sly dies from cancer Prominent Victorian owner-breeder Phil Sly has died after fighting cancer for around six years as he built up his racing interests.
Maher and Oliver combine with G1 chances Ciaron Maher-trained stablemates Jameka and Azkadellia form part of a strong book of feature race rides for jockey Damien Oliver at Randwick.
Doomben to decide winter plans for Elegant Chris Anderson will have a better idea of the winter carnival heights Elegant Composure can scale after the mare races at Doomben.
Tomizawa, Kemp reunite with Doomben chance Nozi Tomizawa will link with the Kevin Kemp-trained Kempelly at Doomben as the sprinter chases a Weetwood Handicap berth.
Buffering arrives safely in Hong Kong Buffering has arrived safely in Hong Kong from Dubai for the second leg of his overseas adventure.
Waller splashes out on $1.6m Frankel colt A $1.6 million Frankel colt out of More Strawberries will be the most expensive yearling to set foot in the Chris Waller stable.
Singleton, Hadley combine at Warwick Farm The Ray Hadley and John Singleton-owned gelding Well Hardley Ever has won his third race from 10 starts at Warwick Farm.
Regan Bayliss suspended for 21 meetings Apprentice Regan Bayliss will spend almost three weeks on the sidelines after being suspended for careless riding at Sandown.
Apprentice Ben Allen in first city success Apprentice Ben Allen has notched a milestone with his first city winner at Sandown on the Darren Weir-trained Lyuba.
Snowdens out to add Oaks to Slipper win Happy Hannah and Self Esteem will carry the hopes of trainers Peter and Paul Snowden in the ATC Australian Oaks.
Wet track would suit Survived: Alexander Archie Alexander was thrilled with Survived's first start for his new stable and the trainer will keep him at 1600m for his next start at Sandown.
Oliver reunites with Lucia in G1 QE Stakes Damien Oliver believes the Queen Elizabeth Stakes is an open contest with his mount Lucia Valentina among the main chances in the $4 million race.
Sydney Cup trio difficult to split: Waller Trainer Chris Waller can make a case for all three of his Sydney Cup runners with punters also struggling to split the trio.
Upstart Prides chases Weetwood Hcp berth Upstart Pride has taken a step closer to getting a Weetwood Handicap start with a first-up win at Ipswich.
Facts and figures on the Gr 1 Sydney Cup A look at the history of the Sydney Cup.
Vergara out to be the Queen of the Turf Her fourth in the Doncaster Mile tells trainer Anthony Cummings Vergara can more than hold her own in the Queen Of The Turf Stakes.
Age rule puts paid to Bashboy National bid Drawcard steeplechaser Bashboy will have to be retired from racing in Australia at the end of the season.
Munce-trained Lucky Black set for back-up The Chris Munce-trained Lucky Black will be chasing successive wins on a quick back-up at Doomben.
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Jim Byrne injured in barrier incident An injured Jim Byne expects to be back riding at Doomben to resume the battle with apprentice James Orman for the Brisbane jockeys' premiership.
Waterhouse, Ryan spend up at yearling sale Gai Waterhouse has secured the top lot on the second day of the Easter Sale with Gerald Ryan taking home two million-dollar-plus yearlings.
Paddy Power Betfair to cut 650 jobs Newly formed bookmaking giant Pady Power Betfair is to cut 650 jobs in the United Kingdon and Ireland.
The United States holds sway in QE Stakes Queen Elizabeth Stakes favourite The United States will start from a midfield barrier in the $4 million race.
Jacqui's Joy poised for Sandown engagement Dual-nominated filly Jacqui's Joy will line up at Sandown as she continues on a path towards the Group One Australasian Oaks in Adelaide.
Barrier 2 for Criterion in Queen Elizabeth Last year's winner Criterion has barrier two for his Queen Elizabeth Stakes defence with the favourite The United States in gate eight.
Stakes race aims in Adelaide for Amarela Nigel Blackiston is aiming Amarela towards stakes races in Adelaide and believes she is on target to make her presence felt over 1600m at Sandown.
Winx's little brother fetches $2.3 million A half-brother to champion mare Winx will join the Gai Waterhouse stable after Hussain Lootah paid $2.3 million for the colt at the Sydney Easter sale.
Stackhouse back to ride in G1 in Sydney Daniel Stackhouse has resumed trackwork after a recent race fall at Stawell and is preparing to ride Coronation Shallan in a Group One race in Sydney.
Cummings keeps believing in ATC Oaks filly Trainer Anthony Cummings is keeping the faith that Believe can out-perform her odds in the Australian Oaks.
Molloy, Zarhron chase first city success There's not too many sharper horses in the bush than Zarhron and trainer Andrew Molloy is hoping the sprinter's speed will be on show at Warwick Farm.
The United States favourite for QE Stakes Queen Elizabeth Stakes late entry The United States is the favourite for the $4 million race with Winx a non-starter.
Winx out of Queen Elizabeth Stakes Trainer Chris Waller says the decision not to run Winx in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes is in the best interests of the mare's future.
Walker out with possible head injury Jockey Michael Walker has been ruled out of the Queen Elizabeth Stakes ride Criterion with a possible head injury.
Dee I Cee to continue to Sydney Cup Gai Waterhouse has told stewards she intends to pursue the Sydney Cup with Dee I Cee despite his disappointing last-start performance.
Silent Sedition out to press Oaks claims Silent Sedition will chase her third straight win this campaign when she steps up to 1600m at Sandown with apprentice Dylan Dunn booked to ride.
Buffering to miss Royal Ascot Trainer Robert Heathcote has decided not to take Buffering to Royal Ascot after he races in Hong Kong, preferring to give him some Queensland winter sun.
Awesome Rock arrives in Sydney Australian Cup runner-up Awesome Rock has settled into Sydney to prepare for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes but o-trainer Troy Corstens.
Queen Elizabeth betting suspended Uncertainty over whether Winx will run in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes has forced stewards to order bookmakers to suspend betting until acceptances.
Oaks distance made for Diamond Trainer Bruce Cross is one person not surprised by Diamond Made's Adrian Knox Stakes win and he is looking forward to the Australian Oaks.
Boban dies after paddock accident Multiple Group One winner Boban, forced into retirement as a bleeder, has died after a paddock accident.
Contributer and Complacent to stand in NZ Godolphin's Group One winners Contributer and Complacent, both recently retired because of injury, are to stand at Mapperly Stud in New Zealand.
Fell Swoop takes a big step at w-f-a Canberra sprinter Fell Swoop's Group One second to Chautauqua at his first weight-for-age test could prompt a re-think of his program.
David Vandyke still has Qld on his mind Trainer David Vandyke is not about to change his mind about moving his stable to Queensland despite Yankee Rose's Sires' Produce win.
Happy Clapper a possible QEII starter Trainer Pat Webster says it's not out of the question for Doncaster Mile runner-up Happy Clapper to back up in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Buffering, Chautauqua in Hong Kong clash The trainers of Australian sprinters Buffering and Chautauqua are holding back on Royal Ascot until after the two run in Hong Kong.
Griante heads back to Sydney for Sapphire David Brideoake will have black-type runners in two states with Griante Sydney bound and Thames Court off to Adelaide.
Tuesday meetings return to Queensland A return to Tuesday racing in Queensland is one of the initiatives introduced by the state's governing body to drive turnover in the new season.
Tommy Berry suspended, fined over whip use Tommy Berry's two Group One wins on the first day of The Championships have been tempered by a fine and suspension for whip use.
Upset puts Diamond Made in Oaks frame
Diamond Made looks certain to tackle the ATC Australian Oaks after winning the Group Three Adrian Knox Stakes.
Waller's Winx simply the best in Australia Winx has put the stamp on her fabulous season with victory in the Doncaster Mile at Randwick to seal her position as Australia's best racehorse.
Gr 1 Doncaster Mile: what the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the Group One Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Berisha scores upset Mornington Cup win Berisha has gained a Caulfield Cup start with his last-stride victory over Big Memory in the Mornington Cup.
Winx earns 'champion' tag in Mile victory Chris Waller has been moved to call Winx 'a champion' after the mare overcame adversity to win the $3 million Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Weight no burdern in Casual win at Doomben Casual Choice has made it successive wins after the Tony Gollan-trained sprinter made the most of favourable gate at Doomben.
Ex-Moody runner wins Mornington feature Thermal Current has taken out the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington at his first start for trainer Darren Weir.
Chautauqua in last-to-first TJ Smith win
Chautauqua has unleased his trademark finish to blow away a quality field in the Group One TJ Smith Stakes.
Tarquin finds winning form at Mornington Godolphin galloper Tarquin has relished a drop in grade to take out the Mornington Guineas.
Tavago wins another Derby for New Zealand Natalie Young is the first woman to train an ATC Australian Derby winner, preparing Tavago with her partner Trent Busuttin to win the Classic at Randwick.
Clearly Innocent defies odds in Final win An injury scare and a betting drift have not been enough to stop Clearly Innocent winning at Randwick.
Big day at Mornington for the Dunn family Apprentice Dylan Dunn has outridden his provincial allowance with a winning treble on Mornington Cup day.
Tempt Me Not wins Group 3 PJ Bell Stakes James Cummings has trained Tempt Me Not to claim the Group Three PJ Bell Stakes in a win for his family.
Fairytale filly Yankee Rose wins Sires' Two-year-old filly Yankee Rose has won the ATC Sires' Produce Stakes, thrilling a group of first time owners.
Carnival 2YO prospects on show at Doomben Two-year-old Spot The Diff has led home a trio of Brisbane winter carnival hopefuls in winning at Doomben.
Import Libran confirms G1 Sydney Cup start English import Libran has continued his march towards the Group One Sydney Cup with victory in the Chairman's Handicap.
Laing set to aim higher with Jaws Of Steel Jaws Of Steel may be heading interstate after breaking through for his maiden success in the Mornington Guineas.
Carbine result a pointer to 2017 Doncaster He's Our Rokkii has won the Group Three Carbine Club Stakes, showing co-trainer David Hayes he can be a top-class miler.
Two winners in Kindergarten at Randwick Gai and Godolphin share the spoils in the first race at Randwick with Astern and Winx's little brother El Divino in a Kindergarten Stakes dead-heat.
Steve Wilson interim chair of RQ Brisbane businessman Steve Wilson has taken over the role as interim chairman of Racing Queensland.
Fell Swoop faces WFA test in G1 TJ Smith Improving sprinter Fell Swoop faces his first weight-for-age test when he lines up against a star-studded field in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Avdulla hopes Doncaster diet isn't a waste Like a few others in the Sydney jockeys' room, Brenton Avdulla is ruing Winx's presence in the Doncaster Mile.
Winx's little brother goes to Kindergarten Five hours before his elder sister Winx steps out in the Doncaster Mile, El Divino will run in his first stakes race at Randwick.
O'Shea hopes to add Derby to his G1 tally Godolphin trainer John O'Shea will be chasing his first Australian Derby win when he saddles up two runners, Tally and Etymology, in the 2400m race.
Moloney to make Sydney debut in Doncaster Melbourne jockey Patrick Moloney is looking forward to the opportunity to ride in the Doncaster Mile in Sydney for the first time.
Waller with genuine chance in G1 Sires' Omei Sword will attempt to become Chris Waller's first winner of a Sydney Group One race for two-year-olds when she runs in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Clipperton enjoys new outlook on racing Sam Clipperton will be trying to parlay his first Group One win into more success at racing's elite level when he rides Etymology in the Australian Derby.
Tuscan Fire returns to Mornington for Cup The 2013 Mornington Cup winner Tuscan Fire is back for another shot at the race but has drawn the outside barrier.
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Mornington form turnaround for Our Harmony Our Harmony will be out to retain her unbeaten record at Mornington after a disappointing run at Bendigo.
Rough Justice on target for Hareeba Stakes Simon Zahra can't fault Rough Justice ahead of the consistent sprinter's attempt at winning his first stakes race in the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington.
Planet America to continue Bryan Guy's run Gold Coast trainer Bryan Guy is looking to Planet America to continue a winning run for the stable when he steps out at Doomben.
Weight's right for Munce's Wicked Intent Three-year-old Wicked Intent will be out to claim his second open company win at Doomben with trainer Chris Munce confident he will run well.
After All That gains Country C'ship start The Greg Bennett-trained Clearly Innocent remains favourite for the Country Championship despite an injury scare.
Charlee Bear to take on city company Unbeaten NSW country filly Charlee Bear will take on metropolitan company for the first time when she runs at Doomben.
Rising Romance selected for Hong Kong race The David Hayes and Tom Dabernig-trained Rising Romance is the only Australian-trained horse among the 14 selected runners for the QEII Cup in Hong Kong.
Kris Lees adds to impressive C'ship team Rustic Melody is the latest Kris Lees-trained horse to put her name forward for the Provincial Championship Final.
"I don't bash horses": Tommy Berry
Racing NSW stewards have continued a crackdown on whip use with Tommy Berry venting his annoyance after his latest fine.
Stratum Star in good order for Doncaster Stratum Star heads into the Doncaster Mile in top shape after a gallop with Australian Guineas winner Palentino.
Cavanough counts cost of Moody suspension The flow-on effect of Peter Moody's ban will result in Albury trainer Brett Cavanough downsizing his team of racehorses.
Facts and Figures on the TJ Smith Stakes A look at the history of the Group One TJ Smith Stakes.
Frustrations build on PPL inequality Female jockeys hoping to be included in the paid parental leave scheme will have to wait even longer as the government continues to debate legislation.
Tarzino on his way to greatness Australian Derby favourite Tarzino is fast securing his future at stud as his own sire Tavistock hits new highs.
Randwick rain a nuisance for Famous Seamus Noel Mayfield-Smith is sweating on Randwick drying out to give Famous Seamus his best chance in the $2.5 million TJ Smith Stakes.
Murphy taking a Shotacross The Bow Trainer David Murphy has a winter carnival contingency plan for Shotacross The Bow depending on whether he shows he can be a Derby horse.
Facts and Figures on Sires' Produce Stakes A look at the history of the Group One Sires' Produce Stakes
Tegan Harrison to have first Randwick ride Queensland jockey Tegan Harrison will call on an expert to give her the rundown on how to ride the Randwick track.
Weir looking to add to his cup tally Darren Weir has Puccini, Falago and Ancient King engaged in the Mornington Cup looking to add to his Cups tally.
Flamberge going for third G1 in a row Former Peter Moody-trained sprinter Flamberge will chase his third consecutive Group One win in the TJ Smith Stakes.
Winx primed to continue Group One legacy Trainer Chris Waller says star mare Winx has had a faultless build-up as she attempts to make history in the Doncaster Mile.
Yankee Rose to bloom in Sires' Produce Yankee Rose will be trying to go one better than her Golden Slipper finish when steps out in the ATC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Group 1 Queen Elizabeth field takes shape The field for the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes is starting to take shape, with The United States' connections set to pay a late entry fee.
Kurtley to do his future racing in Qld Consistent country NSW performer Kurtley will have his first start for new trainer Steve O'Dea after being transferred to Brisbane to escape high weights.
Tosen Stardom out of Queen Elizabeth Japanese horse Tosen Stardom has been ruled out of the Queen Elizabeth Stakes after a bleeding attack.
Winx has faultless build-up to Doncaster Winx's final hit-out before contesting the Doncaster Mile has rounded off a faultless build-up, says trainer Chris Waller.
Caulfield Cup start on the line Ton Melbourne is the dominant favourite for the Mornington Cup with the winner guaranteed a start in the Caulfield Cup.
No Ibuprofen charges for Weir, McDonald Darren Weir and Clinton McDonald will not face charges of using ibuprofen after a Racing Victoria stewards investigation.
Hayes with two chances in Sires' Produce David Hayes will have two runners with stakes-winning Melbourne form heading into the Group One Sires' Produce Stakes in Sydney.
NZ raiders' Australian Derby bid grounded ATC Australian Derby hopeful What's The Story is still in New Zealand after a flight delay.
Facts and Figures on the Australian Derby A look at the history of the Group One Australian Derby.
Facts and Figures on the Doncaster Mile A look at the history of the Group One Doncaster Mile.
Time To Torque in favourable comparison Kelly Doughty has trained Black Cash to win seven races, but she says Ipswich winner Time To Torque could turn out to be better than big brother.
Exosphere flying high before G1 TJ Smith Godolphin colt Exosphere has impressed trainer John O'Shea in his final gallop before the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Pemberley in Mornington Cup bid for Maher Promising stayer Pemberley is a first emergency to make his debut for Ciaron Maher in the Mornington Cup.
Winks reprieve over careless riding ban James Winks is free to ride at the Mornington Cup meeting after having the term of a careless riding ban reduced on appeal.
Country race caller Tait gets Randwick gig NSW country race caller James Tait will call his first race at Randwick on one of the biggest days on the Australian turf calendar.
Makybe's son tested over marathon distance The son of Horse of the Year winners Lonhro and Makybe Diva is set to run over 3400m at Mornington.
Rain key to Azkadellia in Doncaster: Maher A soft track for the Doncaster Mile will enhance the claims of the Ciaron Maher-trained Azkadellia in the $3 million race.
Ben Currie keen to explore expansion plans Love Spy and Honey Toast will carry Ben Currie's Doomben hopes as the young trainer considers his stable's future.
Willie Mullins targets Aintree meeting Champion Irish trainer Willie Mullins is now odds-on to win his first British jumps title with the news he will take a big team to the Aintree meeting.
Telperion favourite to win Sires' Produce Godolphin colt Telperion and the David Vandyke-trained filly Yankee Rose occupy the top two lines of betting for the Group One Sires' Produce Stakes.
Brown booked for NZ Doncaster Mile hope Corey Brown will fly in from Singapore for the Group One ride on Volkstok'n'barrell in the Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
McEvoy hopes for rain ahead of G1 TJ Smith Trainer Tony McEvoy says sprinter Shiraz is as good as he can be heading into the TJ Smith Stakes but he wants a rain-affected track for the gelding.
Tosen Stardom in doubt for Queen Elizabeth Racing NSW stewards have opened an inquiry into Tosen Stardom, putting a question mark over the Japanese horse's Queen Elizabeth Stakes bid.
Adaptability key to Jameka's Derby hopes Jameka is the only filly tackling the ATC Australian Derby at Randwick and she will have to overcome a wide draw to win the Group One race.
Big Memory on target for Mornington Cup The Tony McEvoy-trained Big Memory was second in the 2015 Mornington Cup and returns for another shot at the $300,000 race.
Winx poised to dominate G1 Doncaster Mile Star mare Winx will face a tough test in the Doncaster Mile but her part-owner Debbie Kepitis has faith in her trainer and jockey.
Browne focused on rich Hong Kong sprint Damian Browne insists the Buffering can continue his rise on the international racing stage when the popular sprinter heads to Hong Kong.
Tarzino in gate six for ATC Aust Derby bid Victoria Derby winner Tarzino will start from barrier six as he tries to complete the Victoria Derby-ATC Australian Derby double.
Winx draws gate 11 for Group One Doncaster Crowd favourite Winx will start from barrier 11 in the $3 million Doncaster Mile with stablemate and last year's winner Kermadec in gate three.
A field of 15 headed by Winx for Doncaster Star mare Winx heads a field of 15 for the $3 million Doncaster Mile while Victoria Derby winner Tarzino will have 12 opponents in the Australian Derby.
French star Cirrus Des Aigles retired Globetrotting French horse Cirrus Des Aigles has been retired after a career that netted seven Group One wins.
Thubiaan a star over jumps at Oakbank The Eric Musgrove-trained Thubiaan has added the Great Eastern Steeplechase at Oakbank to his jumps record.
Falkenberg targeting Queensland Oaks
Falkenberg's impressive first metropolitan win has Peter and Paul Snowden making plans for the Queensland Oaks.
Excess Knowledge out of Doncaster
Gai Waterhouse's highest-rated Doncaster Mile hope Excess Knowledge will not run in the race.
Tom Sadler has mixed day at Sandown Apprentice Tom Sadler has had an eventful day at Sandown, riding a winner for his father John but incurring a suspension and a fine.
Terravista to bounce back in TJ Smith Terravista has the chance atone for his poor performance last start by winning the TJ Smith Stakes.
Rachel Murray retains Chrysolaus ride Trainer Jane Clement has knocked back calls from other jockeys with Rachel Murray to ride Chrysolaus in the Country Championship at Randwick.
Mornington Cup attracts 25 nominations Robert Smerdon will start Berisha in the Mornington Cup while in-form sprinter Reldas will be one of two runners for the trainer in the Hareeba Stakes.
McKee returns to Randwick with Derby hope Sunline's trainer Stephen McKee will return to Sydney with NZ Derby runner-up What's The Story to take on Tarzino in the Australian Derby.
Ariaz wins well on debut at Sandown The Robbie Griffiths-trained two-year-old Ariaz has raced to a debut win at Sandown, impressing jockey Ryan Maloney.
Top Of My List wins well on debut
A winning debut by Top Of My List at Warwick Farm could be the catalyst for a Queensland winter campaign for the Anthony Cummings-trained filly.
Awesome Rock has solid Sandown gallop Awesome Rock will head to the Group One Queen Elizabeth Stakes in Sydney after pleasing co-trainer Troy Corstens with a raceday gallop at Sandown.
Kraftwerk to resume interrupted campaign Tony Gollan expects Kraftwerh to be ready to race a week after a poor blood count forced him out of a scheduled race at Doomben.
Cape Cross retired from stallion duties Time has been called on the stallion career of Cape Cross who has sired champions Golden Horn, Sea The Stars, Ouija Board and Seachange.
Old North to bypass Australian Derby Godolphin will rely on Tally and Etymology in the Derby with Old North to miss the race while Chris Waller will run Vanbrugh and Torgersen.
Gallop to decide Palentino Doncaster start Darren Weir will make a decision on a Doncaster Mile start for Palentino after the colt gallops with stablemate Stratum Star.
Super Cash heads to Sydney for PJ Bell Trainer Andrew Noblet will send Super Cash to Sydney for the P J Bell Stakes before turning his attention to sprint races in Adelaide.
Crystal Flute draws outside gate again In her short career, Crystal Flute has yet to draw a good barrier but trainer Gerald Ryan believes she can overcome her gate at Wariwck Farm.
Change of plans for Zamzam Zamzam will join Lindsay Park stablemate Seaburge in the Group One Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
Star Fortune aiming for third-straight win The Clinton McDonald-trained Star Fortune will be out to make it three wins from as many starts this campaign when he steps out at Sandown.
Munce moving towards training aim Former jockey Chris Munce has reached the top 10 on the Brisbane premiership to achieve one of his goals in his frist full season as a trainer.
California Chrome wins $10m Dubai Cup California Chrome has sprinted to victory in the $10-million Dubai World Cup, beating Mubtaahij in the world's richest horse race.
Buffering wins in Dubai Queensland sprint star Buffering has won the Group One Al Quoz Sprint at Meydan in Dubai.
Suspension to keep McEvoy out of Doncaster Jockey Kerrin McEvoy has been suspended for careless riding and will miss the first day of The Championships.
Havana Cooler brings up four for Godolphin Havana Cooler has given the Godolphin team a four-timer at Rosehill on the final day of the Golden Slipper carnival.
Dylan Dunn gets first stakes win on Leebaz Dylan Dunn has registered his first stakes win with Leebaz's tough victory in the Easter Cup bringing up a double at Caulfield for the apprentice.
Zanbagh stakes Queen Of The Turf claims Zanbagh has lifted the Tait family's famous red and white colours to a satisfying win in the Group Two Emancipation Stakes at Rosehil.
Bollinger chasing elusive big-race winner Cricketer Doug Bollinger hasn't closed the door on owning more racehorses.
Black Heart Bart a serious horse: Rawiller Black Heart Bart has impressed jockey Brad Rawiller with his victory in the Group Three Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Canterbury's Tolman celebrates trackside Joining some of the biggest sport stars for Western Sydney Legends Day, Bulldogs star Aiden Tolman was trackside after a huge win over the Rabbitohs.
Chris Waller takes all Group 1 BMW spoils Chris Waller has trained the first three placegetters in the Group One BMW at Rosehill with Preferment beating Who Shot Thebarman and Grand Marshal.
Old North may contest Derby after Tulloch Old North has won the Tulloch Stakes, prompting trainer John O'Shea to consider an ATC Australian Derby start.
Jeff Lloyd nous makes difference on Aldini Aldini has shown the benefit of jockey Jeff Lloyd's guile in scoring an all-the-way win at Doomben.
Single Gaze single-minded in Vinery win Canberra trainer Nick Olive has celebrated his first Group One winner, with Kathy O'Hara steering Single Gaze to victory in the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Miss Promiscuity on path to G1 race in SA A Group One sprint for fillies and mares in Adelaide is on the radar for Miss Promiscuity after her win at Caulfield.
Malaguerra to take on the big guns in TJ Emerging sprinter Malaguerra could back up in the TJ Smith Stakes after claiming his first Group win in the Star Kingdom at Rosehill.
It's Somewhat wins Gr 3 Neville Sellwood
It's Somewhat will target the Doomben Cup after winning the Group Three Neville Sellwood Stakes.
Munce keeps his nerve as Leggera wins Nicconi Leggera will be aimed at Brisbane winter carnival stakes races after clinging on to win at Doomben.
Adelaide, Brisbane plans for Petits Filous Petits Filous has landed her fifth win from six starts with a first-up victory in the Jack Elliott Handicap at Caulfield.
Attention grabs the limelight at Rosehill Trainers Peter and Paul Snowden are looking to Attention as their next two-year-old Group One winner.
Sydney trip for Najmaat after first-up win Taking advantage of an inside draw, Najmaat has scored a first-up win in the Robert Taranto Handicap at Caulfield.
Jason McLachlan to take a break Golden Slipper-winning trainer Jason McLachlan is taking a break to pursue other interests but says he is not retiring.
Ambitious General in unlikely stud career Ambitious General has just one named foal who could thrust him into the limelight if he can continue his winning ways.
Dwayne Dunn regains Stay With Me ride With three wins from four rides aboard Stay With Me, Dwayne Dunn gets back in the saddle for the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Sertorius to resume in Victoria Handicap Trainer Jamie Edwards is targeting races in Queensland with Sertorius who resumes in the Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Our Ivanhowe hoof problem improving Our Ivanhowe's hoof problem is improving but the second favourite still has to pass a veterinary test before he runs in the BMW.
Easter Cup trip ideal for Lidari: Rawiller After riding Peter Moody's last Group One winner, Brad Rawiller will be aboard the horse that caused the trainer to quit the industry at Caulfield.
Mayfield-Smith's odd route to Prov C'ship Facing the possibility of disadvantaging Unequivocal by entering her into a race on Saturday, trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith isn't worried.
Ambience and Jameka to clash in G1 Vinery Godolphin is primed for a two-pronged attack on the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes with Ambience and Asinara.
Kraftwerk looking to extend his record Tony Gollan believes Krafterk can be effective as he looks for his first win over further than 1200 metres at Doomben.
Lindsay Park out to break BMW hoodoo David Hayes and Tom Dabernig have two chances in the BMW to try to give Lindsay Park a win in the race which has eluded many of their best.
Awesome Rock to miss G3 Easter Cup Leon Corstens says he doesn't want Awesome Rock to have a potentially tough run from a wide barrier so he has decided not to start him in the Easter Cup.
Michael Wrona appointed Santa Anita caller Australian Michael Wrona has been appointed the new track announcer at Santa Anita after an international search.
California Chrome World Cup favourite California Chrome will again have to overcome a wide barrier in his attempt to avenge his World Cup second of a year ago.
Bowman guides Thames Court to G3 win Thames Court has taken out the Group Three Alexandra Stakes at Moonee Valley with top Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman aboard.
Moody signs off with a Group One win Flamberge has provided Peter Moody with a Group One win in the William Reid Stakes in his final day of training.
Raw Impulse impresses in Aust debut Imported galloper Raw Impulse has made an instant impression in his Australian debut with a strong win at Moonee Valley.
Winx into odds-on for Doncaster Mile bid Bookmakers have reacted to confirmation the Donacaster Mile is on Winx's autumn program by making her an odds-on favourite for the race.
Lady Sniper wins Listed Gosford Guineas Lady Sniper has won the Listed Gosford Guineas, prompting trainer Bjorn Baker to target a Group race with the filly.
Predator eyes Derby run in Tulloch Stakes A win in the Group Two Tulloch Stakes will convince trainer Trent Busuttin that Predator deserves a shot at the ATC Australian Derby.
Good Friday not a day for racing: V'landys Both the Victorian and NSW racing governing bodies have dismissed adding a Good Friday meeting, saying the already-packed calendar is enough.
Solicit still a chance to run in Doncaster Trainer Gerald Ryan has not ruled out a Doncaster Mile start for Solicit if she performs as expected in the Emancipation Stakes.
Damian Lane chasing Sydney G1 with Risque Jockey Damian Lane has confidence in the ability of filly Risque who steps up to 2000m for the first time in the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Plenty of spark still left in Extra Zero Extra Zero, who dislikes paddock life, will have his 86th visit to the races when he lines up in the Easter Cup at Caulfield.
Our Ivanhowe to be vetted before Gr1 BMW Caulfield Cup placegetter Our Ivanhowe is being monitored for a hoof issue in the lead-up to the $1.5 million BMW at Rosehill.
Facts and figures on Vinery Stud Stakes A look at the history of the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes.
Single Gaze eyes Group One Vinery victory After proving she is no bridesmaid at her last start, Canberra trainer Nick Olive believes Single Gaze can graduate to Group One success.
Black Heart Bart shoots for Victoria Hcp After Black Heart Bart's eye-catching run in the Newmarket, Brad Rawiller is looking to 1400m at Caulfield as an ideal test for the ex-Perth galloper.
Thompson flags tactics switch for top mare Trainer John Thompson expects First Seal to appreciate a return to handicap conditions in the Doncaster Mile.
Ranked out to cement Toowoomba Cup start Trainer John Wallace is eyeing off a sixth Toowoomba Cup with the imported Ranked who has a lead-up run at Doomben.
Liberation to prove a cut above at Doomben Trainer Barry Lockwood is looking to Liberation to be on his best behaviour when he runs at Doomben.
Prime Dispatch Edition 107 This week's Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill.
I'm Belucci to miss Australian Derby Trainer Desleigh Forster has abandoned Australian Derby plans for Group One placegetter I'm Belucci who is entered for a race at Doomben.
Buffering to jump from wide gate in Dubai Star Queensland sprinter Buffering will jump from barrier nine in the Al Quoz Sprint, a favourable gate on the straight course at Meydan.
BHA tightens anti-corruption measures The British Horseracing Authority has published its integrity review, vowing to ramp up its measures to stamp out corruption.
Valley the final scene for Peter Moody Trainer Peter Moody has six runners at Moonee Valley, his final meeting before he steps away from training.
O'Sullivan and Scott fined $50,000 New Zealand training partners Lance O'Sullivan and Andrew Scott have escaped a ban but been fined $50,000 in the country's first cobalt case.
Williams cops 11-meeting ban at Sandown Craig Williams has been suspended for 11 meetings on a careless riding charge at Sandown, ruling him out of Doncaster day at Randwick.
Dixie Chick sings right tune for Pfieffer David Pfieffer has prepared Dixie Chick and Roman Odyssey to win at Kembla Grange to share training honours with Chris Waller at the ATC meeting.
Ric McMahon rides first winner since ban Ric McMahon has ridden a winner at Ipswich, his second race meeting since serving a six-month ban for a drug offence.
No excuses for Preferment in BMW Trainer Chris Waller says the Group One BMW looms as a crossroads race for the favourite Preferment.
Abbey Marie to chase Adelaide Group races The sister of AJC Australian Oaks winner Absolutely will head to Adelaide chasing black type after her debut win at Sandown.
Dylan Dunn gets Easter Cup chance In-form apprentice Dylan Dunn has a healthy book of seven rides at Caulfield on Easter Cup day including Leebaz in the Group Three feature.
Peter Moody selling equipment after ban Stable equipment, ponies and other goods are set to go under the hammer as trainer Peter Moody calls it quits.
Danica Guy chases Australian G1 glory New Zealand trainer Danica Guy will attempt to win the Group One Vinery Stud Stakes with Capella, her first Australian runner.
Queen Of Wands weaves some Conners magic
Trainer Clarry Conners' decision to keep Queen Of Wands in lesser company has paid dividends with a Kembla Grange win.
Goldie's Fortune gives Baker city success Three-year-old filly Goldie's Fortune has provided Warrnambool trainer Jane Baker with her first city win in five years at Sandown.
Jopa to take his share of the spotlight While trainer Robert Heathcote is far away in Dubai with Buffering, he will keep a close eye on another veteran, Jopa, at Doomben.
Coronation Shallan on trial for Sydney G1 The Victoria Handicap will determine whether Coronation Shallan's autumn program includes a shot at a Group One race in Sydney.
Royal Ascot calling for The Quarterback Robbie Griffiths has Royal Ascot aspirations for The Quarterback and the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley may firm up plans.
Chrome five lengths better: Art Sherman California Chrome is five lengths better than he was a year ago according to his trainer Art Sherman as the horse prepares for the Dubai World Cup.
Buffering on target for Dubai race Trainer Robert Heathcote is confident Buffering will represent Australia well in the Al Quoz Sprint in Dubai.
Montaigne among acceptors for the BMW Three-year-old Montaigne is among the 10 acceptances for the $1.5 million weight-for-age BMW at Rosehill while Jameka heads the Vinery Stud Stakes field.
Lyn Paton cobalt case still unresolved The cobalt investigation involving Queensland trainer Lyn Paton remains unresolved after four adjournments.
Trip To Paris recovering well Caulfield Cup runner-up Trip To Paris has recovered so well from a tendon injury, trainer Ed Dunlop is hopeful he can defend the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.
Lucky Hussler favourite for William Reid Lucky Hussler is back to defend the William Reid Stakes and holds favouritism over three-year-old Holler who has won his only two Moonee Valley starts.
Moody's double shot at Valley Group One
In Flameberge and Kinglike, Peter Moody has two more chances to add to his Group One tally before he exits racing
Tosen Stardom arrives safely in Sydney
Japanese racehorse Tosen Stardom, the lone overseas visitor for The Championships, has arrived safely in Sydney.
Corstens waits on draw for Awesome Rock The barrier draw for the Easter Cup could decide if Australian Cup runner-up Awesome Rock takes his place in the Group Three race.
Black Caviar fills void in Moody resume Unbeaten champion Black Caviar's trainer Peter Moody has pulled the pin on his racehorse training career after an 18-month cobalt saga.
Stay with me on Preferment in BMW: Bowman Leading jockey Hugh Bowman insists Preferment is a worthy favourite to win the $1.5 million BMW despite growing reservations about the horse's stamina.
Black Caviar's trainer Moody exits racing Unbeaten champion Black Caviar's trainer Peter Moody has pulled the pin on his racehorse training career after an 18-month cobalt saga.
Track key to Moqueen midweek run: Cummings Moqueen was on the cusp of making the Golden Slipper field, but any consolation win at Kembla Grange will depend on the weather.
Cup winner's sister steps out at Sandown Three-year-old filly Penthouse Princess, the younger sister of Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance, will line up in a city maiden race at Sandown.
Peter Moody set to close the stable door
Peter Moody is closing his training business as he is about to start a six-month suspension.
Field of 12 to contest William Reid Stakes Peter Moody will saddle his final Group One runners in the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley before starting a suspension.
Ciaron Maher assembling winter team Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher is assemlbing his team for the Brisbane winter carnival including Petits Filous, Azkadellia and newcomer Styleman.
Jockey appeals ban for Long Run ride Jockey Sam Waley Cohen will appeal a ban for not riding Long Run to the line, saying he eased him up in the interests of the horse.
O'Brien targets Ascot debut for Vancouver Last year's Golden Slipper winner Vancouver may make his UK debut in the 1600-metre Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot later this year.
BMW a serious option for Montaigne Trainer Anthony Cummings is seriously considering running three-year-old Montaigne in the weight-for-age BMW.
Jimando fitter for Victoria Handicap Trainer Tony McEvoy has been pleased with how Jimando has returned from injury and believes he should be close to his peak for the Victoria Handicap.
Moody runners among William Reid entries Two horses from the Peter Moody stable have been nominated for the William Reid Stakes on the final day before the trainer starts a suspension.
Valley Girl on Oaks path via Vinery New Zealand trainer Donna Logan is sending Valley Girl on the same path to the Australian Oaks she used successfully with Rising Romance.
Queen Elizabeth Stakes next for Lucia Lucia Valentina will go to the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at her next start with Kris Lees to give the mare a barrier trial in preparation for the race.
Stallion Hussonet dies from stroke Hussonet, the sire of champion racehorse Weekend Hussler has died aged 25 after suffering a stroke.
Winter carnival trainers' challenge launch Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher has thrown his support behind the trainers' challenge to be held during the Brisbane winter carnival.
Jockey hit with hefty fine over horse sale Jockey Glyn Schofield has been given three months to pay a $50,000 fine over the Hong Kong sale of Equita.
Tarzino aiming for Derby double Craig Newitt believes bad luck is the biggest danger to Tarzino adding the Australian Derby to his Victoria Derby and Rosehill Guineas wins.
Stakes winner number 33 for Not A Single Doubt Six weeks ago Southern Legend was still a maiden. On Golden Slipper Saturday at Rosehill, he won his third consecutive race, the $125,000 ATC Sebring Darby Munro S. 1200m LR.
Trainer Brent Stanley outed for 9 months Brent Stanley has been disqualified for his involvement in the sale of a horse to Hong Kong for more money than he told the owners.
Peter Moody to walk away from training Black Caviar's trainer Peter Moody is to step away from training with his horses to be transferred to other trainers.
Hugh Bowman wins HK Derby on Werther Premier Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has won his first overseas Group One race aboard former New Zealander Werther in the Hong Kong Derby.
Something Borrowed into Country C'ship Something Borrowed and Not A Shadow have qualified for the Country Championship final while trainer Kim Waugh will have three in the Provincial final.
The Quarterback to run in William Reid Newmarket Handicap winner The Quarterback is set to run in the William Reid Stakes despite trainer Robbie Griffiths fears he may not be suited by the track
Waller warming to Winx in Doncaster Trainer Chris Waller has not ruled out runnnig Winx in the Doncaster Mile a week before the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Two-state options for Awesome Rock The weather will determine whether Australian Cup runner-up Awesome Rock runs in the Easter Cup at Caulfield or the Neville Sellwood Stakes in Sydney.
Risque to run in Vinery Stud Stakes David Hayes expects former NZer Risque to be at peak fitness for the 2000 metres of the Vinery Stud Stakes in her bid for an Australian Group One win.
Hard Stride moves to Queensland Stakes-winning Melbourne sprinter Hard Stride will have a Queensland winter campaign for trainer Tony Sears.
Surgery for apprentice after Bendigo fall Jye McNeil has suffered a fractured lower right leg and dislocated ankle in a pre-race fall at Bendigo.
Victoria Pendleton to continue riding Dual Olympic cycling champion Victoria Pendleton will continue to ride horses after realising her ambition to ride at Cheltenham.
Payne a great example for kids: Griffiths Actor Rachel Griffiths thinks young people can learn a lot from the life story of Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne.
Sultry Feeling wins Group 3 Birthday Card James Cummings has celebrated a Group Three win with Sultry Feeling in the Birthday Card Stakes at Rosehill.
Golden Slipper win one to savour for Shinn Jockey Blake Shinn has savoured a Golden Slipper win on Capitalist which came eight years after he thought he had missed his chance.
Silent Sedition rises to stakes company Caulfield trainer Andrew Noblet has Group One aspirations for Silent Sedition after her Bendigo Guineas win.
Golden Slipper: what the jockeys said
What the Golden Slipper jockeys said after the $3.5 million race.
Nevis leads throughout to win Golden Mile Katelyn Mallyon has guided the Lloyd and Nick Williams-owned Nevis to an all-the-way win in the Golden Mile at Bendigo.
Brideoake snatches Galaxy with Griante
Griante has pulled off an upset win in the Group One Galaxy Stakes for Victorian trainer David Brideoake.
Capitalist proves Slipper doubters wrong Capitalist has reproduced his best to give trainers Peter and Paul Snowden victory in a Golden Slipper to savour.
Winx delivers for high-powered race crowd The weight of expectation didn't stop favourite Winx winning in front of a Rosehill race crowd featuring some of Australia's best-known women.
Inexpensive buy lands Bendigo Gold Rush If Not Now When has instantly repaid her connections with a stylish debut win in the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo.
3YO Wicked Intent back to brilliant best Wicked Intent is on track to play a part in the Queensland winter carnival after scoring a first-up win at Doomben.
Speculation mounts on Peter Moody's future Trainer Peter Moody is expected to make an announcement on his future in racing before starting a suspension.
Tarzino's emphatic win in Rosehill Guineas Victoria Derby winner Tarzino has stamped his authority on the staying three-year-olds in the Rosehill Guineas.
Winx sets the standard in George Ryder win Superstar mare Winx has earned all the plaudits at Rosehill for a George Ryder performance that confirms her rating as the best horse in Australia.
Bridge, Clark continue winning association Les Bridge and Tim Clark have combined for more black-type success with Southern Legend picking up a Listed win at Rosehill.
Apprentice jockey McNeil injured in fall Jye McNeil has been taken to hospital after being thrown from Preemptive before the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo.
The United States wins G1 Ranvet Stakes A quick back-up has proved a masterstroke for The United States, winner of the Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Royal Hussy win rewards determined owner Royal Hussy has given her trainer Brenton Andrew one of the best wins of his short training career in scoring at Doomben.
Libran firms as favourite for Sydney Cup Imported stayer Libran has firmed to $3.50 to win the Sydney Cup with a comprehensive victory in the Manion Cup at Rosehill.
Traffic costs Moor Group 3 Epona Stakes
James McDonald has made the most of Melbourne-based jockey Daniel Moor's traffic woes, picking up the ride on Epona Stakes winner Vergara.
French import scores on debut at Bendigo Lindsay Park has a potential spring horse following the Australian debut win of French import Pilote D'Essai.
Singo and Gai a tale too good to be true It was the hoped-for fairytale of the Golden Slipper but a reconciled John Singleton and Gai Waterhouse did not manage a win.
Victoria Pendleton answers critics Dual Olympic cycling gold medallist Victoria Pendleton has ridden Pacha Du Polder to a creditable fifth at Cheltenham.
Don Cossack a popular Gold Cup winner The Gordon Elliott-trained Don Cossack has lived up to his favouritism to deny Djakadam and trainer Willie Mullins a Gold Cup win at Cheltenham.
Tom Melbourne starts road to Caulfield Cup Tom Melbourne has won the Albury Gold Cup and trainer Lee Freedman is now setting his sights on one of Australia's best staying races.
Soft Bendigo perfect for Velox: Dabernig Tom Dabernig believes Velox is in for a good preparation and and claims a soft-rated track would be ideal for the import in the Bendigo Golden Mile.
Facts on the Group One George Ryder Stakes A look at the history of the Group One George Ryder Stakes.
Le Romain chasing Group 1 Guineas double Le Romain gets his chance at a Guineas double in Sydney when he steps up to 2000m for the first time in the Rosehill Guineas.
Cobalt charges dropped against John Leek With one test above and one below the allowed cobalt threshold, Racing Victoria stewards have decided not to proceed with a case against John Leek.
Golden reward for Damien Oliver's faith Flying Artie emerged as a hardluck story in the Blue Diamond and Damien Oliver is counting on better fortune in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Our Boy Malachi out of Galaxy A minor injury has ruled Our Boy Malachi out of the Galaxy leaving Dwayne Dunn without a mount in the Group One sprint.
Williams keeps Kool Kompany in Ranvet A Ranvet Stakes victory willcomplete a set of Golden Slipper day Group One wins for Craig Williams.
Melbourne colts in Slipper edge: Williams Craig Williams, no closer to knowing if he will be riding in the Golden Slipper, rates stablemates Extreme Choice and Flying Artie has the horses to beat.
Henry Dwyer with two chances in Gold Rush Trainer Henry Dwyer has seen enough from If Not Now When and Snitzelway to rate them genuine chances at Bendigo.
Cummings aims to emulate Slipper history James Cummings is aiming to win a Golden Slipper at his first attempt, half a century after famous grandfather Bart achieved the same feat.
RV stewards consider Peter Moody appeal Racing Victoria stewards have 28 days to appeal against Peter Moody's suspension as a result of cobalt charges.
Zimbali on track for Bris staying races Trainer Kelly Schweida is tipping Zimbali to have a future as a stayer in Brisbane as the import prepares for his second Queensland start at Doomben.
Kembla sprinter on Course for Brisbane Trainer Donna Grisedale expects Skip Course to be at his best when the sprinter resumes at Doomben.
French star Solow to miss Dubai Trainer Freddy Head has ruled Solow out of his defence of the Dubai Turf with the horse suffering a minor leg injury.
Ruby Walsh lands 50th Cheltenham win Champion jumps jockey Ruby Walsh has notched a post-war record 50th winner at the Cheltenham Festival.
Payne loses careless riding ban appeal Michelle Payne will miss 11 meetings after failing in her appeal against a careless riding suspension.
Hucklebuck to make Sydney debut in Ryder The 2014 Emirates Stakes winner Hucklebuck will make his Sydney debut in the George Ryder Stakes against a star-studded field.
Hauraki searches for G1 victory in Ranvet Hauraki will try to win his first Group One race in the Ranvet Stakes after being no match for Winx in his first autumn runs.
Winx's sibling El Divino wins maiden race The younger brother of Winx has made a winning debut with El Divino giving nothing else a chance in a race at Gosford.
Bargain-buy filly chases $3.5m windfall Filly Yankee Rose will attempt to defy history and win the Golden Slipper first-up in a year where colts are heavily favoured to win the race.
Slipper favourite ticks all boxes: Newitt Craig Newitt can see nothing but positives as he prepares for his Golden Slipper ride on Extreme Choice.
Honesty Prevails a boost for Worthington As he fights a battle off the track, trainer Rick Worthington is looking forward to a professional high with Honesty Prevails in the Golden Slipper.
Corstens team with chances in two states The Leon and Troy Corstens stable will chase a two-state stakes double with General Groove at Bendigo and Vezalay at Rosehill.
Williams hopes Griante gains Galaxy start Craig Williams will ride Griante ahead of Lumosty if the second emergency gains a start in the Group One Galaxy at Rosehill.
Tim Clark gunning for Albury Gold Cup win Sydney jockey Tim Clark is more concerned about his tactics on Hippopus than the stayer's opposition in the Albury Gold Cup.
Architect has designs on first-up victory Architect is at his best when kept fresh and that will be the case with the well-performed sprinter at Doomben.
Iggi Pop hot to trot for racing comeback The 2014 Queensland Cup winner Iggi Pop will step out for the first time in 18 months as the stayer resumes at Doomben.
Boss booked for Azkadellia in Doncaster Ciaron Maher is planning to start Azkadellia in the Doncaster Mile and has booked Glen Boss for the ride at a light weight.
Sprinter Sacre the star at Chelthenham The problem-plagued Sprinter Sacre has stolen the show on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival with his win in the Queen Mother Chase.
Moody out for 12 months, back in six
Peter Moody has been suspended after a long-running inquiry into a positive swab to cobalt from his galloper Lidari.
Whip protest lodged against Sandown winner Apprentice Kyle Maskiell had to survive a protest over an alleged whip rule breach to keep a Sandown double.
Newmarket Handicap transferred to Rosehill The Newmarket Handicap has been added to the Golden Slipper program at Rosehill after rain forced Newcastle races to be called off.
Singo's shout for Slipper win locked in The Australian Turf Club has confirmed drinks will be on John Singleton if his horse Kiss And Make Up wins the Golden Slipper.
Snake bite claims Stewart-owned racehorse Manly fullback Brett "Snake" Stewart can't quite shake the irony of his pacer Zee Dana succumbing to a snake bite.
Tivaci drops in class for Bendigo Guineas The Australian Guineas didn't pan out how Mike Moroney hoped with Tivaci but the colt will be strongly fancied to win the Bendigo Guineas.
No shadow over Black Caviar: Peter Moody Unbeaten champion Black Caviar's reputation remains intact, trainer Peter Moody says after his cobalt case.
Jameka draws outside gate for G1 Guineas Jameka has drawn the outside barrier for the Rosehill Guineas, leacing Ciaron Maher to consider his options for the VRC Oaks winner.
Hayes' high hopes for Criterion, Dibayani Criterion and Dibayani will fly the flag for Lindsay Park in the Group One Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Facts and figures on the Golden Slipper A look at the history of the Golden Slipper.
Wilf Mula has two chances at Slipper glory Long-time owner-breeder Wilf Mula has two runners at opposite ends of the market in the Golden Slipper.
Horse trainer Peter Moody's cobalt case Trainer Peter Moody faces a fine or disqualification on a lesser cobalt administration charge, but has been cleared of the most serious offence.
Slipper trophy a labour of love for maker Victorian silversmith David Russ is a one-man factory for some of the most unique trophies in Australian racing, including the Golden Slipper.
Newcastle track unfit for Newmarket card The Newmarket Handicap meeting at Newcastle has been postponed after stewards declared the racetrack too wet for racing.
Endless Days on target for winter carnival Winter carnival feature races beckon for Endless Days after the two-year-old came from last to win at Doomben.
Buffering touches down in Dubai Multiple Group One winning sprinter Buffering has arrived safely in Dubai where he will contest the Al Quoz Sprint at the World Cup meeting.
Better Loosen Up my best racehorse: Hayes Trainer David Hayes has paid Better Loosen Up the ultimate compliment following the champion racehorse's death.
Mullins dominates Cheltenham day one Trainer WIllie Mullins has stamped his authority on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival with wins by Annie Power, Vroum Vroum Mag and Douvan.
Jacqueline O'Brien dies aged 89 The wife of legendary Irish trainer Vincent O'Brien, Jacqueline O'Brien, has died in Ireland aged 89.
Two Vic trainers facing swab inquiries A horse trained by Mark Riley and another trained by Kane Harris have returned race day samples containing a prohibited short-acting corticosteroid.
Glen Boss to ride in Singapore Three-time Melbourne Cup winning jockey Glen Boss has been granted a six-month riding contract in Singapore.
Moody cleared of serious cobalt charge High-profile trainer Peter Moody accepts there have been shortcomings at his stables after being cleared of the most serious cobalt administration charge.
Jockey Greg Ryan outed on conduct charge Champion NSW country jockey Greg Ryan has been suspended for insulting behaviour directed at steward Shane Cullen.
SA Oaks race on radar for Silent Sedition Silent Sedition will step back up to stakes grade in the Listed Bendigo Guineas on her way to a shot at the Australasian Oaks in Adelaide.
Mixed fortunes for Golden Slipper stables Godolphin's Golden Slipper hopes have been tempered by wide barriers for their three runners in the $3.5 million race.
Winx to extend winning run in Ryder Stakes Star mare Winx is the odds-on favourite to claim her fifth Group One win in the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Price confidence grows after Slipper draw Mick Price has no reason to complain after a trouble-free Golden Slipper build-up continued for Extreme Choice and Flying Artie with inside barrier draws.
Lees, Reith chase more carnival success River Lad isn't rated among the leading chances in the Newmarket Handicap, but Kris Lees and his jockey Christian Reith know how to cause an upset.
Sandown not Bendigo to Chavuma Last-start maiden winner Chavuma is nominated for the Bendigo Guineas but is likely to chase a first city win in a midweek race at Sandown instead.
Top Group 1 producer Parfore dies aged 18 Grand-producing mare Parfore, the mother of Group One winners Terravista and Tiger Tees, has died aged 18 at Segenhoe Stud in the NSW Hunter Valley.
Vet inspection for Slipper colt Capitalist A veterinarian inspection has found no issue with Capitalist, a high-profile runner in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Extreme Choice draws gate seven in Slipper Melbourne colt Extreme Choice has drawn gate seven in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper with stablemate Flying Artie in barrier five.
Full field of 16 for $3.5m Golden Slipper A full field of 16 plus one emergency has been paid up for the Golden Slipper with the Godolphin and Snownde stables to each have three runners.
Three new stallions for Arrowfield Arrowfield Stud has today announced the three exciting new stallions joining its 2016 Roster: the multiple Group 1-winning sprinter-miler Real Impact, and Scissor Kick & Panzer Division, both Group-winning sons of Redoute’s Choice.
Drying ground for Cheltenham festival Fine weather is forecast for the four-day Cheltenham jumps festival with with the ground drying out to good to soft.
Melbourne pair in solid Slipper work-out Market leaders Extreme Choice and Flying Artie have pleased trainer Mick Price in a gallop over the Golden Slipper course at Rosehill.
Real Impact to stand at Arrowofield Stud Japanese star Real Impact, a Group One winner in Sydney, will be the first son of Deep Impact to stand in Australia when he joins the Arrowfield roster.
New rider needed for Our Ivanhowe in BMW Ben Melham will miss the plum ride on Our Ivanhowe in the BMW with his winnng efforts on Gretna at Moonee Valley earning him a hefty suspension.
Adelaide Cup win for Purple Smile Just two days after losing the Australian Cup on protest, Stephen Baster has celebrated victory on Purple Smile in the Adelaide Cup.
Dunn junior lands first city treble Apprentice Dylan Dunn has secured his first city treble with wins in consecutive races at Moonee Valley.
Kent prefers Bendigo Guineas for Amadeus Unbeaten in two starts, Amadeus will rise to Listed company when he contests the Bendigo Guineas.
Galaxy bid by Griante after Valley workout Griante is Sydney bound in search of Group One glory in The Galaxy at Rosehill after confirming her trip with a gallop between races at Moonee Valley.
Perignon ready to restart autumn campaign Group One placegetter Perignon will be out to get her autumn campaign back on track when she runs in the Birthday Card Stakes at Rosehill.
Guineas bound Tarzino adapting well Tarzino has been getting practice galloping right-handed as he prepares for an assault on the Rosehill Guineas.
Leading trainers/jockeys at Cheltenham Records of the major players at the famous Cheltenham jumps festival.
Mullins holds key to Cheltenham 1st day Trainer Willie Mullins holds the key to the feature races on the first day of the four-day Cheltenham festival.
Astern firms in Golden Slipper betting Astern heads a possible five Golden Slipper runners for the Godolphin team, moving to third favourite behind Extreme Choice and Flying Artie.
Sydney jockeys in demand for HK Derby Tommy Berry, Hugh Bowman, Tye Angland and Blake Shinn will ride in the Hong Kong Derby a day after the Golden Slipper meeting.
Many Clouds ready for National defence Many Clouds is a firming favourite to defend his Grand National title following a comprehensive win at Kelso.
Bede Murray to be farewelled The funeral service for popular trainer Bede Murray will take place in the NSW south coast town of Milton.
Happy Trails bound for Hong Kong Trainer Paul Beshara says the slow tempo in the Australian Cup worked against Happy Trails who is expected to next race in Hong Kong.
I'm Belucci returns to Sydney fpr Guineas Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster has secured Glen Boss to ride I'm Belucci in the Rosehill Guineas.
Terravista to be entered for Galaxy Siblings Terravista and Ball Of Muscle could be opponents in the Group One Galaxy, a race won by their brother Tiger Tees two years ago.
McEvoy has Cup hope with Last Wish Fresh from his Group One Coolmore Classic victory, Sam Clipperton will head to Morphettville to ride Last Wish in the Adelaide Cup.
Newitt excited about Slipper day chances Jockey Craig Newitt is looking to add the Golden Slipper and Rosehill Guineas to his recent Group One wins in the Blue Diamond and Newmarket Handicap.
Adelaide campaign begins at the Valley A three-run Adelaide campaign targeting black-type races is David Brideoake's plan for Thames Court beginning with a Moonee Valley race.
Queensland stewards uphold whip protest Queensland stewards have created a precedent by upholding a protest over a breach of the whip rules after a dead heat at the Sunshine Coast.
Robbie Griffiths breaks Group One hoodoo Victorian trainer Robbie Griffiths' dream of a Group One win has finally come true, after a quarter century.
Coffey brings up milestone at Flemington Apprentice Harry Coffey has outridden is claim in winning on Felicienne in a Group Three race at Flemington.
Not sprinter Chautauqua's day: John Hawkes Favourite Chautauqua had to settle for third in the $1.25 million Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Casual Choice wins $100k Gold Coast Stakes Casual Choice has won the Gold Coast Stakes as comeback galloper Sir Moments impressed with his return to racing.
Preferment lands G1 Aust Cup on protest Chris Waller has landed his 12th Group One victory for the season with Preferment winning the Australian Cup on protest at Flemington.
Badawiya scores first-up in Kewney Stakes Badawiya will head to Sydney chasing a Group One victory after a successful return in the Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Hattori Hanzo wins Group 2 Phar Lap Stakes Victorian three-year-old Hattori Hanzo has claimed a narrow win in the Group Two Phar Lap Stakes at Rosehill.
Sam Clipperton races to Group One glory Sam Clipperton has won his first Group One race, riding Peeping for his old boss Ron Quinton in the Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
The Quarterback gives Griffiths first Gr 1 The Quarterback has provided trainer Robbie Griffiths with his first Group One win, sprinting to victory in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
He Or She wins Group Two Blamey Stakes David Hayes is looking at the Doncaster Mile as an option for He Or She after the gelding's win in the Group Two Blamey Stakes at Flemington.
Alberto brings Magic to Rosehill in Gr 3 Alberto Magic has lived up to punters' hopes with his first stakes win in the Group Three Maurice McCarten Stakes at Rosehill.
Blinkers make difference with Super Cash Super Cash has relished a return to straight-track racing at Flemington with victory in the Goodwood Racecourse Trophy.
Godolphin Golden Slipper stocks on rise Calliope and Souchez have won juvenile races at Rosehill to strengthen Godolphin's Golden Slipper team.
Seaburge wins VRC Sires' Produce Stakes David Hayes says there's a lot to look forward to with Seaburge who has raced to a strong win in the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Zielke keeps it short and sweet with Diff Spot The Diff has kept up trainer John Zielke's impressive strike-rate with two-year-olds in winning at the Gold Coast.
Uno Five continues purple patch of form Trainer Bruce Hill is in the market to buy another horse as consistent as Uno Five after the stayer made his own luck in winning at the Gold Coast.
Sir John Hawkwood boosts Sydney Cup hopes Sir John Hawkwood may go straight to the Sydney Cup without another run after winning the Sky High Stakes at Rosehill.
Thyme For Roses too slick at Flemington The Gai Waterhouse-trained Thyme For Roses has scored an all-the-way win in the Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes at Flemington.
Berry's tribute to Bede after C'ship win Tommy Berry has told of how much influence Bede Murray had on his career after winning a race named for the trainer at Kembla Grange.
McNeil looks forward to G1 Newmarket ride Leading apprentice Jye McNeil is looking forward to his first Newmarket Handicap ride aboard Secret Agenda.
Single Gaze wins G3 Kembla Grange Classic
Single Gaze has created autumn carnival options for herself, winning at her first start over 1600m in the Kembla Grange Classic.
McShane to test Tassie filly in Sires' Tasmanian two-year-old Hot Dipped has earned her shot at the Group Two Sires' Produce Stakes in Melbourne with three convincing wins in her home state.
Concealer to make up for Diamond flop Concealer has come in for support ahead of the Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes at Flemington which will decide a Group One start in Sydney.
Noble Protector in first autumn test Jockey Craig Williams believes Noble Protector is going better than last spring heading into the mare's return to racing.
Comeback complete for ex-Hong Kong horse My Favorite has broken through for the first time after more than two years away from racing with a feature-race win at Kembla Grange.
Stellar Collision chasing four on end Stellar Collision has benefited from a longer than intended break and will be aiming to remain unbeaten in the Goodwood Racecourse Trophy at Flemington.
Payne could cause another 2YO upset David Payne will send out two runners in the Pago Pago Stakes, looking for a repeat of French Fern's upset win to get into the Golden Slipper.
Waller weighs up Ajax start for Project Chris Waller says Group One winner Good Project could be saved for another week after drawing wide in the Ajax Stakes.
Weight right for Spot The Diff at Coast Trainer John Zielke is confident the weight scale for the two-year-old race at the Gold Coast will be in Spot The Diff's favour.
Chautauqua best horse in Newmarket: Hawkes Wayne Hawkes enters the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington more confident than when Chautauqua won the Lightning Stakes.
Winx absence a boost for Lucia Valentina
Trainer Kris Lees is backing Lucia Valentina to run well in the Coolmore Classic, especially with Australia's best racehorse missing the Group One race.
Hayes after back-to-back Australian Cups Rising Romance headlines a three-pronged attack for Lindsay Park trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Manny Gelagotis loses appeal over comments A tribunal has dismissed an appeal by racing manager Manny Gelagotis over comments critical of Racing Victoria's head vet.
Mahican to make Queensland debut Gold Coast trainer Trevor Bailey is hoping Mahican can live up to his form in other states and win at his first start for the stable.
Believe takes ATC Australian Oaks detour Unbeaten filly Believe will have her ATC Australian Oaks credentials put under the microscope when she contests the Phar Lap Stakes.
Mark Newnham to train at Warwick Farm Mark Newnham expects to begin his training career soon out of Warwick Farm after failing to get stables at Randwick.
Michelle Payne to ride at Oakbank South Australia's famous Easter carnival at Oakbank will have a bit more star power, with Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Payne to ride.
Track should be ideal for Flemington G1s Bow Creek and Chautauqua remain top picks for two Group One races at Flemington with rain likely to provide some cushion in the track.
Astern confirms Golden Slipper credentials Godolphin colt Astern has raced to an emphatic barrier trial win to get his Golden Slipper campaign back on track.
Siblings a chance at Group race double Catch A Fire will try to win her second Group race in the Kewney Stakes on a day her brother Seaburge runs in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Blake Shinn injured in barrier incident Australian Cup jockey Blake Shinn has been injured after his mount became fractious in the starting stalls at a country NSW race meeting.
Three to line up for Weir in Blamey Stakes Darren Weir will rely on Trust In A Gust, Stratum Star and Manndawi in the Blamey Stakes at Flemington with Lidari being sent to Adelaide.
Hefty penalties in Lil Caesar HK sale case Racing NSW stewards have handed down disqualifications to high-profile racing identities Richard Callander and Liam Prior.
Walker eying second Aust Cup on Almoonqith Michael Walker partners Almoonqith in the Australian Cup as he chases back-to-back wins in the Flemington Group One feature.
Williams chasing first Newmarket Hcp win Craig Williams will be chasing his first Newmarket Handicap win when he partners one of the main chances Japonisme in the 1200m sprint at Flemington.
Facts behind the Australian Cup A look at the history behind the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Facts and figures on the Newmarket A look at the history of the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Injury rules Mourinho out of G1 Aust Cup Mourinho is facing retirement after suffering a tendon injury while getting ready for the Australian Cup.
Peter Moody cobalt decision next week Victoria's Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board will announce on Wednesday its finding on trainer Peter Moody's cobalt charges.
Injured Costin upbeat for Coolmore Classic Suffering two bad falls in two weeks, a limping Winona Costin says she will be fit to ride Pearls in Saturday's Coolmore Classic.
Different point of attack for Waller in G1 Chris Waller is looking to two mares rated at double-figure odds to give him a breakthrough in the Group One Coolmore Classic.
Blinkers to provide spark for Gollan 2YOs Trainer Tony Gollan will experiment with blinkers on Social Conquest and Red Handle as they take their place in a $100,000 race at the Gold Coast.
Weetwood start goes on line for Kempelly Kempelly, runner-up in the 2014 Weetwood Handicap, will try to press his claims for a start in this year's edition in the Gold Coast Stakes.
Facts on the Group One Coolmore Classic Rosehill will be showcasing the best fillies and mares under handicap conditions in the Group One Coolmore Classic.
Prime Dispatch Edition 105 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill.
Calliope to revive Golden Slipper hopes A late scratching from the Reisling Stakes, Godolphin filly Calliope will be out to make amends in the Magic Night Stakes.
Chautauqua favourite to land 4th G1 win Star sprinter Chautauqua is out to become the fourth horse in 50 years to carry 58kg or more to victory in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Sydney the preference for Sacred Eye Group Three-winning filly Sacred Eye, who is entered for races in two states, is set to contest the Phar Lap Stakes at Rosehill.
Singo, Snowden up ante for Australian Oaks Happy Hannah has been an ATC Australian Oaks shortener after producing a big finish to win at Warwick Farm.
Blinkers to spark Cash in Flemington dash Super Cash will wear blinkers for the first time when she lines up in the Goodwood Racecourse Trophy at Flemington.
Brooke Stower wins apprentices race Brooke Stower has won the apprentices race at Doomben while veteran rider Cyril Small has notched a rare city winner.
Soviet Secret primed for Flemington race Soviet Secret has gone close to winning her only two starts and trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon is optimistic the filly can go one better at Flemington.
Brigadoon Rise upsets odds-on favourite
Peter Snowden thought Brigadoon Rise might be vulnerable in her return to the racing, but the promising filly had other ideas at Warwick
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Thomas Huet to ride Rudy in Ajax Trainer Helen Page is resigned to Rudy missing a Doncaster start but is hoping he can still play a winning role in the Sydney carnival.
No Joy for Beer with wide draw in Kewney Jacqui's Joy faces a tough assignment from a wide draw as she seeks to mainatin her unbeaten Australian record.
Secret Agenda gets late Newmarket call up In a change of plans, Secret Agenda will tackle the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Happy Trails gets another shot at Aus Cup Last year's Australian Cup placegetter Happy Trails is back for another crack at the race and trainer Paul Beshara believes he can finish top three again.
Sir Moments on comeback mission Multple stakeswinner Sir Moments will make his comeback from injury and illness when he runs at the Gold Coast, his first start for almost a year.
31st Stakes winner for Not A Single Doubt The Not A Single Doubt train kept rolling at Flemington on Saturday when 2YO filly Selenia scored a stylish victory in the $120,000 VRC Festival of Racing S. 1000m LR.
Joseph O'Brien looking to the future Joseph O'Brien will train a team of both jumpers and Flat horses after giving up his riding career because of weight battles.
Azkadellia out to atone in G1 Coolmore
Trainer Ciaron Maher is counting on an old-fashioned pull in the weights to make a difference for Azkadellia in the Coolmore Classic.
Trainer Bede Murray dies aged 80 Bede Murray has died aged 80 after training many Group One winners from his base on the NSW South Coast.
Bede Murray remembered fondly Popular trainer Bede Murray has been remembered as a true horseman who enjoyed country racing as much as Group One days.
Bow Creek firms again in Aust Cup betting Bow Creek and Chautauqua are clear-cut favourites for the Australian Cup and Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Waller runners dominate QE 1st acceptances Chris Waller has 10 of the 60 entries at the latest pay-up stage for the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes,
Tinto in better shape second time around Trainer Rex Lipp has learned enough from last year's Coolmore Classic campaign with Tinto to rate the mare a genuine chance in this year's edition.
Vale Olivia Inglis The entire Inglis family is mourning the loss of Olivia Inglis, daughter of company Deputy Chairman Arthur and Charlotte.
Rain a bonus for Sadler's Charmed Harmony A rain-affected track would boost the chances of Charmed Harmony as he chases a Group One win at Flemington.
Rock in Awesome form ahead of G1 Aust Cup Leon Corstens was associated with several Australian Cup winners as foreman for Bart Cummings and he will be represented by Awesome Rock at Flemington.
Reverse Caulfield gallop for Slipper favs Favourites Extreme Choice and Flying Artie showed they are on target for the Golden Slipper with a strong right-handed gallop at Caulfield.
Pepper thankful for Dale's recommendation Leading Canberra trainer Matthew Dale has played a behind-the-scenes role in the rise of promising galloper Appoint Percy.
Griffiths weighing up options for Selenia Selenia's connections are likely to wait until later in the week to decide the next step with the stakes-winning juvenile.
Buffering pleases in course proper gallop Crowd favourite Buffering has had the honour of being the first horse to gallop on the new-look Eagle Farm course proper ahead of an overseas campaign.
Joseph O'Brien to retire from riding Joseph O'Brien, the record-breaking son of champion trainer Aidan O'Brien, has called time on is riding career to concentrate on training.
French Fern to take her place in Slipper Managing owner Wilf Mula has confirmed Reisling Stakes winner French Fern will run in the Golden Slipper.
Wangaratta Cup rescheduled The Wangaratta Cup, abandoned because of heat, has been rescheduled to Easter Sunday, replacing the Benalla meeting.
Pendleton excited by Cheltenham ride British cycling great-turned jockey Victoria Pendleton says completing the course at the Cheltenham Festival would rank alongside winning Olympic gold.
Gold Coast option for Tiger Tees Sydney trainer Joe Pride is looking to a wet Gold Coast track to test Tiger Tees on his favourite surface as retirement looms for the veteran sprinter.
The Quarterback ready for Newmarket test The Newmarket Handicap has been the aim for The Quarterback this campaign but the gelding will face some of the country's best sprinters in the 1200m race.
Ghisoni favourite for Coolmore Classic Trainer Ron Quinton will saddle up Peeping in the Coolmore Classic for which unbeaten three-year-old Ghisoni is the early favourite.
Suavito ready for 2000m in Australian Cup Trainer Nigel Blackiston has a healthy respect for Suavito's likely Australian Cup opposition but says he wouldn't swap the mare for any other runner.
Last Golden Slipper chance for some Golden Slipper hopes for several youngsters will be put to the test in the last two races offering automatic qualification to the $3.5 million race.
Australian Cup on radar for 3yo Palentino Palentino will be monitored over the next few days with trainer Darren Weir saying the intention is to back the colt up in the Australian Cup.
Capitalist showing muscle soreness Trainer Peter Snowden says Capitalist is showing no signs of lameness but does have some muscle soreness following his Todman Stakes defeat.
Jumps season kicks off at Warrnambool The jumps season in Victoria comprising 42 hurdle and 21 steeplechase races kicks off at Warrnambool.
Defcon takes out dramatic Black Opal Defcon has reignited his Golden Slipper claims with a come-from-last victory in the Black Opal Stakes in Canberra.
Profiler, Ultimate Dreamer Sydney bound Profiler and Ultimate Dreamer have earned the right to represent the Northern Rivers in the $400,000 Country Championship final.
Rising Romance to step up in Aust Cup Rising Romance, Almoonqith and Extra Zero will represent Lindsay Park as they chase successive Australian Cup victories.
Solicit chasing maiden Group One win Gerald Ryan hopes the handicapper is kind to Solicit as she bids for a Group One win in the Coolmore Classic.
Pengelly to base himself on Sunshine Coast Jockey Brad Pengelly has moved to the Sunshine Coast but is determined to maintain his recent metropolitan strike rate.
Agenda options weigh on Price's mind Mick Price doesn't know if Secret Agenda can beat Chautauqua in the Newmarket Handicap and is considering other options with the filly.
Countdown to Buffering's overseas trip Trainer Robert Heathcote is not concerned over changed travel arrangements for veteran sprinter Buffering as he heads to Dubai.
Victoria Pendleton escapes injury in fall Olympic cycling champion Victoria Pendleton has suffered a setback in her quest to ride at the Cheltenham Festival as an amateur jockey.
Wawail takes Group Three Frances Tressady A quick back-up, a return to Flemington and blinkers going back on have helped Wawail land the Frances Tressady Stakes.
Savoureux win caps big day for Kris Lees Newcastle trainer Kris Lees has celebrated a Group double at Randwick including an upset Guineas win with Le Romain.
English rises to Challenge despite antics Golden Slipper runner-up English has made a triumphant return in the Challenge Stakes after tossing her rider before the race.
Freedman eyes Stradbroke with Malaguerra Malaguerra has notched his fifth win in his past six starts with victory in the Bob Hoysted Handicap at Flemington.
Pillar Of Creation springs into top form Some show jumping has been the spark for Pillar Of Creation's return to form with the rejuvenated galloper making it back-to-back Doomben wins.
Palentino survives Aust Guineas protest Connections of Palentino have again been made to sweat it out in a protest hearing, this time in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Le Romain makes own G1 Guineas statement Le Romain has caused a major upset in the Randwick Guineas, downing odds-on favourite Press Statement.
Stable change sparks Red Bomber into form Red Bomber has adapted to country life, scoring a first-up win at Flemington since a transfer to Lindsay Park's training complex in rural Victoria.
Real Love confirms 3200m Adelaide Cup plan Real Love is liable for an Adelaide Cup penalty after her win in the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington.
Heavens Above wins G3 Aspiration Quality The Tim Martin-trained Heavens Above has claimed a deserved stakes win in the Group Three Aspiration Quality at Randwick.
Holler shouts his class in Group 1 sprint Godolphin colt Holler has lived up to his early promise to deliver a Group One win in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Capitalist under veterinary scrutiny One-time Slipper favourite Capitalist needs a clear veterinary certificate after being found to be mildly lame after the Todman Stakes.
Waller's Libran stakes Sydney Cup claims Imported gelding Libran has claimed his first Australian win to rise to the top of Sydney Cup betting.
Selenia lands stakes victory at Flemington The Robbie Griffiths-Selenia has broken through for her first win, beating Alter Call in a two-year-old stakes race at Flemington.
Royal Tithe earns shot winter 2YO features Royal Tithe will be set for the Queensland winter carnival after beating Stryking Stunnah at Doomben.
Lead-up races blur Golden Slipper picture The defeats of the favourites in the major Golden Slipper lead-up races at Randwick has confused the form for the $3.5 million race.
Adorabeel can defend her Group Three title Although she hasn't won a race since last year's Aspiration Quality, Adorabeel has convinced trainer Joe Pride she can defend the Group Three race.
Astern to miss Golden Slipper lead-up race Leading Golden Slipper hope Astern will miss the Todman Stakes, but trainer John O'Shea expects him to take his place in the $3.5 million race.
'Forgotten' Criterion a first-up threat David Hayes insists Criterion can sprint just as well as he can stay, an opinion that will be put on the line in the Canterbury Stakes.
Auvray on best behaviour for Aussie debut Former French stayer Auvray is an outsider in the Randwick City Stakes, but John Thompson expects the import to figure at some point during the autumn.
RAD Board date set for Stanley, Schofield Trainer Brent Stanley and jockey Glyn Schofield will appear before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over the sale of Equita to Hong Kong.
Press Statement shortens for G1 Guineas Press Statement is the overwhelming favourite for the Randwick Guineas with the filly Stay With Me the only other runner under double figures.
Jack Hill given Gr 1 chance on Bon Aurum After a serious fall on a country track in 2015, Jack Hill has picked up a rare Group One ride in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Dan Zephyr ready for Group Three challenge Dan Zephyr will attempt to extend his winning streak when he contests the TAB Rewards Stakes at Flemington.
Trainer has doubts on Tarzino in Guineas Trainer Mick Price will saddle three runners in the Australian Guineas at Flemington including second favourite Tarzino.
Heathcote finally happy with Jopa's weight Brisbane's handicap system has frustrated trainer Robert Heathcote with Jopa but he believes it's about right for his Doomben assignment.
Rule The River up to Challenge: Cummings Anthony Cummings will have a diverse team of horses for Randwick Guineas day, including up-and-coming sprinter Rule The River in the Challenge Stakes.
Dunn four-handed going to Grafton Trainer Matt Dunn will send four horses to the Grafton heat of the Country Championship headed by the up-and-coming Quatronic.
Big Tree has big assignment at Doomben A race at Doomben will determine whether talented three-year-old Big Tree heads to Hong Kong or stays in Australia for Group races.
Prime Dispatch Edition 104 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill.
Tarzino Guineas draw far from ideal: Price Tarzino's inside gate in the Australian Guineas might not be the advantage it seems, trainer Mick Price says.
Xtravagant firms again in Guineas betting Xtravagant is the $3.30 favourite for the Australian Guineas with Tarzino on the second line of betting ahead of Palentino who has the outside barrier.
John Francome unconvinced by Pendleton Former champion jumps jockey John Francome says champion cyclist Victoria Pendleton is an accident waiting to happen on a racecourse.
Britain moves to replace Levy system The British government has propsed a new funding model for racing in which bookmakers would have to pay fees for profits on offshore online betting.
Waugh runners dominate C'ship qualifier Stablemates Supreme Effort and His Majesty have earned places in the $400,000 Provincial Championship Final with a one-two finish at Wyong.
Delay won't worry Guineas fav: Autridge Co-trainer Stephen Autridge remains confident Xtravagant can break a 30-year drought for New Zealand three-year-olds in the Australian Guineas.
Tulsa set to run in G1 Randwick Guineas Trainer Mike Moroney says Guineas dual acceptor Tulsa is scheduled to head to Sydney to run at Randwick.
Time is right Malachi to step up: Hawkes Our Boy Malachi is poised to break through for his first Group One win after doing everything right since the Expressway Stakes.
Big Cup races on radar for Like A Carousel Ken Keys has Adelaide Cup and Sydney Cup aspirations for stayer Like A Carousel who runs in the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington.
Risque chasing second Guineas success Risque, one of four fillies in the Australian Guineas, gets her first shot at an Australian Group One race to go with her NZ 1000 Guineas triumph.
Chris Waller to make a Guineas Statement Press Statement is the short-priced favourite to give trainer Chris Waller his first Randwick Guineas and avenge the defeat of Triple Honour.
Facts on the Randwick Guineas A look at the history of the Randwick Guineas
Nolan hopes Money Talk will be a smash hit Doomben starter Money Talk is the latest in a string of horses trainer Paul Nolan names after famous rock songs.
Lumosty kicks off on path to G1 sprints Lumosty is a proven fresh performer and is favourite to kick off her autumn campaign on a winning note in a Listed sprint at Flemington.
Aust Guineas favourite lands in Melbourne After one cancelled flight and a further delay, New Zealand's Xtravagant is in Melbourne for his Australian Guineas bid.
Perplexity starts run towards winter Cups Trainer Chris Munce is setting Perplexity for the Brisbane Cup as the stayer prepares to resume racing at Doomben.
Competition to name best Slipper winner The public will be able to match their choice with an expert panel to decide the best Golden Slipper winner as part of 60th anniversary celebrations.
Hiccups with shortened Qld meeting Officials have been tested at the first Queensland meeting conducted with half-hour breaks between races.
Pendleton wins first jumps race Dual Olympic cycling champion Victoria Pendleton has won her first jumps race to set up an appearance at the Cheltenham Festival.
Sofia Rosa to be aimed at Oaks success New Zealand filly Sofia Rosa is on target for Oaks success at home and in Australia, comfirming her class with a Group Three win at Hastings.
Flintshire to race in the United States Dual Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe runner-up Flintshire has left France for the United States to be trained for the Breeders' Cup by Chad Brown.
Wolfgram edges closer to metro milestone Apprentice Travis Wolfgram is making the most of a second chance in Sydney, riding bush sprinter Eminent Duke to win at Warwick Farm.
He's Our Rokki still learning his craft He's Our Rokki is still some time away from reaching his full potential but has shown a glimpse of his talent with a strong midweek Sandown win.
Oradonna continues family tradition The Lindsay Gough-trained Oradonna has kept up a family tradition with her first metropolitan win at the Sunshine Coast.
Rock And Swing creates first-up impression James Cummings' team of two-year-olds is coming good at the right time with Rock And Swing giving the trainer another juvenile winner
at Warwick Farm.
Sword Of Light to bounce back Damian Lane has been encourged by Sword Of Light's trackwork as the stakes-winning filly prepares for a Listed race assignment at Flemington.
Abohar to be tested at stakes level Last-start Sandown winner Abohar will line up in a stakes race for the first time when she chases valuable black type in the Frances Tressady Stakes.
Press Statement remains firm Guineas pick Press Statement has drawn a wide barrier for the Randwick Guineas, but bookmakers still have the colt a prohibitive favourite to win the Group One race.
First Seal primed for WFA test: Thompson First Seal will have six rivals in the Group One Canterbury Stakes as she attempts to make it two wins from as many starts since returning from injury.
First-up distance test for Platinum State Brian Guy has changed tack with Platinum State and will run him over 1350 metres first-up at Doomben.
Trip delay for Aust Guineas favourite Xtravagant will arrive in Melbourne a day later than planned for his assault on the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Press Statement draws wide in Guineas Favourite Press Statement has drawn a wide barrier in the Randwick Guineas with the Chris Waller-trained colt to start from 12 of 13.
Palentino Guineas draw disappoints Zahra Jockey Mark Zahra admits the outside barrier draw is a blow to the chances of Palentino in the Australian Guineas.
Lizard Island sidelined with injury Caulfield Guineas runner-up Lizard Island has suffered a tendon injury and will not be seen for the rest of the season.
Bad draws for Provincial C'ship favourites The three favourites for the $400,000 Provincial Championship final will all have to overcome awkward barriers to qualify via the first heat at Wyong.
Strong field expected for Aust Guineas New Zealand colt Xtravagant is favourite for the Group One Australian Guineas ahead of acceptances for the feature at Flemington.
Price with top trio for third Aust Guineas Mick Price will have three Australian Guineas runners, including Victoria Derby winner Tarzino, as the trainer attempts to win the race for a third time.
Zelady's Night Out to stamp Slipper claims Trainer Tony Gollan has set Zelady's Night Out a goal of finishing in the top three in the Reisling Stakes to confirm a Golden Slipper start.
Sir Moments on verge of return to racing Well-performed Sir Moments has taken a step closer to a racetrack return with a barrier trial placing.
Leading Qld apprentice to make Vic debut Queensland rider James Orman is looking forward to competing against apprentices from other states when he makes his Melbourne debut at Sandown.
Ultimate Shock back in winning surrounds Ultimate Shock has a phobia about Randwick and Anthony Cummings is counting on a return to Warwick Farm to bring out the best in the sprinter.
Chautauqua heads G1 Newmarket Hcp weights Lightning Stakes winner Chautauqua has been weighted on 58kg for the $1.25 million Group One Newmarket Handicap.
Boban and Catkins have both been retired Chris Waller has paid tribute to stable stars Boban and Catkins who have both been retired for different reasons.
Kris Lees to have strong hand in Prov heat Kris Lees has the most entries in the Wyong heat of the Provincial Championship series with his five nominations headed by Electric Power.
Press Statement odds-on for Randwick G1 Press Statement is odds-on for the Randwick Guineas ahead of acceptances while the Australian Guineas looms as a more open race.
Long way to go for Able Friend: Moore Trainer John Moore has put a lid on Melbourne spring expectations for Hong Kong Horse of the Year Able Friend who is recovering from injury in Victoria.
Todman Stakes a pointer to Slipper Capitalist can reassume his place at the top of Golden Slipper markets is he can continue his winning streak in the Todman Stakes.
Short odds for Press Statement in Guineas Press Statement has opened odds-on to win his third Group One 1600m-race when he steps out in the Randwick Guineas.
Jessy Belle after important Group win Dual nominated mare Jessy Belle will tackle the Frances Tressady Stakes at Flemington in search of a valuable stakes race victory.
Happy Clapper in weight-for-age test Happy Clapper will have his first weight-for-age start in the Canterbury Stakes as he begins the countdown to the Doncaster Mile
Tulsa expected to be Guineas dual acceptor Mike Moroney has two Australian Guineas hopefuls but has nominated them for Sydney as well, with Tulsa in danger of missing a run at Flemington.
Japan's Sydney carnival hopes down to one Two more Japanese horses have been withdrawn from The Championships leaving Tosen Stardom as the sole overseas visitor.
Tommy Berry wins G1 in Hong Kong Tommy Berry has racked up another Group One win in Hong Kong, steering Designs On Rome to victory in the Gold Cup.
Another Valley wins Taree C'ship heat Veteran trainer Bob Milligan will have Another Valley in the $400,000 Country Championship after the filly's qualifying win at Taree.
Casual Choice to be given stakes chance Former Sydney horse Casual Choice has put himself in line to contest a feature race in Queensland with victory at Doomben.
Williams follows Weatherly to Randwick Weatherley will be out to enhance his Golden Slipper claims when he tackles the Todman Stakes at Randwick.
Press ready to make a Guineas statement Press Statement will be out to cement his claims as the dominant three-year-old colt when he runs in the Randwick Guineas.
Ryan weighing up options for stablemates Gerald Ryan will go back to the drawing board with Bachman and Perignon with both missing their scheduled Randwick assignments.
David Hayes excited about Risque prospect
David Hayes is bullish about the chances of former New Zealand filly Risque toppling the big guns in the Australian Guineas.
I'm Belucci on song for Rosehill Guineas Trainer Desleigh Forster is happy with Group One placegetter I'm Belucci's progress towards the Rosehill Guineas.
David Salmon to head Radio TAB David Salmon will take over as general manager of Queensland's Radio TAB replacing the late Steve Cairns.
Volkstok'n'barrell back to best in G1 Volkstok'n'barrell has triumphed in the Group One Haunui Classic to set up a possible return to Sydney.
Rawiller suspended, Bosson and Zahra fined Jockey Brad Rawiller has been suspended for eight meetings on a careless riding charge on Blue Diamond Stakes day.
Azkadellia scrapes home in G3 Mannerism Well-supported favourite Azkadellia has arrived in time to win the Mannerism Stakes, setting up a trip to Sydney for the Coolmore Classic.
Blue Diamond result eludes injured Stokes An owner acted as chauffeur to get leading Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes to Caulfield, where he had runners in all three Group One races.
Sprint delivers mixed result for Snowden Snowden Racing has won the Liverpool City Cup with second-stringer Charlie Boy but the autumn carnival is over for stablemate Rich Enuff.
Big weight can't stop Flamberge in Plate Flamberge has landed a second Group One win, carrying 58kg to victory in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Bewhatyouwannbe wins Doomben Listed race Luck has finally gone the way of Bewhatyouwannabe with the Robert Heathcote-trained galloper winning the Tattersall's Members' Cup at Doomben.
Manny Gelagotis firm on Mourinho comments Mourinho is targeting the Australian Cup in a fortnight after his third in the Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield.
Bow Creek impresses in Caulfield G2 win Bow Creek has firmed as favourite for the Australian Cup after an impressive win in the Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield.
Solicit wins G2 Guy Walter in record time Solciit has set herself up for a Group One win with her victory in the Guy Walter Stakes at Randwick in record time.
Mick Price trains Blue Diamond quinella Extreme Choice has defeated stablemate Flying Artie in the $1.5 million Blue Diamond Stakes.
Winx continues streak in Chipping Norton Winx has claimed her fourth Group One win, putting paid to a classy field in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
Sydney, Cox Plate ambitions for NZ star Turn Me Loose has taken a step up to weight-for-age company with a stylish win in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Ghisoni in line for Coolmore Classic start John O'Shea has flagged a Coolmore Classic start for unbeaten filly Ghisoni after she outclassed her rivals in the Group Two Surround Stakes at Randwick.
Tally lands Autumn Classic for Godolphin Godolphin three-year-old Tally has landed his first black-type win in taking out the Autumn Classic at Caulfield.
Golden Slipper hopefuls stake their claims Scarlet Rain and Good Standing have stamped their Golden Slipper claims at Randwick in major lead-up races.
Catch A Fire powers to Armanasco victory Three-year-old Catch A Fire has made the step up to stakes company, winning the Group Two Angus Armanasco Stakes for fillies at Caulfield.
Happy Event stakes claim for Melbourne Happy Event has earned a place on trainer John Zielke's Melbourne spring carnival team after winning at Doomben.
Soft Santa Ana Lane lands Zeditave Stakes Santa Ana Lane has defied a betting drift to land a first-up win in the Group Three Zeditave Stakes at Caulfield.
Highway win sets Percy on Queensland path Appoint Percy has outclassed his Randwick rivals on a firm track, but trainer Luke Pepper says the horse will be even better on wet ground.
Currie considers options for Honey Toast The Adelaide Cup is among the options for Queensland stayer Honey Toast after he maintained his unbeaten record over staying trips at Doomben.
Sydney Cup an option for in-form Assign Imported stayer Assign has dominated from the front in the Mornington Cup Prelude at Caulfield and is likely to progress to better races in the autumn.
Lord Disick relishes fast pace at Randwick Lord Disick has clocked the fifth fastest time for a 2400m race at Randwick to win the opening event on Chipping Norton Stakes day.
Contributer and Complacent retired Tendon injuries have ended the careers of Godolphin Group One winners Contributer and Complacent.
Richard Johnson in another milestone As he races to his first British jumps title, jockey Richard Johnson has brought up a double century for the season.
Newitt to ride Reldas in Oakleigh Plate The scratching of Secret Agenda from the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield has allowed jockey Craig Newitt switch to Reldas in the famous sprint.
Callander, Prior charged over horse sale Racing NSW stewards have charged a jockey and two other racing identities over the sale of former Sydney racehorse.
'Cranky' Majaska cleared for race return Majaska incurred the wrath of stewards for trying to bite one of his rivals, and now he will be out to make headlines for the right reasons at Doomben.
Brisbane racehorse survives monster swim A Brisbane-trained racehorse has been captured during a sea rescue after escaping from his handlers.
2YO selection process works for Griffiths Cranbourne trainer Robbie Griffiths will saddle multiple runners in a Group One race for the first time in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Famous Seamus back in Liverpool City Cup Famous Seamus has a couple of things in his favour which offset his wide barrier in the Liverpool City Cup.
Wide draw to suit Bow Creek at Caulfield Trainer John O'Shea says it would best to forgive Bow Creek his first-up run at Caulfield as he returns to the track for the Peter Young Stakes.
Honesta starts run towards ATC Aust Oaks Three fillies prominent in ATC Australian Oaks betting will line up in the Surround Stakes, including the VRC Oaks runner-up Honesta.
Outside draw for Belucci I'm Belucci will have to overcome the outside barrier at Doomben as he continues his build-up for a return to Sydney and Group One racing.
Tourneur in frame for Diamond, Futurity Hucklebuck and Samara Dancer give Dom Tourneur a strong chance to ride a Group One double at Caulfield.
Winx well into red, Waller at ease for G1 Winx is expected to continue on her winning way in the Chipping Norton Stakes, even though her trainer is keeping a close watch on some of her rivals.
Oakleigh Plate takes Dale's full attention Fell Swoop will be the sole focus for Matthew Dale when he lines up in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Stakes hopes for Punta Norte at Doomben Trainer Robert Heathcote admits Punta Norte has a mind of his own but hopes he is focused for his stakes test at Doomben.
Charges laid after cobalt investigation Two well-known NZ trainers have been charged over an investigation into cobalt irregularities early last year.
Dan Meagher excited about Singapore Dan Meagher is excited to be returning to Singapore as a trainer in his own right after honing his craft alongside his father John.
Tale Of Choice earns shot at Sweet Embrace Gerald Ryan is uncertain about the Golden Slipper bona fides of Tale Of Choice, but that doesn't means she can't be competitive in a lead-up race.
Buick in form ahead of Sydney visit Godolphin jockey William Buick will arrive in Sydney fresh from a treble at a carnival meeting in Dubai in the lead-up to the World Cup.
California Chrome cruises to Dubai victory California Chrome has firmed to win the World Cup after a comfortable victory in his lead-up race at Meydan in Dubai.
Almoonqith gearing up for Sydney Cup Almoonqith begins his road to the Sydney Cup when he runs in the Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield.
Manny Gelagotis fined $2000 at inquiry Manny Gelagotis plans to lodge an appeal after being fined by Racing Victoria stewards over comments he made on radio and social media.
Slipper test for Godolphin colts at Rwick The John O'Shea-trained pair of Telperion and Souchez will get the chance to stake their claims for a Golden Slipper start at Randwick.
Winona Costin ruled out of Randwick Apprentice Winona Costin has failed to get a medical clearance to ride at the Chipping Norton Stakes program at Randwick.
Facts on the Futurity Stakes A look at the history of the Futurity Stakes
Scissor Kick ready for Futurity challenge Scissor Kick has impressed Craig Williams in his workouts ahead of his return to racing in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
A Better Start Than You Think While So You Think did not make his racecourse debut until late May of his two year-old season, the promise being shown by his first progeny at this early stage is enough to suggest that he has a very bright future as a sire.
James Orman posts Qld century of winners James Orman has ridden his 100th winner for the season, keeping him on pace to break Chris Munce's Queensland record.
Facts on the Oakleigh Plate A look at the history of the Oakleigh Plate
Oakleigh Plate return for Lord Of The Sky A tendon injury has kept Lord Of The Sky off the scene but he's ready to make his return in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Zanbagh makes sentimental return to racing There will be no more fitting winner on Chipping Norton Stakes day if the John Thompson-trained Zanbagh claims the Guy Walter Stakes.
Facts on the Chipping Norton Stakes A look at the history of the Chipping Norton Stakes.
All you need to know: Blue Diamond Stakes A look at the history of the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Vet knew Cup hopeful was to race: court Owners of a Melbourne Cup favourite scratched after testing positive to a banned substance have told a court the horse's vet knew he was due to race.
Barrier trial to decide Catkins future Chris Waller plans to fully test Catkins in a barrier trial before making a decision on the mare's racing career.
Snippets Land heads Snowdens' Qld team Sydney trainers Peter and Paul Snowden will have two runners at Doomben including Snippets Land in the feature race.
Oliver confident in Blue Diamond choice Flying Artie has drifted in Blue Diamond Stakes betting but Damien Oliver remains upbeat the colt can deliver him a second win in the juvenile feature.
Waller has one eye on Winx, one on future Winx is long odds-on to win the Chipping Norton Stakes but there will be genuine interest in the Australian debut of stablemate Storm The Stars.
Carnival plans for speedy Satirical Lass Tony Gollan says Satirical Lass will give her rivals something to chase when she returns at Doomben ahead of a winter carnival bid.
California Chrome to run at Meydan California Chrome is in great shape as he prepares to race in Dubai in preparation for the World Cup.
Jockeys fined for whip breaches at Sandown Racing Victoria stewards have issued seven fines for breaches of the whip rules in one afternoon at Sandown.
Berry reunited with Designs On Rome Tommy Berry will be out to win another Hong Kong Group One race when he is reunited with Designs On Rome in the Gold Cup.
James McDonald sticks solid with Hartnell Godolphin's stable rider James McDonald has opted to ride Hartnell over two well-performed stablemates in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
French Emotion tipped to make the grade Jockey Brad Rawiller is confident French Emotion can graduate to black-type company after landing her third straight win at Sandown.
Snowden quinella sets up Aust Oaks bid Self Esteem and Daisy's Joy have provided Peter and Paul Snowden with a Rosehill one-two finish that could turn out to be a guide to the ATC Oaks.
Profiler earns shot at Championships Trainer Stephen Lee has set his sights on qualifying Profiler for the Country Championships Final after the horse's victory at the Gold Coast.
Blue Diamond emergency scores at Sandown Blue Diamond emergencies Revolving Door and Seaburge have fought out the finish to a midweek race at Sandown.
Betting favours 3YOs in Oakleigh Plate Three-year-olds Keen Array and Heatherly are among a trio of horses posted at single-figure odds for the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Hartnell leads Godolphin trio against Winx Hartnell will be one of the horses racing superpower Godolphin will start against the highly fancied Winx in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Overseas targets beckon for Suavito Suavito is under consideration for a trip to Hong Kong and Royal Ascot after her autumn campaign in Australia.
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Aviator proves Gerald Ryan an astute judge Two-year-old Aviator has made his first trip to the races a winning one with a midweek victory at Rosehill.
Gollan keen on Conquest despite narrow win Tony Gollan will weigh up his options for Gold Coast winner Social Conquest including a return trip to the track for a $100,000 race.
Diamond draw perfect for Concealer: McEvoy Trainer Tony McEvoy says Concealer is in peak condition as she prepares to spearhead his team of two runners in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Doomben test for promising Right Or Wrong Trainer Lindsay Gough will use a Listed race at Doomben to gauge the winter carnival credentials of Right Or Wrong.
Michael Walker back after hip operation Jockey Michael Walker is ready to return to trackwork for Lindsay Park after being given a clearance from his surgeon following a hip replacement.
Suavito draws favourably in G1 Futurity Suavito has again come up with a good barrier draw in an attempt to defend her Group One title in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Sydney autumn over for Too Good To Refuse Desleigh Forster says Too Good To Refuse will take no further part in the Sydney autumn carnival and will be aimed at Brisbane's winter features.
Winx, Mongolian Khan head G1 Rwick field Star gallopers Winx and Mongolian Khan are among a strong 12-horse field for the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes at Randwick.
Not A Single Doubt cracks the century It's a tongue-in-cheek quibble, of course, because Not A Single Doubt is enjoying a spectacular 2015/16 season. The first 29 weeks have so far produced 167 wins in six countries - almost six wins a week - and he's a more-or-less permanent fixture on the weekly Top Sires by Wins & Winners tables.
Arctic Fire out of Champion Hurdle Trainer Willie Mullins has been dealt another Champion Hurdle blow with Arctic Fire joining stablemate Faugheen on the injured list.
Fillies tightening in Blue Diamond betting Samara Dancer and Concealer have been well supported in Blue Diamond Stakes betting following the barrier draw.
Mongolian Khan pleases McEvoy in gallop Kerrin McEvoy has made an early morning cross-city trek to partner his Chipping Norton Stakes mount in a track workout at Warwick Farm.
Blue Diamond favourites drift after draw Mick Price has two of the leading chances for the Blue Diamond Stakes, but their task has been made tougher after the barrier draw.
Lightning placegetters remain in Newmarket Chautauqua, Terravista and Japonisme are among first acceptors for the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Smerdon sweats on G1 Oakleigh Plate ballot Robert Smerdon holds high hopes for Reldas in the Oakleigh Plate, but first the sprinter has to make the field.
Greg Eurell keeps raising bar for Redasun Sparingly raced Redasun makes her return to the racetrack at Sandown with Greg Eurell eyeing black-type races.
Concussion forces Costin out of Rosehill Winona Costin, involved in a serious race fall at Canberra, will forgo four Rosehill rides after doctors put her return to the saddle on hold.
Favourites draw poorly in Blue Diamond
Extreme Choice and Flying Artie, the two favourites for the Blue Diamond Stakes, have drawn the outside half of the field for the Group One race.
Prime Dispatch Edition 103 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill.
Orman closes on Queensland riding record Queensland apprentice James Orman is on the verge of posting a century of winners for the 2015-2016 racing season.
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Phillip Stokes recovering from injury Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes is monitoring his Blue Diamond Stakes contender Samara Dancer from hospital after suffering broken ribs.
Cavanough has four in Country C'ship Trainer Brett Cavanough has a strong hand in the Wagga Wagga heat of the Country Championship headed by G2 placegetter Just A Bullet.
Nicholls favours Grand National for Conti Trainer Paul Nicholls is keen to give Silviniaco Conti his chance in the world's most famous steeplechase, the Grand National at Aintree.
Queensland cobalt case delayed Queensland trainer Lyn Paton has been granted an adjournment in an inquiry into cobalt irregularities found in two of her horses.
Early Bendigo start to avoid the heat With hot weather forecast in Victoria, the Bendigo meeting has been brought forward to avoid the hottest part of the day.
Inquiry over sale of horse to Hong Kong Jockey Glyn Schofield and racing media identity Richard Callander have appeared at an inquiry into commissions for the sale of a horse to Hong Kong.
Winx odds-on for Chipping Norton Winx has opened at $1.50 in the Chipping Norton Stakes to become the shortest-priced winner of the race since Lonhro in 2013.
Flying Artie shortening for Blue Diamond The countdown is on to the final field for the Blue Diamond Stakes with Mick Price having a strong hand with favourites Extreme Choice and Flying Artie.
Handicap the right choice for Keen Array David Hayes has redirected Keen Array to the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield after deciding not to run him in the Lightning Stakes.
Solicit gets chance to shine at Randwick Consistent mare Solicit gets her chance to shine in the Guy Walter Stakes after seconds behind Our Boy Malachi and Cox Plate winner Winx.
Zeditave Stakes option for Puritan Althoughhe has been entered in Group One races at Caulfield, three-year-old Puritan will be kept to his own age in the Zeditave Stakes.
Phillip Stokes injured at Gawler trials Phillip Stokes has suffered two broken ribs and concussion following a mishap at the Gawler trials.
Richard Bensley out for months Jockey Richard Bensley is expected to be out of action for several months recovering from injuries received in a Canberra fall.
Press Statement firms for Doncaster Press Statement has assumed favouritism for the Doncaster Mile with Winx drifting after copping a weight trainer Chris Waller says makes it hard to win.
Greg Bennett qualifies two for C'ship Greg Bennett-trained stablemates Clearly Innocent and All Summer Long have run the quinella in the Scone heat of the Country Championship
Pendleton still trying for Cheltenham Her next race will decide whether retired cycling champion Victoria Pendleton gets to ride at the Cheltenham Festival.
Storm The Stars to make Australian debut Storm The Stars will step out in the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes which will feature the winners of the Cox Plate and the Caulfield Cup.
Hell Of An Effort Moody's only BD hope Peter Moody is down to one hope in Melbourne's premier two-year-old race while Lindsay Park could have four runners.
Hugh Bowman to ride Perignon Perignon will chase back-to--back Group Two wins when she runs in the Surround Stakes with jockey Hugh Bowman replacing the suspended Tim Clark.
Buffering working towards overseas trip Star sprinter Buffering is building up his workload with just a few weeks to go before he leaves Australia to race in Dubai.
Manny Gelagotis to front RV stewards
Manny Gelagotis is to front Racing Victoria stewards over a radio interview and social media comments criticising RV vet staff.
Pengelly makes the most of opportunities Brad Pengelly has battled weight throughout his career but has been boosted by a treble from his past three rides in Brisbane.
Silviniaco Conti in National contention Silviniaco Conti has claimed his seventh Grade One win to put himself in contention for the Grand National Steeplechase.
Import Arab Dawn a surprise stakes winnner Godolphin's latest import Arab Dawn has claimed a stakes win at his second Australian start in the Parramatta Cup at Roseihll.
Pillar Of Creation breaks through in Qld The pain of losing a controversial protest has been eased for trainer Tony Sears after Pillar Of Creation's Doomben win.
Press Statement wins G2 Hobartville Stakes Caulfield Guineas winner Press Statement has stamped his authority on his fellow three-year-olds in the Hobartville Stakes at Rosehill.
Tivaci claims CS Hayes Stakes on protest Palentino was first home in CS Hayes Stakes at Flemington, but a protest by Craig Williams aboard Tivaci reversed the result.
Class-act First Seal in first-up victory First Seal has made a triumphant return from injury in the Millie Fox Stakes in which popular mare Catkins has disappointed.
Dunn delivers on G1 stage with Chautauqua Chautauqua has come from almost impossible position to beat Terravista and Japonisme in the Group One Black Caviar Lightning.
Mamma shows fight in winning The Vanity Tony McEvoy will weigh up his options with Don't Doubt Mamma after her win in The Vanity at Flemington.
Astern leads to win Group 2 Silver Slipper Godolphin colt Astern has won the Silver Slipper, but bookmakers are unmoved with Golden Slipper markets unchanged.
Rose Of Man claims second Highway Handicap South Coast mare Rose Of Man has claimed her second Highway Handicap after being scratched from a Country Championship heat.
Early double to Hawkes stable at Rosehill The Hawkes Racing stable has claimed an early double at Rosehill with two of their charges reversing their last-start disappointments.
Weatherly shines in Talindert Stakes win Weatherly has defied a betting drift to score under Craig Williams in the Talindert Stakes at Flemington.
Itz finally Alrite for Kelly Schweida colt Itz Alrite has earned a break and a shot at a major Queensland winter carnival race after winning at Doomben.
Bart's Saintly Place takes centre stage An area at Flemington racecourse has been called Saintly Place in honour of Bart Cummings's famous Melbourne stables
Moody-trained Kinglike out of G1 Lightning Promising three-year-old Kinglike will miss the Black Caviar Lightning as Chautauqua heads Exosphere for favouritism.
Criterion to join Newgate Farm sire roster Weight-for-age star Criterion will not race on beyond this season with the entire to be retired to stand at stud.
Global Glamour out of the Golden Slipper The Gai Waterhouse-trained Global Glamour has been ruled out of the $3.5 million Golden Slipper with shin soreness.
Dunn hoping to right a Flemington G1 wrong Dwayne Dunn gets another chance at a Group One victory aboard Chautauqua in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Furnished colt to make Rosehill Statement Press Statement's jockey and trainer agree the three-year-old has returned to training a more physically mature horse than he was in the spring.
Montaigne to be tested against the best Anthony Cummings is looking to Montaigne to shine for the stable as he begins a campaign aimed at Group One success.
Bowman booking key to Astern's chances Hugh Bowman reckons Godolphin trainer John O'Shea only puts him on good horses so he is looking forward to riding Astern in the Silver Slipper.
Country Championships on Bateman's Menu Goulburn trainer John Bateman will be chasing an important win on his home track when Lofty's Menu contests a Country Championships Qualifier.
Unsuitable schedule forces Shweida's hand Itz Alrite will back-up at Doomben as frustrated trainer Kelly Schweida tries to find the right race for the promising two-year-old.
Desert General returns after stable mishap Trainer Liam Birchley is glad to have Desert General back at the races after the four-year-old's summer campaign was cut short.
Relection aiming for Perfect six in Vanity Perfect Reflection will be making her Melbourne debut when she lines up in The Vanity at Flemington.
Opie Bosson picks up Hong Kong contract Hong Kong is calling Opie Bosson with the outstanding New Zealand jockey to take up a contract to compete against the world's best riders.
English imports to meet again at Rosehill They were once rivals in England and now Libran and Arab Dawn are preparing for a southern hemisphere clash.
Hectic schedule for Sadler at Flemington John Sadler has a strong team of horses heading to Flemington with six runners in four races, including Charmed Harmony.
Bowman, Shinn set for Rosehill showdown The Silver Slipper and Millie Fox Stakes are billed as races with only two chances and Hugh Bowman and Blake Shinn will be the jockeys in the hotseats.
Stingray encounter for Hobartville runner Brisbane three-year-old Too Good To Refuse has survived a close shave with a stingray to take his place in the Hobartville Stakes.
A relaxed Rose creates interest in Vanity Alaskan Rose will be given another shot at black-type racing when she steps out in The Vanity at Flemington.
No action as stipes end Mr Steal inquiry Racing NSW stewards say there was nothing untoward in the betting on a Sydney midweek race involving beaten favourite Mr Steal.
Waller duo face task in Group 1 Lightning Chris Waller says his Black Caviar Lightning runners Delectation and Japonisme will be hard pressed to upset Chautauqua and Exosphere.
All you need to know about the Lightning A look at the history of the Black Caviar Lightning.
Nick Hall takes early call on suspension Nick Hall will be free to ride Zamzam in the Blue Diamond Stakes after deciding to forgo rides at Flemington.
Regan Bayliss set for England riding stint Apprentice jockey Regan Bayliss spend two months working out of the Newmarket stable's of Red Cadeaux's trainer Ed Dunlop.
Jopa weight issue raises Heathcote's ire In-form veteran Jopa has put the Queensland handicapping system under the microscope as he tries for back-to-back Doomben wins.
Jason Taylor tipped for Doomben clearance Jockey Jason Taylor expects to be cleared to take the important ride on two-year-old Gracefully Chic at Doomben.
CHOISIR SPRINTER HITS TOP FORM Talented sprinter Big Money (6g Choisir x Lyn’s Money, by Humam) was rock hard fit at this third run back from a spell and did best in a thrilling finish to win the Group III ATC Southern Cross Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.
Faugheen out of Champion Hurdle Annie Power has assumed favouritism for the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham with her Willie Mullins-trained stablemate injured.
Chautauqua firming in Lightning betting Exosphere is holding on to favouritism for the Lightning Stakes with Chautauqua firming since barriers were drawn.
Moody accused of lying, says not a cheat Peter Moody's defence has rejected stewards' arguments that his camp has made up an untruthful story to explain a racehorse's elevated cobalt reading.
Waller, Godolphin hold aces at Rosehill Premier trainer Chris Waller and Godolphin's John O'Shea will kick off the campaigns of several autumn carnival contenders at Rosehill.
Lloyd Williams import beaten on protest Leading jockey Nick Hall lost on two fronts after High Church was first past the post at Sandown.
Midweek treble for leading jockey McDonald James McDonald has taken riding honours at Canterbury with a treble, the middle leg providing Chris Waller with his 100th city win of the season.
Schreuder revels in metropolitan spotlight Mornington-trained mare Royal Blue has provided trainer Brooke Schreuder with career highlight at Sandown.
Highward in form reversal to break through Highward, a brother to multiple Group One winner Shoot Out, has posted his first win at his eighth start.
Kerrin McEvoy to ride Mongolian Khan in G1 Opie Bosson's commitments in Melbourne have gifted Kerrin McEvoy the one-off mount on Mongolian Khan in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
G1 Slipper could fit for Kiss And Make Up Gai Waterhouse and John Singleton have combined for a Canterbury win with Kiss And Make Up who will be given a chance to qualify for the Golden Slipper.
Jameka starts Derby campaign at Flemington Trainer Ciaron Maher has his eyes on the ATC Australian Derby with quality staying filly Jameka.
Racing NSW on red alert over ibuprofen use NSW horse racing stables have been put on notice over the use of the anti-inflammatory drug ibuprofen.
Williams buoyed by Delectation sharpness Craig Williams is expecting a tactical battle when he partners Delectation in the Black Caviar Lightning at Flemington.
Defcon a certain Silver Slipper starter A week after the Snowden stable was forced to abort Defcon's Blue Diamond campaign, the colt will try to stake his claims for the Golden Slipper.
Tony Sears out to continue winning form Stablemates Pillar Of Creation and Zaha's Ace will be trying to make amends for a recent run of bad luck when they clash in the same race at Doomben.
Many Clouds tops Grand National weights Many Clouds will carry top weight in his defence of the world's most famous steeplechase, the Grand National at Aintree.
Scone race attracts 24 entries The Country Championship Qualifier at Scone has attracted 24 entries with trainers Greg Bennett and Rod Northam each nominating four.
Seven sprinters accept for Gr 1 Lightning Exosphere will lead the charge for the three-year-olds against well-known sprinters Chautauqua and Terravista in the Black Caviar Lightning.
Victoria gives ground on race-day times Racing Victoria has made a major concession as it continues to trial 30-minute gaps between races.
Top jockey confirmed for Hasselhoof rid Hasselhoof will have his regular rider in the saddle at Rosehill after Matthew Cameron passed a fitness test.
Rookie Kinglike pitched into G1 Lightning Peter Moody takes heart that Kinglike has performed well on the Flemington straight course as he prepares the colt for the Lightning Stakes.
Rudy confirmed for Sydney after trial win Well-performed Queensland galloper Rudy will be given his chance to make an impact on another Sydney carnival after winning a barrier trial.
Luke Nolen right for return at Flemington After more than seven months on the sidelines with a back injury, Black Caviar's jockey Luke Nolen makes his return at Flemington.
Softer option right choice for Miss Wilson Trainer Simon Morish has elected to bypass The Vanity at Flemington to keep Miss Wilson for a midweek race at Sandown.
Singo, Gai back in thoroughbred spotlight Gai Waterhouse and John Singleton will rekindle one of Australian racing's most successful but tempestuous partnerships.
Vic jumps jockeys head to Ireland Two Victorian jumps jockeys will spend three weeks with champion Irish jumps trainer Willie Mullins as RV scholarship winners.
Strong numbers for Goulburn qualifier The first $100,000 regional qualifying heat for the Country Championships has attracted 28 nominations with trainer Danny Williams entering seven.
Logan planning more Sydney Group Ones New Zealand trainer Donna Logan is waiting to hear if Matt Cameron can ride Hasselhoof as she contemplates Sydney Group One racing for a stablemate.
Mark Newnham leaves Tulloch Lodge Stable stalwart Mark Newnham has abruptly left Gai Waterhouse's Tulloch Lodge to branch out on his own.
Moroney prefers to stay home with 3yos Tivaci and Tulsa have been nominated at Flemington and Rosehill with trainer Mike Moroney perferring the Melbourne option.
Pittsburgh wins trial on way to Slipper A barrier trial win by Pittsburgh has shown his trainer Anthony Cummings the colt has made the necessary progress to take his place in the Silver Slipper.
Vezalay set for Lightning Stakes return Vezalay is one of just two mares to be entered for the Black Caviar Lightning Stakes at Flemington featuring a host of Group One winners.
First Seal to take on Catkins in Fox First Seal is ready to re-establish herself having recoved from surgery for a rare hoof complaint and will make her comeback in the Mille Fox Stakes.
More tests for Signoff after recent trial After four negative elective tests for Ibuprofen, Signoff is a step closer to a return to racing in the Torney Cup at Moonee Valley.
Japanese horse out of The Championships Japanese horse Tosen Reve has been ruled out of The Championships following a disappointing performance in the Kyoto Kinen.
Flying Artie firms in Blue Diamond betting Flying Artie could challenge stablemate Extreme Choice for Blue Diamond favouritism after Damien Oliver's decision to ride the Prelude winner.
I'm Belucci has Sydney in his sights Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster is confident Group One placegetter I'm Belucci will again be competiive when he gets to Sydney.
Ryan keen to keep the Snitzels going Gerald Ryan has an affinity with the progeny of Snitzel and is looking to Spill The Beans to give his sire another Group One win.
Keen Array to be entered for the Lightning David Hayes will cast his eyes over the Lightning Stakes nominations before committing Keen Array to a start in the Flemington sprint.
Popular grey mare Catkins to defend Fox Chris Waller's stable stalwart Catkins will make her return to racing in a defence of the Group Two Millies Fox Stakes.
Lizard Island to resume at Flemington Caulfield Guineas runner-up Lizard Island will make his return to racing in the C S Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Damian Browne booked for Tinto in Sydney Star Queensland mare Tinto is on target for Group One assignments in Sydney with Damian Browne to ride.
Xtravagant back in the Guineas market Xtravagant's eight-length win over older horses at Te Rapa has reinforced his place among the market leaders for the Australian Guineas.
Boss banned for 10 meetings, Bosson fined Glen Boss has been suspended on two careless riding charges at Caulfield with the jockey to miss 10 meetings.
Weir lands four-timer with Tuscan Sling Trainer Darren Weir has paid credit to his staff following a quartet of winners at Caulfield.
Sultry Feeling scores valuable stakes win Sultry Feeling has lived up to her trainer's predictions and enhanced her broodmare value with victory in the Group Three Triscay Stakes.
Winx in a class of her own in G2 Apollo Star mare Winix has cruised to victory in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick, her first start since her Cox Plate win.
Mahuta extends winning spree at Caulfield Mahuta has collected his sixth win on end in leading throughout in the Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
Whiskey Allround ends black-type drought Whiskey Allround has continued trainer Tony Gollan's stellar season in winning the Listed Falvelon Handicap at Doomben.
Suavito returns with G1 CF Orr Stakes win Jockey Luke Currie has ended a Group One drought, guiding underrated mare Suavito to a first-up win in the CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Mallyon guides Heatherly to Group 2 win Three-year-old filly Heatherly will head to the Group One Oakleigh Plate after winning the Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
Oliver has tough choice for Blue Diamond Mick Price has the two leading fancies for the Blue Diamond Stakes after Flying Artie scored in the colts and geldings Prelude at Caulfield.
Big Money gets the cash in Southern Cross Scone gelding Big Money has finally added a Sydney win to his record to go with his stakes success in Brisbane.
Samara Dancer wins fillies Diamond Prelude The Phillip Stokes-trained Samara Dancer has won the Group Two Blue Diamond Prelude for fillies at Caulfield.
Two Shoes shows rivals clean pair of heels Toowoomba filly Two Shoes has returned from a let-up to keep a perfect record with a hollow win at Doomben.
Risque impressive in Australian debut win The Australian Guineas is on the agenda for Risque after her first-up win in the Kevin Hayes Stakes at Caulfield.
Perignon blouses Gr 2 Light Fingers field Group One-placed Perignon has caused a minor upset in the Group Two Light Fingers Stakes with favourite Stay With Me finishing fifth.
Uno Five adds to solid Queensland record Former NSW stayer Uno Five has continued to pay his way in Queensland, winning for trainer Bruce Hill and apprentice James Orman at Doomben.
Telperion makes Slipper bid in Listed win Telperion has shortened dramatically for the Golden Slipper after a raw but impressive win at Randwick.
Rival camps all but concede Apollo to Winx Winx is an odds-on favourite to win the Apollo Stakes, an assesment that opposing stables can't argue about in the weight-for-age race.
Joe Pride down to two runners at Randwick Joe Pride is confident Adorabeel can return to her stakes-winning ways as he contemplates the racing future of veteran sprinter Tiger Tees.
Mahuta chasing sixth straight win The Darren Weir-trained Mahuta will be striving for his sixth straight win when he lines up in the Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
Robl up and running with Randwick runners Centre Pivot, Sugarparma and Aussies Love Sport will be Randwick trainer Peter Robl's first runners on his home track.
Falino back to best on top of the ground Trainer Darren Bell is confident a firm Doomben surface will give Falino the chance to prove he is still a force in the Falvelon Quality.
Whyte looking forward to Orr with Boban Hong Kong jockey Douglas Whyte will ride Boban for the first time when the multiple Group One winning gelding resumes in the C F Orr Stakes.
Entirely Platinum gets another shot at Orr Last year's C F Orr Stakes runner-up Entirely Platinum is back for another shot at the weight-for-age race against a star-studded line-up.
All in order for filly except a poor draw Simon Zahra's confidence in a bold showing from Sword Of Light at Caulfield has been checked by her wide barrier in the Blue Diamond Prelude.
Defcon out of Blue Diamond Prelude Defcon has been scratched from Caulfield and removed from markets on the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
Whyte in Melbourne to ride Boban in Orr Douglas Whyte, the 13-time champion jockey in Hong Kong, has flown in to Melbourne to ride Boban in the Group One C F Orr Stakes.
Aussie caller shortlisted for plum US job Australian race caller Craig Evans has been short-listed for the position of head announcer at the Santa Anita track which hosts this year's Breeders' Cup.
Waller stayers provide Winx support act Chris Waller's Apollo Stakes focus will extend beyond the prohibitive favourite Winx to accomplished stayers Who Shot Thebarman and Grand Marshal.
Rich prize in Dubai for Tapestry Hong Kong sprinter Rich Tapestry has claimed a Group Three race in Dubai, appreciating his return to the dirt track.
Preludes to determine Blue Diamond field Two-year-olds aiming for a start in the $1.5m Blue Diamond Stakes get the chance to enhance their claims in the Blue Diamond Preludes at Caulfield.
Clipperton banned for whip infringement Sam Clipperton will miss the Silver Slipper Stakes meeting after being suspended for excessive use of the whip.
Veterinarian denies being source of cobalt Vet Adam Matthews has denied he is the source of a substance containing cobalt which has led to disqualifications in NSW and Victorian racing.
RV Board meet over Ibuprofen positives The Racing Victoria Integrity Council has recommended the rules of racing regarding Ibuprofen remain the same despite erratic results.
Dunn yet to lock in G1 Blue Diamond ride Dwayne Dunn is on genuine chances in two Preludes as the jockey chases a fifth Blue Diamond win.
Quinton focuses on Coolmore with Peeping Weight is trainer Ron Quinton's primary concern when assessing the first-up prospects of Peeping in the Triscay Stakes.
Extra obligation for Waller in Winx return Chris Waller knows Winx's growing legion of fans demand nothing less than a first-up win in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Sydney carnival on radar for Azkadellia Exciting mare Azkadellia is one of trainer Ciaron Maher's autumn carnival hopes and she begins her campaign at Caulfield.
Oliver in enviable position for Diamond Extreme Choice has already impressed jockey Damien Oliver and now stablemate Flying Artie gets a chance to press his Blue Diamond claims in the Prelude.
All you need to know about the CF Orr Stks A look at the history of the CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Heatherly vying for G1 start at Caulfield An Oakleigh Plate start for three-year-old filly Heatherly will depend on her performance in the Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
Gojo Mimo to boost young trainer's profile Winning races is a racehorse trainer's best form of advertising and Brad Herne is hoping Gojo Mimo can deliver in the Falvelon Handicap.
Ranked win the perfect gift for Wallace Ranked will be out to give veteran trainer John Wallace a belated birthday present when the imported galloper races at Doomben.
Last Wish....Just! An inspired decision by Tony McEvoy to send handy stayer LAST WISH south to his Melbourne stable paid immediate dividends on Wednesday at Sandown for Proven Thoroughbreds.
Sky Racing to open up second channel Sky Racing will open up its subscription channel in a one-off to punters affected by the shortened race times in Victoria.
Qld stewards continue whip crackdown Queensland apprentice Beau Appo has been suspended for whip breaches as stewards continue to crack down on repeat offenders.
Signoff tests confirm banned drug Tests on Signoff have confirmed the presence of the prohibited drug Ibuprofen in a ppost-race sample from his Lord Stakes win.
Support continues for Turn Me Loose in Orr New Zealand galloper Turn Me Loose returns to racing in the CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield and is challenging Lucky Hussler for favouritism.
Vet blames former colleague for cobalt Vet Tom Brennan says he made a huge mistake by trusting a former colleague over the contents of the now-infamous Vitamin Complex.
French Emotion impresses Rawiller again Jockey Brad Rawiller has ridden French Emotion to a second convincing win at Sandown this preparation and he believes there are more wins in store.
Veteran Bridge wins out in waiting game Southern Legend has finally made his return to racing after a disjointed lead-up and has the three-year at Warwick Farm.
Mornington Cup plans for first-up winner Magnus Slipper will be aimed at a start in the Mornington Cup after scoring a first-up victory at Sandown.
Arnold rapt to get call-up for Calliope Steven Arnold is hoping to make the most of the pick-up ride on Blue Diamond fillies Prelude favourite Calliope after a suspension to Craig Williams.
Tumbler a winner on overdue debut It has taken a long time to get four-year-old mare Tumbler to the races but the mare has made up for it with a debut win at Ipswich.
Inside barrier for Winx in Apollo return Winx has drawn the rail for the first race of her autumn campaign when she lines up as odds-on favourite for the Apollo Stakes.
Diamond test in Prelude for Power Trip Power Trip has undergone tests since having heat stress after the Blue Diamond Preview and John McArdle says the horse seems 100 per cent for the Prelude.
Blinkers put spark into Tale Of Choice
The Gerald Ryan-trained Tale Of Choice has appreciated a gear change to make a winning return to racing at Warwick Farm.
Classy NZ filly ready for Australian debut Quality New Zealand filly Risque is set to make her Australian debut in the Kevin Hayes Stakes at Caulfield.
James Orman has Dream ride at Doomben Trainer Robert Heathcote hope to continue a winning combination with apprentice James Orman in a stakes race at Doomben.
Awesome Rock returns at WFA in Orr Stakes Awesome Rock will have to overcome barrier 17 in his return run at weight-for-age in the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Winx draws barrier one in Apollo Stakes Cox Plate winner Winx will face 11 rivals when she returns to racing in the Group Two Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Vic trial of shorter race days extended Racing Victoria will extend its trial of 30 minute gaps between races saying it needs to gather more data.
Quality field expected for G1 Orr Stakes A host of Group One stars are set to clash in the C F Orr Stakes with Lucky Hussler the early favourite ahead of acceptances.
Kavanagh denies deflecting cobalt blame Disqualified trainer Sam Kavanagh has denied falsely implicating a vet as he appeals his penalties for cobalt and race day drenches.
Compromise reached on Qld racing bonuses Queensland racing's mullti-million dollar bonus scheme has been saved from major cuts after industry consultation.
Derby winner kicks off in Autumn Stakes Victoria Derby winner Tarzino is set to make his return in the Autumn Stakes against his own age rather than at weight-for-age in the CF Orr Stakes.
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Weatherly shooting for Blue Diamond start Paul Messara is expecting improvement from Weatherly when the colt lines up in the Blue Diamond Prelude at Caulfield.
Black Diamond Girl ready for Sandown test Black Diamond Girl scored a convincing win on debut at Kilmore and trainer Luke Oliver is looking forward to seeing what she can do at Sandown.
Vandyke out to leave impression on Sydney David Vandyke is calling time on his training career in Sydney, but there is enough horsepower in his Warwick Farm stable to go out in a blaze of glory.
Luke Nolen nearing return to race riding Melbourne premiership-winning jockey Luke Nolen is nearing a return to race riding after seven months out.
Prime Dispatch Edition 102 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill.
Gust Of Wind starts Sydney Cup campaign Gust Of Wind has shown she is ready to resume racing with a tidy piece of work, but John Sargent says Winx will have her measure in the Apollo Stakes.
Williams appeal dismissed before RAD Board The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has dismissed an appeal by jockey Craig Williams and he will miss the CF Orr Stakes meeting at Caulfield.
Classic Yearling Sale Obliterates Records An unbelievable atmosphere during the three days of trading at the Inglis Classic Yearling Sale has seen every record re-written.
Terravista on target for Lightning Group One winning-sprinter Terravista has shown his fitness for the Lightning Stakes with a barrier trial win at Warwick Farm.
Barrier blanket for Romance in Orr return Rising Romance is set to commence an Australian Cup campaign in the Group One CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Trainer, jockey charged over HK sale
Trainer Brent Stanley and jockey Glyn Schofield have been charged over the sale of a horse to Hong Kong.
Camilleri on stand at Sam Kavanagh appeal John Camilleri admits he failed to handle the pressure of being in the public eye during the ongoing cobalt saga, providing updated evidence.
Pires rides Up Cups to Hobart Cup victory Up Cups will chase the Launceston Cup after adding the Hobart Cup to his Brighton Cup and Summer Cups victories.
Smerdon to wait on Politeness run Politeness was given an easy Cranbourne trial with the view to a possible first-up run in the Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
Solicit to run against Winx in Apollo Trainer Gerald Ryan will keep Solicit in Sydney to race against Winx rather than take the mare to Melbourne for the Group One Orr Stakes.
Duric to partner Mourinho in Orr Stakes Mourinho has teamed well with jockey Vlad Duric and they will partner up again in the Group One C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Scissor Kick nearing return from break
Scissor Kick is gearing up for a to racing in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield, taking a step closer with a Cranbourne trial placing.
Pride Of Dubai retired with injury Injury has forced the retirement of valuable colt Pride Of Dubai who disappointed in his comeback in the Eskimo Prince Stakes.
No better firm than Redoute's Choice & Sons For the Arrowfield firm of Redoute's Choice & Sons it's going to be hard to beat the couple of hours on Saturday afternoon, 6 February, when Not A Single Doubt, Snitzel & Beneteau each added a Group 3 victory to their already outstanding stud records.
Bennett aiming four at Championship heat Trainer Greg Bennett will have four horses in the Scone heat of the Country Championships after wins by All Summer Long and Clearly Innocent.
Four Japanese horses for Championships The Japanese will be returning for The Championships with four horses among the 1290 entries for the two days of elite racing at Randwick.
Damien Oliver picks up Hobart Cup ride Damien Oliver has picked up the ride on leading Hobart Cup contender Quick Strike replacing Craig Williams.
Winx primed for Apollo Stakes return Trainer Chris Waller is leaving no stone unturned as Cox Plate winner Winx prepares for her much-anticipated return.
Forster three-year-olds on Sydney path Trainer Desleigh Forster is gearing up for the Sydney autumn carnival with three-year-olds Too Good To Refuse and I'm Belucci.
Concealer ready for Blue Diamond Prelude Concealer will take a step closer to the Blue Diamond Stakes when she resumes in the fillies Prelude at Caulfield.
Weir to have three runners in Orr Stakes Group One-winning stablemates Lucky Hussler, Trust In A Gust and Stratum Star will all take aim in what's expected to be a star-studded C F Orr Stakes.
Sarah Eilbeck an apprentice to watch Just days after gaining her metropolitan licence, Queensland apprentice Ssarah Eilbeck has celebrated a win at Doomben.
Waller stable stars ready to step out Several Chris Waller-trained Group One winners will begin their autumn preparations in Sydney and Melbourne.
Williams to appeal suspension severity Craig Williams will need at least one meeting shaved off a careless riding suspension on appeal if he is to ride on C F Orr Stakes day.
Lord Of The Sky set to trial at Cranbourne A Cranbourne barrier trial will help determine the return date for Lord Of The Sky who is on the comeback trail after a tendon injury.
Carlingford Lough defends Gold Cup Carlingford Lough has defended his Irish Gold Cup crown in a dramatic finish with his main rival unseating Ruby Walsh at the last fence.
Craig Williams set to miss Orr Stakes day Craig Williams has been suspended for eight meetings for careless riding at Caulfield, ruling him out of CF Orr Stakes meeting.
Hasselhoof down but not out in Sydney trip Two high-profile runners at Randwick have left their connections scratching their heads over their performances.
Jason Warren considers options for Puritan Puritan has returned to racing as an impressive winner at Caulfield, creating options for trainer Jason Warren.
Heathcote's old marvel Jopa revels in mud Robert Heathcote says age is no barrier to Jopa winning more races after the eight-year-old beat Timeless Prince at Doomben.
Shakespearean Lass brings up Carey double Siblings Shakespearean Lass and Dan Zephyr have brought up a winning double for trainer Pat Carey at Caulfield.
Spill the Beans exposes Group 3 opposition Spill The Beans has won his first stakes race, leaving Pride Of Dubai in his wake in the Eskino Prince Stakes at Randwick.
Valliano impresses with Inglis Premier win Valliano is Blue Diamond Stakes bound after an impressive first-up victory in the Inglis Premier at Caulfield.
Twist Tops turns in winning performance The Kris Lees-trained Twist Tops has shown the benefit of experience to take out the $250,000 Inglis Classic at Randwick.
Extreme Choice firms as Diamond favourite The Mick Price-trained Extreme Choice has scored a dominant first-up win in the Chairman's Stakes and has firmed as favourite for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Amicus gives Chris Waller third Breeders' Amicus has won the Group Two Breeders' Classic to give trainer Chris Waller his third successive win in the fillies and mares race.
Darren Weir waits on latest Signoff tests Darren Weir will wait on test results taken from Signoff after a searching race day gallop before deciding his next move with the classy stayer.
All Summer Long to extend his season Victory in the Highway Handicap at Randwick should be enough for All Summer Long to qualify for a heat of the Country Championships.
Jumps session sparks Golden Mane into form Golden Mane shows potential as a jumper but will be kept to flat racing after returning to form with victory at Caulfield.
Doomben win puts Taylor in metro spotlight Jason Taylor is hoping his Doomben win on Gracefully Chic can pave the way for more city opportunities.
Cox Plate winner Winx in Randwick day out Cox Plate winner Winx has worked between races at Randwick ahead of her scheduled return in the Group Two Apollo Stakes.
Montaigne, Alpha Beat carry Cummings flag Promising three-year-old Montaigne has met with solid support at Randwick, appropriately in a race that pays tribute to former rails bookmaker Colin Tidy.
Tuff Host on target for more success The Brett Scott-trained Tuff Host has won two of his three starts this campaign and is favourite to add another when he steps up to 2000m at Caulfield.
Big challenge for 3YO in Caulfield return Well Sprung will tackle the older sprinters in his return run in the W.J. Adams Stakes at Caulfield.
NZer Hasselhoof backed to maintain record New Zealand star Hasselhoof is the dominant favourite to maintain his perfect winning record when he has his first Australian start.
Everything fine with juvenile debutant Trainer Robert Hethcote is looking to Damn Fine to live up to his name when he makes his debut at Doomben.
Godolphin 3YOs resume in G3 Eskimo Prince The ATC Australian Derby is at the forefront of autumn plans for one of Godolphin's two runners in the Eskimo Prince at Randwick.
Diamond picture takes shape for top stable Lindsay Park trainer Tom Dabernig says he will learn more about the stable's Blue Diamond contenders after racing at Moonee Valley, Caulfield and Randwick.
Winx to gallop between races at Randwick Cox Plate winner Winx will have a day at the races with a solo gallop at Randwick ahead of her return to competition.
More mature Tulsa to step out at Caulfield Trainer Mike Moroney is hoping a more mature Tulsa can make his mark this campaign which begins in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield.
Kah to ride Happy Trails in G1 Orr Stakes Happy Trails has continued his preparations towards a C F Orr Stakes return with a barrier trial in Adelaide.
Apprentice to ride Steel Zip at Doomben Sairyn Fawke will be just the third apprentice to ride veteran Steel Zip who lines up for his 70th start at Doomben.
Pride Of Dubai favouritism under attack Comeback colt Pride Of Dubai is a drifting favourite to win the Eskimo Prince Stakes after solid support for the Chris Waller-trained Counterattack.
Ireland to introduce tough bans for doping Irish authorities have recommended lifetime bans for horses found to have been given prohibited substances including anabolic steroids.
Golden Spin heavily backed in Manfred Stks Golden Spin is aiming for his fifth straight win when he steps up to black type company for the first time at Caulfield.
'Jigger' discovery prompts stipes' inquiry Racing Victoria stewards are investigating the discovery of an electrical device on a training track at Geelong.
Breeders' Classic figures in timely move The starting time of a feature event at Randwick has been brought forward to avoid a direct clash with a race at Caulfield.
Stablemates chase two-state Inglis success Trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon accepts that Watch My Shadow will be better suited over more ground, but is happy to give the colt his chance at Caulfield.
Tests to decide Signoff Caulfield start Results of a blood test will determine if Signoff runs at Caulfield as part of his build-up to the Adelaide Cup.
Guineas hope Palentino returns in Manfred Brad Rawiller will ride lightly raced Palentino in a race for the first time when the colt begins his Australian Guineas campaign in the Manfred Stakes.
Zoutenant out to continue family tradition Gai Waterhouse's new recruit Zoutenant will be trying to follow in his dam's hoofsteps in winning the Eskimo Prince Stakes.
Sheiswhatsheis after overdue Brisbane win The Tony Gollan-trained Sheiswhatsheis will be out to boost her chances of figuring in the Queensland winter carnival when she races at Doomben
RV stewards investigating horse sale to HK The sale of a horse which now races in Hong Kong is being investigated by Racing Victoria stewards.
Gough on weather watch with Right Or Wrong Right Or Wrong will be given his chance at back-to-back Doomben wins in the space of a week, providing it's not too hot.
Record prize money for Hawkesbury meeting The Hawkesbury Gold Cup meeting will offer a record $1.165 million with the Cup and the Guineas each worth $200,000.
High numbers for Grand National Five of the first six horses home in the last Grand National are among the 126 entries for the world's most famous steeplechase this year.
Williams treble closes premiership gap Three wins to Craig Williams at Sandown and two wins to Mark Zahra have kept them in touch with premiership leader Dwayne Dunn.
Hutchings makes most of Gai call-up James McDonald and Brenton Avdulla have ridden trebles at Canterbury, but it might be apprentice Rory Hutchings who has most to gain
out of the meeting.
Hong Kong calling for unbeaten Popovich Exciting three-year-old Popovich led throughout to record his second straight Sandown win and is now likely to head to Hong Kong.
Stewards to probe Mr Steal betting
Stewards will dissect betting patterns on a Canterbury race before continuing an inquiry into the performance of Mr Steal.
Extreme Choice odds-on for G3 Chairman's Extreme Choice is a clear-cut favourite to win the Group Three Chairman's Stakes which has attracted nine acceptors.
The Umbrella Man impresses at Ipswich Racing in the same colours as champion Qld sprinter Chief De Beers, The Umbrella Man has claimed an impressive maiden win at Ipswich.
Charlevoix a SA Derby hope after debut win Trainer Mick Kent's renowned patience has paid off with the impressive debut win of Charlevoix at Sandown.
Pride Of Dubai favourite for return race
Top colt Pride Of Dubai is an early favourite to make a winning return to racing in the Eskimo Prince Stakes.
Flemington win a highlight for Marquand Champion British apprentice Tom Marquand has made an impression in a short stint in Victoria with two city wins aboard Tashbeeh.
In The Vanguard on Golden Slipper trail In the Vanguard has made a winning start to her career to put herself in the frame for a campaign directed towards the Golden Slipper.
Australian Guineas duo in Caulfield return Prince Of Brooklyn and Ready For Victory will kick off their autumn campaigns in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield.
Timeless Prince on quick back-up Gosford gelding Timeless Prince will line up at Doomben just six days after his controversial Sunshine Coast Cup win.
71 juveniles remain in Blue Diamond The third declarations for the Blue Diamond have been taken with 71 juveniles still paid up for the $1.5 million race at Caulfield.
Tuesday racing set to return in Queensland A return to Tuesday throughbred racing in Queensland forms part of the draft proposal for the state for the upcoming season.
Prime Dispatch Edition 101 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Vinery Stud well represented at the Inglis Classic Sale Parades are under way here at the 2016 Classic Yearling Sale which starts at 6pm this Saturday the 6th February. Vinery Stud is well represented throughout the entire sale with nine of their Stallions siring over 50 yearlings out of the 575 catalogued.
Dandino still looking for a home at stud Classy stayer Dandino has failed to reach his $200,000 reserve in an online auction but his owners are hopeful a private stud deal can be done.
Lofty ambitions on the line at Sandown A future career in Hong Kong and an Australian Guineas start go on the line for two runners at Sandown.
Price hopes to light a Fuse with youngster Mick Price will use on blinkers on Fuse, an unraced two-year-old who makes his debut in the Inglis Premier at Caulfield.
Top mare Royal Descent injured, retired The Chris Waller-trained Royal Descent has been retired from racing after suffering a tendon injury.
Quick thinking secures McDonald in Classic Sam Pritchard-Gordon moved quickly to secure James McDonald for Soviet Star, one of the chances in the Inglis Classic at Randwick.
Guineas-bound Bon Aurum ready for return Bon Aurum will resume in the Manfred Stakes on his way to an Australian Guineas start after having a jump-out at Caulfield.
Waller colt Earth follows famous hoofsteps The Chris Waller-trained Earth has a small piece of stable history in his favour as the colt prepares for his first visit to the races.
Galaxy Raider out to press Guineas claims The Greg Eurell-trained Galaxy Raider will be out to take another step towards a potential Australian Guineas berth when he runs at Sandown.
Harry Coffey suspension reduced on appeal Harry Coffey has has two meetings shaved off a careless-riding suspension, allowinghim to ride at Caulfield.
Press Statement unlikely for Eskimo Prince Trainer Chris Waller says Caulfield Guineas winner Press Statement is unlikely to take his place in the Eskimo Prince Stakes.
Manfred Stakes attracts 20 nominations The Group Three Manfred Stakes has attracted 20 nominations including a number of stakes-winning three-year-olds.
Schweida to maintain Sydney strike rate Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida has an impressive record when he brings horses to Sydney with Miss Cover Girl returning for the Breeders' Classic.
Hasselhoof to step out in Sydney New Zealander Hasselhoof is developing a cult following and will be out to keep his unbeaten record intact when he races at Randwick.
Warren has high autumn hopes for Puritan The Manfred Stakes is the planned starting point for the talented Puritan but trainer Jason Warren is yet to figure out the three-year-old's best distance
Tarzino has easy trial at Geelong Tarzino didn't beat a runner home in a barrier trial at Geelong but trainer Mick Price says the horse is going fantastic building towards his main targets.
NZ barrier trial holds Australian interest Group One winners Turn Me Loose and Volkstok'n'barrell will oppose each other in a barrier trial in Auckland ahead of return trips to Australia.
Weekend winners for Uncle Mo dd Pletcher unleashed another promising winner for leading young sire Uncle Mo with Mo Power (3c Uncle Mo x Rhiana, by Runaway Groom) saluting at Gulfstream on Saturday.
Hell Of An Effort aiming for third win Two-year-old Hell Of An Effort will attempt to make it three wins from as many starts when he lines up at Caulfield.
Grand Proposal travels another highway Trainer Neville Layt has wants another Highway Handicap with Grand Proposal to tune her up for the Country Championships.
Munce to defend his apprentice over ban Former champion jockey, trainer Chris Munce will defend his apprentice Michael Murphy in his appeal against a three-week ban.
Rob Heathcote produces DREAM result for DYNAMIC Owners with clever CHOICE Dream Choice, Dynamic Syndications, Rob Heathcote (trainer) and James Orman (jockey) combined to produce a wonderful win for our connections in race 5 at Doomben on Saturday
Bookmaker Colin Tidy dies aged 73 Popular former bookmaker and racehorse owner and breeder Colin Tidy has died in Sydney aged 73 after a long illness.
Aerovelocity back to best at Sha Tin Hong Kong sprinter Aerovelocity has returned to his best in the Centenary Sprint at Sha Tin after being sidelined by a heart irregularity.
Timeless Prince a stakes winner on protest Gosford sprinter Timeless Prince has won the Listed Sunshine Coast Cup after a dramatic protest.
Zamzam emerges as Blue Diamond contender The fillies Prelude is the likely next step for two-year-old Zamzam after she raced into Blue Diamond contention with victory on debut at Moonee Valley.
Godolphin pair in Rosehill barrier trial Group One winner Complacent and Magic Hurricane will ramp up their autumn preparations in a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Diamond favourite to resume at Caulfield Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Extreme Choice will be out to stamp his credentials for the Group One race when he resumes in the Group Three Chairman's Stakes.
Dibayani to campaign in Sydney The Apollo Stakes has been earmarked for the return of Dibayani who has shown his appreciation for clockwise racing with a barrier trial win.
Forster's stable star Adebisi retired Desleigh Forster is looking to Sydney Group One races with Too Good To Refuse and I'm Belucci as she farewells stable stalwart Adebisi.
Concealer to resume in Diamond Prelude The Tony McEvoy-trained Group-winning juvenile Concealer is scheduled to make her return in the Blue Diamond Prelude on her way to the Blue Diamond.
Pride Of Dubai primed for Eskimo return Dual Group One winner Pride Of Dubai is primed for his first race as a three-year-old having missed the spring.
Miss Cover Girl to return to Sydney Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida hopes to snare Tommy Berry to ride Miss Cover Girl when she returns to Sydney for the Breeders' Classic.
Damian Brown hit with nine-day suspension Leading Brisbane jockey Damian Browne has been suspended for nine days, forcing him out of the Breeders' Classic meeting at Randwick.
Storm puts paid to Rosehill race meeting The final two races on Expressway Stakes day at Rosehill have been called off after an electrical storm and heavy rain.
Headwater on song for Kensington victory One-time Golden Slipper favourite Headwater has resumed with a first-up win against older horses in the Listed Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Our Boy Malachi in first-up Expressway win Our Boy Malachi has made a winning return in the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Rosehill, giving his rivals no chance.
Heathcote, Orman partnership to flourish Leading trainer Robert Heathcote has declared he will be calling on James Orman's services a lot more after Dream Choice's Doomben win.
Marquand wins on Tashbeeh for second time Visiting UK apprentice Tom Marquand has won on Tashbeeh for the second time, but not before surviving a protest.
Rick Worthington has eyes on the Slipper Trainer Rick Worthington is excited about the Golden Slipper prospects of Honesty Prevails, a debut winner of the Widden Stakes.
Melham wins on All Cerise at Flemington Ben Melham plotted a winning course on All Cerise at Flemington but was later suspended for eight meetings for taking another runner off its course.
Hot Saga lives up to promising formline The Jack Duncan-trained Hot Saga has outstayed Ongoing Venture to continue his consistent form at Doomben.
Tessera sees off G3 Canonbury challengers Godolphin colt Tessera has put himself into Godolphin's team for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper with his Canonbury Stakes win.
Halfpenny Gate gets inside run at Rosehill Halfpenny Gate has added his name to the Highway Handicap winners with a strong finish at Rosehill.
Mishani Sleuth finds a way for Les Ross Trainer Les Ross has ended a run of outs with Mishani Sleuth holding off the fast-finishing favourite Itz Alrite at Doomben.
Supido impresses Williams at Flemington Supido has justified his short quote in the opening race at Flemington, racing to an impressive first-up win for leading jockey Craig Williams.
Rosehill downgraded to heavy after storm The Rosehill track has been downgraded to heavy after a storm in Sydney with more rain expected ahead of the Expressway Stakes meeting.
McDonald broadens thoroughbred interests James McDonald's racing interests extend beyond riding with the leading Sydney jockey a successful vendor at the Karaka yearling sale.
Glyn Schofield in significant appeal win Glyn Schofield will serve a three-week suspension for failing to ride a horse out to the finish after a successful appeal against the severity of the ban.
Big Money out to cash in at weight-for-age Country-trained Big Money will be trying to win in Sydney for the first time when he contests the Expressway Stakes at weight-for-age.
Iconic resumes in Kensington Stakes The Tony McEvoy-trained Iconic has been off the scene since the Brisbane winter carnival but makes his return in the Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Lees sets leading juvenile a stakes test Kris Lees regards Guard Of Honour as the pick of his two-year-olds so far as he prepares the colt for a tough debut in the Canonbury Stakes.
Our Boy Nicholas ready for distance test Trainer Toby Edmods has been encouraged to test Our Boy Nicholas over a distance by two leading jockeys.
Dunn expects another premiership battle The three jockeys who fought out last season's Melbourne premiership are all in contention again as the halfway mark of the season approaches.
Liberation to miss Doomben for Coast Liberation has been scratched from Doomben to instead run in the transferred Sunshine Coast Cup a day later.
Prime Thoroughbreds Success with Patrick Payne Over the last few years Prime Thoroughbreds have had great success with trainer Patrick Payne and hopefully this will continue with their female only syndicate.
HK opens up more races to internationals The Hong Kong Jockey Club will open up another 17 races to international competition in the new season.
English returns with Randwick trial win Golden Slipper runner-up English has shown she is ready for an autumn campaign with a dominant barrier trial victory at Randwick.
Slipper still on radar for over 300 babies A record 304 two-year-olds are still in the mix for a start in the Golden Slipper following the second stage of acceptances.
Dunn happy with Headwater ahead of return Dwayne Dunn is looking for three-year-old Headwater to take what he is showing on the training track into the Kensington Stakes.
Trial star Defcon on notice in Canonbury Snowden Racing says Defcon, who has starred at the barrier trials, must bring that form to race day to warrant a Blue Diamond Stakes tilt.
River Lad back in Expressway Stakes arena River Lad will return to the scene of his only Sydney start when he tackles the Expressway Stakes for new trainer Kris Lees.
Popular Aus racehorse Intergaze dead at 22 Intergaze, an eight-time Group One winner who raced and beat modern-day champions Octagonal and Might And Power, has died.
Stay With Me to step out in Sydney trial Victorian filly Stay With Me is in Sydney preparing for an autumn campaign which could include a start in the Group One Coolmore Classic.
Beer has high hopes for Almighty Girl Mitchell Beer has made a promising start to his training career and hopes Almighty Girl can continue his momentum at Flemington.
Paul Murray to answer eight cobalt charges NSW south coast trainer Paul Murray faces eight charges relating to high levels of cobalt found in stored samples from Group Two winner Alma's Fury.
Spiritjim adds more depth to Waller stable Chris Waller will be the Australian trainer for Spiritjim, a well-performed French stayer who has run in the past two Prix de l'Arc de Triomphes.
Legal Procedure test after extended stay Rockhampton star Legal Procedure has been given a second chance to prove himself against city-class three-year-olds.
Payne sets Derby target for resuming Doc Three-year-old Doc Holliday will begin a campaign geared towards the ATC Australian Derby when he resumes at Rosehill
Veterans poised to shine for Heathcote Volkhere and Jopa have had 117 starts between them yet the stablemates continue to get the job done for trainer Robert Heathcote.
Keen Ice entered for Dubai World Cup The United States will have strong representation in the Dubai World Cup headed by Keen Ice and California Chrome.
Our Boy Malachi punters fav in Expressway Our Boy Malachi is expected to enhance his prolific winning record when he resumes in the Expressway Stakes.
Wild Rain favourite for Kensington Stakes Wild Rain is the early favourite for the Listed Kensington Stakes ahead of The Quarterback who will be trying to win the race for the second-straight year.
Harrison continues city premiership surge Leading jockey Tegan Harrison has been involved in a fall at Ipswich, but it hasn't stopped her from riding a winner.
Yesterday's Songs in straight-track debut Yesterday's Songs will contest a straight race at Flemington for the first time when he resumes in the Listed Kensington Stakes.
Conners youngster set for Rosehill debut Clarry Conners could have representation in both two-year-old races at Rosehill, including well-bred debutant Pewter in the Canonbury Stakes.
Reward For Riches continues Munce streak Two-year-old Reward For Riches has added to Chris Munce's winning run, stepping out in style at her first start.
All systems go for Our Boy Malachi return Our Boy Malachi fans are urged to stay solid as the top strike-rate sprinter gets ready to return in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
Prime Dispatch Edition 100 The 100th Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill.
Polar Vortex faces city test at Flemington Three-year-old Polar Vortex will try to build on two wins in country Victoria when he makes his city debut at Flemington.
3YO King's Troop still in Expressway mix The small Expressway Stakes field has prompted Gerald Ryan to reconsider plans for King's Troop who could now run in the Group Two race.
Someday makes long-awaited race comeback The Tony Gollan-trained Someday is ready to resume as topweight at Doomben after an extended layoff from racing.
Sydney 2yo Quinellas for Arrowfield Sires Gai Waterhouse, Darby Racing & Arrowfield sires were all the clues punters needed to nail two juvenile quinellas in Sydney over the weekend.
Pride Of Dubai to miss Expressway Stakes Dual Group One winning colt Pride Of Dubai will miss the Expressway Stakes in favour of the Eskimo Prince against his own age.
Same Blue Diamond favourite after Previews The top two in the Blue Diamond market remain the same after the running of the Previews at Caulfield.
Mighty Like wins Listed John Dillon Stakes The Mick Price-trained Mighty Like has come from last to win the Listed John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield.
Destiny's Kiss gives Moraitis more Cup joy Destiny's Kiss has claimed back-to-back stakes wins, adding the Australia Day Cup at Randwick to his Gosford Gold Gold Cup.
Aghna ready for Widden Stakes assignment Trainer Gabrielle Englebrecht is looking to Aghna to give the stable an important double in the Widden Stakes to complement Cannyescent's win.
Sword Of Light, Cohesion win 2YO Previews Sword Of Light has made it two wins from as many start in the fillies Blue Diamond Preview while Cohesion has taken out the colts and geldings division.
Big sprints on radar for The Quarterback The Quarterback will chase his second-straight Kensingston Stakes win at Flemington when he kicks off a campaign aimed at feature sprint handicaps.
Highway Handicap beckons again for Jostle A late scratching from a recent Highway Handicap, South Coast mare Jostle will be back for take two at Rosehill.
Rain puts paid to Sunshine Coast Cup card Stewards have called off the Sunshine Coast Cup meeting midway through the card because of rain and visibility issues.
Cohesion wins Diamond Preview for O'Shea The John O'Shea-trained Cohesion has resumed with a strong win in a Blue Diamond Preview at Caulfield.
Royal Tithe revels in mud for runaway win Winter carnival-bound Royal Tithe has ploughed through a rain-affected track to thrash her rivals at the Sunshine Coast.
Blue Diamond series begins with Previews A number of Blue Diamond hopefuls will line up in the respective Previews at Caulfield as the build-up to Melbourne's richest juvenile race continues.
Frankel colt tops NZ sale, heads to Sydney Some of the world's best-known racing figures have teamed up to buy a colt by European superstar Frankel at the New Zealand yearling sales.
Entries taken for Flemington features Chautauqua headlines 70 nominations for the Newmarket Handicap while the Australian Cup has attracted 55 entries.
Exosphere pleases in barrier trial Golden Rose winner Exosphere has pleased his trainer in a barrier trial and will resume in the Group One Lightning Stakes.
Portelli monitoring weather for Straturbo Gary Portelli will monitor the weather and track conditions before deciding where to head with dual nominated Straturbo.
Solicit begins campaign in Expressway Trainer Gerald Ryan expects Solicit's residual fitness to be in her favour in the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
Durendal saved for handicap at Caulfield Standish Handicap winner Durendal will line up in the Listed John Dillon Stakes after being withdtrawn from the Group Two Australia Stakes.
Australia Day Cup is Kiss's destiny Destiny's Kiss is favourite to hold his Gosford Cup winning form when he runs in the Australia Day Cup at Randwick.
Cup winner's brother fetches $200,000 A Savabeel colt has feteched top price on the first day of the NZ Premier yearling sale which also featured a $200,000 brother to the Melbourne Cup winner.
Steel Zip targeting second Cup win Four years after winning his first Sunshine Coast Cup, an in-form Steel Zip will be out to claim a second.
Hong Kong Group 1 success for Snitzel son Snitzel's 4YO son Sun Jewellery made a spectacular stakes debut when he stormed to victory in the ~$A1.8 million Hong Kong Classic Mile HK-1 on Sunday evening.
Mullins team gears up for Cheltenham Trainer Willie Mullins has his team firing on both sides of the Irish Sea just weeks ahead of the Chelthenham Festival.
Thomas Huet loses appeal against ban Jockey Thomas Huet has lost his appeal against a one-month ban for improper riding in a race at Wyong.
Xiong Feng wins NZ's richest 2yo race Xiong Feng has led all the way to win the $1 million Karaka Million at Ellerslie with Australian filly O'Reilly Cyrus seventh.
VRC presents miniature Cup to breeders The breeders of Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance have received a minature Cup to acknowledge their part in the win.
Norman collects the prize for his mate Veteran Gold Coast trainer Harold Norman has helped his old friend Bede Murray celebrate a win in Brisbane.
Blue Diamond hopes step out in Previews A number of two-year-olds will be out to press their Blue Diamond claims in the respective Previews, including the David Hayes and Tom Dabernig-trained Kafoo.
Wales to be aimed at interstate Cups The Hobart and Adelaide Cups are targets for the Richard Laming-trained six-year-old Wales after his win at Moonee Valley.
Star Of Monsoon ready for Rosehill debut Well-related colt Star Of Monsoon is set to begin his career in the Group Three Canonbury Stakes at Rosehill.
Hong Kong on radar for Happy Trails Eight-year-old Happy Trails will campaign in Melbourne towards the Australian Cup, with plans to also target a Group One race in Hong Kong.
Little Brown Horse earns her retirement Popular Queensland mare Little Brown Horse has been retired with connections believing she has done all she can.
3000th winner for jockey Richard Johnson Richard Johnson has brought up his 3000th winner over jumps in Britain and Ireland, joining Tony McCoy as the only other jockey to reach the milestone.
Holler resumes with Australia Stakes win John O'Shea's plan to target the Australia Stakes with Holler has achieved the desired result with the colt winning the weight-for-age race.
Apprentice protest turns sour at Randwick A protest by apprentice James Innes has gone pear shaped with the youngster told his mount was actually the horse at fault.
Nudgee win continues Gollan summer spree Tony Gollan has trained the quinella in the Listed Nudgee Handicap with Sheiswhatsheis beating Tina Melina.
Burning Front strikes more Gold for Weir The Darren Weir-trained Burning Front has continued his consistent preparation with victory in the $150,000 VOBIS Gold Star at Moonee Valley.
Mister Impatience digs deep for Cup win Stayer Mister Impatience has clawed his way back to victory in the Wellington Cup, beating Pentathlon and Sampson.
Kayla Nisbet in milestone win at Randwick Kayla Nisbet's latest comeback is well and truly established with victory at Randwick on exciting filly Atom Eve.
Kawi's best is yet to come, trainer says Thorndon Mile-winning five-year-old Kawi has plenty of room for improvement, Taranaki trainer Allan Sharrock says.
Dylan Dunn reduces claim with city double Dylan Dunn's metropolitan claim has been reduced from 3kg to 2kg after the apprentice brought up his 20th city win with a double at Moonee Valley.
Zin Zan Eddie takes out Carrington Stakes Zin Zan Eddie has found conditions to suit at Randwick, winning the Listed Carrington Stakes for trainer Matthew Smith.
Cramming gives Thompson first city victory Cramming has provided rookie trainer Glen Thompson with a breakthrough at metropolitan level with his Doomben win.
Dylan Dunn guides Snoopy to first-up win Dwayne Dunn had ridden Snoopy in all his starts but it was the jockey's son Dylan who got the chance to steer the colt to a first-up win at Moonee Valley.
Grylls in winning return to city racing Bagus has made it to wins from as manby starts to give apprentice Bridget Grylls a welcome metropolitan winner at Doomben.
Scarlet Rain puts herself in the Slipper Scarlet Rain is at the top of Gai Waterhouse's Golden Slipper pecking order, cementing her claims with a wet-track win at Randwick.
Monogram makes it back-to-back city wins Monogram has backed up a midweek win at Sandown with another victory after stepping up in grade at Moonee Valley.
Godolphin 2yos favourites for BD Previews Stablemates Cohesion and Gridelin are the early favourites for the respective Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield.
Maher hoping for more Valley success Runsati has already given Bryan Maher his first city win and the fledgling trainer is hoping the gelding adds another when he returns to Moonee Valley.
Qld apprentice outed on cannabis charge A young Queensland apprentice is the fourth Queensland jockey in recent times to be outed on a drugs charge.
Pride keen to enhance his record with 2YOs Trainer Joe Pride believes Snow Surrender has the ability to make her presence felt when she makes her debut in a 2YO race at Randwick.
Mandryka aims up for four wins in a row Mandryka will step up for his toughest test to date when he chases four-straight wins at Doomben.
Schofield lodges appeal over suspension Leading jockey Glyn Schofield will take his fight against a five-week riding ban to the Racing NSW Appeal Panel.
Top Score adds autumn interest to Randwick Trainer John Sargent has autumn plans for Top Score as Tommy Berry rides the unbeaten colt for the first time at Randwick.
Foxwedge posts his second winner Newgate Farm’s promising young sire Foxwedge posted his second winner on today when the Nick Olive trained colt Fox Tales opened his account with a debut victory on his home track of Canberra.
Rebel Dane ready to go in Australia Stakes Gary Portelli can't fault Sydney sprinter Rebel Dane ahead of the Group One winner's return as favourite in the Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Gollan looking for winning end to summer Leading Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will have a strong hand in the final feature races of Queensland's summer carnival.
Mister Booze up to 1600m-challenge Mister Booze will run over 1600m for the first time with his trainer convinced his second to Buffering has him in good order for the Doomben challenge.
First Australian Winner for Zoffany Less than 24 hours after siring his first Southern Hemisphere bred winner in South Africa, exciting young sire Zoffany posted his first Australian winner with Persistent Shadow (2f Zoffany x Green Mirage, by Green Desert) scoring a dominant victory as favourite.
Ex-jockeys part of concussion study Sir Antony McCoy is one of five former champion jumps jockeys who will take part in a research project into concussion in sport.
Three-year-olds take aim in WFA sprint Three-year-olds Holler and Rageese will be out to upstage the older horses when they resume in the weight-for-age Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Tye Angland waits for Randwick clearance Tye Angland needs a medical clearance if he is to fulfil his booking for two-year-old To Excess at Randwick.
RV Integrity Council to look at Ibuprofen Racing authorities will meet to address a recent spate of positive tests to Ibuprofen in horses in Victoria.
Chipping Norton meeting moved to Randwick The Chipping Norton Stakes, the first Group One race of the Sydney autumn carnival, will be moved from Warwick Farm to Randwick.
Atom Eve puts Nisbet in metro spotlight Apprentice Kayla Nisbet will be chasing an important win when she continues an unbeaten association on Atom Eve at Randwick.
Our Harmony sticks to easier Valley option Four-year-old mare Our Harmony has won her only two second-up starts and will be out to continue that trend at Moonee Valley.
Tye Angland hoping to be fit for Randwick Jockey Tye Angland is sweating on a medical clearance from his doctor to allow him to ride debutant To Excess at Randwick.
Richie's Vibe chasing second G2 Valley win Trainer Paul Beshara believes 2014 Australia Stakes winner Richie's Vibe has a genuine chance to win the weight-for-age race for a second time.
Nudgee appeals to Lees for Onemorezeta Kris Lees says the Nudgee Quality shapes as the right race for Onemorezeta who will bid to break a 14-month losing sequence at Doomben.
You'll Never ready for Carrington return Chris Waller concedes he has only a small window of opportunity to strike with Carrington Stakes runner You'll Never.
New CEO for NSW Trainers' Association Glenn Burge has been announced as the replacement for outgoing NSW Trainers' Association chief executive Steve McMahon.
Gold Coast homecoming for Bryan Guy Bryan Guy is returning to his old training base at the Gold Coast but says he will continue to prepare horses for the Chinese-based Aquis syndicate.
Grylls chasing comeback win on Bagus After spending five months sidelined by a wrist injury, apprentice Bridget Grills is looking to get her career back on track with a city win.
Espinoza upbeat about California Chrome Jockey Victor Espinoza is keen to get back to Dubai with California Chrome and avenge last year's World Cup defeat.
Schofield hit with five-week riding ban Jockey Glyn Schofield has vowed to fight a five-week ban for failing to ride his mount out to the winning post at Warwick Farm.
Rebel Dane favourite for Australia Stakes The Gary Portelli-trained Rebel Dane has been installed the clear-cut favourite for the Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Hope tries to join O'Brien, Kavanagh case Disqualified trainer Lee Hope's bid to join Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh's appeal against lengthy bans has been knocked back.
Treble continues Gollan's record pace Trainer Tony Gollan has dominated the midweek meeting at Ipswich with a winning treble led by former Sydney filly Majella Magic.
French flair comes to Warwick Farm Premier trainer Chris Waller has momentarily met his match with European stayers after Louis Baudron trained his first Australian winner at Warwick Farm.
Training partners fined over positive swab The training partnership of Terry and Karina O'Sullivan has been fined $3000 over a positive swab returned by one of its runners after a race at Sandown.
Power Trip among Caulfield nominations The Blue Diamond Preview for colts and geldings has attracted 18 nominations including stakeswinner Power Trip.
Mourinho draws well for Valley return Defending titleholder Mourinho is among a field of 13 for the Group Two Australia Stakes for which Sydney sprinter Rebel Dane is an early favourite.
Slipper berth in sight for Scarlet Rain The Gai Waterhouse-trained Scarlet Rain can emerge as a Golden Slipper contender if she continues her unbeaten run at Randwick.
Sino Eagle set to soar for new stable Desleigh Forster expects former Victorian mare Sino Eagle to bounce back from a Magic Millions disappointment and return to form at Doomben.
Cambridge Stud continues to make waves The future of Cambridge Stud looks bright according to Adrian Clarke
RQ makes changes to WFA carnival races The ballot conditions for Brisbane's premier weight-for-age races, including the Doomben 10,000, have undergone an overhaul.
Shakespearean Lass fresh for Valley race The Pat Carey-trained Shakespearean Lass will chase her third straight city win when she heads to Moonee Valley for a sprint race.
Eagle Farm tracking well after minor issue Queensland's major racetrack is scheduled to reopen on time after a section of the straight required minor repair.
O'Brien, Kavanagh to fight for careers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh will seek an extended stay of proceedings to allow them to continue training as they fight bans for cobalt offences.
Jason Taylor to ride in Wellington Cup Lightweight Brisbane jockey Jason Taylor will ride the Shaune Ritchie-trained Snow Secret in the Group Two Wellington Cup.
American Pharoah named horse of the year American Pharoah, winner of the US Triple Crown, has been named the world's best horse by the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities.
Melb Cup winner, Leconte chat winning Melbourne Cup winner Michelle Payne and French tennis ace Henri Leconte have touched on the highs and lows of winning at the Australian Open.
Oliver considering options with Khutulun Luke Oliver is looking to drop Khutulun back in distance if she runs at Moonee Valley in an attempt to get her to settle better.
Rageese, Sooboog return for Hawkes Racing Rageese and Sooboog, two of the Hawkes Racing stable's better three-year-olds, are set to resume racing.
Mo Tom Wins Grade Three Talented colt Mo Tom (3c Uncle Mo x Caroni, by Rubiano) was a stakes-winner in November last year and upped the ante when winning the Grade III $200,000 Lecomte Stakes at Fair Grounds on Saturday.
It Is Written returns to favourite track The 2015 Australia Stakes runner-up It Is Written will be back for another shot at the Group Two race at Moonee Valley
Lani Girl out to add to Price's autumn bid Luke Price has Man Of Choice heading towards The Championships and he is hoping Lani Girl can join her Group One-placed stablemate at Randwick.
Prime Dispatch Edition 99 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Winx cruises to third in barrier trial Winx has finished a comfortable third in a barrier trial at Rosehill in her first public appearance since her Cox Plate win.
Racecourse attendances up in Britain British racing has reported an increase in racecourse attendances to more than six million for the first time in four years.
Mullins to dominate Irish Champion Hurdle Trainer Willie Mullins has three leading chances in the Irish Champion Hurdle which he has won for the past five years with the now-retired Hurricane Fly.
Bowman to ride in two HK Group Ones Hugh Bowman will ride leading chances Werther and Not Listenin'tome at the next two Hong Kong Group One meetings.
Group One winners set for Valley return The Group Two Australia Stakes has attracted 19 nominations including Group One winners Rebel Dane, Mourinho, Trust In A Gust and Hucklebuck.
Vic trainers await penalties over cobalt Victorian trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh will find out whether they will be given mandatory three-year bans for cobalt charges.
O'Reilly's Revenge wins Moruya Cup O'Reilly's Revenge has won the Moruya Cup to give trainer Bede Murray three winners on the program.
Del Prado in form for Gold Star at Valley Del Prado has impressed trainer Leon Corstens in his two starts this campaign and is on target for the Vobis Gold Star along with stablemate Word Of Mouth.
Extra entries for 3yo race at Randwick Five horses have been added to the three-year-old race at Randwick after only four original entries were taken.
Brett Cavanough back in the swing After a few weeks he would rather forget, trainer Brett Cavanough is back training winners and looking forward to bringing Just A Bullet to Randwick.
Ruby Walsh in drama-packed victory Champion jumps jockey Ruby Walsh has called on all his experience to get Killultagh Vic to pick himself up and win at Leopardstown.
Whirlwind for home of exciting I Am Invincible BROTHERS Arthur and Harry Mitchell, of Yarraman Park in New South Wales, have had a whirlwind few years on the back of their hugely exciting and talented young sires I Am Invincible and Hinchinbrook.
Australia Stakes next test for Durendal Having won his first stakes race in the Standish Handicap last start, in-form Durendal will be given his chance at weight-for-age in the Australia Stakes.
Trials signal autumn carnival is near A host of autumn carnival contenders including Cox Plate winner Winx will step up their preparations in barrier trials at Rosehill.
Cessnock races called off again Racing at Cessnock has again been called off with two sections of the track causing concern after rain in the Hunter Valley.
Hucklebuck to resume in Valley sprint The 2014 Emirates Stakes winner Hucklebuck will make his return from an injury absence in the Group Two Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
First-up options still open for Fell Swoop Canberra sprinter Fell Swoop could step up to Group One company as soon as the Oakleigh Plate.
American Pharoah sweeps Horse of the Year Voters have been unanimous in declaring American Pharoah the United Stakes Horse of the Year.
Dieters to head south for Black Opal Trainer Jason McLachlan has put the disappoinment of Dieters' Magic Millions scratching behind him and will set him for the Black Opal Stakes.
Back to Hawkesbury for sprinter Shiraz Tony McEvoy has switched Shiraz from one rural location to another as his preparation continues for a return to racing.
Dane back on track after interrupted week Trainer Gary Portelli has put a stop-start week behind him as he gets ready to take Rebel Dane to Melbourne for the Australia Stakes.
Birchley chasing third straight NZ win Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley is chasing a third-straight win in the Karaka Million, NZ's richest two-year-old race.
Qld to trial new way to calculate betting Queensland will trial a new way to assess price fluctuations on non-metropolitan meetings to better reflect the markets.
Andrew Adkins gets winner for boss Quinton Apprentice Andrew Adkins has ridden his first metropolitan winner for his boss Ron Quinton at Randwick and narrowly missed a double.
Tudor wins Listed Chester Manifold Stakes Tudor has had a change of luck, leading throughout to win the Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Loophole win adds to Tye Angland's pain Loophole might never reach the heights of his half -brother Preferment, but trainer Chris Waller could not be happier with his recent form.
Chinese race day: A new experience for all Both the Australian Turf Club and Chinese racegoers were in uncharted territory at Randwick Racecourse on Saturday.
Love Spy takes out Sunshine Coast feature The Ben Currie-trained Love Spy has stayed unbeaten to earn a winter carnivall call-up after her Sunshine Coast win.
Hellbent shows class in $250k Inglis Dash Talented colt Hellbent has made the trip to Melbourne from NSW worthwhile with a strong win in the $250,000 Inglis Dash at Flemington.
Matt Dale happy to hit highway to victory Canberra trainer Matt Dale has claimed a fifth Highway Handicap with Hermosa Beach winning the race at Randwick for country horses.
Weir runner in swab irregularity after win Signoff has returned an irregularity to a prohibited substance after winning the Lord Stakes at Caulfield.
Lucques scores hard-fought Flemington win Improving stayer Lucques has raced to a narrow win at Flemington and trainer Mat Ellerton says the gelding will get better as he keeps maturing.
Browne earns high praise for Le Cap ride Damian Browne has shown he has no peer when it comes to riding at the Sunshine Coast, winning on well-travelled galloper Le Cap.
Bowman wins at first ride back from Japan Reigning Sydney premier jockey Hugh Bowman has met with immediate success at his first ride back since finishing a contract in Japan.
Pattern shapes up in metropolitan victory Pattern has made a winning transition from country racing to stay unbeaten with his win over Niccoco at Flemington.
Tessera adds to Godolphin 2YO win spree Godolphin has produced another two-year-old winner with Tessera leading all the way on debut at Randwick.
Ongoing Venture revels in wet at Caloundra Veteran stayer Ongoing Venture has confirmed his liking for give in the ground to beat Volkhere at Caloundra.
McEvoy trains Flemington juvenile quinella The Tony McEvoy-trained Lessyd has defeated stablemate Hey Doc in a close finish at Flemington.
Xtravagant plans to become clearer New Zealand star Xtravagant will put his credentials for Australian racing on the line in the Levin Classic.
Hellbent to show his class in Dash Hellbent is favourite to go one better in the Inglis Dash at Flemington than when narrowly beaten in another sales-restricted sprint in Sydney.
Munce endorsement a clue to Gojo's hopes Queensland sprinter Gojo Mimi will make his Sydney debut at Randwick in a return clash against Diamond Oasis.
Trainer finds country Cups in Treasure Map After a run at Flemington it will be back to the bush for Treasure Map as he chases more country Cups.
Miss Ballantine an early 2YO for Waller Miss Ballantine is one of the first juvenile runners for the season for Chris Waller with the stable step up its numbers in coming weeks.
Groove carrying Baster's Flemington hopes Stephen Baster believes General Groove's last start run in the Christmas Stakes was good enough to give him a chance in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Damian Browne at home on Sunshine Coast Damian Browne can build on an already impressive strike rate at the Sunshine Coast where he has five leading chances.
Ross pair need to overcome wide draws Trainer Les Ross is hoping for a little luck with his two runners in the Sunshine Coast Classic both drawn wide.
Blue Diamond Stakes to be run for $1.5m Racing Victoria has won a prize money fight with the Melbourne Racing Club, insisting the Blue Diamond Stakes will be run for $1.5 million.
Hugh Bowman returns at Randwick Hugh Bowman will return to Sydney racing for the first tiime since October with six rides at Randwick.
Duric, Mourinho to defend Aus Stakes title Vlad Duric is returning to Singapore but the Melbourne jockey has the chance to claim back-to-back Australia Stakes win with Mourinho before leaving.
Bitburg primed for Hellbent clash: Dale Bitburg will make the trip to Flemington to run in the $250,000 Inglis Dash where the Canberra three-year-old will take on Hellbent and Gold Symphony.
Gosford Cup absentees press on for Waller Trainer Chris Waller is expecting big performances from Loophole and Dance Of Heroes with the pair to run over 2000m at Randwick.
Punters warm to McEvoy 2YOs at Flemington The Tony McEvoy-trained stablemates Hey Doc and Lessyd have attracted early support to win at Flemington.
Milestone a big incentive for Harry Coffey Harry Coffey needs five city wins to outride his claim and is hoping to edge closer to the milestone at Flemington on Chester Manifold Stakes day.
GetRacing.com.au Partners re-stock after a successful sale GetRacing.com.au partnered syndicators have made a start in re-filling their 2yo spaces at this years sale on the Gold Coast.
Kareeming sets off on Mornington Cup bid Pat Carey is aiming Kareeming at the Mornington Cup as the stayer resumes in the Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Kings Of Leon can hit right note for Smith Trainer Matthew Smith is looking forward to two-year-old Kings Of Leon making his debut at Randwick.
Monton a guiding light for Quinton protege Ron Quinton's apprentices have always enjoyed an affinity with Monton, the veteran galloper who is out to add to edge closer to a milestone at Randwick.
The Championships The Major Aim For Chautauqua Co-trainer Wayne Hawkes has revealed that the 2016 T.J. Smith Stakes is set to be the major Autumn Racing Carnival goal for Chautauqua.
Dream Choice embarks on Qld career Trainer Robert Heathcote believes former Sydney sprinter Dream Choice can make an impact in Queensland where he is more suited by the weight scale.
Love Spy to prove debut win was no fluke Toowoomba debut winner Love Spy lines up against a classy field in the $125,000 Sunshine Coast Classic.
Gold Symphony Resumes in Dash Field of 15 for inaugural Inglis Dash
Matt Cameron charged over Mime ride Matt Cameron , the regulas rider of New Zealand stars Xtravagnt and Hasselhoof, is facing a serious charge over his handling a horse at Ellerslie.
209 still in contention for Blue Diamond Lindsay Park has 23 of the 209 two-year-olds still in contention for the Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Derby hopeful highlights Waller 3YO double Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has had two three-year-old winners at Canterbury, including a potential Queensland Derby contender.
Cash exchange costly for jockey and owner A jockey and a winning owner have each been fined $200 following a premature handshake during a Victorian race meeting.
HK reject impressive in Ipswich victory Hong Kong didn't work out for Delightful Feeling, but the Matt Dunn-trained galloper was right at home in winning at Ipswich.
Price hits the highway for Randwick again Robert Price believes country trainers are disadvantaged on their home tracks and has embraced the Highway Handicaps.
Tarrant banned for six months over swab Leading Brisbane apprentice Luke Tarrant has been handed a six-month ban from racing after testing positive to a cocaine derivative.
Country trainers face positive swab charge Terry and Karina O'Sullivan face a further charge before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board as their cobalt investigation continues.
Brad Rawiller lands a hot Sandown double Brad Rawiller has notched a winning double at Sandown on a day when the race meeting was brought forward because of heatwave conditions.
Better wins still to come for Zuprising Promising sprinter Zuprising will head to Saturday company after winning his second consecutive race at Sandown.
Shinn booked for Karaka Million meeting Blake Shinn has picked up the Karaka Million ride on Caorunn, a promising two-year-old trained by Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young.
Galaxy Raider impresses in debut city win Galaxy Raider has made a winning debut at Sandown with trainer Greg Eurell looking to autumn races for the three-year-old.
Gold Symphony back for early autumn return Three-year-old Gold Symphony is gearing up for the rich autumn races with a lead-up run in the Inglis Dash at Flemington.
Too Good To Refuse ready to resume racing Too Good To Refuse embarks on a Randwick Guineas and Stradbroke Handicap campaign when he resumes at the Sunshine Coast.
Matt Cameron to ride Hasselhoof in Sydney New Zealand jockey Matt Cameron will maintain his association with Hasselhoof when the unbeaten four-year-old races in Sydney.
Suavito building towards Group One return The Nigel Blackiston-trained Group One winner Suavito is nearing a race return having missed the spring with a minor injury.
Jolly trio to remain in South Australia Richard Jolly has decided to keep Enduro, Kushadasi and Hearts Ablaze in South Australia rather than head to Flemington.
Sprint star Temple Of Boom runs last race The 2012 Galaxy winner Temple Of Boom has been retired after finishing unplaced in the Magic Millions Sprint.
Blackiston weighs up Ferro Nero options Trainer Nigel Blackiston is considering interstate staying races for promising stayer Ferro Nero.
Michelle Payne confirmed for New Zealand Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne has secured rides in Wellington and Auckland before attending the Karaka sales later this month.
Northam plays waiting game with Big Money Trainer Rodney Northam will see what the weather brings before deciding on the best first-up option for sharp sprinter Big Money.
Hyland opts for gear change with Arianne Trainer Pat Hyland has two runners set to compete at the Sandown midweek meeting which will start earlier than usual because of predicted hot weather.
Pride plans busy Wine 'N' Dine schedule Wine 'N' Dine isn't the best horse in Joe Pride's team, but he could make a name for himself before the week is finished.
Early start for Sandown midweek meeting Forecast hot weather has prompted Racing Victoria to amend starting times for the Sandown midweek meeting.
Slipper winner Vancouver heads to Ireland Coolmore will send Golden Slipper winner Vancouver to trainer Aidan O'Brien in Ireland to be prepared for northern hemisphere racing.
Prime Dispatch Edition 98 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch- including Husson Eagle's $1,000,000 win!
Pride Of Dubai wins Randwick barrier trial Top three-year-old Pride Of Dubai is on target to make an impact during the autumn after winning a Randwick barrier trial.
15 nominations for Chester Manifold Stakes The Listed Chester Manifold Stakes has attracted 15 nominations including Sydney visitor Dances On Stars.
Rebel Dane back on track for trial Rebel Dane will run in a barrier trial at Randwick with the Warwick Farm session called off because of the lack of a transport ambulance.
Rocky Boomboa punches on to Inglis Dash Henry Dwyer has last-start Moonee Valley winner Rocky Boomboa heading to the $250,000 Inglis Dash and also hopes stablemate Tokyo Tycoon makes the field.
Corstens pair heading to Chester Manifold The Leon and Troy Corstens stable is set to have two chances in the Chester Manifold Stakes with General Groove and Tried And Tired.
Hasselhoof to race in Sydney Unbeaten New Zealander Hasselhoof will have his next start in Sydney with trainer Donna Logan keen to test him away from home.
Diamond Oasis in, Trois Choix out Speedster Diamond Oasis will take his place in the Summer Sprint at Randwick but his Joe Pride-trained stablemate Trois Choix will miss the meeting.
Sydney in the plans for Gailo Chop Mackinnon Stakes winner Gailo Chop is likely to return to Australia to compete in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes during the Sydney autumn carnival.
ATC apologises over ambulance bungle RNSW stewards have called off a barrier trial session at Warwick Farm because of the lack of a transport ambulance.
Capitalist firms even further for Slipper Capitalist's grip on the Golden Slipper has tightened with the colt now at $3.50 to win the world's richest race for two-year-olds at Rosehill.
Another Briish jockey wins in Victoria Visiting English apprentice Kevin Stott has claimed his first win in Australia aboard the Darren Weir-trained High Hostess at Warrnambool.
California Chrome makes winning return California Chrome has won his comeback in a Group Two race at Santa Anita after an absence of nine months.
Steel Zip to continue summer campaign Pat Duff is keen to get Steel Zip into the millionaire's club and the trainer will send him next to a race at the Sunshine Coast.
Distance test for Dances On Stars Dances On Stars will be given a distance test in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Sunshine Coast to attract strong 2yo field A $160,000 race for two-year-olds at the Sunshine Coast looms as a consolation for horses that failed to make it to the Magic Millions.
Balfour eyeing G1 sprint with Cashed Adelaide trainer Ryan Balfour is eyeing off a Group One sprint in Melbourne, hoping to get Cashed to the Oakleigh Plagte.
Boban preparing for first G1 of the year Multiple Group One winner Boban is being prepared for a Melbourne campaign encompassing the C F Orr and Futurity Stakes.
British champions make an impression British champions Silvestre de Sousa and Tom Marquand have shown their talents with wins in different parts of the world.
Apprentices dominate at Canterbury meeting James Innes jnr has led the apprentices' charge at Canterbury with a winning treble with Sam Clipperton the lone senior jockey to win a race.
Damian Lane suspended for Classic ride Damian Lane has been banned for his Magic Millions Classic ride on unplaced Victrorian youngster Highland Beat
Savoureux win the right call for Morrow The Kris Lees-trained Savoureux has given former race caller David Morrow a thrill with her win at Canterbury.
Apprentice lands first metropolitan winner Ben Thompson has landed his first city winner, guiding Sadaqua to victory at Caulfield.
Payne family triumphs at Magic Millions Husson Eagle has given Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne her first Magic Millions carnival win.
Sadler victory soured by 16-meeting ban Tom Sadler has guided Golden Spin to victory at Caulfield but the apprentice has copped a 16-meeting ban for careless ridinge race.
Capitalist wins Magic Millions 2YO Classic Capitalist has kept an unbeaten record after beating Nikitas and Candika in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Guineas win seals dream Millions for Weir Champion trainer Darren Weir has completed a Magic Millions double after Mahuta's win in the Guineas at the Gold Coast
Brisbane carnival calling for Jacqui's Joy A spell and a trip to Brisbane for the winter is on the agenda for Jacqui's Joy after her latest Caulfield win.
Caulfield win for visiting UK apprentice English apprentice Tom Marquand has guided Tashbeeh to victory at Caulfield at his first Australian ride.
Weir adds Millions win to stellar season Darren Weir has continued his remarkable season of training with Lucky Hussler winning the Magic Millions Cup.
Tinto goes back-to-back in Trophy Bonny mare Tinto will be aimed at Group One races during the Sydney autumn carnival after her narrow win in the Magic Millions Trophy.
I Am Zelady maintains Pride strike rate Trainer Joe Pride's big week has continued with I Am Zelady winning the $1 million race for fillies and mares at the Gold Coast.
Buffering passes $6 million barrier Buffering will strut the international stage after scoring an easy win in the Magic Millions Plate at the Gold Coast.
Jess Taylor celebrates Canterbury 2YO win Jess Taylor has celebrated a Canterbury win on the David Payne-trained French Fern on her final Saturday as a claiming rider.
The Seductress races into Diamond picture Two-year-old The Seductress is likely to progress to the Blue Diamond Preview for fillies after racing to a city victory at Caulfield.
Wolf Cry win worth the wait for Snowden Sydney three-year-old Wolf Cry has put aside an incident in the starting stalls to win the $250,000 Magic Millions Maiden at the Gold Coast.
Luke Tarrant to face drug charge Star Queensland apprentice Luke Tarrant will face an inquiry into a positive drug test with confirmation the B sample contained a banned substance.
Veteran gives Clenton first stakes victory Howmuchdoyouloveme has overcome a wide run to win the Takeover Target Stakes, giving apprentice jockey Samantha Clenton her most important success.
Vancouver's brother sells for $1.5 million Coolmore Stud has paid $1.5 million for a brother to Golden Slipper winner Vancouver at the Magic Milliions sale on the Gold Coast.
Emergencies make it to Millions Three scratchings from the Magic Millions Classic have paved the way for three reserves to start but Capitalist remains the only horse punters want.
Ben Thompson chasing first city victory Apprentice Ben Thompson will be striving for his first city win when he competes at Caulfield for the first time.
River's Lane heading on Adelaide Cup path A race at Caulfield has been selected as a stepping stone on an Adelaide Cup path for River's Lane.
Bass Strait in belated Melbourne arrival Transport problems have caused a delay in Bass Strait making his way from Perth to contest a race at Caulfield.
Taylor prepares for life as a senior rider Apprentice riders will be out in force at Canterbury, but none will be as motivated as Jess Taylor who has a full book of mounts.
Another cobalt positive in Victoria The Terry and Karina O'Sullivan-trained Darragh has returned a cobalt reading well above the allowed threshold in a urine sample before a race at Ballarat.
The Seductress aims for Caulfield success The Seductress will be out to book a shot at the Blue Diamond Preview for fillies when she chases a city win at Caulfield.
I'm Belucci fresh for Guineas assignment Group One placegetter I'm Belucci is primed to upset the favourites in the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas.
Passion the driving force behind Hunter Rose Of Texas will be out to give trainer Alan Hunter his first maiden metropolitan success when he steps out at Caulfield.
Cahill hopes Nikitas can topple favourite Jockey Michael Cahill is looking to Nikitas to upset the favourite Capitalist and give him and trainer Kelso Wood a second Magic Millions Classic.
Sundance withdrawn from Magic Millions Sundance has been scratched from the $2 million Magic Millions Classic with Michelle Payne to ride first emergency Rainy Day Woman.
Record prize money for Cheltenham The famous Cheltenham jumps festival will offer record prize money of more than $A8 million for the first time.
Able Friend suffers rare tendon injury Hong Kong's highest-rated horse, Able Friend, will be out for at least the rest of the season with a rare tendon injury.
Kentucky Miss fires up early for Pride Kentucky Miss has sent trainer Joe Pride scurrying for his stable record books after a first-up win on a heavy track at Warwick Farm.
Zafina on her way to the Gold Coast Trainer Gary Portelli is sending Zafina to the Gold Coast in the hope the second emergency gets a run in the Magic Millions Classic.
British apprentice to ride at Caulfield Leading British apprentice Tom Marquand will ride Tashbeeh at Caulfield as he begins a four-week stint in Australia.
Magna Rossa aiming for third-straight win Stablemates Magna Rossa and Tempered will both chase their third-straight wins of the summer when they step up in class in races at Caulfield.
Black-type race best for Kaleidoscope:Dale Former New Zealand mare Kaleidoscope will chase an important win when she contests the Group Three Belle Of The Turf at Gosford.
Candika's inside draw a plus: O'Dea Trainer Steve O'Dea believes Candika should be able to take up a perfect position in the Magic Millions Classic from barrier one.
Barrier no concern for Peace Force: Ryan Trainer Gerald Ryan has no concerns about wide barriers for his key runners at the Gold Coast Magic Millions meeting.
Tony Gollan to ward off interstate rivals Premier Brisbane trainer has a host of runners for Magic Millions day at the Gold Coast in his bid to stave off the interstate raiders.
Jockey's chance to be King for a day Paul King is set to benefit most from an absence of Sydney's leading jockeys when he rides three early favourites at Canterbury.
Star Rolling out to snap winless run Craig Widdison has taken confidence out of Star Rolling's close fourth in the Lord Stakes and believes the gelding is close to another win.
Birchley hopes barrier not too punishing Liam Birchley believes a wide barrier may not be so bad for Punishing who wears blinkers in the Magic Millions Classic.
ATC employs two senior executives The Australian Turf Club has announced two senior executive appointments with James Heddo and Steve McMahon to take up the positions.
Chad Schofield granted Hong Kong extension Jockey Chad Schofield has had his licence to ride in Hong Kong extended until the end of the racing season.
Buffering out to break $6 million barrier Ageless sprinter Buffering is odds-on to break through the $6 million prize money barrier when he competes at the Gold Coast.
Luke Nolen nearing racetrack return After a long absence recovering from back surgery, jockey Luke Nolen is ready to resume trackwork ahead of a return to race riding.
Snitzel colt fetches $1.6 million A Snitzel colt out of 2006 Magic Millions Classic winner Mirror Mirror has fetched top price of $1.6 million at the Gold Coast sale.
Cirrus Des Aigles to race on Trainer Corine Barande-Barbe says veteran stable star Cirrus Des Aigles has shown her he still has the zest for racing and will be given another campaign.
Racing to go ahead at Warwick Farm The postponed meeting will go ahead at Warwick Farm on a heavy track with rain in Sydney expected to clear.
Magic Millions Classic runner in doubt Sundance will have to pass veterinary tests to take his place in the Magic Millions Classic after a scare with a hoof abscess.
Victoria to trial 30 minute time intervals Racing Victoria has announced a one-week trial of condensed meetings with 30 minute intervals between races.
Apprentice fined $2k for weighing in light Tigidig Tigidig has been disqualified at Sandown after apprentice Jye McNeil weighed in light following the Ladbrokes Cash In Handicap.
Fawke double caps big comeback to saddle Sairyn Fawke is well on the way to re-establishing himself in Brisbane racing after landing a winning double at Doomben.
Farrier works magic with Miss Softhands Miss Softhands has remained unbeaten in her latest campaign, scoring with authority at Sandown.
Oliver, Waller team up in Gosford features Damien Oliver has answered a call from Sydney trainer Chris Waller in accepting rides in two stakes races at Gosford.
Tigidig Tigidig disqualified at Sandown Tigidig Tigidig has been disqualified after apprentice jockey Jye McNeil weighed in light at Sandown.
Racing Qld exec sues over live-bait axing Racing Queensland's former integrity officer, who was sacked following the live baiting scandal, is suing the organisation for unfair dismissal.
Popovich impresses with Sandown debut win Craig Williams has been taken with the Popovich's debut win at Sandown after covering ground in The Cove Hotel Plate.
Luke Currie rewarded for Lindsay Park work The Lindsay Park stable of David Hayes and Tom Dabernig has entrusted Luke Currie with a promising book of rides at Caulfield.
Junior riders take centre stage in Sydney Sydney's apprentice jockeys have been gifted a perfect opportunity to showcase their potential at Canterbury.
Warwick Farm card postponed for 24 hours Rain in Sydney is expected to ease in time for racing officials to hold a transferred midweek meeting at Warwick Farm.
Flamboyant Lass to bounce back in Guineas Flamboyant Lass might have lost Magic Millions Guineas favouritism, but there are encouraging signs heading into the Gold Coast race.
McLachlan counting on Griffin experience Jason McLachlan says no jockey knows how to ride the Gold Coast track better than Dan Griffin and that will give Dieters an edge in the Magic Millions.
Warwick Farm races postponed 24 hours The midweek Warwick Farm race meeting has been postponed for 24 hours with the rain in Sydney expected to ease.
Hong Kong race added to Global Challenge The Chairman's Sprint Prize in Hong Kong has been added to the Global Sprint Challenge which comprises 10 sprint races during the year in five countries.
Fire at top Canada stable kills 43 horses A huge blaze tackled by five fire service units at one of Canada's premier racing stables has claimed the lives of 43 top racehorses.
Injury cuts short Delicacy racing career Top Perth mare Delicacy has been retired from racing, just days after her memorable Perth Cup win.
Kievann aiming for third win of campaign Trainer Stephen Brown is hoping for a good barrier draw to give Kievann his best chance of adding a third win this campaign when he lines up at Caulfield.
Capitalist remains odds-on for Millions Unbeaten colt Capitalist remains an odds-on favourite for the Magic Millions Classic after coming up with barrier two for the rich two-year-old race.
Music Man set to go distance at Canterbury Music Man will be chasing three wins a row when he stretches out to a middle distance for the for time in a promising career.
McNeil chasing more metropolitan success Apprentice Jye McNeil landed a winning treble at the most recent city meeting in Melbourne and his prospects look just as bright at Sandown.
Promising forecast for Warwick Farm card Anxious Australian Turf Club officials are banking on a favourable weather forecast to ensure racing goes ahead at Warwick Farm.
O'Brien, Kavanagh penalty hearing date set A date has been set for penalty hearings for trainers Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien and vet Tom Brennan over cobalt charges.
Capitalist draw barrier two in Millions Magic Millions favourite Capitalist has firmed even further after coming up with barrier two in the $2 million race at the Gold Coast.
Hyeronimus out for three to six weeks Jockey Adam Hyeronimus will be sidelined for between three and six weeks with an injury suffered in a fall at Rosehill.
Home Of The Brave disqualified from G3 win Australian-owned British-raced Home Of The Brave has been stripped of a Group Three win in Ireland because of a postiive test.
Wyong meeting called off because of rain The Wyong race meeting has been called off as rain continues to fall in NSW.
Richard Johnson rides 3000th winner Richard Johnson has ridden his 3000th career winner as he closes in in his first British jumps title in the absence of the retired Tony McCoy.
Capitalist headlines MM Classic field Capitalist headlines the Magic Millions Classic field and is an odds-on favourite ahead of the barrier draw for the 1200m scamper at the Gold Coast.
Beer hoping for more Caulfield Joy Jacqui's Joy has already given Mitchell Beer his first city winner and the young trainer is hoping the filly can add another at Caulfield.
Peace Force fresh for Millions assignment Weel-performed mare Peace Force has had a couple of setbacks but trainer Gerald Ryan is confident she is ready for her Magic Millions test.
Lane to reunite with Highland Beat Damian Lane has been booked to ride Highland Beat in the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast having partnered the colt to a Moonee Valley win.
Delicacy suffering possible tendon injury Star Perth mare Delicacy is to undergo scans and X-rays on her legs amid fears her career is over.
Detective to get career back on track The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Detective missed out on the Gold Coast Magic Millions and will be out for some compensation at Canterbury.
Stay With Me building up for autumn riches Group One-winning filly Stay With Me is building towards her autumn campaign which is likely to be centred on Sydney.
Chris Waller enters three in Gosford Cup Two of Chris Waller's horses. Loophole and Dance Of Heroes, will be on a six-day back-up if they take their places in the Gosford Cup.
Australia Stakes option for Durendal The Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley is an option for Durendal while stablemate Rough Justice will chase more wins at Flemington this month.
Prime Dispatch Edition 97 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Narooma Cup meeting called off Rain has forced the cancellation of the Narooma Cup meeting at Moruya.
Magic Millions 2YO field takes shape Sunshine Coast winner Just Orm will take his place in the Magic Millions Classic field with two-time winner Tommy Berry to ride.
Pride covering all bases with I Am Zelady Trainer Joe Pride has an anxious wait to find out if he will have runners at the Magic Millions day at the Gold Coast.
Stewards to crack down on whip breaches Queensland stewards have warned they will be vigilant in enforcing the whip rule at the rich Magic Millions day.
Magic Millions options for Murt The Flirt Brendan McCarthy is yet to lock in which Magic Millions race Murt The Flirt will run in, with the Sprint over 1100m and the Cup over 1400m the options.
American jockey for King's Troop American jockey Johnny Velazquez will ride King's Troop in the $1 million Magic Millions Sprint at the Gold Coast.
Weir taking team for work at Terang Trust In A Gust is nearing a return to racing and will further his preparation with a gallop at Terang.
Jye McNeil sets goal to outride claim Fresh from a Moonee Valley treble, apprentice Jye McNeil needs just 17 city wins in the next five months to outride his claim.
Delicacy in memorable Perth Cup win Star mare Delicacy has defied her 59kg topweight to give owner Bob Peters his sixth Perth Cup win.
ITV new British racing broadcast partner ITV will replace Channel 4 as British racing's exclusive terrestrial broadcast partner showing 100 days of the sport each year.
Alice Springs sprinter wins at Valley Alice Springs-trained Sirbible has scored his second Moonee Valley win of his Melbourne campaign, bringing up a winning treble for apprentice Jye McNeil.
Hyeronimus hurt, McEvoy outed at Rosehill Kerrin McEvoy has been outed for four weeks for careless riding in an incident in which Adam Hyeronimus fell.
Michelle Payne suspended at Moonee Valley Michelle Payne has received a seven meeting suspension at Moonee Valley but will be free to ride at the Magic Millions meeting at the Gold Coast.
Brown Horse little but effective Kelly Doughty has used apprentice Matt McGillivray's claim to advantage with Little Brown Horse winning at the Sunshine Coast.
Rocky Boomboa scores a knockout at Valley Rocky Boomboa has more than repaid his connections by taking out the VOBIS Gold Carat at Moonee Valley.
Asinara excites trainer John O'Shea Godolphin trainer John O'Shea is excited about the future of Asinara with the filly showing a breath-taking turn of foot to win at Rosehill.
Trainers in milestone wins at Valley Young Nicola has given trainer Chris Calthorpe his first city win and a race later Runsati provided trainer Bryan Maher with his first win in town.
Just Orm stakes Millions claim Tony Gollan will wait to see how Sunshne Coast winner Just Orm comes through his race before making a decision on at Magic Millions Classic start.
In-form pair keep winning run going After four winners at Flemington, Mathew Ellerston and Simon Zahra have kept the winners coming at Moonee Valley.
Scarlet Rain could be bound for Millions Scarlet Rain has put herself in the frame for a Magic Millions Classic berth with her winning debut at Rosehill.
Shotover River back with a bang Shotover River has made a welcome return to the winners' list with a dominant victory at the Sunshine Coast.
Sebring Sun out of Magic Millions Guineas Trainer Gary Portelli has pulled the pin on the Magic Millions Guineas for Sebring Sun with the colt failing to please him in a working gallop.
Mallyon makes use of extended claim Katelyn Mallyon has claimed a winning double at Flemington just days after outriding her claim in Melbourne.
Big start to the year for Andrew Adkins Apprentice Andrew Adkins has only been in Sydney a short time and is making his mark with a double at Randwick now on his record.
Mujadale gives Baster staying feature win Mujadale has led throughout to give Steven Baster victory in the Listed Bagot Handicap at Flemington.
Consolation win for Pirandello at Doomben Pirandello failed to make the cut for a Maigc Millions Sprint qualifying race but has shown his talent with a win at Doomben.
Vilanova back to form in Tatts Cup Trainer Chris Waller has persevered with Vilanova who has rewarded his patience with victory in the Listed Tattersalls Cup at Randwick.
Ellerton and Zahra train four winners Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra have had a day to remember at Flemington, training four winners including Durendal in the Standish Handicap.
Buffering has easy Doomben work-out Queensland champion Buffering has had an easy work-out between races at Doomben ahead of his Gold Coast assignment.
Capitalist pleases in track work-out Capitalist has had a leisurely work-out but has done enough to show trainer Peter Snowden and jockey Blake Shinn he is on track for the Magic Millions.
Pegapus wins first Brisbane race of year Pegapus has won the first Brisbane race of the year in a major upset to give leading apprentice the first leg of a winning double.
Shoemark rides first Flemington winner English apprentice Kieran Shoemark is thrilled to have ridden his first Flemington winner, guiding the Stephen Brown-trained Harbour Grey to victory.
Mallyon feels no pressure on Want To Rock After outriding her claim at Sandown during the week, Katelyn Mallyon has added to her record aboard Want To Rock at Flemington.
Hill, Orman to combine at Sunshine Coast Trainer Bruce Hill has engaged star apprentice James Orman on three of his runners at the Sunshine Coast.
Hieroglyphics to take the next step Trainer Anthony Cummings has a big opinion of the consistent Hieroglyphics and will give her another chance at Saturday company.
Two-pronged attack for Dwyer in Gold Carat Henry Dwyer has Tokyo Tycoon and Rocky Boomboa tackling the VOBIS Gold Carat at Moonee Valley.
Eagle on his way to bigger things Trainer Bryan Guy believes Eagle Way can continue his winning way for his owner, leading Hong Kong trainer John Moore.
Fahey ends season on equal record Trainer Richard Fahey has ended 2015 as the equal British record holder for the number of winners in a calendar year.
Start Wondering a star on the rise Start Wondering will be out to keep his perfect Australian record intact when he lines up at Rosehill for his third start for Chris Waller.
Ellerton-Zahra with two juvenile chances Stablemates Sword Of Light and Want To Rock are set to contest the first juvenile race of the new year in Melbourne
Love Days out to remain unbeaten at Valley The Clinton McDonald-trained Love Days is the odds-on favourite to make it three wins from as many starts when she lines up at Moonee Valley.
Bulla Baby to make debut at Randwick Trainer Ron Quinton is excited about the debut of Bulla Baby, a daughter of Bulla Borghese who he trained to win a VRC Oaks.
Weir to make rare appearance at the Coast Mahuta and Lucky Hussler will represent the Darren Weir stable at Australia's richest raceday on the Gold Coast.
Shotover River well prepared for 2200m Shotover River's chance to get into a million dollar race failed but has him fit and ready for his Sunshine Coast assignment.
Draw not ideal for Lonrockstar: Sadler John Sadler has aimed Lonrockstar at the Standish Handicap but is worried about the inside barrier and a lack of speed.
Canton Road to build on debut win Unwanted as a yearling, Canton Road could prove an obstacle to several Magic Millions Classic hopefuld when she runs at the Sunshine Coast.
Zatopaz a real Tatts Cup threat Zabeel gelding Zatopaz will be out to snare another stakes win for his famous sire Zabeel when he runs in the Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick.
Subiaso returns to a trip at Flemington After a series of hoof problems, Subiaso returns to a staying trip at Flemington in the Bagot Handicap.
Stablemates aiming to qualify for Millions Trainer Barry Baldwin is hoping to get siblings Glendara and Shadow lawn into different races on Magic Millions day.
Champion jumps jockey Tony McCoy knighted Retired champion jockey Tony McCoy has been recognised for his unparalleled achievements with a knighthood.
Kensington track under fire again The Kensington track at Randwick seems certain to be replaced after again failing to come up to expectations.
Hall on the board in comeback from injury Nick Hall has ridden the first winner in his comeback from an injured wrist which sidelined him for much of the year.
Reckless Russell to be aimed high Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith has outlined Group targets for stakes-placed Reckless Russell who has broken his maiden at Canterbury.
James Orman racks up more winners Queensland's James Orman continues to tally up winners with a double at Ipswich adding to his record.
Durendal favourite for Standish Handicap Four-year-old Durendal is the early favourite for the Standish Handicap and will be out to make it two wins this week for members of his family.
Katelyn Mallyon outrides claim Katelyn Mallyon has joined Michelle Payne as one of only two females to outride their apprentice claims in Melbourne.
Felix Bay could spring Tatts Cup surprise Trainers Jim and Greg Lee will not be surprised if lightweight Felix Bay springs an upset in the Listed Tattersalls Cup at Randwick.
Desleigh Forster has faith in Assertory Assertory can kick off a big couple of weeks for trainer Desleigh Forster when she runs at Doomben on New Year's Day.
Charlie Garcon earns shot at Valley race Last start maiden winner Charlie Garcon is set to tackle the Vobis Gold Carat, with trainer Robbie Griffiths saying the prize money is hard to ignore.
Capitalist to have a race day gallop Magic Millions favourite Capitalist will have a race day gallop at Randwick to make up for missing a scheduled barrier trial.
Zuprising gives trainer first city win Lightly raced Zuprising has given trainer Kylie Vella her first city winner with a strong performance in a maiden at Sandown.
Young calling the Tunes in Bagot In-form stayer Tunes will be South Australian trainer Grant Young's second Flemington runner when he contests the Bagot Handicap.
Sea Red ready to realise full potential Trainer Robert Heathcote believes Sea Red is ready to show her full potential as she steps out in open company at the Sunshine Coast.
Pike to ride Neverland in the Perth Cup Leading West Australian jockey William Pike has chosen to ride Neverland over more fancied stablemate Delicacy in the Perth Cup.
Sadler makes Sandown return after fall Tom Sadler returns to race riding at Sandown just 12 days after being hospitalised with concussion suffered in a fall.
Bull Point Magic Millions bound The enigmatic Bull Point is on target to give his fourth trainer David Vandyke a first-up win in the Magic Millions Cup.
Many options for Williams runners Trainer Danny Williams will consider all options for his runners over the long weekend including the Highway Handicap at Rosehill.
Options open for The Big Dance return The weather will be a deciding factor on whether The Big Dance returns to racing at Flemington or Moonee Valley.
Sir John Hawkwood to race in Sydney Trainer David Vandyke has opted to keep Sir John Hawkwood in Sydney for the Tattersalls Cup rather than send him to Melbourne for the Bagot Handicap.
Sandown start for mature age apprentice Mature age apprentice Anthony Boyd gets his first opportunity in town with two rides at Sandown.
Flemington on the agenda for All I Survey All I Survey will front up at Flemington chasing a Listed win after being sent to Geelong to escape the extreme heat.
Pincer to strike at Canterbury Trainer Anthony Cummings believes Pincer Strike can notch his first metropolitan win at Canterbury.
Well-related Tempered aims for city win Three-year-old Tempered will chase a city win at Sandown a couple of days before his half-brother Durendal takes aim at the Group Three Standish Handicap.
Capitalist a no-show in barrier trial Dominant Magic Millions favourite Capitalist has msised a scheduled barrier trial at Randwick but remains on track for the Gold Coast feature.
Zafina in Millions bid at Gosford Gary Portelli is taking Zafina to a maiden race at Gosford hoping she can win and scrape into the field for the Magic Millions Classic.
Fahey equals British training record Trainer Richard Fahey has equalled the British record for the number of winners in a calendar year.
Standish Hcp attracts 15 nominations The Standish Handicap has attracted 15 nominations while the Bagot Handicap has 21 entries headed by Sir John Hawkwood who has options in two states.
Sebring Sun cleared of any injury The Magic Millions Guineas is back on the agenda for Sebring Sun who has been cleared of injury after a disappointing effort at Randwick.
Confidence boost for Childs after Sydney A treble at Horsham started a winning run for apprentice Jordan Childs who is making his mark after a stint in Sydney.
In-form Durendal ready for Standish Durendal looms as one of the leading contenders for the Group Three Standish Handicap at Flemington, a race his half-brother Flamberge won two years ago.
Tango Rain to make Rosehill debut Tango Rain will make his debut for trainer Gerald Ryan and Muzzaffar Yassen's Teeley Assets at Rosehill.
Trainer in two minds about Sir John Trainer David Vandyke is in two minds about which of two Listed races in different states is the best option for Sir John Hawkwood.
Harry Coffey has milestone in his sights Apprentice Harry Coffey is just six metropolitan wins away from outriding his claim and can edge closer to that goal at Sandown.
Zelady's Night Out ready for Millions Tony Gollan admits Capitalist will be hard to overcome in the Magic Millions Classic but is upbeat about her chances.
Bowman leaves Japan on a Group Two high Hugh Bowman has ridden a Group Two winner on the final day of his short stint in Japan and will return to Sydney after a European holiday.
Magic Millions favourite in Randwick trial The Peter and Paukl Snowden-trained Capitalist will tune up for the Magic Millions in one of five barrier trials on the Kensington track at Randwick.
Cue Card in line for rich jumps bonus Wins in the Betfair Chase and King George VI have put Cue Card in line for a rich bonus for winning the triple crown.
Lizzie Kelly wins Grade One steeplechase Lizzie Kelly has become the first woman to win a Grade One steeplechase in Britain aboard Tea For Two at Kempton.
Damian Browne free to ride on Millions day Both Damian Browne and Tegan Harrison will end careless riding suspensions in time to ride on Magic Millions day.
Bachman aiming up for Millions Trainer Gerald Ryan is thrilled to have been a part of AlanThomas's last race call and is looking forward to Bachman continuing his winning run.
Criterion home after latest Hong Kong trip Criterion will undergo quarantine at Werribee and then have a short break at Euroa before being aimed at The Championships in Sydney.
Oakleigh Plate option for Shiraz Trainer Tony McEvoy has pinpointed the Oakleigh Plate as a Group One target for Shiraz depending on track conditions.
NZ racing produces autumn carnival hopes Ellerslie winners Kawi, Xtravagant and Capella could all be seen in Australia during the autumn if things continue to go to plan.
Autumn plans put on hold for Hellbound Mick Price will reconsider Hellbound's autumn carnival plans with the colt found to have tracheal mucus in an endoscope taken after his debut failure.
Berry keen for another Japanese trip Tommy Berry has described a recent riding stint in Japan as a great experience and is considering a return visit after the Sydney autumn carnival.
One-two finish for Weir in Lord Stakes Signoff and Lidari have given trainer Darren Weir the quinella in the LIsted Lord Stakes at Caulfield.
Coffey lands stakes double at Caulfield Apprentice Harry Coffey has had a day to remember at Caulfield, riding a stakes race double aboard Tuscan Sling and Signoff for trainer Darren Weir.
Bachman makes it two from two as gelding Bachman's career has continued on an upward spiral since he was gelded, with the four-year-old winning the Listed Goldmarket Handicap.
Madotti gets things her own way Madotti has been a frustrating horse for trainer Matt Dunn but with things going her way she has won the Group Three Vo Rogue Plate at the Gold Coast.
Cradle Me surprises punters again The David Pfieffer-trained Cradle Me has claimed a second stakes win at double-figure odds, taking out the Canterbury Classic at Randwick.
Diamond Oasis runs like bat out of hell Sydney speedster Diamond Oasis has made a successful raid on the Bat Out Of Hell sprint at the Gold Coast.
Pink Perfection resumes with Caufield win A first-up victory over 1100m from Pink Perfection has brought up a winning double at Caulfield for trainer Peter Moody.
Damian Browne gives NZ an Origin win Damian Browne has clinched Queensland's inaugural state of origin series for jockeys with his win on Tinto at the Gold Coast,
Zelady underlines Magic Millions hopes Tony Gollan's decision to give Zelady's Night Out a race before the Magic Millions has paid off with a Group Three win.
Mighty Lucky steps up to win Summer Cup Mighty Lucky has erased any doubts about running a strong 2000 metres with a dominant display in the Summer Cup.
Hell Of An Effort makes it two from two Two-year-old Hell Of An Effort has earned a shot at a Blue Diamond lead-up after remaining unbeaten with a victory at Caulfield in his second start.
Jeanneau break maiden in style at Randwick The Paul Perry-trained Jeanneau has broken her maiden at Randwick at her third start to put herseld in the frame for autumn riches.
Jacqui's Joy gives Beer maiden city win Mitchell Beer has landed his maiden city win with former New Zealand filly Jacqui's Joy who is unbeaten in two Australian starts.
Mr Lebrock wins at the Gold Coast Melbourne apprentice Regan Bayliss has made the trip to the Gold Coast worthwhile with victory aboard Mr Lebrock.
Hayes has options covered in Lord Stakes Last year's Lord Stakes winner Jacquinot Bay and Tashbeeh will represent the Lindsay Park team in the Lord Stakes at Caulfield.
Shinn seeking consolation prize on Junoob Disqualified from a Group One win because of a positive swab, Junoob will bid for a consoltaion victory in another feature race at Randwick.
Class points to Strawberry Boy in sprint Apprentice Rory Hutchings will be out to land his second stakes win in Australia when he partners Strawberry Boy for Chris Waller at Randwick.
Murphy prepares to fire Shotacross The Bow Shotacross The Bow will contest a stakes race at the Gold Coast ahead of a tilt at the Magic Millions Guineas a fortnight later.
Reldas and Nick Hall reunite at Caulfield Trainer Robert Smerdon is happy to have Nick Hall back aboard Christmas Stakes favourite Reldas at Caulfield.
Ryan looking for easy Randwick debut Who Said It's Easy will have to overcome some tough opposition if he is to make a winning debut at Randwick.
Runson hits town after debut win Three-year-old Runson makes his city debut at Caulfield in his second start and co-owner and breeder Janet Gaist is excited to see him in action again.
Craiglea Cruz batting for revenge Mich-travelled sprinter Craiglea Cruz is back at the Gold Coast to try make up for an unlucky run in last year's Bat Out Of Hell.
Jacqui's Joy chasing more cheers for Beer Training newcomer Mitchell Beer is chasing a maiden city win with Jacqui's Joy at Caulfield's Boxing Day meeting.
New two-day jumps carnival for Ballarat Ballarat will host a two-day winter jumps carnival in 2016 with the Grand National Steeplechase a highlight.
No retirement plans for Rex Lipp yet Trainer Rex Lipp is concentrating on his Magic Millions aspirtations for classy mare Tinto and says he has no immediate plans to retire.
Death of former Qld jockey Graham Ireland The Queensland racing industry has paid tribute to former jockey turned steward Graham Ireland who had died after a long battle with cancer.
Precious Gem out to land first stakes win Caulfield trainer Henry Dwyer believes the Listed Lord Stakes presents recent stable recruit Precious Gem with a good opportunity at landing a stakes win.
O'Hara hoping to get Lucky in Summer Cup Kathy O'Hara has picked up the ride on Festival Stakes winner Mighty Lucky who faces a distance test in the Summer Cup at Randwick.
Nicoscene on target for Christmas Stakes Lee Freedman believes an ideal barrier draw and a light weight present Nicoscene with a good opportunity to make his mark in the Listed Christmas Stakes.
Trainer waiting for jockey declaration Scratchings will determine who rides Perfect Dare in the Group Three Vo Rogue Plate at the Gold Coast.
King's Troop in doubt for Randwick and MM The weather in Sydney during the Christmas period will go a long way toward determining immediate plans for promising colt King's Troop.
Randwick Millions clue for Detective Peter and Paul Snowden will find out at Randwick if Detective can join the stable's team for the Magic Millions.
Third time lucky in Marli Magic start Marli Magic is out for back-to-back victories when she lines up at Caulfield after missing runs at Flemington following a jockey mix-up and then the heat.
Berry in box seat for Boxing Day double Tommy Berry will bid for a clean sweep of the two feature races at Randwick aboard fancied runners Echo Gal and I'm Imposing.
Gollan undecided about Zelady Trainer Tony Gollan will make a late call whether Zelady's Night Out needs to run in the B J McLachlan ahead of the Magic Millions.
Luke Tarrant stood down from riding Premier Brisbane apprentice Luke Tarrant has been stood down from riding pending an inquiry into an irregularity in a random drug test.
Byrne determined to put Qld back on top Jim Byrne is taking inspiration from rugby league great Wally Lewis as he tries to resurrect Queensland in the state of origin jockeys series.
Richard Fahey nears training record English trainer Richard Fahey is within reach of sending out a record number of winners for a calendar year.
Admiral wins another stakes race The Barry Campbell-trained Admiral has won the Listed Tasmanian stakes at Launceston to take his record to 11 wins from 16 starts.
Reldas favourite for Christmas Stakes The Robert Smerdon-trained Reldas has been well supported for the Christmas Stakes, one of two Listed races on the Boxing Day program at Caulfield.
Tom Melbourne wins well at Sandown Lightly raced imported stayer Tom Melbourne has scored his second Australian win and first in town with an all-the-way victory over 2100m at Sandown.
Reneged pulls out plenty to win WF maiden A three quarter brother to grand sprinter Buffering, Reneged will be aimed at the Brisbane winter carnival after scoring a strong win at Warwick Farm.
Tommy Berry unscathed after race fall Tommy Berry is fit to take his remaining rides at Warwick Farm despite being dislodged from Stop The Press in the fifth race.
Giffiths weighing up options for sprinter A wide barrier draw has trainer Robbie Griffiths considering whether topweight It Is Written lines up in the Christmas Stakes.
Abracadash makes winning return The Kelso Wood-trained Abracadash has made a winning return at Doomben after a long absence from racing because of injury and illness.
Zatopaz earns stakes shot with midweek win Zatopaz has a pedigree familiar to trainer Bjorn Baker for all the right reasons and he got the job done at Warwick Farm with a classy win.
Buffering tunes up at Doomben Queensland champion Buffering has tuned up for his Magic Millions assignment with a race day gallop at Doomben.
Danjeu scores staying win at Sandown Ben Melham has guided the Chris Waller-trained Danjeu to victory in a 2400m race at Sandown and believes there is improvement to come from the stayer.
Held Hostage chasing Lord Stakes Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes is hoping Held Hostage can give him a winning homecoming when she runs in the Lord Stakes at Caulfield.
Gear change for Sebring Sun in Classic Group One placegetter Sebring Sun will wear blinkers for the first time in the Canterbury Classic ahead of his main goal in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Taddei Tondo to lift Moloney's spirits Taddei Tondo will be out to capture a first stakes race success when he contests the Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Moody trains Sandown treble Three-year-old Vostok has made it three wins from as many starts and brought up the first leg of a winning treble for trainer Peter Moody at Sandown.
Guy puts good case for Best Case Group One placegetter Best Case will have his first start for new trainer Bryan Guy and the Aquis operation in the Goldmarket Handicap at the Gold Coast.
Michelle Payne to ride at Randwick Michelle Payne will ride in Sydney for the first time since her historic Melbourne Cup win with two mounts at Randwick on Boxing Day.
Godolphin and Darley to merge Sheikh Mohammed's racing and breeding operations are to be merged into one entity at Godolphin with John Ferguson at the helm.
Kavanagh and O'Brien to continue fight Trainers Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien will continue to fight cobalt charges after being found guilty.
NZ training team to set up at Cranbourne Cranbourne will become the home of New Zealand trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young with the pair granted 40 on-course boxes.
Warwick Farm meeting to go ahead Conditions at Warwick Farm are not as wet as other parts of Sydney and Wednesday's race meeting is expected to go ahead.
Senior NZ handicapper banned for betting Senior handicapper Dennis Quirke is suspended by New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing after being found to have bet on five races.
Melbourne bookie suspended over bets Bookmaker Anthony Doughty has been suspended for four months and fined $25,000 for breaches of his licence.
Three additions to Summer Cup entries The Group Three Summer Cup at Randwick now has a possible field of 13 after three additions when extended nominations closed.
Nick Hall ready for return at Caulfield After undergoing two wrist operations, jockey Nick Hall is ready for his return to racing at Caulfield.
Clinton McDonald fined over Ibuprofen Trainer Clinton McDonald has pleaded guilty to presenting a horse to race with a prohibited substance in its system and has been fined $1500.
Jumbo Prince to run at the Gold Coast Jumbo Prince willl run at the Gold Coast in preparation for a start in the $1 million Magic Millions Trophy.
The Payne train to travel Victoria Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Payne has had a V/Line train named in her honour.
Mowgli out to break maiden at Warwick Farm Mowgli has come up with another bad barrier for her attempt to break her maiden at Warwick Farm at her 12th start.
Tall Ship to miss Bagot Handicap The Bagot Handicap is off the agenda for Tall Ship who will be spelled with a start in next year's Melbourne Cup the long-term aim.
Sammy snaking his way to Bagot run Sammy The Snake and Lucques are heading to Sandown for races added to the program following the heat-enforced cancellation of Flemington.
Moloney breaks leg in trackwork accident Caulfield trainer John Moloney has suffered a broken leg at trackwork after striking part of a running rail.
Thomas Huet appeals one-month ban Thomas Huet has appealed a one-month suspension for improper riding and has been granted a stay of proceedings until the hearing.
Channel 4 reaffirms racing commitment Channel 4 says it remains committed to showing British horse racing despite signing a deal to broadcast Formula 1.
Tried And Tired to be saved for Standish General Groove will take aim at the Listed Christmas Stakes at Caulfield but last year's winner Tried And Tired will be saved for the Standish Handicap.
In-form pair settle for Rough at Caulfield Rough Justice will represent the in-form stable of Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra in Listed grade at Caulfield.
Summer Cup I'm Imposing's last start I'm Imposing will try to reverse his recent form and go out on a winning note in his defence of the Summer Cup at Randwick.
Turbo Street chasing third win of campaign Tony McEvoy believes a good barrier draw and a light weight give Turbo Street his chance to win over 2100m at Sandown.
Decision Time ready for another campaign Veteran sprinter Decision Time is still showing the enthusiasm he needs to convince trainer Clarry Conners he can perform at stakes level.
Tassie trip planned for Warrior Of Fire Warrior Of Fire has benefited from a long break from racing and will run at Sandown as part of his lead-up to a Cups campaign in Tasmania.
Cool change welcome relief for horses Horses in the Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra stable appreciated the cooler weather at Flemington trackwork.
Buffering to step out ahead of Millions Star Queensland sprinter Buffering will have a day out at Doomben to clear the cobwebs before he runs at the Magic Millions carnival.
Prime Dispatch Edition 96 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Tom Sadler hopes to be back riding soon Apprentice Tom Sadler considers himself lucky to have escaped a Moonee Valley fall with concussion but no other injuries.
Moody stablehands deny 'lies' over cobalt Trainer Peter Moody won't know before the end of February whether he has been found guilty of administering cobalt to affect a racehorse's performance.
Sebring Sun ready for Randwick return Group One-placed colt Sebring Sun will run in the Listed Canterbury Stakes on his way to the $2 million Magic Millions Guineas.
Busy time ahead for the Snowden stable Peter Snowden is looking forward to the return of Pride Of Dubai as he and his son and training partner Paul also prepare for the Magic Millions.
No firm summer plans for King's Troop Trainer Gerald Ryan will not be rushed into confirming the program for King's Troop, twice runner-up to Japonisme, a subsequent Group One winner.
A Little delay in fillies' return A set-back will delay the return of one Colin Little-trained filly while another needs more time in the paddock ruling out the Melbourne autumn.
Glyn Schofield to ride at Happy Valley Glyn Schofield will interrupt his Hong Kong holiday to ride at Happy Valley because of a jockey shortage.
Chris Waller to rethink Hong Kong strategy Chris Waller says the Hong Kong Sprint is a more attractive target than the Hong Kong Vase on International Day.
RQ plans to continue jockeys origin series Racing Queensland plans to continue with the state of origin jockeys series but admits there need to be some changes.
Robl, Shinn team up for Bernborough win Former jockey Peter Robl will take over the training of Centre Pivot, an easy winner of the Listed Bernborough Handicap.
Career-best for Sam Clipperton at Rosehill Sam Clipperton has celebrated a career-first, riding four winners at Rosehill including two for Godolphin.
Angland gives NSW lead in jockeys' Origin Tye Angland has produced a heady ride to propel NSW to the front in the State of Origin jockeys' series at Doomben.
Royal Tudor stamps class at Rosehill Christian Reith has driven Royal Tudor to the line to win a Rosehill race by a short half head for trainer Rod Ollerton.
Huet outed for a month for improper riding Thomas Huet will appeal a one-month improper riding suspension after being found guilty of contacting another jockey in a race at Wyong.
Highway trip worthwhile for Ocean Grand Taree visitor Ocean Grand will be aimed at the rich Country Championship final after winning at Rosehill.
O'Dea doubles up in Millions with Candika Trainer Steve O'Dea will have two Magic Millions 2YO Classic runners after Candika earned a start in winning at Doomben.
Dieters looking good for Magic Millions The Jason McLachlan-trained Dieters has kept an unbeaten record with a first-up win over Heart Skipt A Beat at Doomben.
Godolphin colt Souchez makes winning debut Souchez has made a winning debut at Rosehill to put his name forward as an autumn contender for Godolphin.
Stayer Volkhere defies weight disadvantage Volkhere has beaten Uno Five and Hudson Country at Doomben despite being worse off at the weights from their previous clash.
Trainer to leave it up to in-form Avdulla Trainer Matthew Smith says Brenton Avdulla's confidence in the saddle will boost the chances of Zin Zan Eddie at Rosehill.
Joseph clear about tactics on Just A Blur Co-trainer Barbara Joseph wants to see Just A Blur get clear running in the straight at Rosehill to compensate for her last-start performance.
Feltre tunes up with barrier trial win A slippery track put a temporary halt to Feltre's Bernborough Stakes preparation but he is back on track for a big showing at Doomben.
Just Orm backed to win on debut Trainer Tony Gollan says he is bemused by an apparent betting plunge on unraced two-year-old Just Orm at Doomben.
Heat cancels racing in Vic and SA Race meetings at Flemington, Colac and Wangaratta in Victoria and Morphettville in Adelaide have been called off because of extreme heat.
Good support for two unbeaten runners Love Days and Vostok have been heavily supported to remain unbeaten at the Flemington meeting.
Cobalt 'blown up' by regulators: Moody
Racing Victoria stewards have told a tribunal trainer Peter Moody's story about how one of his horses recorded elevated cobalt should not be believed.
Rich Enuff in switch to top Sydney stable The 2014 Caulfield Guineas runner-up Rich Enuff has joined the Randwick stable of Peter and Paul Snowden.
Young hoops step up for Chris Waller yard In the make-or-break world of a Sydney jockey, Chris Waller is playing an important role in the development of two ex-New Zealand riders.
Payne factor key to Fab Fevola prospects Fab Fevola is a tricky horse to ride, but Michelle Payne has found out what works on the veteran sprinter.
Georgie's Luce hot to trot for Flemington The hot weather forecast for the Flemington meetings doesn't concern trainer Ross Pecora for his in-form filly Georgie's Luce.
Role Model primed for Bernborough Handicap Former New Zealander Role Model is on target to claim a stakes win at Doomben for trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Greyt Start chases Magic Millions berth Greyt Start, the winner of the season's first two-year-old race, has a few things against her when she makes her return at Doomben.
Tony Gollan sets sights on carnival record Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is just one race away from creating a summer carnival record.
Birchley draws top jockeys in Origin heat Leading jockeys Craig Williams and Glen Boss will ride for Liam Birchley in a heat of the State of Origin series at Doomben.
Capitalist on target for Magic Millions Capitalist has lived up to his reputation as the best of the season's two-year-olds so far with a stylish win in the Wyong Magic Millions.
Moody puts 'cheat' question to chief stipe Trainer Peter Moody has told a tribunal he knew little if anything about cobalt before one of his horses returned an elevated reading.
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MIchael Freedman to open Sydney stable Michael Freedman will return from Singapore after eight years as a leading trainer to set up stables in Sydney.
RQ loses $40 million over five years Racing Queensland has lost $40 million over a five year period, according to figures released at its annual general meeting.
Mossin' Around proves doubters wrong The John Thompson-trained Mossin' Around has become the second long shot to win at Canterbury in as many races.
Forster dreaming big with three-year-olds Fresh from celebrating a midweek win at Beaudesert, Desleigh Forster has outlined Sydney autumn carnival plans for a trio of her three-year-olds.
Bush trainer wins in town with $71 shot Raised A Legend has belied his odds to give country trainer Mark Milton a surprise city winner at Canterbury.
G3 Standish ultimate goal for Sirbible Alice Springs galloper Sirbible will be out to stake his claims for a start in the Standish Handicap when he runs at Flemington.
1000 turn out for rally at Doomben Leading figures from the Queensland racing industry have rallied at Doomben to protest against recent decisions by the sport's powerbrokers.
Rosehill a MM stepping stone for Zelady A mare being prepared for the Magic Millions carnival and a three-year-old weighted to win headline trainer Joe Pride's Rosehill team.
Peter Gelagotis new trainer of The Cleaner Peter Gelagotis has been confirmed as The Cleaner's trainer after the horse's owners split with Mick Burles.
Orman key to Victory in Bernborough In-form apprentice James Orman will chase his second stakes win of the Brisbane summer when he links with Victory Hotel in the Bernborough Handicap.
Flemington meeting to start in the morning Racing at Flemington on Saturday will start at 10.30am to avoid the hottest part of the day as temperatures climb in Victoria.
Racing officials monitoring Vic weather The hot weather policy will be in place at race meetings in Victoria with temeperatures around the state climbing.
Petch heads to Wyong with a tale to tell Top Melbourne jockey Craig Newitt will make a special interstate trip to ride Claro El Banco in the Wyong Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Mistake led to cobalt spike: Moody Racing Victoria stewards have told a tribunal not to believe trainer Peter Moody's explanation for how one of his horses returned illegal levels of cobalt.
VRC Oaks winner Kirramosa sold to Japan The John Sargent-trained Kirramosa has run her last race with the VRC Oaks winner heading to Japan.
Kirramosa to head to leading international breeding operation Bloodstock.com.au agents Jonathan Crowley and Nick Melmeth secured and facilitated the sale of 5YO Group 1 winning mare Kirramosa from the stables of John Sargent and will now head overseas to commence her career as a broodmare.
Traveston Girl chases triple crown finale In-form mare Traveston Girl is among 19 nominations for the Listed Bernborough Handicap at Doomben.
Capitalist odds-on for Millions lead-up Breeders' Plate winner Capitalist has a stranglehold on early betting on the Wyong Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
No dust-up over The Cleaner, say owners The owners of The Cleaner have confirmed the horse is likely to do his future racing for trainer Peter Gelagotis.
Bush horse hungry for more metrop success Trainer Rob Potter says the future for Murraguldrie could be as big as the horse's appetite if the country galloper wins again at Canterbury.
Williams keen for outright Highway Hcp win Goulburn trainer Danny Williams will bring Istanbul to Rosehill hoping for an outright win in the Highway Handicap.
Inspector set to go distance at Flemington After being nominated for three Flemington races, up-and-coming galloper Inspector will run over middle ground for trainer Peter White.
Moody pleads not guilty over cobalt use Trainer Peter Moody has pleaded not guilty to cobalt charges, saying a hoof treatment is to blame for the high levels found in Lidari.
Peter Robl given stables at Randwick Former jockey Peter Robl will join the Randwick training ranks with the Australian Turf Club granting him stables at the premier track.
Faraway Town returns to Rosehill Faraway Town has already earned her way to the Magic Millions and will tune up for her $2 million assignment at Rosehill.
Gosford trainers to meet Racing NSW Embattled Gosford trainers will meet with Racing NSW chief executive Peter V'landys over their uncertain future.
The Cleaner to find new home at Mornington The fairy tale of trainer Mick Burles and The Cleaner is over with the horse to be transferred to another stable.
Same path for Straturbo to the Gold Coast Gary Portelli is following the same path with Straturbo that landed him the Magic Millions Sprint at the Gold Coast.
MV winner heads up Lindsay Park MM team Highland Beat is Sydney bound in an attempt to get some extra prize money on his way to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions Classic.
Lord Stakes the likely return for Signoff Trainer Darren Weir is making sure all the boxes are ticked before Signoff makes his return from injury.
Bell River celebrates Extreme Success Extreme Choice became Not A Single Doubt’s 30th stakeswinner in spectacular fashion at Randwick on Saturday in the $500,000 ATC Inglis Nursery 1000m (R) LR.
James Orman's star on the rise Leading Brisbane apprentice James Orman will spend three weeks in Singapore as part of his prize as Queensland's Young Rider of the Year.
Lucia our besta as Japanese star In HK Lucia Valentina has been the best of the Australians at the Hong Kong International meeting with her fifth in the Cup won by A Shin Hikari.
Preferment midfield in Hong Kong Vase Australian representative Preferment has finished midfield in the Hong Kong Vase won by Cox Plate placegetter, Irish horse Highland Reel.
Tony Gollan to keep summer roll going Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has dominated the summer carnival and has his sights on Queensland's richest race.
Lord Stakes the aim for Master Reset Wodonga Cup winner Master Rest is being set for a stakes race at Caulfield after bypassing an easier race at Flemington.
Tarzino and Extreme Choice autumn hopes Trainer Mick Price has leading chances in two of the autumn features with Tarzino doing well ahead of a Derby bid and Extreme Choice a Slipper hope.
10 jockeys warned over Flemington whip use The long straight at Flemingoton has prompted an increase in whip infringements with 10 jockeys warned over breaches.
First Seal back on her feet at Randwick Top mare First Seal has recovered from the issue that forced her to miss the spring carnival and is being prepared for the autumn in Sydney.
Meeting to protest changes in Qld racing There will be a public meeting to protest changes in the Queensland racing industry including prize money cuts.
Able Friend cleared to run in Mile Able Friend has been passed fit to run in the Hong King Mile after earlier showing slight lameness in a foot,
NSW, Qld share lead in jockeys' Origin NSW and Queensland are tied for the lead in the State of Origin jockeys' series at the half-way stage.
Collett day out includes Razor Sharp win Jason Collett has had a successful day at Randwick with the Listed Razor Sharp Stakes among his winners.
McCullum trumps McCaw in racetrack battle Racehorses owned by New Zealand sports stars Brendon McCullum and Richie McCaw have fought out the finish of a race at Te Rapa.
Fontelina caps comeback with milestone win Fontelina has beaten the favourite Saluter as both sprinters went past the $1 million prize money barrier in the Lough Neagh Stakes.
Happy Clapper wins the Group Two Villiers Happy Clapper has lived up to his favouritism to win the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick to the delight of his trainer Pat Webster.
Dylan Dunn lands maiden Flemington win Dylan Dunn has guided the favourite Tashbeeh to victory, giving the apprentice his first winner at Flemington.
James Orman collects first stakes winner James Orman's star continues to rise as the apprentice landed his first stakes winner with Sold For A Song winning the Gold Edition Plate.
Enebish adds colour to world racing scene Ganbat Enbebish, the trainer of Hong Kong Sprint hopeful Mongolian Saturday, wanted to call Australia home before setting up a stable in the United States.
Blake Spriggs wins Listed Cup at Randwick Blake Spriggs has been rewarded for his hard wok with victory on Paul Fudge's stayer Sir John Hawkwood in the Listed Christmas Cup.
Zelady's Night Out wins Calaway Gal Stakes Trainer Tony Gollan is adamant Zelady's Night Out will take out considerable benefit from her win in the Calaway Gal Stakes.
Extreme Choice wins $500,000 Randwick 2YO Extreme Choice has repaid his owners more than twofold with his debut victory in the $500,000 Inglis Nursery at Randwick.
Blinkers spark Longeron into winning form Longeron has led throughout in a strong staying performance to record his third victory at Flemington.
Sundance wins Listed Phelan Ready Stakes Sundance has locked in a Magic Millions 2YO Classic berth with an all-the-way win in in the Phelan Ready Stakes at Doomben
Dead-heat to Highway Handicap at Randwick The Danny Williams-trained Shutter Bug and Pera Pera from Mack Griffith's stable have finished in a dead-heat in the Highway Handicap.
Emotional Flemington win by A Lotta Love Trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon is in two minds over the preparation of A Lotta Love following an emotional win at Flemington.
Shakespearean Lass does her part for team Shakespearean Lass has broken through for her first Flemington win for the successful team of Pat Carey and Rhys McLeod.
Hong Kong challenges for Australian trio It's not going to be easy for the three Australian-trained horses taking on the best in the world in Hong Kong.
Zanbagh's resurgence thrills connections The resurgence of dual Oaks runner-up Zanbagh continues to excite her owner-breeder Sandy Tait ahead of the Villiers Stakes.
Harrison, Temple in Lough Neagh reunion Tegan Harrison will ride Temple Of Boom for the first time in six months when the veteran sprinter lines up in the Lough Neagh Stakes.
Trainers accused of lying to RV stewards Final submissions have been delivered in the hearing into cobalt charges against trainers Danny O'Brien, Mark Kavanagh and vet Tom Brennan
O'Shea Somewhat worried by Villiers weight John O'Shea says the handicapping of the Villiers Stakes has him leaning towards Malice as the stable's best chance for a win.
Dances On Stars sharp ahead of Razor Gerald Ryan will rely on his Randwick stakes contenders with Peace Force ruled out of the Lough Neagh Stakes in Brisbane.
Handicap conditions to suit Star Rolling Star Rolling will be ridden by an apprentice jockey for the first time in his 19-start career when he lines up in a handicap race at Flemington.
Stick With Me to aim up in Plate: Munce Chris Munce will test the black-type credentials of Stick With Me for the first time this campaign in the Gold Edition Plate at Doomben.
Jiayuguan poised to continue winning run Trainer John Thompson can't fault in-form mare Jiayuguan who will chase her third win in succession in the Christmas Cup at Randwick.
Saluter on verge of $1 million milestone The Robert Heathcote-trained Saluter can take his prize money earnings to seven figures with a prominent finish in the Lough Neagh Stakes.
Peace Force out of Brisbane feature Lough Neagh Stakes favourite Peace Force will miss the Doomben feature sprint after hurting herself on the float trip from Sydney to Brisbane.
Prime Dispatch Edition 95 This week's edition of Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Winx heads betting for G1 Doncaster Mile The Chris Waller-trained stablemates Winx and Press Statement have been installed at the top of Doncaster Mile betting.
Wrong horse wins US race at 110-1 Three people have been suspended after a male horse was mistakenly put in in a fillies race in the US by a stablehand and romped home at 110-1.
Old man Monton returns for another summer A stalwart of Sydney's major summer meeting, Monton will make a Villiers Stakes day appearance for the fifth successive year.
Extreme Choice for Schofield in Nursery Glyn Schofield expects debutant Extreme Choice to be competitive in the Inglis Nursery after partnering him to a barrier trial win.
The Cleaner disappoints in Tassie return The Cleaner will have blood tests after finishing down the course at his first start since running in the Cox Plate.
Blandford duo to make mark in Hong Kong Matamata studmaster Graham Bax favours Lucia Valentina slightly ahead of fellow Blandford graduate Criterion in the Hong Kong Cup.
John Messara reappointed to racing board Deputy premier and minister for racing Troy Grant has announced the four appointments to the board of Racing NSW.
Avdulla a Happy Clapper over Villiers ride After having to choose between two horses he rides regularly, Brenton Avdulla has opted to partner Happy Clapper in the Villiers Stakes.
Birchley pair to run despite wide draws Liam Birchley has confirmed Punishing and Pepperano as definite starters at Doomben as the pair prepare for separate Magic Millions carnival targets.
Villiers jockey thankful for a Lucky ride Nathan Thomas isn't a household name among Sydney's jockey ranks, but the 34-year-old is rated a chance to win the Villiers Stakes on Mighty Lucky.
Qld breeders weigh into debate over plan The Thoroughbred Breeders Queensland Association says Racing Queensland has taken the easy option by cutting prize money in Brisbane.
Same race, different method for Duff pair Stablemates Steel Zip and Abu Ben Adam have had opposite workloads in the lead-up to the Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben
Magic Millions hopefuls in Doomben clash Two of Brisbane's leading chances for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic will go head-to-head in the Calaway Gal Stakes at Doomben.
In-form stable has top hopes at Flemington Co-trainer Simon Zahra is expecting an improved showing from Hard Stride who is showing signs he is ready for a return to form at Flemington.
South African wins International challenge South African Gavin Lerena has won the International Jockeys Championship in Hong Kong with Hugh Bowman and James McDonald unplaced.
Disastrous barrier for Criterion in HK Cup Criterion has drawn an outside gate in the Hong Kong Cup, a barrier that trainer David Hayes concedes is a blow to the horse's chances.
Katelyn Mallyon still shy of losing claim Katelyn Mallyon has a book of six rides at Flemington looking to outride her claim after failing to get the winner she needs at Sandown.
Zanbagh in Villiers mix despite barrier John Thompson remains upbeat about the chances of rejuvenated mare Zanbagh in the Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Blake Shinn flies by the seat of his pants The last time Blake Shinn rode Miss Royale he had a major wardrobe malfunction but it was a different story at Warwick Farm.
Plan continues to pay for Ellerton, Zahra Siding Spring and Miss Maggiebeel have provided Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra with more summer success at Sandown.
Game Of Dreams in frame for Millions start Trainer Bryan Guy is ready to launch Ipswich winner Game Of Dreams into better company in an attempt to secure a Magic Millions 2YO Classic start.
Snowdens unveil latest Magic Millions hope Peter Snowden has confirmed Mooshakissa will join stablemate and race favourite Capitalist on a Magic Millions Classic mission.
Return of blinkers shapes as a Good Idea Trainer Peter Snowden has put blinkers back on That's A Good Idea in the hope it sparks the sprinter into top form in the Razor Sharp Handicap.
Bonecrusher colours successful at Sandown Spreadeagled has carried the colours made famous by Cox Plate winner Bonecrusher to success at Sandown.
Thompson helps Zanbagh back on her feet Having overcome her feet problems, Zanbagh will bid to continue her career revival in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Emerging Qld stayer to miss Christmas Cup A tendon injury has put the career of up-and-coming Queensland stayer Chillin With Dylan on hold.
Jack Hill ready for race return at Sale Jack Hill is hoping Robert Smerdon can provide him with a return winner when he makes his comeback to riding.
Familiar names find new home in Dwyer yard Boomwaa and Precious Gem, two new recruits to the Henry Dwyer stable, are set to run at Flemington.
Peace Force heads north for Lough Neagh Gerald Ryan's preference to keep Peace Force at shorter distances will result in a Lough Neagh Stakes start for the Sydney mare.
Gauci declares fitness for Origin series Darren Gauci is expected to ride in the second leg of the State of Origin jockeys' series despite having to pass a concussion test.
Summer beckons brightly for emerging Olafsson Tasmanian bred and purchased Olafsson scored a strong first-up win on Monday and in doing so opened up an exciting Summer for his owners and first light racing.
Bowman and McDonald to take on the world Hugh Bowman and James McDonald are among the world's best riders competing in the Internatioanl Jockeys Challenge at Happy Valley.
Constant Justice favoured for hat-trick The Matt Kaurie-trained Constant Justice has been well backed to land a winning hat-trick at Sandown.
Capitalist confirms high Millions rating Unbeaten two-year-old Capitalist has reminded everyone of his potential with an impressive barrier trial win at Rosehill.
Werribee Cup now in mix for stayer Sonntag Sonntag has been nominated for the Werribee Cup and if he pleases trainer Henry Dwyer during the week he will take his place in the Listed race.
Noblet looks to Demon to end win drought A fitter Sistine Demon heads to Flemington for a 1200m race, attempting to break a three-month losing streak for Andrew Noblet.
Villiers result will provide Tinto rethink Queensland mare Tinto is likely to have the early part of her 2016 campaign reshaped if she wins the Villiers Stakes.
Asia calls for promising Constant Justice Matt Laurie says he's a realist and knows Constant Justice could be bound for Asia if the lightly raced sprinter wins at Sandown.
McEvoy loyalty a positive for bush trainer Kerrin McEvoy's decision to continue his association with country-trained mare Unknown Destiny is a boost for trainer John Ramsey.
Grand Syndicates emulate value in racehorse syndication Pound for pound as they say, and especially dollar for dollar in this case, is there another racehorse syndication company in Australia going better than Grand Syndicates?
Frequent flyer Criterion primed for HK Cup Globetrotting galloper Criterion is thriving on a hectic travel schedule in the countdown to the Hong Kong Cup.
Cobalt hearing adjourned for submissions Counsel for trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh will prepare final submssions in the cobalt case against the pair.
Jockeys voice concerns over helmets Social media campaigns against new helmets are gathering support from jockeys and track riders.
Gerald Ryan looking to the future Trainer Gerald Ryan will concentrate on Sydney and Brisbane racing in the immediate future with a Melbourne satellite stable also in his thoughts.
Preferment pleases in Sha Tin work-out Ex-pat jockey Nash Rawiller has partnered Preferment in a track gallop at Sha Tin ahead of the horse's Hong Kong Vase bid.
Happy Clapper ready for stakes test Trainer Pat Webster believes Happy Clapper has what it takes to be a force in the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
Tashbeeh primed for Flemington win Highly rated four-year-old Tashbeeh is primed to return to the winner's circle in a 1600m race at Flemington.
Christian Reith new rider for Bitburg Christian Reith will replace the injured Jay Ford on unbeaten three-year-old Bitburg when he runs at Randwick.
Slots another big earner for Casino Prince Casino Prince has started December with yet more black-type when his six year-old mare Slots won the LR Just Now Stakes (1350m) at Doomben on Saturday.
Arrowfield pair tops 2YO Sires' list A little more than four months into this season, it's no surprise to see Not A Single Doubt on top of the Australian 2YO Sires' prizemoney list.
Prime Dispatch Edition 94 This week's edition of Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill.
Trainer felt bullied during investigation The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has heard trainer Mark Kavanagh felt stewards were trying to beat a confession out of him.
Astern challenging for Slipper favouritism Golden Slipper favourite Capitalist is being challenged at the head of the market by Godolphin colt Astern, a debut winner at Randwick.
Gosford trainers to fight evicition Gosford trainers facing eviction have started an online campaign to garner support to reverse the decision.
Bachman bound for million dollar race Trainer Gerald Ryan and Bachman's owners have no regrets about gelding him and are looking forward to the Magic Millions Cup.
Melbourne juvenile to trial at Rosehill The Mick Price-trained Extreme Choice will run in a barrier trial at Rosehill in a bid to gain a start in the $500,000 Inglis Nursery at Randwick.
Telepathic has Villiers in her sights Chris Waller believes Telepathic will be well suited by the 1600 metres of the Villiers Stakes, Sydney's highest-rated race of the summer.
Broken bones for fallen Mudgee Cup jockeys Five jockeys involved in a multiple horse fall in the Mudgee Cup are nursing various injuries and broken bones.
Queensland owner slams prize money cuts Leading Queensland racehorse owner Steve Foster says prize money cuts mean he will be forced to race his horses interstate.
Perfect Reflection wins the Kingston Town Perfect Reflection has become the first filly to wiin the Group One Kingston Town Stakes in Perth, the final Australian Group One race of the year.
James McDonald cements premiership lead James McDonald has ridden four winners at Randwick, headlined by Godolphin's leading Golden Slipper contender Astern.
Early Christmas holiday for Steven King Steven King has been hit with a 10-meeting suspension for his ride on Braidley at Sandown.
Heathcote plots revenge on Traveston Girl Traveston Girl has beaten Hopfgarten in the Brisbane Handicap, but trainer Robert Heathcote says it will be a different result in the Bernborough Handicap.
Busy day for Melbourne Cup winner Payne Michelle Payne and her brother Stevie have spent a busy afternoon meeting almost all the10,000 people at Randwick.
Wild Rain wins Listed sprint at Sandown Wild Rain will head to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions after an impressive win in the City Of Greater Dandenong Stakes at Sandown.
Slots returns healthy dividend for owners NSW mare Slots has increased her broodmare value in beating Real Surreal in the Just Now Quality at Doomben
Star Shaft in Highway upset at Randwick Young Muswellbrook trainer Tim McIntosh has celebrated his first city winner at his first attempt with Star Shaft claiming the Highway Handicap at Randwick
Glen Boss right at home in Origin series Queensland leads the State of Origin jockeys' series, thanks to the efforts of three-time Melbourne Cup-winning rider Glen Boss.
Trudi Christie lands her first city winner After a career as an equestrian rider, Trudi Christie is now making a name for herself in thoroughbred racing.
Astern wins on debut, firms for Slipper A debut victory at Randwick has Godolphin excited about Astern's Golden Slipper prospects and bookmakers worried.
Doomben winner earns Sizzling comparison Nikitas is set to fill a stable void in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic after a runaway win at Doomben.
Vostok maintains perfect record at Sandown Three-year-old Vostok has remained undefeated, winning at Sandown for trainer Peter Moody and jockey Daniel Stackhouse.
Jockeys hurt as race fall mars Mudgee Cup One jockey has been airlifted to hospital after a multiple racehorse fall in the Mudgee Cup.
John McNair loses appeal over hefty fine The NSW Racing Appeals Tribunal has dismissed trainer John McNair's appeal against a $10,000 fine for a positive swab.
Swab costs Amralah Adelaide Listed victory Amralah has been stripped of his Listed win in Adelaide for a positive test with legal action pending against the vet who treated the horse.
Spring hero Mongolian Khan back in NZ Caulfield Cup winner Mongolian Khan has recovered from colic and is back in New Zealand where he will be prepared for an Australian autumn campaign.
Tony McEvoy to move stables to Randwick Trainer Tony McEvoy is to open a Randwick stable in addition to securing permanent boxes at Flemington.
Williams bitten by Highway Handicap Bug Trainer Danny Williams will saddle up two runners, Shutter Bug and La Bella Rouge, in his bid to win his first Highway Handicap race.
Griffiths' Sandown duo in holding patterrn A decision will be made on race morning whether Robbie Griffiths will start Grane and Down The Hatch in the City Of Greater Dandenong Stakes at Sandown.
Rain a boost to Lizzie's Just Now chances A fast-run race with the sting out of the ground will help Anna Lizzie's prospects in the Just Now Quality at Doomben.
Joe Cleary set sights on Doomben double NSW gallopers Landlocked and Hudson County will start a mini Queensland campaign for trainer Joe Cleary when they line up at Doomben.
BRC angry about prize money cuts Brisbane Racing Club chairman Neville Bell says prize money reductions in thoroughbred racing amount to pay cuts for the participants.
Breeders launch horse welfare program Thorougbred Breeders Australia has launched a program to prioritise and promote the welfare of horses.
Fiery end to day five of cobalt hearing Trainer Danny O'Brien has fired up on the witness stand on day five of the cobalt hearing before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Moody confirms stable staff are on notice Peter Moody has confirmed he's told staff they are free to look for alternative employment as he awaits a hearing over cobalt charges.
Pfieffer-trained trio on song for Randwick Three horses who have won 17 races between them will fly the flag for trainer David Pfieffer at Randwick.
Racing Qld slashes $18mil in prize money About $18 million will be slashed from Queensland racing prize money as the top industry body restructures its finances.
Waller numbers on the rise in Melbourne Stakes performer She's Clean heads a contingent of Chris Waller horses heading to Sandown to dodge the latest ratings-based handicapping system in Sydney.
Godolphin's Tarquin adds class to Randwick Godolphin will have eight runners at Randwick headed by Group One-placed colt Tarquin who races for the first time as a three-year-old.
Unequivocal after black-type win in Qld Sydney mare Unequivocal will head to Brisbane in search of an important stakes win in the Just Now Quality at Doomben.
Impressive Win for Choisir Colt A full brother to globe-trotting champion sprinter Starspangledbanner, Barood (3c Choisir x Gold Anthem, by Made of Gold) opened his account at Canterbury on Wednesday for the Peter and Paul Snowden stable.
Michelle Payne content with Randwick role Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne says she isn't bothered she won't be riding at Randwick and is happy to spend the day with fans and sponsors.
Weight drop to help Jumbo Prince: Nolan Trainer Michael Nolan is thankful for some leniency from the handicapper as Jumbo Prince prepares to clash with Hopfgarten in the Brisbane Handicap.
Highland Reel out to give O'Brien a first Champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien will be out to claim his first win on Hong Kong International day at Sha Tin with Cox Plate placegetter Highland Reel.
Gosford racehorse trainers vow to stay put Trainers have vowed to start a petition urging Gosford Race Club to reverse its decision to close its training facilities from the end of next year.
Trainer, vet fall out over racehorse bill The working relationship between two central figures in a cobalt inquiry broke down over a vet bill, a Victorian hearing has been told.
Appeals Tribunal reinstates Moses ban Racing NSW stewards have won an appeal which will result in trainer Kevin Moses being banned from racing for 12 months.
Fleur D'Orage bings back memories Fleur D'Orage has broken her maiden at Ipswich coming from last on the heavy track two win at her third start.
Randwick set to welcome Michelle Payne Michelle Payne will be a special guest of the Australian Turf Club at Randwick, a month after she became the first woman jockey to win the Melbourne Cup.
David Hayes Bullish about Stock Trainer David Hayes has South Australian and Queensland Derby plans for Sandown winner Bullish Stock.
Blake Shinn has his Eye in at Canterbury A dashing ride by Blake Shinn has delivered the jockey a double at Canterbury aboard Barood and Eye The World.
Starspangled Canterbury win for Barood A brother to multiple Group One winner Starspangledbanner, Barood has showcased his potential with a strong maiden win at Canterbury.
Freshen-up to suit Reldas at Sandown The long uphill run home should be ideal for Reldas who is dropping back from 1400 to 1000 metres at Sandown chasing a stakes win.
Prince ready to rumble after Melb trip Timeless Prince will provide Gosford trainer Tony Newing with a welcome boost if he can return to the winner's circle at Randwick.
Willams to ride for Heathcote in Origin Craig Williams will ride for trainer Robert Heathcote in the opening two races of the State of Origin series at Doomben.
Johnny Velazquez to ride at Gold Coast American jockey Johnny Velazquez is to visit Australia where he will be available for rides at the Magic Millions race day at the Gold Coast.
Gollan to have four in Brisbane Handicap Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will have four runners in the Brisbane Handicap as he aims to repeat his George Moore Stakes trifecta.
Inglis series looms for classy Murray juvenile A date with the $500,000 2YO Inglis Nursery (1000m) looms for unbeaten Bede Murray-trained colt Rafha’s Choice.
Magic Artist draws inside in Kingston Town Damien Oliver will ride German horse Magic Artist from barrier one in the Kingston Town Stakes at Ascot in Perth.
Second phones used to avoid detection A central figure in the cobalt inquiry says he and trainer Mark Kavanagh each got a second mobile phone, fearing conversations were monitored.
El Sid out to reward owners' faith in sire There will be a strong piece of stable history between the trainer, the sire and a group of owners when El Sid steps out at Randwick.
Baroness Zeena chases big payday for Flo Baroness Zeena has won her way into the $100,000 Summer Provincial Series final at Doomben.
Qld trip on the line for Tried And Tired
He may still look a bit dull in the coat, but trainer Leon Corstens is expecting a forward showing from Tried And Tired on his return at Sandown.
Quinton apprentice set for Sydney debut Trainer Ron Quinton will introduce a new apprentice to Sydney racing when Andrew Adkins has two rides at Canterbury.
Australian trio land safely in Hong Kong Top-class Australian gallopers Preferment, Criterion and Lucia Valentina have landed in Hong Kong ahead of International Day.
Vic cobalt vet prepared to 'cop my whack' Veterinarian Dr Tom Brennan has admitted to an inquiry he abused his position of trust in dealing with trainers Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien.
Heathcote defends Wolfgram over ride Queensland stewards will resume an inquiry into Travis Wolfgram's handling of Tail And All with the horse's trainer Rob Heathcote defending the apprentice.
Bid Of Faith on the road to Highway Bid Of Faith will be out to uphold the recent good record of Highway Handicap winners from the south-eastern part of the state.
Danger Close aiming for repeat stakes win Trainer Jason Warren believes Danger Close is in better form than a year ago as he bids to defend the Listed Doveton Stakes at Sandown.
Gamblestown primed for Randwick sprint Joe Pride believes Gamblestown has a gilt-edged opportunity to post another win at Randwick in a benchmark sprint.
Queensland favoured to win jockeys series Home state Queensland is favoured to win the inaugural state of origin jockeys series to be held over four race meetings in December.
Fourth Stakes Winner this Spring for Casino Prince Casino Prince proved he isn’t out of place among the Hunter Valley’s leading sires when Mighty Lucky landed the LR Festival Stakes (1500m) at Rosehill.
New All American 2yo winner for Darby Racing A week after Golden Slipper prospect Yankee Rose won so well at Rosehill, Darby Racing has unleashed a second eye-catching 2YO by All American.
Trip To Paris out of the money in Japan Trip To Paris has finished unplaced in the Japan Cup for trainer Ed Dunlop and jockey Tommy Berry in his first start since his Melbourne Cup fourth.
Vet pleads guilty at cobalt hearing The RAD Board has heard there was a dismal similarity to a pattern of lies from two trainers and a vet facing cobalt charges.
Alpine Eagle recovering well from injury A cracked pedal bone put an end to Alpine Eagle's spring campaign but the four-year-old is well on the way to recovery.
Snitzel template used on boom youngster Regimental Force has given every sign he has the ability to match his pedigree as the colt prepares to make his race debut at Randwick.
Tall Ship the summer flag bearer for Weir Darren Weir has an emerging young stayer in Master Zephyr but will be relying on proven stayer Tall Ship over the summer months.
Villiers Stakes field take shape Three races at Rosehill have produced key runners for the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick, the highlight of Sydney summer racing.
Tony Gollan chasing more records Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is well on the way to creating more records with a host of runners over the summer.
Fell Swoop could tackle G1 sprint first-up The Oakleigh Plate and The Galaxy are two Group One sprints Canberra trainer Matthew Dale has on the radar for the promising Fell Swoop.
Waller, Lees figure in Hong Kong reunion Chris Waller and Kris Lees have much more in common than just being Australian trainers taking on the world's best in Hong Kong.
Mighty Lucky wins Listed Festival Stakes Veteran trainer Fred Cowell has snared the Festival Stakes with Mighty Lucky, 23 years after Top Comedian won the Listed race.
Didntcostalot leads home Gollan trifecta Didntcostalot has beaten his Tony Gollan-trained stablemates Gundy Spirit and Fontelina to claim the Group Three George Moore Stakes.
Trainer considers stakes race for Grane Breathing issues restrict Grane to short-course events, but trainer Robbie Griffiths is thinking about a quick back-up race for the sprinter.
Secret Saga on Sydney redemption mission Secret Saga has broken through at stakes levels, beating La Dolce Vita in the Listed Mode Plate at Doomben.
Dublin Lass wins Listed Starlight Stakes Trainer Peter Snowden has confirmed a hectic summer schedule for Dublin Lass, winner of the Listed Starlight Stakes at Rosehill.
Bob Scarborough steps down from MVRC chair Bob Scarborough has stepped down as Moonee Valley Race Club chairman, a position he has held since 2007.
Ellerton, Zahra focus on summer success Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra are off and running in their bid to be a force during Victoria's off-season of racing.
Another Highway success for Matthew Dale Canberra trainer Matthew Dale has been frustrated with Royal Jackpot, but the gelding has delivered the goods in a close race at Rosehill.
Buffering to target Hong Kong Group One Trainer Robert Heathcote has decided to aim Buffering at a Group One race in Hong Kong instead of Royal Ascot in England.
Telepathic books berth in Villiers Stakes Short-priced favourite Telepathic has not let punters down at Rosehill and the mare will run in the Group Two Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Preferment pleases in Rosehill work-out Australia's Hong Kong Vase contender Preferment has pleased trainer Chris Waller with a home-track gallop at Rosehill.
Rampage Sydney bound after debut victory Rampage has earned a trip to Sydney for the Inglis Nursery with a hard-fought debut victory at Moonee Valley.
Emtevee in upset win at Doonben Emtevee Queen has earned a possible start in the Magic Millions Classic with her upset win at Doomben.
Criterion sparkles in Moonee Valley gallop Criterion has completed his last piece of serious work before a trip to Hong Kong with an exhibition gallop at Moonee Valley.
Rafha's Choice wins for the second time Rafha's Choice has earned his chance in a $500,000 race for two-year-olds with his second victory from as many starts.
Catch That Cat after Valley repeat Catch That Cat won at the corresponding Moonee Valley meeting a year ago and trainer Gwenda Johnstone is hoping the mare can do so again.
ATC to amalgamate with Rosehill bowls club The Rosehill Bowling Club near Sydney's second biggest racecourse will become part of an Australian Turf Club masterplan for an entertainment hub.
New Group Three winner for Tavistock Tavago, a three-year-old bred, raised and sold by Cambridge Stud, looked a genuine Derby prospect with his storming victory in today's Fasttrackinsurance Wellington Stakes-Gr.3 (1600m) at Otaki.
Sari a surprise packet for Simon Morrish With some luck in running at her first try at 1500m, Sari is expected to give a good account of herself at Moonee Valley.
Howmuchdoyoulove set to shine in Starlight Apprentice Samantha Clenton gets her chance at a black-type win aboard veteran sprinter Howmuchdoyouloveme in the Starlight Stakes.
Last hurrah for Waller stable greybeard I'm Imposing is back to defend his Festival Stakes crown as trainer Chris Waller counts down the runs to the veteran's retirement.
Unanimously on track for M Valley sprint Unanimously didn't have the best luck the last time he raced at Moonee Valley but will be out to make amends when he returns for a 1000m sprint.
Racing a part of family life for McGrath Brian McGrath, who was born into a racing family, will have his first city runner when Magnanimously lines up at Moonee Valley.
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Fitness, draw to make difference for Dolce Trainer Bradley Smith is confident La Dolce Vita can turn the tables on Secret Saga in the Mode Plate at Doomben.
Planning commission rejects mine near stud The Hunter Thoroughbred Breeders' Association has called on the NSW government to take heed of the Planning commission's third rejection of a coal mine.
Le Val after more money to make Millions Trainer Noel Doyle is hoping Le Val can boost his prize money in the George Moore Stakes to make the field for the Magic Millions Cup.
Waterhouse has favourite in Festival Tulloch Lodge will be out to end a six-year absence from the Festival Stakes winner's list with two runners headed by favourite Frespanol.
Criterion gallop adds interest at Valley Criterion will add a touch of star power to an end of spring Moonee Valley meeting when the Hong Kong-Cup bound horse has an exhibition gallop.
Matthews disqualified over cobalt swabs A veterinarian found to have supplied two bottles of 'Vitamin Complex' containing cobalt has been banned by Racing NSW stewards.
Big class drop to suit Lindsay Park duo Churchill Dancer and Flying Light contested Group Two races at their latest starts and they line up in a much easier grade at Moonee Valley.
Preferment up and running for Hong Kong Preferment will have an exhibition gallop at Rosehill as Chris Waller fine tunes the Turnbull Stakes winner's preparation for Hong Kong.
Pepper chasing city win with The Big Rig Almost a year after relocating his training operation to Canberra, Luke Pepper will turn his focus to Sydney where he has The Big Rig running at Rosehill.
Harrison expects bold showing from Tudor Trainer Doug Harrison remains upbeat about Tudor's campaign prospects despite the horse's preparation getting off to a luckless start.
Tinto in town for Villiers bid before Cup Queensland Oaks winner Tinto will add interstate interest to the Festival Stakes, the main lead-up race to the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
Fiftyshadesofgrey to sparkle in Starlight Backmarker Fiftyshadesofgrey is set to race for the third time in as many weeks when she contests the Starlight Stakes at5 Rosehill.
Gollan to start fab five in George Moore Tony Gollan will break new ground at Doomben when he starts five horses in the George Moore Stakes, including Group One winner Temple Of Boom.
Criterion to gallop before opener at MV A gallop at Moonee Valley will top off Criterion's Australian preparation before the Hong Kong Cup at Sha Tin.
Dunn says Madotti deserves change of luck Still smarting over Madotti's luckless fourth in the Magic Millions Classic, Matt Dunn is hoping the filly can turn around her fortunes at Doomben.
Scratched Melb Cup hopeful owners sue vet The owners of scratched Melbourne Cup hopeful Amralah are suing a vet they say caused "catastrophic loss and harm" due to negligence.
Frankel yearlings to be sold at Easter Five yearlings by champion racehorse Frankel have been catalogued for sale at the Sydney Easter Sale.
Childs loses appeal, misses Valley meeting Jordan Childs has had an appeal against a seven-meeting careless riding suspension dismissed, forcing him to relinquish four rides at Moonee Valley.
Top day at Farm for Regan Bayliss Apprentice Regan Bayliss has celebrated a winning double at Warwick Farm after surviving a protest from fellow junior rider James Innes Junior.
Record of Australasians in HK features The record of Australasian-trained horses at Hong Kong's annual International race meeting at Sha Tin.
Damien Oliver hits out at new whip rules Damien Oliver says Not A Happy Camper would not have won at Bendigo if the new whip rules were in force.
Three Aust-trained horses invited to HK Criterion, Preferment and Lucia Valentina are the three Australian-trained horses invited to contest races on International day in Hong Kong.
Waller already looking to next gen stars Chris Waller says horses like well-bred filly Chandana represent the future of his stable after winning at Warwick Farm.
Cannonball final next for Hide The Moon Hide The Moon didn't have a smooth passage to Ipswich but there were no traffic delays in his all-the-way win at the midweek meeting.
First declarations for 2016 Blue Diamond More than 600 juveniles remain in the mix for the Blue Diamond Stakes, Victoria's richest race for two-year-olds.
Tassie sprinter gets another Valley chance Tasmanian sprinter Valiant Warrior won at Moonee Valley during a Melbourne winter preparation and returns to the track for another 1200m race.
Thompson hoping for an Edge at Rosehill Bush trainer Brett Thompson hopes to continue his success with Slate On Edge in one of the feature races at Rosehill.
Capitalist starts run towards Millions Breeders' Plate winner Capitalist is close to a public return while stablemate Quick Feet has made a winning debut at Warwick Farm.
McEvoy's young duo earn interstate trip Last-start Adelaide winner Niccoco has earned a trip to Melbourne, along with his Tony McEvoy-trained stablemate Otherwise Okay.
Schweida hoping trial not a tribulation Kelly Schweida is hoping Miss Cover Girl hasn't learned any bad habits after the mare showed a sustained display of speed in a recent barrier trial.
Trip To Paris settles in well in Japan Trip To Paris, who will be ridden by Sydney jockey Tommy Berry in the Japan Cup, has settled in well in Tokyo ahead of the race.
No trials means no start for Stanley pair A pair of Victorian-trained juveniles have had their debuts delayed due to the requirements of a NSW racing rule not in place in their home state.
Danielle Johnson joins NZ team for series Danielle Johnson will join Opie Bosson and Damian Browne in a New Zealand team for the Origin Jockeys' Seris in Queensland.
Victorian 2YO set to make debut in Sydney Brent Stanley has split his two-year-old team in search of prizemoney in the lead-up to the Magic Millions on the Gold Coast.
NSW Government and Racing NSW Announce Record Country Racing Prizemoney Increase The Deputy Premier and Minister for Racing, Hon. Troy Grant MP and Racing NSW Chairman, Mr John Messara called a press conference this morning and announced a $21 million increase in Country and Provincial prizemoney to take effect from July 2016.
Waterhouse assistant wins industry award Gai Waterhouse's assistant trainer Mark Newnham has won a Godolphin-sponsored award acknowledging his commitment to racing.
Brown out to parlay Moonee Valley success Young Cranbourne trainer Matthew Brown is returning to Moonee Valley with Little Bita Spunk who is aiming for a winning hat-trick.
Rule The River confirmed for Warwick Farm Trainer Anthony Cummings will continue promising mare Rule The River's campaign at Warwick Farm instead of Rosehill.
Hopes free to train pending appeal hearing Lee and Shannon Hope have been granted a stay of proceedings to continue training pending an appeal to the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
New Zealand races an option for Sonntag The Wellington Cup and Auckland Cup could be targets for last year's Queensland Derby winner Sonntag.
Huge stakes increases for NSW horse racing Wagering tax parity legislation will provide a windfall for provincial and country thoroughbred racing in NSW.
Danny Beasley to return to Singapore Jockey Danny Beasley will return to Singapore in the new year after he recovers from a borken ankle.
Boomwaa likely to resume at Valley Boomwaa is likely to resume for new trainer Henry Dwyer at Moonee Valley and is on a path towards the Christmas Stakes and Standish Handicap.
The Monstar set to savage Starlight Trainer Brett Cavanough says The Monstar is ready for his first Sydney assignment in the Starlight Stakes at Rosehill.
Gollan enters six in George Moore Stakes Trainer Tony Gollanhas six of the 19 entries for the George Moore Stakes, the first leg of Brisbane's summer sprint triple crown.
Syndication Companies Rack Up the Winners on Saturday On Saturday 21 November, 6 metropolitan races across 3 states were won by publically promoted horses offered by licenced syndicators.
Williams to give Criterion a work-out Melbourne-based jockey Craig Williams is set to compete both interstate and internationally over the next month.
Finalists for Godolphin awards The inaugural Godolphin Stud Staff and Stable awards will culminate in the top award to be announced from the finalists in Sydney.
Villiers Stakes option for Rhythm To Spare The Group Two Villiers Stakes in Sydney is the likely next step for Kilmore Cup winner Rhythm To Spare.
Buffering Brilliant for his sire Mossman The Mossman gelding was never headed against a top-class field of short-course horses to win a second Winterbottom in Perth. It was his 6th Group 1 and he clocked 1.08.17s to break the race-record held by Testa Rossa's Ortensia.
New Aussie Stakes-Winner for Holy Roman Emperor Talented mare Sheidel (4m Holy Roman Emperor x Laventour, by Metal Storm) has a tremendous winning strike rate, but had never won a Black Type race until successful in the Listed WATC Jungle Mist Classic at Ascot on Saturday.
All American 2YO wins again at Rosehill Darby Racing's sharp eye for an athletic yearling put a large group of owners into the winner's circle at Rosehill for the second time in three weeks, when Yankee Rose scored again in Saturday's $150,000 Golden Gift over 1100 metres.
Group 1 winner caps Not A Single Doubt's day Multiple winners in a day isn't that unusual for Not A Single Doubt, but it's always special to cap five wins in four states with two new stakeswinners, one of them at Group 1 level.
Sponsor needed for Cheltenham Gold Cup The prestigious Cheltenham Gold Cup needs a new sponsor with Betfred not part of the authorised betting partner's initiative.
Bowman and Berry successful in Japan Sydney jockeys Hugh Bowman and Tommy Berry are making their mark in Japan with both riding winners early in their short-term contracts.
Just A Blur could head to Villiers Stakes Just A Blur may have earned a start in the Villiers Stakes with her win in the Goulburn Cup.
Gold Coast on radar for Murt The Flirt Murt The Flirt has come through his first-up win at Ballarat well and trainer Brendan McCarthy is looking to plot a path towards the Magic Millions Cup.
Chris Waller's season G1 count at 10 Chris Waller has already won 10 Group One races this season including one of the biggest, the Cox Plate with Winx.
Zanbagh to run in Festival Stakes Group One performer Zanbagh will run in the Festival Stakes as she attempts to build on her first-up win for new trainer John Thompson.
Mourinho shaping up for autumn campaign Underwood Stakes winner Mourinho will shortly return to work with another Group One race as his first-up aim.
Bowman rides a winner in Japan Premier Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has begun his stay in Japan in style with a winner on his first day.
Chris Munce working towards goal Chris Munce is well on the way to making the successful transition from jockey to trainer but has set himself some lofty goals.
Buffering and Good Project win in Perth Star Queensland sprinter Buffering has won the Winterbottom Stakes in Perth while Chris Waller has recorded another G1 win with Good Project.
Zahra and Childs in Ballarat suspensions Mark Zahra and Jordan Childs have both been suspended for careless riding during the Ballarat Cup meeting.
Jason Collett has big day out at Rosehill Jason Collett has ridden a double at Rosehill on a day celebrating the career of fellow New Zealand jockey Jim Cassidy.
Junoob gives Rawiller fourth Ballarat Cup The Chris Waller-trained Junoob has provided jockey Brad Rawiller with his fourth Ballarat Cup win in six years.
Gamblestown wins for Clipperton, Pride Gamblestown's latest win at Rosehill has presented a problem for his trainer Joe Pride who is reluctant to send him to the spelling paddock.
Traveston Girl wins Recognition Stakes Traveston Girl is set for a busy summer carnival campaign after winning the Listed Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Symons rides winner on return to saddle After five months out injured, jockey Chris Symons has returned to race riding to land Murt The Flirt a winner at Ballarat.
Little Brown Horse produces storming run Little Brown Horse has come from last to spring a surprise in the Listed Arcade Classic at Doomben.
Cassidy's career highlights and lowlights Jimmy 'The Pumper' Cassidy's big wins, career highlights, the controversies and some famous quotes.
Sydney racegoers farewell Jimmy Cassidy Recently retired jockey Jimmy Cassidy has been celebrated at Rosehill where he has signed autographs and caps.
Claro El Banco books trip to Gold Coast Two-year-old Claro El Banco has scored a front-running win in the Clockwise Classic at Ballarat to earn a trip to the Gold Coast.
Bitburg passes biggest test at Rosehill Canberra-trained three-year-old Bitburg has kept his unbeaten record intact with his fourth win and first in town at Rosehill.
Metier wins Eureka Stockade at Ballarat Three-year-old Metier has risen to the challenge set him by trainer Tony McEvoy, winning the Eureka Stockade at Ballarat.
The Last Kiss stakes Magic Millions claim The Steve O'Dea-trained The Last Kiss is the latest Brisbane two-year-old winner to burst into contention for the Magic Millions Classic.
Special win for apprentice Patrick Moloney Patrick Moloney says his grandfather, the Hall of Fame trainer Jim Moloney who died aged 90, was a "genuine, champion bloke".
Yankee Rose has a foothold in the Slipper Yankee Rose is set to give trainer David Vandyke his first runner in the Golden Slipper after adding another victory to her debut win at Rosehill.
Lucia Valentina invited to Hong Kong Cup The Kris Lees-trained Lucia Valentina will join fellow Australian Criterion in the Hong Kong Cup at the International meeting.
Record of Red Cadeaux Record of three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux
Red Cadeaux succumbs to injury Three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux has been put down after suffering complications from an injury in this year's race.
Another Cup success for Dato Tan Chin Nam The Dato Tan Chin Nam-owned, James Cummings-trained Colour Of Money has won the Bong Bong Cup.
Bigger, stronger Manapine ready to resume Trainer Nigel Blackiston says Manapine has come back in great order and is looking forward to the gelding kicking off his campaign over a mile at Ballarat.
Hall of Fame trainer Jim Moloney dies Hall of Fame trainer Jim Moloney is being remembered fondly after his death at the age of 90.
God's In Him, Messene lead Hawkes charge God's In Him can stake his Villiers Stakes claims at Rosehill while barn mate Messene chases a Group One prize on the other side of the country.
Ballarat test for debutant Hellmuth Trainer John McArdle is happy to give two-year-old Hellmuth his shot at a lucrative race on debut in the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Unequivocal out to make up for lost time Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith would rather forget Unequivocal's most recent start as she heads to Rosehill.
Ballarat Cup the best of three for Zayam Races in Sydney, Brisbane or Ballarat was the choice trainer Matthew Smith had for Zayam before opting for the Ballarat Cup.
Doughty mare chases overdue stakes victory The Kelly Doughty-trained Little Brown Horse will be out to make the most of an extended racing career when she resumes in the Arcade Classic.
2YO trial winner to carry Guy metro hopes Game Of Dreams has shown enough in a Gold Coast barrier trial win to suggest he can be Bryan Guy's first city winner from a new training complex.
Flashy Sports Edition debuts for Joe Pride Sports Edition, a horse with striking white markings, will have its first start for trainer Joe Pride at Rosehill.
Traveston Girl to kick-start Gollan summer Tony Gollan will have two Recognition Stakes runners as his stable tries to make an early statement in the Queensland summer carnival.
Payne and Weir chasing another Cup win Trainer Darren Weir and jockey Michelle Payne are looking to add their local Cup at Ballarat to their recent success in the Melbourne Cup.
Danny Beasley out with broken ankle Jockey Danny Beasley has been sidelined with a broken ankle just a couple of weeks after returning from a rib injury.
Trainers have win in prize money freeze Trainers Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh have been successful in their appeal against a spring carnival prize money freeze imposed by Racing Victoria.
Waterhouse chasing more Ballarat success Two-year-old Preferito will attempt to give trainer Gai Waterhouse back-to-back wins in the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic on Ballarat Cup day.
Arnold reunites with Watermans Bay in G1 Jockey Steven Arnold went close to winning the Winterbottom Stakes on Watermans Bay a year ago and hopes they can go one better this time around.
Three-state entry Zayam Ballarat Cup bound Zayam will take his place in the Ballarat Cup despite also being an acceptor for races in Sydney and Brisbane.
ATC loosen purse strings for autumn races The Australian Turf Club has announced significant prize money increases for feature races during the Sydney autumn carnival.
Test skipper Smith counts on NZ connection Trans Tasman rivalry will be forgotten when a horse owned by Test skipper Steve Smith, but with ex-kiwis as trainer and jockey, races at Rosehill.
Tanby follows same path to staying riches Trainer Mick Cerchi is sticking to a familiar summer program with stayer Tanby who lines up in the Ballarat Cup.
Memorial service for Tim Bell at Doomben Brisbane's top jockeys and trainers have shared their memories of Tim Bell at a memorial service for the 22-year-old at Doomben.
Hong Kong trip off for injured Chautauqua A Hong Kong trip has been ruled out for Chautauqua after the sprinter suffered a minor leg injury at trackwork.
Waller non-runner in Cassidy tribute race Chris Waller will sponsor a race at Rosehill in honour of recently retired jockey Jim Cassidy but he won't be winning it.
Vet latest scalp in Midsummer Sun drama Veterinarian Dr Adam Matthews has been found guilty of six charges relating to cobalt in the latest development to the Midsummer Sun case.
Illustrious Lad ready to take next step Peter Gelagotis has his eyes on bigger prizes for Illustrious Lad who makes a return to racing at Ballarat.
NSW racing to benefit from tax legislation The NSW racing industry will achieve tax parity with Victoria in five years after legislation was passed to reduce the government's wagering tax rate.
Ex-NZ trainer chasing landmark Aust win Blue Lion will be out to give former New Zealand trainer Paul Duncan his first Australian stakes winner at Doomben.
Ljung in spotlight with important mounts Fresh from riding a midweek winner, apprentice Emma Ljung is tipped for more success at Doomben with Col 'n' Lil and Tukiyo.
Ungrateful Ellen favourite in Ballarat Cup Queensland Oaks placegetter Ungrateful Ellen is favourite to land her first win of the spring in the $300,000 Ballarat Cup.
Sam Clipperton suspended at Canterbury Sam Clipperton will ride at the Goulburn Cup program before he begins a seven-meeting suspension for careless riding.
Hopes granted interim stay until hearing Lee and Shannon Hope have been granted an interim stay of proceedings over their cobalt disqualifications.
Win-win for Beadman in protest decision Darren Beadman ensured a lively protest hearing at Canterbury when he responded in kind to some friendly banter from a rival stable.
Gollan aims high with improving Bentles Tony Gollan has ambitious plans for Bentles, a first-up winner at Ipswich and the first leg of an early double for the leading trainer.
Wyong MM on radar for Canterbury winner The Magic Millions race day at Wyong is among the options for Triple Snitz who remains unbeaten after scoring at Canterbury.
Damian Lane with Group One chances in WA Jockey Damian Lane is hoping to make a Group One impact in the state where his career began when he rides at Ascot in Perth.
Bowman, McDonald to take on world in HK Hugh Bowman has been selected to represent Australia in the International Jockeys' Championship in Hong Kong.
Ballarat clockwise debut for 2YO One Blink A start on the Gold Coast for One Blink goes on the line when the colt lines-up in the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Avdulla back in favour with Hawkes stable Brenton Avdulla has atoned for his last-start defeat on Wayed Zain, guiding the horse to a maiden win at Canterbury.
McEvoy to consider options with Sysmo The Ballarat Cup has attracted a capacity field, but trainer Tony McEvoy will weigh up whether to start Sysmo from the outside barrier.
Kerrin McEvoy back in Sydney racing fray Fresh from a spring carnival which included a Group One win and a treble on Zipping Classic day, Kerrin McEvoy returns to Saturday Sydney racing.
Chris Symons returns to saddle at Ballarat Serious injury put Chris Symons on the sidelines but a month of hard work has him ready to return to race riding at the Ballarat Cup meeting.
Golden Falls to return in Arcade Classic The Kelly Schweida-trained Golden Falls will resume at Listed level when she contests the Arcade Classic at Doomben.
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Moore has faith in former Sydney sprinter Hong Kong trainer John Moore is hoping former Sydney sprinter Not Listenin'tome can step up in the International Sprint Trial.
Waller pair head Ballarat Cup weights Ballarat holds the main Victorian meeting on Saturday with the Ballarat Cup and the Magic Millions Two-Year-Old Classic the main highlights.
Ballarat Millions aim for Claro El Banco Jason Petch feels Claro El Banco is capable of measuring up in the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic if he gains a start.
Jason Bridgman set for first Aust starters New Zealand mare Pondarosa Miss has been left in the care of Jason Bridgman for a tilt at the Ballarat Cup.
Wide draw for main G1 Railway contenders Delicacy and Real Love, favoured to fight out the Railway Stakes at Ascot, have drawn wide barriers.
First cobalt decision in Victorian racing Authorities have handed down hefty disqualificiations over elevated cobalt readings in the first case in Victoria.
Cleary keeps one step ahead of handicapper Hudson County is in the best form of his career, thanks to some careful placement from trainer Joe Cleary.
Payne Cup win a real boost for Jess Taylor Apprentice jockey Jess Taylor has noticed that demand for her as risen since Michelle Payne won the Melbourne Cup.
Gordon Lord Byron preparing for Hong Kong Globe-trotting Irish sprinter Gordon Lord Byron, a Group One winner in Australia, is preparing for his fourth trip to Hong Kong.
Buffering tops market in Winterbottom Stks Interstate visitors Buffering and Fast 'N' Rocking head the betting for the Group One Winterbottom Stakes in Perth.
Racing radio administrator Cairns dies Racing radio administrator Steve Cairns has died suddenly aged 53.
Hopes get heavy bans for cobalt offences Victorian thoroughbred racing's first cobalt case has ended with father-and-son trainers Lee and Shannon Hope being banned for three and five years.
Jim Cassidy to be honoured at Rosehill Jim Cassidy's distinguished career will be celebrated at Rosehill following his surprise decision to retire.
Mujadale looking for successive Cup wins Mujadale will be lining up for the fifth start of his campaign as he aims for back-to-back Ballarat Cup victories.
Prize money boost for country Championship Prize money for the Country and Provincial Championships will rise by $100,000 with each final to be worth $400,000.
Ballarat Clockwise race has 17 nominations Hawkes Racing has Bring Me The Bling nominated for the Clockwise Classic at Ballarat ahead of a possible trip to the Gold Coast.
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Volkstok'n'barrell breathing easy again An asthmatic complaint has gone a long way to explaining Volkstok''n'barrell's sub-par performances over the Melbourne spring carnival.
27th Stakes Winner for Not A Single Doubt Not A Single Doubt has added two new winners, including his 27th stakeswinner, to his imposing record as a sire of juveniles.
Chautauqua HK trip still to be confirmed A Hong Kong trip for Australia's highest ranked horse Chautauqua is still to be confirmed by Hawkes Racing.
Sinopia ready for debut after false start Trainer Gerald Ryan says Sinopia has no ill effects from an unusual barrier incident and will be out to make his delayed debut at Rosehill.
Darci Brahma Filly Wins Guineas A long-term prediction came true at Riccarton on Saturday when Risque came from well back in the field to claim the Group I NZB 1000 Guineas.
Damian Lane rides Lindsay Park Perth team Lindsay Park is sending Fast 'N' Rocking, He's Our Rokkii and Extra Zero to Perth for the carnival with Damian Lane to ride.
Former TAB chairman Ross Cribb dies Long-time TAB chairman and racehorse owner-breeder Ross Cribb has died at the age of 83.
Mahuta continues to shine for Roll the Dice Racing and Darren Weir The smart 3yo colt by Flying Spur out of Vahine (Zabeel) continued his impressive winning streak on Saturday 14th November claiming the William Hill Sandown Guineas (Gr 2).
Casino Dancer wins another for her sire he decision to keep Casino Dancer in work for another twelve months continues to pay dividends for Hawkesbury owner-trainer Mike Van Gestel and her sire Casino Prince who has also had Hooked (Tramway Gr.2) and Escado (JRA Cup Gr.3) claim Group victories this Spring.
Trans-Atlantic jumps challenge bonus A 500,000 bonus is on offer as a lure to tempt the winner of the Ladbrokes World Hurdle to tackle the United States's Iroquois Hurdle in Tennessee.
Darren Weir claims another Cup at Donald Trainer Darren Weir has added another Cup to his trophy cabinet with Tonopah winning the Donald Cup.
Tommy Berry rides Tokyo double Sydney jockey Tommy Berry has claimed a winning double at Tokyo racecourse on the second day of his stint in Japan.
Hopfgarten home in Brisbane for Millions Hopfgarten has returned to Brisbane from a fruitless Melbourne campaign but will be kept in work with the Magic Millions Trophy his goal.
Solicit to target G1 Coolmore in autumn Solicit has ended her spring campaign with a dominant Group Three Summoned Stakes win and will be aimed at the Group One Coolmore in the autumn..
Villiers Stakes for rejuvenated Zanbagh Zanbagh will return to stakes racing after scoring a suprise first-up win at Rosehill for new trainer John Thompson.
Hyland Guineas plans with Lizard Island
Lizard Island is enjoying a spring break before embarking on an autumn campaign in Melbourne and Sydney.
Larry Cassidy on road back to riding Jockey Larry Cassidy expects to be back riding in the new year after fearing his career might be over because of knee problems.
Risque wins NZ Thousand Guineas Risque has completed a Group One NZ Guineas double for trainers Stephen Autridge and Jamie Richards with her win at Riccarton.
High-profile jockeys suspended at Sandown Glen Boss, Brad Rawiller and Damian Lane have been suspended on careless-riding charges at Sandown.
Kerrin McEvoy continues top Sandown run Solicit's win in the Summoned Stakes has brought up a winning treble for jockey Kerrin McEvoy at Sandown.
Melbourne Cup form stands up at Sandown Almoonqith has defeated fellow Melbourne Cup runners The Offer and Grand Marshal in the Sandown Cup.
Aust whip rules under scrutiny at Rosehill Jockey Andrew Banks has been fined for using his whip 40 times on a horse at Rosehill on the same day riders have met to try to defer new rules.
Zanbagh wins first race for new trainer Dual Oaks runner-up Zanbagh has produced a powerful finish to win at Rosehill at her first start for new trainer John Thompson.
Mahuta caps big spring with Guineas win The Darren Weir-trained Mahuta has ended his spring campaign with a strong win in the Group Two Sandown Guineas.
Race for the old ages in Keith Noud Hcp Veteran jockeys Jeff Lloyd and Tony Erhart have fought out the finish to the Keith Noud Handicap with Steel Zip getting the verdict in a photo.
Extended stay pays off for Casino Dancer Casino Dancer has rewarded the decision of connections to stay in Melbourne by winning the Eclipse Stakes.
Rosehill double for Warwick Farm partners The Warwick Farm training partnership of Amanda Turner and Mauro Poletti has claimed its first metropolitan double at Rosehill.
Who Shot Thebarman dominant in Zipping win Who Shot Thebarman has raced to a seven-length win in the Zipping Classic, helped by a mid-race move from jockey James McDonald.
Howmuchdoyouloveme back in winning form Howmuchdoyouloveme has won his first race for more than two years and given apprentice Sam Clenton the win she needed to reduce her claim.
Sandown Stakes goes to Charmed Harmony Charmed Harmony has led throughout in the Sandown Stakes after trainer John Sadler wanted to scratch the gelding.
Famous Seamus wins Kevin Heffernan Stakes Proven weight-for-age performer Famous Seamus has won the Kevin Heffernan Stakes ahead of Generalife who has finished second for the second-straight year.
Jockeys want deferment on new whip rules Jockeys around Australia want Racing Australia to hold off introducing new whip rules until proper consultation has been held.
Dashie De Luxe a winner in Rosehill wet Trainer Robert Price has claimed his first Highway Handicap for country horses at Rosehill and is determined to keep coming back.
Indarra on the board with Sandown victory Robert Smerdon has Oaks plans for Indarra after the filly scored her first win at Sandown in taking out the City Of Dandenong Stakes.
McEvoys combine for Listed win at Sandown Kerrin McEvoy has ridden two-year-old Jackson, trained by his uncle Tony McEvoy, to a debut win in a Listed race at Sandown.
Zelady's Night Out enters Millions picture Zelady's Night Out has emerged as a leading chance in the Magic Millions Classic after making a winning debut at Doomben.
Faraway Town wins in action-packed opener Faraway Town has ground her way to victory on a heavy Rosehill track after a drama-packed begining to the first race.
Zafiki faces Guineas test in second start Robert Smerdon has Oaks ambitions in the autumn with Zafiki and is hoping to learn a bit more about the filly in the Sandown Guineas.
Unsafe rail forces Traralgon abandonment An unstable rail has forced the meeting at Traralgon to be abandoned after two races.
Hayes hoping to claim spring premiership The Spring Trainers' Premiership is set to come down to the wire with more than just the $25,000 prize money and $25,000 donation to charity on the line.
Dandino out of Zipping Classic with injury Connections of Dandino are hoping to find a good home and a career at stud for the horse after he suffered a recurrence of a suspensory injury.
Rising Romance out to confirm HK plans An international mission is on the radar for Rising Romance as long as she runs well in the Zipping Classic at Sandown.
Sir John Hawkwood to confirm carnival form Trainer David Vandyke expects Sir John Hawkwood to figure at Rosehill if the form out of the stayer's first-up run is anything to go by.
Big weekend looms for Baker and Forsman New Zealand training partners Murray Baker and Andrew Forsman have strong chances in big races on both sides of the Tasman.
More country Cups in mind for Digitalism John Sadler has Digitalism heading for country Cups while Charmed Harmony will be spelled after running at Sandown.
ATC to reach out to Chinese community The Australian Turf Club is looking to foster relations with Sydney's Chinese community starting with a themed race day.
Media Release: Melbourne Cup winner previously listed on Bloodstock.com.au Melbourne Cup winner Prince of Penzance was listed as a yearling on Bloodstock.com.au.
Meagher and King to team up at Sandown John Meagher is expecting Sandown to suit Brisbane galloper Harada Bay when the gelding lines up in the Sandown Stakes.
Sargent looking to future with Top Score It was a bittersweet Melbourne Cup for John Sargent, but the trainer has much to look forward to, starting with unbeaten three-year-old Top Score.
Missrock to bounce back to form at Sandown Robbie Laing is expecting a more solid tempo to suit Missrock when she lines up in the opening race at Sandown.
Charge Account looking for cash at Doomben Charge Account has found form in Brishane, earning the chance to earn an overdue stakes win in the Keith Noud Quality.
Stock of Tavistock winning on a daily basis Hard off the back of Tarzino's magnificent win in the A$1.5m AAMI Victoria Derby-Gr.1 (2500m), fellow progeny of Tavistock have seemingly been winning on a daily basis.
He's Our Rokkii to head to WA Guineas Three-year-old He's Our Rokkii has been scratched from the Sandown Guineas and will head to Perth for another Guineas worth double the prizemoney.
McCoy says women riders not as strong Retired champion jockey Tony McCoy says female jockeys should receive a weight allowance because they are not as strong as men.
McEvoy going for fifth Sandown Guineas Kerrin McEvoy has won the Sandown Guineas four times and will be looking for a record fifth victory on Flying Light.
Rosehill comeback for promising stayer A horse which hasn't raced for more than 2-1/2 years because of injury will make his long-awaited return to the track at Rosehill.
Date set for Hopes cobalt penalty decision A Victorian racing tribunal will announce on Tuesday the penalty for trainers Lee and Shannon Hope after finding them guilty of cobalt charges.
John Nikolic banned over raceday treatment Racing NSW stewards have disqualified John Nikolic following an inquiry into the raceday treatment of northern NSW winner.
Victoria's first cobalt racing case Father-and-son trainers Lee and Shannon Hope have been found guilty of cobalt charges in the first case in Victorian thoroughbred racing.
Star Rolling ready for racetrack return Craig Widdison says Star Rolling has appreciated a good spell and is in great order ahead of his return to racing in the Sandown Stakes.
Karakatsanis keeps faith in stable star Trainer Con Karakatsanis is not about to give up on Howmuchdoyouloveme, the veteran sprinter who starts another campaign at Rosehill.
50th anniversary of racing at Sandown The Melbourne Racing Club is preparing to host Sandown's biggest day of the year as it celebrates the 50th anniversary of the track's opening.
The Grey Flash fresh for Sandown Guineas Robbie Laing has called on the services of Adelaide jockey Joe Bowditch to ride The Grey Flash in the Sandown Guineas.
Waller stayers on target for Sandown races Who Shot Thebarman and Grand Marshal have come through their Melbourne Cup runs well and will take aim in separate staying features at Sandown.
Racing Victoria to introduce dual licences Racing Victoria has announced changes to its licensing policy for jockeys who will be eligible to also hold a trainers' licence from next season.
Jones hoping Snake Gully Cup is a Blur Paul Jones is confident Just A Blur has the credentials to win the Snake Gully Cup, one of the feature events on the NSW country racing calendar.
Patient owners await Award Season return Three tendon injuries would end the career of most racehorses but connections of Award Season have persevered and their wait is finally over.
Kemp wary as Queen prepares for rematch Trainer Kevin Kemp says he expects Emtevee Queen to be tested by Boom Shucka in a return clash at Doomben.
Snowdens' Good Idea hinges on Bris weather Peter and Paul Snowden are keen to run That's A Good Idea in the first stakes race of the Brisbane summer, but they won't start him on a wet track.
Spring break looming for Miss Wilson Trainer Simon Morrish has a healthy opinion of Miss Wilson who will contest a stakes race at Sandown before heading for a spell.
Best yet to come for Privlaka: Heathcote Robert Heathcote is anticipating a competitive return from three-year-old Privlaka but says the horse will take improvement from his Doomben run.
Help available for jockeys: Francome In the wake of Pat Eddery's death after a long battle with alcoholism, jockeys' spokesman John Francome says help is avaiable for those in need.
Dandino heads market in Zipping Classic Imported stayers Dandino and Almoonqith head the betting for the Zipping Classic and Sandown Cup respectively.
Hopes face disqualification over cobalt
Lee and Shannon Hope are trying to avoid a lengthy ban after being found guilty of cobalt charges in the first case in Victorian thoroughbred racing.
Wagering tax reductions for NSW racing The racing industry in NSW is poised to receive a major boost with the state government set to reduce its tax on wagering.
Rugby fan McDonald wins for Tahs' boss Leading jockey James McDonald has brought up a treble at Warwick Farm, winning on Highly Geared for Canberra trainer Garry Kirkup.
Ghisoni makes winning start for Godolphin Ghisoni has been in the Godolphin system for two years and the stable's patience has been rewarded with a first-up Warwick Farm win.
Callaghan's patient approach bears fruit Just As Loyal, a horse who didn't race until he was five, has scored his fourth win in a row at Ipswich
Lucia Valentina awaits HK invitation Champion jockey Damien Oliver is set to stick with Lucia Valentina if the mare secures an invitation for the Hong Kong Cup.
Zanbagh impresses new stable before debut VRC Oaks and ATC Australian Oaks placegetter Zanbagh will make her debut for new trainer John Thompson at Randwick.
Newitt takes Guineas ride on Gredington Trainer Pat Hyland's quest to find a jockey with a strong riding style has led him to book Craig Newitt for Gredington in the Sandown Guineas.
ATC announces significant operating profit The Australian Turf Club has pledged to continue to invest in Sydney racing after announcing an increase in its operating profit.
Zipping Classic new target for Sertorius A sparkling trackwork gallop has prompted trainer Jamie Edwards to deviate from his original plan to run Sertorius in the Sandown Cup.
Tinto sentimental favourite at Doomben Trainer Rex Lipp will have mixed emotions when Tinto, the horse who gave late jockey Tim Bell his first Group One win, resumes at Doomben.
Secret Agenda Wins Group 3 For Blueblood Thoroughbreds Team Handling her maiden look at a rain-affected track the Mick Price-trained filly Secret Agenda showed her affinity for soft going with a smart win in Thursday’s Gucci Stakes 2015 on Crown Oaks Day at Flemington.
Golden Horn named Europe's best Golden Horn has been named Europe's Horse of the Year for his feats which include victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Precedence preparing for final race Michelle Payne will ride Precedence in his final race before long-time Cummings stable foreman Reg Fleming takes over his preparation for the show ring.
Duo of Black-type Winners for Myboycharlie Vinery resident Myboycharlie has sired a black-type encore in France following his Group 1 triumph with Jameka in the VRC Oaks last Thursday.
Hayes and Dabernig lead spring premiership The Zipping Classic meeting will decide the Spring Trainers' Premiership winner with the David Hayes and Tom Dabernig stable just leading Darren Weir.
Champion jockey Pat Eddery dies aged 63 Pat Eddery is being remembered as one of the greatest British jockeys of all time following his death at the age of 63.
11-time champion jockey Eddery dies One of the greatest jockeys of all time, 11-time flat champion jockey Pat Eddery, has died at the age of 63.
Kerrin McEvoy to ride Kirramosa at Sandown Kirramosa missed the Matriarch Stakes because of a stone bruise but trainer John Sargent is confident the mare is ready to run well in the Zipping Classic.
Manning in history-making NZ Cup triumph Kerryn Manning has created harness racing history in driving Arden Rooney to victory in the New Zealand Trotting Cup.
Sandown options for Coronation Shallan Coronation Shallan has pulled up well from her midfield finish in the Emirates Stakes and Brett Scott is leaning to running the mare in the Sandown Stakes.
Prince Cheri earns late Rosehill call up Comeback stayer Prince Cheri is a late entry for Rosehill after surprising trainer David Vandyke with his zip in a barrier trial.
Patch Adams on target for Sandown Guineas Patch Adams had to settle for second in the Carbine Club Stakes, but trainer Terry O'Sullivan hopes to colt can go one better in the Sandown Guineas.
Memorial service to pay tribute to Bell The Brisbane Race Club will hold a memorial service for Tim Bell, the former Queensland-based jockey who died after falling from a Singapore building.
McDonald booking a boost for Highly Geared Garry Kirkup admits he got a pleasant surprise when James McDonald chased the ride on his Warwick Farm runner Highly Geared.
Four Melbourne Cup runners back to Sandown The Offer is highest weighted runner of the four horses nominated in the Sandown Cup that contested the Melbourne Cup.
Grand Proposal takes to the Highway Queanbeyan trainer Neville Layt will bring Grand Proposal back to the city to try to win a second Highway Handicap, restricted to country horses.
Lindsay Park stayer a dual Sandown entry Almoonqith, Grand Marshal, Sertorius and The Offer have been nominated to run in another 3200m race after their Melbourne Cup performances.
Trial to decide Sinopia's debut Trainer Gerald Ryan will give two-year-old Sinopia a barrier trial in preparation for his Rosehill debut.
Chautauqua HK plans still to be finalised Hawkes Racing will delay a decision on a Hong Kong trip for Chautauqua who was beaten as odds-on favourite in the Darley Classic.
Victorian apprentice wins in Abu Dhabi Ben Thompson has travelled to Abu Dhabi to claim victory in an apprentices world championship race for Arabian horses.
Pat Duff hoping to repeat history with Zip Veteran Steel Zip is a stable favourite with Pat Duff for many reasons and is primed for another crack at the Keith Noud Stakes at Doomben.
Criterion's world travels set to continue A return trip to Hong Kong which may then extend to Japan could be the next port of calls for Criterion.
Red Cadeaux to stay in Australia Trainer Ed Dunlop has confirmed Red Cadeaux will stay in Australia and is likely to be retired to Living Legends in Melbourne.
Trainer Darren Weir wins another Cup Melbourne Cup winning trainer Darren Weir has claimed another trophy with Something To Share taking the Ararat Gold Cup.
Melbourne Cup week triumphs Melbourne Cup week is not just about one race with plenty to celebrate in the other Group One races.
Hayley Turner second in final ride Britain's most successful female jockey Hayley Turner has signed off from English racing with a second at Doncaster.
Cup fairytale may help boost 2016 crowd The Victoria Racing Club expects Michelle Payne's historic Melbourne Cup win will entice more racegoers to attend next year.
The ups and downs of Melbourne Cup week In the sport of racing it all comes down to luck and there have been plenty of ups and downs in the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Cup winner Weir makes trip back to bush Trainer Darren Weir will go back to the tiny bush town where he grew up this week to reflect on his Melbourne Cup win.
Newitt and Beasley Singapore bound Craig Newitt will fly to Singapore for the Gold Cup meeting after he rides Sertorius in the Sandown Cup.
Guineas on radar for Don't Doubt Mamma Tony McEvoy is keen to run filly Don't Doubt Mamma against the males in the Sandown Guineas and believes she is capable of running the 1600m.
Gainsborough Lodge to return to Toowoomba Gainsborough Lodge Racing will return to Toowoomba after an abesence of some years when owner, the late Col Richards, moved to NSW.
Six jockeys suspended at Flemington Craig Williams and Damien Oliver are two of six high-profile jockeys suspended on Emirates Stakes day at Flemington.
Clenton, Nevagotavote continue winning way Apprentice Samantha Clenton's impressive record on Nevagotavote has been enhanced with a tenacious win at Canterbury.
Sydney options for Brisbane stayers Sydney's summer staying races are options for Brisbane stayers Perplexity and Chillin With Dylan after Doomben wins.
Cup winning rider still on cloud nine Michelle Payne was back in the winners enclosure at Flemington guiding Palentino home for Melbourne Cup winning trainer Darren Weir.
Lucia Valentina claims Matriarch Stakes Lucia Valentina has appreciated a drop in class back to mares grade to score a long overdue win.
Melbourne spring racing crowd numbers down Crowd numbers have fallen during Melbourne's spring racing carnival, although attendance on Melbourne Cup day was on par with last year.
Brisbane pays tribute to jockey Tim Bell The Brisbane racing community has come together at Doomben to mourn jockey Tim Bell who died in an accident in Singapore.
Shadow Affair wins Highway Handicap Shadow Affair has beaten her country-trained rivals to win the Highway Handicap at Canterbury.
Waller has choices as he eyes Ascot return Trainer Chris Waller has at least three horses in his stable which could make the trip to Royal Ascot after Delectation's Darley Classic win.
Spatsizi auditions for autumn Derby role Spatsizi has been mentioned as a possible Derby horse next year after leading in a Chris Waller-trained trifecta at Canterbury.
Turn Me Loose wins G1 Emirates Stakes New Zealand galloper Turn Me Loose has led all the way to win the Emirates Stakes at Flemington, the final Group One of the Melbourne spring carnival.
Oliver guides Rhythm To Spare to victory Mike Moroney has praised the ride of Damien Oliver on Rhythm To Spare who took up the running and kicked away to win a benchmark race at Flemington.
Delectaction upsets Chautauqua in Darley Delectation has backed up from a deflating defeat on Derby day to claim a Group One win at Flemington.
Cup winning pair combined with Palentino Palentino has graduated from a country maiden win to a Listed race win during Melbourne Cup week.
Weir-trained Dandino wins G3 Queen's Cup Nine-year-old Dandino missed out on a Melbourne Cup berth but has added to a memorable week for trainer Darren Weir with victory in the Queen's Cup.
Williams has Cup dreams with stayer Divan Lightly raced stayer Divan has claimed his most important victory in a 2000m race at Flemington.
Birchley produces another winning juvenile Trainer Liam Birchley's knack with two-year-olds has continued with Boom Shucka a dominant winner at Doomben.
Power Trip wins Maribyrnong Plate on debut Power Trip's owners have been vindicated for their decision to refuse offers to buy him with the two-year-old claiming a debit win at Flemington.
Australian record of Red Cadeaux Red Cadeaux raced six times in Australia for three Melbourne Cup seconds.
Ed Dunlop pays tribute to Red Cadeaux Trainer Ed Dunlop has reflected on the career of Red Cadeaux as the three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up recovers from a career-ending leg injury.
Co-trainers have date for cobalt case A date has been set for the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board to hand down a decision on cobalt charges against Lee and Shannon Hope.
Flemington track to suit Lees stablemates Lucia Valentina and Oriental Lady will represent Newcastle trainer Kris Lees in the Matriarch Stakes at Flemington.
Melb Cup heroes in Ballarat homecoming The Melbourne Cup's newest champions have been given a heroes' reception during a homecoming party on the main street of Ballarat.
NSW appeal body overturns commentator ban The Appeal Panel of Racing NSW has found that a three-month disqualification against racing media figure Brent Zerafa was too severe.
It's a tale of two Group 1 rides for Dunn Dwayne Dunn has a successful Melbourne Cup carnival and is looking to add to his haul on Emirates Stales day.
Half-brothers take on Chautauqua in Darley Part-owner Anthony Rix has last year's winner Terravista and his half-brother in the Darley Classic, up against superstar sprinter Chautauqua.
Lumosty in top shape for G1 Darley Classic Robert Smerdon saddles up Lumosty for the Darley Classic at Flemington confident the mare will acquit herself well.
Danny Beasley set to regain lost momentum A broken rib is the latest setback in Danny Beasley's career, but the 40-year-old knows that hard work will bring the opportunities.
Burn Notice to lift young sire's profile Two-year-old Burn Notice will be out to deliver an important win for his sire Siderius at Doomben.
Munce happy to rely on experience of Lloyd Chris Munce's theory that stayers go better for senior jockeys will be put to the test again with Perplexity.
Hugh Bowman suspended for VRC Oaks ride Hugh Bowman has been suspended for careless riding in the VRC Oaks at Flemington.
Fast facts on retiring jockey Jim Cassidy Some facts on jockey Jim Cassidy who has ridden in his last race.
Pittsburgh Flyer wins at Flemington The Lee and Shannon Hope-trained Pittsburgh Flyer has finished strongly in the heavy conditions to win the Group Three G H Mumm Stakes at Flemington
Ciaron Maher wins second consecutive Oaks Jameka has scored a decisive win in the VRC Oaks to give trainer Ciaron Maher his second consecutive victory in the Classic at Flemington.
Dunn intent on G1 win with Chautauqua Dwayne Dunn reunites with outstanding sprinter Chautauqua in the Darley Classic after missing out on the gelding's Manikato Stakes win through suspension.
Payne hopes 'team girls' can win at Ascot Two days after her historic Melbourne Cup win, Michelle Payne has been courted by Ascot racing officials to ride in the Shergar Cup.
Allen gives no quarter in Flemington win The Quarterback has dispelled his trainer's fears about running on a wet track with a powerful win in the Listed Dilmah Earl Grey Stakes at Flemington.
Secret Agenda gives Mick Price another win Secret Agenda has handled a wet Flemington with aplomb to win the Group Three Gucci Stakes for Derby-winning trainer Mick Price.
Inequality in racing not just about gender Two female trainers with runners at Canterbury are more concerned about getting an equal playing field for country-trained horse than for themselves.
Severe storm delays racing at Flemington Severe weather conditions are threatening the Oaks day program at Flemington with racing delayed.
Bush horse wins greys race at Flemington Slate On Edge, a gelding trained in the country NSW town of Gulgong, has made his mark on Oaks day at Flemington with victory in the Subzero Challenge.
Waller pair on trial for Perth campaign Chris Waller-trained stablemates Amovatio and Moriarty will test their credentials for the Perth summer carnival in the Group One Emirates Stakes.
Payne's Cup win great moment: Cassidy Jockey Jim Cassidy, one of only four jockeys to win more than 100 Group One races, is riding competitively for the last time on Oaks Day,
Weather a real Tease for country sprinter There's not much trainer Stephen Gleeson doesn't know about the opposition in-form sprinter Don't Tease Me will face at Canterbury.
VRC chairman celebrates Cup carnival win Victoria Racing Club chairman Michael Burn has experienced the thrill of winning a race at Flemington for the first time as a part-owner of Yellen.
Wolfgram set for Lucky Brisbane return Fresh from a riding stint in Sydney, Travis Wolfgram returns to Brisbane racing keen to make an impact during the final year of his apprenticeship.
Darley Classic facts and figures What you need to know about the Darley Classic
Emirates Stakes facts and figures What you need to know about the Emirates Stakes
Randwick track rested after busy schedule Rosehill and Canterbury will share Sydney's Saturday racing schedule for a month while maintenance work is carried out at Randwick.
Hot Demand for US Progeny of The Factor Buoyed by the overwhelming popularity of stunning first crop youngsters by exciting young sire The Factor (USA) at North American yearling sales earlier this year, his second crop of weanlings have also been in hot demand in recent days at the 2015 Fasig-Tipton November Sale and Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale.
Jockey Glen Boss rejects Payne article Jockey Glen Boss has lashed out on Twitter saying a report on the first woman to win the Melbourne Cup took his comments out of context.
Doyle sweating on change of luck for Aimee A good barrier draw has the Noel Doyle-trained Aimee poised to end a luckless run of outs at Doomben.
Cup Day Stakes-Winner for Nicconi Concealer is the sixth stakes-winner for our great value sire Nicconi, who had four winners on Cup Day!
Hawkesbury race meeting postponed Rain has washed out the eight-race program scheduled for Hawkesbury with the meeting postponed due to safety concerns over the track.
American Pharoah Settling in at Coolmore America As was the case with his racetrack career,American Pharoah has taken everything in his stride as he transitions into his new life as a stallion at Coolmore America’s Ashford Stud.
Cassidy's riding career comes to an end Jim Cassidy, one of only four jockeys to win more than 100 Group One races, has retired after riding at the VRC Oaks meeting.
Straight-track test for Boban in G1 Darley Multiple Group One winner Boban has been freshened for a shot at the Group One Darley Classic where he'll take on stellar field of sprinters.
Akzar 4th in Kyneton Cup for Payne, Weir The Melbourne Cup-winning trainer and jockey, Darren Weir and Michelle Payne, have had to settle for fourth place in the Kyneton Cup with Akzar.
Hong Kong option for Godolphin stars Races at the Hong Kong International meeting are an option for Godolphin stablemates Contributer and Bow Creek.
Weir way with horses like Cummings: Payne Darren Weir has won the past two Melbourne premierships and if Prince Of Penzance's part-owner is correct the trainer will win more Melbourne Cups.
Muzyka plays the right tune for Oaks Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to Muzyka to hit the right note when she runs in the VRC Oaks, a race he set her for when she was a yearling.
Cassidy set for last hurrah in VRC Oaks Jim Cassidy is looking for a Group One finale on Dawnie Perfect as he chases a sixth VRC Oaks while James McDonald is looking for his first.
Wet track could thwart leading Oaks hope Lindsay Park contender Sacred Eye has had an ideal VRC Oaks campaign but her trainer is hoping the rain stays away from Flemington.
It's not Downs that makes Stevie special Down Syndrome NSW says it was wonderful to see Melbounre Cup-winning strapper Stevie Payne hailed for his abilities at work.
Trackwork points to Arod lift in Emirates Craig Williams is expecting an improved showing from European galloper Arod in the $1 million Emirates Stakes.
Neville Layt gambles on No When To Hold Em Neville Layt is happy to lay his cards on the table when it comes to talking about his Canterbury runner No When To Hold Em.
Senior ATC official banned for two years Former ATC executive Matt Rudolph has been disqualified for two years after he was found to have acted improperly in the Sam Kavanagh cobalt case.
Unbeaten Tarzan set for metropolitan debut Tarazan will be chasing his third win from as many starts when he steps out in city company for the first time at Doomben.
Bell saw Singapore as a ticket to the top Australian jockey Tim Bell accepted a short-term contract to ride in Singapore believing the international experience would help propel his career.
Irish trainer already looking at 2016 Cup Irish galloper Max Dynamite is feeling the effects of finishing second in the Melbourne Cup but his trainer hopes to bring him back again.
Prince of Penzance shocks the experts Prince of Penzance was just the fourth ever horse, and first since 1940, to win the Melbourne Cup as a 100-1 outsider, and few experts gave him any hope.
Cup winner's dad didn't see victory coming Michelle Payne's father, Paddy, says he didn't think she would be the first woman to claim the coveted Melbourne Cup.
Cup jockey Payne credits family for help Racing runs in the Payne family and Melbourne Cup winning jockey Michelle Payne credits them with helping her along the way.
Racing mourns death of top jockey Tim Bell Australian jockey Tim Bell has been described as a gifted rider as the racing industry comes to terms with his shock death in Singapore.
Call to fix PPL anomaly for female jockeys Unions say Michelle Payne's win in the Melbourne Cup must spark change to unfair rules that stop them from getting paid parental leave.
Red Cadeaux doing well after surgery Red Cadeaux has survived surgery and is standing and eating after being injured during Tuesday's Melbourne Cup.
Melbourne Cup win fate for Payne
The Melbourne Cup winners are still pinching themselves after a fairytale win with Prince of Penzance.
Cobalt-accused trainers' future uncertain Two Victorian trainers will find out next week if they are guilty of doping charges linked to the elevated cobalt readings in three of their horses.
Scarlet Billows caps big day for Cup owner Scarlet Billows has added to a memorable day for John Richards who is a part-owner of the mare and also Melbourne Cup winner Prince Of Penzance.
Cup winner Darren Weir a bushie at heart Darren Weir is an unlikely candidate to mix with racing royalty, but his prince of a horse has won the Melbourne Cup.
Facts on Cup-winning hoop Michelle Payne A quick look at Michelle Payne, the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup.
Frankie Dettori outed for Melb Cup ride Flamboyant jockey Frankie Dettori has been outed for a month and fined $20,000 for his ride on Melbourne Cup runner-up Max Dynamite.
What was said about the Melbourne Cup Memorable quotes from the Melbourne Cup.
English trainers with differing Cup tales Quest For More has paid for his Melbourne Cup expenses with a top 10 finish while Snow Sky has finished at the back of the field.
Lindsay Park proud of Criterion in Cup The globetrotting Criterion has capped a remarkable year with a third behind Prince Of Penzance and Max Dynamite in the Melbourne Cup.
McEvoy thrilled for sister-in-law Payne Michelle Payne has joined her brother-in-law Kerrin McEvoy on the honour roll of Melbourne Cup winning jockeys.
Cup winner's owners are true believers For the owners of Prince Of Penzance, winning the Melbourne Cup is a fairytale result after sticking with the horse through his many setbacks.
Waikato stud toasts Cup winner in NZ New Zealand's Rich Hill Stud were toasting a dream result after giant-killing graduate Prince of Penzance won the Melbourne Cup.
Punters lick wounds after shock Cup result A baffled Randwick crowd is coming to terms with financial losses as bookies clean up on surprise Melbourne Cup winner Prince of Penzance.
Brisbane punters soak up the Cup day sun A crowd of almost 15,000 has turned out at Doomben to celebrate Melbourne Cup day under fine skies.
Ricci vows to return for another Cup bid Owner Rich Ricci's Melbourne Cup experience with Max Dynamite has whetted his appetite to return to Australia to try to win the iconic race.
Michelle Payne a rider first and foremost Michelle Payne has become the first woman to ride a Melbourne Cup winner against the odds, both on and off the track.
Big Orange camp planning on Cup return Big Orange has finished fifth in the Melbourne Cup and English trainer Michael Bell would love to return for another shot at the race next year.
Irish team beaming with Cup second placing Irish galloper Max Dynamite has finished second in the Melbourne Cup in a run that had his connections all smiles after the race.
Red Cadeaux retired as awaits surgery Three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux has been retired after injuring himself in Tuesday's race.
History-making women in the Melb Cup Women who made histroy at the Melbourne Cup.
How the 2015 Melbourne Cup field finished Finishing order for the 2015 Melbourne Cup.
Female jockeys in the Melbourne Cup The record of female jockeys in the Melbourne Cup.
Outsiders to have won the Melbourne Cup A list of rank outsiders to have won the Melbourne Cup.
Melbournce Cup winners since the year 2000 A list of winners of the Melbourne Cup since the year 2000, with the the winning jockeys.
Prince Of Penzance and Payne win the Cup Prince Of Penzance, a horse from country Victoria, has beaten off the might of Japan, the sheikhs and English racing royalty to win the Melbourne Cup.
Most punters won't be eating like a Prince Australia's eastern seaboard punters have wagered $95 million on the Melbourne Cup but a rough result has left many with empty pockets.
Don't Doubt Mamma brings up McEvoy double The Sandown Guineas is on the radar for Don't Doubt Mamma who has formed part of a stakes race double for trainer Tony McEvoy on Melbourne Cup day.
Invincible Heart wins Flemington sprint The Mick Price-trained Invincible Heart has caused a minor upset in a sprint at Flemington with the favourite disadvantaged by his wide barrier.
Forster sets Derby goal for Cylinder Beach Cylinder Beach has stamped his class on the Melbourne Cup day meeting at Doomben and will be aimed at the ATC Australian Derby in the autumn.
Sydney racegoers out in force for Cup day Rain and cold is no discouragement to Sydneysiders committed to celebrating the Melbourne Cup.
Turnbull hails Payne for Cup-winning ride Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has hailed the first female jockey to ride the Melbourne Cup winner.
Cups King Bart honoured at Melbourne Cup This year's Melbourne Cup is the first since 'Cups King' Bart Cummings died and features a special tribute to the legendary trainer.
A Cummings horse wins on Melbourne Cup day James Cummings says someone was smiling on him from above after winning a race on a Melbourne Cup day, paying tribute to his legendary grandfather.
Schofield, O'Brien combine for Cup day win Chad Schofield has guided De Little Engine to a strong win in the race named in honour of Bart Cummings on Melbourne Cup day.
Zarzali wins for James Cummings on Cup day James Cummings has trained his first winner in his own right on Melbourne Cup day since the recent death of his famous grandfather Bart.
Concealer makes up for McEvoy's lean run Debutante Concealer has won the opening race on Melbourne Cup day, upsetting fancied pair Prompt Response and Missrock.
Full field for Melbourne Cup Japanese horse Fame Game remains favourite for the Melbourne Cup with a full field of 24 to take part in the famous race.
Track upgraded after four Cup day races The inside section of the racecourse is again the place to be for runners on Melbourne Cup day despite firmer track conditions.
Prince makes Payne the Melb Cup princess Trainer Darren Weir thought a top 10 finish was a realistic finish for Prince of Penzance but in the Melbourne Cup dreams do come true.
Hot tips for the Melbourne Cup Who is tipping which horse for the Melbourne Cup on Tuesday.
Quotes from Cup players Quotes from connections of Melbourne Cup runners.
Spencer back in Melbourne for Cup ride Jamie Spencer has won a Group One Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington on Side Glance and will try to add a Melbourne Cup on the Michael Bell-trained Big Orange.
Internationals in the Melbourne Cup Internationals history in the Melbourne Cup.
Buick hopes to deliver Godolphin a Cup win William Buick will have his third Melbourne Cup ride when he partners Sky Hunter for trainer Saeed bin Suroor who has tried many times to win the race.
Overseas-trained horses dominate Cup The Melbourne Cup is dominated by overseas-trained horses but leading local trainer Chris Waller is hoping to uphold Australasian pride.
127 horses killed on Aust tracks in a year The number of racehorses that have died on Australian tracks over the past 12 months has hit 127 and activists say thousands more disappear every year.
Who Shot Thebarman peaking for Cup: Shinn Blake Shinn has already won one Melbourne Cup and the jockey believes Who Shot Thebarman is a genuine chance of giving him another.
Statistics on Australian racehorse deaths Animal activists say more than five times the number of horses running in the Melbourne Cup have died on Australian tracks this year.
Another Payne to be a part of Cup action Michelle Payne and her brother Steve each have an important role to play with Prince Of Penzance in the Melbourne Cup.
Prebble after another Cup win for Lloyd Bondi Beach may be the least experienced Melbourne Cup runner but his jockey Brett Prebble says he's got a bit motor.
Gust Of Wind carries Sargent's Cup hopes John Sargent believes Gust Of Wind has had a perfect preparation leading into the Melbourne Cup and is confident the mare will run a strong 3200m.
Charlton returns to Aust after long break The Melbourne Cup and Quest For More have brought English trainer Roger Charlton back to Australia for a second visit, 46 years after his first.
Oliver could equal Melbourne Cup record Damien Oliver will equal the record four Melbourne Cup win by a jockey if the Gai Waterhouse-trained The Offer is first across the line on Tuesday.
Hayes thinks he has two genuine Cup hopes Weight-for-age star Criterion and Geelong Cup winner Almoonqith provide trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig with two chances in the Melbourne Cup.
Snow Sky has Sir Michael back for Cup shot Sir Michael Stoute saddles topweight Snow Sky in the Melbourne Cup, his first shot at the famous race for a decade.
Cups King honoured at Melbourne Cup This year's Melbourne Cup is the first since 'Cups King' Bart Cummings died and will feature a special tribute to the legendary trainer.
Peterson hunts more Cup success New Zealand businessman Gerard Peterson is hoping third favourite Preferment will bring him more Melbourne Cup success at Flemington.
Cup day extravaganza at Randwick The 15 Melbourne Cup meetings in NSW range from a 10-race card at Sydney's premier track to the showgrounds in the outback town of Wentworth.
Lane excited for first Melbourne Cup ride Jockey Damian Lane is preparing for his first Melbourne Cup ride while his childhood idol will be chasing a record-equalling fourth win in the race.
Field of 12 to clash in VRC Oaks The first major staying test for the three-year-old fillies has brought together a field of 12 for the VRC Oaks.
Big day out for Queenslander Neil Owen Queenslander Neil Owen is looking forward to a big day at Flemington with Lordag to run in a support race on the Melbourne Cup program.
Sell-out Cup crowd expected at Doomben Brisbane racegoers will celebrate Melbourne Cup day at Doomben with a sell-out crowd of 15,000 expected.
Trip To Paris continues to firm for Cup Trip To Paris has been well supported in Melbourne Cup betting resulting in the favourite Fame Game drifting.
Foreign raiders complete Cup preparations The international competitors housed at Werribee have had an easy morning ahead of the Melbourne Cup.
Mullins tips Max to lead Europeans in Cup Top Irish jumps trainer Willie Mullins is hoping it is a case of third time lucky with his runner Max Dynamite in the Melbourne Cup.
Fame Game horse to beat in Melbourne Cup Fame Game is the short-priced favourite to win one of the toughest Melbourne Cups in year, although it could be anyone's race.
Ryan Moore in Group One form ahead of Cup Jockey Ryan Moore will be after his third Group One win in three different countries in four days when he rides Snow Sky in the Melbourne Cup.
Cummings' love for Melbourne Cup honoured Late legendary trainer Bart Cummings has again been honoured, this time in the annual Melbourne Cup parade.
Fame Game short for Melbourne Cup Japanese horse Fame Game is the overwhelming favourite for the Melbourne Cup but history is against him.
Strong hand for a second Melbourne Cup win Japan will be represented by favourite Fame Game and Hokko Brave as they chase a second Melbourne Cup success.
Bell hoping for rags-to-riches Cup story Big Orange is the first horse English trainer Michael Bell has had in an Australian race and he's hoping for a great Melbourne Cup tale.
Williams with three Melbourne Cup chances The United States along with Irish gallopers Kingfisher and Bondi Beach are in contention to add to Lloyd Williams Melbourne Cup haul.
Melbourne Cup coveted globally and at home The Australian head of global thoroughbred breeding operation Coolmore says the Melbourne Cup is on every racing player's bucket list.
Cup facts and figures Some historical facts and figures on the Cup.
Jockey Rikki Jamieson injured in fall Queensland jockey Rikki Jamieson will be sidelined or some weeks after a fall on her first day as a senior rider.
Almoonqith to run great race in Cup: Dunn Dwayne Dunn is confident Almoonqith has improved from his Geelong Cup win and believes the import will run a great race in the Melbourne Cup.
Williams team forced to not run Amralah A positive test forced the hand of Lloyd and Nick Williams to take Amralah out of the Melbourne Cup.
Notable Melbourne Cup winners Some of the notable Melbourne Cup winners.
Red Cadeaux back for 5th try at Cup English trainer Ed Dunlop is back for a fifth ttempt at the Melbourne Cup.
Cup field best Dunlop has competed against English trainer Ed Dunlop and Red Cadeaux are making their fifth attempt to win the Melbourne Cup, joined by first-timer Trip To Paris.
American Pharoah goes out a winner American Pharoah has ended his racing career with a scintillating victory in the Breeders' Cup Classic in track record time at Keeneland.
Found denies Golden Horn in Breeders' Coolmore filly Found has spoilt the racetrack farewell of Arc winner Golden Horn in the Breeders' Cup Turf in Kentucky.
Berry confident with Trip To Paris in Cup Tommy Berry's confidence is growing with Trip To Paris ahead of the Melbourne Cup and he doesn't believe Fame Game should be as short a favourite as he is.
Breeders' Cup sprint win for Mongolia A horse owned in Mongolia has claimed a first for his country with victory in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint in Kentucky.
Fame Game firms further for Melbourne Cup Japanese horse Fame Game is the punters' choice for the Melbourne Cup, firming further after drawing barrier 12.
Middle barrier for Melb Cup fav Fame Game Japanese stayer Fame Game will start from barrier 12 in the Melbourne Cup, cementing his favouritism for Australia's greatest race.
Final field for the 2015 Melbourne Cup The Victoria Racing Club has confirmed the field of 24 horses to contest the $6 million Melbourne Cup.
Choice win for Phillip Stokes on Derby day Trainer Phillip Stokes is making a habit of winning feature races during the Melbourne Cup carnival with sprinter Eclair Choice his latest.
Politeness defies pattern to win G1 Myer Politeness has landed her first Group One win, defeating Fenway and Azkadellia in the Myer Stakes.
Berry, Lane banned for Flemington rides Tommy Berry and Damian Lane have been suspended for careless riding in the Mackinnon Stakes but are free to ride in the Melbourne Cup.
Tarzino delivers elusive big win for owner Tarzino's Victoria Derby win was a dream come true for trainer Mick Price and his fellow owners.
Politeness defies bias to win Myer Classic Robert Smerdon has celebrated his first Derby day victory after Politeness maintained her unbeaten run this spring in the Group One Myer Classic.
Francesca Cumani enjoys Group One victory Horse racing personality Francesca Cumani is celebrating her first success as a part-owner of a racehorse with a small stake in the Mackinnon winner.
What the Victoria Derby jockeys said Comments from the Victoria Derby jockeys after the $1.5 million race at Flemington.
Tarzino gives Mick Price an overdue Derby Tarzino has lived up to his Victoria Derby favouritism and jockey Craig Newitt has played his part to give trainer Mick Price a coveted Victoria Derby win.
O'Dea unearths MM contender at Doomben Candika will be set for the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast after she made a winning debut for trainer Steve O'Dea at Doomben.
Excess Knowledge gives Gai 2nd Cup runner The Gai Waterhouse-trained Excess Knowledge joins stablemate The Offer in the Melbourne Cup after winning his way in via the Lexus Stakes.
Inghams mark Coolmore win like their first The Ingham family has a long and successful racing history but billionaire Bob Ingham's children still found great joy in their Coolmore Stud Stakes win.
French-trained Gailo Chop wins Mackinnon French-trained Gailo Chop has bounced back from an unplaced Cox Plate run to win the Group One Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
Opie Bosson suspended for Flemington ride A careless-riding suspension will cost Caulfield Cup-winning rider Opie Bosson the mount on Turn Me Loose in the Group One Emirates
Disposition to back up in Emirates Stakes Disposition is set to back up in the Emirates Stakes in search of a breakthrough Group One win after scoring a strong victory on Derby Day at Flemington.
Inghams and Waller share Group One spoils Japonisme has given the Ingham family and trainer Chris Waller their first Group One success since joining forces.
Ambience now second favourite for VRC Oaks Godolphin trainer John O'Shea will give Ambience time to recover from her Wakeful Stakes win before committing her to an Oaks start.
Hat-trick for Mahuta with Carbine Club win The Darren Weir-trained Mahuta has capped his rise through the grades with a strong win in the Carbine Club Stakes at Flemington.
Hit It A Bomb storms to Breeders' Cup win Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien has won the Breeders' Cup Juvenile for the third time in five years with Hit It A Bomb winning at Keeneland.
Racing NSW to appeal Moses case Racing NSW has announced it will appeal the decision to overturn a disqualification given to trainer Kevin Moses for a cobalt offence.
Melbourne Cup horses pass fitness tests The horses still in contention for a Melbourne Cup start have passed fitness tests ahead of the declaration of the 24-horse field.
Dunn hoping mile no barrier for Politeness Politeness is yet to win over 1600m or at Flemington but jockey Dwayne Dunn is hoping that can change in the Group One Myer Classic.
Everything perfect for Dawnie in Wakeful Trainer Clarry Conners is eyeing a fourth VRC Oaks with Dawnie Perfect to put her credentials on the line in the Wakeful Stakes.
Melbourne Cup roses are a fine art The roses are in bloom at Flemington ahead of the Melbourne Cup in garden manager Terry Freeman's 40th year at the racecourse.
Happy Trails' luck to change in Mackinnon Happy Trails is in top shape as he gets set to defend his title in the $1 million Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington, a track where he gets his best results.
Bowman after fourth Victoria Derby success Jockey Hugh Bowman liked what he saw from Shards' most recent start, but is unsure if the Godolphin colt can stay the Victoria Derby distance.
Exosphere talent prompts Lonhro comparison Boom colt Exosphere is an odds-on favourite to win his second Group One in the Coolmore Stud Stakes while Godolphin also have another hopeful in Mogador.
Vic Derby win would be emotional for Price Prominent Caulfield trainer Mick Price has had several attempts at the Victoria Derby and hopes favourite Tarzino will finish first.
Waller latest to join Exosphere fan club Chris Waller concedes something would have to go wrong with Coolmore Stud Stakes favourite Exosphere for him to train a third succssive winner of the race.
VRC to pay tribute to Cummings on Cup day Bart Cummings' son and grandson will help honour the late legendary trainer at the Melbourne Cup.
Webb happy to have colt in Derby Picture Suspension ruled Mark Zahra out of the Victoria Derby ride on Get The Picture but connections have an able replacement in Damien Oliver.
Elhaame out to boost Godolphin Cup squad Godolphin's hand in the Melbourne Cup will be strengthened if Elhaame can win at Flemington.
International runners passed fit for Cup Sky Hunter and Quest For More have been passed fit to take their places in the Melbourne Cup after injury scares.
Extended winter carnival for Queensland The 2016 Queensland winter racing carnival will start in mid-April and continue through to the Sunshine Coast Cup meeting in July.
Vandyke to employ new tactics on Anyaas Trainer David Vandyke has gone back to the drawing board after a disappointing return from Anyaas who will be ridden more aggressively at Rosehill.
Erhart set to wind back clock at Doomben Tony Erhart will become the oldest jockey in Brisbane racing to ride a metropolitan winner if Top Tone scores at Doomben
Careful planning key for Grayson Square Grayson Square didn't measure up during the Brisbane winter carnival but trainer Brian Wakefield is confident the galloper is ready to win at Doomben.
Dettori upbeat about Golden Horn chances A rain-affected track for the Breeders' Cup Turf has the potential to ruin Golden Horn's chances but jockey Frankie Dettori is staying positive.
Fawkner scratched from Mackinnon Stakes
Fawkner has been scratched from the Mackinnon Stakes because of a wide barrier and is now set to run in the Zipping Classic.
American Pharoah has solid gallop After rain kept him indoors for two days, American Pharoah has had a gallop on the synthetic surface at Keeneland ahead of the Breeders' Cup.
Quest For More back on track Quest For More has completed some light track work at Werribee after being under an injury cloud.
Bowman going for fourth Victoria Derby
Jockey Hugh Bowman has won three of the past five Victoria Derbys and is out to make it four on Shards at Flemington.
Colic forces Mongolian Khan Cup scratching Mongolian Khan is out of the Melbourne Cup and two overseas visitors have hoof problems just a few days out from the race.
Three Vic trainers fined by RAD Board Peter Moody, Robbie Griffiths and Archie Alexander have been fined by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board following separate hearings.
Myer Classic - what you need to know What you need to know about the Myer Classic
Mackinnon Stakes facts and figures What you need to know about the Mackinnon Stakes.
How the Lexus Stakes have fared in Cup The Lexus Stakes is the last chance for a horse to force a way into the Melbourne Cup.
Flemington a better fit for Gailo Chop French trainer Antoine De Watrigant has put Gailo Chop's Cox Plate failure behind him and believes racegoers will see a different horse at Flemington.
Wohler takes time out to visit Cup winner Andreas Wohler isn't putting a time frame on a return to racing for last year's Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist.
Master and apprentice reunite in Derby bid Brenton Avdulla will link with his former boss John Moloney to chase a Victoria Derby win on Pay Up Bro.
Veteran Gauci ready to Rock at Flemington Darren Gauci may be among the elder statesmen of jockeys but he still gets a thrill riding at the Melbourne spring carnival.
Priceless chances for Vic Derby success Young trainer Luke Price will find himself in rare air when he saddles up Man Of Choice in the Victoria Derby.
Berry Sweet on G1 chances at Flemington A week after winning the Manikato Stakes, Tommy Berry will bid to add to his Melbourne Group One tally with three big-race rides at Flemington.
Derby Day Group Ones in Currie's sights Jockey Luke Currie is hoping to make the most of two Group One opportunities on Derby Day at Flemington.
Melbourne Cup will be a record for Miles Greg Miles will set a record with his 35th call of the Melbourne Cup.
Miles reaches record Melbourne Cup call Even after calling 34 Melbourne Cups, Greg Miles still gets a few pre-race jitters and says he never dreamed he'd break records.
Coolmore Stud Stakes - need to know What you need to know about the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
New tactics for Portelli's Rosehill duo Gary Portelli has decided to try something new with his Rosehill runners Testashadow and I Can Rock in a bid to return them to winning form.
Deep pockets behind 2YO's Brisbane debut A promising barrier trial has trainer Chris Anderson confident How Big's The Hole will make an impression when she has her first start at Doomben.
Speedy Adebisi back for another campaign Trainer Desleigh Forster will rely on aging sprinter Adebisi to spearhead her team for the Brisbane summer carnival.
Victoria Derby facts and figures The Victoria Derby has a rich history and is older than the Melbourne Cup.
Cup hope Sky Hunter has bruised heel Godolphin's Melbourne Cup hope Sky Hunter will have to pass a veterinary examination before the big race after bruising his heel.
Mongolian Khan out of $6m Melbourne Cup A colic attack has ruled Caulfield Cup winner Mongolian Khan out of the Melbourne Cup while two international horses have feet issues.
Mr Manhattan scores third City win Manhattan Rain's progressive son Mr Manhattan notched up his third metropolitan win, over 1000 metres at Randwick on Saturday.
No Cup penalty for The Offer
The Offer's Melbourne Cup weight remains at 54kg with the Gai Waterhouse-trained stayer escaping a penalty for his Bendigo Cup win.
Waller Cup team reduced to three The Chris Waller stable has decided against sending Beaten Up to the Melbourne Cup but the trainer still has three runners.
Rain keeps American Pharoah indoors American Pharoah has stayed indoors as rain in Kentucky disrupts work schedules ahead of the Breeders' Cup meeting.
Cummings rolls dice with Vergara in Myer Trainer Anthony Cummings has never sidestepped a Group One challenge and Vergara will be given her chance in the Myer Classic.
Berry happy despite missing family victory Tommy Berry's decision to turn down the ride on a horse trained by his father has cost him a win in the first race at Canterbury.
The Offer lands Gai first Bendigo Cup win The Offer has defeated Divan and Kirramosa to provide Gai Waterhouse with her first Bendigo Cup win.
Ex-rodeo rider eyes maiden Derby runner Cranbourne trainer Shawn Mathrick says knew early on that Ayers Rock was the type of horse which could win the $1.5 million Victoria Derby.
Goldman and Hellbent in Group One debut Young NSW-based trainer Kurt Goldman will saddle up his first Group One runner when talented colt Hellbent runs in the Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Tommy Berry fit to fulfill Derby day rides Jockey Tommy Berry has overcome a neck complaint suffered in a race fall at Randwick and will be fit to ride at the Derby day meeting at Flemington.
Mudlark to the fore in Ipswich victory As her breeding suggested, Thessaly has relished a wet track at Ipswich to land a confident betting move.
The Cleaner set to miss Group One Emirates The Cleaner is on antibiotics for a high white cell blood count and has been ruled out of the $1 million Emirates Stakes.
Super One to improve in Group 1 Coolmore Michael Freedman is happy with the progress Super One has made in the lead-up to his Group One debut at Flemington.
Barrier ideal for Derby favourite: Price Trainer Mick Price says Victoria Derby favourite Tarzino will be ridden forward to take up a position from barrier 10 of 17.
Blinkers to sharpen Rising Romance in WFA A sparkling gallop in blinkers has Damian Lane convinced she can return to form in the Mackinnon Stakes after her Caulfield Cup flop.
Champion apprentice in demand at Rosehill Premier trainer Chris Waller and the Godolphin stable are among the major yards that have called on Winona Costin for rides at Rosehill.
Beneteau's new 2yo Stakes Performer Dontpokethetiger is Beneteau's fourth stakes performer this season, following 3YOs Tatoosh and Voilier (both Group-placed in Sydney) and 2YO filly Jeanneau (2nd, ATC Gimcrack S. LR). Along with Group 3 winner Prompt Return and stakeswinner Lady Jivago they are among the 135 live foals from the two crops Beneteau conceived before his death in January 2013.
Ideal Vic Derby barrier for Tarzino: Price Tarzino will launch his bid to win the Victoria Derby from a middle gate after drawing barrier 10 in the 2500m Classic.
Fontelina aims for more Flemington success Veteran sprinter Fontelina will try to win for the third time at Flemington on Victoria Derby day when he lines up for new trainer Tony Gollan.
Teronado to appreciate return to Brisbane Trainer Bruce Hill has given up on Teronado as a spring carnival prospect with the galloper to continue his campaign at Doomben.
Damian Lane excited about first Cup ride Damian Lane will have his first Melbourne Cup ride when Quest For More lines up in the 3200m race at Flemington.
Exosphere to face 11 rivals in G1 Coolmore Golden Rose winner Exosphere headlines a field of 12 for the Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington, one of four Group One races on Victoria Derby Day.
Full field declared for Victoria Derby The Mick Price-trained Tarzino is among a full field of 16 plus one emergency for the $1.5 million Group One Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Big police presence for Melbourne Cup Police will use the same security operation for this year's Melbourne Cup, despite shots being fired at the chief racing steward's home.
Stradbroke prize money cut concerns BRC is concerned a lowering of prize money for the Stradbroke Handicap could hamper plans to make the Brisbane showpiece an international race.
Frankie Dettori excited about Breeders Frankie Dettori has arrived in Kentucky ahead of the Breeders' Cup meeting at which his rides include Golden Horn.
Derby Day to kick off Melbourne Cup week Tarzino is the clear-cut favourite in Victoria Derby markets ahead of acceptances and the barrier draw for the $1.5 million classic at Flemington.
Different stewards hear Matthews case The stewards' panel which heard the Sam Kavanagh cobalt case has been replaced at the request of legal counsel for Dr Adam Matthews.
Stokes hoping for first Derby success Trainer Phillip Stokes had a successful Melbourne Cup week in 2014 and he saddles up a Victoria Derby chance on the opening day of this year's carnival.
Fame Game camp says Cup favourite on song Melbourne Cup favourite Fame Game has come through his Caulfield Cup run in excellent shape and continues to please connections.
Bosson to ride Magic Hurricane in G1 Godolphin has booked Opie Bosson to ride Magic Hurricane in the Mackinnon Stakes with James McDonald to partner stablemate Contributer.
Elhaame chases Cup start in Lexus Stakes Godolphin trainer Saeed bin Suroor will rely on Elhaame in the Lexus Stakes at Flemington with victory assuring the stayer of a Melbourne Cup start.
Huet, Artistry a formidable combination Thomas Huet has a special affinity with Artistry, the in-form racemare chasing three city wins on the trot at Rosehill.
Royal Descent set to rise again in G1 Myer Trainer Chris Waller has confidence in Royal Descent in the Myer Classic and expects her to bounce back after her Caulfield Cup failure.
Gust Of Wind ready for Melbourne Cup Trainer John Sargent has confirmed Gust Of Wind will bypass the Mackinnon Stakes and go straight into the Melbourne Cup.
Exosphere odds-on in Coolmore Stud Stakes Exciting three-year-old Exosphere will be out to add the Coolmore Stud Stakes to his Group One Golden Rose Stakes win.
Trainer Ed Dunlop arrives in Australia English trainer Ed Dunlop has arrived in Australia with his first port of call the Werribee centre where his Melbourne Cup hopes are housed.
Fifth Stakes- Winner for Uncle Mo It’s always nice to break your maiden in a stakes race and that was the scenario for talented colt Forevamo (2c Uncle Mo x Candlelightdinner, by Slew Gin Fizz).
Binary set to continue Berry, Hawkes run Tommy Berry made it look easy on Chautauqua in Manikato Stakes and the Hawkes stable will be hoping he can do the same on Binary at Canterbury.
Cirrus Des Aigles set for Hong Kong Vase Seven-time Group One winner Cirrus Des Aigles is being aimed at the Hong Kong Vase
Gate one for Golden Horn In Breeders' Cup The John Godsen-trained Golden Horn has drawn the rails for his Breeders' Cup Turf bid at Keeneland.
Max Dynamite has first look at Flemington The Willie Mullins camp has taken Max Dynamite to Flemington for a look at the raceday stalls, the tunnel, the mounting yard and of course the track.
Max Dynamite to get look at Flemington Irishstayer Max Dynamite will have his first look around Flemington in a familiarisation tour ahead of the Melbourne Cup.
No Melbourne Cup for Precedence There will be no Melbourne Cup for sentimental favourite Precedence who is missing from the latest acceptances.
The Offer topweight for Bendigo Cup The $300,000 Bendigo Cup has attracted a field of 11 with the Gai Waterhouse-trained Melbourne Cup hopeful The Offer topweight with 59kg.
Gallop to decide Gust Of Wind Cup path John Sargent already has one mare safely in the top 24 of the Melbourne Cup ballot and hopes another forces her way in with her performance on Derby Day.
Muzyka to stake Oaks claims in Wakeful Trainer Gerald Ryan believes Muzyka can be a genuine threat in the VRC Oaks and she will stake her claim in the Wakeful at Flemington.
Sebring Sun ready to take on Exosphere Trainer Gary Portelli believes Sebring Sun can give Godolphin colt Exosphere a run for his money in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Lizard Island on song for Derby: Hyland Pat Hyland has won two Victoria Derbys as a jockey and the trainer says talented colt Lizard Island is right on song for his shot at the Classic.
The United States to carry 52.5kg in Cup Moonee Valley Cup winner The United States has been given a 2.5 kilogram Melbourne Cup penalty for his win.
First runner, first winner for Smart Missile First season sire Smart Missile posted his first winner when debutante Smart 'N' Sassy scored in dashing style on Saturday at the Riccarton Park metropolitan meeting in New Zealand.
Matt Cumani to begin training at Ballarat Matt Cumani will carry on the family tradition by taking out a trainer's licence on the other side of the world from his renowned father Luca
Emirates Stakes goal for Arod Craig Williams is expecting a fitter Arod after the foreign raider disappointed in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Veteran Jeff Lloyd on winning streak Four winners at Doomben has elevated veteran jockey Jeff Lloyd to a share of the lead in the Brisbane premiership.
Williams learns more about Hokko Brave Hokko Brave has had a gallop at Werribee with Craig Williams aboard as part of his preparation towards the Melbourne Cup.
Winx favourite to win another Cox Plate Winx, the newly anointed superstar of Australian racing, is already favourite to win a second Cox Plate.
Buffering in good order after tough run Trainer Rob Heathcote says Buffering has come through a tough time in the Manikato Stakes in good order and will press on to the Darley Classic.
Red Cadeaux loses shoe in Werribee gallop Three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux had a solid workout at Werribee despite losing a shoe in the gallop.
Clipperton halfway to weight loss goal Sam Clipperton will make his Melbourne spring carnival debut with three Group One rides on Victoria Derby day, including Stay With Me in the Myer Classic.
Baker, Bosson out to continue spring run Murray Baker and Opie Bosson are looking to reach even bigger heights with Mongolian Khan and Turn Me Loose this spring.
Schweida opts for Millions over Melb G3 Trainer Kelly Schweida and Miss Cover Girl's owners will bypass a Group Three race in Melbourne in favour of chasing a Magic Millions raceday win.
Marcel springs upset in Trophy The Peter Chapple Hyam-trained Marcel has sprung a major surprise in the Racing Post Trophy, the final Group One race of the British season.
Highland Reel best of Plate internationals After combining to win the Cox Plate with Adelaide a year ago, Aidan O'Brien and Ryan Moore have had to settle for third this time with Highland Reel.
Glen Boss to miss Derby day at Flemington A careless-riding suspension has Glen Boss sidelined for the opening day of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Battler Burles will be back for Cox again The trainers of Cox Plate battlers The Cleaner and Mourinho are holding their heads high despite being outclassed in a world-class Cox Plate.
Waterhouse's wait for Cox Plate goes on A Cox Plate win has been elusive for trainer Gai Waterhouse and her wait continues after outsider Pornichet finished fourth to Winx.
Criterion in top Melb Cup hit-out: Hayes Criterion has produced an eye-catching Melbourne Cup trial with his second placing to Winx in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
What the Cox Plate jockeys said What the jockeys said after the Cox Plate.
Jumbo Prince in winning return at Doomben Well-performed galloper Jumbo Prince is on target for the Magic Millions carnival after a fast-finishing first-up win at Doomben.
Turn Me Loose takes out G2 Crystal Mile New Zealand-trained Turn Me Loose will chase a Group One Emirates Stakes win after scoring a strong victory in the Crystal Mile.at Moonee Valley.
Brilliant mare Winx claims WFA Cox Plate Trainer Chris Waller has taken Group One honours 54 times but Winx has given him a first Cox Plate triumph.
Queen happy Bold Sniper to run in her race David Hayes says the Queen is happy for Bold Sniper to target the race named in her honour on the final day of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Jameka gives Maher second shot at Oaks win Jameka has beaten Shards and Victoria Derby favourite Tarzino to claim a Group Two race at Moonee Valley.
The United States stakes his claim for Cup Victoria's chief handicapper Greg Carpenter will weigh up the Melbourne Cup penalty for The United States after his brilliant Moonee Valley win.
Rocky road leads to Highway win for Morgan The past few years have been a difficult period in Cody Morgan's life, but the bush trainer had something to smile with a winner at Randwick.
Lake Geneva claims her first stakes win Three-year-old Lake Geneva has added a first stakes win in the Listed Crockett Stakes to her two Group One placings from last season as a juvenile.
Holler leaves Valley rivals in his wake Godolphin colt Holler has claimed his first win since his debut, trouncing his opposition in a Group Three sprint at Moonee Valley.
Zahra continues good form at Moonee Valley Mark Zahra has continued his impressive spring form, guiding My Poppette to an all-the-way win at Moonee Valley.
Berry sent for X-rays after Sydney fall Top jockey Tommy Berry will have precautionary X-rays on his neck after being dislodged from a horse at Randwick
Hawkes stable, Berry team up with 2YO Star A day after winning the Manikato Stakes on Chautauqua, Tommy Berry has combined with the Hawkes training partnership to score on Star Turn at Randwick.
Punishing result the right one for trainer Punishing has sewn up a berth in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic after beating Endless Days at Doomben.
Tawteen adds another Valley win to her CV A decision to freshen Tawteen for a 955m sprint on Cox Plate day has been rewarded with the mare racing to another Moonee Valley win.
Vanbrugh ruled out of Victoria Derby start Trainer Chris Waller has decided to miss the Victoria Derby with Vanbrugh to concentrate on autumn racing with the colt.
Dalradian a rare early 2YO winner for Weir Dalradian has made it two wins from as many starts in taking out the Inglis Banner at Moonee Valley
Bold Circle takes out first Randwick race The David Payne-trained Bold Circle has scored his third win, coming from behind to take out the opening race at Randwick.
Golden Horn given green light for Breeders Golden Horn has been confirmed as a starter in the Breeders' Cup Turf in Kentucky which will be his swan song.
Mark Zahra suspended at Moonee Valley In form jockey Mark Zahra has been suspended for 22 meetings on a careless riding charge at Moonee Valley.
Berry lands first Group One in Melbourne Chautauqua has provided Tommy Berry with his first Melbourne Group One victory with a last to first win in the Manikato Stakes.
Lee and Shannon Hope change cobalt pleas After the adjournment of their cobalt hearing until after the Melbourne Cup trainers Lee and Shannon Hope have changed their pleas to guilty.
Working with Criterion a thrill for Hayes Ben Hayes has kept a close eye on Criterion in recent months and the son of trainer David Hayes hopes to see the horse win the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Another vet charged in Sam Kavanagh case Vet Dr Adam Matthews will front Racing NSW stewards who have issued six charges against him relating to the supply of cobalt in the Sam Kavanah case.
The Cleaner back bigger and better: Burles A bad barrier played against The Cleaner in his first Cox Plate but trainer Mick Burles is predicting a different scenario from gate two.
Hierarchal to carry on family tradition Anthony Cummings is looking to Hierarchal to step up at Moonee Valley before he takes on the Victoria Derby distance.
Light muster for Waller at Moonee Valley Chris Waller has only six runners at Moonee Valley on Cox Plate day but he holds a strong hand in two of the biggest races.
Dynamic Syndications Celebrate their 10th Anniversary of Racetrack Winners Saturday October 22, 2005, was a red letter day in the life of the newly formed company and its registered trading name DYNAMIC SYNDICATIONS.
Zafina out to clinch Magic Millions berth Zafina can win her way in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic with a top-two finish in the Pierro Plate at Randwick.
Boss aims for quartet of Plate victories Kermadec will have more favourable ground conditions at Moonee Valley as he strives to provide Glen Boss with a fourth Cox Plate win.
Mourinho in belated G1 Cox Plate chance Eight-year-old Mourinho has made his mark in weight-for-age races in the past year to cement his shot at the Cox Plate.
Walker confidence sky high for Plate bid Michael Walker won the Caulfield Stakes the first time he rode Criterion in a race and is looking to add a Cox Plate.
Prime Dispatch Edition 88 This week's edition of the Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Plate draw a help for The Cleaner: Burles Trainer Mick Burles insists his front-running star The Cleaner will take a lot of catching in the $3 million Cox Plate.
Friendly pat to coax best from Charlie Cat Trainer Bryan Guy is hoping some help from Doomben barrier attendants will inspire a return to winning form for Charlie Cat.
Gay deceiver Quick Snitzel ready to win Former Melbourne galloper Quick Snitzel will be out to break through for his first Queensland win at Doomben.
Another Impressive Star Witness Winner The winners have been coming at a fast and furious rate for dual Group 1 winner Star Witness this season.
Zarak gives dam Zarkava a first victory Brilliant mare Zarkava's first foal to race, Zarak, has made a winning debut for the Aga Khan at Deauville.
Manikato Stakes heads Cox Plate weekend Tommy Berry will be aiming for his first Group One win in Melbourne when he rides Chautauqua in the Manikato Stakes.
Cox Plate - what you need to know What you need to know about the Cox Plate
Internationals hold Cox Plate key: Hayes David Hayes says the invited internationals stand between his horse Criterion and another Lindsay Park win in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Prince Of Penzance going for second MV Cup Last year's Moonee Valley Gold Cup winner Prince Of Penzance is favourite to make it back-to-back victories in the 2500m staying race.
Derby favourite to come up roses in Vase The Moonee Valley track will hold no fears for Victoria Derby favourite Tarzino who was given his first look at the circuit in a midweek workout.
Dunn in expansive mood with stablemates Matthew Dunn's search for a roomy track for Londehero and Sister Emma has led him to Randwick.
Chautauqua favourite to give Berry Vic G1 Tommy Berry reunites with brilliant sprinter Chautauqua in the Manikato Stakes with the Sydney jockey in search of a first Melbourne Group One win.
Lack of staying races a Perplexity: Munce Chris Munce is resigned to running Perplexity over a middle distance at Doomben due to a lack of metropolitan staying races in Brisbane.
Scherzoso out to give McEvoy stable a lift Scherzoso can emerge as a ray of spring sunshine for Tony McEvoy when the four-year-old steps out at Randwick.
Cox Plate win high on Waller's wish list Trainer Chris Waller says a Cox Plate win would be career-defining as he bids to add one of the biggest races on the Australian calendar to his resume.
Brisbane summer series beckons for Neo Stakes winner Neo will resume at Doomben ahead of a campaign geared towards Brisbane's summer triple crown races.
More More Than Ready's at Stud Whilst More Than Ready tasted success twice at Randwick on Saturday with Montauk and Nayeli, it was announced he will have two new sons retire to Stud in the U.S next season.
Protectionist, Let's Make Adeal out of Cup Let's Make Adeal and Protectionist are both out of the Melbourne Cup.
Let's Make Adeal out of Melbourne Cup Let's Make Adeal is out of the Melbourne Cup after pulling up from trackwork with a suspected tendon innjury.
Golden Horn on track for Breeders' Cup Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Golden Horn will bid to end his illustrious career with victory in the Breeders' Cup in Kentucky.
Almoonqith given 1kg penalty for Melb Cup Almoonqith has been handed a one kilogram penalty for the Melbourne Cup following his authoritative Geelong Cup win.
Duric, McEvoy suspended at Geelong Kerrin McEvoy and Vlad Duric have been suspended for 10 meetings on separate careless riding charges stemming from the Geelong Cup meeting.
Turn Me Loose to back up at Valley Turn Me Loose will be out to prove his Emirates Stakes credentials when he runs in the Crystal Mile at Moonee Valley.
Post comes just in Thyme for odds-on fav The unthinkable has almost happened at Warwick Farm with long odds-on favourite Thyme For Roses given a massive fright before scoring a narrow win.
Hayes unearths Melb Cup hope at Geelong Imported stayer Almoonqith has scored an emphatic win in the Geelong Cup but needs a weight penalty to boost his chances of a Melbourne Cup start.
Waterhouse, McEvoy declare Plate ambitions Gai Waterhouse is content to rule a line through Pornichet's Caulfield Stakes flop and says the horse is in great order ahead of his Cox Plate bid.
Veteran trainer-jockey duo strike again One of the elder statesman of the jockeys' room in Queensland, Jeff Lloyd has continued his good start to the season with a double at Ipswich.
Geelong win secures Extra Choice Derby run The addition of blinkers has sparked a return to form for Extra Choice who has finished strongly to win the Geelong Classic.
Rock Sturdy still in spring carnival frame Joe Pride is willing to give Rock Sturdy another chance during the Melbourne spring carnival, provided he can win an important test at Randwick.
No bones about it, Chop ready for Plate Gailo Chop's French trainer Antoine de Watrigant has described having a runner in Australia's best weight-for-age race as "crazy".
Massive scare for Thyme For Roses backers Thyme For Roses has become one of the shortest-priced two-year-olds to win on a Sydney racetrack after clinging to a narrow victory at Warwick Farm.
Srikandi ready for tough Manikato test Ciaron Maher concedes Stradbroke Handicap winner Srikandi faces her toughest test in a Manikato Stakes boasting some of Australia's best sprinters.
Berry booked for Trip To Paris in Melb Cup Tommy Berry has been confirmed for the Melbourne Cup mount on Trip To Paris, a stablemate of popular English stayer Red Cadeaux.
Magic Millions goal for Derby placegetter Jumbo Prince will kick off his campaign at Doomben, the first step in a preparation geared towards the Magic Millions carnival.
Arod camp all smiles ahead of Cox Plate
Owners Qatar Racing say their Cox Plate plans for European galloper Arod have gone to script with a good barrier draw giving them a further boost.
James Doyle to ride Complacent in Plate Godolphin has declared retained rider James Doyle as the jockey for Complacent in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Hardline out of Melbourne Group One race The Liam Birchley-trained Hardline has been ruled out of a trip to Melbourne for the Coolmore Stud Stakes with a wind problem.
British bookies race sponsorhip threatened British bookmakers will be barred from sponsoring races if they do not pay an agreed fee to the industry.
Victorian Stewards to appeal Riley case Racing Victoria stewards will seek leave to appeal a Supreme Court ruling which tossed out trainer Mark Riley's three-year TC02 disqualification.
Melbourne Cup start on the line at Geelong Thirteen of the Geelong Cup runners will be out to put themselves in contention for a Melbourne Cup start.
Australian Turf Club sacks racing official A prominent racing official who became embroiled in the cobalt affair has been sacked from his executive position at the Australian Turf Club.
Godolphin with two chances in Cox Plate Hartnell and Complacent will be Godolphin's Cox Plate hopes while one-time favourite Contributer will head to the Mackinnon Stakes.
Racing Victoria announces healthy profit Racing Victoria has turned around its financial position, posting a $50 million profit.
Highland Reel continues to firm for Plate Jockey Ryan Moore has the barrier he wanted for Highland Reel as the Coolmore team chase back-to-back victories in the Cox Plate.
Bowman backs Winx acceleration in Plate Exciting mare Winx is the horse which top Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman hopes can land him a first Cox Plate win at Moonee Valley.
Buffering chasing second G1 Manikato win Two years after breaking through for his first Group One win in the Manikato Stakes, Buffering is chasing more success in the same race at Moonee Valley.
The Monstar handicap too much of a burden The weight relief trainer Brett Cavanough was expecting for his sprinter The Monstar at Randwick hasn't been forthcoming.
Geelong much better fit for Renew: trainer Trainer Archie Alexander says a roomier track will suit imported stayer Renew in the Geelong Cup.
Business as usual for Penza before Valley Jeff Penza will ride in Melbourne for the first time on Cox Plate day, but he will be on familiar turf at Warwick Farm.
Highland Reel firms in Cox Plate markets Irish horse Highland Reel has firmed to Cox Plate equal favouritism to give trainer Aidan O'Brien and jockey Ryan Moore back-to-back wins.
Chautauqua dominates Manikato market Chautauqua is the overwhelming favourite to win the Group One Manikato Stakes after drawing barrier two for the Moonee Valley sprint.
Contributer out of the Cox Plate Godolphin will not run Contributer in the Cox Plate, leaving a capacity 14 horses expected to be declared for the $3 million race.
Waller in box-seat with G1 Cox Plate trio Chris Waller has the strongest representation in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley with Kermadec, Preferment and Winx lining up for his all-conquering stable.
Queensland trainer outed for nine months Queensland trainer Darryl Hansen has been disqualified for nine months after being found guilty of a TC02 offence.
Cox Plate field set to be announced The make up of the Cox Plate field will be announced after acceptances are taken for the $3 million weight-for-age feature.
Improved Maygrove to step out at Geelong Murray Baker says Geelong Cup hopeful Maygrove has made good improvement since his last start ahead of the $300,000 Group Three race.
Hinchinbrook Filly Impressive Reigning Champion Australian First Season Sire Hinchinbrook featured at Randwick on Saturday with a highly impressive juvenile winner in Miss Amajardan, who broke subsequent Group I winner Sweet Idea’s class record.
Noel Mayfield-Smith upbeat about Waldo Noel Mayfield-Smith is building up his stable numbers and one of the newcomers, two-year-old Waldo Waldorf, is ready to make his debut at Randwick.
Brad Rawiller upbeat about Plate chances Jockey Brad Rawiller believes Gailo Chop is ticking over perfectly ahead of the Cox Plate and believes he is a genuine chance in the $3 million race.
ATC official Matt Rudolph faces sanctions Senior Australian Turf Club executive Matt Rudolph faces sanctions after being found to have acted improperly during the Sam Kavanagh cobalt case.
Cobalt could accumulate in horses: expert Training partners Lee and Shannon Hope are fighting cobalt charges that could potentially lead to a lengthy disqualification.
Hugh Bowman to ride Winx in Cox Plate Hugh Bowman will ride Winx in the Cox Plate with Hong Kong-based Nash Rawiller to replace the suspended Blake Shinn on stablemate Preferment.
Quest For More draws wide in Geelong Cup International visitor Quest For More has drawn wide for the Geelong Cup while the Ed Dunlop-trained Manndawi has barrier three.
98th stakeswinner for Flying Spur The Darren Weir-trained Mahuta has become the 98th stakeswinner for champion sire Flying Spur with a strong all-the-way win in Saturday's $120,000 MRC Gothic S. 1400m LR.
Cannock Chase wins Canadian International Jockey Ryan Moore and trainer Sir Michael Stoute have combined with Cannock Chase to win the Grade One Canadian International at Woodbine.
Father and son stakes quinella at Randwick Three Arrowfield-sired winners at Randwick on Saturday were headed by a father-and-son quinella in the $150,000 ATC Brian Crowley S. 1200m LR.
Breeders' Cup for Gleneagles after defeat Trainer Aidan O'Brien says he should not have run Gleneagles at Ascot but will enter the colt for the Breeders' Cup in Kentucky.
Mongolian Khan gets 1kg Cup penalty Caulfield Cup winner Mongolian Khan has been handed a 1kg penalty for the Melbourne Cup and will carry 56kg in the 3200m feature.
Blake Shinn to miss Cox Plate ride A careless riding suspension from the Seymour Cup will rule Blake Shinn out of the Cox Plate meeting.
Bosson wins another feature race in Vic A day after combining to win the Caulfield Cup with Mongolian Khan, jockey Opie Bosson and trainer Murray Baker have won the Seymour Cup.
Tourneur to ride Let's Make Adeal in Cup Adelaide-based jockey Dom Tourneur has been booked for the ride on Let's Make Adeal at 50.5kg in the Melbourne Cup.
Upcoming cups on Araldo Junior's radar Mike Moroney is looking to some of the lesser Cup races with promising imported stayer Araldo Junior.
Mongolian Khan is Mr Wolf's Cup dream Australian-bred, Chinese-owned and New Zealand-trained, Mongolian Khan could fulfil the Melbourne Cup dreams of billionaire Mr Wolf.
Clarry Conners eyeing fourth VRC Oaks Clarry Conners believes the rapidly improving Dawnie Perfect will be even better at Flemington than Caulfield, the scene of her first win.
Magnapal 'no disgrace' in Caulfield Cup Country trainer Terry O'Sullivan says it's an achievement just having a horse good enough to get his second Caulfield Cup runner.
Hardline unlikely for Coolmore Stud Stakes Brisbane three-year-old Hardline has failed miserably in his Coolmore Stud Stakes lead-up and is now in doubt for the Group One race at Flemington.
Williams impressed after first sit on Arod Arod has impressed jockey Craig Williams with his looks and galloping action after partnering the English galloper in a workout at Werribee.
Silvestre de Sousa Britain's new champion Silvestre de Sousa has come out on top of the British riding ranks, just a year after being let go by Godolphin.
Fascinating Rocks in Champion for Weld Fascinating Rock has won the Champion Stakes for Irish trainer Dermot Weld, beating Found and the favourite Jack Hobbs.
Jockey and trainer quizzed over Fame Game Stewards have quizzed jockey Zac Purton and trainer Yoshitada Munakata over the riding instructions given for Fame Game in the Caulfield Cup.
What the Caulfield Cup jockeys said What the Caulfield Cup jockeys said.
Mongolian Khan faith pays off for owner Mongolian Khan's owner "Mr Wolf" hopes to follow up his Caulfield Cup win with a victory in the Melbourne Cup.
Ed Dunlop figures in another close call Trip To Paris has landed English trainer Ed Dunlop another Australian Group One placing when beaten by Mongolian Khan in the Caulfield Cup.
Melb Cup dream alive for James Cummings Ruling Dynasty has put himself in the frame for a tilt at the Melbourne Cup with his win in the City Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick.
Mongolian Khan wins Caulfield Cup in style New Zealand-trained stayer Mongolian Khan has beaten English visitor Trip To Paris in the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
La Passe earns a shot at G1 Myer Classic In-form mare La Passe has won Group Two races at her past two starts and will now be given a shot at Group One class at Flemington.
Snowden pair run Listed Lightning quinella Stablemates Dothraki and That's A Good Idea have run the quinella in the City Tattersalls Lightning Stakes at Randwick.
Vaskha leads all the way in Moonga Stakes Vaskha's win in the Moonga Stakes at Caulfield has trainer John O'Shea looking towards weight-for-age races at the track.
G1 Coolmore Stud Stakes for Counterattack Counterattack has earned his chance at the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington, a race his trainer Chris Waller has won for the past two years.
Stratum Star earns start in WFA Mackinnon Darren Weir has grander plans in store for Stratum Star which stepped up to 2000m for an impressive win at Caulfield.
Sacred Eye beats the boys in $500k Classic Damian Lane has filled in for a suspended Michael Walker, guiding talented filly Sacred Eye to victory in the Caulfield Classic.
Record win earns Melbourne trip for Pearl The Barry Lockwood-trained Hidden Pearl has broken a Doomben record to earn herself a trip to Melbourne.
Singo's Dawnie just Perfect for VRC Oaks Dawnie Perfect has emerged as a VRC Oaks contender after breaking her maiden status at Caulfield.
Lumosty, Eclair Choice dead-heat in Sprint Eclair Choice and Lumosty have shared the honours in the Caulfield Sprint, the second year in a row the Group Two race has finished in a dead-heat.
Blinkers turn around fortunes for Mahuta Mahuta has graduated from a Kyneton maiden win to score at Listed level with an all-the-way victory at Caulfield.
Spot The Diff takes out Doomben 2YO race Luke Dittman missed out on riding Worthy Cause at Caulfield, but he has made up for it with a Doomben winner.
Country filly Miss Amajardan wins in town Country fill Miss Amajardan has taken on the powerful Godolphin stable to win the two-year-old race at Randwick.
Williams starts Caulfield Cup day with win Craig Williams has guided the Robert Smerdon-trained Andrioli to an all-the-way win in a 1400m race for fillies, the opening race on Caulfield Cup day.
Under The Louvre favourite for G3 Moonga Under The Louvre finished second in the 2014 Moonga Stakes to Lucky Hussler and will be out to go one better this time around.
Snow Sky on target for Caulfield Cup English horse Snow Sky has ticked all the boxes to be one of the main chances in the Caulfield Cup for Prince Khalid Abdullah.
Frill Seeking bonus for hoop Mitchell Bell Mitchell Bell will reunite with Artlee at Randwick as well picking up a ride in a Group Three race for trainer Matthew Smith.
Fontelina looking for Lightning strike Fontelina's first start for new trainer Tony Gollan will be a deciding factor in whether he goes to Melbourne to try for a third Group Two win.
Healthy eating for Yendall ahead of Cup Chocolate and chips have been replaced with healthy options as Dean Yendall trims down to ride Magnapal in the Caulfield Cup.
Hidden Pearl to expose her talents Hidden Pearl will be on trial for a trip to Melbourne when she competes in an open sprint at Doomben.
Hokko Brave chasing special Cups win Hokko Brave's owner is hopeful the Japanese horse can land a special win for his family this spring when he contests the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Trio launch Ross bid for more 2YO success Les Ross-trained two-year-olds won 14 races last season and he has numbers on his side to be a force again in 2015-2016.
The Messina Nymph to defend Alinghi Stakes Trainer Tony McEvoy is banking on a mare which claimed a stakes win a year ago to rebuild his Melbourne spring hopes.
Chosen Prayer relishes the mile Four-year-old mare CHOSEN PRAYER successfully stepped up to 1600 metres for the first time in her career at Gosford on Thursday.
Prime Dispatch Edition 87 This week's edition of Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Four horses back for second Caulfield Cup Four horses, including last year's minor placegetters, will line up for a second attempt at the Caulfield Cup.
Brisbane Race Club announces profit Non-racing activities have helped the Brisbane Race Club post a $260,000 instead of its predicted $390,000 loss.
Jack Hobbs draws wide in Champion Stakes Champion Stakes favourite Jack Hobbs has drawn barrier 12 of 13 for the Group One Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Quest For More entered for Geelong Cup English horse Quest For More is one of the three Caulfield Cup emergencies among the 44 nominations for the Geelong Cup.
Sprint star Lankan Rupee to miss spring Five-time Group One winner Lankan Rupee is out of the spring carnival and will have surgery on his off-hind hock.
Boss upbeat about Royal Descent Cup hopes Glen Boss believes Royal Descent has good credentials heading into the Caulfield Cup, a race the champion jockey is yet to win.
New jockey trophy for Melbourne Cup winner An additional trophy will be presented to the winning rider of the Melbourne Cup, honouring four-time hero Harry White.
Nivison a challenge for Schweida's Girl Kelly Schweida says as wide draw in the Group Three Nivison will make it difficult for Miss Cover Girl to bounce back after a first-up disappointment.
Gear change called on for wayward Tivaci Mike Moroney has a high opinion of three-year-old Tivaci and is hoping a gear change can straighten out the colt Caulfield.
Waller's Cox Plate hopes gallop at Valley Stablemates Winx, Kermadec and Preferment have become acquainted with the Moonee Valley track in solo workouts ahead of the Cox Plate.
La Amistad puts Melbourne Cup bid on line There are five Melbourne Cup hopefuls trying to impress in the Tattersalls Cup, including Makybe Diva's half-sister La Amistad.
Mongolian Khan the motivation for Bosson Proper eating habits and a fitness regime have helped New Zealand jockey Opie Bosson control his weight.
Magnus Lad poised to make Queensland debut After compiling a useful record in Victoria, Magnus Lad will have his first start for leading Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan at Doomben.
Aussie girl returns home for Caulfield Cup Ex-pat Australian Sarah Denniff has finally made her way back for a Melbourne spring carnival as she prepares Snow Sky for the Caulfield Cup.
Fontiton on path to Coolmore Stud Stakes Three-year-old Fontiton will be out to stamp her claims for the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes when she runs in the Listed Alinghi Stakes.
Caulfield Stakes-Winner for Fastnet Rock Champion sire Fastnet Rock posted his fourth stakes-winner in less than a week.
Walker free for Plate ride on Criterion Michael Walker will miss the ride on the Sacred Eye in the Caulfield Classic through suspension but will be back in time to ride Criterion in the Cox Plate.
Waller trio get look at Valley
A host of Cox Plate contenders have ventured to Moonee Valley for work-outs as they continue preparations for the $3 million race.
Jim Byrne's premiership defence halted Premier Brisbane jockey Jim Byrne's defence of the title has been halted early in the season with a careless riding suspension.
Oisin Murphy to be Qatar Racing's jockey Young jockey Oisin Murphy will ride the majority of Sheikh Fahad's British runners when Andrea Atzeni leaves Qatar Racing.
Hopes plead not guilty to cobalt charges The first cobalt inquiry in Victorian thoroughbred racing is focused on samples taken from three horses trained by Lee and Shannon Hope.
Michael Walker suspended at Caulfield Michael Walker has been suspended for careless riding at Caulfield and will relinquish his one ride on Caulfield Cup day to be back for the Cox Plate.
Rocking proves too Fast at Caulfield A high-pressure Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley may just suit Fast 'N' Rocking after his win over 1200 metres at Caulfield.
Bosson wins on Miss Rose De Lago Opie Bosson has guided the Danny O'Brien-trained mare Miss Rose De Lago to an all-the-way win in a Group Three race for mares at Caulfield.
Things fall into place for Deconstructed Deconstructed has confirmed trainer Liam Birchley's high opinion of him with a powerful winning finish at the Gold Coast.
Stratum Star steps up in trip at Caulfield Group One winner Stratum Star will step to 2000 metres on a seven-day back-up in the David Jones Cup at Caulfield.
Winning debut for Top Score Well-bred colt Top Score has lived up to his blood lines with a tenacious win over the favourite Gigolo at Warwick Farm.
Lindsay Park get another Caulfield feature Keen Array has given trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig another feature race success at the Caulfield carnival, capturing the Blue Sapphire Stakes.
Sacred Eye favourite for Caulfield Classic Sacred Eye will be the only filly in the $500,000 Caulfield Classic and has been installed favourite for the 2000m Group Two race for three-year-olds.
Trainer fined $8000 over positive sample Trainer Simon Wilde been fined and Hello My Dear disqualified after the mare returned a positive sample to ibuprofen after a win at Edenope.
Myer Classic next for filly Stay With Me The Group One Myer Classic is in trainer David Hayes's sights with Thousand Guineas winner Stay With Me.
Qld trainer guilty of bicarb offence Magic Millions-winning trainer Darryl Hansen from the Sunshine Coast has been found guilty of a bicarb offence.
Guineas winner to miss WFA Cox Plate Chris Waller has decided to spell Press Statement instead of running the Caulfield Guineas winner in the Cox Plate.
Fell Swoop set to appreciate Sydney switch Canberra sprinter Fell Swoop will be out to end a profitable spring campaign at Randwick with his fifth win on end.
Volkstok'n'barrell works his way back Volkstok'n'barrell will be ridden behind the speed when he contests the Caulfield Cup under Craig Newitt.
Mr Individual scores at Caulfield Mr Individual has raced to a comfortable win in a benchmark race at Caulfield, a few days after missing a Caulfield Guineas start as the first emergency.
Press Statement to miss Cox Plate Caulfield Guineas winner Press Statement will not go to the Cox Plate and will instead head to the paddock.
Hardline to earn Group One start The LIam Birchley--trained Hardline will be out to stamp his credentials for the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes when he runs at Doomben.
Track to decide Ascot for Gleneagles If the ground remains soft at Ascot, trainer Aidan O'Brien will take Gleneagles out of the Queen Elizabeth Stakes and divert him to the Breeders' Cup.
Waterhouse leads Magic Millions entries Gai Waterhouse leads the way with 53 nominations for the $2 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic and has also entered Vancouver for the 3YO race.
Oliver chasing fifth Caulfield Cup win Damien Oliver will be chasing a record-equalling fifth Caulfield Cup win when he partners Snow Sky from a good draw in the 2400m handicap.
NSW punters to bet into Hong Kong pools NSW TAB has announced a partnership with The Hong Kong Jockey Club for an international pooling arrangement
Racing administrator Bill Rutledge dies Former chairman of the Australian Jockey Club and NSW Thoroughred Racing, Bill Rutledge has died aged 77.
Fame Game firms after Caulfield Cup draw Japanese stayer Fame Game has the rails draw, but New Zealander Mongolian Khan is still the favourite for the Caulfield Cup.
Mongolian Khan, Fame Game draw well in Cup Favourite Mongolian Khan has drawn barrier nine in the Caulfield Cup with Japan's Fame Game to start from the rails in the $3 million race.
Mullins pleased with Max Dynamite progress Willie Mullins says he learned a lot on his previous trip to Australia and is putting those lessons into practice with Melbourne Cup hopeful Max Dynamite.
Artlee set to resume in Listed Lightning Trainer Todd Willan expects Artlee to face an early moment of truth in his spring campaign when the bush sprinter resumes at Randwick.
Moloney reunites with 3YO Black Vanquish Patrick Moloney won on Black Vanquish in his only race ride on the colt and is looking forward to partnering him again in the Blue Sapphire Stakes.
Black Caviar to visit Snitzel Black Caviar will visit sire Snitzel for her 2015 mating, having successfully given birth to her second foal in September.
Caulfield Cup rides in limbo for raiders Glyn Schofield is in the running for a Caulfield Cup ride should Tommy Berry have to switch mounts if Quest For More gets a start.
Speed influence key to Top Score: Sargent Top Score is bred to stay but trainer John Sargent says it might not be the case as the colt prepares to make a much-anticipated race debut.
Maher thrilled with Cup hope Set Square Group One winners Set Square and Lucia Valentina have worked solidly in company ahead of the Caulfield Cup.
Lucia Valentina to run in Caulfield Cup Lucia Valentina has pleased trainer Kris Lees with a Caulfield work-out and will take her place in the Caulfield Cup.
Singapore's Emperor Max ready for Ascot Australian jockey Corey Brown will ride Singapore's Emperor Max in the Champions Sprint at Ascot.
Moonee Valley gallop for Criterion Criterion will bypass the hype of Moonee Valley's Breakfast With The Stars with an earlier Cox Plate gallop at the track.
Buffering wins fourth Queensland title Evergreen Group One-winning sprinter Buffering has won a record fourth Queensland Horse of the Year title.
Keen Array up for class rise at Caulfield After running slick time in his win at Moonee Valley, Keen Array is ready for the step up to Listed grade in the Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Pride looking to Randwick with Reverence Trainer Joe Pride is looking forward to the debut of two-year-old Reverence who heads to Randwick after two barrier trials.
Cranbourne jump-out win for Cox Plate hope Mourinho has had a trip to Cranbourne for a 1400m jump-out in preparation for the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Peace Force back in The Nivison Stablemates Peace Force and Solicit will begin their spring campaigns in Group Three races in different states.
Cox Plate goal for Sebring Superstar In an era when the trend is to retire star colts at the end of their three year-old season, owner/breeder Sir Owen Glenn has gone against the grain in continuing to race his high class Sebring entire Criterion, who entered Cox Plate calculations with a thrilling victory in the Group I MRC Caulfield Stakes on Saturday.
Buffering summer program yet to be decided Trainer Robert Heathcote is weighing up options for stable star Buffering after his Melbourne spring campaign.
Two kilogram Melb Cup penalty for Amralah Herbert Power Stakes winner Amralah has received a two kilogram penalty for his win, moving him up the Melbourne Cup order of entry to 27th.
Hinchinbrook Colt Wins Guineas Star Hinchinbrook colt Press Statement was favourite for the $1million Group I MRC Caulfield Guineas on Saturday and with Hugh Bowman riding him accordingly the issue was never in doubt.
First Aussie Winner for Uncle Mo Champion US Two Year Old Uncle Mo leads the North American First Crop Sires List and has made an immediate impression in Australia with his first runner Conchita
Like mother, like daughter in Guineas triumph "She's a beauty!" was John Messara's reply to one of many messages of congratulation after Stay With Me's outstanding victory in Saturday's $500,000 MRC Thousand Guineas 1600m G1.
Long Face Grace wins Pinker Pinker Plate Pacific Bloodstock's progressive 4YO mare Long Face Grace more than doubled her earnings on Friday evening when she proved too strong in the $100,000 Cranbourne TC Inglis Pinker Pinker Plate over 2080 metres.
Purton flies in for Fame Game gallop Hong Kong based jockey Zac Purton says his Caulfield Cup mount Fame Game isn't as sharp as last year's winner Admire Rakti.
Mongolian Khan Caulfield Cup fav Dual Derby winner Mongolian Khan is the favourite for the Caulfield Cup ahead of the final field and barrier draw for the $3 million race.
Buffering favourite for fourth Qld title Evergreen sprinter Buffering is favourite to be named Queensland's Horse of the Year for an unprecendented fourth time.
Super One not so super at Cranbourne Star Singapore sprinter Super One has come up short in his first Australian start but trainer Michael Freedman believes he will improve.
Rebel Dane warming to Manikto cause Trainer Gary Portelli is excited about the Manikato Stakes and the prospects of Rebel Dane who he believes is almost back to his best after throat surgery.
Cox Plate invitees arrive in Melbourne
Gailo Chop has arrived in Melbourne for the Cox Plate with fellow invitees Arod and Highland Reel.
Lizard Island on Victoria Derby path Pat Hyland believes Lizard Island is a Victoria Derby prospect and was thrilled with the colt's second in the Caulfield Guineas.
Oliver has first sit on Caulfield Cup ride Snow Sky has been given a solid hit-out by leading rider Damien Oliver at Werribee ahead of the Caulfield Cup.
Teronado ready for next Randwick run Gold Coast trainer Bruce Hill will give Teronado another run in Sydney before he heads to Melbourne for bigger races.
No Caulfield Cup for Amralah
Owner Lloyd Williams has announced Herbert Power Stakes winner Amralah will not be taking his place in the Caulfield Cup.
O'Brien hails Air Force Blue the best Aidan O'Brien says triple Group One winner Air Force Blue is the best two-year-old he has ever trained.
Politeness wins to delight of owner Sly The Robert Smerdon-trained Politeness has stormed to victory in a Group Three race at Caulfield in a tonic for owner Phil Sly.
Schofield family celebrates at Randwick On the same day her father Glyn Schofield took out the Spring Champion Stakes, Whitney Berry has starred in the fashion stakes.
Casino Dancer causes upset in G3 Angst Casino Dancer has caused an upset in the Group Three Angst Stakes at Randwick to give her trainer and jockey a career-high win.
Caulfield Guineas goes to Press Statement Top colt Press Statement has given Chris Waller and Hugh Bowman their first win in the Caulfield Guineas.
Stay With Me emulates mum in 1000 Guineas Stay With Me has raced to her first Group One win in the same race her mother Miss Finland won in 2006.
Lock's Legend continues Brisbane win spree The wins keep coming for the Brian Smith-trained Lock's Legend with the in-form stayer to be set for the Brisbane Cup.
Herbert Power win gains Amralah Cup berth Amralah has beaten the Caulfield Cup ballot with his win in the Herbert Power Stakes but the import is not a certain starter.
Lucky Hussler gives Weir second Toorak Hcp A pull in the weights has allowed Lucky Hussler to turn the tables on Disposition and Stratum Star in the Toorak Handicap.
Vanbrugh a Spring Champion Stakes winner The combination of trainer Chris Waller and jockey Glyn Schofield has struck another Group One success with Vanbrugh in the Spring Champion.
Criterion wins Gr 1 on return to Australia Criterion has stamped his Cox Plate credentials with victory in the Group One Caulfield Stakes after returning from a three-run international campaign.
Group Two Melb target for Music Magnate Trainer Bjorn Baker has a Group Two sprint at Flemington in mind for Music Magnate, an impressive Randwick winner.
Perth Group One targets on Amovatio agenda Amovatio has resumed with a Listed win at Caulfield and is being aimed towards Group One targets in Perth later in the campaign.
Black Caviar owners cheer Serene Majesty Serene Majesty has given Black Caviar's owners another Group race win with success in the Thoroughbred Club Stakes.
Alpha Miss wins as Lankan Rupee struggles Star sprinter Lankan Rupee has finished a disappointing third in his spring return in the Schillaci Stakes as Alpha Miss raced to victory.
Criquette lands first-up plunge at Doomben Two-year-old Criquette has made a winning debut at Doomben to stake an early claim as a leading contender for the Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
Conchita in first step to Magic Millions The Paul Perry-trained Conchita has taken the first step towards a start in the Magic Millions with a debut win at Randwick.
Missrock storms to an impressive debut win Missrock wasn't on Robbie Laing's radar at the yearling sales, but the trainer was swayed by her looks in buying her for $500,000.
Jim Cassidy going for fifth G1 Toorak Hcp Jockey Jim Cassidy believes Strawberry Boy can run a bold race in the Toorak Handicap after a pleasing second-up performance in Group One company.
Trainer Kevin Moses wins cobalt ban appeal It will be business as usual for trainer Kevin Moses who has won his appeal against a 12-month disqualification for cobalt.
Pace crucial for Tulsa in Guineas: Moroney Mike Moroney believes Tulsa has the natural talent to make his presence felt in the Caulfield Guineas but will need the race to be run the right way.
Peeping to go the distance in Angst Stakes Golden Pendant winner Peeping will step up to 1600 metres for the first time in the Group Three Angst Stakes at Randwick.
Fawkner chasing second Caulfield Stakes Craig Williams has ridden Fawkner twice in sprint races but is hoping he can land a Group One win on the gelding when they reunite in the Caulfield Stakes.
Bjorn Baker reaping rewards for hard work after taking gamble in Sydney His father’s advice seemed harsh at the time, but it was a classic case of being cruel to be kind.
Seeking Asylum goes on trial for Melbourne Seeking Asylum can book herself a trip to Melbourne for a Group Two race if she performs as well as her trainer expects at Randwick.
Priceless experience for young trainer If Man Of Choice shows as much courage at Randwick as his trainer once did to get back into the saddle, the promising stayer will be hard to beat.
Stay With Me out to emulate mum in Guineas Stay With Me will attempt to join her mother Miss Finland as a Thousand Guineas winner in the Group One race at Caufield.
Bowman ready to make a G1 Statement Hugh Bowman has two Group One rides at Caulfield including Press Statement, dominant favourite for the $1 million Caulfield Guineas.
Royal Descent on Caulfield Cup quest After Royal Descent's heroic second in last Sunday's VRC Turnbull Stakes 2000m G1, owner-breeder Gerry Harvey and his Racing Manager Claire Bird had a robust discussion about the next major target for the daughter of Redoute's Choice.
Coolmore horses on their way to Australia Highland Reel will be out to give champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien back-to-back wins in the Cox Plate.
Eight vying for Caulfield Cup start Eight horses will be vying for a Caulfield Cup start in the Herbert Power Stakes with the winner gaining an automatic berth.
Dissident crowned Horse of the Year Dissident, the winner of four Group One wins last season, has been crowned Australia's Horse of the Year.
Golden Slipper numbers up for 2016 edition There are still 1461 youngsters in contention to make the 2016 Golden Slipper field after first acceptances for the $3.5 million race.
Caulfield a happy hunting ground for Duric A Caulfield Guineas win for Vlad Duric with Last Bullet would provide the jockey with a fourth Group One win in Melbourne, all at Caulfield.
Shinn, Godolphin team up for Caulfield G1 Blake Shinn has picked up the Caulfield Stakes ride on Godolphin horse Contributer after being replaced as the rider of Pornichet.
Currie rates Akavoroun a Toorak Hcp chance Jockey Luke Currie believes Akavoroun can run a big race in the Toorak Handicap with a light weight, but admits a wide barrier is disappointing.
Edmonds wants change of luck for Sagaronne Sagaronne's effort to match strides with a seasoned Group One performer in trackwork has given her trainer a confidence boost for the Thousand Guineas.
Fradd, Schofield set for Group One reunion Robbie Fradd shares more in common with Glyn Schofield than having one of the best rides in the Spring Champion Stakes.
Birchley lukewarm on Blueberry Hill return One of Brisbane's best two-year-olds, Blueberry Hill will make a belated seasonal return at Doomben ahead of a possible interstate campaign.
Happy Trails on quick back-up at Caulfield Happy Trails has figured in a change of plans and will back-up in the Group One Caulfield Stakes after a luckless run in the Turnbull.
Toorak Handicap - what you need to know Toorak Handicap - what you need to know
Clark banks on Zarzali's stamina in Angst Doubts over the ability of Angst Stakes favourite Peeping to run a genuine mile don't extend to Tim Clark and his mount Zarzali.
Caulfield Stakes - what you need to know Caulfield Stakes - what you need to know.
Thousand Guineas - what you need to know Thousand Guineas - what you need to know
Caulfield Guineas - what you need to know Caulfield Guineas - what you need to know.
Spring Champion - what you need to know What you need to know about the Group One Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Press Statement well supported in Guineas Punters are overlooking the poor draw for Press Statement as he continues to shorten in betting ahead of the Caulfield Guineas.
Ban rules Bowman out of Caulfield Cup ride Hugh Bowman has been suspended for eight meetings after an inquiry into his winning Epsom Handicap ride on Winx.
Bowman, Waller show continues in Sydney A midweek win at Canterbury has secured Encosta Line a trip to Melbourne to run in the Carbine Club Stakes.
Prime Dispatch Edition 86 This week's edition of Prime Dispatch compiled by Joe O'Neill
Prelude winner ready for Thousand Guineas Trainer Phillip Stokes says Miss Gunpowder has had a faultless preparation for the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Track gallop to determine plans for Lucia A track gallop in Melbourne will help Kris Lees decide whether to press on with his Caulfield Cup plans for Lucia Valentina.
Newitt, 3YO Super One renew acquaintances Singapore sprinter Super One has impressed Craig Newitt in a track gallop at Cranbourne ahead of his Australian debut at Cranbourne.
Boss hoping for better luck in Toorak Hcp Glen Boss says Lucky Hussler can make up for misfortune out of the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes the gelding runs in the Toorak Handicap.
Tye Angland still has Spring in his step Press Statement will tackle the Caulfield Guineas without Tye Angland but the jockey has been entrusted with another Group One ride for Chris Waller.
Mum's the word for Stackhouse in Guineas Jockey Daniel Stackhouse will continue his association with Bassett in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
725,000 guineas for Redoute's Choice filly The first European-bred yearling by champion sire Redoute's Choice to be offered in Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Sale has sold for 725,000 guineas (~$1.6 million).
Walker back aboard Criterion at Caulfield Michael Walker will be reunited with Lindsay Park star Criterion when the five-year-old has his first Australian start in six months at Caulfield.
Small but select field in Caulfield Stakes A field of eight is set to contest the weight-for-age Caulfield Stakes with Cox Plate favourite Kermadec drawing the outside gate.
Aidan O'Brien to bring three horses to Aus Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien will have three spring carnival runners, Bondi Beach, Kingfisher and Highland Reel.
Vanbrugh tops field of 10 for Spring Champ Gloaming Stakes winner Vanbrugh and Devil Hawk represent trainer Chris Waller's chances in the final Group One race in Sydney this year.
Increased prize money for Melb autumn Racing Victoria has announced significant prize money boosts for its autumn features including the Australian Cup and Blue Diamond Stakes.
Four Caulfeld Cup runners for Waller Trainer Chris Waller has confirmed Caulfield Cup plans for Beaten Up, Grand Marshal, Royal Descent and Who Shot Thebarman.
38 horses still in Caulfield Cup mix Third acceptances have been taken for the Caulfield Cup with 38 horses, including five internationally-trained gallopers, still in contention.
Two Vic trainers with high cobalt levels Victorian trainers Len Xuereb and John Leek have each had a horse return a high level of cobalt in post-race samples.
Too Good to Refuse to test Champion field Desleigh Forster is looknig forward to the Speing Champion Stakes with Too Good To Refuse regarded as a major player.
Blinkers for Ready For Victory in Guineas Ready For Victory will have blinkers on in a race for the first time when he takes aim in the $1 milllion Caulfield Guineas.
Waller flies in to see stars at Caulfield Chris Waller has watched Press Statement and Kermadec gallop at Caulfield before their Group One engagements at the track.
Heathcote after third Toorak Hcp success Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote is no stranger to Toorak Handicap success and is hoping Hopfgarten can make his presence felt this year.
Zahra delighted to get back aboard Jameka Mark Zahra is thrilled to pick up the ride on Jameka in the Thousand Guineas, replacing the suspended Damien Oliver.
Marilisa to keep Smith momentum rolling With six winners from his past 10 starters, trainer Matthew Smith is on a high and looking to Marilisa to keep the ball rolling at Canterbury.
Bowman and Pasadena Girl after another G1 Pasadena Girl will chase her second Group One win in the Thousand Guineas and will be reunited with the jockey who rode her to her first top-level win.
Press Statement out to overcome wide draw Quality colt Press Statement will have to overcome a wide barrier in the Caulfield Guineas but is still a dominant favourite for the Group One race.
New Redoute's Choice stakeswinner no Fluke It's been an excellent week for Arrowfield in Asia with stud graduates winning domestic Group races in Hong Kong & Singapore, and now a new stakeswinner in Japan for Redoute's Choice.
Press Statement works well at Caulfield Press Statement has pleased trainer Chris Waller with a work-out on the Caulfield course proper where he will run as favourite in the Guineas.
Hurricane moves up Caulfield Cup order Metropolitan Handicap winner Magic Hurricane has moved up the Caulfield Cup order of entry with his weight raised to 52.5kg for his Group One win.
Breeders' Cup on agenda for Golden Horn Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Golden Horn could have his swan song in the Breeders' Cup Turf.
Press Statement top choice in Guineas Press Statement is the clear favourite in the Caulfield Guineas while in the fillies Thousand Guineas the market is much wider.
Asked To Leave earns $100k Vic race bid Asked To Leave will be given the chance to emulate a former stablemate after winning for trainer Joan Pracey at Warwick Farm.
Weir pair head the weights in Toorak Stratum Star will be out to emulate stablemate Trust In A Gust's effort of a Group One Caulfield double when he contests the Toorak Handicap.
Badawiya set to back up in 1000 Guineas Badawiya has pulled up in good order from her Edward Manifold Stakes win at Flemington and will be an acceptor for the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Hugh Bowman Epsom Handicap inquiry on hold Stewards are trying to enhance video footage of an incident in the Epsom Handicap involving winning rider Hugh Bowman before re-opening a hearing.
Criterion on fresh side for Caulfield Stks Criterion will come out of quarantine in time for the Caulfield Stakes with the run being his first in Australia for six months.
Schofield new rider for Vanbrugh in G1 One of Glyn Schofield's best starts to a spring carnival is set to get even better when he rides Vanbrugh, the warm favourite in the Spring Champion.
Caulfield Guineas now for Kentucky Flyer After being scratched because of a wide barrier and warm weather from Flemington, Kentucky Flyer will now take his place in the Caulfield Guineas.
Hong Kong upgrades sprint race The Hong Kong Jockey Club has succeeded in getting an upgrade to Group One level for the Chairman's Sprint Prize which will replace Singapore's KrisFlyer.
Weekend winners receive Cups penalties The winners of two staying races at Randwick and Flemington have been rehandicapped for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Cox Plate would add to the CV of Winx Trainer Chris Waller is favouring a start in the Cox Plate with Winx after her impressive win in The Epsom at Randwick.
Andrea Atzeni to leave Qatar Racing Qatar Racing's No.1 rider Andrea Atzeni will join Sheikh Mohammed Obaid's operation based with trainer Roger Varian.
Dettori rides to Arc glory on Golden Horn French mare Treve has missed out on a record third win in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp as Frankie Dettori rode Golden Horn to victory.
Oliver cops another careless riding ban On his first day back riding after a careless riding ban, Damien Oliver has been slapped with a 10 meeting suspension at Flemington.
Luke Dittman wins in Flemington debut Luke Dittman has partnered Worthy Cause to a gutsy victory at Flemington in the Queensland apprentice's first ride at the famous racetrack.
Let's Make Adeal earns Melbourne Cup start Let's Make Adeal, a granddaugher of Let's Elope, has qualified for the Melbourne Cup with victory in The Bart Cummings at Flemington.
Badawiya may back up for Thousand Guineas Mick Price will be keeping a close watch on lightly-framed filly Badawiya in the lead-up to the Thousand Guineas after her win at Flemington.
Preferment lands Waller another G1 success Preferment has shown he is on track for the Melbourne Cup with a strong win in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Mathrick eyeing Derby with Ayers Rock Three-year-old Ayers Rock has put his Victoria Derby claims on show with a tough on-speed win in the Listed UCI Stakes at Flemington.
Chautauqua scores again at Flemington Hong Kong-bound Chautauqua kept his spring record intact overcoming a difficult passage to score at Flemington.
One For One wins Listed race at Flemington Adelaide three-year-old One For One has landed a Listed win at his first Melbourne start in the Poseidon Stakes at Flemington.
Sweet Sherry wins first Melbourne 2yo race Sweet Sherry has won Melbourne's first two-year-old race of the season and trainer Brent Stanley is convinced the filly will only improve.
Home track advantage for Mowgli Trainer Clarry Conners has lowered his sights with Mowgli, hoping she can get a confidence-boosting win on her home track, Warwick Farm.
Roy Higgins statue unveiled at Flemington The late champion jockey Roy Higgins has joined Bart Cummings, Phar Lap and Makybe Diva with a bronze statue at Flemington.
Cirrus Des Aigles fails on firm ground Veteran Cirrus Des Aigles has failed to add a fourth Prix Dollar to his record but is still in line to contest the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Spring carnival is over for Alpine Eagle Alpine Eagle will require a three-month spell with X--rays revealing he has a cracked pedal bone, ruling him out of the spring carnival.
Damian Lane suspended for eight meetings Jockey Damian Lane is set to miss the Caulfield Guineas meeting after being suspended for eight meetings for careless riding.
James McDonald suspended at Randwick A careless riding suspension will sideline James McDonald from the Caulfield Guineas meeting but he will return to ride for Godolphin in the Caulfield Cup.
Kayjay's Joy steps up again at Caulfield David Hayes says Kayjay's Joy has earned a shot at a Group race for mares at Caulfield after winning at the track for the second-straight time.
Magic day out for racing's boys in blue The Godolphin stable has capped a stellar day with five winners at Randwick, including the Group One Metropolitan Handicap.
Gai claims record eighth G1 Flight Stakes Gai Waterhouse's domination of the Flight Stakes has continued at Randwick with Speak Fondly rallying under pressure to score a narrow win.
All Godolphin blue finish to Craven Plate Comeback galloper Complacent has edged out his barn mate Hauraki in a photo finish to the Group Three Craven Plate at Randwick.
Winx picks herself up to win the Epsom Hcp Trainer Chris Waller has claimed a milestone 50th Group One with Winx overcoming difficulties to win the Epsom Handicap.
Carnival plans on hold for Miss Cover Girl Trainer Kelly Schweida is non-committal about a Sydney trip for Miss Cover Girl in the wake of her first-up defeat at Doomben.
Terravista resumes with Premiere victory Terravista has taken the first step to regaining his lofty world ranking with a winning return in the Premiere Stakes at Randwick.
Lankan Rupee pleases in exhibition gallop Lankan Rupee has continued preparations for his spring return in the Schillaci Stakes with a gallop between races at Caulfield.
Late arrival Exosphere wins Roman Consul Godolphin has taken out three of the first four races on Epsom Handicap day including the Roman Consul Stakes with Exosphere.
Ambience firms as a G1 VRC Oaks contender Godolphin's Ambience has confirmed her place as a Classic contender with victory in the Listed Dulcify Quality at Randwick.
Last-to-first win for Calliope at Randwick Godolphin filly Calliope has claimed a last-to-first win in the Gimcrack Stakes at Randwick, impressing trainer John O'Shea.
Boss upbeat about Turnbull Stakes chances Glen Boss believes Royal Descent is in the right form and the right weight to give the Group One Turnbull Stakes a real shake at Flemington.
Emotions run high for Griffin at Doomben Dieters is Magic Millions-bound after providing jockey Dan Griffin with an emotion-charged victory at Doomben.
Capitalist repays investment of punters Peter and Paul Snowden have trained the quinella in the first Sydney two-year-old race of the season, the Breeders' Plate at Randwick.
Head-Maarek feels no pressure before Arc Trainer Criquette Head-Maarek says she feels no pressure leading into Treve's bid for an unprecedented third Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Buffering wins third Moir Stakes Buffering has won his fifth Group One race and passed $5 million in stakes with a typically tenacious front-running win in the Moir Stakes.
Escado wins JRA Cup to surprise of trainer Escado's Group Three victory in the JRA Cup at Moonee Valley has caught punters off guard and even surprised his trainer.
Buffering wins his third Moir Stakes Eight-year-old Buffering has shown his younger rivals how it's done with a scintillating third win in the Group One Moir Stakes.
Sovereign Nation books Guineas start The David Hayes and Tom Dabernig-trained Sovereign Nation has booked a shot at the Group One Caulfield Guineas with a win in the Group Two Stutt Stakes.
Cox Plate on radar for Fenway after G2 win Fenway has put herself in contention for a Cox Plate start with victory in the Group Two Stocks Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Milbo, Divajeu set to surprise in Gimcrack Rick Worthington refuses to let melanoma stop him from doing what he loves as Milbo prepares to step out for the trainer in the Gimcrack Stakes.
Rudy holds Epsom Hcp ambitions for trainer Gold Coast trainer Helen Page knows win, lose or draw, Rudy will give his best in the Group One Epsom Handicap.
Flemington to suit Sacred Eye: Dabernig Tom Dabernig expects Sacred Eye to be suited at Flemington when the filly chases her first black-type win in the Edward Manifold Stakes.
Metrop to suit Godolphin stayers: O'Shea Magic Hurricane and Havana Cooler will carry Godolphin's hopes in the $750,000 Metropolitan at Randwick.
Amralah firming for Turnbull Stakes Amralah has been the big market mover to give owner Lloyd Williams at fourth win in the Turnbull Stakes.
Honesta continues Oaks campaign in Flight The John Thompson is banking on Honesta earning further credibility as a VRC Oaks chance when she runs in the Flight Stakes.
Spill The Beans looking for Consul upset Spill The Beans will let his talent do the talking and trainer Gerald Ryan hopes it's enough for a good showing in the Roman Consul Stakes.
Greg Eurell upbeat about Caulfield chances Greg Eurell believes We've Got This and stablemate Petite Diablesse are well placed to make their presence felt at Caulfield.
Owner knocks back offers for Dynasty Gooree Stud owner Eduardo Cojuangco has knocked back Asian offers to buy Ruling Dynasty who runs in the Craven Plate at Randwick.
Hong Kong Group double for Arrowfield & Inglis Not Listenin'tome and Contentment have more in common than being highly impressive Australian-bred Group winners at Sha Tin on Thursday evening.
Notlistenin'tome wins Hong Kong Group 3 Former Australian sprinter Not Listenin'tome has claimed the Group Three National Day Cup at Sha Tin, the first stakes race of the new Hong Kong season.
Moir Stakes highlights Valley meeting A field of 13 sprinters is set to line up in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley with exciting filly Petits Filous the favourite.
Treve draws barrier eight for Arc Star mare Treve has drawn barrier eight as she bids for a third win in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Cummings takes Flight with first G1 runner A month after the death of Bart Cummings, grandson James will saddle up his first Group One winner in his own right.
Miss Cover Girl uncertain Brisbane starter Miss Cover Girl has an outstanding first-up record and Kelly Schweida is tempted to make full use of it in a stakes race in Sydney.
Orbec and overseas mates dominate Metrop There are no southern hemisphere-bred horses in the Metropolitan as overseas stayers such as Orbec continue to find their way into Australian stables.
Turnbull Stakes - what you need to know Turnbull Stakes - what you need to know
Buffering chasing milestones in Moir Buffering will attempt to become the first three-time winner of the Moir Stakes and just the third sprinter to bank more than $5 million prize money.
Rising Romance spot-on for Turnbull Tom Dabernig is bullish about the Turnbull Stakes chances of Rising Romance while warning punters not to let stablemate Extra Zero under their guard.
Mark Riley relieved to have ban overturned Mark Riley has won his appeal against a three-year ban and says he can't wait to start training winners.
Winx, Sadler's Lake lead Waller Epsom bid Chris Waller has left it up to Winx, Sadler's Lake and to a lesser extent Silverball to bring him Epsom Handicap success for the third year in a row.
Berry Entirely happy with G1 Epsom mount Entirely Platinum has been competitive in the best company in Melbourne, form jockey Tommy Berry expects will stack up in the Epsom Handicap.
What you need to know about the Moir The Moir Stakes has been won by many of the country's leading sprinters.
Singapore star to race at Cranbourne Trainer Michael Freedman has confirmed champion Singapore juvenile Super One will have his first Australian start in the Aprach Cat Classic at Cranbourne.
Ball Of Muscle to make G1 debut in Moir Stakes-winning sprinter Ball Of Muscle will attempt to become the latest member of his family to win a Group One when he lines up in the Moir Stakes.
Doping ban overturned for trainer Riley Victorian horse trainer Mark Riley has had a three-year ban overturned after the Victorian Supreme Court cleared him of a doping charge.
Kapour unlikely runner in G1 Metrop Imported stayer Kapour is expected to bypass a start in the Metropolitan to remain in Melbourne for The Bart Cummings at Flemington
Sooboog on quick back-up to Randwick Hawkes Racing has declared its intention to back up Rosehill winner Sooboog in the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Beaten Up Metropolitan move on the money It's been a long time since Beaten Up has won a race but Chris Waller won't be surprised if the horse ends his run of outs in the Metropolitan.
Volkstok'n'barrell to back up in Turnbull Volkstok'n'barrell is set to back up in the Turnbull Stakes with co-trainer Chris Gibbs saying the horse continues to improve fitness-wise.
Berry reunites with Speak Fondly in Flight Tommy Berry expects Speak Fondly to confirm her rating as Sydney's dominant three-year-old filly in the Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Epsom Hcp topweight a forgotten runner Hooked ran the race of his life on the limit weight in last year's Epsom Handicap and will have to do the same again as topweight for the famous mile.
Vlad Duric chasing back-to-back G1 wins Vlad Duric will bid to back up his Group One win on Mourniho with a Moir Stakes victory aboard the consistent Flamberge.
Patient approach pays off with Harlem Lady Harlem Lady has won her maiden race at Rosehill and trainer Chris Waller says the daughter of Zabeel has plenty of potential.
Full field declared for G1 Turnbull Stakes A full field of 16 plus one emergency has been declared for the Group One Turnbull Stakes with trainer Chris Waller accepting with four runners.
Date set for Peter Moody's cobalt hearing A date has been set for Peter Moody's RAD Board hearing over charges stemming from the high cobalt reading returned by Lidari.
Field of 13 for G1 Moir Stakes
at Valley Undefeated filly Petits Filous will face her toughest test when she steps up to Group One company in the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Frankel filly fetches high price at Goffs The China Horse Club has paid STG1.7 million for a Frankel filly out of Alexander Goldrun at the first session of the Goffs sale.
Maurus ready for Group One assignment The David Vandyke-trained Maurus has recovered from illness and will bid to give the Warwick Farm handler his first Group One win in the Metropolitan.
Thierry Jarnet oozing confidence in Treve Golden Horn's owner Anthony Oppenheimer says if the ground is firm, the colt can foil Treve's bid for a third Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Gust Of Wind on upward spiral for Turnbull John Sargent is delighted with the way Gust Of Wind is progressing this spring as the mare prepares to run third-up in the Turnbull Stakes.
Milton comes to town with Sooner Or Later Part-time bush trainer Mark Milton will take the day off as a coal mine electrician to bring Sooner Or Later to Rosehill.
Buffering back to chase third Moir victory Robert Heathcote will have multiple Group One winner Buffering back to the races in the Moir Stakes, a race the sprinter has won twice.
Roy Higgins statue for Flemington track The late Roy Higgins, winner of 11 Melbourne jockeys' premierships, will be immortalised with a bronze statue at Flemington racecourse.
Sons Of John draw not ideal: Jason Attard Sons Of John has drawn a wide barrier for the $1 million Epsom Handicap as Winx has a firm grip on favouritism,
No Long Faces around Grace Syndicator Pacific Bloodstock hoped for a big showing from Long Face Grace at the first of Moonee Valley's night meetings this season and that's exactly what Manhattan Rain's promising daughter delivered
Mark Zahra fit to ride in G1 Moir Stakes Mark Zahra will be right to ride Angelic Light in the Group One Moir Stakes, having escaped serious injury in a trackowrk incident.
Maurus out of sickbed for Metropolitan bid Maurus has made a rapid recovery from a colic attack to take his place in the Group One Metropolitan at Randwick.
Midweek race a Gr 1 stepping stone: Ryan A midweek race at Rosehill will be the stepping stone to the Group One Spring Champion Stakes for Flying Achilles.
Favourite Winx draws wide in Epsom Hcp Long-time favourite Winx has drawn barrier 13 in the Epsom Handicap for trainer Chris Waller and jockey Hugh Bowman.
Meteoric Rise of Testa's Latest Star esta Rossa mare Amelie’s Star has completed a meteoric rise up Sydney’s staying ranks with a three-length victory in the G3 Colin Stephen Quality (2400m) at Rosehill.
Fields of 15 for Epsom and Metropolitan There will be 15 runners in each of the major spring Group One races at Randwick, the Epsom Handicap and the Metropolitan.
Happy Trails heads Turnbull Stakes weights Multiple Group One winner Happy Trails will carry topweight of 59kg in the Turnbull Stakes under the set weights and penalties conditions.
Singapore international races scrapped The Singapore Turf Club has made the shock decision to discontinue its international races, the KrisFlyer Sprint and Singapore Airlines Cup.
Solicit preparing for another season Motherhood can wait for Solciit who will be given another season on the track to try to snare an elusive Group One win.
Happy Trails fitter for G1 Turnbull Stakes Jockey Dwayne Dunn is set to renew his association with the Paul Beshara-trained Happy Trails in the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Blake Shinn to ride Kirramosa in Epsom Trainer John Sargent has confirmed Kirramosa will take her place in the Epsom Handicap with Blake Shinn to ride.
Perignon to make amends in Flight Stakes Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to Perignon to defy her Tea Rose Stakes fifth with a better performance in the Group One Flight Stakes.
Peeping wins the Pendant giving Redoute's Choice his 78th Group Winner Tom Kelly's 4YO mare Peeping became the 78th Group winner by champion sire Redoute's Choice when she scored a decisive victory in Saturday's $400,000 $ATC Golden Pendant S. 1400m G2.
Fenway gets look at Valley before G2 race Cox Plate entry Fenway has had a familiarisation gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of her second-up start in the Group Two Stocks Stakes.
Fontiton ready to go first-up in Moir Fontiton is set to make her spring return in the Group One Moir Stakes with Craig Williams to ride the filly in a race for the first time.
Waller has strong hand in Epsom/Metrop Trainer Chris Waller has a big weekend ahead with Group One runners in Sydney and Melbourne.
Bengal Cat to resume in Edward Manifold Talented filly Bengal Cat begins her VRC Oaks campaign in the Edward Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Turnbull Stakes plans for Alpine Eagle Tony McEvoy is hoping Alpine Eagle can break through for a Group One win in the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Waterhouse stacks the bases in Flight Gai Waterhouse could have up to four runners in the Group One Flight Stakes while Godolphin will rely on Tea Rose Stakes winner Pearls.
Rebel Dane continues comeback at Randwick Trainer Gary Portelli is looking to Rebel Dane to continue his winning ways when he has his second start after throat surgery in the Premiere Stakes.
Boston Light nursing his wounds Promising colt Boston Light requires time on the sidelines after suffering a muscle injury in the Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
First US stakes winner for Lonhro Isotherm has won the Grade Three Pilgrim at Belmont in New York to give Australian sire Lonhro his first North American stakes win.
Epsom Hcp switch beckons for Kirramosa John Sargent is weighing up whether to stick to his plan to run Kirramosa in the Craven Plate or change tack towards the Epsom Handicap.
McEvoy and Oliver suspended at Caulfield Jockeys Kerrin McEvoy and Damien Oliver will miss important Group One rides after being suspended at Caulfield.
Music Magnate hits right note at Rosehill Music Magnate is one of Bjorn Baker's favourite horses, making his Rosehill win even better for the trainer.
Clipperton on top with Rosehill G2 double Two of Sam Clipperton's biggest supporters, mentor Ron Quinton and racing powerhouse Godolphin, have provided him with a feature double at Rosehill.
Bon Aurum wins Caulfield Guineas Prelude The Ciaron Maher-trained Bon Aurum has made it back-to-back stakes wins with victory in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude over 1400m.
Peeping in Group 2 Golden Pendant boilover Peeping has upstaged Catkins and Arabian Gold to win the Group Two Golden Pendant at Rosehill.
Bush filly Alart claims unlikely city win Muswellbrook filly Alart has come to town and beaten off the Gai Waterhouse-trained Flamboyant Lass to win the Listed Reginald Allen at Rosehill.
Williams, Stratum Star combine in Group 1 A narrow victory to Stratum Star in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes has given Craig Williams his fifth win in the race and trainer Darren Weir his second.
McGillivray win gets career back on track Veteran sprinter Riva De Lago has given apprentice Matthew McGillivray a timely boost in his comeback from a drug suspension.
Vanbrugh gallops away with Gloaming Stakes The Group One Spring Champion Stakes is the immediate goal for Vanbrugh after he appreciated a genuinely run race to win the Gloaming Stakes.
Mourinho stakes claims for WS Cox Plate Trainer Peter Gelagotis and eight-year-old gelding Mourinho are Cox Plate bound after capturing their maiden Group One success in the Underwood Stakes.
Miss Gunpowder wins 1000 Guineas Prelude Classy Adelaide filly Miss Gunpowder has firmed for the Thousand Guineas following a hard-fought win in the Prelude at Caulfield.
Secret Saga earns superlatives from Byrne Promising filly Secret Saga will chase interstate black-type success after glowing praise from Jim Byrne following her win at Doomben.
Boss guides Black Tomahawk to Listed win The Mike Moroney-trained Black Tomahawk has taken out the Listed Harry White Classic at Caulfield, courtesy of a well-judged Glen Boss ride.
Sabatini in another Caulfield first-up win Quality mare Sabatini has produced a strong finishing burst to score a fighting first-up win at Caulfield.
Amelie's Star keeps rising with G3 victory The rise of Amelie's Star from winning a maiden to a Group Three race in four starts has surprised even her trainer.
Press Statement Guineas fav after G2 romp Press Statement has booked himself a trip to Melbourne for the Caulfield Guineas with an assertive Stan Fox Stakes victory at Rosehill.
Dunn family to the fore in Caulfield wins Dylan Dunn and his father Dwayne were to the fore early on Underwood Stakes day, riding a winner each in the opening two races.
Last-to-first victory for Mr One Eleven Mr One Eleven ran from last to first to win at Rosehill, but trainer John Sargent won't be rushing him through his grades.
Apprentice earns high praise from Hayes Afleet Esprit has returned to winning form almost 12 months to the day since her last success in the Thousand Guineas Prelude at Caulfield.
Zabeel to be buried at NZ's Cambridge Stud Champion stallion Zabeel will be buried alongside Sir Tristram at Cambridge Stud following his death at the age of 29.
Red Cadeaux to arrive back in Victoria Triple Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux will be among the first shipment of European horses to arrive for the Melbourne spring carnival.
Waller in blinkered approach with import One of the few disappointments in an otherwise brilliant start to the spring for Chris Waller, Flamingo Star shapes as an improver at Rosehill.
$1m lure for Cox Plate hopes to Cranbourne A provincial club is putting up a $1 million bonus in the hope of luring potential Cox Plate runners for its Cup meeting.
Distance concern for Baker in Underwood Murray Baker is playing down his hopes of winning a fourth Underwood Stakes, saying the 1800m will probably be too short for Cups hope Mongolian Khan.
Hill tips Stan Fox surprise for GC pair Gold Coast-based trainer Bruce Hill will run two of the six horses in Saturday's Stan Fox Stakes and has tipped the pair to defy the odds.
Noblet hoping for Super result in Prelude Trainer Andrew Noblet is looking forward to seeing how Super Cash measures up in the Group Two Thousand Guineas Prelude at Caulfield.
Guineas Prelude to determine Spieth path Lightly raced Spieth tackles the Caulfield Guineas Prelude, a race that will shape his distance range for the spring.
Press Statement in WS Cox Plate reckoning Chris Waller has set Press Statement the task of winning his next two starts to earn a place in the Cox Plate.
Gr 1 Autumn Guineas races to clash again The Australian Pattern Committee says it is impossible to avoid a clash of the Australian and Randwick Guineas again this season.
Handicap conditions suit Lindsay Park team The handicap conditions of the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield look to suit the three Lindsay Park runners.
Two Blue perfect as she is: Buchanan Two Blue's trainer Kirstie Buchanan says she has no intention of changing the mare's front-running pattern, despite four recent second-place finishes.
David Payne stablemates to step up a level Trainer David Payne is looking for his next stable star with Over The Air and Foreign Prince auditioning for the part in stakes races at Rosehill.
McNeil excited about first Group One ride Apprentice Jye McNeil is looking forward to riding in his first Group One race when he partners Petrology in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Ninth Legion skips Gr 1 for Shannon Stakes The Hawkes Racing-trained Ninth Legion will take his place in the Shannon Stakes after being an early scratching from the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Ryan Moore third on comeback from injury Champion jockey Ryan Moore has finished third in his first race since injuring his neck in a barrier stalls incident.
Oliver going for seventh Rupert Clarke win Damien Oliver is hoping to win the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes for a seventh time when he rides favourite Disposition in the 1400m handicap at Caulfield.
No penalty for Laurie in Shockaholic case Mornington trainer Matt Laurie has not been penalised over a positive swab to methampetamine in one of his horses.
Big prizes up for grabs in spring carnival It's not just jockeys and trainers who will be the big winners at the spring carnival with charities in line for a big payday as well.
Disposition a choice ride for Oliver in G1 Damien Oliver liked what he saw in Disposition's Flemington win and has chosen that galloper over Rich Enuff in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Tough Tatoosh set for Gloaming Stakes test Newcastle trainer Paul Perry will take three horses to Rosehill headed by Gloaming Stakes hopeful Tatoosh.
Miss Gunpowder ready for Prelude showdown Talented Adelaide three-year-old Miss Gunpowder will clash with a host of promising fillies in the Thousand Guineas Prelude at Caulfield.
Underwood key race for Volkstok'n'barrell Craig Williams says he will learn a lot more about Volkstok'n'barrell when he partners the gelding in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Look To The Stars to rebound at Rosehill Group One placegetter Look To The Stars has the chance to redeem herself at Rosehill after an inglorious last-start performance.
Stats don't count when it comes to Catkins Chris Waller is happy to ignore the detailed spreadsheets that keep tabs on his stable when it comes to Catkins.
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Velrosso set to make an impact at Doomben Velrosso, the horse which kicked trainer Matt Dunn in the face and fractured his skull, is set to race for the first time since the incident at Doomben.
Manhattan Blues on trial for G1 Guineas Trainer Tony McEvoy says the performance on Manhattan Blues in a Caulfield Guineas lead-up race will determine whether he presses on to the Group One.
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Black Caviar delivers second foal Three-time Australian Horse of the Year, Black Caviar, has safely delivered her second foal, a colt by Sebring.
Sky Hunter on Melbourne Cup trail Sky Hunter has come through his second at Newbury in good order and plans are for him to come to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Bondi Beach demoted to second in St Leger Bondi Beach wlll not be re-handicapper for the Melbourne Cup despite losing his win in the St Leger.
Ryan Moore back in action after injury Internationally renowned jockey Ryan Moore will make his comeback to race riding at Newmarket after testing his injured neck in a gallop.
Apprentice free to ride in G1 at Caulfield Michael Dee will start an eight-meeting suspension after riding Bull Point in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Rising star Mogador off to Melbourne Mogador has stamped himself as a horse of the future for Godolphin after a narrow first-up win over a stablemate at Warwick Farm.
Hyland has high hopes for Lizard Island Pat Hyland has set his sights on the Caulfield Guineas and Victoria Derby with Lizard Island after the horse's impressive win at Pakenham.
Leading role key to Harmony's G1 chances Four straight wins in open handicaps have earned Charmed Harmony a shot at the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Wide gate gives Keys a G1 headache Connections of Rich Enuff will weigh up whether to run the horse in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes after drawing the outside barrier.
Yaboroo in contention for Melb campaign Yaboroo has broken through for his first win at Warwick Farm, giving trainer Joe Pride reason to entertain taking the three-year-old to Melbourne.
Price has ambitious plans for Badawiya Mick Price will chase a black-type win in the Edward Manifold Stakes with Badawiya after her metropolitan success at Pakenham.
Waller colt to make Guineas Statement Chris Waller will provide Hugh Bowman with seven rides at Rosehill, including highly fancied three-year-old Press Statement and crowd favourite Catkins.
Underwood to set Volkstok'n'barrell's path A decision on whether Volkstok'n'barrell is aimed at the Cox Plate or Caulfield Cup will be made after he contests the Underwood Stakes.
Fame Game stretches legs at Werribee Japan's Melbourne and Caulfield Cup hopefuls Fame Game and Hokko Brave are settling into their first week at the Werribee quarantine centre.
Alan Thomas to retire from race calling Top Brisbane racecaller Alan Thomas has announced he will retire from broadcasting on Boxing Day.
Victoria Pendleton unplaced in second race Dual Olympic gold medal winning cyclist Victoria Pendleton has finished well back on Royal Etquette in her second start as an amateur jockey.
Aidan O'Brien could bring 5 horses to Melb Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien could have five runners over the Melbourne spring carnival and his first Cup runners for seven years.
American Pharoah in strong work-out Triple Crown winner American Pharoah has had a strong work-out as he prepares for his final start in the Breeders Cup Classic.
Roger Varian rules Postponed out of Arc Postponed will not run in the Arc with his new trained Roger Varian ruling him out of Europe's most prestigious race.
Contributer, Fawkner head Underwood field Two of the early fancies for the Cox Plate, Fawkner and Contributer, will clash for the first time in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Oliver to ride Snow Sjy in Caulfield Cup Damien Oliver will ride topweight Snow Sky in the Caulfield Cup as he seeks a record-equalling fifth win in the race.
Second decs taken for Plate, Caulfield Cup There are 81 horses still in the mix for the Caulfield Cup and 73 second acceptors for the Cox Plate.
McEvoy encouraged by Eagle's Valley gallop Tony McEvoy has given Alpine Eagle his first look around Moonee Valley and says he couldn't have been happier with the horse's workout.
Gobstopper confirmed for Gloaming start Three-year-old Gobstopper will follow in some famous New Zealand hoofsteps when he runs in the Gloaming Stakes.
Lane after back-to-back Rupert Clarke wins Jockey Damian Lane is hoping to win the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes for the second year in a row, this time with talented mare Gregers.
Beau Tirage to end preparation in style Beau Tirage's trainer Keith Dryden is confident the sprinter can head to the spelling paddock on a bright note at Warwick Farm.
Qld turf officials leave Nikolic on outer Racing Queensland has rejected Danny Nikolic's application for a licence to return to race riding.
New Aust home for Cup veteran Red Cadeaux Red Cadeaux will be in unfamiliar surroundings when he arrives in Australia to contest his fifth Melbourne Cup.
Price eyes bigger prizes for Badawiya
A wide draw won't stop Mick Price from taking Badawiya to Pakenham as the filly heads towards bettter spring races.
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Contributer in Valley gallop for Underwood Contributer will have his second start of the spring in the Group One Underwood Stakes and has prepared for the race with a solo gallop at Moonee Valley.
Man of His Word to target Group Races Exciting three-year-old Man Of His Word stamped himself as a potential group horse with his super-impressive win in the Best Signs Class 1 Handicap (Race 8-1200m) at Gold Coast on Saturday.
Counterattack impresses in Heritage Stakes Marvellous broodmare Kisma added a third stakeswinner to her outstanding record when Counterattack, her 3YO son by Redoute's Choice, pounced late to win the $100,000 ATC Heritage S. 1100m LR at Randwick on Saturday.
No Caulfield Cup penalty for Magnapal Luke Currie's chances of riding Magnapal in the Caulfield Cup have diminished with the gelding escaping a weight penalty for his qualifying win.
Brent Zerafa to appeal three-month ban Racing media personality Brent Zerafa has been disqualified for three months after being found guilty of prejudicial conduct.
Barrier draw crucial for Under The Louvre A capacity field of 16 is expected for the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes with 27 nominations received for the race at Caulfield.
Mourinho back in familiar surrounds Mourinho is back in familiar surroundings as he prepares for his Group One assignments aimed at getting him to the Cox Plate.
Catkins seeking Gold in Pendant at Rosehill Grey mares Catkins and Arabian Gold will again do battle in the Group Two Golden Pendant at Rosehill.
Tarzino Guineas bound after Caulfield win Trainer Mick Price has had a change of mind about Victoria Derby-bound Tarzino and the Caulfield Guineas now on his program.
Holy Roman Sprint Star Aiming at International Success A brilliant son of Holy Roman Emperor, classy Australian bred sprinter Emperor Max (6g Holy Roman Emperor x Maxerelle, by Strategic) pleased connections with a stylish first up victory at Kranji in Singapore on Sunday in the Garden City Trophy Sng Gr 3
Not A Single Doubt's Caulfield Double Two weeks after winning his first stakes race at his Melbourne debut, Not A Single Doubt's son Fell Swoop did it again, only this time he had to overcome a pre-race hold-up and a difficult run.
Hello Overstay! Street Cry filly kick starts her Spring Talented filly Overstay announced herself as a filly for the future with a comprehensive maiden win earning glowing praise from champion jockey Craig Williams
Sam Kavanagh to fight lengthy ban Trainer Sam Kavanagh says he has been given a life sentence after being handed a disqualification of nine years and three months for cobalt offences.
Beneteau quinella at Sydney 2YO Trials A Newcastle-trained pair of fillies gave notice that Beneteau's second and final crop is set to match the impact made by his first runners last season
French import Eyrton impresses in trial Trainer Tony McEvoy will bide his time with French import Eyrton, an impressive six-length winner of a Cranbourne barrier trial.
Hardline to stay at home for next start Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley will give Hardline at least one more run at home before heading interstate with the Group One aspirant.
Victoria Pendleton in second race ride Dual Olympic cycling champion Victoria Pendleton is out to go one better aboard Royal Etiquette after finishing second on him at her first race ride.
Lure of Melbourne Cup for internationals Enticing international connections to go through difficult logistics just to get here for the Melbourne Cup is Leigh Jordon's job.
Lankan Rupee shines in Cranbourne trial
The three placegetters in a Cranbourne trial, Lankan Rupee, Angelic Light and Srikandi, are scheduled to clash in the Manikato Stakes.
Aidan O'Brien sets sights on Melbourne Cup Champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien is likely to bring Kingfisher and Bondi Beach to the Melbourne Cup with Lloyd Williams now a part-owner in the pair.
Disposition chasing first Group One win Lee Freedman says Disposition has improved from his first-up win ahead of attempt at the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Epsom more likely target for Silverball Chris Waller is reconsidering his next target with Silverball and says the Epsom Handicap could be a better option than the longer Metropolitan.
Rose out to remain unbeaten in Prelude Alaskan Rose will be out to maintain her unbeaten record when she steps up to stakes company for the first time in the Thousand Guineas Prelude.
Chris Waller eyeing more Group One success Chris Waller has begun the new season with two of the four Group One races run and is looking to build on that tally at Caulfield.
Busy time for Williams despite suspension A careless ridng suspension doesn't mean Craig Williams will be any less busy heading into his next meeting.
Charlie Cat gets another life with Guy Trainer Bryan Guy will keep working to correct Charlie Cat's barrier manners, determined to get the talented gelding back to winning ways.
Some notable Melbourne Cup entries It's Racing Victoria chief handicapper's job to calculate the weights for Melbourne Cup contenders.
Melbourne Cup weights a year-long exercise The complex calculations to determine the all-important weights in the Melbourne Cup starts as soon as the field goes past the winning post.
Protectionist to continue Cup path in Melb Satisfied with the effort of Protectionist in the George Main Stakes, Kris Lees will head south with the Melbourne Cup winner.
John Gosden on Arc weather watch Trainer John Gosden admits he is wary about running Golden Horn and Jack Hobbs against Treve if there is a soft track for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Sheikh Mohammed's son dies suddenly Sheikh Rashid, the eldest son of Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed, has died aged 34 of a heart attack.
Ruling Dynasty charges to Randwick win
Ruling Dynasty has pulled off a come-from-behind win at Randwick, impressing his jockey Tommy Berry.
Magnapal earns start in G1 Caulfield Cup Improving stayer Magnapal has won a place in the Group One Caulfield Cup, earning a ballot exemption with victory in the MRC Foundation Cup.
Waller channels Bart in Preferment upset Preferment was almost scratched from the Hill Stakes due to a wet track but trainer Chris Waller's eventual decision has been a winning one.
Politeness win a timely tonic for owner Politeness has produced a barnstorming run to score first-up at Caulfield and her trainer hopes it will lead to a spring Group One win.
Fell Swoop rallies from brink of defeat The promising Fell Swoop has taken his record to eight wins from 10 starts with a gritty victory in the Listed Testa Rossa Stakes at Caulfield.
Steel Zip continues Brisbane winning spree Steel Zip's purple patch of Brisbane form has convinced trainer Pat Duff to find a suitable race in Sydney for the veteran sprinter.
Godolphin's Pearls glimmers in G2 Tea Rose Well-related filly Pearls has all but earned a shot at Sydney's top fillies after running away with the Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick.
WFA Cox Plate firmly in Kermadec's sights Kermadec is now the equal Cox Plate favourite after adding the George Main Stakes to his win in the Doncaster Mile.
Don't Tell Mamma impresses at Caulfield A different riding pattern has allowed Don't Tell Mamma to storm to a dominant win at Caulfield, setting up a path towards better races.
Rebel Dane back to best in Group 2 Shorts A two-year absence from the winners' circle has been rectified with Rebel Dane wearing away at Ball Of Muscle to claim the Group Two Shorts.
Lane guides Kayjay's Joy to Caulfield win David Hayes will look to step Kayjay's Joy up in class after the former NSW mare's win at Caulfield.
Kasiano Lad snares Randwick return victory The Jason Coyle-trained Kasiano Lad has produced a late surge to score a Randwick win on his return to city racing.
Good Value scores narrow win at Caulfield A Caulfield win has given nine-year-old Good Value his seventh victory in a career restricted by injury.
Sadler's Lake confirms Epsom Handicap bid Sadler's Lake has earned a spot on Chris Waller's Epsom Handicap team with victory in a lead-up race at Randwick.
Bassett stakes claim for Caulfield Guineas Three-year-old Bassett has given trainer Peter Moody even more to think about as he stamped his Guineas claims in a first-up win at Caulfield.
Too Good To Refuse earns Sydney G1 start The Desleigh Forster-trained three-year-old Too Good To Refuse will step up to Group One levekl at his next start after winning at Doomben.
Waller to launch Counterattack at Consul A Heritage Stakes victory has set Counterattack up for a clash with Golden Rose winner Exosphere in the Roman Consul Stakes.
Australian racing remembers fallen jockeys The names of 877 jockeys killed in racing accidents feature on a memorial that has been unveiled at Caulfield.
Gailo Chop wins Cox Plate lead-up Australian-owned French horse Gailo Chop has tuned up for the Cox Plate with victory in the Group Three Maisons-Laffitte.
Moody avoids race day treatment charge Peter Moody has avoided a charge of a race day treatment to Noela's Choice who was withdrawn from a race at Moonee Valley in June.
Sofia Rose can bloom at Randwick: Marsh Sofia Rosa's trainer Stephen Marsh says the filly is ready to show her potential in the Tea Rose Stakes at Randwick.
Spring test looms for Weir-trained Taiyoo Six-year-old Taiyoo steps to 2000m in the MRC Foundation Cup with his performance to help shape the rest of his spring campaign.
Chris Waller has day out at Newcastle Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has claimed three of the four Group Three races on Newcastle's feature spring program.
Smith says In Her Time ready for Sat class In Her Time's trainer Benjamin Smith says he has no hesitation placing his filly in the Tea Rose Stakes at just her second start.
Farm life works for Cameron winner Forget Forget, part-owned by former Australian Test cricketers Ricky Ponting and Mark Waugh, has won the Group Three Cameron Handicap.
Sertorius scratched from Caulfield G3 race An elevated white blood cell count has ruled Sertorius out of the MRC Foundation Cup with second emergency Ethiopia to gain a start in the 2000 race.
Devil Hawk wins Group Three Spring Stakes Stablemates Devil Hawk and She's Clean have won Group three races at Newcastle for trainer Chris Waller.
Exodus set to make debut for O'Sullivan After undergoing knee surgery, former Adelaide galloper Exodus will make his Melbourne debut at Caulfield.
G3 race pivotal in Rudy's Epsom bid Kerrin McEvoy heads to Randwick with two genuine chances in stakes races aboard Rudy in the Bill Ritchie Handicap and Shiraz in The Shorts.
Pfieffer prays away the rain at Randwick Trainer David Pfieffer says Atmospherical and Chestnut Road will both their chances harmed if there is a rain-affected track at Randwick.
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Kirramosa looms as Sargent's Main chance Trainer John Sargent is excited about the spring prospects of a fit and healthy Kirramosa who lines up in the George Main Stakes.
Kentucky Flyer continues Derby campaign Robbie Laing says three-year-old Kentucky Flyer faces a stern examination of his potential at Caulfield.
Griante close to peak fitness for How Now Griante will need to overcome an awkward barrier in the How Now Stakes but trainer David Brideoake believes the mare is on target to run well.
Keen Array ready for Caulfield turf test Keen Array is a clear-cut favourite in his return to turf racing at Caulfield after emphatic wins on synthetic tracks at his past two starts.
Kissed living up to her Destiny Kissed By Destiny is making up for a delayed start to her career with the six-year-old chasing her fourth win from six starts when she runs at Doomben.
Promising stayer Amexed returns at Doomben Tony Gollan is glad to have Amexed back at the races, even though he isn't expecting too much from the promising stayer at Doomben.
Newcastle meeting takes centre stage Newcastle takes centre stage with four stakes races on its annual spring program which has been condensed from two days to one.
Cumani devastated by loss of horses Trainer Luca Cumani is shocked by Sheikh Mohammed Obaid Al Maktoum's decision to take all his horses from the stable including Group One winner Postponed.
Charities to be represented at Caulfield Horses in the Group Three MRC Foundation Cup will be racing for a Caulfield Cup berth and will also earn money for charity.
Freedman galloper to return at Caulfield Lee Freedman is expecting improvement to come from Java which makes his return to racing in the Testa Rossa Stakes at Caulfield.
McDonald to ride Contributer in Underwood Godolphin has called on its top jockey James McDonald to reunite with Contributer in the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Hail storm causes chaos during horse race A hail storm has struck Grafton racetrack during the running of a race, causing mayhem at the NSW country meeting.
Joe Pride on weather watch with Terravista Joe Pride is confident Terravista can regain his sprint crown this spring but his immediate concern is the Sydney weather.
Avdulla takes a Chance on Williams import In-form jockey Brenton Avdulla will rekindle his association with big-time owner Lloyd Williams when he rides Chance To Dance in the Hill Stakes.
Stable spy claims stuns racing industry A Racing Victoria plan to use undercover operations to source information from racing stables has shocked the thoroughbred industry.
Waller, Waterhouse to dominate Cameron Hcp With John Thompson leaning to a Group One start for Hooked, the Cameron Handicap is at the mercy of two leading Sydney trainers.
Sweynesse to stake Epsom Handicap claims A top-four George Main Stakes finish from Sweynesse will put the Godolphin galloper on course for an Epsom Handicap start.
Vezalay to back up in search of Group win Vezalay is set to run in the How Now Stakes on a seven-day back up and co-trainer Leon Corstens can't fault the talented sprinter.
Heart attack claims Tassie star Banca Mo Tasmanian gelding Banca Mo, winner of more than $800,000 prize money, has died of a suspected heart attack.
O'Shea speaks out over raceday treatment John O'Shea says the inability of a prominent administrator to answer a question about a raceday treatment rule proves trainers are right to be confused.
Deja vu for Hayes with import Almoonqith David Hayes has compared MRC Foundation Cup runner Almoonqith to his 2006 Caulfield Cup winner Tawqeet.
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Too Good To Refuse in line for Sydney trip The Desleigh Forster-trained Too Good To Refuse can earn a start in the Group One Spring Champion Stakes if he can win at Doomben.
Heathcote says it's time for Lauterbrunnen Trainer Robert Heathcote expects Lauterbrunnen to cope with a transition to open-class racing at Doomben.
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Star Witness Filly Salutes at Canterbury A big team of delighted owners were on hand to see talented Star Witness filly Magic Alibi score a stylish first up win at Canterbury on Wednesday for the Gerald Ryan stable.
Coral surprised at proposed race name ban Leading bookmaker Coral says reports they and other firms would banned from race sponsorship is illogical.
Peter Moody not a target: Bailey Victoria's chief steward Terry Bailey denies Peter Moody is being targeted, saying all trainers are subject to the same rules.
Favourite gets start in MRC Foundation Cup Six-year-old The United States is favourite to earn a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption in the MRC Foundation Cup.
Import impresses with first Australian win The Caulfield and Melbourne Cups may come up too quickly for imported galloper Velox but trainer David Hayes holds high hopes after a Pakenham success.
Craig Williams outed for seven meetings Craig Williams has been suspended for seven meetings but will return to ride Volkstok'n'barrell in the Underwood Stakes.
Chris Waller comes out swinging for Moody Chris Waller has called on racing administrators to bring the sport under one banner as he threw his support behind fellow trainer Peter Moody.
Cummings has G1 aspirations for Muraqaba Trainer Anthony Cummings has predicted Canterbury winner Muraqaba will be a force in Melbourne during the spring carnival.
Pakenham winners looking at spring riches Spieth and Mr Individual have scored strong wins at Pakenham and their respective trainers have high hopes for the spring.
Bell in top form ahead of Singapore stint Tim Bell has ridden a treble at Ipswich as he counts down the days until he takes up a Singapore contract.
Nikolic barred from Victorian racetracks Suspended jockey Danny Nikolic has been barred from Victorian racetracks under an order by Victoria Police.
Qld trainer disaqualified for four months Trainer Peter Moncrieff has been disqualified after Judge Ruby returned an elevated TCO2 level as a $101 chance in a race at Doomben.
Unexpected G1 chance for Glyn Schofield Having won the first Group One of the season aboard Boban, Glyn Schofield gets a plum chance to add to his tally of majors on Kermadec at Randwick.
Magnapal faces biggest test at Caulfield Last-start Listed winner Magnapal will get his chance to earn a Caulfield Cup start when he runs in the MRC Foundation Cup at Caulfield.
Peter Moody in threat to quit horse racing Leading trainer Peter Moody says he is fed up with racing's rules which have him at the centre of a raceday treatment inquiry.
Bloods normal for Godolphin's Rose flops Stewards have confirmed there are no abnormalities in blood tests taken from Holler and Shards after their Golden Rose failures.
The United States an emergency in G3 race The United States is not assured of a start in the MRC Foundation Cup, a race which carries a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption for the winner.
Group race target for Charge Forward mare The Group 3 Angst Stakes at Randwick on 10 October is the target for Charge Forward's daughter Something Secret who scored a tough won over 1500 metres at Rosehill on Saturday
A Good Project for Cup Week A trip to Melbourne is on the cards for Not A Single Doubt's 4YO son Good Project, who opened his new season campaign with a strong win over 1200 metres at Rosehill last Saturday.
Charlie Cat ready for Australian comeback Charlie Cat is ready for the second instalment of his Australian career after his time in Hong Kong was cut short.
Jessy Belle up for tough Caulfield test
Trainer Luke Oliver has given Jessy Belle extra time to recover from a tough first-up run, but she's ready to take her place at Caulfield.
Melb Cup winner among G1 George Main field Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist will take the next step towards a defence of his title in the George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Glyn Schofield to ride Kermadec in G1 Glyn Schofield has an ideal opportunity to win his second Group One race of the season after picking up the mount on George Main Stakes fancy Kermadec.
Fame Game a firm favourite in Cup betting The release of Melbourne Cup weights did little to change the betting on the race with Japan's Fame Game retaining favouritism.
Precedence may deliver Cummings fairytale Two years after copping hate mail when Bart Cummings' Precedence missed out on a Melbourne Cup run, the handicapper is hoping for a fairytale.
Racing Queensland posts $11.2 million loss Racing Queensland has reported an $11.2 million operating loss for 2014/2015.
Williams hoping for elusive Melbourne Cup Craig Williams believes Japanese horse Hokko Brave can win both the Caulfield Cup and the Melbourne Cup.
Boss loses appeal, Kermadec ride left open George Main Stakes favourite Kermadec will have a new jockey for the Group One race after Glen Boss lost an appeal against a suspension.
O'Brien may have another Melbourne Cup go Crowd favourite and three-time runner-up Red Cadeaux is leading a quality international field as he eyes his fifth successive Melbourne Cup appearance.
Caulfield outing the preference for Kapour Ciaron Maher is favouring a run at Caulfield for former French stayer Kapour as a lead-up to the bigger spring races.
Buffering cleared for Melbourne campaign Trainer Robert Heathcote has given the OK for veteran sprinter Buffering to embark on another Melbourne spring campaign.
Waterhouse trio to make Canterbury impact Gai Waterhouse has three early favourites at Canterbury, including promising three-year-olds Dark Steel and Regatta Rebel.
Tough draw no issue for Kansas Sunflower Luke Oliver has a richer race in mind for Kansas Sunflower who will contest at race at Pakenham despite drawing a wide barrier.
Protectionist topweight for repeat Cup win Last year's winner Protectionist and UK stayer Snow Sky head the weights for the $6.2 million Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Group 1 Treble for Galileo On a weekend that belonged to Galileo, the champion sire ended it on a high with Mondialiste (5h Galileo x Occupandiste, by Kaldoun) winning the Grade I Woodbine Mile in Canada on Sunday.
Melbourne Cup weights to be released Racing Victoria's chief handicapper Greg Carpenter will release weights for the Melbourne Cup seven weeks out from the famous race.
Boss left on outer after losing ban appeal Glen Boss has had an appeal against a careless-riding ban dismissed and he will serve a 10-meeting suspension.
Let's Make Adeal hoping to book Cup berth Let's Make Adeal will be one of the horses attempting to book a Caulfield Cup start in the Naturalism Stakes.
Ready For Victory new Guineas favourite The Mick Price-trained Ready For Victory has assumed favouritism for the Group One Caulfield Guineas.
Kirramosa back in Group One contention Injuries have plagued Kirramosa over the past two years but trainer John Sargent is convinced she is now ready to show her Group One form.
Canberra sprinter to swoop on Caulfield Up-and-coming sprinter Fell Swoop passed his first stakes test at Moonee Valley and will chase another Listed win in the Testa Rossa Stakes at Caulfield.
Third Stakes Winner for Uncle Mo Champion 2YO Uncle Mo is making every post a winner with his sparkling first crop runners, adding a third stakes-winner to his tally when Uncle Brennie (2c Uncle Mo x Moon Music, by Malibu Moon) took out the $75,000 Sunday Silence Stakes at Louisiana Downs.
Perignon get chance in Furious Stakes Perignon's form around Golden Rose runner-up Speak Fondly has further boosted trainer Gerald Ryan's confidence heading to the Tea Rose Stakes.
Coolmore next target for Petits Filous The Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington on Victoria Derby day is set to be unbeaten filly Petits Filous' next start.
Teronado to stay in Brisbane for next run Group One placegetter Teronado will stay home in Brisbane for his third start in his comeback from an injury suffered in the 2014 George Main Stakes.
Epsom favourite Winx to carry 53kg Epsom Handicap favourite Winx will carry 53kg in the Group One mile at Randwick in her bid to give trainer Chris Waller his third successive win.
Treve a brilliant winner of Arc trial Treve has warmed up for her attempt to win a third Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with a comfortable Group One victory at Longchamp.
Winx the new Epsom Handicap favourite Queensland Oaks winner Winx is the $4.50 favoueite for the Epsom Handicap following her Theo Marks Stakes win.
Brown Panther euthanised during St Leger Owner-breeder Michael Owen has described the death of Brown Panther during the Irish St Leger as the saddest day of his life.
Hardline wins Sunshine Coast comeback New Zealand Karaka Millions winner Hardline has eased to victory in the first race of his three-year-old season at the Sunshine Coast.
Charmed Harmony on Group One mission Charmed Harmony missed a start in the Memsie Stakes but will be given his Group One chance in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Injury halts Big Memory's spring Tony McEvoy has been forced to temporarily halt the spring campaign of Big Memory after tests revealed soreness.
Waller stable to dominate Hill Stakes Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will saddle up most of the field in the Hill Stakes which will determine spring aspirations for most of them.
Fawkner favourite for Cox Plate Fawkner is favourite to go one better in the Cox Plate than a year ago after racing to a first-up Makybe Diva Stakes win.
Pornichet heads Waterhouse's Randwick team Doomben Cup winner Pornichet will be the headline horse for Gai Waterhouse at Randwick where hopes will also be high for Flamboyant Lass.
Wicked Intent to be tested at Randwick Former champion jockey Chris Munce will have his first interstate runner as a trainer when he brings Wicked Intent to Sydney for the Roman Consul Stakes.
Bondi Beach, Golden Horn both win Melbourne Cup entrant Bondi Beach has won the English St Leger, being promoted from second after two incidents of interference.
Boss shocked at copping 10 meeting ban A shocked Glen Boss says he will appeal against a careless riding suspension after being banned for 10 meetings at Flemington.
God's In Him arrives in photo finish
The Hawkes Racing-trained God's In Him has beaten Nevagotavote in a photo finish to the last race on Golden Rose day.
O'Shea requests Holler, Shards be swabbed Godolphin trainer John O'Shea has asked racing officials to swab colts Holler and Shards after their poor Golden Rose performances.
Amicus impresses in Let's Elope Stakes The Melbourne staff of trainer Chris Waller couldn't believe the transformation of Amicus when she arrived from Sydney two days before her Flemington win.
Winx sprouts wings to earn Epsom Hcp shot Chris Waller has won three of the four stakes races at Rosehill including the Theo Marks Stakes with big-finishing mare Winx.
Primal Flight success a tonic for Heinrich The Gillian Heinrich-trained Primal Flight has been well supported to score an all-the-way win at Doomben.
Churchill Dancer gives Dee biggest victory A Group Two win in the Bobbie Lewis Stakes at Flemington aboard Churchill Dancer has given Michael Dee his most important win.
Catkins back to brilliant best in Sheraco Prolific winner Catkins has reaffirmed her crown as Sydney's most popular mare with a first-up Sheraco Stakes win at Rosehill.
Disposition wins first-up at Flemington Group One handicaps are on the radar for Disposition after the classy gelding returned to racing with a comfortable win at Flemington.
Fawkner resumes with gritty Makybe victory Eight-year-old Fawkner has gone one better than 12 months ago in the Makybe Diva Stakes to win the Group One race in his return from a spell.
Exosphere dominates Group 1 Golden Rose Godolphin colt Exosphere had lived up to his favouritism to score a dominant win in the $1 million Golden Rose.
Something Secret opens up in Rosehill win Something Secret has overcome some early problems and immaturity to set herself up for spring stakes racing with a win at Rosehill.
Kinglike impresses with Danehill victory As Peter Moody maintained his media ban, it has been left to owner David Moodie and jockey Glen Boss to sing the praises of Kinglike.
Rosehill winner latest Project for Waller Four-year-old Good Project has redeemed himself with a first-up win at Rosehill following a mixed campaign during the winter carnival in Brisbane.
Didntcostalot overcomes distance doubts Didntcostalot has beaten stable companion Best Of The Rest to prove he is more than an out--and-out speed merchant.
Maher lands stakes double at Flemington Three-year-old colt Bon Aurum will be given his chance to head towards the Caulfield Guineas after scoring a Listed win over 1400m at Flemington.
Avdulla keeps wins rolling with Silverball Brenton Avdulla has made a flying start to Golden Rose day, winning the opening races aboard Herne's Oak and the Metropolitan-bound Silverball.
Avdulla steers Herne's Oak to Rosehill win Bjorn Baker says jockey Brenton Avdulla has made the difference between winning and losing on Herne's Oak at Rosehill.
Albonetti ends run of outs at Flemington Albonetti has outstayed Sir Mako to score an overdue and important win in her quest to earn a Cups start.
Late charge delivers win for Lock's Legend Lock's Legend has produced a strong finish for apprentice Jim Orman to beat Hora Sexta at Doomben.
Petits Filous maintains unbeaten record Three-year-old Petits Filous has made it four wins from as many starts with a dominant victory at Flemington to earn high praise from Damien Oliver.
Cummings remembered at Flemington Bart Cummings has been farewelled in Melbourne at the racetrack where he won a record 12 Melbourne Cups.
Cummings magic remembered at Flemington A commemorative service for Bart Cummings has been held at Flemington racecourse, the scene of the trainer's 12 Melbourne Cup triumphs.
Treve primed for Prix Vermeille Dual Arc winner Treve is on song for the Prix Vermeille, a key lead-up to her defence of Europe's most prestigious race.
Zahra hoping Eagle soars to G1 win The talented Alpine Eagle forms part of a good book of feature race rides for Mark Zahra on Makybe Diva Stakes day at Flemington.
Epsom Handicap calling for Sons Of John Jason Attard says the Epsom Handicap could be on the horizon for the Hawkesbury Cup-winning galloper Sons Of John.
Catkins return a weighty issue for Waller Chris Waller has left room for improvement in Catkins as the popular grey mare starts another campaign in the Sheraco Stakes.
Vezalay on target for Let's Elope Stakes Trainer Leon Corstens is hoping for more success in the Let's Elope Stakes when Vezalay lines up in the Group Two race for mares at Flemington.
Noble Protector tries 1400m first time Noble Protector will be having her first run at trip shorter than 1600m when she runs in the Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington.
Keys wary of opposition in Bobbie Lewis Rich Enuff is on target for his main aim of the spring, the Rupert Clarke Stakes, and takes another step towards that goal in the Bobbie Lewis Quality.
Reemah out to upstage males in Danehill David Hayes believes Reemah will be better suited ridden quietly in the Danehill Stakes after she led all the way at Geelong.
The Sun set to shine for Portelli stable Sebring Sun is the shining light in the Gary Portelli stable with the trainer hoping he can go the distance in the Group One Golden Rose.
Press Statement to bring good news in Rose Press Statement can take another step towards fulfilling the potential his trainer knows he has when he takes on Exosphere in the Golden Rose.
Decision time is looming for NZ galloper The Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington is likely to determine whether it's the Cox Plate or Caulfield Cup for Volkstok'n'barrell.
Keep Cool steps up to pet distance Former Sydneysider Keep Cool gets up to his best distance of 2000 metres when he runs at Doomben.
Punta Norte sticks to 1600 metres Trainer Robert Heathcote remains keen to step Punter Norte up to 2000 metres but there are few options in Brisbane for the time being.
Our Ivanhowe to miss Makybe Diva German import Our Ivanhowe will have his Australian debut delayed after running in a barrier trial instead of the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Gold Symphony scratched from Rose An elevated temperature has forced the withdrawal of the Peter Moody-trained Gold Symphony from the Golden Rose, leaving a field of eight.
Cummings to remembered at Flemington A public memorial service for legendary trainer Bart Cummings will be held at Flemington racecourse before the Makybe Diva Stakes program.
Melbourne Cup entries in St Leger Trainer Aidan O'Brien will send out three of his Melbourne Cup entries in the English St Leger at Doncaster.
Racing.com set to air on subscription TV The Makybe Diva Stakes meeting at Flemington will be shown on pay TV, joining free-to-air and digital coverage of racing.
Snowden fears Catkins in Sheraco Stakes Peter Snowden, trainer of dominant Sheraco Stakes favourite Bounding, regards ultra-consistent mare Catkins as a genuine threat at Rosehill.
Three contenders for Hopes in Let's Elope Lee and Shannon Hope head into uncharted waters when they saddle three runners in the Group Two Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington.
Setinum out to book another shot at Gr 1 Trainer Shane Fliedner has opted to drop Setinum back in trip for the Bobbie Lewis Quality and is delighted with the gelding ahead of the 1200m sprint.
Light spring in store for Qld Oaks winner Queensland Oaks winner Winx will have an abbreviated spring campaign after an arduous three-year-old season.
New training track opened at Werribee A new training track has been opened at Werribee racecourse which will host the overseas horses for the spring carnival.
Warren says Puritan in Bel Sprinter mould Jason Warren is unperturbed by a rapid rise in class for maiden winner Puritan who will take his place in the Group Two Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Stakes test for Vandyke's stable bad boy David Vandyke will bid to extend his Kingston Town Stakes record to three wins in the past five years when Maurus tackles the Rosehill feature.
G1 Golden Rose favouritism up for grabs Exosphere will have his work cut out holding on to Golden Rose favouritism, but trainer John O'Shea is sticking by the Godolphin colt.
Alpine Eagle ready to roll in Makybe Diva A nose roll and a step up in distance has Tony McEvoy looking forward to the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington with Alpine Eagle.
Chris Munce Intent on spring carnival raid Wicked Intent can confirm the spring carnival ambitions of trainer Chris Munce with a competitive return at Doomben.
Makybe looms as milestone race for Waller If Press Statement wins the Golden Rose in Sydney, a Makybe Diva Stakes success will have extra significance for leading trainer Chris Waller.
Wide draw no barrier for Didntcostalot Leading Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is confident Didntcostalot has the speed to negate a wide draw when the horse chases back-to-back wins at Doomben.
Gerry Harvey backs Kavanagh post-cobalt Counsel for Sam Kavanagh says the circumstances of his case should lead to a lessening of the time the trainer serves for cobalt offences.
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Set Square dodging stars at Flemington VRC Oaks winner Set Square will take another step towards the Caulfield Cup when she runs in a support race at Flemington.
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Dual G1 winner Tac De Boistron retired Australian-owned dual Group One winner Tac De Boistron has been retired with trainer Marco Botti paying tribute to the tough stayer.
Fawkner supported in Makybe Diva betting Fawkner has met with solid support in early betting for his first-up run in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Ryan punts on Flying Achilles for Group 1 Gerald Ryan says Flying Achilles will make a bid for the Spring Champion Stakes, while Chris Waller snared two victories at Warwick Farm.
HK-based Joao Moreira's six Rosehill rides Hong Kong-based jockey Joao Moreira will ride Shards for Godolphin in the $1 million Golden Rose.
Tony Gollan dominates with winning treble Trainer Tony Gollan has continued his flying start to the season with a trio of winners at the midweek Doomben meeting.
Wet track forces move of Cranbourne trials An important set of barrier trials populated by spring carnival contenders have been rescheduled to later in the week.
Import begins Cup campaign at Flemington John Sadler has decided on the Spring Is The Season Handicap instead of the Makybe Diva Stakes for the return to racing of Mutual Regard at Flemington.
Waller colt to make Golden Rose Statement Press Statement was beaten by Exosphere in a lead-up race but Tye Angland expects the result to be much closer when it counts in the Golden Rose.
Happy Trails after more Flemington success Happy Trails will line up in the Makybe Diva Stakes for the first time and trainer Paul Beshara says the horse is working strongly enough to win.
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Firm track key to Saluter: Heathcote The Magic Millions carnival at the Gold Coast is on the radar for Saluter who is back with Robert Heathcote after a brief interstate campaign.
Cummings tradition continues at Farm The James Cummings-trained Way Too Good has landed some good bets in beating Falkenberg at Warwick Farm.
Last Bullet ready for Danehill Stakes test Adelaide trainer John Hyam believes Last Bullet is capable of making his presence felt in the Group Two Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Damian Browne back in winner's stall Jockey Damian Browne has celebrated his first win since returning from a knee injury with victory aboard Zelitist at Doomben.
Price aiming high with Jabali this spring Trainer Mick Price has set his sights on two of the spring's major handicap races with Jabali, who resumes in the Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
Trainer Matt Dunn kicked in face by horse Trainer Matt Dunn has suffered facial fractures and swelling after he was kicked in the face by a horse.
Brisbane jockey fined for betting offences Stewards have fined jockey Brad Stewart and handed him a suspended three-month ban after he pleaded guilty to placing bets on races.
Petits Filous to make Flemington debut Ciaron Maher has been taking a softly, softly approach with Petits Filous who will be out to maintain her unbeaten status at Flemington.
World-first stabling design for Eagle Farm Eagle Farm will be shut down as a training centre for several months as the $1.2 billion renovation of the venue enters its next phase.
Boban among quality field for Makybe Diva Ten Group One winners will contest the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington with Boban out for back-to-back Group One victories.
Treve sparkles in gallop at Chantilly Champion mare Treve has pleased trainer Criquette Head-Maarek in a work-out at Chantilly ahead of the Prix Vermeille.
Exosphere holds Golden Rose favouritism Godolphin colt Exosphere is favourite to claim his first Group One win in the $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Strong field expected for G1 Makybe Diva A host of classy gallopers are set to do battle in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Paddy Power and Betfair agree to merger A merger between Paddy Power and Betfair has been given the go-ahead, creating one of the world's biggest wagering companies.
French stayer among late Melb Cup entries French stayer Loresho and last-start Moonee Valley winner Chance To Dance are two of the four late entries for the Melbourne Cup.
Gust Of Wind set to make Melbourne debut ATC Australian Oaks winner Gust Of Wind will make her first Melbourne appearance in the Makybe Diva Stakes as she continues on a Melbourne Cup path.
Odyssey Moon continues run to G1 Guineas Trainer Rod Northam is hopeful Odyssey Moon can land a stakes win second-up at Flemington as he continues towards the Caulfield Guineas.
Berry banking on Gold Symphony in $1m Rose Two of his key spring rides have been sidelined, but all is not lost for Tommy Berry going into the $1 million Golden Rose.
Grand Condor ready to fly at Warwick Farm Grand Condor's last-start placing behind promising sprinter Fell Swoop has his trainer confident he can capitalise on a drop in class at Warwick Farm.
Nine to run in the $1 million Golden Rose A field of nine horses including three from Godolphin will run in the $1 million Golden Rose, Sydney's first Group One event of the season.
First decs taken for Plate, Caulfield Cup There are 114 horses still in contention for the Caulfield Cup after first declarations while 92 horses remain in the mix for the Cox Plate.
Boban favourite for Group One repeat win The Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington has 12 Group One winners entered headed by Boban who will be looking for a sixth win at the highest level.
Prebble cleared to ride in Golden Rose The Hong Kong Jockey Club has cleared Australian ex-pat jockey Brett Prebble to ride Speak Fondly in the Golden Rose.
Group One winner Go Indy Go retired Go Indy Go has been retired from the track and the Group One winner will go to stud to be served by Fastnet Rock.
Racing tipster guilty of conduct charge Racing commentator Brent Zerafa has been found guilty of conduct prejudicial to racing in relation to his public tips on TVN.
Saintly's Cup a true symbol of Cummings The 1996 Melbourne Cup won by Saintly has featured as a symbol of Bart Cummings' life and passion, at his funeral in Sydney.
Heys has Danehill in mind for Boston Light Bryce Heys will rely on Boston Light as his sole representative in the Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Tributes to Cups King Bart Cummings Tributes at the state funeral of champion racehorse trainer Bart Cummings covered his family life, his faith and his determination to succeed.
Punters warm to Speak Fondly in Rose Punters have warmed to the Gai Waterhouse-trained Speak Fondly in the $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Mongolian Khan lures Bosson to Melbourne Mongolian Khan is high up in betting for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups and is set to make his racing return in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Anthony Cummings farewells his father Anthony Cummings has paid an emotional tribute to his father Bart at the late trainer's state funeral in Sydney.
Payroll kicks off campaign at Flemington A Group One campaign goes on the line for lightly raced Payroll when she kicks off her campaign in a stakes race at Flemington.
Flemington 'Spring Preview' Stable BBQ Welcome Spring! First Light Racing invites all owners, friends, family and guests to our Flemington 'Spring' Stable BBQ on Saturday 12 September with trainers Mat Ellerton & Simon Zahra.
Group Double for Northern Meteor Widden Stud’s sadly missed sire Northern Meteor put an early Group race double on the board at Randwick on Saturday with Metallic Crown landing the Group III ATC Ming Dynasty Quality and then Speak Fondly capturing the Group II ATC Furious Stakes.
Final applause as Bart's race finishes Bart Cummings' state funeral had people from all walks of life united by admiration for his character and record, just like the crowd on Melbourne Cup day.
Stay With Me sensational in Listed Win Champion filly Miss Finland was simply exceptional on the racetrack, winning five Group 1 races during a stellar 11-win, $4.6 million career, including the Golden Slippper and the VRC Oaks.
Now she has a daughter in something close to her own mould. 3YO filly Stay With Me (by Street Cry) didn't just win Saturday's MVRC Atlantic Jewel S. LR: she put it away with the authority of a filly on her way to stardom.
American Star wins on debut in Adelaide hird season sire All American unveiled a sharp new talent on Saturday when 3YO gelding American Star led all the way over 1000 metres on debut at Morphett
Not A Single Doubt's 24th stakeswinner Four years after Karuta Queen burst out of Canberra to take interstate racing by storm, another Not A Single Doubt from Australia's capital has emerged to make his mark on the national racing scene.
His name is Fell Swoop and on Saturday the 4YO gelding became Not A Single's Doubt's 24th stakeswinner
Chad Schofield rides a winner in Hong Kong Australian jockey Chad Schofield has started his Hong Kong stint with a winner at Sha Tin on the first day of the new season.
Cummings farewelled after race of lifetime The Cups King Bart Cummings had been farewelled by political leaders and punters at a packed St Mary's Cathedral.
Toowoomba race caller Pat O'Shea dies Broadcaster Pat O'Shea, the voice of Towoomba racing for three decades, has died after a short illness aged 64.
Underwood option for The Cleaner Tasmanian star The Cleaner could have his next start in the Underwood Stakes on the way to the Cox Plate.
Bart Cummings to be remembered The country's most famous racehorse trainer, Bart Cummings, will be honoured with a state funeral at Sydney's St Mary's Cathedral.
Lane looks forward to Makybe Diva Stakes Damian Lane is looking forward to riding last year's Caulfield Cup runner-up Rising Romance for the first time in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Speak Fondly shortens for Golden Rose Speak Fondly has firmed from $15 to $8 in the Golden Rose as she prepares to back up from her Furious Stakes win.
Flemington start to Amorino's campaign The much-travelled Amorino begins his spring campaign for Archie Alexander in the Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
Moir return on cards for Angelic Light Trainer Robbie Griffiths has welcomed the reduction in distance for the Moir Stakes and will set Group One placegetter Angelic Light for a first-up tilt.
Teronado continues his comeback Group One placegetter Teronado will stay home in Queensland for his next start if the wet tracks in Sydney continue.
All systems go for Jack Hobbs in Arc Irish Derby winner Jack Hobbs has tuned up for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with a comfortable win in the September Stakes at Kempton.
Melbourne Cup next for Snow Sky Prince Khalid Abdullah is looking forward to his first Melbourne Cup runner with dual Group Two winner Snow Sky among the market leaders.
Chautauqua stunning in Valley return win After giving his rivals a big start, Chautauqua has run some quick sectionals in recording an impressive first-up win at Moonee Valley.
Thompson wins for former mentor Cummings Trainer John Thompson says he's thrilled to commemorate Bart Cummings' contribution to Australian racing with a Tramway Stakes win.
The Cleaner wins Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes The Cleaner has won the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes for a second time with the favourite Contributer finishing out of the placings.
Complacent anything but in WFA Chelmsford Complacent has upset a strong field in the Group Two Chelmsford Stakes to win at his second start back from a long injury break.
Flying Shiraz wins Group 3 Concorde Stakes The Tony McEvoy-trained Shiraz has taken out the Concorde Stakes, claiming some high-profile scalps in the Randwick sprint.
Fell Swoop wins stakes race on Melb debut Lightly raced Fell Swoop has recorded his seventh win from nine starts when successful on his Melbourne debut at Moonee Valley.
Pinch River saved for Magic Millions bid Trainer Robert Heathcote will adopt a stay-at-home approach with Pinch River despite the sprinter registering class-record figures at Doomben.
Saintly a special guest to honour trainer Saintly has returned to his former home at Randwick to take part in commemorations for his late trainer Bart Cummings.
Stay With Me scores impressive Valley win Stay With Me, a daughter of five-time Group One winner Miss Finland, has raced to her first stakes win with an impressive performance at Moonee Valley.
Speak Fondly could bloom in G1 Golden Rose Trainer Gai Waterhouse has not ruled out a start in the Golden Rose for Speak Fondly who has claimed her second win of her three-year-old campaign.
Chance To Dance leads in Williams quinella Chance To Dance has met with support in the betting before defeating his more-fancied stablemate The United States at Moonee Valley.
Metallic Crown wins Ming Dynasty The Chris Waller-trained Metallic Crown has held off a late challenge to claim the Ming Dynasty Quality at Randwick.
James Orman brings up early Doomben double Apprentice James Orman has taken an early lead in the Brisbane jockeys' premiership with two winners at Doomben.
Cummings offsider in Moonee Valley win The Leon and Troy Corstens-trained Boogielicious has won at Moonee Valley as she moves closer to an appointment at stud.
Astronomos takes a big step at Randwick Trainer David Vandyke is excited about the prospects of emerging stayer Astronomos who has redeemed himself with a win at Randwick.
Laing eyeing Vic Derby with Kentucky Flyer Robbie Laing is chasing a second Victoria Derby success in three years after Kentucky Flyer's hard-fought win at Moonee Valley.
Grisedale makes winning return to Brisbane Skip Course has provided trainer Donna Grisedale with a further return on a cheap investment in winning at Doomben.
Trip to Australia looms for Energia Davos A last-stride victory by Energia Davos at Ascot has put him in the frame for a trip to Australia for the Emirates Stakes.
I'm All The Talk primed for McEwen Stakes The McEwen Stakes has been a long-range first-up target for I'm All The Talk and trainer Gary Portelli expects the sprinter to run a bold race.
Cannyescent puts Golden Rose berth on line Cannyescent can earn a back-door entry into the $1 million Golden Rose if he wins the Ming Dynasty Quality at Randwick.
Shiraz chasing back-to-back Group wins Last-start Aurie's Star Handicap winner Shiraz has been freshened for a shot at the Concorde Stakes in Sydney over 1000m.
Chris Waller to run all 11 in Chelmsford The wet track will not affect Chris Waller's numbers in the Chelmsford Stakes with the stable to send out a record 11 runners in the Group Two race.
Moe track out of action for rest of 2015 The controversial StrathAyr track at Moe will be out of action for the rest of the year to undergo renovations.
Randwick track downgrade suits Rudy: Page Trainer Helen Page believes Rudy has struck one of the hardest Tramway Stakes fields in years as he steps up his Epsom campaign.
Big Memory after Dato WFA upset at Valley Tony McEvoy was encouraged by Big Memory's first-up performance at weight-for-age and is looking for another good showing in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Waterhouse fillies dominate Furious market Gai Waterhouse feels a fitness advantage gives Speak Fondly a slight edge over stablemate English in the Furious Stakes.
Saintly to return to Randwick for tribute Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup winner Saintly will make a special appearance at Randwick as part of the race day tributes to his late trainer Bart Cummings.
Epic campaign set to continue for veteran The Kelly Schweida-trained Epic will continue a campaign that started in March when the eight-year-old races at Doomben.
Daph 'N' Alf set to conquer Doomben hoodoo Jared Wehlow is ignoring Daph 'N' Alf's poor record at the track to declare the seven-year-old a winning chance at Doomben.
Miss Finland's daughter chasing stakes win Stay With Me, a daughter of Miss Finland, has a wide barrier to contend with in the Atlantic Jewel Stakes as she chases a first stakes win.
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Vancouver out of Golden Rose Golden Slipper winner Vancouver has been ruled out of the $1 million Golden Rose with the Caulfield Guineas his spring target.
Trainer Clive Brittain to retire Veteran trainer Clive Brittain has announced his retirement after a racing career spanning more than 60 years.
Small WFA numbers for Waller in Melbourne Chris Waller will have only two runners in the weight-for-age contest at Moonee Valley compared to his 'cricket team' in Sydney.
Japan's Cups hopes start quarantine Fame Game and Hokko Brave have started two weeks pre-export quarantine in Japan ahead of their arrival in Melbourne for the spring carnival.
American Pharoah to race in Breeders Owner Ahmen Zayat has confirmed American Pharoah is on schedule for the Breeders' Cup Classic after his Travers defeat prompted retirement talk.
Beyond Thankful wins Listed Wyong Gold Cup Chris Waller has continued his recent domination of the Wyong Gold Cup, with Beyond Thankful giving the leader trainer a fifth win in the race.
Distance, barrier to favour Orbec at Wyong Former French stayer Orbec will be one of the favourites to win the Wyong Gold Cup after a narrow defeat at his Australian debut.
Gai Waterhouse has a spring in her step Gai Waterhouse has declared her support for the Sydney spring carnival with increased prize money an attraction.
Precedence to start Cup bid at Rwick Four-time Melbourne Cup participant Precedence will lead out the Chelmsford Stakes field as part of a tribute to legendary trainer Bart Cummings.
Fell Swoop ready for stakes racing: Dale Promising sprinter Fell Swoop steps up to stakes racing for the first time at Moonee Valley and is favourite to continue on his winning way.
Valley signals start of spring for Renew Renew showed his staying prowess winning over 3200m at Sandown and the imported galloper starts a spring Cups campaign at Moonee Valley.
Melbourne Cup winner to resume at Randwick Two Group One-winning stablemates who raced below expectations in the autumn are set to kick-start campaigns aimed at some of Australia's biggest races.
Quantity, quality for Waller in Chelmsford Chris Waller has a record 11 runners in the feature race at Randwick, but he says only two are genuine winning chances.
Valley return for talented sprinter Kuro Dual Group One-placed sprinter Kuro will have his first start for trainers Lee and Anthony Freedman in the McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Perignon bubbling ahead of Furious return Trainer Gerald Ryan will be two-handed in the Furious Stakes with Perignon the most favoured to upset the favourite Speak Fondly.
Cup campaign starts at Valley for Banca Mo Banco Mo begins his Caulfield Cup campaign at weight-for-age when he contests the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Kalandula in stay-at-home option for Hill Kalandula will clash with her stable companion Teronado at Doomben after trainer Bruce Hill decided against an interstate trip.
Revitalise retirement plans put on hold Revitalise was all set for a career in the equestrian arena until his form suddenly turned around under the care of an Olympian.
Limited choice forces Gollan team review Thousand Guineas aspirant My Girl Hayley has accepted to back-up at Doomben with trainer Tony Gollan lamenting a suitable racing program.
ATC to give Kensington course final chance The Australian Turf Club will continue to try to fix Randwick's Kensington circuit, its patience is running out.
Secret Agenda will be set for black-type sprints ONE-time Blue Diamond favourite Secret Agenda will be set for black-type sprints following her successful comeback from surgery for a shattered splint bone.
Owners choose Melbourne over Golden Rose The owners of Ready For Victory will be in Melbourne on Golden Rose day and want their colt to run in the Danehill Stakes on the same day.
Waller set to continue winning run in G2 Chris Waller-trained horses will make up almost three-quarters of the Chelmsford Stakes field at Randwick.
ATC set to pay tribute to Bart Cummings Legendary racehorse trainer Bart Cummings will be remembered during a 'day of tribute' at the Chemsford Stakes meeting at Randwick.
Noblet lands a special two-state double By The Grace has given Andrew Noblet a two-state double in winning the Balaklava Cup in South Australia after a Sandown success.
Secret Agenda returns with Sandown victory Secret Agenda has returned from an injury lay-off to win at Sandown and trainer Mick Price expects the smart filly to improve a lot from the first-up run.
Racing's most famous name starts new era Emotions were high at Canterbury as James Cummings produced two winners on his first day as an independent trainer.
O'Shea 3YO to take on WFA at the Valley
John O’Shea says he saw enough in Furnaces' Moonee Valley gallop to give the three-year-old his chance against older horses in the McEwen Stakes.
Drop in grade works for promising Trubia Trubia is back in winning form after appreciating a return to midweek racing with his victory at the Sunshine Coast.
Top rides for Dunn in Valley feature races Contributer and Chautauqua are part of a strong book of Moonee Valley rides for Dwayne Dunn on Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes day.
Benjamin Smith snares maiden Sydney win In Her Time has scored a debut victory at Canterbury, crowning a long apprenticeship for her Hunter Valley-based trainer Benjamin Smith.
Sooboog back on track with metro victory Three-year-old Sooboog has reignited Hawkes Racing's Group One ambitions with a fighting victory at Canterbury.
Waterhouse plays Vancouver waiting game A decision on whether Vancouver contests the $1 million Golden Rose has been put on hold after the colt's less-than-impressive barrier trial hit-out.
Pornichet on song for Chelmsford Stakes Pornichet will headline Gai Waterhouse's team of runners at Randwick when the Doomben Cup winner takes his place in the Chelmsford Stakes.
James Cummings trains first solo winner Three days after the death of Bart Cummings, his grandson James has continued the family's racing legacy with a winner at Canterbury.
Waller goes solo for Wyong Gold Cup bid Beyond Thankful will be Chris Waller's only Wyong Gold Cup runner as he tries to win the provincial race for the fifth time in six years.
Protectionist topweight in Caulfield Cup The 2014 Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist and UK galloper Snow Sky share topweight for the $3.15 million Caulfield Cup.
Prince Cheri starts Caulfield Cup prep Trainer David Vandyke has Caulfield Cup aspirations for Prince Cheri, a stayer which continues on a comeback trail at Moonee Valley.
Browne takes light book for metro return Kaiser Franz and Passatorio will be Damian Browne's only two Doomben rides as the leading jockey eases his way into the spring action.
Cirrus Des Aigles ready for Irish race Trainer Corrine Barande-Barbe says Cirrus Des Aigles is fit and ready to make his comeback from injury in the Irish Champion Stakes.
Raceday medication rules tightened The injecting of horses with vitamins in the lead-up to a race will be banned under a tightening of the rules.
Turner confirms retirement plan Britain's most successful female jockey Hayley Turner says she is looking forward to a new role with At The Races when she hangs up her saddle.
Cummings to have Melbourne public memorial Legendary racehorse trainer Bart Cummings will receive a public memorial service on Makye Diva Stakes day at Flemington, the home of his 12 Melbourne Cups.
Famous Seamus ready for Tramway Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith has had to rethink the spring program of Famous Seamus who starts first-up over 1400 metres in the Tramway.
Stud and staff awards launched in Aust The Godolphin-sponsored Australian Stud and Stable Awards have been launched to reward those tending to horses.
140 horses entered for Melbourne Cup Precedence, the last Melbourne Cup runner for Bart Cummings, is one of 140 nominations for the $6.2 million race at Flemington
Mourinho returns to favourite track Vlad Duric has clicked with Mourinho and hopes to build on the pair's good record in the Dato Tan chin Nam Stakes.
Who Are They to answer the question Well-related filly Who Are They will be out to answer the question when she makes her debut at Canterbury.
Let's Elope Stakes on radar for Japhils A crack at the Let's Elope Stakes is on the cards for Japhils if she can win at Sandown in a race which wasn't originally in her plans.
Expect Melb Cup to head offshore: Boss The race that stops a nation will increasingly be won by foreign horses, says three-time Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Glen Boss.
Vancouver eases for Golden Rose Vancouver has been replaced by Exosphere as favoruite for the Golden Slipper following his third in a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Contributer pleases in first Valley gallop Contributer has pleased trainer John O'Shea with his first look at the Moonee Valley circuit ahead of his return in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Victoria Pendleton second in first race Dual Olympic cycling champion Victoria Pendleton has finished a close second in her first official race as an amateur jockey.
Mourinho on Cox Plate path Mourinho will be aiming to cement a start in the Cox Plate when he lines up in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
No decision on American Pharoah future Trainer Bob Baffert can see no reason why American Pharoah should not head to the Breeders' Cup despite his shock defeat in the Travers Stakes.
Moreira stars in Japan jockeys series Jockey Joao Moreira has shown the Japanese why he is known as the Magic Man with seven wins from 20 rides at Hokkaido.
Valley gallop to determine Dibayani start Dibayani will wear a hood to the barriers to keep him calm is he starts in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Sam Kavanagh guilty of 23 cobalt charges Trainer Sam Kavanagh has been found guilty of 23 cobalt charges after a long-running inquiry into high levels of the substance in Midsummer Sun.
Shebrings Class all class at Bathurst Shebrings Class posted her second win from 12 starts taking out race 3 at Bathurst on Monday the 31st of August. The Sebring mare was first up after a lengthy spell but proved too classy for her rivals winning the 1106m event by 1.3 lengths.
Precedence entered to run in Chelmsford Veteran stayer Precedence is among the entries for the Chelmsford Stakes as he begins his path towards a fifth start in the Melbourne Cup.
Fawkner on target despite missing Memsie Fawkner is on target for a delayed return to racing in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington after missing his Memsie Stakes.
Dale Smith gets one day shaved off penalty Jockey Dale Smith has had a day shaved off his dual Sandown suspensions but will not return until his original finishing date.
Bart Cummings state funeral confirmed Bart Cummings' family has accepted a state funeral to honour the legendary trainer at Sydney's St Mary's Cathedral.
Bart's legacy will live on says his son The family of Bart Cummings has thanked people for their support following the death of the master trainer.
Reactions to the death of Bart Cummings People from all walks of life have expressed their sorrow over the death of legendary trainer Bart Cummings.
Chris Waller to dominate Chelmsford Chris Waller looks set to cointinue his dominance of the early season races with 11 entries for the Group Two Chelmsford Stakes.
Brad Rawiller aiming for Valley return Brad Rawiller says his recovery from an adductor muscle injury is going well and is hoping his return to the saddle is less than a week away.
Dwayne Dunn gets Contributer call-up Imported Godolphin galloper Contributer will start his Cox Plate campaign in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley with Dwayne Dunn aboard.
Two winners for Bart at Wyong Hours after Bart Cummings' death, two horses wearing his famous green and gold silks have won at Wyong.
No Thousand Guineas for Jalan Jalan Trainer Colin Little has decided to spell Jalan Jalan and says the filly will not head to the Thousand Guineas.
Cummings always a master of the one-liner Bart Cummings used banter to overcome his shyness with people when he would much rather have been around his horses.
Bryan Guy looking forward to new challenge Bryan Guy will soon take up a position as head trainer for the Chinese-backed Aquis Racing but will take old favourite Masai Pride with him.
Beadman, King pay tribute to Bart Cummings Darren Beadman and Steven King belong to a select group to have ridden Bart Cummings-trained horses to win the Melbourne Cup.
Bart Cummings - icon of Australian racing Four-time Melbourne Cup winning owner Dato Tan Chin Nam has paid tribute to his friend and trainer Bart Cummings who has died aged 87.
Bart Cummings - the Cups King Bart Cummings has set a Melbourne Cup record that will never be beaten with his 12 wins in the famous race.
American Pharoah beaten in Travers Stakes Triple Crown hero American Pharoah has met his match with Keen Ice producing a Travers Stakes upset.
Bart Cummings Record Bart Cummings' record as a trainer in a career than spanned more than 60 years.
Bart Cummings timeline The life of Bart Cummings, who died on Sunday aged 87.
Bart Cummings a legend of his time With 12 Melbourne Cups to his name Bart Cummings is firmly entrenched in Australian folklore as the Cups King.
Bart Cummings transcended racing The legend of Bart Cummings will live on long after the iconic racehorse trainer's death at the age of 87.
Magnapal breaks through at stakes level Magnapal has raced to his first stakes victory, beating Iggimacool in the Listed Heatherlie Stakes at Caulfield.
Bowman picks up 4 winners and a suspension Premier Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman had a bittersweet day at Rosehill, riding four winners before being suspended for careless riding.
Ben Melham cops 12-meeting Caulfield ban Ben Melham has pleaded guilty to a careless riding charge aboard Kansas Sunflower at Caulfield, earning a 12-meeting suspension.
Shinn guides Madam Gangster to family win Madam Gangster has returned a winner in the Cockram Stakes with Blake Shinn riding the mare which is trained by his stepfather and stepbrother.
Jamieson blots careless riding copybook Apprentice Rikki Jamieson has been suspended for careless riding, her first ban for the offence in 500 rides.
Nostradamus beaten on merits at Doomben Sydney sprinter Nostradamus has suffered a costly first-up defeat, going down to Didntcostalot at Doomben.
Boban triumphs in Group 1 Memsie Stakes Chris Waller has continued his domination of Group One races, training Boban to win the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Exosphere runs into G1 Rose calculations Godolphin's Exosphere has shown he is ready to take the next step with a strong last-to-first Group Two win at Rosehill.
Bounding impresses first-up at Caulfield Classy mare Bounding has made an emphatic return with a convincing first-up win over Rich Enuff in a Group Three sprint at Caulfield.
Charmed Harmony wins minor Caulfield race It wasn't the Memsie Stakes, but Charmed Harmony has been able to keep a winning streak going over in another 1400m race at Caulfield.
Magic Hurricane takes Listed Premier's Cup Magic Hurricane has triumphed in the Listed Premier's Cup at Rosehill, boosting his credentials for a tilt at the Group One Metropolitan.
Jockey Tim Bell unharmed in Doomben fall Tim Bell has emerged unscathed from a fall at Doomben in a race won by $31 outsider Casino Express.
Gold Symphony takes Group 3 McNeil Stakes Gold Symphony has made it back-to-back black-type victories with a fighting win in the HDF McNeil Stakes at Caulfield.
First Seal ready for Tramway Stakes return First Seal has shown she is back to full fitness with an exhibition gallop at Rosehill after missing the Warwick Stakes with a foot abscess..
Wudang Mountain to step up to stakes grade Wudang Mountain has taken another step towards stakes company with a fighting win at Rosehill.
Real Time makes winning start to spring Trainer Robert Smerdon says Real Time, a first-up winner in a benchmark race at Caulfield, is capable of progressing to better races.
Moody speechless after Abidewithme victory New Zealand mare Abidewithme has started her Australian career with a Caulfield win for new trainer Peter Moody.
Mike Moroney has grander plans for Alaskan Alaskan Rose has made it two wins from as many starts and is now heading towards the Thousand Guineas.
Hot Saga decision pays off with metrop win Metropolitan races will continue to be the focus for trainer Jack Duncan with in-form stayer Hot Saga.
Wet weather forces transfer of Sale races A waterlogged racetrack has forced the transfer of the Sale race meeting to Pakenham.
Fawkner gallop confims Makybe Diva plans Fawkner has figured in an exhibition gallop at Caulfield in preparation for a first-up run in the Mayke Diva Stakes.
Huge crowd turns out for Pharoah's gallop Triple Crown winner American Pharoah has had his final work-out before the Travers Stakes in front of a huge crowd at Saratoga.
Vezalay gains start in Cockram Stakes Promising mare Vezalay has gained a start in the Cockram Stakes at Caulfield while stablemate Mr Individual resumes in the McNeil Stakes.
Run To The Rose - what you need to know The Run To The Rose will give a chance for new season three-year-olds to show their improvement.
Moody has RAD Board directions hearing Peter Moody will learn when he will front the RAD Board into his cobalt charges after a directions hearing.
NSW throughbred vets to be regulated Veteranians working with thoroughbreds in NSW will be regulated after reaching agreement on protocols with Racing NSW.
Tasmania, Darwin and SA get race coverage Viewers in Tasmania, Darwin and regional South Australia are to get access to free-to-air coverage of Victorian racing.
Trevieres to make comeback at Caulfield Imported galloper Trevieres, the 2013 Toorak Handicap runner-up, is set to return at Caulfield from nearly two years on the sidelines through injury.
Allen gets Dandino call-up for Memsie Stks After cutting his teeth over jumps in Ireland, John Allen has been winning his share of country flat races and now gets his Group One chance at Caulfield.
Waterhouse excited on two fronts Trainer Gai Waterhouse believes some of her spring carnival hopefuls can shine at Caulfield on Memsie Stakes day.
I'm Belucci to display spring credentials Trainer Desleigh Forster will test I'm Belucci's spring carnival credentials when the three-year-old lines up at Doomben.
La Amistad begins Cup quest at Caulfield Wayne Hawkes is thinking the 1700m journey will be too short for La Amistad who begins her Melbourne Cup campaign at Caulfield.
Noonan happy to be back on Setinum in G1 Jake Noonan won the Bendigo Guineas on Setinum and is thrilled to get the chance to ride him in the Group One Memsie Stakes.
Waterhouse backs Hyeronimus for G2 success Gai Waterhouse has shown faith in emerging jockey Adam Hyeronimus by giving him rides on two of the stable's exciting three-year-old colts.
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Reemah breaks maiden at Geelong Group One placegetter Reemah has broken her maiden with a first-up win at Geelong and is now set to step back up to stakes company.
Stratum Star to measure up to G1 company Stratum Star has the hopes of the Darren Weir stable on his shoulders when he contests the Group One Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Waller bullish about Boban in Memsie Chris Waller says a confidence-boosting campaign in Brisbane has Boban poised to return to the Group One winner's circle at Caulfield.
Distance should suit Flying Lucky Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie is hoping Flying Lucky can emulate stablemate Honey Toast by winning at Doomben,
Jamie McConachy cobalt case thrown out Rockhampton trainer Jamie McConachy is the fifth Queensland trainer to have his cobalt case thrown out because of a legal loophole.
Hi World supported in Memsie betting Sydney visitor Boban holds favouritism for the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield, the first Group One race of the season.
Terravista set to barrier trial at Farm Group One-winning sprinter Terravista will tune up for his seasonal return in a Warwick Farm barrier trial session boasting several carnival hopefuls.
Memsie Stakes - what you need to know The Memsie Stakes will herald the return of several stars who step onto the track to kick off their respective spring campaigns.
Fontiton works between races at Ballarat Classy filly Fontiton has galloped between races at Ballarat with stablemate Thurlow as she builds towards a spring carnival return.
Vic turfs unapproved wagering operators A new Racing Victoria rule is to come into effect making it an offence for licenced and registered people to bet with unapproved wagering operators.
Jiayuguan needs further to show EU form John Thompson-trained import Jiayuguan will have to show her European form to be aimed at Group Ones during the spring.
Rich Enuff fully primed for Caulfield Mutliple Group winner Rich Enuff makes his return in a Group Three sprint at Caulfield in his first start since last year's spring carnival.
Hurdler declared non-runner at Ballarat A horse has been declared a non-starter in a hurdle race at Ballarat after running inside a marker peg.
Feeling right about Cummings-trained mare Hugh Bowman ranks a mare who has proven herself in stakes company as one of his better rides at Rosehill.
Waller pair to stake Golden Rose claims Two horses who have won their past seven starts between them will fly the flag for Chris Waller in the Group Two Run To The Rose.
Hardline, Beckham set for southern Spring One is a highly-rated former Kiwi, the other is the Karaka Million winner and they're both being set for big Spring campaigns.
Spring campaign off the table for Pivot Progressive gelding Centre Pivot will wind up his current campaign at Rosehill with connections opting to bypass the spring in favour of a summer feature.
My Girl Hayley gets true test Tony Gollan is looking to turn a minor mishap into success with talented filly My Girl Hayley.
Rodd snares Rising Romance ride Trainer David Hayes is looking to a big autumn campaign with Rising Romance who makes her debut for the stable in the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Volkstok'n'barrell ready for Memsie Stakes Volkstok'n'barrell is a big watch in the Memsie Stakes but his trainer will be watching the run of former stablemate Rising Romance very closely.
Canny Ballad looks for easy kill John Thompson hopes a drop in class will help Canny Ballad back to winning ways.
Barrier against Let's Make Adeal first-up Nigel Blackiston is hopeful Let's Make Adeal is in for her best campaign yet as the mare prepares to return in the Heatherlie Stakes from the outside gate.
Tim Bell to ride in Singapore Brisbane jockey Tim Bell hs been given a licence to ride in Singapore until the end of their season.
All systems go for Victoria Pendleton Dual Olympic cycling gold medallist Victoria Pendleton has been given an amateur rider's licence and will compete in her first official race at Ripon.
Dale Smith to appeal 11 meeting suspension Jockey Dale Smith is free to ride Prince Of Brooklyn before starting an 11 meeting careless riding suspension that he says he will appeal.
Japonisme Run To The Rose favourite In-form three-year-old Japonisme is an early favourite to extend his winning streak to five in the Group Two Run To The Rose.
Imported mare Takenja wins at Sandown Lightly raced imported mare Takenja has started her Australian career with a decisive victory at Sandown.
Mymateswifty gets a city win at Ipswich Skye Bogenhuber has continued her successful association with Mymateswifty with the pair claiming their third consecutive win.
Flamboyant Lass to tackle spring G1 Flamboyant Lass will be aimed at a Group One target during the spring after a dominant win at Warwick Farm.
Beach work does the trick in Sandown win Darren Weir has a healthy opinion of three-year-old Stellar Collision who remains unbeaten after a narrow win at Sandown.
Fawkner scratched from Memsie Stakes Last year's Cox Plate runner-up Fawkner is an early scratching from the Memsie Stakes after drawing a wide barrier.
Brave Beasley sidelined by chest injuries Jockey Danny Beasley will be out of action for up to a month after suffering chest injuries in an incident at the Hawkesbury barrier trials.
G1 milestone looms for Kerrin McEvoy Jockey Kerrin McEvoy will chase the 50th elite win of his career when he partners Hi World in the Group One Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Price pair to kick off in McNeil Stakes Stablemates Prince Of Brooklyn and Ready For Victory will start their spring campaigns in the H D F McNeil Stakes at Caulfield.
Snowdens' first filly breaks maiden
The first horse Peter and Paul Snowden bought after starting their training partnership has broken its maiden with a tough win at Warwick Farm.
Alaskan Rose out to remain unbeaten Mike Moroney is aiming Alaskan Rose towards the Thousand Guineas and the filly takes another step towards that target when she runs at Caulfield.
Hugh Bowman reunites with Japonisme The jockey merry-go-round has swung in favour of Hugh Bowman who will reunite with Japonisme in the Group Two Run To The Rose.
Temple Of Boom chasing $2 million Veteran sprinter Temple Of Boom has the $2 million prize money mark in his sights as he heads to the Memsie Stakes.
Lane loses appeal, misses Memsie day Damian Lane will miss Memsie Stakes day at Caulfield after failing to get a careless riding ban overturned on appeal.
Nostradamus to start campaign in Brisbane Nostradamus will travel from Sydney to Brisbane in an attempt to begin his campaign on a winning note at Doomben.
Capacity field for G1 Memsie Stakes The Group One Memsie Stakes has attracted a full field with multiple Group One winner Boban drawing barrier five in the weight-for-age race.
American Pharoah 1-5 favourite for Travers Triple Crown winner American Pharoah has drawn barrier two for the Group One Travers Stakes at Saratoga.
Ethiopia in low key return at Sandown The 2012 Australian Derby winner Ethiopia will make a low-key return to racing in a benchmark 90 race at Sandown.
Golden Horn could go straight to the Arc Golden Horn's path to the Arc is weather dependent with connections prepared to miss the Irish Champion Stakes if the ground is soft.
Simenon to return to jumps racing Simenon, fourth in the 2013 Melbourne Cup, will now be restricted to jumps racing but trainer Willie Mullins is keen to bring Max Dynamite to Australia.
Theodore winner tests positive to arsenic Arsenic has been detected in a post-race sample from Guilty As Charged after win at Geelong.
Noonan hopes Mr Optimistic shows his class Trainer Tony Noonan says Mr Optimistic is on trial for the Group One Golden Rose when the colt contests the Run To The Rose.
Happy Trails set for 4th Memsie appearance Happy Trails starts a Melbourne spring campaign in the same way as he has for the past three years, contesting the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Kavanagh, O'Brien in partial RAD Board win Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien will have a freeze on their training percentages capped, the Racing Appeals Disciplinary Board has ruled.
In-form Dale chasing more metrop success Despite Matthew Dale enjoying a purple patch, the trainer says he doesn't have plans to move his Canberra base.
Victoria launches new thoroughbred channel Well-known broadcaster Bruce McAvaney will front the launch of the free-to-air channel Racing.com for the Memsie Stakes meeting at Caulfield.
Araldo Junior to step out at Sandown German import Araldo Junior, a half-brother to Araldo, makes his Australian debut in a midweek race at Sandown.
Japonisme favourite for Run To The Rose The Chris Waller-trained Japonisme shades his Chris Waller-trained stablemate Press Statement as favourite for the Run To The Rose.
Pendleton poised to ride at Ripon Champion Olympic cyclist Victoria Pendleton is set to have her first race ride on the Flat at Ripon.
Brockhoff to line up in McNeil Stakes Brockhoff is nominated for Group races in two states but trainer Ciaron Maher says the three-year-old will run in the McNeil Stakes at Caulfield.
Lane appeals careless riding ban In-form jockey Damian Lane has appealed a 10-meeting careless riding suspension incurred at Moonee Valley.
Set Square to resume in 1400m handicap Trainer Ciaron Maher favours the 1400m open handicap over the Group One Memsie Stakes for VRC Oaks winner Set Square's return at Caulfield.
Protectionist wins Newcastle barrier trial Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist has passed the first test in his comeback from injury with a barrier trial win at Newcastle.
American Pharoah to run at Saratoga American Pharoah has pleased Bob Baffert with a strong gallop with the trainer giving him the green light to head to the Travers Stakes at Saratoga.
Stablemates to stake Rose claims Chris Waller-trained stablemates Japonisme and Press Statement will do battle in a bid to stake their claims for the Group One Golden Rose.
Dale weighing up options for Fell Swoop Trainer Matthew Dale is considering stakes races in Sydney and Melbourne for Fell Swoop's next start.
Memsie hopes for Awesome Rock look forlorn Four-year-old Awesome Rock is nominated to make his return in the Memsie Stakes if he gains a start against a star-studded list of entries.
Group 1 updates for Puissance De Lune Puissance De Lune’s pedigree received another Group 1 update when Honor Code won the Whitney Stakes (1800m) at Saratoga on Saturday
Vancouver to be saved for Golden Rose Trainer Gai Waterhouse will not run Vancouver before the $1 million Golden Rose, Sydney's first Group One race of the season.
Andreas Wohler-trained horse wins Kergolay Alex My Boy has won the Prix Kergolay for Melbourne Cup-winning German trainer Andreas Wohler.
Oliver wins record eighth Scobie Breasley Damien Oliver says his eighth Scobie Breasley medal is particularly satisfying as the challenges continue for the 42-year-old jockey.
Damien Oliver wins eighth Breasley Medal Damien Oliver has won a record eighth Scobie Breasley Medal for his riding feats in Victoria during 2014/15 including a 10th Melbourne premiership.
Dissident wins Vic Horse of the Year The Peter Moody-trained Dissident is a clear winner for the title of Victoria's champion for 2014/15.
Ghost Protocol wins Taree Cup The Paul Perry-trained Ghost Protocol has claimed an emotional win in the Taree Cup following the death of the trainer's mother.
Rupert Clarke on radar for Late Charge Wendy Kelly won the Rupert Clarke Stakes with Bon Hoffa in 2007 and the trainer has that race in the program for Late Charge if things go to plan.
Boban and Weary run in the Memsie Stakes Boban and Weary will represent trainer Chris Waller in the first Group One race of the season, the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield.
Rating plays on Carey's mind with Bikila Trainer Pat Carey admits Bikila will have to improve his rating to have any chance to get into the fields for the major spring races.
The Big Dance ready for next step After a frightening post-race fall, The Big Dance will be given some light exercise to see whether she's ready for a return to work.
Buffering back for the spring Trainer Robert Heathcote is pleased with the fitness levels of Buffering but has some concerns over jockey Damian Browne's recovery from injury.
Hayes looking forward to Criterion return With spring approaching and Lindsay Park striking with a double at Moonee Valley, David Hayes is looking forward to the return of Criterion to Australia.
Litigant lays down the law in Ebor Litigant has caused a 33-1 upset over Wicklow Brave in the Ebor Handicap at York in the hands of Oisin Murphy.
Damian Lane suspended, misses Memsie card Damian Lane has been found guilty on a careless riding charge at Moonee Valley and will miss the Memsie Stakes meeting.
Cassidy rides first winner since May
Champion jockey Jim Cassidy has had his first winner since May at Randwick, steering Loophole to victory in the Randwick City Mayor's Cup.
Decision Time wins 1st race for two years Decision Time has given trainer Clarry Conners a special moment, winning his first race in almost two years in the Group Three Show County Quality.
McDonald suspended, misses Exosphere ride James McDonald has been ruled out of the Run To The Rose meeting for an incident during the Up And Coming Stakes which he won on Shards.
The United States rules at Moonee Valley Part-owner Nick Williams says The United States will take the handicap route to a potential Caulfield Cup start after winning at Moonee Valley.
Le Bonsir sprints to Carlyon Stakes win Consistent sprinter Le Bonsir has won the second Listed race of his career with victory in the Carlyon Stakes at his first try over 1000m.
Royal Descent breaks non-winner tag in G2 Royal Descent has been rewarded for her consistency over the past two years with victory in the Group Two Warwick Stakes.
Well Sprung wins McKenzie Stakes at Valley Well Sprung has scored an all-the-way victory in the McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley, beating Danuki and Odyssey Moon.
Rudy comeback run delights Page, Dittman Epsom Handicap hopeful Rudy has been beaten into third placing at Doomben but pleased trainer Helen Page and apprentice Luke Dittman with his performance.
Race-to-race double for Hayes at Valley David Hayes and Tom Dabernig are off the mark for the new metropolitan season with Tawteen and Churchill Dancer winning at Moonee Valley.
Fell Swoop wins, next Concorde Stakes
Fell Swoop has beaten restricted-class sprinters at Randwick, prompting trainer Matthew Dale to consider better races for the four-year-old.
Speak Fondly wins G2 Silver Shadow Stakes Magic Night Stakes winner Speak Fondly has begun her three-year-old season with a solid victory in the Silver Shadow Stakes.
Upheld protest gives Melham Valley double Shenzhou Steeds has claimed back-to-back city wins after Ben Melham fired in a successful protest at Moonee Valley.
Group One winner Amicus back in top form Amicus has shown her class to claim her first win since the Thousand Guineas with victory in the Toy Show Quality at Randwick.
Strong Hand makes it four wins in a row The Darren Weir-trained Strong Hand has claimed a fourth win on end to continue to work his way through the grades.
Gear change results in Epic win at Doomben Trainer Kelly Schweida's decision to add blinkers to Epic has paid off with the gelding winning at Doomben.
Shards wins Group 3 Up And Coming Stake Shards has landed Godolphin its first stakes winner for the season in the Group Three Up And Coming Stakes at Randwick.
Buffering on target for G1 Moir comeback Buffering has been given the tick of approval by trainer Robert Heathcote after completing an exhibition gallop between races at Doomben.
Melham receives credit for Strykum victory Trainer Lee Freedman has gained extra satisfaction out of the first-up win of Strykum at Moonee Valley.
First Seal scratched from Warwick Stakes A foot abscess has interrupted First Seal's campaign with the mare taken out of the Warwick Srakes at Randwick.
Dynamite enhances Melbourne Cup hopes The Willie Mullins-trained Max Dynamite has come into Melbourne Cup calculations with a dominant win in the Lonsdale Cup at York.
Ihtsahymn improved since first-up: Payne Ihtsahymn has had a familiarisation gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of his second-up start in a 1500m handicap.
Warwick Stakes - what you need to know The Warwick Stakes is a proven guide to the major spring races and this year's edition will be no exception with 10 Group One winners engaged.
Godolphin puts faith in Up And Coming duo John O'Shea will give two well-bred colts a chance to enhance their spring carnival claims in the Up And Coming Stakes at Randwick.
Valley draws playing on Williams's mind
Craig Williams rides two leading chances in stakes races at Moonee Valley and he is hoping the barriers don't count against him.
Duff sweats on Steel Zip encore at Doomben Steel Zip ran the race of his life in winning at Doomben last start, giving trainer Pat Duff reason to believe the veteran is getting better with age.
First Seal bigger and better: Thompson Trainer John Thompson says First Seal has returned a more seasoned horse this campaign ahead of her resumption in the Warwick Stakes.
Carnival ambitions for unraced Alderney Sam Pritchard-Gordon will unveil a filly at Moonee Valley he hopes can progress to races such as the Wakeful Stakes and VRC Oaks.
Honey Toast to overcome lead-up shortfall Trainer Ben Currie rates promising stayer Honey Toast the class runner in his race at Doomben.
Moses to fight 12-month disqualification Trainer Kevin Moses has denied ever knowingly using cobalt and will fight a one-year disqualification for a high level in one of his horses.
Pinch River to press claims for Melbourne Pinch River can join glamour stablemate Buffering as a Victorian spring carnival contender if he can win at Doomben.
Hawkes Racing looking for change of luck Lake Geneva will try to put Hawkes Racing's spring carnival back on track when she chases her first stakes win at Randwick.
First Seal to follow in Sunline hoofsteps First Seal returns in the Warwick Stakes trying to emulate one of the most decorated racemares in Australian racing.
First Foals for Unencumbered Brilliantly fast and precocious, high class Testa Rossa colt Unencumbered was a natural racehorse from day one and with a Magic Millions 2YO Classic win on the resume and a burgeoning stud career at Three Bridges Thoroughbreds, his first foals are doing the talking.
Wohler still sifting through spring hopes Andreas Wohler won last year's Melbourne Cup with Protectionist and the trainer says decisions will be made soon on potential candidates for this spring.
Rich Enuff on song for Caulfield return Dwayne Dunn will be reunited with Rich Enuff in his return run at Caulfield as Damien Oliver waits on the sidelines following a suspension.
O'Hara to partner Zaratone in Warwick Kathy O'Hara will have her 24th ride on her favourite horse, veteran grey Zaratone, in the Group Two Warwick Stakes.
Big Orange out to cement Melbourne trip Big Orange bids to continue his winning form in the Lonsdale Cup at York in preparation for a trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Gregers favourite for Carlyon Stakes Gregers has won three of her five first-up starts and is favourite to resume a winner in the Listed Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Excitement building around Seal's return Newly crowned NSW Horse of the Year First Seal will begin her four-year-old season as favourite for the Warwick Stakes.
First Seal named NSW champion for 2014/15 First Seal has been named the NSW Racehorse Owners' Association Horse of the Year for the 2014/15 season.
Fast Cash going for first stakes win Wendy Kelly is planning to keep Fast Cash to sprint trips this campaign and is happy with the gelding ahead of his first-up test in the Carlyon Stakes.
Curran hoping for better Valley experience Written Dash provided Danny Curran with a career highlight and he's hoping the mare can return to form with victory at Moonee Valley.
Godolphin on cusp of a lucrative spring Having led Godolphin's Australian training operation for more than a year, John O'Shea heads into the spring carnival hoping to reap what has been sewn.
Stay With Me breaks through at Pakenham The daughter of Miss Finland, Stay With Me, will chase bigger and better races after her breakthrough win on the all-weather track at Pakenham.
Nick Hall suffers another setback Nick Hall would love to be on Fawkner throughout the entire Spring but his wrist injury is taking longer than expected to heal.
Brent Zerafa charged over conduct The cobalt net has widened again with racing commentator Brent Zerafa charged over his conduct relating to the Sam Kavanagh-trained Palazzo Publico.
Howmuchdoyouloveme to back up at Randwick Stakes-winning sprinter Howmuchdoyouloveme is on track to tackle the Show County Quality seven days after he was narrowly beaten at Rosehill.
Vet says Mark Kavanagh arranged meeting The vet implicated in racing's cobalt saga has suggested Mark Kavanagh only met with his own son as a means to saving his own training career.
Rudy ready to chase his Epsom dream Small in stature and an Epsom Handicap underdog Rudy is appropriately named - now he just needs a fairytale campaign for the crowds to cheer his name.
Trainers make rare city visit More accustomed to racing their horses on the provincial circuit, Lyn Tolson and Leonie Proctor will saddle up runners in stakes races at Moonee Valley.
Fitness edge for Kimberley Star in G2 Like Japonisme in the San Domenico Stakes, Kimberley Star will have race fitness on her side when she takes on five Group Two rivals at Randwick.
Cannyescent ready for group test: O'Hara Impressive at the provincials Cannyescent is stepping out in group company and with a slick turn of foot anything might be possible.
Hayley ready to step up in class Tony Gollan has a big opinion of My Girl Hayley but her run this Saturday could determine if Melbourne is on the cards.
Jockey shortage hits Brisbane Cue the jokes if you will but Brisbane is light on jockeys, experiencing a shortage of apprentices with suspensions looming for many of its young guns.
The Offer wins Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury The Offer resumed to win the Listed Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury. Significantly he outstayed his rivals to give real hope of another Cups campaign.
Arabian Queen stuns Horn in Juddmonte Arabian Queen has beaten Golden Horn in a major upset in the Juddmonte International at York with Australian Criterion sixth of the seven runners.
Oliver set to miss Memsie Stakes day Damien Oliver has been suspended for 11 meetings at Seymour after pleading guilty to two charges of careless riding.
Brenton Avdulla suspended at Canterbury Jockey Brenton Avdulla has been suspended for six meetings for careless riding aboard Deploy at Canterbury.
Fancourt rises to the top in Brisbane Alannah Fancourt rides another double and the apprentice sits atop the Brisbane jockeys' premiership.
Symon Wilde faces positive swab charge Racing Victoria stewards have issued a charge to trainer Symon Wilde over a positive swab to Ibuprofen returned by one of his runners post-race.
Northam with stakes runners in two states Odyssey Moon will chase his first stakes win in the McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley while in Sydney stablemate Myamira will line up in a Group Three race.
The Offer to return in Rowley Mile Gai Waterhouse will use the Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury as a campaign starting point for Group One-winner The Offer.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 79 Joe O'Neill offers the 79th edition of Prime Dispatch.
Talented Danuki to resume in McKenzie Lightly raced Danuki resumes in the McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley and trainer Clinton McDonald is keen to see what the colt can produce this spring.
Themis hopeful for win at Canterbury
Two dominant wins from Gai Waterhouse-trained three-year-olds at Canterbury have them earmarked for Group class races.
Australian debut nearing for Queen's horse Bold Sniper has edged closer to making his Australian debut after pleasing co-trainer Tom Dabernig in an exhibition gallop at Seymour.
Shinn declares Pornichet a potential star Blake Shinn's belief that Pornichet can develop into one of the best horses in the country will be put to the test when the horse resumes at Randwick.
Eclair Choice on song for Carlyon return Adelaide sprinter Eclair Choice heads to Moonee Valley for the Listed Carlyon Stakes first-up having impressed in a recent barrier trial win.
Most Wanted finally Hong Kong bound After a sale fell through before his debut Flemington win, Most Wanted is now heading to the Hong Kong stables of Richard Gibson after a new sale was completed.
Hard-working Campania looks to Rowley Campania will get another chance to grab her first black-type win when she races in Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.
Teronado ready for spring assault Teronado is fully healed after a shocking laceration crulled his campaign last Spring.
Trust in a Gust to undergo surgery The spring is over for Trust In A Gust who requires surgery to remove a bone chip in a stifle with plans to re-launch his career in the autumn.
Cobalt date set for O'Brien and Kavanagh Danny O'Brien and Mark Kavanagh will have to wait to find out if a prizemoney freeze imposed on them will be overturned.
Tom Sadler banned for cocaine positive Apprentice Tom Sadler will miss the Melbourne spring racing carnival after being suspended for four months on a drug charge.
Protectionist to kick off in Chelmsford Protectionist will return to racing in the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick, as he looks to go back-to-back in the Melbourne Cup.
Cox Plate invite issued to Highland Reel After victory in the Secretariat Stakes at Arlington, the connections of Highland Reel have been issed a Cox Plate invitation.
Fresh Our Nkwazi to contest Carylon Stakes With a liking for the Moonee Valley circuit, trainer Shawn Mathrick is banking on a fresher Our Nkwazi running an improved race in the Carlyon Stakes.
Melbourne Cup trophy visits Sydney Hundreds of people have flocked to Sydney's CBD to get a glimpse of the Melbourne Cup trophy.
First Seal heads to Warwick Stakes If the sun continues to shine in Sydney, First Seal will take on a star-studded Warwick Stakes field.
Five in the running for Vic HOTY honours Adelaide, Brazen Beau, Dissident, Lankan Rupee and Protectionist are in the running for Victorian Horse of the Year honours.
Racy to live up to her name at Canterbury Trainer Gary Portelli is looking to Racy to live up to expectations when she takes her place at Canterbury.
Manhattan Blues to make belated return Manhattan Blues was scratched from a recent race in Adelaide because of heavy ground and will instead kick off in stakes company at Moonee Valley.
Redoute's Choice colt makes $1.4 million at Arqana The first European yearlings by Redoute's Choice made a big impact on the opening two days of the Arqana August Sale, averaging almost $600,000 and including the 66th seven-figure yearling of his stellar sale-ring career.
Gregers among Carlyon Stakes nominations The Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley has attracted 20 nominations including Group winner Gregers.
The Offer topweight for Rowley Mile The Gai Waterhouse-trained The Offer will have to carry 61 kilograms in the Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.
A field of eight for Juddmonte Australian horse Criterion will have seven rivals as he bids for success in the Juddmonte International Stakes at York.
Quality entries for Warwick Stakes The Warwick Stakes is strong on quality with 13 Group One winners entered for the weight-for-age race at Randwick.
Newitt loses appeal against suspension Craig Newitt has been unsuccessful in an appeal against a six-meeting careless riding suspension but will not miss a Saturday meeting.
Moon to get look at Valley before McKenzie Caulfield Guineas hopeful Odyssey Moon is set to begin his campaign in the McKenzie Stakes so long as he pleases his trainer in a Moonee Valley gallop.
Arrowfield Welcomes first foals by Dundeel Arrowfield's Manager Paul Messara has welcomed the Stud's first two foals by Australian champion Dundeel.
Blake Shinn booked for Guineas winner Blake Shinn will ride New Zealander Volkstok'n'barrell when the Rosehill Guineas winner begins his Cox Plate campaign in the Memsie Stakes.
Alpine Eagle to resume in Adelaide Australian Guineas runner-up Alpine Eagle is set to kick off his spring campaign in the Listed Penny Edition Stakes in Adelaide.
Aussie Stakes Winner for Holy Roman He provided a milestone for his sire Holy Roman Emperor when becoming his 50th stakes-winner earlier this year after capturing the Listed
Sebring Sun ready to shine for Portelli Sebring Sun gets the chance to prove he can be a Group One force when he runs in the Up And Coming Stakes at Randwick.
Triple Crown winner works at Del Mar American Pharoah has pleased trainer Bob Baffert with a work-out at Del Mar ahead of a possible start in the Travers Stakes.
Noble Protector to trial at Cranbourne Noble Protector is progressing nicely in preparation for her return to racing and a Cranbourne trial will be a guide to where she kicks off.
Darren Smith loses appeal against ban The Racing Appeals Tribunal has dismissed an appeal by Darren Smith over his 15-year ban for cobalt offences.
Melbourne Cup hopes on the line at York If Simenon can win at York, he will be in line for a trip to the Melbourne Cup in which he finished fourth two years ago.
Criterion a 20-1 chance for Juddmonte Golden Horn and Gleneagles are both still in the 10-horse mix for the Juddmonte International at York in which Australian Criterion is an outsider.
Options open for G1 placed Sagaronne Group One placegetter Sagaronne is likely to travel from Queensland to Sydney or Melbourne for the first start of her three-year-old campaign.
Volkstok'n'barrell to return in NZ or Melb New Zealand trainer Donna Logan is leaning to a Memsie Stakes start for Rosehill Guineas winner Volkstok'n'barrell.
Chris Waller to dominate Warwick Stakes Kermadec will be one of the stars in the Warwick Stakes with premier Sydney trainer to have eight Group One winners in the race.
Red Cadeaux third at Newbury Red Cadeaux has finished third at Newbury ahead of his next tilt at the Melbourne Cup with his Ed Dunlop-trained stablemate Trip To Paris to run at York.
Meagher training team keeps on winning Melbourne Cup winning trainer John Meagher and his sons Chris and Dan have made a great start to the Birsbane season.
Price filly on the way back from injury The Mick Price-trained Secret Agenda is progressing well for a return to racing after being injured in the Blue Diamond Fillies Prelude..
Highland Reel wins Secretariat Stakes The Aidan O'Brien-trained Highland Reel has won the Secretariat Stakes at Arlington ahead of a possible tilt at the Cox Plate.
Group One on the horizon for Setinum Bendigo trainer Shane Fliedner has the Group One Memsie Stakes on his radar after the first-up win of Setinum at Caulfield.
Start Wondering wins at Australian debut Start Wondering has kicked off his Australian career with a special win for new trainer Chris Waller.
Mourinho wins P B Lawrence by a nose Eight-year-old Mourinho has beaten The Cleaner by a nose in the P B Lawrence Stakes to signal he is set for another good preparation.
Pride Of Dubai out of spring carnival Blue Diamond Stakes winner Pride Of Dubai has been ruled out of the spring carnival with bone bruising.
Worthy Cause set for interstate campaign The Group Two Chelmsford Stakes in Sydney is the immediate target for Worthy Cause who has kicked off his campaign with a win at Doomben.
Japonisme continues his rise at Rosehill Japonisme has carried his late-season form into Group company in the San Domenico Stakes, leaving Golden Slipper winner Vancouver in his wake,
Moody's Symphony takes Gold in Vain Stakes The Peter Moody-trained Gold Symphony has scored a narrow win in the Group Three Vain Stakes over a distance considered short of his best.
Centre Pivot scores upset win at Rosehill A surprise win by Centre Pivot has been the highlight of Randwick trainer John Sargent's runners at Rosehill.
Let's Elope Stakes on Vezalay's program A first-up win at Caulfield has earned Vezalay a shot at the Let's Elope Stakes, a race her trainers have won for the past two years.
Onpicalo leads all the way at Caulfield Apprentice Michael Dee has taken advantage of Onpicalo's light weight to guide the gelding to a front-running win over favourite Iggimacool at Caulfield.
Peeping shows class to win at Rosehill
Peeping will be targeted at stakes races after fighting off a spirited performance from Howmuchdoyoulove me to win at Rosehill.
Williams booked for Hokko Brave in Cups Craig Williams has been confirmed as the rider for Japanese horse Hokko Brave in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Doncaster winner Kermadec has a day out A race day work-out has proven the right tactic with Kermadec ahead of his return in the Group Two Warwick Stakes.
Queensland Oaks goal for promising Honesta The John Thompson-trained Honesta has posted her second consecutive win at Doomben and connections say the best is yet to come.
Our Voodoo Prince back in winning form Our Voodoo Prince may have earned himself a reprieve from the sales ring by breaking a 15-month drought from the winner's stall at Caulfield.
Luke Dittman's double soured by suspension A winning double to apprentice Luke Dittman at Doomben has been tempered by a seven-meeting careless riding suspension.
McNamara ends career as a winner Jockey Andrew McNamara has drawn the curtain on his riding career with a winner and will turn his hand to training.
Schofield bound for HK after Caulfield Hong Kong-bound Chad Schofield has five rides on P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield, his final meeting before he leaves Australia.
Vancouver favourite but others backed Golden Slipper winner Vancouver is the natural San Domenico favourite but punters are keeping his opponents safe.
Dunn keen to have big spring carnival Even though he didn't win the Melbourne jockeys' premiership, Dwayne Dunn has taken many positives out of last season and is focused on spring.
Pippos to live up to Lucky name Trainer David Murphy has high hopes Pippos can live up to his sire's name when he steps up to 1600 metres at Doomben.
Big spring aims for Excess Knowledge A more mature Excess Knowledge will step out in the P B Lawrence Stakes for his first start of a campaign aimed towards major spring races in Melbourne.
Eagle Farm closed for another 10 months Brisbane's Eagle Farm racetrack will remain closed for another 10 months with the next stage of its redevelopment beginning later than planned.
Feature sprints on radar for Griante Trainer David Brideoake has Group One ambitions for Griante and is delighted with the mare ahead of her return in the Regal Roller Stakes.
Waller-trained spring hopes to return
Chris Waller has scratched Amicus from the 1400m handicap at Rosehill but still has two potential spring stars kicking off their campaigns.
Sardaaj unlikely for Regal Roller Stakes John Hawkes willl recommend to the owners of Sardaaj that the mare be scratched from her the Regal Roller Stakes because of a wide barrier.
Hard rode back for Easy Running The injury-plagued sprinter Easy Running continues his comeback from retirement when he runs at Doomben.
Work begins on Rosehill grandstand upgrade Work has begun on the multi-million dollar upgrade to the Rosehill grandstand but racegoers are expected to experience minimal disruption.
French weather the key for Arod Leading Cox Plate hopeful Arod will only run at Deauville if the ground improves with the Prix Du Moulin ar Longchamp an alternative.
Golden Slipper winner returns at Rosehill Golden Slipper winner Vancouver will return to the scene of his biggest win when he resumes at Rosehill in the San Domenico Stakes.
Sadler tests positive to banned substance Apprentice Tom Sadler has returned a positive sample to a banned substance at Swan Hill races, with stewards continuing their investigations.
Sam Kavanagh hopes to have racing future Trainer Sam Kavanagh knows he will get a long sentence over cobalt use but hopes to make it back to the racing industry.
Oh brother, Majesty has big shoes to fill His Majesty, a full brother to multiple Group One placegetter Puissance De Lune, will be one of three Rosehill runners for trainer Kim Waugh.
Dean Howard outed for 18 months over sale The sale of promising galloper Convincible to Hong Kong has seen trainer Dean Howard slapped with an 18 month disqualification by the RAD Board.
Can Vancouver overcome Slipper history? Pierro, Sepoy, Miss Finland, Ha Ha and Guineas are the names Vancouver looks to join this Saturday at Rosehill.
Quezette test for Don't Doubt Marley Trainer Robbie Griffiths says the Quezette Stakes performance of Don't Doubt Marley will help him decide where he heads next with the filly.
No excuses for Vancouver ahead of return Vancouver will be striving to become the first Golden Slipper winner in almost a quarter of a century to take out the San Domenico Stakes.
Baster chasing another PB Lawrence Stakes Jockey Stephen Baster sacked himself from No Tricks after one ride in Queensland but is happy to be back aboard in the PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Phar Lap could be reunited with famous cup Phar Lap's 1930 Melbourne Cup, now on display at an exhibition, could end up next to the famous horse's hide in the museum if the cup's owner has her way.
Peeping looking to return a winner Listed winner Peeping will bid to continue trainer Ron Quinton's winning momentum when she resumes at Rosehill.
Yesterday's Songs chasing Group Ones Yesterday's Songs will seek his first stakes win in the Regal Roller Stakes when he begins a spring campaign aimed towards Group One handicaps.
Moody takes tougher option with Braccenby Peter Moody was looking to take Braccenby for an easy kill in a provincial maiden but instead will contest the Vain Stakes at Caulfield.
Velrosso out to prove potential Known for a sizzling turn of foot Velrosso will look to deliver on the potential he has shown throughout his career in hie new home of Queensland.
Arrowfield is Australia's leading Group 1 breeder of 2014/15 Arrowfield closed out the 2014/15 season as Australia's leading breeder of Group 1 winners with four horses successful at that level.
Kenning seeks city win with Castle Express Bill Kenning is looking to break new ground in Brisbane with Castle Express.
Wakefield keeps faith in Wharton Kelvin Wharton rode Siliqua to victory his first time aboard and has been retained to rode the four-year-old this weekend.
Kermadec to have a day out at Rosehill Doncaster Mile winner Kermadec will go to the races on San Domenico Stakes day for a public gallop ahead of his return in the Warwick Stakes.
Brennan believed substance was cobalt free Tom Brennan, the vet at the centre of the Midsummer Sun cobalt inquiry is only guilty of 'stupidity' for not testing 'Vitamin Complex', says his lawyer.
Smokin' Joey favourite for P B Lawrence The Wez Hunter-trained Smokin' Joey is favourite to add the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes to his recent wins in the Eye Liner and Bletchingly Stakes.
Sam Clipperton outed at Canterbury Sam Clipperton has been suspended for his winning ride on Lucky Can Be at Canterbury and will miss the Warwick Stakes meeting.
Eurell aiming for black type with Redasun Redasun landed an impressive first-up Sandown win and trainer Greg Eurell now wants to add a black type win to her name.
Treble for Angland at Canterbury
Tye Angland has enjoyed a day out at Cantebury, riding a winning treble which included his first victory for the new season.
Bigger things in store for midweek winners The three-year-old races at the midweek meeting at Canterbury have produced some potential spring carnival contenders.
Parnham and Joey chasing G2 Caulfield win Jockey Chris Parnham has formed a good combination with Smokin' Joey and the pair get a chance at more Group race success in the P B Lawrence Stakes.
Tarrant continues hot form on return Luke Tarrant is letting his riding do the talking upon his return from a reckless riding ban.
Bigger targets in store for Alaskan Rose The Thousand Guineas is in the mind of trainer Mike Moroney after the impressive debut win of Alaskan Rose at Sandown.
Redzel to get his head around Rosehill Co-trainer Peter Snowden admits Redzel has a lot to learn but the colt will take his chance against some heavy hitters in the San Domenico.
Quezette Stakes test for Miss Gunpowder The unbeaten Miss Gunpowder will be out to stamp herself as a Thousand Guineas prospect when she runs in the Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
Hawkspur's brother shows serious ability Chris Waller may have found a Spring Champion Stakes contender in Canterbury winner Devil Hawk.
Snoopy resumes with solid Sandown victory The Caulfield Guineas and Cox Plate are a long way from the thought of Wayne Hawkes following the first-up win of Snoopy at Sandown.
Maybe Even You can improve further Maybe Even You broke her maiden status with an impressive win at Doomben.
Of The Brave sidelined with knee infection Of The Brave was down to resume in the Vain Stakes at Caulfield but a knee infection has put his racing career on hold for now.
Gollan rings the changes for The Storeman The Storeman has been consistent without winning of late and Tony Gollan is hoping the additions of blinkers may sharpen him up.
Extra nominations for Caulfield features Eight late entries have been taken for the three-year-old spring features at Caulfield but there are no extras for the Cox Plate or Caulfield Cup.
Gleneagles to join Juddmonte line-up Wet ground in France means dual Guineas winner Gleneagles will run in the Juddmonte Stakes which also features Australian horse Criterion.
Board clears Tania Hyett in betting probe Tania Hyett made a no case submission to the RAD Board where she was facing a charge of making 34 lay bets on horses trained by Robert Smerdon.
Home start for King's Troop before a spell Trainer Gerald Ryan thinks horses race better on their home tracks and will keep King's Troop at Rosehill rather Caulfield before a spell.
Duric excited by Mourinho's spring claims Vlad Duric is looking forward to the upcoming spring carnival and gets a taste of it at Caulfield aboard Mourinho in the PB Lawrence Stakes.
Ritzy to step out on long path to Oaks Fiveandahalfstar's little sister Ritzy will take the first steps to the big spring races when she makes her belated debut at Canterbury.
Racing official denies influencing trainer Senior ATC racing official Matt Rudolph has denied trying to force trainer Sam Kavanagh to change his evidence in his cobalt case.
Draw looks ideal for Henwood at Sandown Trainer John Sadler believes everything is in Henwood's favour for his attempt to get back to the winner's list at Sandown.
Rudy shows fitness with trial win Group Two winner Rudy has shown his readiness for his upcoming Sydney campaign with a barrier trial win at the Gold Coast,
Sebring Sun moves closer to Rose start Sebring Sun has moved up the order of entry for the $1 million Golden Rose with favourite Vancouver to have his first 3yo start in the San Domenico.
Gordon sets himself up for Haydock Gordon Lord Byron's third in a Group One race in France has primed him for another tilt at the Haydock Sprint Cup.
Entries extended for P B Lawrence Stakes Nominations have been extended for the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield but there is still quality among the initial 10 entries.
Moir Stakes option for Fontiton's return The Group One Moir Stakes is being considered as a first-up target for three-year-old filly Fontiton this spring.
Quezette Stakes next for Petits Filous Petits Filous will be out to continue an unbeaten start to her career in the Quezette Stakes after notching two impressive wins at Moonee Valley.
Sargent-trained mares ready for spring Trainer John Sargent has three staying mares preparing for the spring Cups with Thunder Lady and Kirramosa to kick off at Rosehill.
Oaks winner Set to bypass Lawrence Stakes The Memsie Stakes is a likely kick-off point for Set Square despite the mare figuring in the nominations for the P B Lawrence Stakes.
Japonisme in San Domenico class test Golden Slipper winner Vancouver is the headline act but several others will be out to test him in the San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
Rudy and Teronado to face off in trial Domcaster Mile fourth placed Rudy is likely to have one run in Brisbane before heading back to Randwick for the Epsom Handicap.
Rich Enuff wins trial at Cranbourne The exciting Rich Enuff has shown he is on target for his return to racing with a barrier trial win at Cranbourne.
Arod team on French weather watch Cox Plate equal favourite Arod will only run in the Prix Jacques le Marois if the weather improves in the lead-up to the Group One race.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 77 When Bill Mitchell retired at the end of 2005 I was faced with the decision to keep Prime Thoroughbreds as a Victorian based company or to diversify
Rock Temple Rocks Pakenham It was a long time between drinks but Rock Temple gave punters something to cheer about after posting his second win in the last race at Pakenham yesterday afternoon
Muhaarar wins Prix Maurice de Gheest Muhaarar has claimed his third Group One sprint of the season, adding the Prix Maurice de Gheest to his Commonwealth and July Cup victories.
Milestone win for Irishman Ruby Walsh Champion Irish jumps jockey Ruby Walsh heads home having created history with his win on Bashboy in the Australian Grand National Steeplechase.
Greg Ryan rides winner No. 3323 Bush jockey Greg Ryan has lifted his winning tally to 3323, placing him second on Australia's all-time list.
Jumps jockey outed for improper riding After winning a race at Ballarat, jumps jockey Aaron Lynch has been suspended for three weeks on an improper riding charge.
Bashboy lands third Grand National Chase Bashboy has overcame a poor jump at the second last obstacle to land his third Grand National Steeplechase with superstar Irishman Ruby Walsh aboard.
Rory Hutchings on his way in Sydney Chris Waller says apprentice Rory Hutchings first Group win in Australia is only the start for the young New Zealander.
Duffie earns high praise for NRL comeback Melbourne Storm winger Matt Duffie is back to his try-scoring best, crossing twice against Gold Coast in his latest return from serious injury.
Le Val may have to head south Brisbane trainer Noel Doyle may have to head south with Le Val who has crept up in the handicaps in Queensland racing.
Walsh guides Bashboy to National win Irish jockey Ruby Walsh has been the star of the show at Ballarat where he has taken Bashboy to a record-breaking win.
Tommy Ryan gets Irish eyes smiling Jockey Tommy Ryan says J J Houlahan Hurdle winner Vatuvei can be even better once he gets to the bigger steeplechase obstacles.
Lindsay Park pair to line up in Lawrence Lindsay Park co-trainer David Hayes will saddle Dibayani and Petrology at Caulfield before flying to the UK for Criterion's tilt at the Juiddmonte Stakes.
King's Troop to step up to stakes class Trainer Gerald Ryan is favouring a San Domenico Stakes start for King's Troop who will meet Golden Slipper winner Vancouver in the Group Three race.
Golden Rose hope to trial at Cranbourne Lankan Rupee is back in work preparing for the spring while his trainer Mick Price has some handy three-year-olds ready to trial at Cranbourne.
Ruby Walsh and Bashboy reign supreme Bashboy has won his third Grand National Steeplechase and given champion Irish jockey Ruby Walsh a history-making Australian win.
Mutual Regard back for a Cups campaign A suspensory injury halted Mutual Regard's autumn campaign but he is back in work for new trainer John Sadler.
Ruby Ride out of action for three months Queensland apprentice Ruby Ride has a broken pelvis after being involved in a parade-ring incident at Ipswich.
Rest of the World team third in Shergar The Rest of the World team featuring Australian jockeys Kerrin McEvoy and Blake Shinn has finished third in the Shergar Cup at Ascot.
Manageress confirms liking for Flemington Manageress has enhanced her Flemington record in a style that could earn her a shot at a Group Two race during the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Wolfgram celebrates stable switch in style Ron Quinton's latest apprentice Travis Wolfgram has picked up his first city winner in Sydney aboard Boss Lane.
Rawiller says goodbye with Randwick win Nash Rawiller leaves Sydney for Hong Kong with a winner in his final ride for the time being at Randwick.
Country trainer lands first Flemington win Sunday Escape has provided trainer Andrew Murray with another training first in his career, winning at Flemington.
Shiraz wins Group 3 Aurie's Star by a nose The Tony McEvoy-trained Shiraz has continued his rise in the sprinting ranks with his first Group victory in the Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington.
Steel Zip surprises with easy Doomben win Trainer Pat Duff has labelled Steel Zip's Doomben victory as the easiest of the sprinter's long career.
Burbero the gun in the WFA Missile Stakes A good Randwick track has helped Burbero to victory in the Missile Stakes, giving New Zealand apprentice Rory Hutchings a milestone win in Sydney.
Sadler joins father with Flemington double Del Prado's win has given apprentice Tom Sadler a metropolitan double at Flemington for trainers who have been influential in his career.
Flemington breakthrough for young trainer The victory of Shenzhou Steeds at Flemington has provided trainer Mitchell Freedman with an important Melbourne winner.
Architect goes close to Doomben 1050m mark Architect has given Whittington's 1050m Doomben record a shake in winning the Zouki Handicap.
Sebring Sun earns his way to bigger races Trainer Gary Portelli has big plans for Sebring Sun who has lived up to his hopes with victory in the Listed Rosebud.
Waller gets first winner from new stable
Loophole has become Chris Waller's first winner based at Warwick Farm stables which used to belong to Guy Walter.
Trainer Louis Baudron fined for outburst Former French trainer Louis Baudron has found himself on the wrong side of officials after being fined for an outburst after the scratching of Orion Love.
Damian Lane lands city win after HK stint In-form Damian Lane is showing the benefits of a ridng stint in Hong Kong with another winner at Flemington.
Charmed Harmony earns shot at G1 Memsie Charmed Harmony will head to the Group One Memsie Stakes after bringing up a race-to-race double at Flemington for trainer John Sadler.
Tarrant grabs his chance with pick-up ride Injured Ruby Ride's absence from Doomben has paved the way for another apprentice to make the most of an unexpected opportunity.
Echo Gal break class record at Randwick
The Gai Waterhouse-trained Echo Gal has given nothing else a chance in posting a record-breaking win at Randwick.
Most Wanted impresses with Flem debut win A deal to sell Most Wanted couldn't get off the ground but the three-year-old has a bright Australian future after winning at Flemington.
Gallagher hoping to upset Ruby Walsh party There will be some familiar faces lining up against Ruby Walsh when the the Irish jockey rides Bashboy in the Grand National Steeplechase.
Victorian racing back on Sky The Sky Channel blackout of Victorian Racing is over as Tabcorp and Racing Victoria reach a new deal.
Shinn seeks some Aussie success in England The Aussie cricket team's capitulation in the fourth Ashes Test is only serving to inspire Blake Shinn when he heads to Ascot.
Temple Of Boom still on his game As he enters his seventh season of racing, Temple Of Boom is showing his trainer Tony Gollan no signs of slowing down.
Lilly out to dazzle again at Flemington Lilly Dazzler scored a satisfying win for her trainer Monica Croston at Flemington last start and Croston believes the best is still ahead of the mare.
Warwick Farm ripped up by vandals A car has ripped up sections of the straight at Warwick Farm, placing the next meeting at the course in doubt.
SA Group One stars return to the track In a sure sign the spring carnival is fast approaching, Group One stars Happy Trails and Go Indy Go kick off their campaigns at Morphetville on Saturday.
Voilier primed for stakes win at Randwick Trainer Gary Nickson hopes to get an early season stakes win with Voilier in the Rosebud at Randwick before the return of the elite three-year-olds.
Flemington build-up for Caulfield Cup hope Connections of Albonetti hold Caulfield Cup aspirations and the mare takes a further step in her campaign at Flemington.
Weights play on McEvoy's mind with Shiraz A longer term goal has seen Tony McEvoy send sprinter Shiraz to Melbourne to run at Flemington rather than stay at home for a race at Randwick.
Le Val back on track for success Noel Doyle had high hopes for Le Val but injuries have scuppered a once-promising career. The five-year-old is now back and chasing wins again.
Walker suspended for careless riding Weeks after returning from a back injury, Michael Walker will again be out of the saddle following a careless riding suspension.
Barrier blanket for Desert Jeuney Nigel Blackiston expects Desert Jeuney to finish strongly when he steps to 1400m for the first time this campaign at Flemington.
Ellawisdom to turn the tables at Doomben Trevor Thomas believes his horse Ellawisdom can break her own Doomben drought.
Big Orange and Dubday to press Cup claims Big Orange and Dubday will target the Lonsdale Cup and Prix Foy respectively as they press their claims for the Melbourne Cup.
Berry, Hawkes to dominate Rwick features The Hawkes training partnership and jockey Tommy Berry are poised for a big day out at Randwick when they team up with the favourites in both stakes races.
Kavanagh, O'Brien appeal prizemoney freeze Two of the five trainers given a Group and Listed prizemoney percentage freeze in Victoria have appealed to the RAD Board over the stewards ruling.
Beetroot, aspirin in Midsummer Sun drench Gosford Cup winner Midsummer Sun received a drench allegedly containing beetroot, aspirin and Berocca but no cobalt or caffeine, says Mitchell Butterfield.
Good start crucial to Gal's chances The Gai Waterhouse stable is looking for improved performances from two Randwick runners who had form around Group One winners last spring.
Bashboy has nine rivals in GN Steeple Bashboy, to be ridden by champion Irish jockey Ruby Walsh, headlines a field of 10 for the Grand National Steeplechase at Ballarat.
Bromance brewing in Sydney's top stable It isn't quite Ben Affleck and Matt Damon but a classy gelding and his retired former stablemate have formed the equine version of a bromance.
McEvoy calls on Oliver for Adelaide trials Tony McEvoy has a team of 17 horses entered for trials at Morphettville with Damien Oliver heading over to ride some of the Melbourne spring hopefuls.
King looks to end rocky Doomben run At the Sunshine Coast Rocky King is close to unbeatable but at Doomben he has simply not been the same horse.
Red Alto chasing first win at Flemington Trainer Brent Stanley will look to better races for three-year-old Red Alto if he can break through for a win at his third start at Flemington.
Fitness edge for Lonrockstar at Flemington Lonrockstar is gaining an affinity with the Flemington straight course which trainer John Sadler hopes will carry him to a black type success.
Apprentice Loy out for up to six weeks Brodie Loy will be sidelined for at least a month after fracturing his elbow in a race fall at Warwick Farm.
Monaco Playboy chases a Most Important win Trevor Miller is hoping Moaco Playboy lands the cash and turns the tables on the Tony Gollan-trained Most Important at Doomben.
Doggone it, Sebring Sun ready for battle A pet dog laid down the gauntlet to Sebring Sun during the week but the horse will face more evenly-matched rivals in the Rosebud at Randwick.
Track condition the key for Cum Dividend A trip to Sydney could be on the cards for Cum Dividend, especially if Brisbane's tracks remain on the firm side.
Harness trainers win cobalt appeal Three Queensland-based harness racing trainers have won their appeals against cobalt bans - taking advantage of a legal technicality.
Lake Geneva gets easy kill at Hawkesbury Lake Geneva is no longer among Australian racing's best maidens and her powerful finish at Hawkesbury has her trainer and jockey excited.
Ruby Walsh looking forward to Ballarat Champion Irish jumps jockey Ruby Walsh is looking forward to the challenge of ridng in Australia for the first time when he partners Bashboy at Ballarat.
Cirrus Des Aigles could return in Ireland French star Cirrus Des Aigles is on track to make his return from injury in the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown.
Mallyon sidelined for four to six weeks An ankle injury suffered at trackwork will keep apprentice Katelyn Mallyon out of the saddle for four to six weeks.
Sandown gets the thumbs up after return Racing returned to Sandown for the first time in four months after undergoing a renovation following a troubled spell in the autumn.
William Buick to ride 'thriving' Criterion The Hayes camp are confident of an improved showing from Criterion in York, as is jockey William Buick.
Stewards bring early end to Nash's stint Top jockey Nash Rawiller has been suspended for careless riding at Warwick Farm, the penalty marking a premature end to his Sydney sojourn.
Duric lands the prize first-up from injury A shoulder injury put Vlad Duric on the sidelines but he returned at the first meeting back at Sandown with one ride for a winner.
Magnus Slipper gives team overdue city win Trainer Carlo Vidotto ended a 14-year drought in the metropolitan area with the victory of Magnus Slipper at Sandown.
Messene set to fire first-up in Missile Four horses capable of featuring in spring carnival races will represent Team Hawkes at Randwick, headed by Missile Stakes contender Messene.
Lake Geneva to resume in Hawkesbury maiden Two-time Group One placegetter Lake Geneva will make a low-key return at Hawkesbury ahead of a start in the first leg of the Princess Series.
Bryan Guy continues hot streak The Bryan Guy stable is firing and he says it's simply a case of good placement of his horses.
Sailing By on Thousand Guineas path The Mick Price-trained Sailing By has broken her maiden at her third start at Sandown and will be aimed towards the Thousand Guineas this spring.
Of The Brave gallops strongly at Sandown An exhibition gallop between races at Sandown has trainer Mark Riley and jockey Stephen Baster excited at the spring prospects of Of The Brave.
King's Troop reigns at Warwick Farm King's Troop, a three quarter brother to Snitzel, has earned a shot at black-type company with an authorative Warwick Farm victory.
Celebrating Beneteau's first-crop success It's the one experience every stud farm hopes to avoid, when a young stallion's every winner elicits more sorrow than excitement, because their sire is dead.
Eight 2YO winners in 23 days wins title A month ago Not A Single Doubt's chances of once again topping the Australian 2YO Sires' list by winners didn't look great.
Brodie Loy taken to hospital after fall Godolphin apprentice Brodie Loy has suffered a possible fractured elbow and and been transported to hospital after a race fall at Warwick Farm.
Redoute's Choice & sons in Australia's top 10 Redoute's Choice has been joined for the first time in the top ten on the Australian General Sires' Premiership by both of his Arrowfield-based sons, Snitzel and Not A Single Doubt.
Le Bonsir aiming to break straight hoodoo With three second placings from his last three runs over the Flemington 1200m, Le Bonsir is out to break his hoodoo in the Aurie's Star Handicap.
Gollan's girl wins at first start My Girl Hayley proved her promise to trainer Tony Gollan as she breezed to a speedy win at her first ever start.
Avdulla booked for Secretariat Stakes ride Top Sydney jockey Brenton Avdulla is poised to make his American debut after being booked to ride Goldstream in the Secretariat Stakes at Arlington.
Facile Tigre to continue racing He's been the unlucky one of Jason McLachlan's two stable stars but Facile Tigre will keep racing, even as Phelan Ready heads into retirement.
NZ stayer heads Caulfield Cup market Mongolian Khan is the early Caulfield Cup favourite while Arod is among four horses at the top of the Cox Plate market after release of nominations.
Ruby Walsh to ride Bashboy in GN Steeple One of the all-time great jumps racing jockeys Ruby Walsh will ride Bashboy in the Grand National Steeplechase in Victoria.
John Camilleri admits lying to stewards John Camilleri admitted to lying to stewards, while Sam Kavanagh revealed his drenching of horses nearly saw his partner leave with their baby.
Stablehand outed after Diademe inquiry An employee of the Bjorn Baker stable has been disqualified over unregistered products but the trainer has been cleared.
Officials happy with quality spring noms The Caulfield Cup has attracted 209 nominations including 25 internationals while the Cox Plate has 173 entries including 20 overseas-trained horses.
Missile Stakes pair trial well at Rosehill Two horses set to resume in the Group Two Missile Stakes at Randwick have proved their readiness with strong barrier trial performances.
Decision pending on Zebrinz's return race Five-year-old Zebrinz is set to resume at Flemington but whether he runs in the Aurie's Star Handicap or a 1000m benchmark race is yet to be decided.
Mallyon cleared of broken ankle Apprentice Katelyn Mallyon has been cleared of a broken ankle.
Avdulla to help Sun shine in Rosebud An on-the-ball Gary Portelli has snapped up the services of Brenton Avdulla to ride Sebring Sun at Randwick.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 76 When Hugh Bowman drove Raido to the front at Canterbury today he became our 40th winner for the season with many of these wins metropolitan class victories.
Racing returns to Sandown after renovation An eight-race program will signal the return to racing at Sandown after being out of action for the past four months so that remedial work could be done.
Melbourne plans for Grafton Guineas winner Grafton Guineas winner Braces will headline a team of three runners for Greg Hickman at Warwick Farm.
Vet admits protecting Melbourne trainers Dr Tom Brennan, a central figure in the Sam Kavanagh cobalt case, says he originally lied about his involvement to protect to Melbourne trainers.
Undrafted to be aimed at Breeders' Cup American horse Undrafted who beat Australian Brazen Beau at Royal Ascot, will be aimed at the Breeders' Cup.
Spring race nominations to be released Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate nominations are set to be released with Melbourne Cup nominations a little under a month away.
Bowman wins Darwin Cup on Lightinithenite Lighinthenite streeted the field to win the Darwin Cup by nine lengths, as Hugh Bowman stood high in the irons.
Extra entries boost Missile nominations Group One winner Temple Of Boom is among a handy group of late entries for the first Group race of the Sydney season.
Extra Zero back for another campaign Veteran galloper Extra Zero will resume at Flemington ahead of a campaign which could include the Group One Mackinnon Stakes.
Five trainers face prize money freeze Racing Victoria stewards will suspend stakes-race prize money payments to five trainers facing cobalt charges.
Press Statement on Golden Rose trail Juvenile Group One winner Press Statement will step up his spring preparation in a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Trinder chasing more Melbourne success Fresh from the Melbourne success of Valiant Warrior, Adam Trinder will head to Flemington with Tasmanian Oaks placegetter At The Weekend.
Jockey Greg Ryan equals riding milestone The well-travelled Greg Ryan has won the opening race at Forbes to equal a mark reached by just two other Australian jockeys.
Sea Eagles belong in NRL finals: Reynolds Souths halfback Adam Reynolds says Manly deserve an NRL finals spot as the two sides prepare for a Brookvale Oval showdown.
Pateman to appeal ban to keep Bashboy ride Steve Pateman's hopes of keeping the ride on Bashboy at Ballarat hinge on his appeal against a careless riding charge.
American Pharoah wins Haskell Invitational American Pharoah has dominated his rivals in winning the Haskell Invitational, the colt's first start since claiming the Triple Crown.
I was desperate for winners: Sam Kavanagh A vet has told the Sam Kavanagh cobalt inquiry he did not arrange for Midsummer Sun to be treated on Gosford Cup day.
Greg Ryan nearing riding milestone Country jockey Greg Ryan is poised to become the just second rider to pass 3322 winners in Australia when he rides at Forbes.
No Melbourne spring for Lucky Tom Veteran trainer Harold Norman rates Lucky Tom as potentially the best horse he has trained but won't be rushing back to Melbourne with him.
Bullrush to make debut at Goulburn The Hawkes stable will pay a rare visit to the country with former New Zealander Bullrush to begin his career at Goulburn.
Diademe inquiry set to resume Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker will attend a Brisbane inquiry into possible race day treatment of Diademe at the Gold Coast.
McEvoy happy with spring carnival hopes Big Memory will be kept to 2400 metres or less in the spring with trainer Tony McEvoy saying the 3200 metres of the Melbourne Cup is beyond him.
Weary to get an early start to spring Trainer Chris Waller hopes Weary can get an early start to the spring in the Missile Stakes, the first Group race of the Sydney season.
Aurie's Star a target for Dibayani Dibayani has done so well since arriving at Lindsay Park from Hong Kong, co-trainer tom Dabernig says he is ready to race in the Aurie's Star.
Tony Gollan flags interstate stable Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan says he has ambitions to open a stable in either Victoria or NSW.
American Pharoah tunes up for Haskell American Pharoah has had his final work-out before he tries to add the Haskell Invitational in New Jersey to his Triple Crown.
No golden farewell for Richard Hughes Three-time British champion jockey Richard Hughes has failed to sign off his stellar career with a fairytale victory at the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood.
Baster suspended at Moonee Valley Stephen Baster has been suspended for seven meetings after pleading guilty to careless riding at Moonee Valley.
McDonald outed for second time in a week James McDonald has copped his second suspension in three days and will miss the next two feature meetings tn Sydney.
Schofield lands first city win since April Chad Schofield will head home to Sydney for a short break with family as he prepares for a Hong Kong stint.
Valiant win at Valley for Tassie sprinter Trainer Adam Trinder will keep Tasmanian sprinter Valiant Warrior in Melbourne for more sprint races after the gelding's Moonee Valley success.
Dantga keeps perfect record in Doomben win His behaviour left a lot be desired before the race, but it hasn't been enough to stop Dantga from adding to an unblemished record at Doomben.
Keepit To Yourself proves up to Challenge Keepit To Yourself has upset the favourites in the Winter Challenge to give training partners Jim and Greg Lee a Listed win.
Oldtimers leave their mark in Valley wins Nine-year-olds Bagman and Our Nkwazi have completed a rare Moonee Valley double, having won at the corresponding meeting last year.
First Bloom gives Weir first win of season First Bloom has got premier trainer Darren Weir off the mark for the new season with victory over Spirit Of Heaven at Moonee Valley.
Satirical Lass sizzles in sprint victory Brisbane mare Satirical Lass has made it two wins on end at Doomben to put herself in the frame for an interstate campaign.
Listed Wyong Gold Cup in Campania's sights More than two years after she last raced at stakes level, Campania's Rosehill win has earned her a shot at a better race.
Our Nkwazi back for more Valley success Our Nkwazi has landed his third Moonee Valley win in the past year with a last-stride victory over Hard Romp.
Godolphin's Demonstrate scores at Valley The John O'Shea-trained Demonstrate has started his three-year-old season on a winning note with a city victory over 1000m at Moonee Valley.
Waller quizzed over Sir Mako venue switch Leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller has had a mixed opening day of the season with a Rosehill double soured by stewards' questions over Sir Mako.
Petit Filous scores second Valley success The Ciaron Maher-trained Petit Filous has landed back-to-back Moonee Valley wins to earn a start in the Quezette Stakes.
Honesta in come-from-behind Doomben win The John Thompson-trained Honesta has given away a big start before beating Halls Creek at Doomben.
American Pharoah draws crowd for Haskell American Pharoah has attracted a large crowd as he gallolped at Monmouth Park ahead of his appearance in the Haskell International.
Vancouver wins tough trial at Randwick Golden Slipper winner Vancouver has rallied to win a barrier trial at Randwick in preparation for his spring campaign.
Injured jockey Amy Herrmann in rehab Injured jockey Amy Herrmann has been moved to a rehabilitation centre in Adelaide and is making progress but still suffering Post Traumatic Amnesia.
City racing has Mallyon's full attention Katelyn Mallyon needs two winners to outride her metropolitan claim and will be restricting her riding to the city area for the majority of the next month.
Schofield with good chances at Valley Jockey Chad Schofield is looking forward to the new season which includes a contract to ride in Hong Kong.
Regular to resume at Doomben Trainer Bryan Guy expects Regular to race well fresh after two barrier trials to get him ready for Doomben.
Wouldnt It Be Nice to win the Challenge Wouldnt It Be Nice gets a weight advantage over Rugged Cross in the Winter Challenge, the first stakes race of the new season.
Classy horses to have exhibition gallops A number of spring carnival contenders will have exhibition gallops between races at Morphettville as they build up towards race returns.
Tony Gollan begins quest for next title Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan begins his quest for a third title with two runners at Doomben.
Petits Filous back for more at the Valley Petits Filous returns to the scene of her debut win at Moonee Valley to take on tougher opposition at her second start.
Schmitt ordered to write apology letters Daniel Schmitt has been ordered to formally apologise to AFL players Adam Goodes and Bachar Houli for racist comments he posted on Twitter.
Broodmare plans on hold for Anna Lizzie If Anna Lizzie performs as trainer Dan Bougoure expects at Doomben, the mare will embark on another campaign rather than motherhood.
Weir falls agonisingly short of 300 mark Needing just two winners to reach the 300 for the season, trainer Darren Weir has gone winless at the final meeting at Pakenham.
Ryan renews quest for riding milestone The well-travelled Greg Ryan needs three more winners to reach a riding milestone achieved by just two other Australian jockeys.
Jockey Richard Hughes nears the end Jockey Richard Hughes has six rides on the final day of the Goodwood festival, his last meeting before he turns his hand to training.
Big Orange on target for Melbourne Cup Big Orange and Trip To Paris, first and third in the Goodwood Cup, are both on target to come to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Japanese stayer Fame Game aimed at Cups Japanese stayer Fame Game is set to be one of the international visitors for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups this spring.
Cobalt show cause rulings set for Monday Five Victorian trainers will find out next week whether they can continue their training careers until cobalt charges against them are heard.
Stanaway seven finish in reverse order Bryce Stanaway provided more than half the field in a race at Sale but the trainer left empty handed.
Brother to G1 placegetter stars at Gosford A win aboard His Majesty at Gosford has capped a great season for Blake Shinn who has taken out the national jockeys' premiership.
Old friends still hold Snowden in Esteem Peter Snowden will turn back the clock when he saddles up a Rosehill runner for racing's famous Ingham family.
Trinder expects Valley to suit Warrior Trainer Adam Trinder believes Moonee Valley will suit Tasmanian sprinter Valiant Warrior better than the Flemington straight track.
Valley flat run to sharpen up Thubiaan Trainer Eric Musgrove says a month between runs is too long for jumper Thubiaan who will contest a flat race at Moonee Valley.
Ruscello to return at Moonee Valley Imported stayer Ruscello will make his return from a lengthy lay-off at Moonee Valley for new trainer Archie Alexander.
Cummings weighing up options for Promise Trainer Anthony Cummings is mulling over his next move with Fulfilled Promise, his only acceptor at the first Sydney race meeting of the season.
Robert Heathcote happy with season Trainer Robert Heathcote is happy with his season and is hoping to kick-start the new one on a winning note at Doomben.
Rochelle Smith inquiry adjourned Queensland stewards have adjourned an inquiry into the elevated cobalt levels in two horses from Rochelle Smith's stable.
Queensland trainer Tom Dawson dies at 98 Trainer Tom Dawson, a member of the Queensland Hall of Fame and known as a jockey mentor, has died aged 98.
Weather key to record holder's return Sweet Emily's trainer is keen to kick off the mare's campaign at Moonee Valley where she holds the 1000m track record.
Adorabeel set for Choice spring campaign Joe Pride says progressive mare Adorabeel fits a remarkably similar profile to two-time Group One winner Sacred Choice.
Weight, barrier hurdles for stablemates Tony Sears is banking on the claim of apprentice James Orman to offset a steep weight rise for last-start winner Choice Bro at Doomben.
Pat Duff on the mend after tough month Trainer Pat Duff is keen to get back to the racetrack having spent a month in hospital following complications from hip surgery.
Ed Dunlop excited by Trip to Goodwood Trip To Paris can cement a trip to Australia when he runs as favourite in the Group Two Goodood Cup.
Schofield suspended at Cranbourne Chad Schofield has been suspended for 10 meetings for careless riding at Cranbourne with the ban to begin after he rides at Moonee Valley.
Famous broadcaster Peter O'Sullevan dies Sir Peter O'Sullevan, widely regarded as the greatest ever British racing commentator, has died at the age of 97,
Solow wins the Sussex Stakes French star Solow has added another Group One win to his resume with victory in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
Dandino continues on path to spring return Imported stayer Dandino is on a path towards a spring carnival return from an injury lay-off and has continued his build-up with a jumpout at Ballarat.
Yendall finishes season with a winner Jockey Dean Yendall has finished the season with 144 wins nationwide after adding to his season tally with a victory at Cranbourne.
Tim Bell signals new season intent An early double from Tim Bell at the Sunshine Coast will serve as his launching pad for the new racing season.
RA stands firm on new whip restrictions Racing Australia says it has undertaken due process before announcing the introduction of new whip restrictions which will come into effect in December.
Golden Slipper winner Phelan Ready retired The last horse to win the Magic Millions-Golden Slipper double, Phelan Ready has been retired after 59 race starts.
Rosehill just the start for Land's End An expensive colt with a high profile group of owners will headline Gerald Ryan's team for the first meeting of the new season at Rosehill.
Lane gets winner on first day back in Vic Talented jockey Damian Lane has ridden at winner at Cranbourne in his first meeting back in Victoria after a riding stint in Hong Kong.
Bannerot charges into winner's circle Wendy Bannerot has doine it again, bringing injured horses back to the track to record impressive wins.
Stream Ahead out to remain unbeaten Stream Ahead will be one of three fillies trying to maintain an unbeaten start to their careers in the first race of the new season at Moonee Valley.
Hugh Bowman secures Sydney jockeys' title Hugh Bowman says he feels a sense of achievement after securing the Sydney jockeys' premiership for the third time.
Leading trainers reject prizemoney freeze Peter Moody, Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien say they face financial ruin if they are suspended or receive a prizemoney freeze from the RAD Board.
Smith Suiting up for open grade Bradley Smith hopes former Godolphin horse Suit can add an open grade win to his impressive but young career.
Hugh Bowman set to wrap up premiership The Sydney jockeys' premiership will be determined at the final city meeting of the season at Canterbury with Hugh Bowman favourite to win.
Five front stewards in show cause hearings Trainers Peter Moody, Danny O'Brien, Mark Kavanagh and Lee and Shannon Hope face show cause hearings before Racing Victoria stewards.
McMahon suspended for positive meth test Queensland jockey Ric McMahon has been suspended for six months after testing positive to methylamphetamine and amphetamine.
Weir gets closer to 300 with Pakenham win Trainer Darren Weir has two winners remaining to top the 300 mark after Biatreasure won the final event at Pakenham.
Cobalt show cause hearings open to media The show cause cobalt hearings involving Peter Moody, Danny O'Brien, Mark Kavanagh and Lee and Shannon Hope will be open to the media.
Use of whips in races further reduced The number of times whips can be used in races before the final 100 metres of a race will be restricted to five under an amendment to the rule.
Tawteen to resume but in which Valley race Two promising Lindsay Park gallopers have recorded Flemington jumpout wins in preparation for their returns to racing at Moonee Valley.
Bonus attracts Skyline Blush to Canterbury Skyline Blush will be given a final chance to chase a BOBS bonus at Canterbury before Anthony Cummings prepares her for a spring campaign.
Training partnership goes separate ways After eights years in a training partnership with Jamie Edwards, Bruce Elkington has decided to step away and slow down his racing involvement.
Key overseas races looming to shape spring Some key international races in the coming month will have a bearing on international participation at the Melbourne spring carnival.
Kenny-Dowall returns to Roosters training Shaun Kenny-Dowall has returned to Roosters training for the first time since allegations of domestic violence were levelled against him.
Pivot could turn into carnival contender Two new additions to the John Sargent team will open the trainer's season at Rosehill including the promising Centre Pivot.
Vic racing available to regional viewers Viewers in regional areas will now be able to watch Victorian racing on free-to-air channel 68 with PRIME7 taking the coverage.
McConachy in 18-month ban for cobalt use Trainer Jamie McConachy has been banned for 18 months after his horse Vandalised returned an elevated cobalt reading.
Weir nearing 300 wins for the season With four days left of the racing season, leading Victorian trainer Darren Weir is closing in on a milestonef 300 winners.
Rawiller rides five winners at Swan Hill In-form jockey Brad Rawiller has made it 11 wins from his past four meetings in Victoria with five winners from eight rides at Swan Hill.
John McNair fined over positive swab Trainer John McNair has copped a $15,000 fine although stewards have acknowleged he was not the person who administered the drug ice to racehorse Normandy.
Grand National Steeple rescheduled The Grand National Steeplechase and JJ Houlahan Hurdle have been rescheduled and will be held at Ballarat's next race meeting.
Stars set to come out at Randwick trials Vancouver heads a host of carnival horses who will take their first steps towards spring returns in a bumper set of barrier trials at Randwick.
Baster fit and ready for Valley return Jockey Stephen Baster took time off during the winter to treat a leg injury and is looking forward to his return to city racing at Moonee Valley.
Cangon Stud to stand Dubleo Dubleo has been relocated from Vinery Stud to Cangon Stud at Dungog this season. A move that will prolong the stallion’s career as a prolific sire of winners.
The Big Dance to resume at Moonee Valley The Big Dance, who cost $750 as a yearling and won a $250,000 race on debut, will make her return at Moonee Valley on the opening day of the new season.
Vancouver heads Golden Rose order of entry Gai Waterhouse has two of the top three horses in the order of entry for the Golden Rose including star colt Vancouver.
Lane back in town and ready for new season Group One-winning jockey Damian Lane makes his return to Victorian racing at Cranbourne after a recent Hong Kong riding stint.
Forster predicts big season for Fradd Trainer Desleigh Forster says Robbie Fradd has the talent and experience to make a significant impact on Brisbane racing in the new season.
Rugged Cross set to chase stakes double Rugged Cross took out the last stakes event of the Sydney racing term and will bid to continue his winning form in the first feature of the new season.
Injury rules Lord Of The Sky out of spring Lord Of The Sky is set to be sidelined until at least the autumn carnival due to an injury detected after his Bletchingly Stakes failure.
Fourth jumps horse killed: Activists Another horse has been killed after a jumping race in Adelaide, renewing calls by animal rights activists for a ban on the sport.
Signoff's spring campaign in doubt The spring campaign of Melbourne Cup fourth placegetter Signoff is under a cloud as the horse races the clock to recover from a leg injury.
One sale, three sires, 12 stakeswinners And the leading sires by stakeswinners offered at the 2013 Inglis Easter Sale are...Well, can you guess? You’ll probably say Redoute’s Choice and Fastnet Rock, and you’d be correct. But many may be surprised that the other stallion with 4 stakeswinners is
Country NSW meetings cancelled Jockey Greg Ryan's bid to reach a career milestone has been interrupted by the cancellation of two country NSW meetings.
Super win to Super One in Singapore Star two-year-old has won Singapore's Juvenile Championship and is now likely to head to Australia for the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Oliver wins 10th Melbourne premiership Damien Oliver has won the Melbourne jockeys' premiership for a 10th time, finishing the season two wins ahead of Craig Williams and three ahead of Dwayne Dunn.
Brennan charged with givinn false evidence Vet Tom Brennan faces an addtional charge of giving false evidence in relation to the Sam Kavanagh cobalt inquiry.
Golden Falls' next race could be in Sydney Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida is looking to Sydney with Golden Falls, a Sunshine Coast scratching because of a soft track.
Trust In A Gust nearing race return Trust In A Gust will be aimed at the first Group One race of the season, the Memsie Stakes, as he tries to build on his 2014 spring record.
Group One winners of the 2014/15 season The biggest winners of the 2014/15 racing season headed by Chris Waller.
Chris Waller the season's Group One star Chris Waller trained twice as many Group One winners in 2014/15 as anyone else but still has bigger goals in sight.
Japanese trainer checks out Melbourne Japanese trainer Yasutoshi Marsunaga has visited Melbourne to ceck out facilities ahead of Hokko Brave's proposed Cups mission.
Tony Gollan sets new Brisbane mark Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has passed the late Bruce McLachlan's record for the number of metropolitan winners in a season.
Golden Horn to line up in Juddmonte Golden Horn seems certain to be among Criterion's rivals in the Juddmonte Stakes after missing the King George at Ascot because of the soft track.
Postponed a narrow winner of King George Postponed has given trainer Luca Cumani a signifcant win in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes run in the absence of Golden Horn.
Oliver leads Melbourne premiership by two A victory to Damien Oliver at Caulfield has him two wins clear in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership heading into the final meeting of the season.
Darren Weir in two-state, five-winner haul Two wins to Darren Weir at Caulfield have given the trainer an unassailable lead in the Melbourne premiership with one metropolitan meeting remaining.
O'Brien ends tough week on rosie note A day after being issued with a show cause notice by Racing Victoria stewards, trainer Danny O'Brien had something to smile about with a win at Caulfield.
Hugh Bowman in box seat for title Hugh Bowman's recent winning form has moved him into the box seat to claim a third Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Moody wins with Monteux at Caulfield Peter Moody has always had a good opinion of stayer Monteux and the colt has delivered on that promise with a win at Caulfield
Kris Lees celebrates Canterbury double Newcastle trainer Kris Lees has come away with a double at Canterbury with Brook Road and Burnt Bridges.
Joey comes out Smokin' in Bletchingly Smokin' Joey has indicated he is in for a good campaign with an impressive first-up win in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Young Rocky trainer celebrates biggest win Consistent galloper Daph 'N' Alf has given trainer Jared Wehlow his biggest win with a dogged performance in the Anniversary Cup at the Sunshine Coast.
Rocky King reigns in Sunshine Coast sprint Prolific winner Rocky King has continued his affinity with the Sunshine Coast track, posting his sixth success there in eight starts.
First Saturday metro double for Quinton Ron Quinton has trained his first Saturday metropolitan double with Let's Make It Rain and Boss Lane winning at Canterbury.
Forgeress win a timely tonic for trainer Honest mare Forgeress has broken through for her first metropolitan win in Saturday grade at Caulfield.
Claim almost gone for Mallyon after treble Katelyn Mallyon has moved closer to outriding her metropolitan claim after landing her first city treble at Caulfield.
Stars align for Weir runner at Caulfield After being balloted from a maiden race at Geelong, Starsi has made his way to Caulfield to record a breakthrough victory.
Oliver wins on Volcanic Ash at Caulfield Damien Oliver has added to his season tally of winners with victory on Volcanic Ash at Caulfield as the Melbourne jockeys' premiership battle continues.
Seeking Asylum continues to step up Seeking Asylum has backed up from a Kembla Grange win to claim a metropolitan race at Canterbury seven days later.
Tony Gollan equals Qld training record Tony Gollan's effort to train his 78th Brisbane metropolitan winner this season has equalled the mark set by Bruce McLachlan almost 30 years ago.
Just For Starters scores comeback win Three-year-old Just For Starters has overcome an unsuitably firm track to post a first-up win at Caulfield.
Ballarat meeting shifted to Geelong The final city meeting of the season in Victoria has been moved from Ballarat to Geelong and two feature jumps races rescheduled to another date.
Weather key to Golden Horn at Ascot Rain at Ascot has put Golden Horn in doubt for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes with French horse Flintshire already withdrawn.
Ryan Moore monitors neck injury Jockey Ryann Moore says no date has been set for his return from injury and has played down reports he could be out for the rest of the year.
Victorian trainers asked to show cause The five Victorian trainers facing cobalt charges have been asked to show cause why they should continue training.
Matthew Williams chasing interstate double Warrnambool trainer Matthew Williams is hoping for success in two states when he starts Clairvaux in Melbourne and Reigning Meteor in Sydney.
Chad Schofield lands winner at Geelong After a stint riding overseas in the United Kingdom and his native South Africa, Chad Schofield has broken through for a win at Geelong.
Smokin' Joey in early return at Caulfield Trainer Wez Hunter has elected to start Smokin' Joey in the Bletchingly Stakes rather than trial him at Mornington.
Tom Ryan free to ride on GN Steeple day Tom Ryan has had a careless riding ban reduced on appeal and is free to ride on Grand National Steeplechase day.
Darci Be Good doing well in long campaign Trainer Andrew Williamson beleives Darci Be Good can bounce back from his Grafton Cup seventh when he runs at the Sunshine Coast.
Griffiths chasing two state feature double The Robbie Griffiths stable is banking on race fitness with consistent mare Nadeem Lass in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
G1 plans for surprise packet Burbero Ajax Stakes winner Burbero will kick off his campaign at Canterbury in the first step towards a possible Epsom Handicap tilt.
Iona Fast One to be tested over 1200m Trainer Brad Herne believes short-course specialist Iona Fast One has reached the stage in his career when he can be effective over 1200 metres.
Frances Nelson new deputy chair at RA South Austrlaian Frances Nelson has become the first woman appointed as deputy chair of Racing Australia.
Cup week success a highlight for Stokes Phillip Stokes will be out to end the season on a high note with chances at the final metropolitan meeting of the season in Adelaide at Morphettville.
Weather watch on Grand National meeting Heavy rain could put the Grand National Steeplechase meeting at Ballarat in jeopardy with the track already in a very heavy condition.
Dram Of Red possible Golden Rose contender Dram Of Red will put his Golden Rose credentials to the test when he tries to maintain his unbeaten record at the Sunshine Coast.
Vets close to licensing agreement in NSW The licensing of veterinary surgeons in NSW is close to a resolution following a positive meeting between Racing NSW and the EVA.
Grounds for concern for Golden team Golden Horn's owner Anthony Oppenheimer admits he is concerned over the forecast wet weather for the colt in the King George Stakes.
Premeirship race still on for trainers Peter Moody is four wins behind Darren Weir and will go down fighting in the Melbourne trainers' premiership with two meetings left this season.
Tom Ryan appeals careless riding ban Jumps jockey Tom Ryan has lodged an appeal against a careless riding suspension which threatens to rule him out of Grand National Steeplechase day.
Bashboy to chase third GN Steeple win The Ciaron Maher-trained Bashboy is the headline runner in the Grand National Steeplechase but it is Sea King who has been installed favourite.
Vanbrugh puts spring in Waller's step Chris Waller is hoping to use a late-season winter campaign as a stepping stone towards bigger spring races for Vanbrugh.
Racing NSW announce handicapping changes An increase in the minimum topweight for benchmark races and a new allowance system for apprentice jockeys is among several changes
Walker back from injury with Pakenham win After a month on the sidelines with a back injury, Michael Walker has found winning form aboard Redoute's Princess at Pakenham.
Laming looking long-term with Wales Injury-plagued galloper Wales will take the first step towards resurrecting his racetrack career when he resumes in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Williams, Oliver continue premiership race The Melbourne jockeys' premiership remains an enthralling contest with Damien Oliver one win ahead going into the final weekend of the season.
Bowman has a feel for Canterbury mounts In-form jockey Hugh Bowman will bid to defend his narrow lead in the Sydney jockeys' premiership when he takes eight rides at Canterbury.
Riva De Lago well in at the weights Consistent sprinter Riva De Lago will get some weight relief from Bridget Grylls' claim when he runs in the Anniversary Cup at the Sunshine Coast.
Cochrane chases easier Caulfield option Fresh from celebrating her first city win, trainer Tara Cochrane has set her sights on snaring a Saturday-grade race with Jersey Whistler.
Wet Sunshine Coast query for Love Rocks Trainer Steve Tregea has a few questions about Love Rocks on a heavy Sunshine Coast track but is confident the gelding has overcome his knee problems.
Uncertainty over Ryan Moore's return Jockey Ryan Moore could be out of action for the rest of the year according to reports from Britiain's Racing Post.
Hugh Bowman new premiership favourite Hugh Bowman has hit the lead in the Sydney jockeys' premiership and, with a strong book of rides at Canterbury, he is favoured to keep it.
Brown Panther eyeing Irish St Leger Brown Panther will look to comeback from injury with back-to-back Irish St Leger's.
Harrison, Fradd get bans Tegan Harrison and Robbie Fradd earned the ire of stewards on Wednesday.
Heinrich receives winning boost Kala's Belle saluted at Doomben for Gillian Heinrich, who continues to recover from bowel cancer.
Four wins puts Bowman in title frame Hugh Bowman has surged to the top of the Sydney jockeys' premiership with a four-winner haul at Warwick Farm.
Newitt picks up ride on Lord Of The Sky Jockey Craig Newitt is looking forward to riding Group One-placed sprinter Lord Of The Sky for the first time in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Dale heads south in search of firmer track Trainer Matthew Dale will head to the Caulfield meeting instead of Wagga a day earlier with his unbeaten filly Northern Fury.
Let's Make It Rain to reign at Canterbury Juvenile Let's Make It Rain will spearhead a team of three runners for trainer Ron Quinton at a rare weekend meeting at Canterbury.
Hugh Bowman rides a fantastic four Hugh Bowman has hit the lead in the race for the Sydney jockeys' premiership with four winners at Warwick Farm.
Oliver takes premiership lead in Melbourne A winning treble at Bendigo has moved Damien Oliver into the lead in the Melbourne premiership but Craig Williams is only one behind after a double.
Six-year-old meets her Destiny A six-year-old having just her second start at a racetrack is extremely rare, winning that race is even more so.
RAD Board date for Lee and Shannon Hope Three days have been set aside for charges to heard by the RAD Board aginst training partners Lee and Shannon Hope.
Light lead-up for Cups bound Our Ivanhowe After overseeing the Cups campaign of another German import Lucas Cranach, Lee Freedman has Our Ivanhowe heading in the same direction.
Cobalt vet Tom Brennan changes testimony Vet Tom Brennan has admitted to supplying three trainers with bottles labelled "vitamin complex" but denies knowing they contained cobalt.
Pengelly lands the ride on Kingdoms He's battled weighty issues but now a rejuventated Brad Pengelly is once again getting some of Brisbane's choice rides.
Darren Smith loses appeal over 15-year ban Newcastle trainer Darren Smith has lost his appeal over a 15-year ban for 42 charges of cobalt use.
Yendall has a small win before RAD Board Jockey Dean Yendall has kept alive his hopes of claiming the Australia wide jockeys' premiership in having four meetings shaved off a careless riding ban.
Coronet Bay suits Pilly's Wish Pilly's Wish has benefited from a different training environment this campaign and will try to notch her third win for the campaign at Caulfield.
Sprints the likely path for Fontiton Trainer Robert Smerdon says classy filly Fontiton will probably be kept to sprint distances in the spring.
Vancouver favourite for the Golden Rose Unbeaten colt Vancouver is the favourite in opening markets for the $1 million Golden Rose, Sydney's first Group One race of the upcoming season.
Rawiller and Waller team up at Canterbury Jockey Nash Rawiller will have a working holiday during the Hong Kong break when he teams up with trainer Chris Waller at Canterbury.
Baster gearing up for spring carnival Jockey Stephen Baster has been on the sidelines due to a niggling injury recently but is looking forward to his return to race riding in the new season.
Flying Achilles lines up for second start The Gerald Ryan-trained Flying Achilles will be out to claim one of the final juvenile races of the season when he runs at Warwick Farm.
Sandown on track for August 5 return Jumpouts have been conducted at Sandown racecourse in Melbourne ahead of the scheduled return to racing at the track on August 5.
McConachy found guilty on cobalt charge Racing Queensland stewards have found trainer Jamie McConachy guilty on charges of administering cobalt above the allowed threshold.
Ballina called off because of wet track The race meeting at Ballina has been called off because of the waterlogged track a day after Goulburn was abandoned.
Golden Horn set for King George Three-year-old colt Golden Horn will have a maximum of 10 rivals as he aims to keep his unbeaten record intact in the King George Stakes.
Double gives Yendall lead in national race With 143 winners on the board following a running double at Mildura, Dean Yendall has a narrow lead in the Australian jockeys' premiership.
RA warns trainers of unlicensed products Trainers have been warned the use of six unregistered products sold by Randlab is illegal under the rules of racing.
Ricky Maund disqualified for six months Trainer Ricky Maund has been disqualified for six months for race day treatment to Uncle Keithy who was withdrawn from a race at Caulfield.
Bell to ride in feature race in Singapore Tim Bell will make a flying visit to Singapore to ride Lim's Showcase in the Group Three Juvenile Chanmpionship.
Miss Promiscuity's stud career put on hold Miss Promiscuity is enjoying a freshen-up and will race on in the spring after claiming a Group Three win at her latest outing.
Bashboy in line for New Zealand race Bashboy will line up in the Grand National Steeplechase ahead of a possible trip to New Zealand for the gruelling Great Northern.
Jack set to attack in Bletchingly Stakes Carol Heffernan will saddle just her second black type runner when Rich Jack tackles the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Sandown preparing for a return to racing After undergoing remedial work following complaints about the track surface, Sandown will host jump-outs in the lead-up to a return to racing.
Canterbury to suit Portelli trio Trainer Gary Portelli is hoping the draining powers of the Canterbury track can help Straturbo and Testashadow regain winning form.
Walker returns with one ride at Pakenham After being in the hunt for national jockey honours until a crippling back injury cur his season short, Michael Walker returns to race riding at Pakenham.
California Chrome to race on next year Trainer Art Sherman has ended speculation about California Chrome's racing career, saying he will return to training when he recovers from injury.
Michael Rodd clocks up 50 in Singapore Australian jockey Michael Rodd has reached a milestone 50 winners in Singapore, riding a double at Kranji.
Petrology to take on Lord Of The Sky Petrology will make an early start to his spring campaign when he runs in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Kermadec getting ready for spring Kermadec will follow a similar path to the one taken by his stablemate Boboan a couple of years ago, targeting the major 1600 metre races.
Srikandi ready to return to work Ciaron Maher says dual Group One winner Srikandi has thrived during a short Queensland winter break as the trainer prepares to bring the mare back into work.
Teronado on comeback trail from injury Group One placegetter Teronado will run in a Gold Coast barrier trial to test his fitness as he makes a comeback from a serious leg injury.
McEwen return the plan for Angelic Light Trainer Robbie Griffiths is working towards having Angelic Light ready to resume in the McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley, the same race the mare won in 2014.
Jake Bayliss outed for whip overuse His 15th breach of the whip rules this season has come at a cost for apprentice Jake Bayliss who has been sidelined for 10 meetings.
Damian Browne recovering from knee surgery Leading Brisbane jockeys Damian Browne and Larry Cassidy expect to be back riding soon with both recovering from knee problems.
Covert Love wins the Irish Oaks Newmarket trainer Hugo Palmer has celebrated victory in the Irish Oaks with Covert Love just a week before he gets married.
Premiership contenders shine at Flemington The three jockeys in contention for the Melbourne premiership have played a starring role at Flemington with six winners between them.
Brad Pengelly suspended for seven meetings Comeback jockey Brad Pengelly has been suspended for seven meetings after being charged with causing interference at Doomben on Saturday.
James McDonald leads premiership race Defending titleholder James McDonald is once again favourite to win the Sydney jockeys' premiership after a winning double at Rosehill.
Rugged Cross one of 4 winners for Waller Rugged Cross has won the feature race at Rosehill as part of a winning quartet for trainer Chris Waller.
Mallyon and Charmed Harmony combine again Katelyn Mallyon and Charmed Harmony have combined again for their third victory with an all-the-way win at Flemington.
Supido wins first-up at Flemington Trainer Mick Kent has had to be patient with three-year-old Supido, but the colt showed his talent with a first-up win at Flemington.
Veteran Jetset Lad takes Tattersall's Mile Jetset Lad may be almost eight years old, but has proven age is no barrier by winning the Listed Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Jason Coyle fined over missing lead bag Trainer Jason Coyle has narrowly avoided a costly mistake after leaving a lead bag off Berry Delicious at Rosehill.
Double gives Moody slim premiership hopes Il Cavallo and Herstory provided Peter Moody with a running double at Flemington, his second double in successive city meetings.
Dunn brings up Flemington winning double Dwayne Dunn has moved to a three-win lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with wins on Il Cavallo and Herstory at Flemington.
Japonisme gives Waller sentimental win Two-year-old Japonisme has given Chris Waller a sentimental win in the Bob Ingham Handicap at Rosehill.
Shotover River takes off blinkers and wins Shotover River has scored his first city win in a year, beating Freton by a half neck in The Mater Foundation Handicap at Doomben.
Childs wins final but McNeil claims series The Rising Stars Final for apprentices in Victoria has been won by Jordan Childs on Lilly Dazzler but Jye McNeil has claimed the overall series win.
Choice Bro breaks win drought at Doomben Choice Bro came from well back in the field to score by 1 3/4 lengths over Discreet in the Tattersall's Racing Club Open at Doomben.
Schooling session works well for Mio Dio The addition of blinkers and a session of schooling over hurdles saw Mio Dio return to winning form at Flemington.
James McDonald wins on Alegria James McDonald has reinforced his bid to retain the Sydney jockeys' title with his first win since his return from a stint in England.
Quezette Stakes looms for Jalan Jalan Rising three-year-old Jalan Jalan has raced to a convincing win at Flemington and is likely to press on to the Quezette Stakes early in the new season.
Shotacross The Bow sinks Doomben rivals Promising gelding Shotacross The Bow made it three wins from his past four starts when he led most of the way at Doomben on Saturday.
Premiership battle continues at Flemington Dwayne Dunn will try to add to his season tally of winners and keep his premiership chances alive when he rides at his final city meeting of the season.
In Masquerade ready for Doomben 2000m Trainer Desleigh Forster deliberately bypassed the Grafton Cup with In Masquerade who will run over 2000 metres at Doomben.
Adelaide trainers' title up for grabs The Adelaide metropolitan trainers' title is up for grabs with just two meetings remaining this season and one win separating the top two.
Moody preparing to fight cobalt charges For the third time in the four seasons Peter Moody has topped 200 winners in a season and he's now preparing to fight cobalt charges levelled against him.
Darren Gauci back in the groove Veteran jockey Darren Gauci hopes he can maintain his recent winning momentum when he returns to Flemington.
Dubawi Dream to tackle first stakes race Trainer Steve O'Dea hopes the Tattersall's Mile at Doomben will be a stepping stone to bigger races for Dubawi Dream.
Joe Pride has eyes for See The World Joe Pride is looking to See The World to regain his winning form in the wet and take out the Listed Winter Stakes at Rosehill.
Major milestone not in trainer's thoughts Darren Weir is within sight of 300 winners for the season and has a commanding lead over Chris Waller in the Australian trainers' premiership.
Flemington return for Instrumentalist After three barrier trials, Instrumentalist is ready to return from injury with trainer Chris Waller deciding to rn him at Flemington rather than Rosehill.
Glen Baker appeals two-year cobalt penalty North Queensland trainer Glen Baker should know within two weeks whether he has been successful in having a two-year disqualification reduced.
Denarius recovers from headache Trainer Brian Wakefield is hoping talented sprinter Denarius has suffered no lasting effects from a knock on the head at the Sunshine Coast.
Ric McMahon stood down over drug test Brisbane jockey Ric McMahon has been stood down because of a drug test irregularity with results of analysis of the B sample pending.
Turnaround in markets after suspension Craig Williams has firmed to favourite to land a fifth Melbourne jockeys' premiership after the suspension of leader Dwayne Dunn at Moonee Valley.
Godolphin on weather watch with Haussmann Sydney's weather could have a major bearing on the Winter Stakes field with second favourite Haussmann an unlikely runner if the track deteriorates.
Dwayne Dunn will not appeal suspension Melbourne premiership leader Dwayne Dunn will not be appealing a careless riding suspension and will miss the final three city meetings of the season.
Stablehand charged over offensive tweets A series of tweets has landed former jockey Daniel Schmitt in hot water as the registered stablehand faces a RAD Board hearing.
John McNair Ice inquiry to resume A stewards inquiry into a positive drug test returned by a horse from the John McNair stable will resume at the end of the month.
Metrop to become Cup lead-up: O'Shea John O'Shea believes The Metropolitan can develop into a significant race on the international radar following a prize money injection.
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Trinder has faith in 3YO Valiant Warrior Trainer Adam Trinder believes Valiant Warrior is capable of measuring up in an 1100m race at Flemington having built up an impressive record in Tasmania.
McDonald has no regrets over UK stint James McDonald will ride at a Sydney Saturday meeting for the first time in three months when he heads to Rosehill for seven rides.
Chad Schofield back to work at Flemington Globetrotting jockey Chad Schofield will have a short stay in Melbourne before embarking on his next international adventure, Hong Kong.
Haussmann in doubt for Winter Stakes start One of the leading fancies for the Winter Stakes is in doubt with John O'Shea hesitant about running Haussman on a heavy track.
Sadler happy with draw for Charmed Harmony Again a poor draw at Flemington has trainer John Sadler scratching his head with Henwood, but a wide draw is of no concern for stablemate Charmed Harmony.
Little Brown Horse to keep on racing She's the Little Brown Horse with the big fan base and it's believed she will keep racing into the next season.
Shotacross the Bow faces weighty test Want to see how good your horse might be, then enter him in a race where he is at a weight disadvantage.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 74 Last Saturday I went to Flemington anticipating Husson Eagle running a big race. Unfortunately he put in the worst run of his career finishing at the tail of the field.
King's Troop excites trainer Gerald Ryan King's Troop is scheduled to make his debut at Rosehill with trainer Gerald Ryan optimistic about the three-quarter brother to star sprinter Snitzel.
Racing Qld's books 'worse than thought' Racing Queensland could cut prize money to fix the industry body's finances, which are tipped to run at an unexpected loss of $28m this financial year.
Desperate Dunn needs Flemington treble Dwayne Dunn says he needs a treble of winners at Flemington to be any chance of winning the race for the Victorian jockeys' premiership.
Ryan Moore remains out of action Silvestre de Sousa is odds-on to win Britains's champion jockey title with Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup winning rider Ryan Moore sidelined indefinitely.
First city win for trainer Tara Cochrane Jersey Whistler has provided 30-year-old trainer Tara Cochrane with a milestone win at Moonee Valley.
Dunn's premiership hopes hang on appeal A winning treble at Moonee Valley put Dwayne Dunn on top of the Melbourne jockey's premiership table, but his day was soured with an 11 meeting suspension.
Shinn joins McDonald at top of premiership The log-jam at the top of the Sydney's jockeys' premiership continues with Blake Shinn joining James McDonald in the premiership lead.
Bayliss after Rising Stars Final win again Apprentice Regan Bayliss won last year's Rising Stars Final in his first Flemington ride and is hoping to win the race again this season on Kept Woman.
Dunn suspended at Moonee Valley Premiership leading jockey Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for 11 meetings at Moonee Valley but will consider lodging an appeal against the severity.
Schmidt, Lee duo continue winning run Cassie Schmidt has ridden 14 of her 48 winners for Ballina trainer Stephen Lee.
Three runners for Waller in Winter Stakes A liking for the 1400 metre circuit at Rosehill has You'll Never a narrow top pick of Chris Waller's three Winter Stakes runners.
Sibling to Red Tracer scores maiden win Duty Free may have staved off a trip to Singapore in the short-term with his maiden win on heavy ground at Moonee Valley.
Bellomo ready for first city assignment Robbie Griffiths believes two-year-old Bellomo has the right form reference to suggest he is capable of measuring up in a race at Flemington.
Tegan Harrison keeps it in the family Sharing in the spoils with boyfriend and trainer Ben Hull, Tegan Harrison piloted Dunrunin to a first-up victory.
Epsom prize money doubles to $1 million The Australian Turf Club has announced prize money increases totalling over $2 million to feature races during the Sydney spring and summer carnivals.
Waller looks long-term with Tremezzina A debut win by Tremezzina at Warwick Farm has put her on a long-term path towards black-type races in the autumn.
Petits Filous impresses in Valley debut Two-year-old filly Petits Filous has made an impression with an all-the-way debut win in heavy conditions at Moonee Valley.
Injury rules Suavito out of the spring A small bone chip to the right knee of classy mare Suavito has put her on the sidelines for the upcoming spring carnival.
Epic set to turn form around at Doomben Kelly Schweida is confident Epic can finally cliam a black type race when the seven-year-old tackles the Tattersalls Mile at Doomben.
Treve enjoying break before third Arc bid Trainer Criquette Head-Maarek says Treve is having an easy few weeks before the momentum builds for her bid for a third Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Jockeys premiership battles continue The tight Sydney and Melbourne jockeys' premiership battles continue at Warwick Farm and Moonee Valley.
Geoffrey Freer next for Red Cadeaux Red Cadeaux will be saved for the Geoffrey Freer Stakes but his stablemate and fellow Melbourne Cup hopeful Trip To Paris will run at Goodwood.
Bergdorf scores a courageous win for Dynamic Owners The margin was small but the courage displayed was enormous, when gutsy 3yo filly Bergdorf
Canny Ballad on Wyong Cup path Canny Ballad will have his first start for trainer John Thompson at Rosehill as he kicks off his Wyong Cup campaign.
A dominant win by 2YO Aurora Glow It was thrilling to see our 2 year old filly Aurora Glow break her maiden status in such dominant fashion at Canterbury today
Injured jockey Amy Herrmann improving Adelaide jockey Amy Herrmann is making slow progress after suffering head and spinal injuries in a fall at Morphettville almost a month ago.
Trainers fined $1000 at RAB Board hearings Brian Jenkins and training partners Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra have been fined $1000 after hearings before the RAD Board.
Rich Enuff progressing well after injury Caulfield Guineas runner-up Rich Enuff is back in work after injury ruled him out of the autumn and looks in fabulous order according to trainer Ken Keys.
Long campaign drawing to an end for Duke With six wins from his past eight outings, Majestic Duke will again step out at Flemington after which a spell is on the cards.
Liaison returns to scene of his last win Lucky Liaison returns to Warwick Farm with his trainer Kristen Buchanan hoping he can get back to winning form with Samantha Clenton aboard.
A Valley win could lead to bigger things Grisbi's Run will be shooting for a hat-trick of wins at Moonee Valley and success could see trainer John McArdle aiming higher with the filly.
Rising stars to compete at Flemington The final Flemington meeting of the season will feature the Rising Stars Final, the culmination of an apprentices' only race series in Victoria.
Queensland jockeys to meet over work cover Queensland jockeys will meet with KPMG which has taken over Racing Queensland to discuss work cover issues.
McNeil aiming for outright series win Jye McNeil was the joint winner of last season's Rising Stars Series but hopes to win this season's title outright with a strong showing at Flemington.
Sam Kavanagh cobalt case delayed The Sam Kavanagh cobalt case has been delayed at the request of two other people facing charges over treatment to Midsummer Sun.
Lord Esprit out to go one better second-up Three-year-old Lord Esprit caught the eye first-up at Flemington and returns to the same track to try to post a late-season win in an 1100m handicap.
King Of Dudes a chance for GN double Warrnambool trainer Aaron Purcell is considering with King Of Dudes abd looking forward to the return of St Jean.
Qld cobalt tests results expected soon Confirmatory results of a further two elevated cobalt levels in Queensland are expected to be announced soon.
Legislation to provide certainty for NSW Legislation to guarantee tax parity for NSW with Victoria will provide certainty for the racing industry and help fund The Championships.
Two Blue after first stakes win Civic Stakes one-two Haussmann and Two Blue will do battle again at Rosehill in the Listed Winter Stakes.
Bashboy set for another shot at GN Steeple After his fourth-straight Crisp Steeplechase win, Bashboy is set to have another crack at winning a third Grand National Steeplechase.
California Chrome racing career in doubt The racing future of California Chrome is in doubt with the four-year-old sidelined for the rest of the year with a leg injury.
Blake Shinn rides a double in Singapore Blake Shinn has come away with a winning double on the Singapore Derby card with fellow Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman also riding a winner.
Queensland jockeys win work cover talks Jockeys representatives will meet with KPMG which has taken over Racing Queensland to discuss work cover issues.
Williams still leads Melbourne premiership A win at Warrnambool has moved Dwayne Dunn back to within one win of Melbourne premiership leader Craig Williams.
King Of Dudes wins GN Hurdle Six-year-old import King Of Dudes has taken out the Grand National Hurdle on his home track at Warrnambool in a thrilling finish to the $200,000 race.
James McDonald back to chase premiership James McDonald will return to Sydney from England holding a one-win lead in the Sydney jockeys' premiership with five meetings left this season.
Liam Birchley on a winning streak Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley is on a winning streak he hopes continues into the spring as he plans campaigns for Blueberry Hill and Hardline.
Family stars align for Anthony Cummings Anthony Cummings is looking to Fiveandahalfstar to recapture his Group One form and also has high hopes for his sibling Ritzy.
Bashboy wins fourth-straight Crisp Steeple The Ciaron Maher-trained Bashboy has added another feature jumps win to his CV with victory in the Crisp Steeplechase for the fourth-straight year.
Guineas aim for Gredington Trainer Pat Hyland has spring carnival ambitions with rising three-year-old Gredington after the colt scored a narrow but impressive win at Warrnambool.
Buffering in line for 4th champion award Queensland's star sprinter Buffering is being prepared for another spring campaign with the Moir Stakes the starting point.
Ryan Moore sidelined for a month Champion jockey Ryan Moore is likely to be sidelined for at least a month with injuries suffered in a barrier mishap.
Brazen Beau unplaced in July Cup Brazen Beau has finished unplaced in the July Cup with fellow equal favourite Muhaarar claiming Tropics in the final bounds.
Play Master scores satisfying stakes win Six-year-old homebred gelding Play Master has given his breeder and trainer Peter Smith his biggest win at Flemington.
Ric McMahon outed for six meetings Jockey Ric McMahon will miss six meetings after he was suspended for careless riding aboard Doula at Doomben.
Regan Bayliss has a day out at Randwick Blake Shinn has had one winner in his quest to peg back Sydney premiership leader James McDonald while Regan Bayliss has had a double on his Sydney debut.
Damien Oliver gem gets Amovatio home Damien Oliver has kept in touch in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with a Flemington double including Amovatio's Winter Championship Final win.
Vandyke looks to the stars with Astronomos Ttrainer David Vandyke has Group One plans for Astronomos who he believes is a superior stayer in the making.
Luke Dittman celebrates city double A winning double at Doomben has given apprentice Luke Dittman added incentive to continue to keep his weight in check.
Manageress takes out Rivette Series Final Chris Parnham's decision to ride Manageress for luck has paid dividends with the filly finishing gamely to win the Rivette Series Final at Flemington.
Way We Go maintains perfect record Trainer Garry Frazer is excited about the prospects of Way We Go who has added a Randwick win to his debut sucess.
Raposo impresses Brad Rawiller with win The Patrick Payne-trained Raposo has finished strongly to win the Silver Bowl Series Final for jockey Brad Rawiller.
Early spring plans for Skyline Blush Skyline Blush has claimed her third win from her past five starts to give new grandfather, trainer Anthony Cummings, optimism for her future.
Dram Of Red forces trainer into rethink Juvenile Dram Of Red might have earned himself an interstate trip after impressing trainer Matthew Dunn with his victory at Doomben.
Williams gets early treble at Flemington Three wins in the first four races at Flemington has moved Craig Williams back into the lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Pick-up horse gives Blackshaw stakes win Three-year-old Illustrious Lad has relished a step up to 1200m to win the Listed A R Creswick Series Final at Flemington.
Possible delay to Sam Kavanagh inquiry Racing NSW stewards will consider applications from two key people which could delay the Midsummer Sun cobalt inquiry.
Bargain buy wins Taj Rossi Series Final Outsider Automatic Choice has proven to be a great purchase for Colin Rees after the $750 buy took out the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final.
Regan Bayliss wins at first Sydney ride Melbourne apprentice Regan Bayliss has struck immediately with a win at his first Sydney ride aboard Kenjorwood at Randwick.
Satirical Lass wins in class record time Jockey Jim Byrne has drawn first blood at Doomben with a dominant win aboard flying mare Satirical Lass.
Four winners for four-kilo claimer Four kilogram-claiming apprentice Mitch Aitken has ridden four winners at Wagga to double his career tally.
Ryan Moore misses Newmarket rides Ryan Moore will miss the weekend's racing at Newmarket with a neck injury suffered in a barrier incident.
Brazen Beau again draws barrier 15 Australian colt Brazen Beau has drawn barrier 15 of 15 in the July Cup, the same gate he had when second in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes.
Sandwich gate ends with fine for trainer Trainer Bryce Stanaway has been fined $2000 for scratching his horses from Pakenham after a verbak stoush with an official over sandwiches.
Scott hopeful of stakes breakthrough Coronation Shallan has earned her chance in the Winter Championship Final and will attempt to provide Brett Scott with his first stakes win as a trainer.
Duff hoping Zip decision the right one Trainer Pat Duff hopes his decision to run Steel Zip at Doomben instead of the Ramornie Handicap pays off.
Blake Shinn focused on jockey's crown Blake Shinn will bid to reel in Sydney jockeys' premiership pacemaker James McDonald when he heads to Randwick for five rides.
Victory Hotel to begin new phase Central Queensland star Victory Hotel will embark on a metropolitan campaign from his new home with Trevor Miller at Caloundra.
Peter Moody charged over cobalt High-profile trainer Peter Moody has been charged over a high cobalt level returned by Turnbull Stakes runner-up Lidari.
Waterhouse, Shinn set for Randwick success The trainer-jockey combination of Gai Waterhouse and Blake Shinn starred at Grafton and appear set to play leading roles at Randwick.
Ciaron Maher in line for more winter wins Ciaron Maher had to settle for second with Kapour in the Grafton Cup but he hopes Flemington-bound Hard Romp can add to the stable's recent success.
Spillway in doubt for spring after setback Spillway's participation in the spring carnival is in doubt after the Australian Cup winner suffered a minor leg injury.
Ma Raison faces stakes test at Flemington Nigel Blackiston expects a distance rise to advantage Ma Raison when the filly steps up to black-type company for the first time at Flemington.
Jenkins charged over raceday medication Trainer Brian Jenkins has been charged by stewards with administering a medication to two horses on race day.
Bonfire sets track alight in Grafton Cup Another day, another track record at Grafton as Bonfire scorched the turf for an all-the-way win in the Grafton Cup.
Hard Romp ready for All Vic Sprint Final Trainer Ciaron Maher can't fault Hard Romp ahead of the All Victorian Sprint Series Final which has been the winter target for the sprinter.
First entries taken for Slipper, Diamond Godolphin leads the early charge for next year's biggest two-year-old races with the most number of entries for the Golden Slipper and Blue Diamond Stakes.
Vandyke has Cup ambitions for Astronomos David Vandyke will use an off-season winter meeting at Randwick to confirm spring carnival plans for progressive stayer Astronomos.
Our Harmony earns chance in Listed race In-form filly Our Harmony will get her chance in a black-type race for the first time when she tackles the A R Creswick Series Final at Flemington.
Bowman links with Godolphin at Randwick In spite of his allegiance to Godolphin stable rider James McDonald, John O'Shea has booked one of the jockey's premiership rivals for key mounts.
Schweida lines up promising Golden Falls The impressive form of Golden Falls has seen the horse penalised in the weights as the filly shoots for a second successive win.
Dram of Red out to impress again Dram of Red won by three lengths on debut and is looking to street his rivals again at Doomben.
Tavistock chasing down second Premiership for season Cambridge Stud's boom young stallion Tavistock already has the New Zealand Second Season Sire Premiership
Luke Dittman's city focus pays off Being the son of a gun has its perks, but Luke Dittman has had to work hard to get top rides in the city.
Apprentices with chances in Listed races Apprentices Michael Dee, Harry Coffey and Jackie Beriman are all booked for rides in stakes races at Flemington on Finals Day.
Weighty issue for Bonfire in Grafton Cup Gai Waterhouse will chase her second Grafton Cup in as many years when Bonfire lines up in the country staying feature.
Pandora Charm back in winner's circle She won't rise to the heights of La Montagna but Pandora Charm is doing enough to keep her owner's happy.
Rock Royalty wins Ramornie, smashes record Rock Royalty has claimed the Ramornie Handicap and a second track record after burning the turf in Ipswich two starts ago.
Bowman flags winter rest for city tracks Top jockey Hugh Bowman would like to see Sydney's metropolitan racetracks rested during the winter and meetings moved to country and provincial venues.
Tried And Tired to back up in Winter Champ Tried And Tired will be out to improve on an unplaced effort in last year's Winter Championship Final when he takes aim in this season's renewal.
Track, distance proven formula for Pajaro Tulloch Lodge is banking on Pajaro's liking for the Randwick mile to help the horse post back-to-back wins for the first time in his career.
Nearest To Pin out to go back-to-back Leon Macdonald will have two runners on Finals Day at Flemington including Nearest To Pin who will try to win the All Victorian Sprint Series Final again.
Khaleeq shows her potential Her first start was a failure but highly-rated filly Khaleeq has bounced back to win at start number two.
Caesar Augustus atones for debut defeat Three-year-old Caesar Augustus has made amends for a last-start defeat as favourite to score a breakthrough win at Canterbury.
Midweek meeting moved from Ballarat To ensure the Ballarat track is in its optimimum condition for the Grand National Steeplechase meeting, a provincial meeting has been moved to Donald.
Heathcote looks to return to winning form Jopa and Riva De Lago are two of Robert Heatchote's better chances this Saturday at Doomben.
Shoreham primed for Grafton Cup A change of scenery might do the trick for Shoreham, who is looking to break a run of outs dating back to September 2013 in the Grafton Cup,
Golden Horn earns rating equal to Frankel The British handicapper has rated Golden Horn the equal of Frankel at three with ranking of 130 for his Eclipse Stakes win.
Robert Thompson chasing fifth Ramornie Champion jockey Robert Thompson rides the favourite I've Got The Looks as he chases his fifth win in the Ramornie Handicap at Grafton.
Melbourne Cup mission for Simenon Simenon's owner is keen to give the gelding another crack at the Melbourne Cup if he can perform well at Goodwood.
Four stakes races headline Finals Day Almost 200 nominations have been taken for Flemington Finals day which features the finals to nine race series conducted in Victoria during winter.
Thompson wins 11th Jungle Juice Cup Youthful King has won his fourth Jungle Juice Cup at Cessnock giving jockey Robert Thompson his 11th win and trainer Jeremy Sylvester his eighth.
Ellerton, Zahra to face RAD board hearing Stewards have issued a charge against training partners Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra over a positive swab returned by Epic Saga.
Lonrockstar earns chance in Listed sprint After a recent win in a heat of the All Victorian Sprint Series, Lonrockstar will chase his biggest win yet in the final of the series at Flemington.
Reigning Meteor heads interstate Reigning Meteor has headed interstate to chase a victory at Randwick while stablemate Clairvaux will be after back-to-back wins at Flemington.
Brad Pengelly looking for feature race win Comeback jockey Brad Pengelly is looking for a feature race win on Darci Be Good in the Listed Grafton Cup.
Sydney premiership battle hots up The battle for the Sydney premiership continues at Canterbury with Blake Shinn and Hugh Bowman trying to get an advantage over an absent James McDonald.
Darby McCarthy proud of youth scholarship A scholarship has been endowed in the name of Darby McCarthy, one of the greatest jockeys, and he hopes it will open doors for indigenous youth.
VRC adds to ballot exempt races for Cup The Group Three Bart Cummings added to races carrying Melbourne Cup exemption but there will still be no emergencies in the famous race.
RSPCA condemns horse death in jumps race The RSPCA is again calling for an end to jumps racing after a horse died at a race meet in Victoria over the weekend.
ATC executive to front RNSW over conduct ATC senior executive Matt Rudolph will continue in his role with the club until allegations of misconduct in the Sam Kavanagh cobalt case are heard.
10th stakes performer for Manhattan Rain Progressive young sire Manhattan Rain posted his 10th stakes performer when Wild Rain was joint runner-up in Saturday's $160,000 MRC Sir John Monash S. 1100m G3.
All American's first winner in Hong Kong John Moore's seventh Hong Kong trainer's premiership looks much more certain after four winners at Sha Tin
Smart 2YO Green Card has major Spring targets in his sights after an emphatic win at Caulfield on Saturday Green Card is marked for a big Spring
Chris Waller pleased with Brazen Beau work Trainer Chris Waller is pleased with Brazen Beau having watched him work at Newmarket ahead of the July Cup at the course.
Flemington next stop in premiership race Two horses Craig Williams won on for trainer John Sadler last start are set to form part of the premiership contender's book of rides at Flemington.
David Vandyke fined $12,000 Ttrainer David Vandyke has been fined $12,000 after a filly, who is no longer in his care, retuned a positive result to a bronchodilator banned on raceday.
Bengal Cat out to press spring claims John Sadler will get a better guide on whether Bengal Cat is a legitimate spring carnival contender when the filly runs in the Taj Rossi Series Final.
Firmer Grafton track to suit Turbulent Jet Turbulent Jet has missed a couple of starts because of wet tracks but trainer Lee Curtis is confident a firmer Grafton surface will suit in the Ramornie.
Tiny's Legacy to back up in Winter Champs Tiny's Legacy has won a heat of the Winter Championship Series and trainer Nigel Blackiston is hoping the gelding can make his presence felt in the Final.
Pakenham sandwich row continues The lack of sandwiches for trainers at Pakenham has prompted a war of words between Bryce Stanaway and club chief executive Michael Hodge.
Winter racing suits Intrepid Way Co-trainer Amanda Turner hopes to send two-year-old Intrepid Way for a short break on a winning note at Randwick before she maps out a spring campaign.
Moody investigation close to completion A decision on whether trainer Peter Moody will be charged over Lidari's elevated cobalt reading is expected soon.
Arc a likely swan song for Golden Horn Anthony Oppenheimer says his champion colt Golden Horn is unlikely to race on as a four-year-old with the Arc his likely swan song.
Brazen Beau favourite for July Cup Sydney trainer Chris Waller has made his way to England to oversee Brazen Beau's final preparation for the July Cup.
Scratchings on the menu for Stanaway Trainer Bryce Stanaway has withdrawn runners at Pakenham in a dispute with an official over a sandwich.
Rider needed for Criterion in Juddmonte Criterion will need a new rider in the Juddmonte Stakes with Chad Schofield unable to take the mount.
Gauci still keen as ever to ride winners Veteran jockey Darren Gauci says he's determined to keep working hard for opportunities after making an impact at Caulfield with a winning double.
Chad Schofield on the move again Young Australian jockey Chad Schofield will be on the move for the next few weeks before settling in Hong Kong for six months.
Ball Of Muscle to be aimed at Moir Stakes Trainer Jore Pride believes the shortening of the Moir Stakes to 1000 metres presents Ball Of Muscle with the ideal Group One opportunity.
Hayes has high spring hopes for Sistonic Sistonic's first racing campaign didn't end the way trainer David Hayes had hoped but he believes she can start to fulfil her stakes potential this spring.
Steel Zip on the Ramornie borderline If Steel Zip can get into the Ramornie Handicap field, trainer Pat Duff is confident he can make his presence felt in the feature sprint at Grafton.
Golden Horn shines in Eclipse victory Golden Horn has put himself in rare company, completing the Epsom Derby-Eclipse double with jockey Frankie Dettori saying he is up with the best.
Chad Schofield out of luck in Durban July Australian jockey Chad Schofield has finished out of the money in the Durban July in South Africa won by Power King.
Collett outed again on Fiftyshadesofgrey Jason Collett has been suspended for the second time in as many rides on the Marc Conners-trained Fiftyshadesofgrey.
NJT colours in winning form at Caulfield The National Jockeys Trust raceday has provided three omen winners wth Green Card, Radical and Our Harmony saluting in the support group's silks.
Monash win puts Dunn on top in title race Dwayne Dunn has hit the front in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership after his win on Miss Promiscuity in the Sir John Monash Stakes.
Shinn pegs another win back on McDonald Blake Shinn is wearing away at James McDonald's lead in the Sydney jockeys' premiership with one winner at Rosehill bridging the gap to three.
Haussmann breaks through at stakes level Haussmann will try to repeat his stablemate Generalife's double of the Civic Stakes and Winter Stakes having claimed the first leg at Rosehill.
Mister Impatience wins Listed 3200m Cup Victorian-trained stayer Mister Impatience has arrived in the last stride to win the Listed Queensland Cup over 3200m.
Sadler goes wrong way, gets right result The John Sadler-trained Charmed Harmony has scored a front-running win at Caulfield with stablemate Henwood finishing third.
Trakstar reprieve pays ultimate dividend The Tony Gollan-trained Trakstar has appreciated a better-than-expected surface to win at the Sunshine Coast.
Rich Jack triumph a first for Heffernan An all-the-way win to Rick Jack has provided Carole Heffernan with a special moment in her training career.
Sir Mako making his mark in Sydney racing Sir Mako has brought up his second win from three Sydney starts, scoring over 1900m at Rosehill.
Bridget Grylls lands anniversary victory Bridget Grylls continues to chalk up the Queensland winners since arriving from New Zealand, with her latest victory coming on Shotacross The Bow.
Surfin' Safari keeps winning streak going Two-year-old Surfin' Safari has taken his record to four wins from six starts with victory at Rosehill on a heavy track.
Dunn posts 50th metro winner of the season Dwayne Dunn has made the most of Craig Williams's absence from Caulfield with an important win on Pilly's Wish.
Green Card impresses with Caulfield win Green Card will be aimed at the Caulfield Guineas after racing to a convincing win over Magna Rossa at Caulfield.
Patrick Moloney suspended for one month Leading apprentice Patrick Moloney has been suspended for a month for careless riding at Bendigo in a race which three riders were dislodged.
Two September meetings moved from Sandown Racing Victoria has announced two meetings have been moved from Sandown in September to avoid overtaxing the track.
Dee looking for more metropolitan wins After four winners at the most recent metropolitan meeting in Victoria, Michael Dee will be out for more success at Caulfield with a handy book of rides.
Madonna Lily to live up to her pedigree John Salanitri has high hopes Caulfield debutante Madonna Lily can live up to her breeding in the spring.
It's our very own 'Super'Saturday Saturday the Fourth of July 2015 looms as one of the most exciting days in the short history of Grand Syndicates.
Anatina out to bounce back in G3 Monash Robert Smerdon is hoping for an improved showing from Anatina in the Sir John Monash Stakes which will help decide her racing future.
Barge And Charge to stay the distance Local trainer Andrew Williamson is confident former Sydney horse Barge And Charge can stay the 3200 metres at the Sunshine Coast in the Queensland Cup.
Spicer chasing win in race he sponsors Brad Spicer is upbeat about the chances of favourite Word Of Mouth making it back-to-back wins when he runs in the Spicer Thoroughbreds Handicap.
American Pharoah headed to Haskell United States triple crown winner American Pharoah will have his next race in the Haskell Invitational.
Waller in the dark about import Diametric Civic Stakes hopeful Diametric remains an enigma to Chris Waller but the trainer reckons he has stablemate Rugged Cross figured out.
Avalanches to be tested in open company Avalanches has already proved a profitable buy for his owners and can add to his prize money when he steps out in open company at the Sunshine Coast.
New experience for Chad Schofield Young Australian jockey Chad Schofield will have his first ride in the country of his birth when he rides in South Africa's biggest race, the Durban July.
Qld trainers under cobalt microscope Horses from two Queensland thoroughbred stables and one harness racing stable have returned irregularities to cobalt.
See The World to end dry spell for Pride Trainer Joe Pride will look to convert his winning provincial form into city success when he runs four horses at Rosehill.
Pendleton thrilled with racing debut Victoria Pendleton has finished unplaced in her first race as a jockey but the champion cyclist says she can hardly wait to do it again.
Creighton discharged from hospital Jockey Eddie Creighton has been discharged from a Melbourne hospital after making a quick recovery from a fall.
Weights released for Grafton feature races Weights have been released for the two feature races during the Grafton carnival with Bonfire heading handicaps for the Grafton Cup.
Cox Plate the aim for Italian Derby winner Italian Derby winner Goldstream has been acquired by Australian Bloodstock with the Cox Plate in connections' sights.
Wide gate adds to Miss Promiscuity's task David Hayes has two runners in the Sir John Monash Stakes and despite a wide barrier is leaning to Miss Promiscuity as his leading chance.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 72 The Grafton Cup Carnival gets under way on Sunday with the running of the South Grafton Cup and then heads to Ramornie Day on Wednesday,
Pride on a mission to end losing streak Trainer Joe Pride is hoping See The World can end a rare run of outs for his stable in the Listed Civic Stakes at Rosehill.
Hioctdane heads interstate in winning form Five-year-old Hioctdane has returned to form this campaign with four-straight wins in South Australia and earned an interstate trip to run at Caulfield.
Six people charged over cobalt case Trainer Sam Kavanagh will front Racing NSW stewards to face 24 charges arising from Midsummer Sun's positive drug test.
Alannah Fancourt gets her city chance Three-kilo claiming apprentice Allanah Fancourt will get some opportunities to ride her maiden weekend city winner on Saturday.
Vanbrugh poised to stake carnival claims Chris Waller will give up-and-coming colt Vanbrugh the chance to book a spot on his spring carnival team when the youngster resumes at Rosehill.
Eurell hopes Actuariat overcomes wide draw Stakes-placed Actuariat resumes from a freshen-up at Caulfield and trainer Greg Eurell is hopeful he can overcome a wide draw and be in the finish.
Husson Choice primed for Queensland Cup Neither two miles or a wet track will prove to be a problem for Husson Choice in the Queensland Cup.
Tony Gollan chasing training record Tony Gollan is looking for the most city winners trained in Brisbane in a single season since Bruce McLachlan had 78 in 1987/88.
Vets to be licensed by Racing NSW Racing NSW is to introduce the licensing of veterinarians compelling them to appear at stewards' inquiries.
Victoria Pendleton ready for riding debut Britain's most successful female Olympian, cycling champion Victoria Pendleton, will make her debut as an amateur jockey at Newbury.
Blake Shinn making premiership charge Blake Shinn's three winners at Warwick Farm have brought him within four of the absent James McDonald in the battle for the Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Press Statement sold to Vinery Stud Vinery Stud and The China Horse Club have teamed up to buy a significant share in Group One winning two-year-old Press Statement.
Michael Dee rides four winners at Ballarat Apprentice Michael Dee has played a starring role at the midweek metropolitan meeting at Ballarat with a career-best four winners.
Warwick Farm false start remains a mystery Stewards have been unable to find an explanation for an incident which resulted in a false start being declared at Warwick Farm.
Cup winner Protectionist back in work Protectionist will be reassessed soon but Kris Lees is confident the stayer, who is back in work, is over an injury which surfaced after the Sydney Cup.
Baker's Mr Steal to back up at Rosehill Bjorn Baker has set Mr Steal a busy schedule with the Warwick Farm winner set to back up and race at Rosehill.
Track rider dies after fall at Caulfield A trackwork rider who died from injuries in a fall at Caulfield has been named as German Friederike Ruhle.
Heart Of A Lion earns Melbourne chance Trainer Lloyd Kennewell won a late-season weight-for-age race with Thiamandi last year and he is hoping Heart Of A Lion can do likewise at Caulfield.
Moshulu impresses Laming with big win Moshulu has earned himself a crack at Saturday grade with a very impressive win at Ipswich.
False start drama at Warwick Farm The Warwick Farm meeting had an added twist when a false start was declared for the third race due to a barrier malfunction.
Fifteen Love blitzes rivals Fifteen Love streeted her rivals by six lengths at Ipswich to show she might be ready to take on a better class of horse.
Tracks need continued support: Waller Chris Waller has warned that Sydney racing risks the future of its metropolitan tracks unless it continues investing money on their upkeep.
Pat Duff to undergo surgery Veteran trainer Pat Duff will undergo surgery after breaking his hip in a fall he took while at his home.
Vinery Stud and China Horse Club acquire interest in Press Statement Vinery Stud, in partnership with the China Horse Club, have acquired a significant interest in the exciting Group 1 winning two-year-old colt Press Statement
Distance test for Pop 'N' Scotch Pop 'N' Scotch will be out to prove he can run a strong 3200 metres in the Queensland Cup to justify being set for bigger races.
Ill Damien Oliver to miss Ballarat meeting Damien Oliver has had to relinquish rides at Ballarat, leaving Dwayne Dunn as the only premiership contender riding at the midweek meeting.
Exciting kiwi stayer sold to Hong Kong Group Two winner Werther has been sold to international buyers and will be aimed at the Hong Kong Derby.
James Doyle rides Brazen Beau in July Cup James Doyle will ride Brazen Beau in the July Cup which is expected to be the Australian colt's final start before he goes to stud.
Nicholls remembers Kauto Star Trainer Paul Nicholls has hailed Kauto Star a champion of champions after the legendary steeplechaser's death.
Hugh Bowman to ride in Singapore Derby Leading Group One jockey Hugh Bowman has been booked to ride Fastnet Dragon in the Singapore Derby.
Fawkner's sibling to make Ballarat debut Two-year-old filly Fife, a half-sister to 2013 Caulfield Cup winner Fawkner, will make her debut at the metropolitan meeting at Ballarat.
Legendary jumper Kauto Star euthanised Legendary British jumper Kauto Star has been euthanised at the age of 15 after suffering serious injuries in a paddock accident.
Medication rule to be strengthened The use of compounded products on horses will be strictly controlled under a revision to the rule dealing with unregistered products.
Hayes works Criterion prep into holiday Trainer David Hayes will get the chance to cast his eye over Group One winner Criterion in England during an upcoming European holiday.
King's Officer to be on best behaviour Trainer Terry Robinson doesn't give top jockeys instructions but he will have some advice for Blake Shinn before legging him aboard King's Officer.
Lord Of The Sky after second Monash win Trainer Robbie Laing has been pleased with the way Lord Of The Sky has freshened up for his shot at a second Sir John Monash Stakes win.
Mud-runner Royal Island heads north Melbourne trainer John Salanitri will bring Royal Island to Sydney in search of a wet track and a Listed win in the Civic Stakes.
Changes announced to spring racing program Racing Victoria has announced changes to the spring program with the Underwood Stakes back a week to provide a better progression to the Cox Plate.
Beriman leads Rising Star Series in Vic Jackie Beriman has taken the outright lead in the Rising Stars Series in Victoria but will miss the final to compete in an apprentices' race in America.
Escado heads Queensland Cup entries Tattersall's Cup winner Escado heads the 11 entries for the Queensland Cup at the Sunshine Coast over the Melbourne Cup distance of 3200 metres.
Mackinnon Stks winner Side Glance retired English horse Side Glance, winner of the 2013 Mackinnon Stakes, has been retired by trainer Andrew Balding and owner Sheikh Fahad.
New Bay bypasses Eclipse date The Coral Eclipse clash between French and English Derby winners New Bay and Golden Horn is off with trainer Andre Fabre unhappy with New Bay's work.
No-one to be charged over Baron Archer Victorian stewards will not charge anyone over the betting activity on Baron Archer in a race at Echuca.
Sea Lord on track for Monash Stakes start Stephen Brown is delighted with the way Sea Lord has returned this campaign and is looking to step him back up to Group company at Caulfield.
Creighton making progress in hospital Eddie Creighton is conscious and talking and pleasing the ICU team at the Alfred Hospital where he is recovering from injuries received in a race fall.
Go Indy Go ready for a spring campaign A Group One winner as a juvenile, Go Indy Go is ready to reignite her career as a four-year-old and will be aimed at the big spring races.
Prizemoney boost for country Cups in Vic The Cranbourne, Bendigo and Ballarat Cups have all received prize money boosts to $300,000 for the upcoming spring carnival in Victoria.
Payne expects distance rise to suit Raposo Trainer Patrick Payne believes Raposo will be suited stepping up to 1400m at Caulfield after charging home last start to win at Moonee Valley over 1200m.
In Masquerade to run at Grafton In Masquerade will head to Grafton for the Cup in preference to the 3200m-staying test in the Queensland Cup at the Sunshine Coast.
Civic Stakes for Gerald Ryan stablemates Dances On Stars and Estonian Princess have returned from Queensland winter campaigns and will tackle the Civic Stakes at Rosehill.
Premiership battle continues at Ballarat With Melbourne premiership leader Craig Williams serving a careless riding suspension, Dwayne Dunn and Damien Oliver are reeady to pounce at Ballarat.
Joao Moreira seals Hong Kong jockey title Brazilian jockey Joao Moreira has extended his record tally of winners in Hong Kong to seal his first championship.
Treve wins fifth G1 at Saint Cloud Treve has continued her march towards an unprecedented third win in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with victory in the Grand Prix de Saint Cloud.
Champion hurdler Gotta Take Care retired Champion hurdler Gotta Take Care has run his last race with trainer Darren Weir announcing his retirement after he failed to finish the Brendam Drechsler.
Chris Waller recounts Royal occasion Trainer Chris Waller's memories of Royal Ascot include a meeting with The Queen who he says is more knowledgeable than many about Australian racing.
Another staying test for Lovethebeaches Jockey Paul King is hoping to help Lovethebeaches to another win over the gruelling 3200 metres in the Queensland Cup at the Sunshine Coast.
Happy Trails could run in Melbourne Cup Happy Trails is back in work and will follow his normal spring pattern with the possible addition of the Melbourne Cup.
Postiive news on injured jockeys The conditions of jockeys Eddie Creighton and Amy Herrmann have improved with both being monitored in hospital.
Oakleigh Girl's racing days are over Well-bred filly Oakleigh Girl is to begin a new career as a broodmare, with her racing days restricted to just seven starts.
Emma Ljung escapes serious injury in fall Apprentice Emma Ljung is determined to be back riding as soon as possible after suffering a cracked collar bone in a fall at Toowoomba.
Jack Hobbs wins Irish Derby for Godolphin Godolphin colt Jack Hobbs has won the Irish Derby to give trainer John Gosden his first win in the Classic at the Curragh.
Williams suspended after Flemington treble Craig Williams rode a winning treble at Flemington before being given a seven-meeting suspension for careless riding.
Angland outed at Rosehill for using whip Tye Angland has been suspended for not putting his whip away when his mount veered out in a race at Rosehill.
Williams lands treble, premiership lead Two wins separate Craig Williams, Dwayne Dunn and Damien Oliver in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership race with nine meetings left in the season.
Byrne, Stewart handed Doomben suspenions Jim Byrne and Brad Stewart have fallen foul of Doomben stewards, suspended for six and seven meetings respectively.
Winona Costin brings up 50 metro victories Sydney's leading apprentice Winona Costin has notched another milestone with a Rosehill treble reducing her claim to 1.5kg.
McGuren prepares for life as senior jockey Matt McGuren's days as an apprentice are closing, but he is ready to hit the ground running in his senior career after winning double at Doomben.
Majestic Duke delivers in Provincial Plate Trainers Terry and Katrina O'Sullivan have received compensation for the injury to Golden Oldies with the victory of Majestic Duke at Flemington.
Kerrin McEvoy wins on Grafton-bound pair Kerrin McEvoy has steered Grafton Cup contenders Maurus and Kapour to all-the-way wins at Rosehill.
Flemington double for Williams and Sadler Trainer John Sadler and jockey Craig Williams have shown the way at Flemington, combining for two wins.
Emotional city win for Clemo connections Trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon has celebrated his first Flemington winner with the emotional victory of Clemo.
Golden Falls impresses in $100k BRC Plate Golden Falls will be tested in better races after producing a big finish to win the BRC Plate at Doomben.
Moses to be quizzed over cobalt reading Randwick trainer Kevin Moses is at the centre of an investigation into elevated cobalt levels found in Felix Bay.
Kiseki Dane posts Significant Rosehill win Kiseki Dane has given Newcastle trainer Mick Dwyer a rare city winner in the Significant Stakes at Rosehill.
Injured jockey suffers seizure after fall Jockey Edward Creighton will be transferred to a Melbourne hospital after having a seizure while being treated following a race fall at Warrnambool.
Turner, Poletti celebrate metrop victory Intrepid Way has given trainers Amanda Turner and Mauro Poletti a welcome city winner at Rosehill.
Sadler reveals Oaks plans for Bengal Cat John Sadler will try to win a black-type race with Bengal Cat before setting the filly for a spring carnival campaign.
Allen earns expenses for overseas sojourn Mistral Thief has upset his more fancied rivals at Doomben, giving jockey Anthony Allen a winner before he heads to England to work for Ed Dunlop.
Treve all set to star at St Cloud Trainer Criquette Head-Maarek says Treve has improved since her first-up win and is ready for her Group One assignment at St Cloud.
Dunn wins on well-bred colt at Pakenham Jockey Dwayne Dunn won four races on Rewaaya and he has ridden a colt out of the Group One-winning mare to a debut victory at Pakenham.
AHA will not pay to show Vic horse racing The Australian Hotels Association says it will not pay to show Victorian racing in pubs with Racing Victoria giving it to Seven West Media free.
Shinn returns to continue premiership bid Blake Shinn is poised to strike at his first ride back from suspension when he partners Libidosun at Rosehill.
Gotta Take Care after four-peat at Bendigo Gotta Take Care has had two recent hurdle trials to try to get him ready for his attempt at winning the Brendan Drechsler Hurdle for a fourth time.
Silent Achiever to be served by Frankel Grand mare Silent Achiever will be served by Frankel to southern hemisphere time and is likely to stay in England for her next mating.
Ferchie follows in the master's footsteps Simone Ferchie is surprised by the strength of Lord Durante's opposition in the Provincial Plate at Flemington and a wide draw has made it even tougher.
Cafe Society to make Australian debut Former UK stayer Cafe Society will have his first Australian start for trainer Gai Waterhouse at Rosehill.
Dream Folk to prove staying credentials Trainer Greg Hickman is confident a new training regime has Dream Folk in the best frame of mind for the Winter Cup at Rosehill.
Premiership race continues at Flemington Premiership contender Damien Oliver returns to Melbourne metropolitan racing at Flemington to resume the premiership battle.
County Court Judge takes RAD Board chair County Court Judge John Bowman will chair the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board after the retirement of Russell Lewis.
Pillar Of Creation to turn fortunes around Trainer Tony Sears is looking to Pillar Of Creation to record his first Queensland win when he runs at Doomben.
Rawiller booked for race return at Geelong Brad Rawiller has accepted rides at an upcoming Geelong meeting having spent the past couple of weeks on the sidelines recovering from a knee injury.
Proven Thoroughbred Open Day Join Proven Thoroughbreds and trainer John Thompson this Sunday to view a showcase of yearlings by So You Think, Savabeel, Cape Blanco and many more!
Luke Tarrant loses reckless riding appeal Luke Tarrant is out of Brisbane jockeys' premiership contention after losing an appeal against a reckless riding suspension.
Bashboy headlines field for Mosstrooper Two-time Grand National Steeplechase winner Bashboy will be out to build on his winning start to this season's jumps campaign at Bendigo.
Metropolitan areas to get live Vic racing An interim agreement means Victorian racing will return to television with the Pakenham meeting to be shown on digital channel 78.
James McDonald rides winner in England Sydney's premier jockey James McDonald has ridden his first English winner for his boss Sheikh Mohammed at Newbury.
Herrmann condition 'serious but stable' Injured Adelaide jockey Amy Herrmann's conditon is improving while Queensland apprentice Sairyn Fawke has been released from hospital.
Ellerton, Zahra galloper in positive swab Epic Saga, a horse trained in partnership by Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra, has tested positive after winning the Tatura Cup.
Shoulder, hand injuries get better of Loy New Zaaland apprentice Rory Hutchings has picked up the rides on three Godolphin runners at Rosehill with Brodie Loy on the sideline.
Lord Esprit faces Flem straight-track test Andrew Noblet rates Lord Esprit a promising horse and the trainer is keen to see how he handles a rise in class at Flemington.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 71 ’m not surprised this colt has been well received by our clients. He is a cracker and with him ‘the picture tells the story
Punters warming to Bonfire in Winter Cup The Gai Waterhouse-trained import Bonfire has been heavily backed to post his first Australian win in the ATC Winter Cup at Rosehill.
French mare Iteration in debut for Hayes Lindsay Park is preparing for the start of the new racing season and will be relying on Iteration as its only runner at Flemington.
Victorian racing back on TV Racing Victoria has announced the start day for racing on free-to-air television with Seven West Media on channel 78.
Apprentice claim to help Rocky King Trainer Tom Bourke will use Mitchell Wood's two kilogram claim to try to get Rocky King back on the winners' list at Doomben.
Hobby trainer makes return to headquarters Marcus O'Connor once helped prepare some of the country's best racehorses and is returning to Flemington as a hobby trainer.
Lucky Tom to make amends at Doomben Rikki Jamieson will be reunited with Lucky Tom at Doomben with trainer Harold Norman defending the three-year-old's last-start defeat.
Cobalt research inconclusive: Qld inquiry An inquiry into an elevated cobalt level in the 2014 Rockhampton Cup winner Vandalised has been adjourned.
Brenton Avdulla chases new goal at Gosford Fresh from reaching his goal of 100 wins this season, Brenton Avdulla has set himself a new target which he could achieve at Gosford.
Treve to take on a maximum of 12 Treve will continue her march towards a third Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe when she runs in the Grand Prix de St Cloud.
Schofield in box seat for Criterion ride After riding Criterion in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot, Chad Schofield is set to partner the galloper in the Juddmonte International.
Cecil's Warren Place up for sale Lady Jane Cecil, the widow of the late Sir Henry Cecil, is to retire from training with the famous Warren Place stables at Newmarket up for sale.
Bittersweet day as Avdulla lands century Brenton Avdulla has ridden his 100th winner of the season at Canterbury, an achievement he has dedicated to his late grandmother.
Dodging Bullets earns crack at city racing Trainer Symon Wilde has been encouraged by Dodging Bullet's three starts and is hoping the gelding takes the step up to city racing in his stride.
Import Archean to face Grafton acid test David Vandyke will use the Grafton Cup to test the spring carnival credentials of Archean following his Canterbury victory.
Lily My Girl continues to repay bad debt The Pat Duff-trained Lily My Girl has continued on her winning way, posting her fourth victory at Doomben.
Criterion set for Juddmonte International Criterion will have his northern hemisphere campaign extended to take in the Juddmonte International at York.
McEvoy, Maher to reunite in ATC Winter Cup Trainer Ciaron Maher and jockey Kerrin McEvoy combined for two Group One wins with Srikandi in Brisbane and they will team up again in the ATC Winter Cup.
Wide draw hurts Blackiston Prov Plate bid The David Bourke Provincial Plate has been a long-range target for Heez Notorious but he needs to overcome a difficult barrier.
Nothing Shady as Daisy scores at Doomben A fresh set of racing silks has delivered good fortune for owner Mick Crooks after Shady Daisy's win at Doomben.
Golden Rose on spring radar for Hellbent Trainer Kurt Goldman is considering a Golden Rose preparation for Hellbent after the colt scored on debut at Canterbury.
Racing Victoria makes play for Undrafted Diamond Jubilee Stakes winner Undrafted will be a target for racing officials promoting the spring carnival after the sprinter's win over Brazen Beau.
Pengelly returns to Qld metropolitan fold Jockey Brad Pengelly has been booked for two solid chances in Privlaka and Carmenere as he continues his comeback at Doomben.
Top racehorses getting faster: UK study The modern-day thoroughbred continues to challenge the stopwatch, scientific data has found.
Dwayne Dunn extends Melb premiership lead A winner at the metropolitan meeting at Sale has moved Dwayne Dunn to a two-win lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Undrafted to miss July Cup Diamond Jubilee Stakes winner Undrafted will miss the July Cup with Brazen Beau the outright favourite for the famous sprint at Newmarket.
Ladbrokes seeking to merge with Coral A proposed merger between bookmakers Ladbrokes and Coral would create Britain's biggest gambling firm.
Avdulla chasing milestone at Canterbury Brenton Avdulla is on the verge of riding 100 winners in a season for the first time as he sets about trying to achieve the century at Cantebury.
Geelong win gives Weir new personal best Trainer Darren Weir holds a comfortable lead in the Australian trainers' premiership after Pont Royale gave him 254 winners for the season.
Laurie launches 'contamination' defence Mornington trainer Matt Laurie says a report into Shockaholic testing positive to Ice has highlighted "an important issue" for racing.
Wait and see on Lie Direct in Significant Trainer Steve Englebrecht is leaving his options open with Lie Direct, one of 14 nominations for the Significant Stakes at Rosehill.
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All American's new All-American stakeswinner Second season sire All American added a new stakeswinner to his record on Sunday when America Mon Amie
Not A Single Doubt gets a Moonee Valley double He's well-established as a consistent source of smart juveniles and short-course sprinters, but Not A Single Doub
Wandjina a gallant sixth at Royal Ascot Almost exactly 12 years after Choisir began the antipodean invasion of Royal Ascot, 3YO colts Brazen Beau & Wandjina
Third win by Thewizardofoz in Hong Kong Thewizardofoz continues to make magic in Hong Kong and maintained his unbeaten record with a third impressive win at Sha Tin on Sunday evening.
Right as Rain at Gold Coast & Moonee Valley A new stakes performer and an easy city winner gave progressive young sire Manhattan Rain a mid-winter boost on Saturday.
Jumps career on hold for in-form Practiced Practiced, runner-up in the 2012 Bendigo Cup, can further delay jumps plans with another Flemington win for new trainer Simon Ryan.
Walker plays waiting game with back injury Jockey Michael Walker has been enjoying one of his most successful seasons but he's unsure how long a back injury will keep him out of racing.
Bowman returns with McDonald in his sights Interest in the metropolitan jockeys' premiership steps up a level with Hugh Bowman making his return to Sydney racing at Canterbury.
New Zealand has first cobalt positive A horse from the stable of Lance O'Sullivan and Andrew Scott has returned the first positive test to cobalt in New Zealand.
Geraghty to replace McCoy with McManus Barry Geraghty has been named as the retained rider for powerful jumps owner JP McManus replacing retired champion Tony McCoy.
Yendall closing in on McDonald's tally Victorian jockey Dean Yendall is closing in on the absent James McDonald in the race to be the country's leading rider for the season.
Horse returns positive swab to ice in Vic Stewards are continuing investigations into a positive methamphetamine test in a Matt Laurie-trained horse.
Internationals on MVRC wish list for Plate The Moonee Valley Racing Club is hoping a strong international contingent will take up the challenge in the $3 million Cox Plate.
Maher weighs up options for import Kapour Imported galloper Kapour is set to step up to a suitable distance in either the Winter Cup at Rosehill or the Banjo Paterson Series Heat at Flemington.
Injured jockeys Herrmann and Fawke improve Injured jockeys Amy Herrmann and Sairwyn Fawke remain in hospital after separate falls but they are both improving.
Over The Air to take on older horses Over The Air is the only two-year-old entered in the Singnifcant Stakes at Rosehill with trainer David Payne keen to test him over a distance.
Shoreham on target for Grafton Trainer Gerald Ryan is more than happy with Shoreham who will try to go one better than his Tatt's Cup second when he runs in the Grafton Cup.
Hard Romp chasing another Flemington win The All Victorian Sprint Series Final is the winter aim for Hard Romp but first the gelding will chase another heat win at Flemington.
Thubiaan to keep steeple record intact Eric Musgrove's latest steeplechasing star Thubiaan will line up in the Mosstrooper at Bendigo in preparation for the Grand National.
Matilda's coach Alen Stajcic records Dynamic duo Alen Stajcic became the most successful Australian Coach in Australian soccer history when overnight, he guided the Australian women’s team – the Matildas
Brad Rawiller still out with knee injury Brad Rawiller expects to be out of the saddle for another week as he continues to recover from a knee injury.
Tykiato Impressive In First Up Win! A dominant return to racing has trainer John Price looking towards the city with smart filly Tykiato.
Chad Schofield to ride in Durban July Chad Schofield will return to his native South Africa to ride in the Durban July, the country's most prestigious race.
VRC signs vision agreement with Seven Victorian officials will continue negotiations with Sky Channel to end the blackout of its racing in pubs and clubs.
VRC signs vision agreement Seven West Media will begin showing Victorian racing from this week after the VRC joined the other clubs in signing the vision deal.
Diademe inquiry adjourned An inquiry into the possible race day treatment of Diademe before the Tatt's Tiara at the Gold Coast will not resume until samples are analysed.
Queensland apprentice remains in hospital Queensland apprentice Sairyn Fawke remains in a Brisbane hospital where he is being treated for injuries suffered in a fall in the Rockhampton Cup.
Dunn hits form with six wins in two days The Melbourne jockeys' premiership will go down to the wire with Dwayne Dunn now leading Damien Oliver and Craig Williams by one.
Epsom Handicap looms large for Rudy Gold Coast trainer Helen Page hopes to bring Rudy to Sydney again for the Epsom Handicap over the famous Randwick mile, a distance he likes.
Midweek hurdle school for Gotta Take Care Darren Weir is hoping a return to hurdle racing is the spark Gotta Take Care requires to return to winning form.
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Brazen Beau to tackle July Cup Trainer Chris Waller is keen to run Brazen Beau in the July Cup after his close second in the Diamond Jubilee at Royal Ascot.
Suavito gearing up for Group One races Trainer Nigel Blackiston is aiming high with quality mares Suavito and Let's Make Adeal who will contest Group One Melbourne spring races.
Browne a winner with the Snowden team Trainer Peter Snowden says he tried to persuade Damian Browne to move to Sydney to ride for his stable but the jockey is staying put in Queensland.
Ward lights up Royal Ascot American outsider Undrafted beats Australian entry Brazen Beau in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes over 1200m at Royal Ascot.
Brazen Beau finishes second at Ascot Australian horse Brazen Beau, ridden by Craig Williams, finishes second to American entry Undrafted in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Ava's Delight up for sale after Valley win Apprentice Harry Coffey has guided Ava's Delight to a timely victory over Westsouthwest at Moonee Valley.
Dunn takes premiership lead with treble Dwayne Dunn's decision to ride at Moonee Valley has been vindicated with three important winners.
Ramornie Handicap looms for Dothraki Dothraki has earned a Ramornie Handicap start with his his narrow win in the Group Three Tattersall's 150th Anniversary Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Timeless Prince set for Queensland return A step up in distance for a Listed race in Queensland is the target for Timeless Prince, winner of the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Melham and Escado unite to win Tatt's Cup Escado has scored his first win since the 2013 South Australian Derby with a hard-fought victory in the Tattersall's Cup at the Gold Coast.
Positive news about injured Amy Herrmann Amy Herrmann remains in an induced coma in an Adelaide hospital after a fall in a jumps trial but her family says doctors are positive about her prognosis.
McEvoy tactics reap Tatt's Tiara reward Victorian mare Srikandi has completed a rare double in beating Avoid Lightning in the $500,000 Tattersall's Tiara at the Gold Coast.
Bjorn Baker mare withdrawn from Gr 1 Tiara Stewards have scratched the Bjorn Baker-trained Diademe from the Group One Tattersall's Tiara, based on evidence gathered during a stable inspection.
Kiwi Addictive Habit recaptures top form Addictive Habit, related to one of New Zealand's modern-day stars, has produced a form turnaround to win at the Gold Coast.
Wet tracks key to Raposo success: Payne A liking for rain-affected going has helped the Patrick Payne-trained Raposo stage a last-to-first win at Moonee Valley.
Gear change works for Shakespearean Lass The Pat Carey-trained Shakespearean Lass has notched her first city win at Moonee Valley, making up for a last-start failure.
No Tricks wins Daybreak Lover for Avdulla No Tricks has handled a quick back-up and drop in distance to win the Daybreak Lover at the Gold Coast.
Harlem River bows out with Gold Coast win The Gai Waterhouse-trained Harlem River will have a well-deserved break from racing after scoring at Listed level at the Gold Coast.
Hawkes Racing makes most of two-state yard Mawahibb has been well backed to win his first race after being transferred from Hawkes Racing's Sydney stable to its Melbourne operation.
Backstab wins from the front at Randwick The Gerald Ryan-trained Backstab has handled a wet Randwick track to post his second win and earn a break before the spring.
Dunn rides early winning double at Valley Dwayne Dunn has made an early impact on racing at Moonee Valley, joining Damien Oliver and Craig Williams at the top of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Peter Moody galloper scratched, swabbed The Peter Moody-trained Noela's Choice has been scratched from a Moonee Valley race with stewards ordering the mare to be swabbed.
Byrne posts century with Feels Like Home Jim Byrne has ridden his 100th winner for the season, scoring on Feels Like Home in a support race on Tattersall's Tiara day at the Gold Coast.
Takeover Target a rags-to-riches champion Champion sprinter Takeover Target has been remembered fondly by his trainer after his death at the age of 15.
Moore breaks Royal Ascot winners record New Royal Ascot winners record for English jockey Ryan Moore.
Blackout of Vic races on TV continues The Victoria Racing Club is yet to sign an agreement with Racing Victoria over media rights, meaning the TV blackout of Victorian racing continues.
Shamal Wind retired after G1 King's Stand Oakleigh Plate winner Shamal Wind has been retired from racing after finishing unplaced in the King's Stand Stakes.
Trip To Paris could make trip to Australia Trip To Paris could accompany his Ed Dunlop-trained stablemate Red Cadeaux to Australia, setting up a Melbourne Cup start with his Gold Cup victory.
Randwick racecourse at its wettest: ATC A race-morning track inspection will determine the fate of the Randwick meeting after heavy rain in Sydney.
Cummings camp happy to dodge Tiara stars Last-start winner Vergara didn't make the Tattersall's Tiara field but there is stable confidence about her Randwick chances despite a heavy track.
Jockey Amy Herrmann in hospital after fall Jockey Amy Herrmann has been taken to hospital after a fall in a jumps trial at Morphettville in Adelaide.
Distance doubt on Boristar for return run Trainer John MacMillan rates Boristar an each-way chance first-up at Moonee Valley but admits 1200m is short of the gelding's best distance.
Goldoni after first Australian win Imported stayer Goldoni, who twice competed at Royal Ascot, gets another chance to break through for his first Australian win at Moonee Valley.
Team Brazen Beau ready to rock Royal Ascot Brazen Beau is the favourite to win the feature race on the last day at Royal Ascot and there'll be a large Aussie contingent present to cheer him on.
Bound For Earth could be bound for glory Bound For Earth can cement a great season for trainer Toby Edmonds and Segenhoe Stud if she can win the Tattersall's Tiara at the Gold Coast.
Randwick set to go ahead on heavy track A soggy Randwick has been passed safe to race on Saturday with stewards to inspect the surface again on race morning.
Gloop set to confirm affinity for Valley Trainer Patrick Ryan says bargain-buy Gloop has the weights in his favour as he tries to add another Moonee Valley win to his record.
Guy snaps up Zac Purton for Falloch ride Hong Kong -based Australian Zac Purton will ride Falloch in a Listed race as part of a strong book of rides at the Gold Coast.
Zoomania chasing elusive black-type win Tony Gollan will give veteran mare Zoomania every chance to bow out of racing in style, starting with the Group Three Tattersall's Cup at the Gold Coast.
Brazen Beau 'looks great' says Waller Australian horses haven't shone at Royal Ascot this week but that could change on Saturday with Brazen Beau favoured to win the Diamond Jubilee.
El Roca returns home El Roca, the highly talented son of Fastnet Rock, has been retired to stud and will return to Gerry Harvey’s Westbury Stud at Karaka to stand the 2015 breeding season
Rain no problem for new Pakenham track With rain causing problems for racing in Victoria and NSW, the synthetic track at Pakenham will come into play.
International G1 double looms for Waller Chris Waller will have Group One runners in two hemispheres with Catkins and Brazen Beau to contest feature races in Australia and England.
Moore eyes Royal Ascot riders' record English jockey Ryan Moore matches the post-war winning record at Royal Ascot with eight victories and still three days of the meeting to go.
Fast facts on the Tattersall's Tiara Fast facts on the Tattersall's Tiara
Cavanough makes Thought Worthy gear change An unconventional training tactic has given Brett Cavanough an important insight into the imported galloper Thought Worthy.
Gillis motivated to boost stable numbers Geni Gillis is hoping the promise shown by Moonee Valley runner Lirabird can translate into having more horses in work.
Huet, Perry to continue run in Winter Dash Trainer Paul Perry and jockey Thomas Huet are in unstoppable form and it could easily continue when they link in four races at Randwick
Oliver arrives in UK ahead of Jubilee tilt Damien Oliver has touched down in England and will walk the Royal Ascot course ahead of his Diamond Jubilee Stakes assignment aboard Wandjina.
Seymour track unsafe as racing abandoned Concerns over visibility have forced stewards to call off the Seymour thoroughbred meeting after two races.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 70 I must say I was thrilled with Husson Eagle’s terrific win at Flemington on Saturday. He is a very promising sprinter and could easily have a couple more wins to his credit.
Improved Parmalove ready for Valley test Two-year-old Parmalove will be out to back up a debut win at Seymour when she lines up at Moonee Valley.
Wandjina's breeder in expansion mode As Wandjina prepares for the Royal Ascot Diamond Jubilee Stakes, the Hunter Valley farm that bred him is getting ready to expand its business off the back of a spectacular season.
Real Surreal to carry Tiara hopes for Qld Real Surreal will go in as one of the best Queensland-trained chances when she contests the Group One Tatt's Tiara at the Gold Coast.
Chris Symons out for up to four months Chris Symons will be sidelined for up to four months due to injuries he suffered in a race fall at Bendigo.
Rain a bonus for Cups stalwart Banca Mo A three-time country Cups winner in Victoria, Banca Mo will bid to add to his haul when he backs up at the Gold Coast.
Valley start not confirmed for Mawahibb The wet weather in Sydney has prompted Hawkes Racing to send some of its team south to Melbourne in search of firmer tracks.
Trainer believes Crescendo is back on song A strong barrier trial performance has put Final Crescendo back in favour with his trainer who says the horse can return to form at the Gold Coast.
Winners Come for O'Lonhro Meanwhile Caulfield trainer Geoff Wheeler also has plenty to look forward to with Beau Padrille who, rising in class off a Cranbourne maiden victory, flew home for a close-up fourth at the same meeting.
Frankie Dettori rides 50th Royal winner Popular jockey Frankie Dettori has claimed a milestone 50th winner at Royal Ascot, steering Osaila home in the Sandringham Stakes.
Free Eagle a big winner for Dermot Weld Trainer Dermot Weld has celebrated the Prince Of Wales's Stakes win of Free Eagle and is now looking to the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Kennewell sprinters to line up in Adelaide Heart Of A Lion will be racing for a trip to Melbourne when he takes on stablemate Jennyfromtheblock in Adelaide.
Midsummer Sun 'treated' hours before win Mitchell Butterfield, a disqualified harness racing trainer, has told the Sam Kavanagh inquiry he was the person who treated Midsummer Sun on race day.
Criterion tipped for Cox Plate success Criterion should be a favourite for the Cox Plate after finishing a brave fifth in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot, trainer David Hayes says.
Californian Man posts straightforward win Wayward Californian Man has found his best behaviour on the racetrack, ploughing through the Warwick Farm mud to win his first race.
Our Harmony to chase hat-trick of wins The formlines around Our Harmony have given trainer David Brideoake confidence the filly can post her third win in succession art Moonee Valley.
Dark Steel to lead Tulloch Lodge charge Lightly raced two-year-old Dark Steel is rated Tulloch Lodge's best chance of landing a hometrack winner at Randwick.
Pengelly in first city win since comeback Brad Pengelly has vowed to re-establish himself in Brisbane racing after a three-year break due to weight problems.
Jockeys on stand-by for Tatt's Tiara Connections of three runners in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara will wait until later in the week to confirm jockeys for their horses.
Fulfilled Promise wins in Warwick Farm mud Fulfilled Promise has overcome testing conditions to post the first win of her career at Warwick Farm.
G1 placegetter back from injury layoff Spring carnival hopeful Desert Jeuney will return from an injury-enforced break in a winter race at Moonee Valley.
Tests to determine plans for Gris Caro Adelaide trainer Jake Stephens is hoping the Strathayr surface at Moonee Valley can spark Gris Caro into a return to form.
Change of pace key to rejuvenated Solicit Solicit will chase a breakthrough Group One win in the Tattersall's Tiara just three months after she was on the verge of being retired.
David Hayes has confidence in Criterion David Hayes has met The Queen at Royal Ascot ahead of Criterion's bid for the Prince Of Wales's Stakes.
Queensland balloting methods under fire Queensland feature race balloting conditions have come under fire after the Gai Waterhouse-trained Najoom was named second emergency in the Tatt's Tiara.
Srikandi draws outside barrier in Tiara Stradbroke Handicap winner Srikandi will have to contend with the outside gate in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara at the Gold Coast.
Najoom second emergency for Tatt's Tiara The highly fancied Najoom has been named second emergency for the Tattersall's Tiara at the Gold Coast, the final Group One race of the season.
Dunn gets chance to bridge premiership gap In the absence of premiership-leading jockeys Damien Oliver and Craig Williams, fellow contender Dwayne Dunn will be out to make an impact at Ballarat.
Gask close with Medicean Man at Ascot On his fourth attempt, veteran sprinter Medicean Man almost won the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot for Aussie expat trainer Jeremy Gask.
Flat finish for Shamal Wind at Royal Ascot Shamal Wind has an impressive fresh record but the Oakleigh Plate winner had a shocker in the final race of her career at Royal Ascot over 1000m.
Moore vows to return to Royal Ascot Aussie expat trainer John Moore has vowed to return to Royal Ascot in search of his first win at the prestigious meet after Able Friend failed to fire.
Trainer charged over conduct in horse sale Racing Victoria stewards have charged trainer Dean Howard in relation to his conduct in the sale of a racehorse he trained.
NSW country racing top priority Tax relief will help Racing NSW invest in country racing which remains a top priority for the industry body.
Well-related colt preparing for debut Two-year-old Wind Force is related to Group One winners Niconero and Nicconi and is likely to make his debut in a maiden at Pakenham.
California Chrome to miss Royal Ascot A hoof injury has halted the Royal Ascot campaign of California Chrome who was to run against Australian Criterion in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes.
Wandjina is keeping Waterhouse dream alive Gai Waterhouse has been a regular visit to Royal Ascot but Wandjina will be her first runner for eight years when he contests the Diamond Jubilee Stakes.
Weight relief for Zaratone in Winter Dash Trainer Bjorn Baker is banking on some weight relief to get veteran sprinter Zaratone back in the winners' list in the Winter Dash.
Alcohol heads interstate for Valley race South Australian-based gelding Alcohol is no stranger to winning in Melbourne and will be after another interstate success when he runs at Moonee Valley.
Criterion racing for New Zealand: Glenn Criterion may have won all his races so far in Australia but his Kiwi owner says victory at Royal Ascot would be for New Zealand.
Moses hopes Tara on song at Warwick Farm Trainer Kevin Moses has enjoyed success with the progeny of Song Of Tara and hopes it continues at Warwick Farm.
Srikandi on target for G1 double in Qld Stradbroke Handicap winner Srikandi will chase a Group One double in Queensland in the Tattersall's Tiara at the Gold Coast where she is unbeaten.
Broadcast deal on Vic horse races expires Tabcorp says interim broadcasting arrangements with the Victorian thoroughbred racing industry have expired and no new agreement has been reached.
Melbourne Cup tour kicks off Victorians are being encouraged to get a glimpse of the Melbourne Cup as it goes on a tour of Australia and New Zealand ahead of the November race.
Shamal Wind in fine form for Royal Ascot Shamal Wind will be the first of the Australian runners at Royal Ascot when she contests the King's Stand Stakes.
Stradbroke win continues Dubawi's Group 1 spree The brilliant victory of Srikandi in last weekend’s $2 million BRC Stradbroke Handicap (Gr.1) completed a rare domestic feat for the world-class progenitor Dubawi and continued a remarkable sequence of worldwide black-type success recorded by the acclaimed stallion’s progeny since the beginning of this year.
Racing NSW tax cuts slammed Tax cuts for NSW's racing industry have been slammed by opponents.
California Chrome likely to miss Ascot A hoof abscess appears certain to rule American California Chrome out of the Prince Of Wales's Stakes in which Criterion will fly the Australian flag.
Australian flavour for Diamond Jubilee Austrailian sprinters Brazen Beau and Wandjina are among 19 five-day declarations for the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot this weekend.
No TV coverage of Victorian racing There will be a television blackout of Victorian racing with no agreement reached with Sky and the Victoria Racing Club yet to sign with Seven West.
Chad Schofield to ride in Hong Kong Australian jockey Chad Schofield, who rides Criterion at Royal Ascot, will begin a new phase of his career in Hong Kong.
Queensland jockey Noel Thompson dies Former Queensland jockey Noel Thompson, who rode a record seven winners in a day, has died at the age of 85.
Shamal Wind draws barrier four Australian mare Shamal Wind will jump from gate four in the 19-horse field for the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Royal Ascot in Laing's mind with sprinter Lord Of The Sky is on the road to recovery after injury stopped him running in the Stradbroke Handicap.
A history of racing at Royal Ascot The Royal Ascot meeting has a long tradition which has built up since its inception three centuries ago.
Oliver fit for Royal Ascot Wandjina ride After a fall at Bendigo threatened his trip to ride Wandjina at Royal Ascot, Damien Oliver has been given the all-clear to fly to England.
Longshot winner to tackle the Valley again After upsetting punters with his longshot Moonee Valley success, Our Nkwazi has been working strongly for a repeat performance.
Wouldnt It Be Nice in form for Winter Dash Wouldnt It Be Nice should get soft conditions to suit when he lines up in the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Phone records requested in Echuca probe Racing Victoria stewards have interviewed a registered owner and a jockey over their communication prior to the Baron Archer race at Echuca.
Vets body says cobalt a welfare issue Equine Veterinarians Australia says any vet found guilty of cobalt offences can be disciplined by the profession with no need to be licensed by racing.
CrownBet has live streaming of Vic racing CrownBet has entered into an agreement with Racing Victoria to provide live streaming of Victorian racing on its website.
Wet weather suits Avoid Lightning With a wet forecast for the Gold Coast, Avoid Lightning should get conditions to suit in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara.
Brazen Beau favourite for Diamond Jubilee The Chris Waller-trained Brazen Beau is favourite to add the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot to his two Australian Group One wins.
Dettori wins French Oaks for Gosden Frankie Dettori has steered the John Gosden-trained Star Of Seville to victory in the Prix De Diane, the French Oaks.
Hazard thriving in warmer Brisbane climate Trainer Lee Freedman is hoping to send Hazard to Darley Stud as a Group One winner of the Tatt's Tiara at the Gold Coast.
Shoreham to have first start for Ryan Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking forward to Shoreham making his debut for his new stable in the Group Three Tattersall's Cup at the Gold Coast.
Brazen Beau to run in Diamond Jubillee Dual Australian Group One winner Brazen Beau will miss the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot in favour of the Diamond Jubilee Stakes.
Birchley celebrates best season yet Popular Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley has reached a personal milestone with his season tally of winners higher than ever before with several weeks left.
McEvoy has spring plans for Alpine Eagle Trainer Tony McEvoy is bullish about the spring return of Alpine Eagle, runner-up in the Australian Guineas to Wandjina who will race at Royal Ascot.
Rawiller stood down again with knee injury Brad Rawiller is confident he can overcome a medial ligament injury which forced him to give up rides at Flemington.
Weather watch continus for Forgotten Rules Trainer Dermot Weld will continue to monitor the weather before a Gold Cup decision for Forgotten Rules while rown Panther is out with injury.
Yesterday's Songs sprints to Flem victory The Mike Moroney-trained Yesterday's Songs has produced an impressive turn of speed to win a Winter Championship heat at Flemington.
Collett outed and fined for winning ride Jason Collett has been hit with a $1000 fine on top of a suspension for his winning ride at Rosehill on Fiftyshadesofgrey.
Shinn starts holiday with Rosehill winner Blake Shinn will spend a careless riding suspension in England, heading to Royal Ascot on a winning note with a victory at Rosehill.
Real Surreal wins Gai Waterhouse Classic Real Surreal will be given her chance to win a Group One race after producing a resolute finish to win the Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich.
Sydney Cup-winning trainer loses battle Ron McDonell, an important part of Bart Cummings's Melbourne Cup success and the trainer of Sydney Cup winner Double Century, has died
Browne lands Ipswich treble in Eye Liner Damian Browne has made the most of a rare visit to Ipswich with Smokin' Joey completing a treble for the leading jockey.
Apprentice advice pays off at Flemington Co-trainer Terry O'Sullivan has praised the ride of jockey Linda Meech in guiding Golden Oldies to a Flemington win.
Tarrant, Waller combine in Ipswich Cup win Luke Tarrant has teamed up with leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller for the first time to land the Listed Ipswich Cup with import Danchai.
Riders put on notice over Stayers tactics Three riders have been put on notice at the conclusion of an inquiry into the runaway win of Lovethebeaches in the Stayers Cup.
Mirage gets his act together at Rosehill Mirage has shown the benefits of a gear change and, with the help of a heady ride from Sam Clipperton, he has returned to the winners' list.
Pop 'N' Scotch earns Queensland Cup start The Liam Birchley-trained Pop 'N' Scotch has returned to winning form in taking out the Winter Provincial Stayers Final at Ipswich.
Black Jag cleans up in Flemington victory Black Jag has made all the running to win at Flemington, earning a comparison with the better-performed galloper The Cleaner.
Azeema provides Newitt with timely winner Craig Newitt has returned to Melbourne racing after riding overseas to guide Azeema to a Flemington win.
Wicked Intent win soothes Munce's nerves Promising two-year-old Wicked Intent has bounced back from a BRC Sires' Produce Stakes disappointment to win the Bundamba Plate.
Shards cuts through to win at third start Shards had brought up John O'Shea's 30th win with a two-year-old this season, living up to his favouritism at Rosehill.
Stockdale lands first win at Flemington Despite his saddle shifting forward in the early stages, apprentice Brandon Stockdale has kept his composure to win on Bon Rocket at Flemington.
Nolen pick-up ride posts Flemington win Two-year-old El Greco has relished 1400m at Flemington with Luke Nolen picking up the winning ride after Daniel Stackhouse's suspension.
Avalanches upsets Ipswich Mile favourite Avalanches has toppled the favourite Budget Bender to win the Ipswich Mile for trainer Trevor Bailey and jockey Jim Byrne.
Trip To Paris to run in Ascot Gold Cup The owners have paid a late entry fee to put potential Melbourne Cup runner Trip To Paris in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.
Oliver to miss Flemington after race fall Leading jockey Damien Oliver has been ruled out of the Flemington meeting as he recovers from a race fall.
Simon Love new Victoria Racing Club CEO Simon Love has been appointed chief executive of the Victoria Racing Club, effective immediately.
No standing down for Vic cobalt trainers Racing Victoria says it is inappropriate to stand down the four trainers charged over high cobalt readings before their hearings.
Byrne is jockey for Cup mission: Gollan Trainer Tony Gollan is hoping jockey Jim Byrne will be the difference between winning and losing for Hi Son in the Ipswich Cup
Bachelor Zeel a sentimental tip for Cup Bachelor Zeel will never reach the heights of Bonecrusher, but Frank Ritchie hopes the stayer is good enough to win the Ipswich Cup.
Stackhouse loses careless riding appeal Daniel Stackhouse has failed in his appeal against a nine-meeting careless riding ban, forcing a jockey change for two-year-old El Greco at Flemington.
Jockey hoping to be King for another day Paul King will be hoping to keep himself in Sydney's racing headlines with two rides for Kristen Buchanan at Rosehill.
Kareeming after hat-trick of city wins A winner at his first try over 2500 metres, Kareeming gets another chance at the distance when he lines up at Flemington.
Wide draw against Tiny's Legacy Tiny's Legacy has a poor draw in his Winter Championshp heat but trainer Nigel Blackiston expects him to earn his way to the $150,000 final.
Barrier boost for Kennewell Ipswich pair Lloyd Kennewell is banking on favourable barrier draws to deliver an Ipswich Cup day double with Nite Rocker and Baligari.
Snowden juveniles set to clash at Rosehill The father and son training partnership of Peter and Paul Snowden will have three runners at Rosehill - all of them in the same race.
Single Spirit lining up at Wauchope Trainer Ross Stitt will leave Wauchope Cup tactics up to champion jockey Robert Thompson who rides topweight Single Spirit.
I'm Hector launches bid for Grafton Cup Up-and-coming stayer I'm Hector can earn himself a Grafton Cup start if he pleases trainer Desleigh Forster at Ipswich.
Able Friend working well ahead of Ascot Able Friend has pleased his connections with his condition and work ahead of the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Cox Plate invite for HK's Able Friend The Moonee Valley Racing Club has invited 12 international horses to run in the Cox Plate during the Melbourne spring carnival.
Sargent in charge of Segenhoe string Two recent stable additions will form part of a three-strong team for in-form trainer John Sargent at Rosehill.
Four Vic trainers hit with cobalt charges Mark Kavanagh and Danny O'Brien are among four Victorian racehorse trainers charged with positive swabs to cobalt.
Hadda Couple aims for hat-trick at Flem Hadda Couple will give trainer Jeremy Kenny his first Flemington starter as the three-year-old tries to continue on his winning way.
Beasley to build more momentum on Ecuador Danny Beasley will team up with Gai Waterhouse at Rosehill as he shoots for back-to-back wins on Ecuador.
Chad Schofield to ride Criterion at Ascot Chad Schofield has beaten Damien Oliver and Craig Williams to the Royal Ascot ride on Australian challenger Criterion.
Clipperton happy to keep the status quo Sam Clipperton's first season as a senior jockey has exceeded his expectations but he has no plans to rest of his laurels.
Veteran Gotta Take Care back on his feet Gotta Take Care will move a step closer to his major winter jumps target when he returns in a flat race at Flemington.
Damien Oliver's Royal Ascot trip in doubt Jockeys Damien Oliver and Chris Symons have been taken to hospital following a race fall at Bendigo.
Mick Mair's stakes hopes rest with filly Trainer Mick Mair is hoping Mywayorthehighway can become the stable's flagship horse after The Wildman was sold to race overseas.
Risen From Doubt on notice at Flemington Three-year-old Risen From Doubt returns to the Flemington straight course where he is unbeaten as he tries to regain winning form.
Darci set to challenge Ipswich Cup history Ipswich Cup second favourite Darci Be Good will have to buck a trend of lightweight winners in the $175,000 race.
Real Sting Breaks Maiden In Style Three-year-old gelding Real Sting made a statement at Doomben on Wednesday with a barnstorming win at only his fourth race start.
Draw secures sprinter an Ipswich start Trainer Tony Sears has confirmed an Eye Liner Stakes start for consistent sprinter Pillar Of Creation following an ideal barrier draw.
Champion racehorse Bonecrusher dies Trainer Frank Ritchie has paid tribute to champion racehorse Bonecrusher who has died at the age of 32.
Partner of Nikolic charged over lay bets Tania Hyett, the partner of controversial suspended jockey Danny Nikolic, has been charged over laying horses trained by her former employer.
Dunn gets timely win in premiership race Jockeys and trainers are locked in a fight for top honours as the Melbourne premiership race hots up in the final weeks of the season.
Jake Bayliss lands first city double Apprentice Jake Bayliss has ridden his first city double with victories on Alrouz and Special Miss at the midweek Flemington meeting.
Allen back in form ahead of England trip Brisbane jockey Anthony Allen has got his eye in at Doomben ahead of a trip to England where he will be based with trainer Ed Dunlop at Newmarket.
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Shinn to miss final G1 meeting of season Blake Shinn has made the most of limited opportunities to ride a winner at Canterbury before being suspended for careless riding.
Mentality's sister lands Flemington win Multiple Group One winner Mentality's little sister Rationality has been given time to develop and her Flemington win shows she is reaching her potential.
Good manners could be a Mirage The Peter Moody stable is banking on a change of gear and jockey to help wayward gelding Mirage be on his best behaviour at Rosehill.
Williams hopeful ahead of Royal Ascot Craig Williams is heading to Royal Ascot and his hopes of riding Brazen Beau hinge on Chris Waller's decision which race the colt contests.
Noisy Ocean to go one better at Ipswich Trainer Bryan Guy has prepared Noisy Ocean with the Ipswich Cup in mind and the gelding is primed to go one better than he did a year ago.
He Or She draws wide at Flemington A winner of seven of his nine starts in Perth, He Or She makes his Melbourne debut at Flemington from an extremely tough draw.
City winners keep rolling for Williams After spending the start of the year in hospital, trainer Danny Williams is back doing what he does best and the winners are starting to flow.
Ulmann to take on older horses at Ipswich Trainer Peter Moody is hoping Ulmann can fulfil his winter mission against older horses in the Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 69 I put in a lot of research into the first season sires and love backing my judgement at the sales. More often than not the best book of mares a sire covers is his first crop.
Star Thoroughbreds gets it right with All American Denise Martin, owner of leading syndicator Star Thoroughbreds, has one piece of advice about All American's progeny.
Williams to ride Brazen Beau in Jubilee Craig Williams has snared the ride on Brazen Beau if he runs in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot with Joao Moreira unavailable.
Michael Walker to miss midweek meetings Jockey Michael Walker will miss two race meetings while he recovers from a kidney infection.
Husson Eagle freshened for Flemington bid Husson Eagle will be be out to post his first Flemington win as he returns to Melbourne racing after contesting a Group Two event in Adelaide.
Craig Newitt ready to spring into action Leading jockey Craig Newitt has five rides at Flemington as he returns to Melbourne racing after a Singapore stint.
Nuclear Class starts run towards Ramornie Nuclear Class will be out to enhance her claims for the Ramornie Handicap when she resumes over 1100m at Rosehill.
Najoom proves fitness in Gold Coast trial The Gai Waterhouse-trained Najoom is on target for the Group One Tatt's Tiara after winning a Gold Coast barrier trial.
Tabcorp set to flick switch on Vic racing Unless an agreement is reached within days, Victorian racing will be blacked out on the TAB-owned Sky Channel.
In-form Carey up for Flemington success With three runners at Flemington, trainer Pat Carey will be looking to add to recent doubles at Moonee Valley and Mornington.
Travis Wolfgram makes Tulloch Lodge debut Gai Waterhouse will introduce a new apprentice jockey to Sydney racing when Travis Wolfgram rides at Canterbury.
Vet denies link to Kavanagh cobalt swab The head vet at the Flemington Equine Clinic has denied supplying cobalt to trainer Sam Kavanagh who is at the centre of a stewards' inquiry.
Able Friend settles in at Newmarket Hong Kong's Able Friend has travelled to England in good shape and setted in well at Newmarket ahead of the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
You'll Never chasing hat-trick at Rosehill If there is a poster boy for benchmark racing, Chris Waller believes Rosehill entry You'll Never is an ideal candidate.
Peace Force fine after eye mishap The Tattersall's Tiara is still firmly in the sights of Peace Force despite the mare missing her lead-up in the Dane Ripper Stakes.
Williams hoping for right call from Hayes A battle is looming for premiership honours in the Melbourne metropolitan jockeys race but Craig Williams will forgo that for a chance at Royal Ascot.
A double to Damian Browne at Caloundra Damian Browne has ridden two winners from two rides at the Sunshine Coast including Rocky King who is on target for the Ramornie Handicap.
Heartlings a special winner for Illes Two-year-old filly Heartlings has underlined her potential as a stayer by winning the Significant Prelude at Rosehill.
Flemington to shape Mr Utopia's campaign Mr Utopia has surprised the Robert Smerdon stable and a heat of the Winter Championship at Flemington will determine his immediate campaign.
Godolphin's Mogador impresses in return Mogador didn't make the grade as a Golden Slipper horse but there's every chance he will win a big race for Godolphin after a last-to-first Rosehill victory.
Debut Mornington winner off to Hong Kong Wonder Kid will be on the first available flight to Hong Kong following his narrow but impressive debut win at Mornington.
Walker stood down with back injury Jockey Michael Walker will undergo an examination of a back injury which will determine whether he can ride at Flemington.
Arc now on the mind of Golden Horn's owner Owner Anthony Oppenheimer says Epsom Derby winner Golden Horn could be aimed at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Diamond Jubilee likely for Brazen Beau The Diamond Jubilee Stakes is trainer Chris Waller's preferred Royal Ascot target for two-time Group One-winning colt Brazen Beau.
Possible three races for American Pharoah American Pharoah is likely to have three more races including a possible tilt at the Breeders' Cup Classic before he is retired to stud.
William Buick to ride California Chrome Connections have opted for a European jockey for California Chrome at Royal Ascot and have booked William Buick.
Victor Espinoza earns place in history Jockey Victor Espinoza will donate his Belmont Stakes prize money to charity but will keep the priceless glory of American Pharoah's Triple Crown win.
Group One racing awaits Jabali Now that Jabali has shed his tag as one of Australia's best maidens, trainer Mick Price will aim the colt at spring Group One riches.
Ipswich Cup target for Epic and Volkhere The Listed Ipswich Cup is the focus for Epic and Volkhere after fine efforts in defeat at Doomben on Stradbroke Handicap day.
Sons Of John wins Hawkesbury Cup Sons Of John has given local trainer Jason Attard and jockey Jeff Penza their career highlight with victory in the Group Three Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Baffert wins Triple Crown on fourth try After preparing for disappointment, Bob Baffert has finally trained a Triple Crown winner on his fourth try with American Pharoah winning the Belmont.
Kamacite ready for Rosehill debut Kamacite is one of the favourites ahead of his Rosehill debut and trainer Gerald Ryan is excited about his prospects.
Home track a big advantage for Our Harmony Trainer David Brideoake has been having a successful run with his home bred horses and will rely on Our Harmony and Our Lucky Gal at Mornington.
Pether's Moon could head to Melbourne A trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup is now on the agenda for Pether's Moon, winner of the Coronation Cup at Epsom.
American Pharoah ends Triple Crown drought American Pharoah has ended US racing's Triple Crown drought with an all-the-way win in the Belmont Stakes.
Frankie Dettori wins second Epsom Derby Golden Horn has given flamboyant jockey Frankie Dettori his second Epsom Derby by beating his John Gosden-trained stablemate Jack Hobbs.
Our Nkwazi upset caps monster quadrella Eight-year-old Our Nkwazi was one of the outsiders in the final race at Moonee Valley but his narrow victory didn't surprise his trainer Shawn Mathrick.
Apprentices combine for Moonee Valley win They are rivals on the track, but apprentices Tom Sadler and Patrick Moloney have shared the spoils of victory with Digitalism at Moonee Valley.
Rory Hutchings outed after Randwick win Visiting New Zealand apprentice Rory Hutchings has been suspended for a week for his winning ride on Sir Mako at Randwick.
Careless Bowman suspended for six meetings Sydney rider Hugh Bowman has been suspended for six meetings over his Doomben ride on Flamingo Star in the Wayne Wilson Mile.
Jetset Lad scores $300k Brisbane Cup upset Jetset Lad has given trainer Brian Smith his second win in the Brisbane Cup, getting the verdict in a three-way photo finish.
Stipes quiz beaten jockeys after 3200m Cup Paul King may have produced a perfect front-running ride on Lovethebeaches to win the Stayers Cup but his rivals are under scrutiny.
Kavanagh watches Derby win from Melbourne Mark Kavanagh is thankful it is third time lucky for Magicool in a Group One Classic after the three-year-old's win in the Queensland Derby.
Avoid Lightning gallent with 60kg impost Wouldn't It Be Nice has claimed the scalp of Avoid Lightning in the June Stakes but the runner-up is on track for her Group One mission.
Duke Of Brunswick wins at Moonee Valley Duke Of Brunswick has followed the success of his younger brother at Swan Hill in claiming a narrow win at Moonee Valley.
Hard yards pay off for Maher in Stradbroke Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher has been rewarded for his attention to detail with Srikandi winning the $2 million Stradbroke Handicap.
Lovethebeaches runs away with Stayers Cup Lovethebeaches has proven her stamina by leading all the way over the gruelling 3200m of the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Magicool scores upset in Queensland Derby Magicool has overcome a torrid run to win the Group One Queensland Derby at Doomben from the luckless favourite Werther.
Moody trains early Moonee Valley double Four-year-old mare Noela's Choice has brought up an early winning double for Peter Moody with a convincing win on soft ground at Moonee Valley.
Jabali breaks duck in Queensland Guineas A Group One placegetter as a juvenile, Jabali has taken until his 14th start to win his first race in the Group Two Queensland Guineas at Doomben.
Press Statement delivers for Waller in G1 Chris Waller says he can now relax and watch the rest of Press Statement's career unfold after the colt claimed the Group One JJ Atkins.
Hazard upsets Catkins in Gr 2 Dane Ripper Godolphin mare Hazard has come from a long way back to topple odds-on favourite Catkins in the Dane Ripper Stakes at Doomben.
VRC to review RV media rights announcement The Victoria Racing Club says it will review its stance on media rights after Racing Victoria informed the state's race clubs of its preferred broadcaster.
Quick back-up not enough to stop Safariann Safariann has shown she is filly of substance with a last-stride Moonee Valley win, eight days after making a successful debut at Geelong.
One-two finish for Chris Waller at Doomben Strawberry Boy and Flamingo Star are bound for the Epsom Handicap in the spring after giving Chris Waller a one-two finish in the Wayne Wilson Handicap.
Spill The Beans impressive in Randwick win Spill The Beans has taken his record to two wins from two starts at Randwick and set himself up for the early spring three-year-old features.
Nothing Flippant about Doomben Listed win Sydney filly Flippant has added to her promising record in beating Harlem River in the Listed Lancaster Stakes at Doomben.
Excellantes salutes in Hinkler Handicap Excellantes has helped pay for trainer Robert Heathcote's trip to Europe with a narrow win in the Hinkler Handicap at Doomben.
Chad Schofield rides winner in England Young Australian jockey Chad Schofield has ridden his first English winner, scoring aboard the Roger Varian-trained Imtiyaaz at Bath.
Moore Expecting Giovanni to improve Ryan Moore is aiming for his third Classic this season aboard Giovanni Canaletto in the English Derby at Epsom.
Belmont results for Triple Crown horses American Pharoah is trying to become the first horse in 33 years to win the final leg of the Triple Crown.
Bob Baffert on brink of Triple Crown Trainer Bob Baffert admits there is pressure as he tries for the fourth time to win the US Triple Crown, this time with American Pharoah.
Qualify gives Aidan O'brien his fifth Oaks Outsider Qualify has caused a major upset in the Oaks at Epsom to give trainer Aidan O'Brien his fifth win in the English Classic.
Waller close to 50 stakes wins for season Champion Sydney trainer Chris Waller can reach another milestone at Doomben as he heads towards stakes winner No. 50 for the season.
Moody hoping Maid can run a Ripper Trainer Peter Moody has set his sights on Brisbane's fillies and mares features after Bring Me The Maid missed out on a Stradbroke Handicap start.
Griffiths weighs up Nadeem Lass options A wide barrier draw has Robbie Griffiths in two minds about running last-start Group Three placegetter Nadeem Lass at Moonee Valley.
Stradbroke favourite Lumosty gains start The scratching of Lord Of The Sky has paved the way for Stradbroke Handicap favourite Lumosty to run in Brisbane's showpiece at Doomben.
Moody keeps lid on Melb title expectations Peter Moody is reluctant to talk up his chances of winning this season's Melbourne trainers' premiership despite narrowing the gap on Darren Weir.
Jumps career awaits Stayers Cup favourite Stayers Cup favourite Our Voodoo Prince has been identified as the next horse in Chris Waller's star-studded stable to embark on a jumping career.
Moloney, Boomwaa back together at Valley Apprentice Patrick Moloney reunites with Boomwaa at Moonee Valley having won on the sprinter over the course and distance earlier in the season.
Cup outsider not without a chance: Moroney Mike Moroney expects Merion to be hard to beat in the Queensland Guineas while he thinks Surpass can run better than his odds suggest in the Brisbane Cup.
Joe Pride goes three-handed in June Stakes Trainer Joe Pride will concentrate on the Randwick meeting after deciding not to send Rock Sturdy north hoping for a Stradbroke start.
Derby draw no barrier for Dylan: Ahrens Chillin With Dylan isn't rated among the leading Queensland Derby chances despite trainer Ben Ahrens' faith in the promising three-year-old.
Sagaronne to step up in Atkins Trainer Toby Edmonds has had faith in Sagaronne since he first saw her and is convinced she deserves her place in the J J Atkins Stakes.
Ryan Moore to ride Shamal Wind in England Trainer Robert Smerdon has confirmed English jockey Ryan Moore has committed to the ride on Shamal Wind in the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Thermogenic on target for Qld Derby Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes believes Thermogenic is on target for the Queensland Derby after settling in and working well in Brisbane.
Lumosty gains Stradbroke start Lord Of The Sky has been scratched from the Stradbroke Handicap with ruling favourite Lumosty gaining a start as the first emergency.
Rain would help Jack Hobbs in Derby Trainer John Gosden will walk the track before deciding whether Jack Hobbs takes his place in the Derby at Epsom.
Law suit against Ahmed Zayat thrown out A law suit against American Pharoah's owner Ahmed Zayat has been thrown out with a judge ruling the statute of limitations has expired.
Le Remas back from the brink at M Valley Le Remas, given up as a racing proposition, will step out for the first time in two years at Moonee Valley.
Racing NSW stewards adjourn ice inquiry An inquiry into a high level of the illegal drug ice found in a horse trained by John McNair has been adjourned.
Magic Hurricane well backed for Aust debut Interest in the Australian debut of Magic Hurricane has gone to another level with bookmakers facing a hefty payout if the import wins at Randwick.
Master Of Arts ruled out of G1 Qld Derby The Darren Weir-trained Master Of Arts is out of the Group One Queensland Derby after succumbing to lameness.
Valley test for talented Yesterday's Songs Yesterday's Songs will be out to boost his rating with a view to spring carnival races when he runs at Moonee Valley.
Weight record beckons for Avoid Lightning Avoid Lightning will have a jockey change for the first time in more than a year when she chases a record-breaking win in the June Stakes at Randwick.
RV announces $16.5m prize money increases The majority of Victorian country races will offer a minimum $20,000 purse from next season following the announcement of significant prize money boosts.
Fast facts on the Stradbroke Handicap Fast facts on the Stradbroke Handicap
Problem 3YO a real Straddie chance: Waller There are Stradbroke Handicap chances with much better racing manners than Delectation, but Chris Waller is sticking solid with the three-year-old.
Injury scare for Glyn Schofield at Gosford Jockey Glyn Schofield has sprained his ankle in a race-day incident at Gosford but expects to recover in time to ride Boban in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Heathcote says its Waller's Brisbane Cup Robert Heathcote will start outsider Volkhere in the Brisbane Cup but says rival runner Moriarty is weighted to win the race for a second time.
Birchley confident of first JJ Atkins win Blueberry Hill and Pepperano present trainer Liam Birchley with an undeniable chance for his first win in the Group One JJ Atkins at Doomben.
Peter Moody's Qld Derby bid halved The scratching of Inauguration has left Grand Prix Stakes winner Upham as Peter Moody's sole runner in the Queensland Derby.
Pendleton poised for Newbury debut Retired Olympic cycling champion Victoria Pendleton is scheduled to make her first appearance as a jockey in a charity race at Newbury.
Zawraq making progress ahead of Derby bid Leading Epsom Derby contender Zawraq continues to improve from a slight leg injury but a deicison has not yet been made whether he runs at Epsom.
American Pharoah draws barrier five Favourite American Pharoah has drawn barrier five of eight for the Belmont Stakes, the final leg of the US Triple Stakes.
James McDonald bows out on winning note James McDonald rode a Warwick Farm treble in his last Sydney appearance this season before heading overseas to continue his association with Godolphin.
Myboycharlie Group Double Myboycharlie cleaned up in feature races worth $300,000 on the first day of the winter carnival at Doomben on May 9.
Browne to the fore at Sunshine Coast Jockey Damian Browne has tuned up for the Stradbroke Handicap meeting with a classy riding display at the Sunshine Coast.
Distance test for Taddei Tondo at Valley Trainer Gerard Moloney will extend stakes placegetter Taddei Tondo beyond 1400m for the first time in his career at Moonee Valley.
Baker backs Zaratone for last hurrah Veteran Zaratone's racing days are drawing to a close although trainer Bjorn Baker is adamant the sprinter still has something to offer.
Forster juvenile firing on all Cylinders Desleigh Forster credits a gear change for the emergence of Cylinder Beach as a genuine contender for the J J Atkins at Doomben.
Jockey Craig Newitt to return to Melbourne Following his early exit from a riding stint in Singapore, Craig Newitt will make a pit stop in Brisbane to chase a Group One win.
Wide gate not a Black mark for WA raider Vaughn Sigley remains confident Black Heart Bart can become the first Perth-trained horse to win the Stradbroke Handicap despite his wide barrier draw.
Werther dominates Queensland Derby betting Bookmakers are tipping a New Zealand victory in the Queensland Derby with Werther a firm favourite for the staying feature.
Lumosty draws gate 13 for G1 Stradbroke Victorian filly Lumosty remains at the top of Stradbroke Handicap markets after drawing barrier 13 for the $2 million race.
Ryan Moore to ride Giovanni in Derby Ryan Moore will ride Giovanni Canaletto in the English Derby with the Coolmore colt well supported in early betting.
Lumosty not guaranteed Stradbroke run Lumosty, favourite for the $2 million Stradbroke Handicap at Doomben, is still not guaranteed a start with the filly the first emergency.
Three in the mix for Criterion ride Criterion has had a gallop at Ascot ahead of the Royal meeting with co-trainer David Hayes and the horse's owner to choose between three jockeys.
Lord Of The Sky to run in G1 Stradbroke Trainer Robbie Laing has confirmed Lord Of The Sky will head to Brisbane for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at Doomben.
Stradbroke draw crucial for Boom: Gollan Trainer Tony Gollan wants an inside barrier to help 2014 Stradbroke Handicap runner-up Temple Of Boom go one better in the $2 million race
Able Friend tunes up for Royal Ascot bid Hong Kong's best racehorse Able Friend is on target for a Royal Ascot appearance after contesting a barrier trial at Sha Tin.
Backstab to the fore in Warwick Farm 2YO Improving colt Backstab will take the next step towards stakes company when he runs at Warwick Farm ahead of a Queensland trip.
Sargent keeps it low key with ex-HK stayer Banksters Bonus will contest a restricted event at Randwick with John Sargent passing up black-type opportunties in the Brisbane Cup and Stayers Cup.
Trackwork rider disqualified for 18 months Trackwork rider Damien Bradbury has been disqualified for 18 months for having a banned device in his possession.
Blinkers go on We've Got This at Valley Last-start Group Two placegetter We've Got This will have blinkers on as he chases his first city win at Moonee Valley.
Queensland trainer banned over cobalt use Racing Queensland stewards have banned trainer Glen Baker for two years after Doomben winner French Lesson tested positive to cobalt.
Thewizardofoz wins again at Sha Tin Hong Kong 3YO Thewizardofoz has backed up his very good debut win with a stylish victory in excellent time at Sha Tin on Sunday evening.
Just seven rivals for American Pharoah American Pharoah will have a maximum of seven rivals in the Belmont Stakes, the final leg of the Triple Crown.
Epicuris set for Epsom Derby charge Trainer Chriquette Head-Maarek will run Epicuris in the Epsom Derby with the colt missing the French version.
Steven Pateman wins jumps feature in NZ Australian jumps jockey Steven Pateman has guided Amanood Lad to victory in the McGregor Grant Steeplechase at Ellerslie.
Rawiller suffers knee injury at Ballarat Jockey Brad Rawiller has suffered a small medial ligament tear and will not appeal a 12-meeting ban incurred at Ballarat.
Time For War needs Stradbroke attrition Talented colt Time For War is back with Gerald Ryan after a change of ownership and the trainer hopes he can scrape into the Stradbroke Handicap field.
Options remain open for Royal Island Trainer John Salanitri will monitor the weather in the coming days before deciding where wet tracker Royal Island, the Wangoom Handicap winner, runs next.
Tommy Berry outed in Hong Kong Tommy Berry will serve a three-week ban for his ride on Dominant in Hong Kong but it has been deferred until after the Brisbane winter carnival.
Act Of Valour set to back-up at Valley Act Of Valour has pleased John Moloney since his strong Moonee Valley win and is in line to back up at the same track over 1600m to chase another city win.
Avoid Lightning in June Stakes defence Josh Parr is excited about the chance to ride Group One performer Avoid Lightning in the June Stakes at Randwick.
Dry track key for Awesome Rock in Guineas Troy Corstens says a dry track is the key to the chances of talented colt Awesome Rock in the Group Two Queensland Guineas.
Waller with multiple G1 runners at Doomben Trainer Chris Waller will have multiple runners in the three Group One races at Doomben as he attempts to build on his season tally of 13.
Samantha Clenton injured in fall Samantha Clenton's bid to win the Rising Star Series has been halted by injuries she received in a fall at Newcastle.
Belmont crowd to be limited to 90,000 Attendance at Belmont for American Pharoah's Triple Crown bid will be capped at 90,000 to avoid a repeat of last year's crush.
Treve still favourite for a third Arc French Derby winner New Bay and Japan's Duramente have come into calculations for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe but dual winner Treve remains favourite.
Rawiller to appeal 12 meeting Ballarat ban A 12-meeting careless riding suspension at Ballarat threatens Brad Rawiller's chances of a Queensland Derby win on Master Of Arts.
Smerdon, Ryan combine again in Aust Hurdle Arch Fire has enjoyed the soft conditions to give trainer Robert Smerdon and jockey Tom Ryan their third Australian Hurdle win in four years.
Luke Tarrant granted stay pending appeal Leading Brisbane apprentice is likely to get Group One chances at Doomben after being granted a stay pending his appeal against a six-week ban.
Thubiaan remains unbeaten in steeplechases Thubiaan is in line for a $300,000 bonus after adding the Australian Steeplechase at Ballarat to his Brierly win at Warrnambool.
Oliver chasing premiership and Ascot win Damien Oliver will head to Royal Ascot with confidence in Wandjina who he will ride in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes.
Carey hoping stayer makes Qld Derby field Trainer Pat Carey is sweating on Spur On Gold making the Queensland Derby field and has already sent the promising stayer north.
Qld sprinter Cape Kidnappers retired Trainer Kelly Schweida will rely on Miss Cover Girl for the rest of the winter carnival with the retirement of sprinter Cape Kidnappers.
Lumosty new Stradbroke favourite The Robert Smerdon-trained Lumosty is the new Stradbroke favourite, edging closer to a start with Najoom taken out of the field.
Daughter of Forensics wins on debut Wordcraft, the first foal from Australian Group One winning mare Forensics, has made a winning debut at Newmarket.
Oliver joins Williams in premiership lead A winning double to Damien Oliver at Moonee Valley has moved him into a share of the lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Kareeming makes it a hat-trick for Moloney Apprentice Patrick Moloney has brought up his third win of the day at Moonee Valley, and second for trainer Pat Carey, with the win of Kareeming.
Moody joins race for Melbourne premiership Peter Moody's late-season bid for Melbourne trainers' premiership honours has continued with a winning treble at Moonee Valley.
Gear change success for Godolphin's Mohave Mohave has taken out the Queensland Day Stakes, ending a frustrating winter carnival run for the Goldolphin stable.
Vergara in timely return to winning form Vergara has put herself in the frame for a start in the Group One Tatt's Tiara at the Gold Coast with victory at Rosehill.
Oaks win adds to Waller Group One spree Odds-on favourite Winx has given her rivals a galloping lesson in a runaway Queensland Oaks win over Ungrateful Ellen and Imperial Lass.
Group One Tiara a target for Dublin Lass The Tattersall's Tiara at the Gold Coast is looming for Dublin Lass after her impressive win in the Bright Shadow Handicap at Doomben.
Danny Beasley wins for Waterhouse stable Danny Beasley is making the most of his renewed association with Gai Waterhouse, winning for the trainer on Ecuador at Rosehill.
Stradbroke start up in air for Cup winner Trainer Joe Pride has expressed doubts about Ball Of Muscle coping with the distance of the Stradbroke Handicap despite the sprinter's QTC Cup win.
Act Of Valour steps up for Valley victory Act Of Valour's Moonee Valley win has justified trainer John Moloney's decision to stretch the three-year-old out in distance.
Werther pushes claims for Queensland Derby The Queensland Derby has taken on a new outlook after Werther defeated his older rivals to win the Eagle Farm Cup.
East Afrika breaks maiden with Valley win The decision to run three-year-old East Afrika at Moonee Valley instead of a provincial race has paid off for trainer Pat Carey.
First Australian winner for NZ whiz kid Champion New Zealand apprentice Rory Hutchings has broken through for his first Australian win aboard Lucy's Look at Rosehill.
Frespanol wins Listed Spear Chief Stakes Gai Waterhouse had to scratch Bohemian Lily from the Queensland Oaks but Frespanol has given the trainer a consolation win at Doomben.
Qld stud career beckons for Whittington Whittington has enhanced his stud value with a last-to-first win in the Lightning Handicap at Doomben, breaking the track record.
Press Statement in dominant Rosehill win Press Statement has firmed to equal favouritism for the JJ Atkins following his Rosehill win but is not a certain starter in the Group One race.
Kinglike impresses Nolen in Valley victory Kinglike has mended his manners in scoring an easy win at Moonee Valley to earn high praise from Luke Nolen - and a break from racing.
King Triton to feel at home at Ballarat Trainer Pat Hyland says King Triton will appreciate racing over Ballarat's 3400m course in the $100,000 Australian Steeplechase.
Tremendous Treve back with a bang Star French mare Treve has easily won the Group Two Prix Corrida, her first race in the lead-up to her bid for a third Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
New Vic race fields policy announced by RV The one per cent turnover threshold on Victorian racing will increase to $15 million but punters will have to wait for changes to the minimum bet rule.
Distance test for Kareeming at M Valley The Pat Carey-trained Kareeming steps into uncharted territory at Moonee Valley when he chases a second-straight city win.
Dances On Stars ready for QTC Cup bid Dances On Stars might be the spanner in the works for horses trying to get into the Stradbroke Handicap via the QTC Cup at Doomben.
Fieldmaster ready for Australian Hurdle Trainer Patrick Payne believes Fieldmaster is going as well ever as the jumper prepares for the Australian Hurdle at Ballarat.
William Inglis confirms Warwick Farm move The relocation of the thoroughbred auctioneers William Inglis from Randwick to Warwick Farm is set to begin.
Peter Gelagotis suspended for three months Moe trainer Peter Gelagotis has been suspended for three months over a breach of the raceday treatment rules.
Battle Of Troy out to uphold family name Wayne Hawkes is hoping blinkers can turn hype into a winning result for Battle Of Troy, a half-brother to Group One winner Wandjina.
Lily scratching changes Qld Oaks picture Chris Waller can't fault Winx and Ballet Suite going into the Queensland Oaks, but he is worried the race might not work out as he hopes.
Hayes off to UK to oversee Criterion prep Frankie Dettori will partner Criterion in a track gallop at Ascot as the four-year-old prepares for the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at the Royal meeting.
Rustic Melody can cause Oaks upset: Lees Bookmakers aren't sold on Rustic Melody's Queensland Oaks chances, but trainer Kris Lees says he won't be surprised if the filly figures in the finish.
Royal Ascot-bound colts please in jump-out Star colts Brazen Beau and Wandjina have both pleased their trainers in a Flemington jump-out in preparation for Royal Ascot.
Cummings predicts Rise in Lunar's fortunes Lunar Rise will chase his first win in almost three years at Rosehill as he continues to rebuild his career after an unsuccessful Hong Kong career.
Bell hoping Falino switch doesn't backfire Accomplished sprinter Falino will take on a field of Stradbroke hopefuls in the QTC Cup instead of lining up in the Lightning Handicap.
Bohemian Lily scratched from Gr 1 Qld Oaks Bohemian Lily, a leading chance to win the Queensland Oaks, has been scratched from the race after sustaining a cut.
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Boban a definite Stradbroke runner Trainer Chris Waller has confirmed Doomben 10,000 winner Boban will take his place in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Stay-at-home Castle resumes at M Valley Bishops Castle has been held back from trainer Stephen Brown's Darwin team as the sprinter prepares for a return to racing at Moonee Valley.
Williams to ride Brazen Beau in Flem trial Royal Ascot-bound Brazen Beau will have a Flemington hit-out with Craig Williams in the saddle before heading overseas.
Jumpers continue bonus chase at Ballarat Stand To Gain and Thubiaan will be striving to remain in contention for a $300,000 bonus when they contest separate jumps races at Ballarat.
Digitalism on the right track for Valley John Sadler has five runners entered for Moonee Valley and he is leaning to track specialist Digitalism as his leading chance on the program.
Age no barrier for Waller's Cup quintet Foreteller and Moriarty, two mainstays of the Chris Waller stable, will head the trainer's bid for a third victory in the Eagle Farm Cup.
Ford happy as fill-in jock for Hawkes team Jay Ford is keen to make the most of his chance to ride for the Hawkes stable at Rosehill where his mounts include the in-form Kaepernick.
Davies opts for Sydney race with bush 3YO Crooked Blaze, an acceptor for races in Sydney and Brisbane, will head to Rosehill in search of his first metropolitan win.
No time to waste in Berry's busy schedule As Tommy Berry prepares for Group One races in two countries, he will be on a parallel mission to shed the kilograms for another key ride.
Durendal ready for Brisbane stakes mission In-form three-year-old Durendal has three stakes-winning siblings and he will bid to join that list when he lines up at Doomben.
Replays confirm Col 'N' Lil Oaks prospects Young trainer Ben Currie has taken comfort from replays of Col 'N' Lil's Queensland Oaks lead-up run to rate the filly a chance in the Group One Classic.
Hidden Pearl out to reveal true potential In-form mare Hidden Pearl will be trying to keep an unbeaten record for new trainer Barry Lockwood when she steps up in class at Doomben.
Seeking More to strike in Lightning Hcp Seeking More hasn't won a race for more than 12 months, but Kelso Wood is counting on a favourable barrier draw to work for the sprinter at Doomben.
Real Good puts JJ Atkins start on line Promising two-year-old Real Good will be given his chance to earn a start in the Group One JJ Atkins when goes for back-to-back wins in The Phoenix.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 67 Maraska’s win at Ipswich was important for more than one reason. She was one of 14 yearlings I syndicated in the crop of 2012 and the least expensive yearling
Tac De Boistron to be aimed at Ascot Trainer Marco Botti will only run Tac De Boistron in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot if the ground is soft.
Treve to take on eight rivals at St Cloud Dual Arc winner Treve will have eight rivals when she makes her seasonal return in the Group Two Prix Corrida at St Cloud.
California Chrome ramps up for Ascot American horse California Chrome will have a gallop on the Ascot course before he runs in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at the Royal meeting.
Brendan McCarthy suspended three months Brendan McCarthy has been suspended from training for three months over the race-day treatment of Zedi Knight.
Bowman falls short despite Smith's advice It was what didn't happen at Canterbury that will have Hugh Bowman convinced he has luck on his side heading towards the Queensland Derby.
Moody saddles up former Singapore galloper Marseille Roulette has returned to Australia after two wins in Singapore and will do his future racing for Peter Moody.
Rising Luck earns Gr 1 Qld Derby call-up Trainer Trevor Thomas says Ipswich winner Rising Luck won't disgrace himself in the Group One Queensland Derby.
Dunn, Oliver get shot at premiership lead Dwayne Dunn and Damien Oliver will be in with a chance of pegging back Craig Williams's premiership lead at Moonee Valley.
Youngster to make a Statement at Rosehill Two-year-old Press Statement will be on trial to join stablemate Counterattack in the Group One JJ Atkins Stakes when he runs at Rosehill.
Sweet Idea knocked down for $1.6 million Group One-winning racemare Sweet Idea has realised $1.6 million during a Magic Millions broodmare sale.
Sprinting mare Vain Queen retired to stud Vain Queen, the winner of seven races from 16 starts, has been retired from racing to become a broodmare.
Bowman lucky to escape injury in race fall Hugh Bowman, the rider of Queensland Oaks favourite Winx, has narrowly escaped injury after a race fall at Canterbury.
Text'n Hurley sends right message for Melb Text'n Hurley has been enjoying new surrounds in Adelaide as she prepares to return to the scene of her biggest Melbourne win.
Sebrina can defy Qld Oaks history: Baker Trainer Bjorn Baker says he is comfortable about Sebrina taking a different path than most to the Queensland Oaks.
Mornington jigger hearing set to go ahead A trackwork jockey will appear before the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board after being charged for having an electrical apparatus in his possession.
Winx keeps place as popular elect in Oaks Sydney filly Winx is favourite to win her first Group One race when she takes on a capacity field of three-year-old fillies in the Queensland Oaks.
Najoom a confirmed Stradbroke starter Connections have paid a $30,000 late entry fee to put threee-year-old filly Najoom into the $2 million Stradbroke Handicap.
Baffert excited about American Pharoah Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner American Pharoah has pleased trainer Bob Baffert in his first serious hit-out since Baltimore.
Trip To Paris to run at Sandown Trip To Paris can take another step towards the Melbourne Cup if he performs well in the henry II Stakes at Sandown.
Srikandi pressing on to Gr 1 Stradbroke Ciaron Maher will stick to Stradbroke Handicap plans for Srikandi despite her disappointing run in the Doomben 10,000.
Apprentice Tarrant banned for recklessness Brisbane appprentice Luke Tarrant has been found guilty of reckless riding after an inquiry into his actions in the Grand Prix Stakes.
Lonhro-Makybe Diva gelding beaten on debut Taqneen, a son of two former Australian Horse of the Year champions, has been soundly beaten in his racetrack debut.
Thermogenic cleared for Queensland Derby After missing out on the South Australian Derby, Thermogenic will head to Brisbane for the Queensland Derby at Doomben.
Aeronautical makes late bid for Rosehill An extended deadline for entries and a favourable weather forecast have given trainer Lionel Cohen an opportunity to start Aeronautical at Rosehill.
Secessio out to follow stablemate example Bob Challis and Liz Irwin are chasing more success with an ex-Chris Waller stayer when Secessio runs at Moonee Valley.
Lunn sweats on upgrade for in-form stayer Leaders Road will be chasing his fourth win in as many starts as he tries to bring a purple patch of bush form to Sydney.
Cirrus Des Aigles to go to St Cloud Veteran French star Cirrus des Aigles is likely to go to the Grand Prix de St Cloud rather than defend the Coronation Cup at Epsom.
Oisin Murphy wins German 2000 Guineas Oisin Murphy has won his first Classic on the Andrea Wofler-trained Karpino in the German 2000 Guineas.
Ungrateful Ellen to chase Oaks win in Qld Victorian filly Ungrateful Ellen heads to Brisbane to take aim at Winx in the Group One Queensland Oaks.
Jessy Belle after another Valley win The Luke Oliver-trained Jessy Belle has won three races at Moonee Valley and will be after a fourth when she lines up in a benchmark race over 1500m.
Shamal Wind pleases trainer in trial Royal Ascot-bound Shamal Wind has pleased her trainer with a second in an 800m barrier trial at Cranbourne in preparation for her international mission.
Rain Affair still in the racing mix Trainer Joe Pride admits Rain Affair's best days might be behind him but the gelding still shows he wants to compete and will line up at Rosehill.
Freddie Head wins two Group Ones in Paris Trainer Freddie Head has labelled Solow a special horse after he earned a trip to Royal Ascot with victory in the Prix d'Ispahan.
Racing Victoria signs deal with Telstra Racing Victoria has struck a 10-year deal with Telstra which will improve connectivity from racecourses around the state.
Boban topweight for Stradbroke Handicap Trainer Chris Waller will not be rushed into a decision on a Stradbroke Handicap start for Boban who has top weight of 58 kilograms.
Al Kazeem back to best in Gold Cup Trainer Roger Charlton has praised veteran Al Kazeem with the horse claiming his second Tattersall's Gold Cup.
Highly rated import Terrubi back in work Highly rated European import Terrubi is back in work with David Payne after missing the 2014 Melbourne Cup.
Ballet Suite spot-on for Queensland Oaks The Chris Waller-trained Winx and Ballet Suite head betting for the Queensland Oaks ahead of Bohemian Lily from the Gai Waterhouse stable.
Rosolini takes breeding punt on jumper A close relative to Tony Rosolini's former stable star Specular, Undergroundfighter will run in the Australian Steeplechase at Ballarat.
Najoom injury could jeopardise Stradbroke There are injury concerns about the Gai Waterhouse-trained Najoom who denied Miss Cover Girl an automatic Stradbroke berth.
Bachman out of the Queensland Derby Trainer Gerald Ryan says Bachman will not run in the Queensland Derby after his disappointing effort in the Grand Prix Stakes.
Shamal Wind to trial ahead of UK trip Oakleigh Plate winner Shamal Wind will continue preparations for Royal Ascot with a barrier trial at Cranbourne.
Gleneagles completes Guineas double The Aidan O'Brien-trained Gleneagles has won the Irish 2000 Guineas to go with his English success but is unlikely to head to the Epsom Derby.
Tarrant ban puts carnival rides in doubt Leading apprentice Luke Tarrant has been suspended after being found guilty of careless riding at Doomben.
Stradbroke Handicap lure looms for Najoom A start in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap will be mulled over by connections of exciting filly Najoom after her runaway win in the Fred Best Classic.
Smerdon tracking strongly for best season Banneker's Adelaide win has given trainer Robert Smerdon his 100th for the season as he closes in on a personal milestone.
Makybe memories revived in Andrew Ramsden La Amistad, a sibling to three-time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva, has scored her own victory over 3200m at Flemington in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes.
Sense Of Occasion goes the distance in Cup Trainer Joe Pride will look to the future with Sense Of Occasion who has passed an important distance examination in the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Stradbroke Hcp in sights of flying Lumosty In-form filly Lumosty will head to Brisbane for a two-run campaign after another dominant win at Flemington.
Boban back to best in Doomben 10,000 win Boban has posted the fourth Group One win of his career in beating Charlie Boy and Generalife in the Doomben 10,000.
Bohemian Lily dominates Oaks lead-up race Bohemian Lily has loosened the grip of Winx on the Queensland Oaks with a dominant victory in the Group Two The Roses at Doomben.
Look To The Stars wins Group 2 BRC Sires' Sydney filly Look To The Stars has held on to beat Blueberry Hill in the $250,000 BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Kavanagh weighs up options for Magicool Magicool has beaten older horses at Flemington with connections considering the Queensland Derby for the three-year-old's next start.
Upham scores upset victory in Grand Prix Consistent gelding Upham has passed a stamina test with ease in winning the Group Three Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben.
High Midnight heading to Queensland Derby High Midnight has earned a Queensland Derby start with his 2000m victory at Randwick, the second leg of a winning double for Bart and James Cummings.
Family connection works for Strawberry Boy Zac Purton had the inside mail on Lord Mayor's Cup winner Strawberry Boy after chatting to his father-in-law Jim Cassidy.
Metrop birthday win for Craig Williams Craig Williams has landed a Flemington winner on his birthday with Thermogenic staking a claim for a Queensland Derby start.
More Radiant scores city win at Flemington Stakes-placed More Radiant, the least-fancied of two Mick Price-trained runners, has scored a determined win in the Trevor Clarke Handicap at Flemington.
Into The Red scores up win in Ascot Hcp Into The Red ended a long losing sequence in scoring a fast-finishing win in the Ascot Handicap at Doomben.
Peace Force, Solicit land Ryan quinella Gerald Ryan has produced a one-two result in the Glenlogan Park Stakes with Peace Force beating Solicit.
Dynamic Day win a reward for stable move Dynamic Day has scored a surrpise win at Flemington, giving Mark Young his first success since moving to a new training complex.
Coys wins for Marc Conners at wet Randwick Trainer Marc Conners has celebrated a metropolitan win at Randwick with promising two-year-old Coys defying a betting drift.
Faust too strong in Group 3 Premier's Cup Trainer Kurt Goldman will extend the winter carnival campaign of tough stayer Faust after a gutsy victory in the Premier's Cup at Doomben.
Dettori to ride Golden Horn in Derby Frankie Dettori is set to ride Epsom Derby favourite Golden Horn, winner of the Dante Stakes for owner Anthony Oppenheimer.
Smerdon with strong chances at Flemington Three-year-olds Lumosty and Warrior King form part of a strong representation for trainer Robert Smerdon at Flemington.
Third Kent apprentice heading off overseas Jake Bayliss is the third apprentice of Cranbourne trainer Mick Kent to get a call up for an international apprentice race.
Barrier draw key to Rock Sturdy in 10,000 Trainer Joe Pride believes Rock Sturdy can turn the tables on Charlie Boy in the Doomben 10,000 but admits it is a big step up to Group One racing.
Ritchie chasing Randwick payday with Blue Three-year-old Better Not Blue will be out to enhance a promising record when he returns to Sydney racing at Randwick.
Fieldmaster right for Flemington flat run After a fall at Warrnambool, a flat run at Flemington will help sharpen Fieldmaster for the Australian Hurdle at Ballarat.
Veteran We're Gonna Rock returns to racing We're Gonna Rock kicks his second campaign for trainer Tony Romeo when he steps out in The Straight Six at Flemington.
Temple Of Boom has task from outside gate Trainer Tony Gollan admits the outside barrier is a hindrance in Temple Of Boom's attempt to go on better in the Doomben 10,000.
Kiwi fillies to the fore in Doomben Roses The scratching of Ballet Suite from the Doomben Roses has left the race at the mercy of New Zealand fillies.
Tanby connections dreaming of Cup start Connections of Adelaide Cup winner Tanby are hoping the stayer boost his chances of a Melbourne Cup start by winning another 3200m race.
Waller three-handed in Listed McKell Cup The McKell Cup has a special place in the history of Chris Waller's training career and he will have three runnners in the Listed race at Randwick.
I've Got The Looks to stretch brilliance After wins at 1200m in her first two Queensland starts, I've Got The Looks steps to 1350m for the first time in search of another stakes win at Doomben.
Forster takes blinkered view in BRC Sires' Cylinder Beach will race in blinkers for the first time in a bid to improve his chances of winning the BRC Sires Produce Stakes.
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Jockey George Moore becomes a legend Champion jockey George Moore has received the Australian Racing Hall of Fame's highest honour, being named a Legend of the sport.
Flemington to suit Kryptonian: Dabernig Tom Dabernig believes 1400m at Flemington will suit two-year-old Kryptonian who will be out to make it back-to-back wins.
Magic Boy makes rare trip away from home Adelaide three-year-old Magic Boy will put a Queensland Guineas start on the line at Flemington.
Heys puts faith in Costin in McKell Cup Apprentice Winona Costin will be out to start a new phase of her career when she rides leading chance Major Major in the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 66 I got a terrific buzz out of Makeadane’s great win at Scone on Friday. He was the first yearling I syndicated with John Thompson and he looks to have good ability.
Ahrens' Grand plan for Chillin With Dylan Trainer Ben Ahrens has employed a gear change to get the best out of Chillin With Dylan in the Grand Prix Stakes
Yearlings Selling Well-Don't Miss Yours! The Grand Syndicates yearlings are selling with gusto and two of them are now fully subscribed.
Snowdens after two-mile win at Flemington Having a runner in a 3200m race is rare for Peter Snowden but he believes the Andrew Ramsden Stakes looks an ideal target for import Sabor A Triunfo.
Numbers give Moody base for more success In-form Peter Moody has a big Flemington team as he tries to add to a recent metropolitan training double and treble.
Happy Victory at Happy Valley Myboycharlie three year-old Happy Surveys has maintained his unbeaten record in Hong Kong with another impressive victory at Happy Valley on Wednesday evening.
Suspended Kavanagh to front swab inquiry Sam Kavanagh has been stripped of his licence to train racehorses as he prepares to answer positive swab and race-day treatment charges.
Leading hoop plays Group One waiting game Michael Cahill will ride the favourite Payroll in the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes but he is unsure if he will be on the filly in the Group One JJ Atkins.
Vic racing report calls for integrity A report into Victorian racing has called for an independent body to take over responsibility for the integrity of all three codes.
Kendrick double-handed in Group 1 10,0000 Former Queensland country trainer Stuart Kendrick will take on the country's biggest stables when he saddles up two runners in the Doomben 10,000.
American Pharoah bought by Coolmore Owner Ahmed Zayat hopes to race American Pharoah until the end of his three-year-old season before the colt goes to Coolmore's Ashford Stud.
Glen Boss inducted into Hall of Fame Three-time Melbourne Cup winning jockey Glen Boss has been announced as an inductee to Australia's Racing Hall of Fame.
Midweek winners a lift for Danny Williams Goulburn trainer Danny Williams is back on his feet literally and figuratively after an accident contributed to some lean times.
Williams keeps title lead with Zakayla win Zakayla has better wins in store after dominating her rivals at Mornington and giving Craig Williams a two-win lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Pride can't split stayers in McKell Cup Trainer Joe Pride can make a case for both his runners in the WJ McKell Cup, the staying feature at Randwick.
Taylor rebounds to win on One More Magic One More Magic has overcome an incident on the way to the barrier to win for jockey Jason Taylor and trainer Kim Craft at Ipswich.
Ashlee Marie earns shot at Qld Group One The Richard Laming-trained Ashlee Marie has earned her place in the Group One JJ Atkins Stakes with victory at Randwick.
Flemington first for Vic training newcomer Daniel Bowman has enjoyed many Flemington highlights alongside Darren Weir but he will break new ground there as a trainer in his own right.
Peter Mertens confirms he won't ride again Jockey Peter Mertens is moving on to a new phase in his life after confirming injuries he suffered in a race fall have ended his riding career.
Different focus for Thubiaan in Ramsden Thubiaan was placed in the 2013 Andrew Ramsden Stakes but trainer Eric Musgrove says it may be unrealistic to expect the steeplechaser to figure again.
Moody wants rain to help Maid's 10,000 bid Bring Me The Maid is a firmer in Doomben 10,000 betting and Peter Moody says her chances with be enhanced if the track is rain-affected.
Doomben 10,000 favourite draws wide Favourite Our Boy Malachi has drawn barrier 12 in the Group One Doomben 10,000 with second elect Srikandi in five.
No facial fractures for apprentice Martin Apprentice Jack Martin has been cleared of serious facial injuries while Mark Pegus will be out for up to six weeks with a broken collarbone.
Northam chasing G1 glory with Big Money Rod Northam believes Big Money is ready to run a big race in the Doomben 10,000 and the trainer is hoping for a good barrier draw to enhance his chances.
Weir in box seat for Melbourne premiership The David Hayes and Tom Dabernig stable will be hoping they can chip away at Darren Weir's premiership lead with a number of runners at Flemington.
Dwyer expects 3200m test to suit Sonntag Sonntag returned to winning form last start and trainer Henry Dwyer is looking forward to testing the stayer at 3200m in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes.
Baker keeps options open with Oaks filly Sebrina will be an acceptor at Doomben and Randwick as she heads towards a Queensland Oaks start.
Queensland cobalt swab inquiry put on hold Trainer Jamie McConachy has asked for more time to prepare his case before facing stewards again at an inquiry into cobalt swabs.
Betsy after confidence boost at Mornington Three-year-old Betsy resumes for a new stable after a freshen up and will attempt to notch a confidence-boosting win when she drops in class at Mornington.
Randwick to spark Veuvelicious into action Veuvelicious will be trying to recapture past glories when she races over the Randwick mile, the course where she won the Listed Fernhill Handicap.
Apprentice Jack Martin taken to hospital Apprentice Jack Martin has been taken to hospital with a possible jaw injury after coming off a horse at Moe.
Lumosty on path to Qld Group One target Talented filly Lumosty was dominant first-up and will be out to continue on her winning way in the Listed Straight Six ahead of a Queensland campaign.
Winona Costin to join Snowden stable Leading Sydney apprentice Winona Costin has had her indentures transfered from Gai Waterhouse to the Peter and Paul Snowden stable.
Chris Waller two handed in 10,000 Leading trainer Chris Waller has two classy runners in the Doomben 10,000 but admits he is not sure what to expect.
Lucciola faces distance test at Flemington Co-trainer David Feek is hoping Lucciola can overcome a distance query after the Andrew Ramsden Stakes emerged as the leading option for the mare.
Jo Jo Girl back to scene of last win Wagga Wagga trainer Tim Donnelly expects a return to Randwick and a soft track will help Jo Jo Girl in the McKell Cup.
Brazen Beau wins barrier trial Royal Ascot-bound colt Brazen Beau has continued his preparation with a barrier trial win at Rosehill.
Hampton Court to stand in Victoria Spring Champion Stakes winner Hampton Court has been retired and will stand at Spendthrift Australia in the spring.
Hampton Court, record-breaking G1 winner by Redoute’s Choice, to Spendthrift Australia Hampton Court, Redoute’s Choice’s track record-breaking winner of this season’s Group 1 Spring Champion Stakes, has been retired and will stand the 2015 breeding season at the new Spendthrift Australia in Victoria.
ATB celebrate 50th winner for 2014/15 season One of Australia`s leading syndicators, Australian Thoroughbred Bloodstock achieved a significant milestone last night on a cold and wet night at Cranbourne, La Passé bought up their 50th winner for the 2014/15 racing season.
Dan Excel wins in Singapore again Tommy Berry has steered Hong Kong's Dan Excel to a second win in Singapore's richest race while Aerovelocity has won the KrisFlyer Sprint.
Encostanati wins Saturday Race at Scone Carnival BlueBlood Thoroughbreds Connections celebrate winning the third race at the Scone Saturday city meet with Encostanati today.
Oxx hopeful of Sea Moon return Sea Moon, a former Melbourne Cup hopeful for Lloyd Williams, is being set for a return to racing in Europe after recovering from a life-threatening illness
Danny Nikolic applies for riding licence Racing Victoria's chief steward Terry Bailey has confirmed suspended jockey Danny Nikolic has applied for a riding licence.
Bookies hit by Ryan Moore quintet Ryan Moore has ridden five winners from six rides at Newbury leaving bookmakers to count the cost.
Mixed fortunes for trainer Darren Bell Sprinter Falino has emerged as a winter carnival contender for trainer Darren Bell while stablemate Eight's A Party's campaign is over.
Winx firms further for Queensland Oaks Australian Oaks runner-up Winx has a stranglehold on the Queensland version following her win in the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Joao Moreira in a class of his own Star jockey Joao Moreira has established a new Hong Kong standard, passing Douglas Whyte's long time riding mark with four wins at Sha Tin.
Spring plans for unbeaten Singapore 2yo Trainer Michael Freedman is eyeing off the Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington with unbeaten Singapore colt Super One.
She's Miss Devine a winner again Ttrainer Kelso Wood is looking to She's Miss Devine to continue her winning form with the help of the farrier and her stable companion.
Srikandi to bounce back in 10,000 Srikandi is in top order for the Doomben 10,000 with trainer Ciaron Maher hopeful she can make amends for her BTC Cup failure.
Tom Sadler out for seven weeks Melbourne apprentice Tom Sadler cannot believe his bad luck after suffering a leg fracture in a simple fall at trackwork.
Night Of Thunder wins Lockinge Night Of Thunder has led in a one-two for trainer Richard Hannon in the Group One Lockinge Stakes.
Golden Horn to run in Epsom Derby Owner Anthony Oppenheimer intends to pay the late entry fee to put Dante winner Golden Horn in the Epsom Debry.
American Pharoah wins Preakness Kentucky Derby winner American Pharoah has dominated the Preakness Stakes to keep his Triple Crown hopes alive.
Rawiller suspended for being overweight Jockey Brad Rawiller is free to ride in Brisbane despite being handed a six meeting suspension after weighing in overweight at Caulfield.
Flamberge wins the Goodwood Flamberge has claimed an upset win in the Group One Goodwood in Adelaide with local hope Hucklebuck a disappointing 12th.
That's A Good Idea in record-breaking win That's A Good Idea has set an 1100m track record in his determined win in the Listed Ortensia Stakes at Scone.
Falino win Bribie Handicap A horse almost retired with a throat problem, Falino has rewarded his owners for investing in an operation with victory in the Listed Bribie Handicap.
Unfurl earns Oaks start with Caulfield win Unfurl has earned a start in the Queensland Oaks and given apprentice Jye McNeil a winning double at Caulfield.
Bensley all Loved Up in Guineas triumph Jockey Richard Bensley and trainer Brett Cavanough have upstaged some of the biggest names in racing to win the $400,000 Scone Guineas.
Riva De Lago back in winner's list Trainer Robert Heathcote has brought up his 50th stakes winner with Riva De Lago returning to form in the Listed Bribie Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Unflustered Dee wins on Red Bomber again Apprentice Michael Dee has steered Red Bomber to an impressive win at Caulfield after the four-year-old missed the start.
Pride and Beasley shine in Dark Jewel The Joe Pride-trained Divertire has given jockey Danny Beasley his first winner since his return from Singapore with her Group three victory at Scone.
Index Linked in tough Caloundra Cup win Damian Browne has an affinity with the Sunshine Coast track and has celebrated victory on Index Linked in the Caloundra Cup.
Artlee wins Listed Luskin Star Stakes The absence of regular jockey Mitchell Bell because of iinjury has not been able to stop the winning run of up-and-coming sprinter Artlee at Scone.
McNeil has the city secret for Play Master A trip to Swan Hill now beckons for Play Master after he combined with apprentice Jye McNeil to record their fourth city success.
Winx swoops on field to win Guineas Australian Oaks runner-up Winx has confirmed her favouritism for the Queensland version with a brilliant Sunshine Coast Guineas win.
In A Wink wins Listed race by an eyelash In A Wink, a filly from humble beginnings, has beaten a field classy field to win the Listed Denise's Joy Stakes at Scone.
Real Good gives his trainer a boost The Trevor Miller-trained Real Good has earned his way into the Group One J J Atkins with victory at the Sunshine Coast.
Extra thrill for Stackhouse in Bassett win Bassett could be Brisbane bound following his debut Caulfield win which has given his jockey Daniel Stackhouse a win for his mother.
Flippant gives Snowden stable a Scone win The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained Flippant has earned a start during the Brisbane winter carnival with her win in the Woodlands Stakes at Scone.
Landlocked continues his winning run Rejuvenated eight-year-old Landlocked has continued his winning form at the Sunshine Coast on his way to the Ipswich Cup.
Hat-trick for improving Fast Approaching Fast Approaching has completed a winning hat-trick, fighting back after being headed to claim her first city win at Caulfield.
Craig Williams celebrates Scone Cup win Melbourne jockey Craig Wiliams has celebrated his first visit to Scone with victory aboard Tales Of Grimm in the Cup.
Waller after a silver lining in Dark Jewel Chris Waller will have three runners in the Dark Jewel Classic as he tries for a first win in a Scone Cup carnival feature race.
RV chairman resigns following audit David Moodie has been elected chairman of Racing Victoria after Robert Roulston resigned at a board meeting.
Prize money boost for WA Group One races Greater interstate participation is expected at the Perth summer carnival after the announcement three Group One races will carry a $1 million purse.
Angels Beach returns after extended break After a taxing spring program, Angels Beach has had a good break and is ready for a return to racing at Caulfield.
Artlee poised to measure up in Luskin Star Country galloper Artlee is a clear-cut favourite to continue on his winning way in the Listed Luskin Star Stakes at Scone.
Baron Archer trainer fined $17,500 Trainer Jason Warren has been fined and convicted on two separate charges relating to his failure to report throat surgery of Baron Archer.
Northam wins fourth 2YO Challenge at Scone Sargent Doakes has given local trainer Rod Northam his fourth win in the $100,000 Inglis Challenge for two-year-olds at Scone.
Heathcote eyeing milestone with Volkhere Trainer Robert Heathcote is eyeing a milestone 50th stakes win with Volkhere in the Caloundra Cup at the Sunshine Coast.
Creighton making a rare trip to city track Certain Ellie provided Alan Creighton with his first Australian city win when successful in Adelaide and he is hopeful she can be his first in Melbourne.
Moody has Goodwood pair in peak condition Thermal Current and Flamberge may be outsiders in the Group One Goodwood but trainer Peter Moody says they are both fit and ready to go.
McLachlan two handed in Glasshouse Trainer Jason McLachlan believes quality mare Enquare is ready to show her best this winter starting with the Glasshouse Handicap.
Bowman booking a boost for Charlie Who Trainer Matthew Smith has drawn confidence from Hugh Bowman's decision to ride the inexperienced Charlie Who in the Scone Guineas.
Bell looking to party at Caloundra Eight's A Party will meet a strong field at the Sunshine Coast as he attempts his third consecutive win and a chance to step up to stakes races.
American Pharoah get a look at Pimlico American Pharoah and his Bob Baffert-trained stablemate Dortmund have had a leisurely work-out at Pimlico ahead of the Preakness Stakes.
Doubt over Skylimit for Guineas The Gai Waterhouse-trained Skylimit needs to prove his fitness for the Sunshne Coast Guineas after shifting a shoe at trackwork.
Proven Thoroughbreds Open Day Sunday Morning with Joe Pride will proceed as planned Sunday. From 10am come and enjoy a coffee and light brunch with Joe plus a short parade..
Derby question for Dante winner Golden Horn is not a certain Epsom Derby contender despite his comprehensive win in the Dante Stakes over stablemate Jack Hobbs.
Collett on a Sure thing in Scone Guineas Jason Collett will be out to continue his rich vein of form when he partners Provincial Championship Final winner Sure And Fast at Scone.
Expensive colt beaten on debut at Gosford High-profile colt Emartee has made a modest start to his racetrack career, finishing second in a maiden race at Gosford.
Lees relies on girl power for Scone bid An imported gelding will literally be the odd man out when trainer Kris Lees takes 10 horses to Scone for the second day of the country racing carnival.
Trust In A Gust set to race on in spring Retirement plans have been put on hold for Trust In A Gust and the entire will be aimed at Group One weight-for-age sprints next season.
Tristram's Sun given Caulfield green light Tristram's Sun will be one of five runners Robbie Laing will have in four states when the six-year-old lines up at Caulfield.
Kavanagh calls on Williams for Cup ride Trainer Sam Kavanagh has wooed Craig Williams north to partner his team of horses on the opening day of the Scone Cup carnival.
Old Trieste returns after a tough campaign Old Trieste will resume at Caulfield with trainer Andrew Noblet confident the two-year-old can realise some early promise.
Harrison out to impress on Gai's Skylimit Gai Waterhouse has kept her faith in jockey Tegan Harrison to deliver a Sunshine Coast result on Skylimit.
Frequendly resumes in McLachlan Memorial Frequendly is the early favourite to win the Bruce McLachlan Memorial Classic but trainer Les Ross has reservations about her chances.
Rocky King set to find top form in Bribie Trainer Tom Bourke says sharp sprinter Rocky King will be at his brilliant best in the Bribie Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
American Pharoah favourite for Preakness Kentucky Derby winner American Pharoah is the favourite to win the Preakness Stakes and set up a bid for the Triple Crown.
Nick Olive unveils Secret at Canterbury Trainer Nick Olive will consider doubling his winter carnival team of two-year-olds after Bring A Secret overcame a slow start to win at Canterbury.
Bell digs in for Brisbane title defence Leading jockey Tim Bell has closed the gap on the leaders in the race for the Brisbane jockeys' title with a treble at Ipswich.
Stay-at-home Moloney chasing bonus dollars John Moloney has resisted the temptation of interstate travel with the promising filly Sea Spray and will instead chase a Caulfield win.
In-form combination to reunite at Scone Fresh from plundering three stakes races in Brisbane, Peter and Paul Snowden have set their sights on their hometown Scone racing carnival.
Goodwood barrier draw doesn't faze Weir Trainer Darren Weir had a change of plans for Lucky Hussler but says the sprinter is in good order ahead of the Group One Goodwood.
Clipperton, O'Shea to repeat Cup success Godolphin will have three runners in the Scone Cup, the race that delivered trainer John O'Shea his first significant win for Sheikh Mohammed.
Brisbane campaign off the radar for Gust Dual Group One winner Trust In A Gust has been ruled out of the Brisbane winter carnival after missing an important lead-up race last week.
Munce chasing more Caloundra Cup success Chris Munce won the Caloundra Cup three times as a jockey and he has high hopes Perplexity can give him his first victory in the Listed race as a trainer.
All Blacks coach chasing important Qld win New Zealand rugby union coach Steve Hansen will have more than a passing interest in the outcome of the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Treve to make return at St Cloud Champion mare Treve is gearing up for her return to the track to begin a campaign aimed at a third Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
The Wow Signal retired to stud The Wow Signal, a Group One winning son of Starspangledbanner, will stand at stud in Australia and France with injury ending his career.
Pharoah in top trim for Preakness: Baffert Kentucky Derby winner American Pharoah and third placegetter Dortmund continue to please trainer Bob Baffert leading into the Preakness Stakes.
Atmospherical back in business: Pfieffer Atmospherical will return to the scene of her first black-type win when she contests the Listed Ortensia Stakes at Scone.
Scott weighs up Coronation Shallan options Coronation Shallan is set for a return to racing but trainer Brett Scott will weigh up draws and track conditions before deciding where she resumes.
Dances On Stars to shine in Glasshouse Sydney sprinter Dances On Stars can add to his Queensland prize money in the Glasshouse Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
Queensland racing mourns leading breeder Queensland is mourning the death of Col Richards, a prominent breeder and owner in horse racing.
Apprentice Innes poised for bush Adventure In-form mare Royal Adventure and on-the-move apprentice James Innes will be chasing a hat-trick of city wins at Canterbury.
Stakes Winning Double for Charlie Myboycharlie has cleaned up in feature races worth $300,000 on the first day of the winter carnival at Doomben.
Melbourne Cup placegetter retired Trainer Marco Botti has announced the retirement of Melbourne Cup placegetter Mount Athos because of ongoing injury problems.
Royal Ascot bound Shamal Wind trials well Shamal Wind has had an easy hit-out in a Cranbourne trial in preparation for her Royal Ascot target, the King's Stand Stakes.
Ygritte primed for Guineas at Scone Trainer Gerald Ryan will take proven performer Ygritte and surprise packet Stilettoed Vixen to the feature meeting at Scone.
Queensland Oaks trial for Fontein Ruby A new rider will be required for Fontein Ruby who will line-up at Caulfield with a possible start in the Queensland Oaks going on the line.
Winx taking unusual path to Qld Oaks Trainer Chris Waller is taking an unusual path to the Queensland Oaks with Winx who has her lead-up in the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Katelyn Mallyon to ride Vain Queen in G1 In-form apprentice Katelyn Mallyon will have her second Group One ride having secured the mount on Vain Queen in the Goodwood.
Kourkam to bounce back at Scone Trainer Tony McEvoy has put Kourkam's Wagga Cup failure down to a firm track and expects him to bounce back at Scone.
Fallen jockey making a slow recovery Injured jockey Jack Hill remains in Melbourne's Epworth Hospital with Post Traumatic Amnesia from head injuries suffered in a race fall.
Green Moon and Silent Achiever retired Group One winners Green Moon and Silent Achiever have both been retired after running unplaced in the Doomben Cup.
Lankan Rupee recovering from bruising Lankan Rupee is enjoying a rest to recover from bone bruising ahead of what trainer Mick Price says will be a short spring campaign.
Waiting game for carnival contenders Some of the major winter carnival contenders will be monitored in the coming days after disappointing at Doomben.
Bachman headed to Qld for Grand Prix Trainer Gerald Ryan has resolved a programming hiccup with Bachman who will head to the Grand Prix Stakes in Brisbane ahead of the Queensland Derby.
Shinn claims Brisbane record Jockey Blake Shinn's five-win stakes haul at Doomben including two Group One races is a record on a Brisbane track.
Arc on the agenda for Criterion Criterion could be an absentee from the spring carnival with ambitions to run him in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
O'Dea looking to spring with Sir Moments Injury robbed Sir Moments of the chance to run in the Doomben Cup and is trainer Steve O'Dea is now looking to the spring.
Group One SA double falls to 3YO Delicacy Well-backed favourite Delicacy has enhanced her rating as a stayer of the future in winning the South Australian Derby.
McEvoy, Colless, Goold in Doomben bans Leading Sydney jockey Kerrin McEvoy has been one of three jockeys suspended for careless riding at Doomben.
Queensland Derby winner returns to form Flemington winner Sonntag will be given his chance to make it back-to-back victories over an extended distance when he contests the Andrew Ramsden Stakes.
Kuro caps monster day for Sydney gallopers The Joe Pride-trained Kuro is set race on during the Queensland winter carnival after winning the Mick Dittman Plate at Doomben.
Najoom wins G3 Hawkesbury Guineas for Gai The Gai Waterhouse-trained Najoom has won the rescheduled Hawkesbury Guineas, bringing up a Rosehill treble for jockey Tim Clark.
Silverball win had Moody team confident Kenjorwood has confirmed a piece of form out of the Sydney win of Silverball in scoring an easy win at Flemington.
Hot Snitzel scores upset win in G1 BTC Cup Blake Shinn has completed a Group One clean sweep at Doomben, riding Hot Snitzel to an upset win in the BTC Cup.
Silverball stakes claim for Group races Silverball's emphatic win in the Lord Mayors Cup at Rosehill has fuelled talk of bigger and better things.
Lumosty underlines class with first-up win A Brisbane campaign beckons for Lumosty after an impressive first-up win in near-record time at Flemington.
Charlie Boy on Stradbroke Handicap trail Charlie Boy has broken a long run of outs to continue the stellar form of jockey Blake Shinn and trainer Peter Snowden in the BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Cox Plate looms large for import Pornichet Pornichet has established himself as one of the early favourites for the Cox Plate after romping home in the Doomben Cup.
Gerald Ryan lands quinella in Darley Crown Gerald Ryan has turned the fortunes of Solicit around with the mare beating her stablemate Peace Force to win the Group Three Darley Crown.
WA jockey lands his first Flemington win San Amaro is heading for a well-earned break after giving young West Australian jockey Chris Parnham his first Flemington victory.
Blueberry Hill wins Gr 2 Champagne Classic Blueberry Hill has added to trainer Liam Birchley's stellar season with two-year-olds after her Champagne Classic win over Wicked Intent.
Mission completed for Bewhatyouwannabe Bewhatyouwannabe has surprised some punters but not trainer Robert Heathcote with his win in the Members' Handicap at Doomben.
Alberto Magic confirms barrier trial hype Alberto Magic has lived up to his barrier trial win with a decisive victory at Rosehill for Allan Denham and Jason Collett.
Snowden stable in Juanmo Stakes quinella I've Got The Looks has beaten stablemate Dublin Lass to give Peter and Paul Snowden a one-two result in the Juanmo Stakes.
Change of plan works out for Bel Chandon Ridden patiently and allowed to finish off, Bel Chandon has broken through in winning over 1100m at Flemington.
Early double for Chris Waller at Doomben Chris Waller is eyeing another Queensland Derby trophy after Sadler's Lake won the Rough Habit Plate to give the champion trainer an early double at Doomben.
Ballet Suite stakes Queensland Oaks claim Queensland Oaks-bound Ballet Suite has led home of trifecta for Sydney-trained fillies in the Princess Stakes at Doomben.
Skyclad an impressive Rosehill 2YO winner Snitzel colt Skyclad has led all the way to win at Rosehill to vindicate trainer Gerald Ryan's high opinion of his ability.
Holiday beckons for Fliedner and Setinum The Shane Fliedner-trained Setinum will be trying to end an autumn campaign on a high at Flemington.
Oaks-bound fillies do battle at Doomben Diminutive filly Col 'N' Lil is ready for her rematch with Bohemian Lily at Doomben as the pair head towards the Queensland Oaks.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 64 Over the next ten days Prime Thoroughbreds will have six runners competing in stakes races across three states.
Bachman puts Derby hopes on the line Bachman will be out to reinforce a program aimed at the Queensland Derby when he runs at Rosehill.
Waller gives Silverball nod for Mayors Cup Leading trainer Chris Waller will have five runners in the Lord Mayors Cup with Silverball rated the stable's best chance of winning the Listed race.
Waller tipping Doomben Cup team to lift Chris Waller has five runners in the Doomben Cup but it is fellow Sydney trainer Gai Waterhouse who trains the favourite.
Warrnambool winners to combine in Sydney Jockey John Allen and trainer Darren Weir will combine in Sydney on the back of a successful Warrnambook carnival.
Trust In A Gust out of BTC Cup Trust In A Gust has suffered a minor leg injury as he was being loaded for a flight to Brisbane and will miss the BTC Cup.
Busy period continues for in-form trainer Hard Romp will be trying to keep the home fires burning for Ciaron Maher who also has Srikandi running in Brisbane and Duibio in Adelaide.
Temple Of Boom ready to fire at Doomben Trainer Tony Golland expects an improved performance from Temple Of Boom in the BTC Cup following his unplaced run in the Victory Stakes.
Riley given leave for Supreme Court appeal Trainer Mark Riley has been granted leave to appeal his three year disqualification to the Victorian Supreme Court.
Tall Ship sails home in Warrnambool Cup Tall Ship could be bound for a Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup campaign after winning the Warrnambool Cup.
Hometown hero claims third Grand Annual Regina Coeli has become the first mare to win the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool in more than three decades.
Revitalised Beasley makes Sydney return Danny Beasley will end a hiatus from Sydney racing at Rosehill and the jockey says he is back for the long haul.
Blinkers to give Pepperano Champagne edge Pepperano will be out to enhance trainer Liam Birchley's claim she is one of the best two-year-olds he has trained when she contests the Champagne Stakes.
Duibio to head to Adelaide for the Guineas Trainer Ciaron Mahar is using the distance of the Adelaide Guineas to test Duibio's Queensland Derby credentials.
Byrne closes in on Pelling metro record Jim Byrne will have the record for the most Brisbane metropolitan winners in his sights when he rides Leebaz in the Doomben Cup.
Moses trio find common ground in wet turf A shared affinity for rain-affected tracks is expected to be an advantage for three Kevin Moses-trained horses at Rosehill.
Derby winner Sonntag back to right grade After paying the penalty for a Queensland Derby victory last year, Sonntag is down in class when he races at Flemington.
Schweida makes BTC Cup case for Kidnappers Cape Kidnappers has been ignored a serious BTC Cup chance but Kelly Schweida says the sprinter can measure up against the favourite Our Boy Malachi.
Estonian Prince can reign in Sprint: Ryan Well-performed mare Estonian Princess has shown Gerald Ryan enough on the training track to suggest she will be a strong chance in the BRC Sprint.
Trip To Paris wins Chester Cup for Dunlop The Melbourne Cup is among the plans for Chester Cup winner Trip To Paris, an Ed Dunlop-trained stablemate of Red Cadeaux.
SA trainer fined over dead horses A trainer has been fined over dumping 13 dead horses in a conservation park south of Adelaide.
Wet track specialist grabs sprint feature A trip to Brisbane is being considered for Royal Island following his first-up victory in Warrnambool's feature sprint, the Wangoom Handicap.
Pheidon confirms Listed Scone Cup plans The Gai Waterhouse-trained Pheidon will go into the Scone Cup as one of the favourites after making a winning return at Warwick Farm.
Sydney Cup winner triumphs in Galleywood Four years after he won the Sydney Cup, Stand To Gain has taken out the Galleywood Hurdle at the Warrnambool carnival.
Dee claim a big plus for Flying Aurora The recent form of apprentice Michael Dee has captured the attention of Leon and Troy Corstens who have booked him to ride Flying Aurora at Flemington.
Queensland trainer charged over cobalt North Queensland trainer Glen Baker has been charged by stewards in relation to a cobalt irregularity returned by one of his horses.
Avdulla set to capitalise on jockey exodus The defection of five jockeys to Brisbane for the Doomben Cup card has given Brenton Avdulla the chance to improve his standing with Sydney's best stables.
Stewards issue charges against Warren Racing Victoria stewards have issued two charges against trainer Jason Warren in relation to the Baron Archer investigation.
Warrnambool boy back chasing more glory Regina Coeli will be out to emulate the feat of her half-brother Al Garhood when she bids to win the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
Always Sacred wins at Ipswich debut Juvenile Always Sacred has converted barrier trial promise into racetrack success with a strong debut victory at Ipswich.
Tempo key to Time For War in BTC Cup Trainer Stuart Kendrick says the early speed in the BTC Cup will be crucial to the chances of on-pace runner Time For War.
Warrnambool hits a high note for Weir Tall Ship, Tooleybuc Kid and Count Encosta will be out to give Darren Weir back-to-back wins in the Warrnambool Cup.
Silent Achiever back after colic attack Silent Achiever has recovered from a bout of colic and will be given the chance to chase a fifth Group One win in the Doomben Cup.
Chris Waller to start five in Doomben Cup Three Group One winners will spearhead premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller's quintet of runners in the Doomben Cup.
Mubtaahij to bypass Preakness Trainer Mike De Kock will save Mubtaahij for the Belmont Stakes rather than take on the Kentucky Derby first three in the Preakness.
Stewards launch race-day treatment inquiry Stewards have adjourned an inquiry into the possible race-day treatment of Axis Point before a race at Warrnambool.
Arabian Gold staves off spell for Cup bid Arabian Gold will be given one more chance to claim an autumn win when she lines up as topweight in the Lord Mayors Cup.
Japan trip on the cards for Brierly winner Eric Musgrove, a mainstay of the jumps racing scene, has been rewarded with another feature win after Thubiaan's victory in the Brierly Steeplechase.
Corstens pair in top order for Wangoom Hcp The father-and-son training team of Leon and Troy Corstens will have a two-pronged attack on the Wangoom Handicap.
Weather key to Beer Garden in Galleywood Trainer Dan O'Sullivan is hoping the rain keeps away before Beer Garden contests the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool.
Qld wet forces Smerdon rethink on Lumosty The Robert Smerdon-trained Lumosty will stay in Melbourne for two starts before going to Brisbane for the Queensland winter carnival.
On-the-move Loy looking good for Farm card Brodie Loy will be on two favourites among his six Warwick Farm rides as the apprentice prepares to further his career with the Godolphin stable.
Qld Oaks contender back in action Queensland Oaks contender, NZ Group One winner Platinum will be back in action at Rotorua before she heads across the Tasman.
Second Qld cobalt inquiry to begin Trainer Glen Baker will front Queensland stewards over high cobalt levels found in Doomben winner French Lesson.
Sydney sprinter entered for Flemington Trackwork and the make-up of the field will determine whether Sydney sprinter I'm All The Talk heads to Melbourne for a race at Flemington.
Pornichet favourite for Doomben Cup Trainer Gai Waterhouse is looking to Pornichet to back up from his Toowoomba Cup win to claim a Group One victory at Doomben.
Guineas tempting for Press Report The Group Three Hawkesbury Guineas is back on the agenda for Press Report after being added to the program on her home track of Rosehill.
Hyland returns home with King Triton King Triton has been a good money spinner for connections since switching to the the jumps and a jockey change may bring a change of luck as well.
Charges expected in Echuca investigation Victorian stewards expect to lay charges after an investigation into the betting patterns surrounding a race at Echuca in March
Typhoon Red to run on drier track A heavy track cost Typhoon Red the chance to defend the Weetwood Handicap and he will now head to the Group Three BRC Sprint.
Ryan Moore completes Guineas double Jockey Ryan Moore has ridden Legatissimo to win the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket, a day after steering Gleneagles to his 2000 Guineas victory.
Cirrus Des Aigles wins third Prix Ganay Veteran gelding Cirrus Des Aigles has won his third Prix Ganay to kick off his latest campaign aimed at Royal Ascot.
Race horses fed ice: Qld police told Police investigating allegations of harness racing horses being drugged and drivers using cocaine found no drugs in a raid on a Queensland raceway.
Rubick to miss Group One sprint Talented colt Rubick will miss the Group One BTC Cup with Sydney's wet weather interrupting his preparation.
Tuscan Fire to remain on flat for now
The three-day Warrnambool carnival is renowned for its jumps races but trainer Dan O'Sullivan will resist that temptation with stayer Tuscan Fire.
Broodmare barn beckons for Miracles Miracles Of Life has more than likely run her last race with trainer Peter Snowden to recommend she be retired after her Robert Sangster Stakes win.
Rising Romance to join Hayes camp Rising Romance will be set for an Australian Group One campaign with new trainer David Hayes also hoping to take her overseas.
Stablemates head in different directions Robert Heathcote-trained stablemates Volkhere and Hopfgarten will head in different directions after running second and third behind Pornichet at Toowoomba
Moore wins 2000 Guineas on Gleneagles Ryan Moore has claimed his first English 2000 Guineas on Gleneagles with trainer Aidan O'Brien racking up win No.7 in the Classic at Newmarket.
American Pharoah wins Kentucky Derby Trainer Bob Baffert has claimed his fourth Kentucky Derby and jockey Victor Espinoza his third with American Pharoah winning the famous race.
Double up for Dee on Red Bomber Mick Price may look to Brisbane with Red Bomber after the gelding gave New Zealand apprentice Michael Dee the second leg of a double at Caulfield.
Weetwood win brightens trainer's day Trainer Donald Baker has celebrated the Weetwood Handicap win of Mr Favulous at the Toowoomba feature meeting.
Miracles Of Life wins another Group One Bonny mare Miracles Of Life has scored a last-stride win in the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes at her old home track of Morphettville.
Stakes win gives Mallyon confidence boost A back-to-back double on the strength of landing her first stakes race win has been a confidence boost for comeback jockey Katelyn Mallyon.
Jumbo Prince wins Toowoomba Guineas Local trainer Michael Nolan has completed a double at the feature Toowoomba meeting with Jumbo Prince addinig to Girl Command's win.
Master Of Arts earns trip to Qld Derby Lightly raced three-year-old Master Of Arts has booked himself a trip to Brisbane for the Queensland Derby with his victory at Caulfield.
Cassidy laments proper racetrack upkeep Officials need to increase racetrack maintenance staff numbers in a bid to address safety issues, veteran rider Jimmy Cassidy says.
Double up for Sadler and Freedman brothers Apprentice Tom Sadler has had his problems with weight but has bounced back with a winning double at Caulfield.
Pornichet strolls home in Toowoomba Cup Gai Waterhouse has big plans for Toowoomba Cup winner Pornichet starting with the Group One Doomben Cup.
Typing hits the right keys at Toowoomba Toowoomba winner Typing will be set for the final juvenile Group One race of the season, the J J Atkins Stakes at Doomben.
Anaphora Brisbane bound for Oaks Trainer Tony Noonan has been having a lean trot but has a promising staying filly on his hands in Caulfield winner Anaphora.
Former Aussie wins Group 3 in Kentucky The 2013 Wellington Boot winner Power Alert has won a Group Three race at Chruchill Downs, his third American win from four starts.
Hidden Pearl exposes Toowoomba rivals Hidden Pearl has scored a runaway win at Toowoomba to stamp herself as a black-type filly for the Brisbane winter carnival.
Freedman keen to get black type with mare Lee Freedman wants to secure black type for Darley with Hazard after training siblings to record Group wins during their careers.
Unsafe racetrack puts paid to Hawkesbury Concerns over a section of racetrack have led to the Hawkesbury Race Club calling a halt to its biggest meeting of the year after one race.
Hawkesbury races called off after one race The feature Hawkesbury meeting has been called off after one race in which a horse broke down on the heavy track.
Lovely Maria wins Kentucky Oaks Lovely Maria has given 56-year-old jockey Keriwn Clark his biggest career win in the Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs.
Share The Upside with Spendthrift Stallions - New in 2015 3 Stallions have so far been announced to shuttle and stand their first season in Australia at Spendthrift Farm Victoria for 2015.
Big race double to Glen Boss at Wagga Glen Boss has celebrated a Guineas-Cup double on the second day of the Wagga Wagga Cup carnival.
New equipment will test for 8000 drugs Racing NSW has invested $1.5 million in equipment which can test for 8000 different drugs in a single swab.
Dean Watt loses appeal over fine The Racing Appeals Tribunal has rejected appeals by syndicator Dean Watt and his son Adam over their improper conduct convictions.
Mick Kent apprentices off overseas Ben Thompson is off to the US with fellow Victorian apprentice Beau Mertens selected to represent Australia in France.
Hawkesbury heavy but will go ahead Gerald Ryan will have runners in two of the three Hawkesbury features with the meeting to go ahead despite heavy rain around Sydney.
Jusufovic reaping the rewards of hard work Cranbourne trainer Enver Jusufovic made a conscious decision to change direction with his team which is now starting to pay dividends.
Carey pair on trial for Gr1 SA Derby start Mornington trainer Pat Carey has a knack of producing handy stayers and has a couple heading to Caulfield preparing for bigger spoils.
Moore's Aussie dream backed by recent wins Gary Moore has proven he's more than just his famous family's name since returning to Australia.
Heathcote reignites Hopfgarten's winter Trainer Robert Heathcote has reassessed Hopfgarten's Doomben Cup prospects and he will step out at Toowoomba on the way to the Group One race.
Heza Dude has the fight for Caulfield The persistence of trainer Udyta Clarke haspaid off with Heza Dude who makes his city debut at Caulfield.
Counterattack has star potential: Waller A template Chris Waller has used successfully with Zoustar and Brazen Beau will guide his winter carnival plans for Counterattack.
Rex Lipp pinning Toowoomba hopes on Stride Trainer Rex Lipp is without a Weetwood or Toowoomba Cup runner and will put his faith in two-year-old In His Stride at his local feature meeting
Feature jumps races heading bush The major Victorian jumps races have been moved to country tracks and flat racing to other courses while Sandown is out of action.
Espinoza thrilled with American Pharoah Victor Espinoza says he has yet to fully test American Pharoah, his mount in the Kentucky Derby and the race favourite.
Mount Athos may have run his last race Mount Athos, third in Fiorente's Melbourne Cup, may have run his last race with trainer Marco Botti flagging retirement for the eight-year-old.
Bowman hoping for Adelaide Miracles Top jockey Hugh Bowman will make a rare trip to Adelaide for two Group One rides headed by Miracles Of Life in the Robert Sangster Stakes.
Scone trainer banned over use of ice The immediate training career of Luke Griffith is over after he was disqualified for a total of four years due to various drug offences.
Messara launches Power bid for Guineas Trainer Paul Messara will chase a second win in the Hawkesbury Guineas with emerging three-year-old Rekindled Power.
Mallyon gets back on the winner's list After a fall at Moonee Valley that aggravated an old back injury, Katelyn Mallyon has found her way back to the winner's enclosure at Ballarat.
Hurrara faces battle for second Gold Rush Apprentice Jockey Claire Nutman says Hurrara is facing a stronger field and a weaker preparation than when he won last year's Hawkesbury Gold Rush.
Hosting right for a return to winning form Trainer Greg Eurell is encouraged by Hosting's most recent start which he hopes points to a return to winning form at Caulfield.
Waller's Hawkesbury Cup team on track A crew of seven horses from around the world are in line to give Chris Waller a second win in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Colin Little fined over postive swab Trainer Colin Little has been fined and Phantom Brew disqualified from his Caulfield win after an inquiry into a positive swab.
Phelan Ready and Facile Tigre in Weetwood Trainer Jason McLachlan has a soft spot for veteran Weetwood contenders Phelan Ready and Facile Tigre as they enter the twilight of their careers.
Sadler hoping distance suits Secret Blend Secret Blend disappointed John Sadler at his most recent start but the trainer hopes the rise to 1200m at Caulfield may turn his form around.
Weather key to The Conspirator in Weetwood Apprentice Brooke Stower will be keeping an eye on the Toowoomba weather hoping it is dry enough for The Conspirator in the Weetwood.
Kourkam chasing history at Wagga The Tony McEvoy-trained Kourkan can equal a 26-year-old feat if he can add the Wagga Cup to his Albury Cup win.
Shooting To Win retired to Darley Stud Shooting To Win will join fellow Group One winning three-year-olds Hallowed Crown and Brazen Beau at Darley Stud.
Bob Baffert holds ace in Kentucky Derby The Bob Baffert-trained American Pharoah remains the Kentucky Derby favourite despite drawing barrier 18.
Heavy load a burden for leading apprentice Stewards have fined apprentice Tom Sadler for failing to use his full 1kg claim on Testability, a filly which was narrowly beaten at Geelong.
Gelagotis regains faith in Illustrious Lad Illustrious Lad has returned to the form that trainer Peter Gelagotis knew he has been capable of with an impressive win at Geelong.
Portelli's I'm All The Talk plans thwarted The presence of a rival leader has dampened Gary Portelli's confidence in the chances of I'm All The Talk at Hawkesbury.
Desert Man in well-received Gold Coast win The Gillian Heinrich-trained Desert Man has raced up to his favouritism at the Gold Coast to break through for his first win.
Waterhouse keen to add to Gold Cup bid The weather is set to have a major impact on the make-up of the field for the Group Three Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Pressday's half-brother scores on debut Chris Waller has predicted a bright future for the well-related Press Statement following his debut win at Canterbury.
111 nominations for $2 million Stradbroke The Brisbane Race Club has received 111 entries for the rich Stradbroke Handicap, the marquee race during the Queensland winter carnival.
Absenteeism key to A Lotta Love chances Trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon is expecting A Lotta Love to bounce back to form at Caulfield following a disappointing Flemington run.
Stewards adjourn Queensland cobalt inquiry A stewards' inquiry into an illegal level of cobalt returned by the 2014 Rockhampton Cup winner has been adjourned.
Laming puts Cahill on Payroll at Caulfield Richard Laming is counting on the promise Payroll showed in a debut win to help overcome a wide draw in the Thoroughbred Club Cup at Caulfield.
Town Plate hat-trick on cards for Dale Meticulously will be out to give leading Canberra trainer Matthew Dale three-straight Wagga Wagga Town Plate wins.
Kemp confident of fifth Weetwood victory Typhoon Red and Kempelly will carry the hopes of Kevin Kemp as the trainer attempts to win the Weetwood Handicap for a fifth time.
California Chrome to bypass Lockinge California Chrome willl have his first English run at Royal Ascot with connections opting not to run in the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury.
British jockey cleared of corruption The British Hose Racing Authority has cleared jockey Richie McGrath of corruption charges after a lengthy inquiry.
Clipperton to miss Canterbury after fall Sam Clipperton will forgo Canterbury rides, including the mount on early favourite Adirodack, after falling at Kembla Grange.
McEvoy left with Evangelist as Cup hopeful Trainer Tony McEvoy says he wants firm ground for Evangelist, the imported horse most likely to carry his hopes in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Moody youngsters to follow in Caviar path Peter Moody has Cool Snitzel and Cool Chap as likely Redoute's Choice Stakes starters at a Caulfield meeting that is significant for his stable.
Gilchrist belts them for six! It was big cheers all around at Kyneton as Grand Syndicates' bargain gelding Gilchrist opened his account in style taking out the Vobis Gold 1850m maiden.
Waller fillies poised to go separate ways Chris Waller will rely on Wine Tales to represent his all-conquering stable in the Australasian Oaks.
Murt The Flirt on the move after Geelong Murt The Flirt raced in three states during his first campaign and trainer Brendan McCarthy has more interstate trips planned for the three-year-old.
Mestalla was Sunday’s Best Bet and duly records easy win Racing journalist for the Daily Telegraph Nic Ashman made him Sunday’s Best Bet of the day in the Sunday Telegraph, as did Sky Channel’s Tony Brassel.
Clenton gets trainer's vote for Canterbury Apprentice Samantha Clenton will be trying to continue a successful association with Nevagotavote at Canterbury.
Denman Flyer does it again for Michael Costa 3yo Denman gelding Denman Flyer posted his second win for Blueblood Thoroughbreds today, taking out the 6th race on the card at Queanbeyan
Kembla Grange reduced to seven races A waterlogged area of the Kembla Grannge track has forced the cancellation of the staying race on Tuesday's program.
Import ready to make debut at Caulfield The Lindsay Park team will be adopting a tried and true method for an upcoming spring campaign with import Velox at Caulfield.
New venue needed for Grand Nationals With Sandown requiring work to fix ongoing track problems, Racing Victoria will work with Victorian clubs to facilitate a transfer of meetings.
Flamingo Star to make Australian debut German import Flamingo Star, who boasts an early win over Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist, is set to make his Australian debut at Hawkesbury.
Laing heading to Adelaide for G1 with Sky After a close second in the TJ Smith, Robbie Laing is looking for a Group One win to add to Lord Of The Sky's resume in the Goodwood in Adelaide.
Peace Force to launch winter campaign Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to Peace Force to pick up where she left off in the summer when she begins her campaign at Hawkesbury.
Schweida happy to miss Gold Coast Missing the Gold Coast meeting with Cape Kidnappers and Miss Cover Girl is of no concern to trainer Kelly Schweida.
Blazing Speed wins Hong Kong's QE II Cup Hong-Kong stabled Blazing Speed has won the QE II Cup at Sha Tin, with Australian horse Criterion, ridden by Craig Williams, finishing third.
Bachman continues Qld Derby trail Bachman will take the next step to a Queensland Derby start when he runs in the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Justin Stanley looking for more limelight Jockey Justin Stanley hopes Group Three winner Worthy Cause will be the horse to reignite his career in Brisbane.
Jurasound to step up in Australasian Oaks Trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig return to their old stomping ground with runners in two Group One races at Morphettville in Adelaide.
Waller keeping watch on Kool Kompany The Neil Werrett-owned Kool Kompany will be trying for a Group One win in the British 2000 Guineas before he joins the Chris Waller stable.
Bring Me The Maid on Group One path Peter Moody's Brisbane carnival team has been strengthened by the arrival of Bring Me The Maid who is on a path to the Group One sprints.
Sangster Stakes next for Vain Queen Trainer John Sadler will decide whether to give Vain Queen a jump-out at Caulfield or a strong gallop before she heads to Adelaide for the Sangster Stakes,
No fairytale ending for Tony McCoy Champion British jumps jockey Tony McCoy has had to settle for third place in the final race of his illustrious career.
Flemington stipes suspend Payne, Bayliss Excessive use of the whip has put apprentice Jake Bayliss on the sidelines while Michelle Payne has been suspended for careless riding.
Wide draw makes difference for The Bowler The Bowler has overcome a wide gate to give trainer Robert Smerdon the first leg of a running double at Flemington.
Storm puts paid to last race at Randwick A sudden storm has caused the final race on Randwick's Anzac Day meeting to be abandoned.
Moor guides Authoritarian to St Leger win Daniel Moor has given Authoritarian the perfect front-running ride to give Lee Freedman his second VRC St Leger victory at Flemington.
Dowdstown Charlie's wet form to the fore Dowdstown Charlie has vindicated trainer David Payne's decision to back him up from a Kembla Grange second with victory at Randwick.
Nostradamus salutes in G Coast Guineas Plans to geld Nostradamus have been put on hold after his win in the Gold Coast Guineas which completed a stellar day for the Hawkes stable.
Leebaz underlines Doomben Cup credentials Sydney galloper Leebaz has made his own luck to enhance his Doomben Cup claims with a narrow Hollindale Stakes win.
Srikandi returns in style in Gr 2 Victory Srikandi has confirmed she will a leading chance for the Group One sprints during the Brisbane winter carnival with a first-up win at the Gold Coast.
Cobalt probe hurting my stable: Kavanagh Victorian trainer Mark Kavanagh claims a long-running cobalt investigation is damaging his business.
Omen tip Major Major wins on Anzac Day Major Major has given trainer Bryce Heys his first metropolitan win at Randwick and apprentice Brodie Loy the first leg of a double.
Big Tree surprises in Ken Russell Memorial The $61 outsider Big Tree has delivered a knockout blow his more-fancied rivals in winning the Ken Russell Memorial Classic at the Gold Coast.
Alderson family salutes with My Popette Colin Alderson has continued to turn out two-year-old winners, with My Popette beating Lizard Island in the Anzac Day Stakes at Flemington.
The Peak put down as Neo claims PM's Cup The Bart and James Cummings-trained The Peak has been euthanised after going amiss in the Prime Minister's Cup.
I've Got The Looks claims Silk Stocking Sydney mare I've Got The Looks has given Glen Boss a third win in the Listed Silk Stocking at the Gold Coast.
Face Forward returns to form at Flemington Face Forward has elished soft ground and a straight course in scoring an easy win from Puzzle at Flemington.
Painted Fireball gives rivals the brush Debutante Painted Fireball has lived up to her jockey's expectations with a strong performance at Randwick.
Brisbane Cup goal for Chairman's winner Epingle has shocked punters but not trainer Mick Kent in winning the Chairman's Handicap at the Gold Coast to cement a Brisbane Cup campaign.
Bohemian Lily in contention for Qld Oaks The Queensland Oaks looms large for the Gai Waterhouse-trained Bohemian Lily after the filly's win in the Gold Coast Bracelet.
Worthy Cause on Queensland Guineas path Trainer John Zielke is likely to resist a Queensland Derby campaign for Worthy Cause despite an impressive win in the Gunsynd Classic at the Gold Coast.
McCoy to keep Champion's Trophy The champion's trophy for British jumps riding will be Tony McCoy's to keep after he rides in his final race at Sandown.
Melb Cup winner Shocking sires 1st winner Victorian-trained Shockaholic has given Melbourne Cup winner Shocking his first success as a sire.
Wagga Wagga carnival attracts big names The two-day Wagga Wagga racing carnival has enticed the biggest stables in Sydney and Melbourne to lodge entries.
Margaret McDonald granted licence to train Margaret McDonald will train a limited number of racehorses out the stables from where her late husband Ross enjoyed success.
Wet track a bonus for Swift Lady: Sargent John Sargent says Swift Lady is a lot better in the wet than her statistics suggest and he expects her to do well on a quick back-up at Randwick.
Heathcote pair face challenge in Gunsynd Robert Heathcote admits he is unsure how Fusina and Gid Up Strop will measure up at the Gold Coast against quality interstate opponents.
Straight a tricky track for unbeaten filly Geelong trainer Vincent Malady heads to Flemington on one of his rare visits with unbeaten filly Appalachian Annie.
Tree Of Jesse growing on Cummings stable Sparingly raced filly Tree Of Jesse will be given the chance to earn a shot at better races when she resumes at Randwick.
Time For War ready for Gold Coast battle Trainer Stuart Kendrick is looking forward to saddling up stable newcomer Time For War in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Gifted Lad to make most of suspect Leger Trent Busuttin has no concerns about Zabeel three-year-old Gifted Lad running the 2800m of the VRC St Leger at Flemington.
Gollan cautious about aging sprint star Last year's winner Temple Of Boom will be one of three sprinters representing trainer Tony Gollan in the Group Two Victory Stakes at the Gold Coast.
End of an era as McCoy bows out at Sandown There has never been a jumps jockey in British racing as good as Tony McCoy, the record-breaking rider who closes out his career at Sandown.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 62 The next few weeks are shaping as being very exciting for our company with several horses running in Stakes races.
Godolphin World Cup winners retired Godolphin's World Cup winners African Story and Prince Bishop have both been retired from racing.
Rubick to join Coolmore stallion roster Regally bred colt Rubick will stand at Coolmore Stud in the Hunter Valley alongside Cox Plate winner Adelaide.
Inside draw for Criterion in Gr 1 QEII Cup Criterion will start from barrier one with Red Cadeaux in gate nine as they take on Hong Kong's best gallopers in the QEII Cup at Sha Tin.
Walker edging closer to personal goal A month after he claimed his first Melbourne Group One win, Michael Walker is within reach of a goal he set at the start of the season.
Well-bred Defender tackles midweek rivals Reservations about running blue-blooded filly Defender on a heavy track proved unfounded when she scored a promising win at Canterbury.
Blake Shinn beaten in a bummer of a finish The backside of top jockey Blake Shinn has gone viral after the Melbourne Cup-winning hoop lost his trousers in a race at Canterbury.
Collett to take his chances at Randwick The absence of some of Sydney's top jockeys has opened the door for Jason Collett to make his mark at Randwick.
Stipulate in contention for Brisbane trip After a disappointing first-up run, import Stipulate can redeem himself and earn a trip to Brisbane with a better effort at Flemington.
Wet track to suit Pride trio at Randwick Three horses with proven form on rain-affected tracks will represent Joe Pride at a rain-sodden Randwick.
Vandyke mare can strike Gold in Hollindale Bookmakers have Arabian Gold an early favourite to win the Hollindale Stakes as the Sydney mare closes in on $1 million in prize money.
Wicked Intent set to step out for Munce Chris Munce will be trying to train his first stakes winner at the Gold Coast when he saddles up Wicked Intent and Perplexity.
Srikandi launches Stradbroke Hcp campaign Victorian mare Srikandi has drawn the rails for her return to racing in the Victory Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Top colt Hallowed Crown retired to stud Golden Rose and Randwick Guineas winner Hallowed Crown has run his last race as he prepares for his first season at stud.
Art Sherman set for Chrome reunion American trainer Art Sherman is due in England to oversee the preparation of California Chrome ahead of a decision whether the horse runs at Newbury.
Criterion pleases Hayes in track gallop Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner Criterion has tuned up for his Group One bid in Hong Kong with a workout at Sha Tin.
Trackrider charged over banned device Racing Victoria stewards have charged a trackwork rider in relation to the discovery of a banned electrical device at Mornington.
Dittman back in winner's stall at Doomben Three months after he was injured in a race fall, Luke Dittman has capped his return to the saddle with a midweek win at Doomben.
Hawkes expecting more horses at Flemington Wayne Hawkes is expecting his Flemington team to increase following the deluge of rain that has been dumped in Sydney.
Clearing weather a boost for Canterbury A waterlogged part of the Canterbury racetrack has been fixed and officials are confident there will be midweek racing in Sydney after three days of rain.
Sadler wants wet track for Harmony Charmed Harmony's aversion to hard tracks has trainer John Sadler hoping for some rain ahead of the Anzac Day meeting at Flemington.
Kaphero moves to Riverdene Stud Riverdene Stud is to become the new home of Kaphero. The distinguished Group winning sprinter is to be relocated from Swettenham Stud to help swell the number of stallions available to thoroughbred breeders located in Riverina region of NSW.
Favourable forecast helps Randwick track Randwick promises to be safe for racing on a heavy surface as long as Sydney's extreme weather continues to ease.
Guineas doubts for Miss Cover Girl A wide gate has trainer Kelly Schweida in two minds about whether to run smart filly Miss Cover Girl at the Gold Coast.
Freedman pair to step out in St Leger Lee and Anthony Freedman will have Authoritarian and Berserk in the VRC St Leger as the trainers bid to enhance their record in Flemington staying races.
Carnival plans for Hopfgarten in disarray Robert Heathcote fears he will have to abandon Doomben Cup plans for Hopfgarten after the horse was made an emergency for a vital lead-up race.
Trainer Darren Smith loses cobalt appeal The Racing NSW Appeal Panel has dismissed Darren Smith's objection against a 15-year disqualification over cobalt offences.
First starter scores timely win at Doomben The Barry Baldwin-trained Shadow Lawn has scored a comprehensive win at Doomben to give her sire Rothesay the first leg of an early double.
Steve O'Dea calls on interstate jockeys A suspension to Tim Bell has prompted trainer Steve O'Dea to put out a call to two interstate riders to partner his key runners at the Gold Coast.
John Tapp to retire from broadcasting Veteran broadcaster and race caller John Tapp has announced his retirement after 50 years in the business.
Canterbury meeting postponed by 24 hours Sydney's midweek race program at Canterbury has been put back a day as racing officials bank on an improving weather forecast.
Huge crowd expected for McCoy farewell Sandown Racecourse is preparing to cater for a sell-out crowd to farewell retiring champion jumps jockey Tony McCoy.
Nick Hall in successful appeal against ban Top jockey Nick Hall has won an appeal against a lengthy suspension, ensuring he can ride at Flemington.
Stewards launch probe into banned device Racing Victoria stewards are investigating the discovery of an electrical device during a trackwork session.
Barriers set to decide Balfour destination Ryan Balfour has the option of running Light It Up at Flemington or Morphettville and will let barrier positions help make up his mind.
Rain puts dampener on Canterbury return A return to Sydney midweek racing at Canterbury will hinge on an early-morning track inspection.
Smerdon takes conservative path with King Stoutly bred King Of England has a touch of quality about him which trainer Robert Smerdon hopes can the import can use to good effect at Geelong.
Matt McGillivray banned for drug offence Stewards have disqualified Matt McGillivray for four months after the leading apprentice returned a positive drugs sample.
Sydney plan comes together for Craiglea Queensland sprinter Craiglea Cruz is expected to have conditions in his favour when the four-year-old steps out at Randwick.
Ascot not Newmarket for Ward pair Hootenanny and Sunset Glow will target Royal Ascot with American trainer Wesley Ward deciding against Guineas starts.
Go Indy ready to go home soon Group One winning filly Go Indy Go is being prepared for her return to stable life after an extended summer/autumn break.
Colin Little to front RAD Board Melbourne trainer Colin Little faces a judicial hearing over a positive result to Ibuprofen returned by Caulfield winner Phantom Brew.
Golden Slipper winner Mossfun retired Mossfun has run her last race with the 2014 Golden Slipper heading to the breeding barn after an unsuccessful autumn campaign.
Gotta Take Care gearing for jumps return Gotta Take Care will be aiming for back-to-back Galleywood Hurdle wins when he makes a return to jumps racing at Warrnambool.
Racing to go ahead at Randwick despite wet Trainer David Payne will take advantage of Sydney's wet weather to back Dowdstown Charlie up at Randwick seven days after his second at Kembla Grange.
Gallop to decide St Leger start for Ruler Trainer Mick Kent has the VRC St Leger or the South Australian Derby as staying options for promising three-year-old Oncidium Ruler.
Jim Byrne chasing jockeys' title Jim Byrne is making a charge for the Brisbane jockeys' title after moving to within three wins of young gun Luke Tarrant.
Wandjina to join Dissident at Newgate Wandjina will join Dissident on Newgate Farm's stallion roster at the end of his three-year-old year which could include a trip to Royal Ascot.
Moody admits cobalt saga taking a toll Despite his Group One successes this autumn, trainer Peter Moody says the ongoing cobalt saga is taking a toll on his business.
Permit in retraining for new career Sacred Falls is heading to stud while his also retired Chris Waller-trained stablemate Permit is in training for a new career.
Feek eyeing country cups with Lucciola Trainers David and Coral Feek are heading to the Pakenham and Warrnambool Cups with staying mare Lucciola who is in her final racing campaign.
River Lad to resume in Victory Stakes Stradbroke Handicap winner River Lad will be reunited with Damien Oliver at the Gold Coast to begin his path to his defence of Brisbane's premier race.
Griante chasing Gr1 glory in Adelaide Trainer David Brideoake originally made his name as a conditioner of jumpers but in recent years has been having success on the flat.
Solicit to revive her career Group One placed mare Solicit will be given another chance has pleased trainer Gerald Ryan with retirement plans on hold.
Return to England likely for Hootenanny A triumphant return by Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner Hootenanny at Keeneland has prompted talk of a return to England for the 2000 Guineas.
Williams hits the front in jockeys' title Amorino's Listed win at Caulfield has brought up a winning double for Craig Williams, taking him to the lead in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Randwick ANZAC Day meeting may be moved Racing NSW chief steward Ray Murrihy has asked the Australian Turf Club to look at alternatives to holding the ANZAC day meeting at Randwick.
Our Boy Malachi confirms Queensland return Our Boy Malachi will return to Queensland after his Hall Mark Stakes win over Craftiness at Randwick.
Politeness campaign back on right track Politeness was Sydney bound for the autumn carnival until injury stopped her progress but Adelaide is on the agenda after a Caulfield win.
Fall mars winning double for Jeff Lloyd Jeff Lloyd has landed two winners at Doomben before escaping serious injury in a race fall.
Gypsy Diamond claims overdue win in Plate Gyspy Diamond has had her trainer pulling his hair out but the mare has made up for it with victory in the Group Three JRA Plate.
Ricky Maund faces raceday treatment probe Stewards have adjourned an inquiry after they scratched the Ricky Maund-trained Uncle Keithy at Caulfield on suspicion of a raceday treatment.
Change of plan pays off for Fontein Ruby Chasing the cash has paid off for connections of Fontein Ruby with the filly leading throughout in a Caulfield win.
Mount Nebo earns Weetwood Handicap start The Wyong-trained Mount Nebo will step up to black-type grade after keeping a perfect Queensland record intact at Doomben.
Outsider Red Bomber upsets Trust In A Gust Red Bomber has scored a surprise win in the VOBIS Gold Sprint at Caulfield, narrowly beating Group One winner Trust In A Gust.
Dissident bows out with fifth Group 1 win Dissident has staked his claim for Horse of the Year honours with a Group One win in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Better wins in store for Fatale: Stanley Trainer Brent Stanley has a big opinion of Fleur Fatale, a filly which made a winning debut in the Gold Ingot at Caulfield.
Emotional metrop win for country trainer Sale trainer Andrew Murray has been brought to tears after Sunday Escape posted the trainer's first city win at Caulfield.
Group I Champagne flows for Pasadena Girl Diminutive filly Pasadena Girl has taken out the Champagne Stakes, the third and final Group One race for two-year-olds during the Sydney autumn carnival.
Slightly Sweet ends autumn with second G3 Slightly Sweet has won her second Group Three race of the autumn, taking out the James HB Carr Stakes at Randwick.
Meech, Miss Promiscuity continue win spree Miss Promiscuity has shown the benefit of being trained in a different environment, scoring a first-up win for Lindsay Park at Caulfield.
Hi World wins third straight Sydney race The Peter Moody-trained Hi World has kept a perfect Sydney record intact with victory in the Group Three Frank Packer Plate.
Hello Hornsby makes winning Brisbane debut Hello Hornsby, a $6000 purchase from Victoria, has returned an immediate dividend for trainer Donald Baker with a Doomben win.
Jileks Spur laps up 4000m to claim Final After making a clean sweep of the Marathon Series with a Caulfield win over 4000m, Jileks Spur is heading to Warrnambool to start a jumping career.
Philip Vela dies in New Zealand Philip Vela, the co-founder of New Zealand Bloodstock with his brother Peter, has died.
Criterion settles in well for HK tilt Criterion and Red Cadeaux have settled in well in Hong Kong ahead of their next clash in the QEII Cup.
Trust In A Gust heavily backed for return Dual Group One winner Trust In A Gust looks to have a class edge on his rivals in the VOBIS Gold Sprint and has been well-backed to win first-up.
Johnstone mixes it up with Precious Gem Gwenda Johnstone has her eyes set on an importrant Adelaide race, forcing a change of routine for Caulfield entry Precious Ge,
Odyssey Moon poised for Champagne result Rod Northam is banking on Odyssey Moon's resilience to count when it matters most in the Group One Champagne Stakes at Randwick.
Fontelina on G1 All Aged Stakes mission Trainer Anthony Cummings believes Fontelina can defy his odds and a classy field in the All Aged Stakes.
Weights favour Duplicity Jones in marathon The MackTow Marathon Series Final over 4000m is Australia's longest flat race with Duplicity Jones and Jileks Spur continuing their battles at Caulfield.
Tahni Dancer fitter for Sydney G3 race Clinton McDonald has taken positives from Tahni Dancer's P J Bell Stakes run and believes the filly is better suited in the James H B Carr Stakes.
Craftiness heads Pride's stakes quartet Joe Pride will saddle up almost a third of the field when he starts four runners in the Group Three Hall mark Stakes at Randwick.
Honest gelding resumes in Listed sprint Listed winner Tried And Tired kicks off his latest campaign in the Bel Esprit Stakes at Caulfield with a potential Queensland trip on the horizon.
Heathcote calls for rule change Trainer Robert Heathcote has challenged the rule he must substitute an apprentice with an apprentice after Matthew McGillivray's positive drug test.
Williams wary as Mile attracts top field Matthew Williams says Turnitaround is set to improve sharply on a first-up run despite taking on a quality line up at Caulfield.
Lees hoping for big finish from Slow Pace Out-of-form stayer Slow Pace has figured in a gear change as he bids to recapture his best form at Randwick.
Kempelly to complete Weetwood Hcp build-up Kempelly will round out a campaign aimed at going one better in the Weetwood Handicap when apprentice Geoff Goold takes the ride at Doomben.
Voodoo Blue Magic to fill Ross stable void Voodoo Blue Magic will carry the hopes of trainer Les Ross at Doomben while star stablemate Mishani Honcho is in the spelling paddock.
Dynamic Action Button wins Again Murwillumbah based trainer Matthew Dunn turned out our Dynamic 3yo Filly Action Button (Choisir ex Carlton Show) in magnificent order at Murwillumbah this afternoon and the Sky Channel “Pick Of The Yard” duly saluted, starting at a staggering $10.00 on the NSW tote.
Kool Kompany stakes Guineas claims Kool Kompany has staked a claim for the 2000 Guineas with his Craven Stakes win for Black Caviar's part-owner Neil Werrett.
Protectionist cleared of serious injury Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist will push on with his racing career after scans cleared the stayer of a major knee injury.
Wide marble against Danuki in Gold Ingot Trainer Clinton McDonald is likely to wait until race morning to decide whether debut winner Danuki runs from an outside gate in the VOBIS Gold Ingot.
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All Aged distance test for Terravista Terravista and Chautauqua will attempt to extend their brilliance to 1400m when they resume their rivalry in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Racing assets merged as Racing Australia The Australian Racing Board, Racing Information Services Australia and the Australian Stud Book have been replaced by a single body, Racing Australia.
McEvoy named captain of Shergar Cup team Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Kerrin McEvoy will make a return to Europe as captain of the Rest of the World team in the Shergar Cup.
Peeping to confirm meteoric rise in Carr Ron Quinton will have three runners at his home track of Randwick, headed by up-and-coming filly Peeping in the JHB Carr Stakes.
Draw only Caulfield concern for Brideoake The barrier draw hasn't been kind to Self Sense, but trainer David Brideoake is banking on some Ben Melham magic to help the stayer at Caulfield.
Gregers on song for Caulfield sprint race Connections are confident classy sprinting mare Gregers is on target for another stakes win at Caulfield.
Pasadena Girl set for G1 Champagne finish Pasadena Girl has been well supported to land the last leg of Sydney's triple crown for two-year-old when she contests the Champagne Stakes.
Tudor OK to chase big dollars at Caulfield Tudor has overcome a setback to take his place in a race against Group One winner Trust In A Gust at Caulfield.
James weighs up Qld options for Achiever The Hollindale Stakea and the Doomben Cup are possible Queensland winter carnival targets for top New Zealand mare Silent Achiever.
Walk plots Group 1 success with Oaks filly Whatalovelyday will be given her chance to measure up as a Queenland Oaks filly after she resumes racing at Doomben.
Distance a query for Syn City: Birchley Liam Birchley says he is worried about Syn City seeing out a strong 1000m as the filly tries to continue the trainer's impressive run with juveniles.
AFL Grand Final forces G1 Turnbull switch The Turnbull Stakes meeting at Flemington has been put back 24 hours in a one-off switch due to the scheduling of the AFL Grand Final.
Fast 'N' Rocking on trial for Brisbane G1s Connections of Fast 'N' Rocking have decided to dodge Sydney's top sprinters and chase a Group Three victory in the Hall Mark Stakes at Randwick.
Treve could return sooner than planned Dual Arc winner Treve is on target for an early return with her campaign aimed at an unprecendented third win in Europe's most prestigious race.
Chad Schofield set for riding stint in UK Cox Plate-winning jockey Chad Schofield will embark on a three-month riding stint in England where he'll be based at Newmarket.
Weight of expectation can't stop Glendara Barry Baldwin's concerns about a weight rise for Glendara proved unfounded when the horse led throughout to score at the Sunshine Coast.
Takedown to lift Moore's Sydney profile Takedown can confirm his emergence as an unlikely hero of the Gary Moore stable when he contests the Champagne Stakes at Randwick.
Lonnero Wins For BlueBlood Thoroughbreds Connections Lonnero the son of champion racehorse Lonhro won his 2nd race yesterday for leading syndicator BlueBlood Thoroughbreds.
Sir Moments charges back to form An inspired ride from Tim Bell, the rise to 1600m and the benefit of a couple of runs under his belt combined to send SIR MOMENTS' earnings to over 600k on Saturday at Doomben.
Counterattack earns winter carnival trip The Chris Waller-trained Counterattack is headed for Queensland's best two-year-old races after resuming with a midweek win at Warwick Farm.
Shooting To Win ready for All Aged bid Caulfield Guineas winner Shooting To Win has recovered from a back injury to chase a second Group One victory in the $400,000 All Aged Stakes.
Smerdon runners continue on Group One path Stablemates Under The Louvre, Fontein Ruby and Politeness will chase victories at Caulfield ahead of Group One targets in Adelaide.
Mark Riley fined $5000 over positive swab Victorian trainer Mark Riley has been fined $5000 after one of his horses tested positive to a banned substance.
Wildman earns shot at winter carnival A midweek victory at the Sunshine Coast has convinced connections of The Wildman to give him a chance in the better two-year-old races.
Longstocking on the ladder to a G1 start Missy Longstocking will earn a shot at Group One company in Adelaide if she can bounce back to form at Caulfield.
Bachman to be aimed at Qld Derby The Queensland Derby is the winter target for Bachman who will take the first step on that path in the opening race at Randwick.
Hvasstan poised to debut for new trainer Leading Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has been charged with the task of enhancing Hvasstan's stakes record before the horse retires to stud.
Press Report in driver's seat for G3 Carr Trainer Lee Curtis says the conditions of the J H B Carr Stakes suit Press Report who returns to fillies' grade after contesting weight-for-age company.
Top sprinters to clash again in All Aged The world's top sprinter Terravista and his heir apparent Chautauqua will go head-to-head in the final Group One race of the Sydney autumn carnival.
Cirrus Des Aigles nearing G1 return Veteran Cirrus Des Aigles is gearing up for his defence of the Group One Prix Ganay which will be his first start for the year.
Robbie Waterhouse censured over column Bookmaker Robbie Waterhouse has found himself on the wrong side of stewards over a column which suggested punters could bet after the jump.
Srikandi on target for Queensland carnival Srikandi was a winter carnival revelation last season and is building up nicely for a shot at four Group One races in Queensland this time around.
Sistine Demon ready for Anniversary Vase Trainer Andrew Noblet can't fault Sistine Demon and is hoping the gelding can snap a 12-month absence from the winner's circle in the Anniversary Vase.
Mayfield-Smith with two Group One runners Noel Mayfield-Smith is looking forward to having Group One runners on the final day of the Sydney autumn carnival.
Tycoon Tara takes next step to G1 target The Robert Sangster Stakes is the target for Tycoon Tara who continues on her path towards the Group One race when she runs at Caulfield.
Dynamic Perplexity wins again in impressive Style Congratulations to our Dynamic Owners of promising stayer Perplexity ( Lonhro / Secret Haze) a now 6 times winner with earnings in excess of $250,000, this son of Lonhro looks to have a bright staying future ahead of him in Queensland.
Intrusion has the form on the board Intrusion's last-start third behind Sempre Libera gives trainer Gerald Ryan confidence ahead of his next start at Warwick Farm.
Angelic Light out of Adelaide carnival The Robbie Griffiths-trained Angelic Light has been ruled out for the rest of the season and will miss planned Group One starts in Adelaide.
More Kensington meetings receive the chop Three more meetings scheduled for the Australian Turf Club's maligned Kensington circuit have been switched to other racetracks.
Chautauqua primed for Group 1 All Aged bid Co-trainer Michael Hawkes says Chautauqua is poised to take his Group One-winning form into the All Aged Stakes.
Morgan opts for shorter trip with Eloping After a disappointing start to her autumn, a barrier trial win at Tatura has Eloping back on track for a possible Adelaide campaign.
Heathcote produces Derby chance for Dato The Queensland Derby has been confirmed as a serious target for the Robert Heathcote-trained Gid Up Strop.
Mile trip to suit Odyssey Moon: Northam Trainer Rod Northam says the distance of the Champagne Stakes gives Odyssey Moon a genuine chance at securing a Group One win.
Pakenham Cup looms large for Signoff Quality stayer Signoff will have his next start in the Pakenham Cup after making an encouraging return to racing.
Portelli goes back to basics in All Aged Gary Portelli says he will leave All Aged tactics to others, confident he knows how to give Rebel Dane his best chance of winning the $400,000 race.
Dear Demi has run her last race Group One winner Dear Demi has been retired by her owner John Singleton much to the disappointment of her trainer Clarry Conners.
Red Cadeaux off to Hong Kong Trainer Ed Dunlop has confirmed Red Cadeaux will run in the QE II Cup in Hong Kong following his gallant second in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Bikila to target spring staying races Australian Derby fourth placegetter Bikila is heading for a well earned break ahead of a spring campaign.
Dabernig savours Criterion win from afar Tom Dabernig is enjoying a successful first season in a training partnership with his uncle David Hayes which has been highlighted by two Group One wins.
The Barrister to lay down the law again Trainer Jason Warren is looking to The Barrister to step up in the Group One Champagne Stakes as the career of stable star Bel Sprinter nears an end.
Rich Enuff on track for spring return Brilliant colt Rich Enuff missed the autumn carnival through injury and is being aimed at a spring carnival return to racing.
Trust In A Gust begins final campaign Trust In A Gust kicks off his final campaign at Caulfield while Group One winning stablemates Platelet and Lucky Hussler will chase wins interstate.
Rudy to be aimed at Brisbane carnival Doncaster Mile fourth-placed Rudy will be brought back from the spelling paddock for a possible attack on the Hollindale Stakes-Doomben Cup double.
2nd straight Grand National for Aspell Leighton Aspell becomes the first jockey since the 1950s to win back-to-back editions of England's gruelling 7.2km Grand National jumps classic.
Flemington stands evactuated after alarm A fire alarm was activated in the hill stand at Flemington, causing the evacuation of racegoers just before the last race was run.
Oil a whole new ball game for G1 stewards Stewards have accepted Chris Waller's explanation after Cox Plate winner Adelaide was found to have had baby oil rubbed on its testicles.
Avoid Lightning earns praise from Bridge Avoid Lightning again showed her affinity for wet tracks with a gutsy win in the Group Two Sapphire Stakes at Randwick.
Manapine passes Flemington staying test Nigel Blackiston will consider the VRC St Leger and South Australian Derby for Manapine after he passed his first staying test at Flemington.
Gollan gets his Saturday metro quartet Rocket To Glory's powerful sprint at Doomben has helped trainer Tony Gollan to his first Saturday metropolitan quartet.
Criterion beats Red Cadeaux in QE Stakes Criterion is set to travel the world after beating Red Cadeaux in a dominant Queen Elizabeth Stakes victory at Randwick.
Chris Waller produces Sydney Cup quinella Veteran jockey Jim Cassidy has given his younger counterparts a riding lesson, with a barnstorming Sydney Cup victory on outsider Grand Marshal.
Apprentice lands first Flemington winner Former New Zealander Michael Dee rode a winner at his first Australian ride in January and finally landed a first at Flemington on Hard Romp.
Amanpour reigns as the Queen of the Turf Amanpour has given Gai Waterhouse her fourth Queen of the Turf Stakes win in the past five years.
Sir Moments back to best in Doomben win Sir Moments has returned in form in time to re-establish his winter carnival credentials in beating Hopfgarten at Doomben.
Gust Of Wind blows Oaks rivals away John Sargent's affinity for classic fillies races has again come to the fore at Randwick, where Gust Of Wind outstayed her rivals in the Australian Oaks.
Delectation wins in front of owner Macau businessman CC Lai has celebrated the Group Two win of his three-year-old Delectation in the Arrowfield Sprint at Randwick.
Payne proven right with Bel Show While injured jockey Jack Hill has done the majority of the work with Bel Show, it was Michelle Payne who convinced Henry Dwyer to run at Flemington.
Kansas Sunflower on an Oaks path Trainer Luke Oliver has Australasian Oaks plans for Kansas Sunflower, which will head to an Oaks lead-up race in SA after winning at Flemington.
Godolphin dominates Percy Sykes Stakes Juvenile filly Ottoman has scored a narrow win over stablemate Calaverite to land a valuable black-type victory in the Percy Sykes Stakes at Randwick
Sure And Fast lives up to name at Randwick Veteran South Coast trainer Bede Murray has celebrated Sure And Fast's win in the inaugural Provincial Championship Final at Randwick.
Hughes in form with small team Flemington trainer Tom Hughes doesn't have large numbers in his stable, but he's been making a regular appearance in the winner's enclosure of late.
Old warriors win hearts, races at Randwick Veteran jockey Jimmy Cassidy delivered a win for the ages at Randwick while English stayer Red Cadeaux showed winning isn't everything.
Federal victory a boost for Godolphin team Three-year-old Federal will be considered for a Hawkesbury Guineas start after proving a class above his Randwick rivals to win the South Pacific Classic.
Secret Saga atones with easy win Trainer Tony Gollan has sung the praises of his filly Secret Saga following her win at Doomben, but will wait and see about her winter carnival prospects.
The Barrister superior in a wet Fernhill The Barrister has handled a wet Randwick track with aplomb to win the Fernhill Handicap, giving his sire Star Witness his first stakes winner.
Bookmakers wary ahead of Grand National Bookmakers are preparing for big losses if either Nina Carberry or Tony McCoy is successful in the Grand National.
Serenade after black-type win at Randwick The Mike Moroney-trained Serenade was competitive in the Golden Slipper, making her an attractive prospect in the Percy Sykes Stakes.
Criterion to step up in G1 Queen Elizabeth Criterion is challenging for Queen Elizabeth favouritism after the scratching of Contributer from the $4 million race.
Stokes to improve interstate strike rate Hucklebuck has impressed in a barrier trial win but it is Couldn't Agreemore which can add to Phillip Stokes' Melbourne strike-rate.
Contributer out of Queen Elizabeth Stakes Godolphin star Contributer has been scratched from the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Sydney Cup a tough challenge for Carousel Trainer Ken Keys will be thrilled if outsider Like A Carousel can sneak a top-five finish against a stronger-than-expected Sydney Cup field.
Sargent two-handed in ATC Australian Oaks VRC Oaks runner-up Thunder Lady is the pick of John Sargent's two Australian Oaks runners but he knows the staying test will suit Gust Of Wind.
Bonaria ready to bow out on high: Hyland Trainer Pat Hyland has changed his approach with Bonaria in what is shaping as the mare's final start in the Queen of the Turf Stakes.
Longines to extend Australian racing ties Longines has unveiled its tracking technology for horse racing to be used in Sydney for the first time on Queen Elizabeth Stakes day.
Black Chevalier flies flag for Feek stable As husband-and-wife training team David and Coral Feek build their numbers, Black Chevalier will represent their new stable in the Galilee Series Final.
Fenway scratched from ATC Australian Oaks A foot injury has forced Vinery Stud Stakes winner Fenway to be scratched from the Group One ATC Australian Oaks.
Apprentice Sadler keen to keep improving Tom Sadler knows winter racing is important for apprentices and believes the advice of a top jockey is helping his riding.
Tony Gollan getting into carnival groove Leading trainer Tony Gollan will roll out the first of his winter carnival horses at Doomben where he has runners in two feature races.
Game Of Fame continues Qld Oaks campaign The Jason McLachlan-trained Game Of Fame will take another step towards the Queensland Oaks when she races at Doomben.
No defections from Grand National field All the main Grand National fancies are set to take their places in the 40-horse field for the world's most famous steeplechase at Aintree.
Snitzel stars at Sydney Easter Sale Arrowfield Stud stallion Snitzel has starred at the annual Easter Yearling sale, providing the top two lots with 10 horses realising $1 million or more.
Two horses euthanased at jumps trials The 2015 jumps racing season has suffered its first fatalities with the death of two horses at the Cranbourne barrier trials.
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Big Memory's staying ability under watch Big Memory's Sydney Cup performance will determine the path he takes in the spring but trainer Tony McEvoy admits the 3200 metres is a query.
First Flemington runner for rookie trainer Former amateur rider Matthew Brown will saddle up his second runner as a trainer when Little Bita Spunk runs in the opening race at Flemington.
Second-hand horse chasing Final target Trainer Grant Marshall will chase his biggest payday when Slots lines up in the $300,000 Provincial Championship Final at Randwick.
Arnold happy to stick with in-form Griante After riding Griante to a Group One third, Steven Arnold is keen to stick with her in the Group Two Sapphire Stakes at Randwick.
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Ed Dunlop in awe of Red Cadeaux Trainer Ed Dunlop has arrived in Sydney to put the final touches on Red Cadeaux before he runs in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
NZ out to plunder another Aust classic New Zealand Oaks winner Savaria has arrived at Randwick ahead of her attempt to secure a kiwi clean sweep of Sydney's classic races.
Carey sets three-year-old a staying test Trainer Pat Carey doesn't expect a sharp distance rise to pose any problem for three-year-old All I Survey in the Galilee Series Final at Flemington.
Imports in line for G1 Randwick success Two imported horses who started their Australian journeys together are set to play starring roles on the second day of The Championships in Sydney.
Cape Kidnappers to make amends at Doomben Trainer Kelly Schwieda is pleased with Cape Kidnappers despite a lacklustre barrier trial and expects him to do well in the Chief De Beers Handicap.
Pinch River has star potential: Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote has made comparisons between three-year-old Pinch River and star sprinter Buffering at the same age.
Upcoming Sandown meetings transferred Seymour and Geelong will host the next two Melbourne midweek meetings following recent criticism of Sandown's Hillside and Lakeside tracks.
Veuvelicious to deliver on early promise A Queensland campaign could be on the agenda for stakeswinner Veuvelicious after her comeback run at Flemington.
Injury scare for G1 Oaks fancy Fenway ATC Australian Oaks contender Fenway is battling a hoof problem in the lead-up to the Group One race.
Racing names against revised mine plan Gai Waterhouse, Bart Cummings and Gerry Harvey have spoken out against renewed plans for a coal mine near Hunter Valley horse studs.
Six yearlings top the million dollar mark Six yearlings have topped the million dollar mark at the second session of the Australian Easter Yearling Sale.
Big future predicted for Gold Ambition Lightly raced two-year-old Gold Ambition is in line for a Champagne Stakes start after winning at Warwick Farm.
Deep Field to stand at Newgate Farm Explosive sprinter Deep Field has run his last race with the son of Northern Meteor to stand at Newgate Farm this spring.
Yallambee Stud sold to US Spendthrift Farm The US-based Spendthrift Farm has confirmed its purchase of Victoria's Yallambee Stud as it continues to be active in the Australian thoroughbred industry.
Zahra loses appeal against 16 meeting ban Mark Zahra will miss 16 meetings after failing in his appeal against the severity of a careless riding suspension he incurred at Mornington.
Don Doremo trying for Sydney Cup upset Don Doremo takes on a classy Sydney Cup field with trainer Robbie Laing hoping to make up for a near miss in the TJ Smith Stakes with Lord Of The Sky.
McDonald in weighty battle with stewards James McDonald has been grilled by stewards for failing to fulfill a commitment to an important ride on the second day of The Championships at Randwick.
Hall wins case for Queen Elizabeth compo Racing NSW stewards have found in favour of jockey Nick Hall in his dispute with the connections of Japanese galloper To The World.
Catkins lining up for another Group One Catkins will be given another chance to chase an elusive Group One win in the Queen Of The Turf Stakes at Randwick.
Manapine takes next step on SA Derby path The Nigel Blackiston-trained Manapine will be out to press his claims for the South Australian Derby when he runs at Flemington.
Hall wins case for QE compensation Stewards have ordered connections of To The World to pay sacked jockey Nick Hall his percentage share of prize money won in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
RQ prepared to cater for bumper numbers Racing Queensland is prepared to extend the race card at the Sunshine Coast to cater for horses who have missed runs due to abandoned meetings.
Fliedner sets two-race target for Setinum Trainer Shane Fliedner has set Setinum a busy race schedule starting in the Tom Elliot Drive Trophy at Flemington.
Hammersley looks to Stars for next win Jockey Paul Hammersley hopes to mark his return to Brisbane racing with a stakes victory aboard Dances On Stars for long-time supporter Gerlad Ryan.
Tinto out of Sydney and Brisbane carnivals Queensland Oaks winner Tinto will miss the rest of the Sydney autumn carnival but is expected to return for a spring campaign in Melbourne.
Carberry out to create National history First Lieutenant's trainer Mouse Morris believes the horse is primed to make Nina Carberry the first woman to ride the winner of the Grand National.
Red Cadeaux to run in Queen Elizabeth Three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux will bypass the Sydney Cup in favour of the shorter Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Three million dollar yearlings at Easter Three yearlings fetched more than $1 million on the first day of the Australian Easter Yearling Sale in Sydney.
First Seal passed for Group One WFA test First Seal has confirmed her place in the $1 million Queen of the Turf Stakes after a Randwick track gallop.
Sydney Cup a true test of stayers: Waller Trainer Chris Waller believes the Melbourne Cup is the right form guide for the Sydney Cup and hopes Who Shot Thebarman can improve on his third placing.
Sacked Hall seeks QE Stakes compensation Nick Hall has been sacked as the Queen Elizabeth Stakes rider of To The World, paving the way for Zac Purton to take the prized mount.
Zanbagh on track after difficult spring Zanbagh will join Signoff in a first-up encounter over 1600m at Flemington with an Adelaide or Brisbane campaign on the line.
Lord Of The Sky earns spell on TJ heroics After a narrow second to Chautauqua in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick, Lord Of The Sky will be sent for a spell.
Eden maps out interstate plans for Dancer Trainer Shea Eden will direct Novel Dancer towards interstate stakes races with the Group One Tattersall's Tiara among the options.
Smokin' Joey aiming at second G1 Goodwood Seven-year-old Smokin' Joey will attempt back-to-back wins in the Group One Goodwood with the 1200m race to be the sprinter's next start.
Winter timing right for Sense Of Occasion Joe Pride will saddle up a team of six at Warwick Farm, including Sense Of Occasion who the trainer hopes can figure at upcoming race carnivals.
Red Cadeaux surprise QE acceptor Red Cadeaux is a surprise acceptor for the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes as well as his original mission, the Sydney Cup.
Katie Walsh wins Irish Grand National Katie Walsh has won the Irish Grand National aboard Thunder And Roses to become just the third woman to win the race.
Leading hopes still in National contention Market leader Shutthefrontdoor heads the 65 horses still in contention for the Grand National at Aintree.
Sandown track surface cops more criticism Jockeys have expressed further concerns about the surface at the Melbourne Racing Club's Sandown racetrack.
Candelara earns ATC Australian Oaks start Bjorn Baker has confirmed he will back-up Candelara in the ATC Australian Oaks after her win in the Adrian Knox Stakes at Randwick.
Signoff nominated for Flemington return This season's Melbourne Cup fourth placegetter Signoff is nominated to make his return to the races in a 1600m handicap at Flemington.
Doncaster Mile - what the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the Group One Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Hardy race-goers rewarded at Randwick Race-goers who braved the rescheduled Championships at Randwick have been rewarded with sensational on-track action.
Australasian Oaks the target for Redasun The Greg Eurell-trained Redasun has notched her second-straight win at Sandown to confirm Group One Australasian Oaks plans.
Chris Waller wins Doncaster with Kermadec Chris Waller and Glen Boss have combined to win the Doncaster Mile with Kermadec, seven years after they won with Triple Honour.
Chautauqua sheds G1 bridesmaid tag in TJ Chautauqua has come from last to break his Group One maiden in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Mongolian Khan wins the Australian Derby Veteran New Zealand trainer Murray Baker has won his third Australian Derby at Randwick with Mongolian Khan completing a trans-Tasman Classic double.
Miss Cover Girl looks pretty at Randwick Brisbane filly Miss Cover Girl has led all the way to claim her first stakes race in the Group Three PJ Bell Stakes at Randwick.
Zahra to appeal severity of 16-meeting ban Mark Zahra says he will appeal against the severity of a 16-meeting careless riding suspension in a bid to keep the ride on Fontein Ruby.
Pride Of Dubai toughs out another G1 win Pride Of Dubai has become the first juvenile to win two Group One races this season with his victory in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Artlee reigns in battle of bush brigade Mitchell Bell has upstaged some of the world's best jockeys to win the Country Championship Final at Randwick aboard Artlee.
Tremec wins second Chairman's Handicap Tremec has won the Chairman's Handicap for his new owners but is unlikely to progress to the Sydney Cup.
Moody on a Hi after Carbine Club Stakes Victorian colt Hi World has given trainer Peter Moody and jockey Kerrin McEvoy a Group Three win in the Carbine Club Stakes at Randwick.
Waller closes on Gai's Doncaster crown Chris Waller didn't know if his Doncaster Mile winner, Kermadec, was even in the race until after breakfast.
Furnaces takes out G3 Kindergarten Stakes Furnaces has shown his reslience in testing conditions at Randwick to win the Group Three Kindergarten Stakes.
Dynamic Hair of the Dog wins his third race from four career starts Hair of the Dog made it 3 wins and 1 placing from 4 starts when he jumped and led throughout in a 3yo Country Plate event over 1206m at Grafton on Thursday.
Kermadec and Sweynesse in Doncaster It's Somewhat and Moriarty have again come out of the rescheduled Doncaster Mile with Sweynesse and Kermadec promoted into the field.
Fine weather expected for Doncaster day Fine weather and a track upgrade are predicted for the rescheduled Doncaster meeting at Randwick.
Terravista ready for take two of TJ Smith Terravista has assumed favouritism for the $2.5 million TJ Smith Stakes with his trainer Joe Pride confident he can get the job done.
Singapore race an option for Criterion Four horses from the David Hayes and Tom Dabernig stable have been nominated for the Singapore Airlines International Cup, including Criterion.
Kermadec still not Doncaster starter Second emergency Kermadec is once again not guaranteed a start in the rescheduled Doncaster Mile after the reinstatement of scratchings.
Pop 'N' Scotch aimed at Qld staying races Trainer Liam Birchley has abandoned plans to bring Pop 'N' Scotch to Sydney and will aim the stayer at the Brisbane winter carnival.
Rain would be welcome for Charmed Harmony Despite a hefty impost, trainer John Sadler is looking for some rain for Charmed Harmony before he lines up at Sandown.
Young jockey living National dream Young jockey Sean Bowen has reached win No.10 over fences which qualifies the 17-year-old to ride in the Grand National.
Watermans Bay sprints to Victoria Hcp win Perth sprinter Watermans Bay has bounced back from a disappointing Newmarket Handicap run to win the Group Three Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Sertorious claims Group Three Easter Cup An autumn campaign restricted to two starts has paid off for the team behind Sertorius with the stayer winning the Group Three Easter Cup.
Kemp in frame for five Weetwood Handicaps Doomben winner Kempelly will be set for the Weetwood Handicap as trainer Kevin Kemp chases his fifth win in Toowoomba's biggest race.
Prince Harada wins first-up at Caulfield Talented galloper Prince Harada has returned from 13 months off the scene to win in his first start as a gelding at Caulfield.
RV stewards inquire into raceday treatment Racing Victoria stewards have opened an inquiry following the scratching of Zedi Knight from a race at Caulfield.
Callow putting travelling days behind him Jockey Noel Callow returned to the winner's enclosure for just the second time in season 2014-15 when Bel Rhythm was successful at Caulfield.
Jumbo Prince on track for Queensland Derby Jumbo Prince has overcome a fitness concern to make a winning start to a Queensland Derby campaign.
South Australian Derby looms for Magicool A gear change has helped Magicool as the three-year-old scored his first win for the preparation with a narrow victory at Caulfield over 2000m.
Husson Eagle scores first-up at Caulfield Husson Eagle will head to Adelaide following a first-up win at Caulfield, his first run since a gelding operation last spring.
Montana Star earns winter carnival call-up Trainer Stewart Kendrick has revealed carnival ambitions for Montana Star after the colt's win on a heavy track at Doomben.
2YO gives Stokes more Melbourne success Two-year-old Caro Kann has continued a successful season in Melbourne for Adelaide's leading trainer Phillip Stokes with victory at Caulfield.
Rain delays Sydney's richest race carnival Punters and partygoers have been left high and dry after rain prompted the cancellation of Sydney racing's biggest day of the year.
Sydney wet throws training into disarray Premier trainer Chris Waller's day got even busier with the postponement of the first day of The Championships at Randwick.
Kermadec sneaks into Doncaster field Emergencies Sweynesse and Kermadec have made the field for the Doncaster Mile after two scratchings.
Tarangower favourite for country final The one-two from the Tamworth heat of the Country Championships are vying for favouritism in the final at Randwick.
Waller hoping for Doncaster Mile repeat Trainer Chris Waller is banking on scratchings to get Kermadec in the Doncaster field with the three-year-old the most favoured of his runners.
Sydney debut for Lord Of The Sky in TJ Robbie Laing has given Lord Of The Sky plenty of right-handed work as he prepares for his Sydney debut in the TJ Smith Stakes.
Jockey Jack Hill regains consciousness Jockey Jack Hill has regained consciousness but faces a long recovery from injuries he sustained in a race fall.
Wet track a bonus for Scratchy Bottom While Scratchy Bottom may not have had the ideal prepration for 2600m, trainer Mick Kent says a wet track enhances her chances in the Chairman's Handicap.
Doomben meeting in doubt Racing at Doomben is scheduled to go ahead providing the rain stays away.
The knockabout trainer and The Cleaner Trainer Mick Burles says star Tasmanian galloper The Cleaner will take another shot at the Cox Plate this year.
Trainer banking on easier option with mare Vibrant Rouge had gained a start in the Group Three Victoria Handicap but trainer Glenn Thornton has decided on an easier option at Caulfield.
Williams after first Australian Derby win Craig Williams says Volkstok'n'barrell has thrived in Sydney which is a good sign for the Rosehill Guineas winner's Australian Derby chances.
Cooler forecast suits Boomwaa at Caulfield Trainer Robbie Laing says a good draw and the benefit of Jake Balyliss" 3kg claim will help Boomwaa run well first-up at Caulfield.
Noel Harris to have last ride in Breeders Veteran NZ jockey Noel Harris will bring the curtain down on his career after he rides Ponderosa Miss in the Group One Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes,
Pride Of Dubai on target for second G1 Trainer Paul Snowden has no regrets about the choice to miss the Golden Slipper with Pride Of Dubai to concentrate on the longer Group One juvenile races.
Bruce Hill juvenile winners to continue Favoured Grace can add to Bruce Hill's impressive season with two-year-olds when she runs at Doomben.
Sertorius ready to go in G3 Easter Cup Sertorius will be out to end a light autumn campaign with victory in the Easter Cup before he is rested with the spring in mind.
Coolmore buys major share in Vancouver Coolmore Stud has bought a major share in Golden Slipper winner Vancouver who will be set for major races in the spring including the Cox Plate.
Weight right for Sam but wait not over Sam Clipperton is mentally and physically preparing to ride Sweynesse in the Doncaster Mile even though the colt might not get a start.
French imports to step out in Victoria Hcp Two imports who have done their racing in France are set to make their first Australian race appearances in the Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Mishani Honcho form line boosts trainer The step up to 1400m in the Sires' Produce Stakes is in Mishani Honcho's favour with his trainer Les Ross buoyed by the Golden Slipper form.
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Waller on G1 weather watch with Moriarty The condition of the Randwick track will determine whether Moriarty takes his place in the $3 million Doncaster Mile.
Sprint stars set for G1 TJ Smith showdown Trainer Joe Pride is banking on local knowledge and a rain-affected track to help Terravista reassert his sprinting supremacy in the TJ Smith Stakes.
Sandown track comes in for more criticism The Hillside and Lakeside tracks at Sandown have attracted further criticism with prominent racing figures claiming they have been overused.
Moloney hoping to add another Group win Patrick Moloney is counting on a profitable association with Post D'France can continue in the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield.
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McDonald poised to make Doncaster Impact James McDonald says an outside barrier is an advantage as Real Impact tries to become the first Japanese-trained horse to win the Doncaster Mile.
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'Extreme athlete' Preferment set for Derby Chris Waller says it is no coincidence Preferment's last-start return to form coincided with a significant rise in distance.
Executed to make amends in metro return Bush star Executed returns to city racing with trainer Krystle Johnston keen to prove a point at Doomben.
Jumbo Prince starts out on Qld Derby path Trainer Michael Nolan has Queensland Derby ambitions for Jumbo Prince who begins his campaign at Doomben.
McCoy likely to ride Shutthefrontdoor Tony McCoy is likely to ride Shutthefrontdoor in the Grand National and victory would bring his career to an end.
Racing officials can now test for argon Racing NSW stewards have warned trainers tests are now available to detect the presence of EPO-inducing argon and xenon gases.
Milestone win for apprentice at Sandown Oncebittentwiceshy has provided 16-year-old apprentice Brandon Stockdale with his first metropolitan success at Sandown.
Colt Ready to chase G1 Victory at Randwick Trainer Mick Price is looking for Ready For Victory to race more truly in the straight in the Sires' Produce Stakes to give him every chance of winning.
Berry keen to repay Hawkes with G1 win Tommy Berry's combination with the Hawkes Racing stable is poised for a Group One payday with Chautauqua in the TJ Smith Stakes
Arabian Gold fit to run in Doncaster Mile A vet inspection has cleared Arabian Gold to take her place in the $3 million Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Jacquinot Bay figures in Cup gear switch Jacquinot Bay will race without blinkers in the Easter Cup in a bid to help him return to winning form in the Group Three race.
Patience the key with Supido at Sandown A nagging throat issue and immaturity has restricted Supido to three starts but trainer Mick Kent is making big plans.
Sempre Libera breaks through in wet Sempre Libera has earned herself a start during The Championships with a midweek win in rain-affected ground at Rosehill.
Carey chasing a second Australian Derby Three years ago trainer Pat Carey was on top of the world with the victory of Ethiopia and is hopeful of a repeat with Bikila in the Australian Derby.
Amorino after third straight stakes win Trainer Archie Alexander is confident Amorino's good form can continue when the gelding chases a third straight stakes win in the Victoria Handicap.
Apprentice can compete with masters: Page A host of internationally renowned jockeys will be in Sydney for The Championships but Helen Page is pinning her hopes on a Queensland apprentice.
Gollan hopes Rocket can fire at Doomben Trainer Tony Gollan fears the wet weather in Brisbane could force him to rejig his plans for sprinter Rocket To Glory.
Weather halts Brisbane racing One meeting at Doomben has been called off and another is in doubt with heavy rain expected to continue in South East Queensland.
Hoof problem for Ruling Dynasty Tha Bart and James Cummings-trained Ruling Dynasty is battling a hoof problem a few days out from the Australian Derby.
Jack Hill's condition remains unchanged Jack Hill remains in a serious but stable condition in Melbourne's Alfred Hospital following his fall at Donald.
Pasadena Girl deserves chance in G1: Moody Pasadena Girl has already won a Listed and Group Three race and now she gets a chance in a Group One after being a late entry for the ATC Sires' Produce.
Under The Louvre could bypass Victoria Hcp Robert Smerdon is likely to bypass the Victoria Handicap with Under The Louvre but the race will feature the Andrew Noblet-trained Sistine Demon.
Four Doncaster jockeys half a kilo over Four of the jockeys in the Doncaster Mile have been given permission to ride half a kilogram over the given weights of their mounts.
Volkstok'n'barrell on target for the Derby Craig Williams has given trainer Donna Logan a glowing report on Volkstok'n'barrell who is out to add the Australian Derby to his Rosehill Guineas.
Lankan Rupee hits Sydney for G1 TJ Smith Lankan Rupee will round out preparations for his TJ Smith Stakes defence with a gallop at Randwick after being floated to Sydney.
The big man looks a horse with a future There were smiles all around the big group of happy owners on course yesterday to witness Man of His Word break his maiden in very impressive style on the Gold Coast.
Gear change for The Cleaner in Easter Cup The Cleaner will figure in a gear change as trainer Mick Burles tries to send the free-running gallop to the spelling padock on a winning note.
Landslide starts out on Qld Derby campaign Trainer Henry Dwyer won the Queensland Derby with Sonntag in 2014 and is hoping three-year-old Landslide can progress to the race this year.
Hallowed Crown remains Doncaster favourite A wide Doncaster barrier for Hallowed Crown has not deterred price assessors with the three-year-old still favourite for the famous mile.
Trainer waits in Wings for C'ships call-up Trainer Graeme Spackman hasn't given up on Wings getting into the Country Championships Final with his Rosehill acceptor Wings.
Preferment in outside gate for Derby bid The Victoria Derby winner Preferment has drawn the widest of 10 three-year-olds which will take their place in the Group One ATC Australian Derby.
Wide draw for Hallowed Crown in Doncaster Top three-year-old Hallowed Crown is among a host of leading Doncaster Mile chances which have drawn wide barriers for the Group One race.
Kermadec needs scratchings in Doncaster Leading Doncaster contender Kermadec needs two scratchings to make the 20-horse field for the $3 million race at Randwick.
Ondina earns black type status Ondina is certainly proving to be a bargain buy, given that she earned black type status on Saturday at only her 6th career start, when winning the Listed SAJC Laelia Stakes at Morphettville.
Pinhook Bloodstock Established off the back of the highly successful Asian Racehorse Sales Pty Ltd, Dave Mee’s Pinhook Bloodstock aims to build on its years of experience and successful selling of racehorses overseas.
Purton to ride Perignon in Sires' Produce Zac Purton will ride Perignon in the Sires' Produce Stakes as trainer Gerald Ryan targets back-to-back wins in the Group One race.
Winona Costin sidelined for two weeks Leading Sydney apprentice Winona Costin is expected to be off the scene for at least two weeks after suffering concussion and bruising in a fall.
Schofield hoping for Gold in Doncaster A foot problem threatens Arabian Gold's Doncaster ambitions which would rob Chad Schofield of the chance to win the $3 million race.
Set Square to undergo tests before Oaks Set Square will be thoroughly vetted before a decision on whether she tries to add the Australian Oaks to her VRC Oaks after a poor run in the Vinery.
Big three scaring off rivals in TJ Smith Lankan Rupee, Terravista and Chautauqua are scaring off their rivals in the lead-up to the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Preferment after rare Derby double History is not in Preferment's favour but his trainer Chris Waller believes he can claim the elusive Victoria Derby/Australian Derby double.
Disposition ready for Caulfield assault After missing the Australian Guineas at Flemington following a stable mishap, Disposition is set to run at Caulfield in the Victoria Handicap.
Royal Ascot next for California Chrome American Horse of the Year and Dubai World Cup runner-up California Chrome will head to Royal Ascot.
Michael Cahill to return at Doomben Jockey Michael Cahill has been missing from Brisbane racing but expects to make his return at Doomben following minor surgery.
Ryan Moore to increase Coolmore presence With Jospeh O'Brien battling weight issues, his father Aidan O'Brien has confirmed Ryan Moore will increase his riding commitments at Coolmore.
Jockey Jack Hill's condition revised In positive signs for injured jockey Jack Hill, he has had his condition revised by doctors at Melbourne's Alfred Hospital.
Hannon aims high with Windshear The Melbourne Cup features among the plans for the Richard Hannon-trained Windshear, a 2400m winner at Doncaster.
Positive signs for injured rider Jack Hill Injured jockey Jack Hill is showing positive signs although his condition remains critical two days after a race fall at Donald.
Artlee races into Country Championship Artlee has joined Tarangower at the top of the market for the Country Championship final with an imposing victory in the final heat at Muswellbrook.
Weir aiming sprinters at interstate G1s Trainer Darren Weir has Group One winning sprinters Lucky Hussler, Platelet and Trust In A Gust aiming at interstate Group Ones.
Pride counting the days to the TJ Smith Terravista's trainer Joe Pride is excited about the next clash with Lankan Rupee and Chautauqua in the TJ Smith Stakes.
Ray McCall eyeing Weetwood Handicap Trainer Ray McCall is keen to take He Don't Care to his old home town of Toowoomba to try to win the Weetwood Handicap.
One more chance for G1 winner Bel Sprinter Group One winner Bel Sprinter will need to win his next start over 1400m at Caulfield to stave off retirement.
English to represent Gai in Sires' Produce French jockey Thomas Huet has picked up the Group One rides on English and Diamond Drille on the first day of The Championships at Randwick.
Sole Power wins at Meydan at 5th attempt Perseverance has paid off for Irish speedster Sole Power who has claimed the Al Quoz Sprint at Meydan at his fifth attempt.
Prince Bishop reigns at Dubai World Cup Prince Bishop pulls away from race favourite California Chrome to win the $10 million Dubai World Cup by two and three-quarter lengths.
Pornichet stakes a Doncaster Mile claim French import Pornichet has staked his claim to give Gai Waterhouse an eighth Doncaster Mile win with his Neville Sellwood Stakes victory.
First Seal ordered back to barrier trials First Seal has bled in one nostril following her Vinery Stud Stakes defeat and she contest a barrier trial before racing again.
Banca Mo scores emotional win for Brunton An afterthought has turned into a Mornington Cup win for trainer Scott Brunton and his non-nonsense stayer Banca Mo.
Under The Louvre wins Hareeba Stakes Favourite Under The Louvre has scored an impressive win in the Listed Hareeba Stakes, dropping back in grade from a last-start Group One placing.
Hauraki continues Godolphin's dominance Godolphin has dominated the BMW meeting at Rosehill with four winners including Derby contender Hauraki in the Tulloch Stakes.
Craftiness impresses despite close call Sydney sprinter Craftiness has made it six wins from seven starts to put himself in the frame for a Brisbane winter carnival campaign.
Guineas goes to Jurasound at Mornington The Lindsay Park team of David Hayes and Tom Dabernig made the right decision in heading to Mornington with talented filly Jurasound.
Hartnell beats To The World in BMW Hartnell has given Godolphin a victory over Japan's To The World in a thrilling BMW contest at Rosehill.
Dumped Shinn returns to haunt First Seal First Seal's sacked jockey Blake Shinn turned giant-slayer, inflicting a Vinery Stud Stakes defeat on the star filly with an upset victory aboard Fenway.
Generalife bound for Brisbane after G3 win A tilt at the Stradbroke Handicap is closer to reality for Generalife, winner of the Group Three Star Kingdom Stakes.
Catkins shines bright for emotional Waller Prolific winner Catkins has struck again at Rosehill, earning another shot at an elusive Group One win during The Championships.
The Barrister holds on for Mornington win Locally-trained two-year-old The Barrister has held off a late charge from favourite Eolande to win the $100,000 Mornington Sires' over 1500m.
Doncaster unlikely for Excess Knowledge Gai Waterhouse says the compressed weight scale of the Doncaster Mile is likely to persuade her to miss the race with Prelude winner Excess Knowledge.
Weight turnaround can't stop Jileks Spur Jileks Spur has had the better of Duplicity Jones in the first two heats of the Macktow Marathon Series and the pair will meet again in the 4000m final.
Two from two for Redsson as a gelding Redsson made it two wins from two starts as a gelding when he beat Syn City by three lengths in the Sky Racing Handicap at Doomben.
Dunn initiative a difference on Shacarde Shacarde has scored her first metropolitan-class win with victory in a benchmark race at Mornington, thanks to a confident Dwayne Dunn ride.
Takedown scores breakthrough win for Moore Eight-time Macau champion trainer Gary Moore has celebrated his first Sydney win this season with Takedown winning at Rosehill.
Hill remains in intensive care after fall Jack Hill has undergone further CT scans following a race fall at Donald.
Joseph O'Brien battling increasing weight Joseph O'Brien will miss the opening day of the Irish Flat season due to his weight with Ryan Moore to take the Coolmore rides at The Curragh.
Lucky Hussler wins G1 William Reid Stakes The Darren Weir-trained Lucky Hussler has raced to a convincing first-up win in the Group One William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Noble Protector wins G2 Sunline Stakes Noble Protector has shown her class with a two-length win in the Group Two Sunline Stakes and will now head to Sydney for a Group One assignment.
Fontein Ruby on Australasian Oaks path Trainer Robert Smerdon says Fontein Ruby will head towards the Group One Australasian Oaks in Adelaide after winning the Alexandra Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Jack Hill in critical but stable condition Jockey Jack Hill is listed as being in a critical but stable condition in a Melbourne hospital after a race fall at Donald in Victoria.
Sandown Hillside moved to Geelong With Sandown facing a hectic schedule in May, June and July, the April 29 meeting has been moved to Geelong.
Banca Mo back to best for Cup bid: Brunton The prospect of a soft track has Tasmanian trainer Scott Brunton rating Banca Mo a genuine Mornington Cup chance.
No more barrier problems for Mirage Unbeaten in four starts including one in Hong Kong, Mirage has undergone rigorous barrier training to make it back to racing at Mornington.
Slightly Sweet out to cause Vinery upset The Esplin family is looking to Slightly Sweet to repeat Plucky Belle's feat and cause an upset Group One win over First Seal.
Japanese star in a World of his own in BMW Japan has already struck once during the Sydney carnival but the best is yet to come with To The World in the Group One BMW at Rosehill.
Bayliss and Egan have suspensions reduced Apprentice Regan Bayliss and jockey Billy Egan have had their suspensions reduced on appeal by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Weight scale biggest handicap for Lees duo Weight of numbers favour Kris Lees in the Emancipation Stakes but he fears the weight scale advantages rival trainer Chris Waller's sole runner Catkins.
Secret Saga on trial for The Championships Tony Gollan expects Secret Saga to stand up as a contender for The Championships when she resumes after a short break at Doomben.
Stakes Potential for Triple Crown Winner Triple Crown Syndications’ three-year-old Northern Meteor colt Courtza King (Northern Meteor ex Kondari) secured his second win from just three starts on Wednesday when landing a two length victory in a No Metro Wins (1400m) event at Warwick Farm.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 58 As I prepared the monthly accounts for February it became apparent we had the least number of runners in a month for some time.
Wakefield relief over Denarius rails draw Brian Wakefield can't believe his luck with promising three-year-old Denarius drawing an inside barrier at Doomben.
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Riley to appeal to supreme court over ban Mark Riley has failed in his appeal at VCAT against a three-year ban but has been granted a stay of proceedings to appeal to the supreme court.
Rising Romance withdrawn from Group 1 BMW New Zealand mare Rising Romance has failed a vet test and has been scratched from the $1.5 million BMW at Rosehill.
Siblings out to deliver Moses more success Kevin Moses's affection for the progeny of Song Of Tara could go to another level if Saddler's Flame and Singing Flame win at Rosehill.
Confederate wins for Star Thoroughbreds Confederate showed that he was a gelding with a lot of upside during his first preparation and yesterday's win when resuming at Warwick Farm
Fradd chasing breakthrough win in Cup Robbie Fradd has had a tough initiation into Melbourne racing but gets a chance to make his mark at Mornington when he links with trainer Chris Waller.
Heavens Above in Group One bid for Martin Tim Martin will saddle up a Group One runner in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill, 12 months after he closed his stables at the track.
Fast facts on The BMW The BMW - what you need to know
BMW a long-range plan for Melb Cup winner Protectionist will try to emulate a feat last achieved by Makybe Diva when he takes on Japan's To The World in the $1.5 million BMW at Rosehill.
Mornington Cup right fit for Epingle: Kent Trainer Mick Kent has lowered his sights with Epingle and the staying mare will contest the Mornington Cup before a Brisbane campaign.
Bel Sprinter chasing Singapore invitation A return to Moonee Valley promises to be the catalyst for Bel Sprinter to break back into winning form in the William Reid Stakes.
Rebel Dane primed for William Reid return Gary Portelli says he has Rebel Dane in peak condition to make a winning return to racing in the William Reid Stakes.
Distance suits Kourkam in Albury Gold Cup Former French stayer Kourkam is the early favourite to win the Albury Gold Cup for trainer Tony McEvoy.
Craftiness in early winter carnival test Joe Pride will give Craftiness a chance to confirm a Stradbroke Handicap campaign when the promising sprinter runs at Doomben.
Damp conditions a boost for Secret Garden Secret Garden is expected to have track conditions in her favour as she tries to end a losing streak at Doomben.
California Chrome draws outside gate Dubai World Cup favourite California Chrome will start from the outside of nine barriers in the world's richest thoroughbred race.
Wide rail placement at Sandown a concern A section of the Sandown Lakeside track had to be cored before the final two races went ahead after a horse slipped in the sixth race on the program.
Qld trainer on two-year ban over betting Queensland harness driver and trainer Trevor Lambourn has been banned from competition for two years and fined $10,000 for placing illegal bets.
Perfect day out for Carey with a double Mornington trainer Pat Carey went to Sandown with two runners and headed home with a double after Taylah's Secret and Cristalina Lago were both successful.
Chris Munce has historic finish in sight Former jockey Chris Munce has set himself an unusual task after celebrating his fourth metropolitan win as a trainer at Ipswich.
Shooting To Win to skip Doncaster Mile Top three-year-old Shooting To Win is out of the Doncaster Mile with trainer Peter Snowden aiming the colt at the All Aged Stakes.
Silverball makes up for unlucky Aust debut Chris Waller likes to give his overseas horses time to settle into Australian racing but he is unlikely to have that luxury with Silverball.
Group One BMW favoured for Extra Zero Lindsay Park has confirmed the $1.5 million BMW as the preferred target for dual acceptor Extra Zero.
Vain Queen chases first G1 in William Reid The John Sadler-trained Vain Queen is one of the leading chances in the William Reid Stakes as the mare aims for a valuable Group One win.
Silent Achiever on notice for Europe Silent Achiever will be chasing back-to-back wins in the BMW, a 2400m weight-for-race in which Japanese stayer To The World is favourite in early betting.
Louvre picture-perfect ahead of sprint Two impressive barrier trials following a first-up Group One placing have Under The Louvre in top condition for the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington.
Rudy to run at Rosehill en route to G1 Rudy will contest the Doncaster Mile on a seven-day back-up after connections decided to give the Villiers Stakes winner a final lead-up run at Rosehill.
Weight is right for Aimee in Final Trainer Noel Doyle is confident his filly Aimee is poised to atone for a series of luckless runs in the $100,000 Girls On Track Final at Doomben.
Field of 14 for G1 William Reid Stakes The Group One William Reid Stakes has attracted a full field of 14 sprinters including Rebel Dane, Angelic Light and Famous Seamus.
Cup winner faces Japanese challenge in BMW Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist will clash with highly regarded Japanese stayer To The World and Godolphin's Hartnell in the $1.5 million BMW.
Chrome shines in Meydan work-out Trainer Art Sherman has arrived in Dubai to oversee the final preparations of California Chrome ahead of the World Cup.
Waterhouse snaps up Moreira for Sweet Idea Joao Moreira will link with trainer Gai Waterhouse when he rides top mare Sweet Idea in the Group One TJ Smith Stakes.
Cummings clears Fiveandahalfstar for BMW The 2013 BMW winner Fiveandahalfstar has worked well enough to convince Anthony Cummings he deserves another shot at the weight-for-age race.
Williams with strong book of Group 1 rides William Reid Stakes hopeful Rebel Dane forms part of a strong book of feature race rides for Craig Williams.
Big Memory ready for Mornington Cup test The Sydney Cup is in the sights of trainer Tony McEvoy with Big Memory but first he hopes the gelding can claim the $350,000 Mornington Cup.
Angland answers Sargent SOS in G1 Vinery Trainer John Sargent says VRC Oaks placegetter Thunder Lady is ready to peak in her bid to go one better in the ATC Australian Oaks.
Canberra Guineas winner off to Hong Kong Connections of Rom Baro continually knocked back offers for the Canberra Guineas winner until one last one was too good to refuse.
Actuariat ready to make metro-grade impact Trainer Greg Eurell is confident lightly raced three-year-old Actuariat is ready to make his presence felt first-up at Sandown.
Strike The Stars can shine at Warwick Farm Trainer Anthony Cummings is hoping Strike The Stars can show him enough at Warwick Farm to keep pressing on with his career.
The Druids Nephew needs new jockey Leading Grand National chance The Druids Nephew is without a jockey with Barry Geraghty and Davey Russell both sidelined with broken bones.
Golden Slipper winner to be spelled Golden Slipper winner Vancouver will not run attempt the juvenile triple crown with trainer Gai Waterhouse eyeing spring riches.
Sydney or Melbourne dilemma for Peggy Jean Group One winning filly Peggy Jean will take on older horses in either the Sunline Stakes in Melbourne or the Emanciaption Stakes at home in Sydney.
Lankan Rupee to bounce back in TJ Smith Lankan Rupee has returned to the stables of Mick Price having undergone treatment for a torn pectoral muscle and stifle soreness.
Filly to sweeten Coyle's carnival Trainer Jason Coyle is hoping Vinery Stud Stakes contender Slightly Sweet can help ease the disappointment of Va Pensiero's tendon injury.
Chance for Caulfield Cup at Mornington Robbie Laing is looking north of the border to the Sydney Cup with promising stayer Don Doremo after the Mornington Cup.
High quality field for final Melbourne G1 Robbie Griffiths is chasing his maiden Group One success and has Angelic Light in good shape for a first-up tilt at the William Reid Stakes.
Melbourne Cup trifecta entered for BMW Trainer Chris Waller is looking forward to Who Shot Thebarman turning the tables on Protectionist and Red Cadeaux in the BMW.
Hair of the Dog wins Woodlawn Cup at Lismore It may have been Golden Slipper Day at Rosehill but owners of Dynamic 3yo Hair of the Dog (Tale of the Cat ex Hot Ticket) weren't concerned about the pomp, pageantry and partying taking place at the Sydney meeting.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 57 The Prime Thoroughbreds team has really enjoyed a purple patch during the past four weeks. We had a quiet January which happens in this business.
Rebel Rebellion earns Grand National spot Rebel Rebellion has added his name to champion trainer Paul Nicholls' hopes for the Grand National at Aintree.
Toronado to stand at Swettenham Stud Swettenham Stud has joined forces with one of the world's most influential and successful Qatari racing organisations Al Shaqab, to bring the European Champion 3yo Miler Toronado to stand at Swettenham Stud in Victoria.
Dane Delago and Yes Zariz into final Dane De Lago and Yes Zariz have qualified for the Country Championship final by running one-two in the series heat at Dubbo.
Rising Romance showing signs of abscess Rising Romance is showing signs of a hoof abscess but trainer Donna Logan believes there is enough time get her to the BMW.
Shamal Wind UK bound for Royal Ascot Shamal Wind will go to England for Royal Ascot after which she is likely to be served by a European stallion to southern hemisphere time.
Hucklebuck back for Goodwood tilt Group One winner Hucklebuck is back in work with trainer Phillip Stokes planning to give him one autumn chance in the Goodwood.
No TJ Smith Stakes for Brazen Beau Brazen Beau will not run in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick with connections to stick to the original plan Royal Ascot.
WFA conditons of sprint appeal for Seamus Noel Mayfield-Smith is content with his decision to scratch Famous Seamus from the Galaxy in preference for a Group One sprint in Melbourne.
McCoy wants to leave on a high Tony McCoy, who has announced his pending retirement from the saddle, says if wins the Grand National that will be the time to call it a day.
Bowman and Shinn suspended at Rosehill Leading jockeys Hugh Bowman and Blake Shinn will miss important meetings over the Sydney carnival after being suspended at Rosehill.
Permit victory could stave off retirement The Chris Waller-trained Permit was going to be retired after the Manion Cup but the gelding's win could spark a change of plans.
Gai the big winner on Golden Slipper day Gai Waterhouse has taken home two major trophies as the Sydney autumn carnival stepped up a notch at Rosehill.
Setinum takes out Listed Bendigo Guineas A rushed program to get to the Bendigo Guineas hasn't stopped Setinum from winning the Listed 1400m race.
Impressive Bendigo debut by Observational Former UK galloper Observational staged a last-to-first victory at his Australian debut when successful in the Golden Mile at Bendigo.
Julia Ritchie savours Golden Slipper joy Gai Waterhouse and Julia Ritchie have celebrated their biggest win together with the trainer and owner claiming the Golden Slipper with Vancouver.
Jockeys' comments after the Golden Slipper What the jockeys said after the $3.5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
Japanese raider upsets locals to win Ryder He was considered Japan's second stringer in the George Ryder Stakes, but Real Impact has defied the odds to score a stirring Group One victory.
Nadeem Lass rewarded for her consistency Nadeem Lass landed a long overdue victory for connections when she took out the Bendigo Gold Bracelet over 1400m.
McGillivray breaks through at metro level A storm has led to the Doomben races being abandoned, but not before Fusina gave jockey Matt McGillivray his first Saturday metropolitan victory.
Vancouver gives Gai her sixth G1 Slipper Vancouver has given Gai Waterhouse her sixth Golden Slipper winner to equal the training record held by her late father, TJ Smith.
Sweet Idea reigns in Group One Galaxy win The Gai Waterhouse-trained Sweet Idea has broken through for her first Group One win, storming home first-up in the $400,000 Galaxy.
Fairytale debut win for The Big Dance Connections of The Big Dance had a huge payday after their $750 yearling purchase took out the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo.
Emotional Rosehill Guineas win for Logan Trainer Donna Logan has celebrated an emotional win with Volkstok'n'barrell in the Rosehill Guineas, just weeks after losing her training partner.
Peeping gives Quinton Slipper day victory Peeping has continued Ron Quinton's love affair with Golden Slipper day, winning the Listed Sebring over 1200m.
Contributer demolishes Ranvet field Contributer is a clear-cut favourite for the richest race of The Championships after a dominant win in the Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Slow start can't prevent a Dream Finnish Improving two-year-old Dream Finnish has overcome a tardy start to beat the favourite Montana Star at Doomben.
Rising Romance beaten in Epona Stakes Scratchy Bottom has lowered the colours of Group One winner Rising Romance in the Epona Stakes at Rosehill.
Lack of sleep no problem for Moloney A little over 15 hours after claiming his first black-type success, apprentice Patrick Moloney was back in the winner's circle at Bendigo.
Shamalia earns shot at The Championships Bart and James Cummings have drawn first blood on Golden Slipper day with Shamalia returning in winning form at Rosehill.
Record, a Richie and magic at Slipper Gai Waterhouse has equalled the record of six Golden Slippers set by her famous father, TJ Smith in an emotion-charged Slipper Day.
Serenade gets start in Golden Slipper The Mike Moroney-trained Serenade has gained a start in the Golden Slipper after the scratching of the Clarry Conners-trained To The Stars.
Dunn hoping to add a Slipper to Diamonds Lake Geneva carries Dwayne Dunn's hopes of a first Golden Slipper win to go with the jockey's four Blue Diamond Stakes successes.
Olive qualifies horse for Country final Canberra trainer Nick Olive will head to the Country Championship final at Randwick with Without A Shadow, winner of the series heat at Goulburn.
Vancouver to give Gai a sixth Slipper win Gai Waterhouse says unbeaten Vancouver is a standout among her three Golden Slipper runners despite a wide draw.
Hayes thinks his Slipper duo over the odds David Hayes believes his Golden Slipper runners Reemah and Haybah are capable of running better races than their odds suggest.
Ryder distance best for Kermadec: Waller Chris Waller says Kermadec isn't ready for a middle-distance test in the Rosehill Guineas and is better suited over the George Ryder Stakes trip.
2YO Winning Double for Triple Crown riple Crown Syndications and top class hoop Hugh Bowman combined for a 2yo winning double at Warwick farm today, where not only did they take out the first two races on the card, but did so in fine style notching up two new Class Records (Redzel by more than two seconds).
Dunn out to add Galaxy to Oakleigh Plate Fast 'N' Rocking's Oakleigh Plate placing has given Dwayne Dunn confidence the gelding can make his presence felt when he rides the gelding in The Galaxy.
Washington Heights out to shed maiden tag Washington Heights has conditions to suit in his bid to shed his maiden status in the Group Three Sebbring Stakes on Golden Slipper day.
Kelly on learning curve with Guineas hope The Bendigo Guineas will help trainer Wendy Kelly decide if her three-year-old Fast Cash is more than just a sprinter.
Grand Syndicates Announce New Re-Education Programme Since Grand Syndicates launched a couple of years ago to give people an affordable and easy way into racehorse ownership..
Lucia Valentina ready to fire in G1 Ranvet Lucia Valentina's third-up form suggests the dual Group One winner is ready to make her presence felt in a star-studded Ranvet Stakes.
Evangelist spot on for Bendigo Golden Mile Evangelist has shown trainer Tony McEvoy he is a horse of quality and the Golden Mile at Bendigo is a stepping stone to bigger races.
Reardon to head Queensland cobalt probe Chief steward Alan Reardon will be in charge of Racing Queensland inquiries into illegal cobalt levels.
Dream Of Slips to step out at Doomben Injury to star sprinter Buffering has dented trainer Robert Heathcote's winter carnival hopes and he is looking to Dream Of Slips to make his mark.
Darren Smith set to appeal 15-year ban Trainer Darren Smith will appeal a 15-year ban for cobalt offences handed down by Racing NSW stewards.
Blueblood Thoroughbred's Open Day Don't miss your chance to secure your share in the next track star.
Gleneagles now favourite for 2000 Guineas British bookmakers have been hit with some big bets on the Coolmore-owned Gleneagles to win the 2000 Guineas.
Qld trainers to face cobalt inquiries The no-longer licensed Len Treloar is one of five trainers named by Racing Queensland in their investigations into illegal cobalt levels in horses.
Press Report steps back up to stakes race Lee Curtis is pinning his faith in Press Report to vindicate his belief she can be a superior sprinter this campaign.
Slipper start still sinking in for Olive Canberra trainer Nick Olive still can't comprehend the fact he will saddle up a runner in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Dance Of Heroes makes winning Aust debut A midweek victory at his first Australian start is unlikely to save the Chris Waller-trained Dance Of Heroes from beind gelded.
Fast facts on the Golden Slipper The Golden Slipper - what you need to know
The Big Dance faces big pay day at Bendigo A $750 yearling purchase will be racing for a $150,000 first prize money cheque when she makes her debut in the VOBIS Gold Rush at Bendigo.
Boss call-up rekindles Golden memories Jockey Glen Boss has history on his side as he chases his third Golden Slipper win with one-time favourite Headwater.
NZ Derby winner freshened for G1 Guineas Murray Baker is looking for a positive performance from Mongolian Khan in the Rosehill Guineas as he builds towards the ATC Australian Derby.
Donna Logan targets Sydney again New Zealand trainer Donna Logan has many reasons to want Rising Romance and Volkstok'n'barrell to race well at Rosehill.
Griffiths sextet on the road to Bendigo Trainer Robbie Griffiths is hoping Chile Express and Nadeem Lass make the long trek to Bendigo worthwhile when they compete in feature races.
Tim Clark pulls the right rein in Galaxy Famous Seamus has been scratched from The Galaxy, vindicating Tm Clark's decision to ride the Les Bridge-trained Avoid Lightning.
Nick Olive keen on Without A Shadow A long-term plan to aim Without A Shadow at a qualifying race for the Country Championship will come to fruition at Goulburn.
Birchley to test stayer for Sydney trip Former Patinack Farm horse Pop 'N' Scotch can confirm plans to compete in Sydney during the autumn carnival with a strong performance at Doomben.
Dominant plans on hold until after Ranvet Hong Kong stayer Dominant will have his Australian target race settled after he contests the Group One Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Doyle taps into Godolphin Slipper bid Godolphin jockey James Doyle once thought about becoming a plumber before starting his climb as one of the most sought-after riders in world racing.
Britaila Kate chasing successive wins Trainer Kelly Doughty has adopted a back-to-basics approach with Britaila Kate who will be chasing her second win in succession at Doomben.
Michael Rodd extends Singapore stay Jockey Michael Rodd is set to ride in Singapore until the end of the year after he was granted an extension to his licence.
Record economic benefit from Melbourne Cup The four-day Melbourne Cup carnival has delivered a record boost to Victoria's economy.
Persistence beats Resistance as More to It wins Congratulations and the “big heart” award definitely needs to be presented to the most loyal team of Dynamic Owners who love their mare More to It
Hall to sound out Purton for Ace advice Nick Hall is hoping Hong Kong's champion jockey Zac Purton can give him an insight into the barrier habits of his George Ryder Stakes mount World Ace.
Williams predicts big future for Telopea Jockey Craig Williams has high hopes for imported mare Telopea after guiding her to a first-up victory at Sandown.
Three years between wins for Laser Hawk As the third anniversary of his Group One win looms, the injury-plagued Laser Hawk has captured another race win in the Newcastle Newmarket.
Sheiswhatitis kick-starts Gollan treble Tony Gollan has trained a treble at Ipswich with Sheiswhatitis leading the way in keeping an unbeaten record.
Two from two this campaign for Camper Not A Happy Camper landed back-to-back victories with a fighting victory at Sandown and could be Adelaide bound for the upcoming carnival.
Daughter of Slipper winner to make debut Two-year-old Sempre Libera is out of a Golden Slipper winner and is set to make a impact in her first start at Warwick Farm.
Racing channel to launch on Slipper day Sky Racing has confirmed its new thoroughbred-only channel will begin broadcasting on Golden Slipper day.
Contributer beatable in G1 Ranvet: James Trainer Roger James is convinced Silent Achiever is capable of ending the unbeaten autumn run of Contributer in the Ranvet Stakes.
Sweynesse ready for another Guineas battle Hallowed Crown has beaten Sweynesse in two autumn starts but the Godolphin colt will try to turn the tables stepping to 2000m in the Rosehill Guineas.
Rubick looking for Group One Galaxy luck High-profile colt Rubick can make up for an unlucky Challenge Stakes third in the Group One Galaxy at Rosehill.
Gear change for Shooting To Win in Ryder Peter Snowden has opted to take the blinkers off Shooting To Win in the hope it will spark him into winning form in the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Lake Geneva chases rare feat in Slipper The Blue Diamond minor placegetters Lake Geneva and Reemah will be striving to become just the third horse to break maiden ranks with a Golden Slipper win.
Miss Gidget set to strike Gold at Bendigo After tackling Victoria's best two-year-olds in the Blue Diamond Stakes, Miss Gidget heads to Bendigo for a target race.
Akavoroun out for redemption at Bendigo Ciaron Maher remains puzzled with the disappointing effort of Akavoroun at Flemington but the trainer is expecting improvement in the Golden Mile.
Hi Son on trial for G2 Hollindale Stakes Hi Son will take another step towards an ambitious Brisbane carnival target when takes on six rivals at Doomben.
Japanese horses to feature in Rosehill G1s The Golden Slipper meeting will have a genuine international flavour with horses from Japan and Hong Kong making their Australian debuts.
Buffering in doubt for winter carnival Trainer Robert Heathcote will have to wait until the end of the month to determine the extent of a leg injury to top sprinter Buffering.
Gordon Lord Byron suffers muscle injury The much-travelled Irish horse Gordon Lord Byron has been found to have a muscle injury after his seventh in the Queen's Silver Jubilee Cup in Hong Kong.
Fourth cobalt positive for Danny O'Brien Trainer Danny O'Brien is faced with a fourth cobalt positive with Bullpit returning a high level after his win at Moonee Valley in December.
Camilleri covers Slipper gamble John Camilleri has a foot in two camps as he heads to the Golden Slipper as the breeder of the favourite Vancouver and the owner of Fireworks.
Wide gate won't stop Vancouver: Gai A wide barrier for Golden Slipper favourite Vancouver doesn't faze trainer Gai Waterhouse who is confident the colt's class will shine through.
Walker fails in bid to beat 8-meeting ban Michael Walker has lost out on his appeal against the severity of an eight-meeting suspension out a support race on Newmarket Handicap day.
Berry upbeat about Tosen Stardom prospects Tommy Berry rides the Golden Slipper favourite Vancouver but he rates Japanese horse Tosen Stardom as a top chance in the Ranvet Stakes.
Hallowed Crown follows in famous hoofsteps The training regime that carried So You Think to the top of Australian racing is being used in Hallowed Crown's build-up to the Rosehill Guineas.
Stokes to improve on Victorian strike rate Trainer Phillip Stokes has fond memories of his last visit to Bendigo and will return with a team of three runners for the metropolitan standard meeting.
Target and Goliath If a race could have ever been run to suit, Saturday was that race. The ever so talented Mr J. Abrahams had mapped out the race dynamics
Extra Noble to resume stop-start career Extra Noble, set to make his Melbourne debut at Sandown, was being aimed at Royal Ascot until injury robbed the import of his chance.
Secret Trail lands 2YO Plate at Gold Coast for Triple Crown Sydney two-year-old Secret Trail has some big shoes to fill after winning the $100,000 Tattersall’s Racing Club Plate at the Gold Coast on Saturday.
Vancouver draws off track in $3.5m Slipper Vancouver will have to overcome a deep barrier in the Golden Slipper as trainer Gai Waterhouse bids for a record-equalling sixth win in the race.
Chris Munce and Dynamic Syndications Score City Win Congratulations to new Dynamic trainer Chris Munce, who only hung up his jockey saddle in January but has made the transition to become a metropolitan trainer, like a "duck to water."
Adelaide to miss George Ryder Cox Plate winner Adelaide is unlikely to run in the George Ryder Stakes with owners Coolmore to save him for the $4 million Queen Elizabeth.
Headwater to run in Golden Slipper Glen Boss will ride Headwater in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper with the colt pleasing his trainer in a crucial work-out.
Flamboyant Lass out of Golden Slipper Flamboyant Lass will miss the $3.5 million Golden Slipper but trainer Gai Waterhouse will still have three runners in the race.
Eight horses to run in Newcastle Group 3 An eight-horse field has been declared for the Newcastle Newmarket with 15 acceptances for the next heat of the Provincial Championship.
Tiz My View set to go for Gold at Bendigo Trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon favours the lucrative Gold Rush at Bendigo as the best weekend option for Tiz My View.
Two winners in two days for Blueblood Thoroughbreds After a strong win from Justiceforall in the last at Yarra Valley (1950m) yesterday (15th March), Denman Flyer became the second winner in only two days for the BlueBlood team.
Strong win for Justiceforall Consistent galloper Justiceforall notched up his 4th win yesterday, taking out the last race on the card at Yarra Valley on Yarra Valley Cup Day.
Lankan Rupee to be right for G1 TJ Smith Lankan Rupee has a pectoral muscle injury and stifle inflammation but Mick Price says the horse will be right for the Group One TJ Smith Stakes.
Criterion heads Lindsay Park's Sydney team Dual Group One winner Criterion is the horse David Hayes considers his stable's leading contender for big race spoils during the Sydney autumn.
Black Caviar clear of cobalt in 2011 win A retrospective test on a sample taken from Black Caviar after her 2011 TJ Smith Stakes win has shown no abnormalities relative to cobalt.
Moore to ride Adelaide in Rosehill gallop Ryan Moore will put Adelaide through his paces in a Rosehill track gallop and will partner the Cox Plate winner if he runs in the George Ryder Stakes.
Ryan Moore to ride Odyssey Moon in Slipper World renowned jockey Ryan Moore will ride Odyssey Moon for trainer Rod Northam and owner Edmund Bateman in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Two more country horses to Championships Loved Up and Yet To Be Convinced have won their way through to the final of the Country Championships by running one-two at Wagga Wagga.
Queensland cobalt results expected soon The final results of tests on Queensland hanress and thoroughbred horses with cobalt irregularities are expected to be known soon.
Oliver reunites with Preferment in Guineas Damien Oliver jumps back aboard Preferment in the Rosehill Guineas and expects the colt to show improvement as he steps up in distance.
The Cleaner eyes Mornington over Sydney Overjoyed by The Cleaner's Australian Cup fourth, trainer Mick Burles will set the gelding for the Mornington Cup.
Gai and Godolphin hold Slipper aces Gai Waterhouse and Godolphin trainer John O'Shea will each have four runners in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Red Cadeaux in good order Three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux heads to Sydney for the first time in good order after his fifth placing in the Australian Cup.
Munce celebrates first Saturday winner Former Sydneysider Perplexity has given Chris Munce his first Saturday winner as a trainer and he is looking to the future with the stayer.
Noble Protector gets first Australian win Imported mare Noble Protector has claimed her first Australian win with a dominant first-up performance in a Group Three race at Flemington.
Walker fined and suspended at Flemington Australian Cup winning jockey Michael Walker has been suspended for eight meetings and will miss the ride on Criterion in next week's George Ryder Stakes.
Moreira plays a starring role again Joao Moreira continues to build on his impressive CV with the Hong Kong-based star jockey winning the Group One Newmarket Handicap in Melbourne.
Melbourne Cup winner, sprinters upstaged The world's best sprinters, the Melbourne Cup winner and even the popular Red Cadeaux have been upstaged on Super Saturday at Flemington.
Gollan sprinter rockets to Stakes win Rocket To Glory has justified Tony Gollan's decision to keep him to sprinting distances with an all-the-way win in the Gold Coast Stakes.
Apprentice Brodie Loy wins Group Two Ajax Apprentice Brodie Loy has claimed his biggest win aboard his favourite horse in the Group Two Ajax Stakes at Rosehill.
Plucky Belle gives Linda Meech first G1 Plucky Belle has upset odds-on favourite First Seal to win the Coolmore Classic, giving jockey Linda Meech her first Group One win.
Winx posts Phar Lap Stakes win A Group Two win by Winx in the Phar Lap Stakes has set her up to take the next step during the autumn.
Lindsay Park claim overdue Group One win Spillway and Extra Zero have given David Hayes and Tom Dabernig a one-two finish in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Wawail returns to form with Kewney win Wawail will head to Sydney for The Championships after winning the Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Rails run helps Savaria win Oaks Hayden Tinsley has guided favourite Savaria along the rails to win the New Zealand Oaks from Platinum Witness and Charmont.
English horse Hartnell goes Sky High English import Hartnell has lived up to his favouritism in the Sky High Stakes at Rosehill with a devastating win.
Brazen Beau beats stars in G1 Newmarket The Newmarket Handicap featured the three best sprinters in the world but the brilliant colt Brazen Beau has left the trio with few excuses.
Suavito adds another Group win in Blamey Nigel Blackiston hopes Blamey Stakes winner Suavito can sneak into the Doncaster Mile but believes he could have to look at other features.
Waterhouse could have four Slipper hopes Gai Waterhouse could add Speak Fondly to her Golden Slipper contenders after the filly's qualifying win in the Magic Night Stakes.
Secret Trail lands 2YO Plate at Gold Coast Secret Trail has made a successful hit-and-run trip to Queensland with the Sydney filly winning the Tattersall's Racing Club Plate.
William Buick wins Pago Pago on Tarquin Jockey William Buick has celebrated his first Sydney win on Tarquin in the Pago Pago Stakes but he also come close to suspension.
Two-state Sires' double chase for Jameka Jameka broke her maiden status with a strong on pace win in the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes and could chase the ATC version at Randwick.
Moody pulls right reign with Pasadena Girl Pasadena Girl has made it two wins from as many starts in beating Air Apparent in the Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes at Flemington.
Moreira and Doyle fight out Listed race Visiting jockeys Joao Moreira and James Doyle have fought out the finish of the Listed MSS Security Stakes with Moreira winning on Pittsburgh Flyer.
Deep Field misses target at Rosehill Target In Sight has got the better of Deep Field at Rosehill, with the high-profile four-year-old suffering his second defeat.
Mullins breaks record with double Irish trainer Willie Mullins has set a new standard by training eight winners over the four-day Cheltenham Festival.
Murray quinella adds to Prov C'ship team Darci Magic and O'Reilly's Revenge have produced a one-two finish in a Provincial Championship Qualifier at Kembla Grange.
Blinkered Paceman in Slipper Trial Paceman will wear blinkers in an attempt to get back to winning form and make his way to the Golden Slipper.
Slightly Sweet wins G3 Keith Nolan Classic Slightly Sweet has edged out the favourite Wine Tales in the Keith Nolan Classic to earn a start in the Group One Vinery Stakes.
Noble Protector after first Australian win Craig Williams is looking forward to the return to the races of import Noble Protector in a Group Three fillies and mares race at Flemington.
Hayes looking for third G1 Australian Cup David Hayes has two Australian Cup trophies on his mantelpiece and would like to add a third, this time with training partner Tom Dabernig.
Conners hoping Wands brings magic Sydney trainer Clarry Conners is looking to Queen Of Wands to weave her magic in the Group Two VRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington.
Miss Cover Girl on the outside Miss Cover Girl's chances of proving her talent at the Gold Coast have been dealt a blow by the barrier draw.
Sistonic out to bounce back at Flemington Beaten for the first time in the Typhoon Tracy Stakes, Sistonic is favoured to bounce back and win her first stakes race at Flemington.
Rudy ready to rock in G1 Doncaster lead-up Queensland star Rudy will complete his build-up to the Doncaster Mile when he takes his place in the Ajax Stakes.
Rain would suit Red Cadeaux for Aust Cup On his fifth trip to Melbourne, three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux is fit and healthy as he prepares for the first of three Australian starts.
Another Coup out to stand up for the south Another Coup's trainers think she has a good chance of becoming the first South Island filly to win the New Zealand Oaks since 1995.
Moreira back chasing Newmarket win Hong Kong-based jockey Joao Moreira has fond memories of recent trips to Australia and is looking to add another Group One win to his tally at Flemington.
Weight's right for Amicus in Coolmore Chris Waller is clinging to a difference in the weights as well as a kind barrier to help Amicus upset odds-on favourite First Seal in the Coolmore Classic.
No swapping Gr1 Newmarket ride for Newitt Craig Newitt returns from Singapore to Melbourne for the Newmarket Handicap ride on Lankan Rupee, and is looking for his 10th win on the gelding.
Kemp duo to resume at Gold Coast Trainer Kevin Kemp is setting Typhoon Red and Kempelly on the path to a repeat of their Weetwood Handicap quinella.
Tony McCoy off the mark at Cheltenham Soon-to-reitre jockey Tony McCoy has steered Usizandre to a Grade One win in the Ryanair Chase at the Cheltenham Festival.
James McDonald signs Godolphin contract James McDonald will ride for Godolphin at some of the biggest racing carnivals in the world after signing on as a contracted jockey.
Fillies to test Oaks claims in G3 Classic The $200,000 Keith Nolan Classic has attracted a quality field including two fillies striving to turn spring disappointment into autumn success.
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Hawkes chasing first Newmarket Hcp win Talented sprinter Chautauqua could give John Hawkes his first Newmarket Handicap win if the gelding can beat a star-studded field at Flemington.
Anthony Freedman fined for positive swab Prominent trainer Anthony Freedman has been fined after Minaj tested positive in a Moonee Valley race.
Inexperience a big hurdle for Darley colt Godolphin's No.1 jockey James McDonald has questioned whether Inner Circle has enough race smarts to win the Pago Pago Stakes at Rosehill.
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Protectionist chasing coveted Cup double Kris Lees expects a rise in distance and return to Flemington to help Protectionist's Australian Cup.
Deep Field to make light work of G3 sprint Tommy Berry will have his first ride on Deep Field at Rosehill where the sprinter is a long odds-on favourite to post his sixth win.
Cohen in leap of faith with Aeronautical Aeronautical will be given a chance to improve on his third placing in the 2013 Newmarket when he takes on Lankan Rupee, Terravista and Chautauqua.
Waller stayers ready to step up a notch Chris Waller has numbers on his side with Melbourne Cup placegetter Who Shot Thebarman one of five stayers from his stable in the Sky High Stakes.
Moloney aiming for the Sky in G1 Newmarket Patrick Moloney will be the only apprentice riding in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington when he partners outsider Lord Of The Sky.
Coolmore unchartered waters for First Seal Trainer John Thompson will take First Seal out of her comfort zone when the glamour filly lines up against older mares in the Coolmore Classic.
Richards chases more VRC Sires' success Trainer Steve Richards goes to Flemington with Lazumba looking to improve his tidy record in the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Sir Moments treads middle-distance path Sir Moments can set himself up for a Queensland weight-for-age campaign when he returns to racing at the Gold Coast.
Weighty issue for Munce-trained Perplexity Perplexity will carry more weight than Chris Munce expected when the former Sydney stayer has his third run for the trainer at the Gold Coast.
Dodging Bullets stars in Champion Chase Dodging Bullets has upstaged the favourites in the Champion Chase at Cheltenham to score a memorable win for his breeder Frankie Dettori.
Cobalt probe needs more time: Racing Vic Racing Victoria says investigations into the elevated cobalt readings from horses in four Victorian stables will take longer than expected.
Slipper an unlikely fit for Always Allison Top trainer Chris Waller is lukewarm on a Golden Slipper start for Always Allison which lines up in the Magic Night Stakes at Rosehill.
Hurdle returns to Qld with series victory Ryan Hurdle has outridden is fellow apprentices to win on Mr Alfranco at the Sunshine Coast.
Buick adds star power to Sydney midweek World-class jockey William Buick has had his first taste of Sydney racing at Randwick and it has whetted his appetitie to ride in The Championships.
Supara top pick for $200,000 Nolan Classic The Gai Waterhouse-trained Supara is popular with bookmakers to win the Group Three Keith F Nolan Classic at Kembla Grange.
Bonaria saved for Flemington G3 hat-trick Bonaria will attempt to win the same Group Three fillies and mares race for the third year in a row when she lines up at Flemington.
Waterhouse duo to give Coolmore a shake First Seal is a clear-cut favourite for the Coolmore Classic but Gai Waterhouse says she has two serious challengers in Adrift and Diamond Drille.
Lankan Rupee on target for 2nd Newmarket Trainer Mick Price is counting on a change in riding tactics working for the second time with Lankan Rupee in the Newmarket Handicap.
Voodoo Lad set for Tamworth Country heat Rod Northam has smart galloper Voodoo Lad in top shape for a heat of the Country Championships at Tamworth.
Boss chasing Aus Cup success on Foreteller Foreteller lines up for his third try at winning an Australian Cup and jockey Glen Boss says the veteran shouldn't be underestimated.
Page chases Rosehill, Gold Coast double Trainer Helen Page is poised to collect a two-state double with Rudy and Powerful Saga who will race at Rosehill and the Gold Coast respectively.
Field of 16 for Group One Australian Cup A field of 16 has been declared for the Australian Cup including Protectionist and Red Cadeaux but Godolphin has not accepted with import Hartnell.
Wide gate for First Seal in G1 Coolmore First Seal heads a field of 13 fillies and mares chasing a Group One win in the Coolmore Classic at Rosehill.
Four Cheltenham winners for Mullins Trainer Willie Mullins has had a day to remember, winning four races on the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival including the Champion Hurdle.
Dear Demi topweight for Coolmore Classic Three-year-old filly First Seal has 55.5kg in the Group One Coolmore Classic while Dear Demi has been given topweight of 58kg.
Smerdon weighs up options with Andrioli Robert Smerdon is undecided whether Andrioli takes aim in the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington or is kept to fillies' company in a 1200m race.
Oliver after back-to-back Australian Cups Happy Trails has won three Group Ones at Flemington and jockey Damien Oliver believes the gelding is on target to try to add another in the Australian Cup.
Second Newmarket in sight for Lankan Rupee Dale Smith has been riding Lankan Rupee in trackwork this campaign and is convinced the sprinter is on target for his shot at back-to-back Newmarket wins.
Conners looking skyward for Slipper hopes Look To The Stars is trainer Clarry Conners' only hope of a Golden Slipper starter but she has to win the Magic Night Stakes.
Tactics to play a big part in Newmarket Jockey Hugh Bowman is unfazed by a small field in the Newmarket Handicap and will relish the tactics rather than the traffic in 1200m contest.
Sam Kavanagh to front inquiry over cobalt Trainer Sam Kanagh will face an iinquiry over a higher than allowed cobalt level and caffeine found in post-race samples from Midsummer Sun.
Next phase for This Is Australia Well bred colt This Is Australia will be out to restart his career when he runs at Randwick for new trainer Gerald Ryan.
Mullins and McCoy to dominate Cheltenham Jockey Tony McCoy and trainer Willie Mullins are expected to be the human stars of the Cheltenham jumps festival.
Tanby wins Adelaide Cup in a thriller Tanby has won the Adelaide Cup for trainer Mick Cerchi who bought him at a Lloyd Williams dispersal sale.
First riding treble for Patrick Moloney Father and son team of Gerard and Patrick Moloney have combined for a city success with Taddei Tondo at Moonee Valley.
Dear Demi ready for Coolmore Classic Dear Demi is in great condition ahead of the Coolmore Classic but trainer Clarry Conners admits First Seal will be hard to beat.
Easy win for Chill Party with class drop Following an emphatic win at Moonee Valley, Chill Party will return to the track for the Alister Clark Stakes.
Dunn looking forward to Newmarket clash Chautauqua's jockey Dwayne Dunn is looking forward to the clash of Australia's star sprinters in the Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Full field for National Apprentices race An injection of prize money has attracted a capacity field for the next heat of the National Apprentices series at the Sunshine Coast.
Walk completed at Moonee Valley The 4tracks4kids charity walkers have made their way from Sandown to Moonee Valley taking in Caulfield and Flemington racecourses along the way.
Horses to follow at Cheltenham The four-day Cheltenham Festival will be watched around the world including Australia which will be betting on the big jumps races.
Slipper berth on the line for Allison Always Allison can convince trainer Chris Waller she is a Golden Slipper chance with a winning performance in the Magic Night Stakes.
Bowman gets acquainted with Red Cadeaux Hugh Bowman has made the trip to Werribee to acquaint himself with Red Cadeaux before the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 54 Pictured above is a high class filly by Hinchinbrook out of the stakes winning Flying Spur mare Velasco which was Group 1 placed
More Than Ready reaffirms his super sire status More Than Ready has gone back-to-back with a juvenile stakes-winning double for the second Saturday in a row
Takedown wins the Black Opal Stakes Takedown has led all the way to win the Group Three Black Opal Stakes, giving trainer Gary Moore his biggest win since returning from Macau.
Small field for Newmarket Handicap The Newmarket Handicap seems likely to have a small field but the world's top three sprinters will assure it is the highest quality.
Rom Baro wins Group 3 Canberra Guineas Rom Baro has taken out the Canberra Guineas with trainer Matthew Dale keen to aim the three-year-old at the Carbine Club Stakes at Randwick.
McEvoy excited about Alpine Eagle's future Alpine Eagle had to settle for second in the Group One Australian Guineas but trainer Tony McEvoy is excited about what the future holds for the colt.
Diamond Oasis wins on Black Opal day Diamond Oasis has booked himself a trip to Melbourne with a Group One winning stablemate with victory in the Camarena Quality at Canberra.
Oaks favourite set for Flemington run Set Square will have her second run back after her VRC Oaks victory last spring when she lines-up in the Matron Stakes at Flemington.
Ryan to open Hawesbury stable Gerald Ryan is to open a satellite stable at Hawkesbury in conjunction with long-time client Damion Flower.
Red Cadeaux team keeping tabs on Hartnell The Red Cadeaux team is getting a handle on the opposition in the Australian Cup through European form lines.
Long trip no worries for Highest Note Highest Note provided Port Lincoln trainer Darryl Carrison now he's hoping she can give him a first Melbourne city win at Moonee Valley.
Macdonald seeking first Adelaide Cup Adelaide trainer Leon Macdonald will have his first two runners in his home town Cup trying to foil the favourite Taiyoo.
Walsh to ride Faugheen at Cheltenham Ruby Walsh has chosen Faugheen over Hurricane Fly as his mount in the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Sam Clipperton booked for Sweynesse in G1 Sam Clipperton has committed to losing 4kg in four weeks in order to ride Godolphin colt Sweynesse in the Doncaster Mile.
Nayeli scores surprise win in Fireball Gai Waterhouse has ended Randwick Guineas day with a quartet of winners in Sydney and a Group One triumph in Melbourne.
Whatalovelyday earns winter carnival tilt Whatalovelyday has overcome a pre-race scare to confirm a winter carnival campaign in winning at the Sunshine Coast.
Three straight for Chloe In Paris Trainer Ciaron Maher celebrated the black type victory of Chloe In Paris at Flemington and can now look to bigger riches.
Wolf Blass toasts despite missing Guineas It was trainer Gai Waterhouse's day at the Flemington and Randwick races, but winemaker Wolf Blass still had reason to celebrate.
Higgins' syndicate eyes Group One victory On a day when late champion jockey Roy Higgins was remembered at Flemington, there's still big plans for his racehorse syndication business.
Miracles Of Life up to the Challenge Miracles Of Life has produced an explosive finish to beat a classy field of sprinters in the Group Two Challenge Stakes at Randwick.
Madam Gangster rises to the challenge Talented mare Madam Gangster has continued her rise through the grades, capturing the Frances Tressady Stakes at Flemington.
Crafty Cruiser wins Roy Higgins Quality The Bryce Stanaway-trained Crafty Cruiser has taken out the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington, a race named in honour of the late champion jockey.
Prebble guides Wandjina to G1 Guineas win Brett Prebble has returned from Hong Kong to win the Australian Guineas on Wandjina for champion trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Cosmic Endeavour stars for Waterhouse Cosmic Endeavour gave Gai Waterhouse the first leg of a two-state Group One double with a record-breaking Canterbury Stakes win at Randwick.
Adorabeel prevails in four-way G3 finish Sam Clipperton has made the most of a rival jockey's defection to win his first stakes race for Joe Pride aboard Adorabeel.
Amorino gives Alexander career highlight Amorino has had to undergo a veterinary inspection before providing Ballarat trainer Archie Alexander with Group success at Flemington.
Hallowed Crown rules Randwick Guineas Hallowed Crown has again had the measure of Sweynesse and Shooting To Win in the Randwick Guineas.
Cheers as Phrases wins Listed race Country gelding Phrases has beaten a field of well-performed city horses to win the Listed Randwick Stakes for trainer Bindi Cheers.
Dram Of Red in winning debut at Caloundra Inexperience hasn't stopped the Matt Dunn-trained two-year-old Dram Of Red from dominating his opposition at the Sunshine Coast.
First-up Flemington win for Sino Eagle A stakes win for Sino Eagle will be one of Peter Moody's priorities following the first-up win of the mare at Flemington.
Group One sprint looms for Victorian mare Melbourne mare Griante has upstaged the locals to win the Wenona Girl Handicap at Randwick and book her place in a Group One race.
Ready For Victory enters Slipper picture The Mick Price-trained Ready For Victory has raced into Golden Slipper calculations with a debut win in a Listed race at Flemington.
Soldier caps off trainers' great carnival Improved gelding Sakhee's Soldier has held off Rising Romance in the New Zealand Stakes, both on the track and in the inquiry room.
Antelucan favourite to win G3 Black Opal A Blue Diamond Stakes campaign didn't work out for Antelucan but the filly is strongly fancied to find her best form in the Black Opal Stakes.
Vancouver reinstated as Slipper favourite Vancouver has won the Todman Stakes to reassert his authority on Golden Slipper betting, giving Gai Waterhouse her second 2yo winner at Randwick.
English storms into Slipper contention The Gai Waterhouse-trained English announced herself as a genuine Golden Slipper contender with a professional win in a lead-up race at Randwick.
Taps turned on at Cheltenham Selective watering has begun at Cheltenham with little rain forecast in the lead-up to the famous jumps Festival.
Victoria Pendleton aims to become a jockey Retired English cycling champion Victoria Pendleton has switched her attention to becoming an amateur jumps jockey.
Toast Of New York out of World Cup Pre-race favourite Toast Of New York will miss the Dubai World Cup after suffering a soft tissue injury.
Sheza Gypsy wins Country Championship heat Sheza Gypsy and Explosive Scene have cemented their places in the Country Championship final by running one-two in the Port Macquarie heat.
Wild Card race added to Country series A race has been added to the Country Championship series as a Wild Card, giving horses a last chance to qualify for the $300,000 final.
Tiz My View fresh for Flemington sprint Sam Pritchard-Gordon says Tiz My View has improved since a freshen-up and is confident the filly can run a bold race at odds at Flemington.
Waller in wait and see on Golden Slipper Chris Waller doesn't have a runner in two Golden Slipper lead-up races at Randwick but the results will shape plans for his unbeaten filly Always Allison.
Challenge on for young and old sprinters Rain Affair will be out to defy his age and some younger competitors in the Challenge Stakes, three years after he won the Group Two race.
Class will count with Criterion: Bowman Hugh Bowman will be reunited with Criterion in the Canterbury Stakes, confident the four-year-old can match it with the weight-for-age sprinters.
Alpine Eagle ready for Guineas challenge Tony McEvoy admits the Australian Guineas is Alpine Eagle's big test but believes the colt is up for the challenge in the $500,000 Group One race.
Heys banking on Purton factor in Guineas Sworn To Silence has been overshadowed in Randwick Guineas discussions despite stable confidence he will be strong at the end of 1600m.
Maher pair facing big tests With a good record at 1400m, Akavoroun is racing for a trip to Sydney while stablemate Chloe In Paris chases a black type win.
Rising Romance a good test for Soriano Rising Romance's presence will help the Rogerson stable assess how competitive Soriano could be in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes in Sydney.
Short course trip to suit Mossfun A distance drop could help Group One-winning filly Mossfun return to the winner's list when she takes on more experienced sprinters in the Challenge Stakes.
Passatorio at home at Sunshine Coast Passatorio has a home track advantage at the Sunhine Coast where he will be aiming for four-straight.
Doncaster penalty for Godolphin import It's Somewhat has been penalised a kilogram for the Doncaster Mile following his first-up victory in the Liverpool City Cup.
Sure And Fast earns a ticket to Randwick Three-year-old Sure And Fast has given his older rivals a galloping lesson in winning a qualifying race for the $300,000 Provincial Championships.
Flemington debutant still in Slipper mix Mick Price will run Ready For Victory in the Golden Slipper if the unraced colt makes a winning start to his career at Flemington.
Leading Sydney stables target Black Opal Godolphin filly Antelucan is favoured to bounce back to winning form in the Black Opal Stakes at Canberra.
Weights suit Tuscan Fire in Roy Higgins Trainer Dan O'Sullivan has decided to bypass an Adelaide Cup start with Tuscan Fire to focus on a jumping campaign in the winter.
Fast facts on the Randwick Guineas Randwick Guineas - what you need to know.
Perth trainer out to plunder Aust Guineas Rommel will be out to deliver Perth trainer Neville Parnham his first Australian Guineas win when the improving colt backs up in the Group One race.
Fast facts on the Australian Guineas Australian Guineas - what you need to know.
Riders the key to Randwick Guineas Paul Snowden insists having a jockey who is as focused and dedicated as Blake Shinn can give Shooting To Win an edge in the Randwick Guineas.
Slipper heavyweights to clash in Todman Three horses who have held the position of Golden Slipper favourite will go head-to-head for the first time in the Todman Stakes at Randwick.
Emerging trainer considering Brisbane move Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie is hoping his young team of emerging horses can continue to perform and provide the firepower for a move to Brisbane.
Sunshine Coast track to suit Forster pair The roomy Sunshine Coast track could be the key to two emerging talents from the stable of Desleigh Forster.
Fast facts on the Canterbury Stakes Canterbury Stakes - what you need to know.
Catkins switch to deliver overdue G1 win Chris Waller has compared Catkins to retired stablemate Red Tracer as the grey racemare chases a Group One breakthrough in the Canterbury Stakes.
Testashadow out of G1 Australian Guineas Gary Portelli has scratched Testashadow from the Australian Guineas saying an outside barrier draw all but cruelled his winning chances.
Panther on track for Gold Cup in Dubai Group One winning stayer Brown Panther has stepped up his workload ahead of a trip to Dubai for the Gold Cup.
Richard Hughes announces retirement Britain's champion jockey Richard Hughes will ride for one more season before turning his hand to training.
Mark Du Plessis gem gets Diva home Mark Du Plessis won his third Auckland Cup when he guided Rock Diva from last to catch King Kamada on the line.
Gollan chalks up 50th city win of season Tony Gollan remains on track to break a long-standing Brisbane training record after celebrating a winning double at Ipswich.
Beriman wins apprentices' race at Sandown Jackie Beriman has taken out the first heat of a national series for apprentice riders with victory aboard Wild Fire at Sandown
Unequivocal set for Provincial qualifier Unequivocal is ready to return to racing in a $100,000 Provincial Championship heat at Wyong after an interrupted start to her career.
Stay With Me to press Slipper claims Miss Finland's daughter Stay With Me could book a start in the Golden Slipper with a win in the Group Two Reisling Stakes at Randwick
Lofty goals for trio of Sandown winners Sandown winner Bikila took the first step towards a possible berth in the ATC Australian Derby with a midweek win at Sandown.
Conners lauds Shinn after Farm 2YO win The kind hands of jockey Blake Shinn have helped Look To The Stars earn a start in the Magic Night Stakes after her Warwick Farm win.
Williams to ride Minnesinger in Guineas Craig Williams will be aboard Minnesinger in the Group One Australian Guineas after Disposition, the horse he was due to ride, was ruled out of the race.
Thee Auld Floozie earns NZ Oaks start Thee Auld Floozie has rocketed into New Zealand Oaks contention with a strong victory in the Sunline Vase at Ellerslie.
First city winner for Captain Sonador Deceased stallion Captain Sonador has sired his first city winner with juvenile Dream Finnish leading throughout to score at Ipswich.
Fitness key to Merion in G1 Aust Guineas Michael Moroney was relieved when Merion earned an Australian Guineas start after fearing the horse would miss the cut for the Group One race.
Scissor Kick to peak for Randwick Guineas Hallowed Crown and Shooting To Win head the market for the Randwick Guineas but Scissor Kick is tipped to peak for the Group One race.
Kermadec to run in Australian Guineas The Chris Waller stable has scratched dual acceptor Kermadec from the Randwick Guineas in preference for the Australian Guineas in Melbourne.
Brett Prebble to ride Wandjina in Guineas Brett Prebble will replace the suspended Damien Oliver aboard Wandjina in the Australian Guineas which has attracted a capacity field.
Volkhere, Hi Son set to resume rivalry Two horses who clashed in six successive races at the start of the season will meet again when they resume at the Sunshine Coast.
Small field for Group One Randwick Guineas Group One winners Hallowed Crown and Shooting To Win headline a field of eight three-year-olds to accept for the Randwick Guineas.
Sam hoping New is The One Sam Twiston-Davies has many good rides at the Cheltenham Festival but no win would mean more than The New One in the Stan James Hurdle.
Anthony Freedman to front RAD Board A positive pre-race urine sample taken from Minaj at Moonee Valley last October has led to charges against trainer Anthony Freedman.
Griffiths mares set to clash at Flemington Boasting form around Group One winner Suavito, Girl In Flight resumes against stablemate Nadeem Lass at Flemington.
Hong Kong champion booked for Guineas ride Champion Hong Kong jockey Douglas Whyte will ride Alpine Eagle in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Newmarket Hcp weights confuse Joe Pride Terravista's trainer Joe Pride believes Lankan Rupee should be carrying more than his 58.5kg in the Newmarket Handicap where the top sprinters will clash.
Japanese horses have easy morning work-out The Japanese horses visiting Sydney for The Championships have worked around Canterbury racetrack where they are in quarantine.
Randwick Guineas one for the ages: Bowman Hugh Bowman says his Randwick Guineas mount Hallowed Crown belongs to a special group of colts taking their places in the $600,000 race.
Don't forget Graphic, warns Ormsby Topweight Surpass gives trainer Chad Ormsby a top chance to win the Auckland Cup but he says his second string Graphic is not out of it.
Damien Oliver loses G1 Aust Guineas ride After winning an appeal against one careless riding suspension, Damien Oliver lost out on a Caulfield ban and will miss the Australian Guineas.
Import Tall Ship makes debut at Sandown Tall Ship, a son of English Derby and Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Sea The Stars, will have his first Australian start at Sandown.
Lassitude continues ATC Aus Derby build-up Lassitude will be out to add his name to Godolphin's growing list of autumn carnival horses when he steps out in a midweek race at Warwick Farm.
Manawanui banned after 2nd bleeding attack Golden Rose winner Manawanui has been banned from Australian racing after he bled during a Rosehill barrier trial.
Lankan Rupee topweight in Newmarket Hcp Weights have been released for the Newmarket Handicap with Lankan Rupee, Terravista and Chautauqua to meet again over the 1200-metre Flemington course.
Stewards rule against trainer Darren Smith Racing NSW stewards have found trainer Darren Smith guilty of cobalt offences, rejecting the notion there must be a threshold to uphold charges.
Riley granted stay pending appeal to VCAT Mark Riley has been granted a stay of proceedings by VCAT to continue training until his appeal against a three-year ban is heard.
Two Guineas to choose from for some Australian Guineas favourite Kermadec has also been entered for the Randwick Guineas on the same day.
Off the Track Racehorse Initiative Racehorse syndicator Peter Morley has implemented a new policy designed to enhance and nurture the post racing careers of horses raced by his clients
Hunter eyes Guineas with Disposition Former WA-based gelding Disposition went close to a Group One win in Perth and gets another chance at Group One success in the Australian Guineas.
Ryan looking to Slipper fillies to step up Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to Perignon and Fireworks to stake their claims for inclusion in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Manawanui on target for Group One return Ron Leemon has his sights on a Group One return in the Canterbury Stakes for Manawanui after the gelding runs in a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Fontiton to have surgery for bone chips The Robert Smerdon-trained Fontiton, beaten for the first time in the Blue Diamond, will have surgery to remove two bone chips from a fetlock.
BRC to lure kiwis to winter carnival Brisbane racing officials will try to entice NZ Derby winner Mongolian Khan and runner-up Volkstok'n'barrel to the Queensland Classic.
Red Cadeaux relishing Melbourne
Three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux has had his first serious work-out since arriving in Australia for an autumn campaign.
Oliver has win at Racing Appeals Board Damien Oliver is closer to being able to ride Wandjina in the Australian Guineas after winning his appeal against the first of two careless riding bans.
Sharing Winners The annual New Zealand Bloodstock sale was conducted last month and we bought three yearlings for the team, one for Belhus Racing Stables and two for Grand Syndicates.
Lemaire suspended for month Jockey Christophe Lemaire has been banned for one month for using his phone at a race meeting against the Japanese racing rules.
Veteran stayer Cavalryman put down Veteran Godolphin stayer Cavalryman has been euthanised after suffering a leg injury in a race in Dubai.
Binalong Road heading to Championships Binalong Road has staked his claim for the $300,000 Country Championship final with a decisive win in the first heat at Bathurst.
Godolphin attention turns to youngsters Trainer John O'Shea will send three of his Golden Slipper hopes to Randwick on Saturday for their final leads-up runs.
Guineas question for Lucky Liberty If Lucky Liberty gets into the Australian Guineas field, his jockey Michelle Payne believes he can make his presence felt.
Rubick is up for the challenge at Randwick Three-year-old Rubick will be out to add another Group Two weight-for-age win to his record in the Challenge Stakes at Randwick.
Fitness key to Catkins's Group One chance Chris Waller is hoping Catkins has the fitness edge to snare an early autumn Group One win in the Canterbury Classic.
Code Noir could be Sydney bound Brisbane winner Code Noir could head to the Sydney carnival if he comes through his next test at the Gold Coast.
Sprinter Sacre getting back to best Sprinter Sacre is is in fine shape ahead of his attempt to regain his crown in the Queen Mother Champion Chase at Cheltenham.
Oliver charged with careless riding again Damien Oliver and Stephen Baster were charged with careless riding at Caulfield with Oliver's charge set aside until an appeal on Monday.
Tactics switch works wonders for Black Jet The Liam Birchley-trained Black Jet has broken through in stakes company in winning the Tattersall's Members' Cup at Doomben.
Pride Of Dubai wins Diamond for Snowdens Pride Of Dubai has given trainer Peter Snowden his third Blue Diamond win, this time in partnership with his son Paul.
John Thompson wins race named for mentor The John Thompson-trained Danesiri has won the Guy Walter Stakes at Warwick Farm, named in honour of the late poular local trainer.
Mourinho wins Group 2 Peter Young Stakes Mourinho has taken out the Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield in a race which featured the return of Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist which finished sixth.
Red-letter day for O'Shea, Godolphin blue John O'Shea has trained the Chipping Norton Stakes quinella with the winner Contributer giving him his first Group One win for Godolphin.
Third time lucky for Shamal Wind in Plate Robert Smerdon has produced a long-shot quinella in the Oakleigh Plate with Shamal Wind steaming home to beat Under The Louvre at Caulfield.
Falvelon win lifts Heathcote out of slump Excellantes has overcome a deep draw to beat Sydneysider The Peak in the Listed Falvelon Quality at Doomben.
Alpine Eagle impresses in Caulfield G2 win Tony McEvoy has an exciting horse in three-year-old Alpine Eagle which has surged home to win the Group Two Autumn Classic.
Godolphin goes one-two in Chipping Norton Contributer has led home Godolphin stablemate Hartnell to give trainer John O'Shea a quinella result in the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes.
It's Somewhat scores in Liverpool City Cup It's Somewhat has given Godolphin another stakes win in Australia with victory in the Group Three Liverpool City Cup.
Suavito too strong in Group One Futurity Four-year-old mare Suavito outpointed her male rivals to win the Group One Futurity Stakes, leaving the favourite Dissident in her wake.
First Seal in one-act affair in Surround First Seal has coasted to a Group Two win in the Surround Stakes at Warwick Farm, reaffirming her position as Sydney's best three-year-old filly.
Sabatini dominates Angus Armanasco Stakes High-class filly Sabatini has continued an unbeaten run during the Melbourne autumn carnival in the Angus Armanasco Stakes at Caulfield.
Always Allison wins Sweet Embrace Stakes Always Allison's Sweet Embrace Stakes win may not be enough to convince her owners to pay $150,000 to put her in the Golden Slipper.
Coolmore Classic option for Tycoon Tara Symon Wilde says Tycoon Tara could take her place in the Coolmore Classic after impressing in the Mannerism Stakes.
Exosphere wins Gr 2 Skyline for Godolphin Exosphere has stamped himself as a leading Golden Slipper contender for Godolphin with his Skyline Stakes win.
Rommel races into Aust Guineas contention Smart Perth galloper Rommel has scored a narrow win at Caulfield to press his claims for the Group One Australian Guineas.
Adelaide takes next step towards return Cox Plate winner Adelaide has continued his build-up to the Queen Elizabeth Stakes with a raceday gallop against stablemate Royal Descent.
British jockey banned for cocaine offence British rider Danny Cook has been suspended pending a disciplinary hearing for testing positive to cocaine.
Portelli talks up Oakleigh Plate chances Warwick Farm trainer Gary Portelli has high hopes for Oakleigh Plate runner I'm All The Talk and Skyline Stakes fancy Sebring Sun.
Beadman to act as Doyle's raceday mentor James Doyle will be armed with the best information he could hope to get when he receives a Chipping Norton Stakes day form talk from Darren Beadman.
Racing Victoria adds to media portfolio Racing Victoria has won out in a silent auction to secure thoroughbred racing titles Best Bets and Winning Post.
Stanley eyes off $100,000 Bathurst race Central Districts trainer Peter Stanley is looking to qualify King Derota for the Country Championship final.
Smerdon to wind back clock in G1 Diamond Unbeaten Fontiton is the best of trainer Robert Smerdon's two Blue Diamond Stakes chances as he tries to win the race for the second time in 30 years.
Duric expects bold run from Driefontein Vlad Duric has won a Group One on Driefontein and believes the mare is going well enough to make her presence felt in the Futurity Stakes.
Riley faces another drug positive hearing The Mark Riley-trained Grand Gallop has returned a positive swab to an anti-inflammatory drug after a Sandown win.
Moody left with one Oakleigh Plate chance A Time For Julia will be Peter Moody's only Oakleigh Plate runner after the trainer scratched Flamberge on race eve.
Contributer, Hartnell in Godolphin G1 bid Contributer has been well supported to win the Chipping Norton Stakes but Godolphin stablemate Hartnell will be one to watch in the Group One race.
My Quilter to continue successful comeback Comeback gelding My Quilter will be out to win his first stakes race when he runs in the Listed Tattersalls Members Cup at Doomben.
Excitement to keep winning streak intact Six weeks between runs will not affect Red Excitement who is the favourite for the Liverpool City Cup at Warwick Farm.
Zahra gets his Blue Diamond chance Mark Zahra rode Sepoy to three consecutive lead-up wins only to lose the Blue Diamond ride but he doesn't have those concerns with Fontiton.
Bonaria kept to mares company for now A trip to Sydney is on the cards for Group One winning mare Bonaria with trainer Pat Hyland hoping for a wet Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Birchley hopes Syn City foward enough Trainer Liam Birchley has been unable to trial Syn City and hopes she is forward enough for her return at Doomben.
Dear Demi earns high praise from Cassidy Clarry Conners has been buoyed by the reports from jockey Jim Cassidy as he prepares Dear Demi for her seasonal return at Warwick Farm.
Damien Oliver suspended for Ballarat ride Champion jockey Damien Oliver has been suspended for 12 meetings at Ballarat after a winning ride on odds-on favourite Cornrow.
Protectionist returns in Caulfield Group 2 Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist will be one of the star attractions on Blue Diamond Stakes day when he resumes in the Peter Young Stakes.
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Iconic ready for G1 Oakleigh Plate test The Tony McEvoy-trained Iconic will chase the biggest win of his career when he resumes from the inside gate in the Group One Oakleigh Plate.
Japanese raiders enter Sydney quarantine A quartet of Japanese-trained horses, headed by Queen Elizabeth Stakes fancy To The World, have entered quarantine in Sydney.
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Futurity result can enhance Dunn G1 record Dwayne Dunn is counting on Entirely Platinum, Shamal Wind and Lake Geneva to add to an already impressive Group One record at Caulfield.
Watershed day looms for Godolphin trainer Trainer John O'Shea has four chances to win his first Group One race for Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin operation.
Snowden chasing third Blue Diamond win Peter Snowden says Pride Of Dubai is good enough to give him a third Blue Diamond win but he has the highest respect for unbeaten favourite Fontiton.
High Above begins Oaks campaign at Farm Three horses trainer Anthony Cummings hopes can figure prominently in the autumn will take their first step towards carnival goals at Warwick Farm.
McEvoy speaks highly of Waterhouse filly Kerrin McEvoy will team up with Tulloch Lodge filly Speak Fondly when she launches a Golden Slipper bid at Warwick Farm.
Second-up syndrome a concern: O'Shea Godolphin trainer John O'Shea says Contributer needs to prove his second-up credentials in the Group One Chipping Norton Stakes.
Weight's right for improving Vodnik: Hill Trainer Bruce Hill will give Sydney cast-off Vodnik the chance to add to a promising Queensland record at Doomben despite a rise in class.
Morrisey keeps faith in Living On A Prayer Trainer John Morrisey says a rescheduled Falvelon Quality can work in favour of smart sprinter Living On A Prayer.
Specific Choice gives Munce first victory It hasn't taken Chris Munce long to make a winning transition to the training ranks with Specific Choice scoring at Ipswich.
Queen Of Wands on path to Sires' Produce The Clarry Conners-trained Queen Of Wands has broken through at her fourth start to book a shot at the Group Two VRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Glyn Schofield to miss Group One meeting Jockey Glyn Schofield will miss two feature meetings after being handed a five-meeting careless-riding supension at Rosehill.
Upstart 3YO Admiral upsets Tasmanian star Smart three-year-old Admiral has run down popular galloper The Cleaner in the George Adams Plate at Launceston.
Appo, Morrisey figure in Ipswich doubles Beau Appo has ridden two Ipswich winners at double-figure odds, including Seashells for John Morrisey who also had a double at the meeting.
Williams the difference in Launceston Cup Craig Williams says Genuine Lad is a stayer of the future after riding the four-year-old to a hard-fought win in the Launceston Cup.
Earthquake to give Oakleigh Plate a shake Three-year-old Earthquake has been made favourite to win the Oakleigh Plate, a year after her biggest win in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Australian Derby plans for Rosehill winner Norzita's little brother Nazir will be set on an ATC Australian Derby path after a scoring a resolute middle-distance win at Rosehill.
O'Shea declares Inner Circle future star Two-year-old Inner Circle has lived up to his impressive bloodlines with a first-up win at Rosehill to earn a Pago Pago Stakes start.
Dissident odds-on to win Futurity Stakes The Peter Moody-trained Dissident is an odds-on favourite to notch the fifth Group One win of his career in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Riley Diamond runner put on 24-hour guard Stewards have ordered 24-hour security on disqualified trainer Mark Riley's Blue Diamond fancy Of The Brave, a $10 chance to win the $1 million race.
Gold Busker makes right noise in Sovereign Logan McGill has landed his first stakes winner as a trainer with Gold Busker taking out the Gold Sovereign Stakes at Launceston.
Diamond sparkles for inexperienced Geneva Lake Geneva will attempt to win the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes at her second start as jockey Dwayne Dunn chases his fifth win in the race.
Mile specialists rate best in G1: Waller Chris Waller will be represented by more than half the field in the Chipping Norton Stakes but he says three of his team stand out in the Group One race.
First Seal set to bounce back in Surround John Thompson believes external factors were to blame for the first-up defeat of First Seal and he expects the filly to win at Warwick Farm.
Pienkna flies solo for Gollan at Doomben Thousand Guineas runner-up Traveston Girl will have her return to racing delayed with Tony Gollan banking on Pienkna as one of his main Doomben chances.
Waller runners dominate Chipping Norton Chris Waller has eight entries in the Chipping Norton Stakes but the John O'Shea-trained Contribtuer is expected to the favourite for the Group One race.
Nicholls' small but select Cheltenham team Trainer Paul Nicholls will have a small team high on quality heading to the famous Cheltenham jumps festival.
Trainer Mark Riley gains stay Disqualified trainer Mark Riley has been granted a stay of proceedings allowing him to start Of The Brave in the Blue Diamond Stakes under his name.
Overseas horses a must for Championships Sydney officials are confident it won't be long before The Championships will be able to compete with major thoroughbred carnivals around the globe.
Horse trainer Riley loses Of The Brave bid Disqualified trainer Mark Riley has lost a last-minute bid to keep leading Blue Diamond Stakes contender Of The Brave at his stables.
Star sprinters set for Newmarket clash Lankan Rupee, Terravista and Chautauqua are among 22 first acceptors for the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Zahra has faith in Diamond fav Fontiton Unbeaten filly Fontiton remains the horse to beat in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes after the barrier draw for the $1 million race for two-year-olds.
Import could surprise first-up in Futurity Guest Of Honour will make his debut for Lindsay Park in the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Vain Queen ready to fire in Oakleigh Plate John Sadler is confident Vain Queen is ready to run a big race first-up in the Oakleigh Plate and says he wouldn't swap the mare for any other runner.
Geegees looking for more Tassie success He may be rising nine years of age but Geegees Blackflash has plenty of life left in him ahead of his bid to win a second Launceston Cup.
History against mares in Chipping Norton Kris Lees believes race tempo is the key to the chances of Lucia Valentina in the Chipping Norton Stakes, a race which hasn't been kind to mares.
The Chairman chasing maiden win at Sandown Mick Price says three-year-old The Chairman is a work in progress but hopes the High Chaparral colt can break his maiden in an 1800m race at Sandown.
Cobalt threshold under fire at inquiry Counsel for Darren Smith says without a cobalt threshold in place when horses produced high levels, the case against the trainer must be thrown out.
Inner Circle to follow family tradition Godolphin will unveil a blue blood two-year-old colt at Rosehill when Inner Circle makes his debut with hopes he could become an autumn carnival contender.
Canterbury approved as quarantine centre Canterbury racecourse has been given the green light to operate as a quarantine and training facility for international horses during The Championships.
Fontiton draws inside gate for Diamond Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Fontiton will jump from the inside barrier in the $1 million feature at Caulfield.
Field of 15 for Group One Blue Diamond A field of 15 has been declared for the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes including late entries Pride Of Dubai and Manhattan Blues.
Strong field for Chipping Norton Silent Achiever is the highest rated horse in the Chipping Norton but trainer Roger James says 1600 metres is still short of her best.
Suavito to kick off in Futurity A couple of jump-outs have smart mare Suavito heading in the right direction for a first-up tilt in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
McEvoy expecting better of Pelicano After two disappointing performances trainer Tony McEvoy has made a gear change to bring the best out of Pelicano in the Launceston Cup.
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Sacred Falls topweight in Doncaster Mile Dual Doncaster Mile winner Sacred Falls will have to carry 58kg topweight to win the famous Randwick race for a third time.
Riley disqualified for three years Mornington trainer Mark Riley faces a fight to keep training Of The Brave ahead on the Blue Diamond Stakes after being disqualified for three years.
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Band on song for Launceston Mornington-trained filly Band On The Run heads back to Tasmania chasing black type in the Gold Soveriegn Stakes at Launceston.
The Waco Kid on trial for Champiosnhips The Waco Kid will be on trial for the Country Championships qualifying race when he runs at Goulburbn.
Sire De Grugy in form for Cheltenham Sire De Grugy is back on track to defend the Queen Mother champion Chase at the Cheltenham Festival.
Toast Of New York gearing up for World Cup Frankie Dettori is expected to give Toast Of New York a work-out at Kempton ahead of his first race ride on the horse in the Dubai World Cup.
Zululand second in Singapore Group One Australian three-year-old Zululand has begun his new life in Singapore with an eye-catching second in the island's richest race.
Buffering back in work for Brisbane winter Queensland champion Buffering will stay home in Brisbane with his campaign to concentrate on his home town Group One sprints.
Hayes chasing wins in two countries David Hayes is hoping for success in two countries in two days with Tashbeeh lining up in Dubai and Sistonic making her stakes debut in Melbourne.
Boban out to break drought in Chipping Trainer Chris Waller will be out to win his fifth consecutive Chipping Norton Stakes at Warwick Farm's premier meeting.
The Cleaner back for autumn assault Local fans will get the chance to see cult galloper The Cleaner on Launceston Cup day before he heads back to Melbourne.
Puissance De Lune retired Trainer Darren Weir has confirmed that one of his stable stars Puissance De Lune has been retired.
Tony McEvoy to have two Diamond chances With Stoker already assured of a start the connections of Manhattan Blues will pay a $55,000 late entry fee to contest the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Side Glance heading to Winter Derby International traveller Side Glance is on track for the Winter Derby at Lingfield which will be his first start since his fourth in the Cox Plate.
Lankan Rupee ready for Terravista clash Lankan Rupee has produced a brilliant first-up win in the Lightning Stakes and will now clash with Terravista in the Newmarket Handicap.
Berry in frame for second Sydney Cup win Greatwood has led all the way to win the Parramatta Cup, an important Sydney Cup stepping stone for the Gai Waterhouse-trained stayer.
Hallowed Crown rules in Hobartville battle Hallowed Crown has emerged triumphant in a star-studded Hobartville Stakes featuring most of Sydney's best three-year-old colts and geldings.
Deep Field beaten on merits in Gr1: Hawkes Connections of Deep Field will see how the sprinter pulls up from his first defeat before deciding on his next start.
Wandjina resumes with CS Hayes Stakes win The Gai Waterhouse-trained Wandjina is on target for the Australian Guineas with a determined win in the CS Hayes Stakes.
Headwater new favourite for Golden Slipper The Hawkes family training partnership is eyeing off back-to-back Golden Slippers with Headwater now favourite after his win at Rosehill.
Lankan Rupee dominant in Lightning Stakes Lankan Rupee has returned to his dominant best to beat Brazen Beau and Deep Field in the Group One Lightning Stakes.
Chloe In Paris makes it back-to-back wins Chloe In Paris has shown her class in a benchmark sprint for fillies and mares at Flemington to make it two wins from as many starts this campaign.
Catkins a class above in Gr 2 Millie Fox Catkins has claimed the Group Two Millie Fox Stakes under Hugh Bowman who has been named the new jockey for English visitor Red Cadeaux.
Sweet And Speedy continues Moody win spree Peter Moody has landed a longshot treble in the first three races at Flemington, highlighted by ATC Australian Oaks prospect Sweet And Speedy's win.
Just A Girl gives Griffith a Rosehill win Just A Girl has scored her second win from two starts for Scone trainer Luke Griffith who says the mare is enjoying country life.
Pasadena Girl claims Talindert in upset Pasadena Girl cost $25,000 as a yearling and has repaid her connections already with a debut win in the $120,000 Listed Talindert Stakes at Flemington.
Wawail out to make it five straight wins Three-year-old Wawail is favoured to continue an unbeaten start to her career at her fifth start when she lines up in the Group Three Vanity at Flemington.
Parramatta Cup distance to suit Diametric Diametric steps up to 1900m in the Parramatta Cup, a distance his trainer Chris Waller believes will allow him to show his best.
Tassie calling for Band On The Run Connections of Band On The Run have decided on what they hope is easier black type company by heading to Launceston instead of Flemington.
Lankan Rupee, Deep Field stifle betting Four-time Group One winner Lankan Rupee and the up-and-comer Deep Field dominate betting on the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Fay Fay well up to Otaki Classic: Cruz Soriano, Puccini and Natuzzi dominate the Otaki-Maori WFA Classic market but Trevor Cruz says Hong Kong Derby winner Fay Fay is up to the class.
Storms force Doomben cancellation Racing in Brisbane has been called off with the city feeling the effects of Cyclone Marcia.
Ross pits Mishani Honcho against top 2YOs Experience and prize money earnings will count for nothing as Mishani Honcho tries to overcome the odds in the Silver Slipper.
Shooting To Win out to enhance reputation Hobartville Stakes favourite Shooting To Win is already a serious stallion prospect but his stocks can rise even further during the autumn carnival.
Vic racing gets dedicated cobalt lab Victorian horses and greyhounds will be more easily tested for performance-enhancing cobalt thanks to a dedicated laboratory.
Williams has high hopes for Disposition With four wins and a Group One second to his name in Perth, Disposition will be having his first run for new trainer Wez Hunter at Flemington.
Hugh Bowman praises consistent Catkins Top jockey Hugh Bowman has declared the Chris Waller-trained Catkins the most consistent horse he has ever ridden.
McCoy chooses his Gold Cup ride Soon-to-be-retired jockey Tony McCoy will ride Carlingford Lough in what will be his final Cheltenham Gold Cup.
Mixed allegiences for Bowman at Rosehill Hugh Bowman will be in Peter Snowden's corner for the Silver Slipper but they will be rivals in the feature Hobartville Stakes.
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Williams issues Group 1 Lightning warning Three-year-old Brazen Beau faces some formidable opponents in the Lightning Stakes but his jockey is not underestimating the classy colt.
Headwater set to make waves at Rosehill Hawkes Racing's chances of claiming back-to-back wins in the Golden Slipper will become clearer after Headwater runs at Rosehill.
Hobartville clash is unavoidable: Messara Paul Messara trains six horses and two of them will go head to head in the Hobartville Stakes at Rosehill.
Royal Ascot on radar for Aussie sprinters Brazen Beau and Deep Field are in contention to represent Australia during the five-day racing festival at Royal Ascot.
VRC Oaks winner set for Flemington return Set Square, on a path to the Australian Oaks at Randwick, will kick off her campaign in The Vanity at Flemington.
Guineas contenders to clash in CS Hayes The CS Hayes Stakes is a traditional lead-up to the Australian Guineas but it has been more than a decade since a horse has won both races.
McDonald keeps Godolphin inside running Two English jockeys will ride for Godolphin during Sydney's autumn carnival but James McDonald will have the pick of the high-flying stable's runners.
Clark confident Avoid Lightning can strike Classy mare Avoid Lightning will need to produce a career-first performance to win the Millie Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Damian Browne called up for Heathcote pair Robert Heathcote has turned to senior rider Damian Browne in a bid to return Excellantes to the winners' list.
Polynikes has pedigree to perform in wet A forecast for heavy rain in Brisbane doesn't concern trainer Bryan Guy who has reason to believe Polynikes and Stroak will handle a wet track.
Eight of nine Qld cobalt samples high Eight of nine samples from thoroughbred and harness horses in Queensland have been confirmed to have high cobalt levels.
Shinn lands four winners at Randwick Blake Shinn, riding on a stay of proceedings, has dominated midweek racing at Randwick with four winners.
Tarrant cements Brisbane premiership lead Apprentice Luke Tarrant has returned from a lengthy suspension to take up where he left off with a winner to consolidate his Brisbane premiership lead.
Miniver impresses at Sandown Lightly-raced filly Miniver made it back-to-back victories with a quick burst of speed in a strong on-pace victory at Sandown.
Freedman weighs up options for Minnesinger Trainer Lee Freedman says he will wait until later in the week to decide whether well-bred colt Minnesinger runs in the Group Three CS Hayes Stakes.
Waller puts Ballet Suite on ATC Oaks trail Chris Waller has produced a potential Oaks filly and an above-average two-year-old as part of a winning treble at Randwick.
Fall costs Hall a winning double Nick Hall may have missed a winning double at Sandown but he escaped more severe injuries after a trackwork fall on Tuesday.
Golden Slipper favourite in lead-up switch The Gai Waterhouse-trained Vancouver has figured in a change of race programming on his way to the Golden Slipper.
Thoroughbred channel TVN to close down The TVN board has announced the thoroughbred racing channel will close down after the signing of a separation agreement between shareholders.
Role Model scores first Australian win Nearly 12 months since her first start for Gai Waterhouse, Role Model has broken through in Australia with a regulation win at Randwick.
Winks to ride Deep Field in G1 Lightning James Winks is the man connections of exciting sprinter Deep Field have turned to for his first Group One test in the Lightning Stakes.
Criterion impresses in special gallop After running third in the Hong Kong Cup in December, Criterion has shown he has come back in good order with an impressive gallop at Sandown.
I'm Belucci to cement potential at Doomben Trainer Desleigh Forster is already looking ahead to the winter carnival with two-year-old I'm Belucci and expects an improved performance at Doomvben.
Silver Slipper looms as pivotal test Vancouver will be staying in his stable but there will still be six 2yos with an unbeaten record on the line in the Silver Slipper, including Paceman.
James Winks to ride Deep Field James Winks will ride Deep Field in the Group One Lightning Stakes at Flemington, replacing Dwayne Dunn who will miss the meeting through suspension.
Bookies fear Mccoy in National Bookmakers are picking Tony McCoy to ride Shutthefrontdoor in the Grand National and have made the horse favourite.
Dunn fails in appeal, misses Deep Field Dwayne Dunn has failed in his appeal against the severity of a careless riding suspension and will miss the ride on Deep Field in the Lightning Stakes.
Six horses to run in Group One Lightning Just six horses will run in the Group One Lightning Stakes which is shaping as a battle between Lankan Rupee and Deep Field.
Andrew Catterall resigns from Racing Vic After two years as Racing Victoria's chief commercial and strategy officer, Andrew Catterall has resigned from the governing body.
Vain Queen set to miss Lightning Stakes Vain Queen will be saved for the Oakleigh Plate instead of running in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Hallowed can lead way for Leilani Lodge Golden Rose winner Hallowed Crown will be one of four Group One winners set to take their place in the Hobartville Stakes.
Gear change for Thurlow in Blue Diamond Robert Smerdon admits he has been underselling Blue Diamond hopeful Thurlow in the wake of Fontiton's impressive run of form.
Price puts finishing touches on Rupee prep Trainer Mick Price says Lankan Rupee has had a solid build-up for his return to racing in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Cox Plate winner Adelaide in trial return Cox Plate winner Adelaide has finished unplaced in a Rosehill barrier but stays on target for the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Bigger plans await returning Royal Ocean Trainer Mick Price is looking more towards the Adelaide carnival than Sydney with Royal Ocean, a three-year-old filly which resumes at Sandown.
Buchanan after more city Joy with Kayjay's Trainer Kristen Buchanan says getting Kayjay's Joy to the races is a team effort and one that can be rewarded with another city win at Randwick.
Darren Flindell to return to Sydney racing Hong Kong's chief race caller Darren Flindell is to return to Sydney to take up a similar position with Sky Racing.
Walker rides four winners at Benalla Michael Walker has ridden four winners, all for co-trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig, at Benalla to hit the lead in the Victorian jockeys' premiership.
Lucky Liberty ready for first stakes test Henry Dwyer is confident Lucky Liberty has the class to measure up in the CS Hayes Stakes which will be a pointer to his Australian Guineas chances.
Voilier to put Slipper hopes on the line The Silver Slipper will be a campaign-defining race for two-year-old Voilier who needs to run well to justify a $150,000 late entry for the Golden Slipper.
Thunder Lady could mix it with the boys Thunder Lady is the sole female entered in a stellar line-up of three-year-olds for the Group Two Hobartville Stakes at Rosehill.
Newitt excited to get back on Lankan Rupee Craig Newitt returns from Singapore to ride Lankan Rupee in the Lightning Stakes and has liked what he has seen from the gelding building up to the race.
Famous Seamus tunes up in trial Group One winner Famous Seamus has warmed up for the autumn with a third in a barrier trial at Hawkesbury.
Dunn's G1 Lightning hopes hinge on appeal Dwayne Dunn has appealed the severity of the careless riding ban which threatens to rule him out of the Lightning Stakes ride on Deep Field.
Dual Arc winner Treve back in training Treve will have a three-start campaign culminating in a bid to win Europe's most prestigious race, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, for a third time.
Fontiton favourite to sweep Diamond series Fontiton will be out to join a select group of juveniles to complete a clean sweep of the Blue Diamond series,
Star colts to line up in Hobartville Chris Waller will delay a decision whether Preferment resumes in the Hobartville Stakes against a star-studded line-up.
Lankan Rupee primed for Lightning return Dale Smith has had plenty to do with Lankan Rupee in preparation for the Group One Lightning Stakes and says he is the horse to beat.
Bel Sprinter set for Oakleigh Plate return Rising eight-year-old Bel Sprinter is being set for a first-up crack at the Oakleigh Plate over his favoured 1100-metres.
Cox Plate winner Adelaide ready for trial All eyes will be on Cox Plate winner Adelaide when he runs in a barrier trial at Rosehill ahead of his campaign.
Rudy ticking over ahead of Doncaster bid Villiers Stakes winner Rudy will ramp up his preparation for his return to Sydney for Doncaster with a Gold Coast jump-out.
Dwayne Dunn set to miss Deep Field ride A new rider will have to be found for Deep Field in the Lightning Stakes if Dwayne Dunn can't beat an eight-meeting ban on appeal.
Boss outed for 12 meetings on two charges Jockey Glen Boss has been suspended for 12 meetings on two seperate-careless riding charges.
Red Cadeaux arrives back in Australia Three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux has returned to Australia for an autumn campaign.
Aghamore finds Brisbane class to liking Aghamore has led throughout for an easy Doomben win, continuing an impressive sequence of victories for NSW-trained horses in Brisbane.
Thump makes winning comeback in Triscay After failing to get in foal, Thump has begun the second phase of her racing career in winning style in the Triscay Stakes.
Melham makes amends from front on Nicasio After receiving criticism for his navigation on San Nicasio at Sandown, jockey Ben Melham has produced a perfect front-running ride at Caulfield.
Dissident dominant in CF Orr Stakes win Dissident has claimed his fourth Group One win in the CF Orr Stakes and also made it five wins in six years for trainer Peter Moody in the 1400-metre race.
Contributer dominant in Apollo Stakes win European import Contributer has signalled he will be a force to be reckoned with, scoring a decisive Apollo Stakes win.
Chautauqua resumes with impressive G2 win Top-class sprinter Chautauqua is on target for the Newmarket Handicap with a first-up win in the Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
Smokin' Joey in frame for Futurity Stakes Group One winner Smokin' Joey has added a Group Three Carlyon Stakes to his CV to have trainer Wez Hunter weigh up a Futurity Stakes start.
Adrift leaves punters on a limb in Group 2 Unheralded filly Adrift has caused a boilover in the Light Fingers Stakes, beating a field strewn with stakes winners.
Riley banking on Of The Brave improvement His colt was overshadowed on the clock but trainer Mark Riley is confident Of The Brave is a legitimate Blue Diamond Stakes chance.
Fontiton confims Blue Diamond favouritism Fontiton has maintained an unbeaten start to her career and confirmed favouritism for the Blue Diamond with victory in the fillies Prelude.
Haptic wins battle of Godolphin juveniles Haptic has beaten his more-favoured stablemate Furnaces to earn a Golden Slipper berth with his victory in the Lonhro Plate at Randwick.
Powerful Saga digs in for hard-fought win The Helen Page-trained juvenile Powerful Saga has made it two wins from as many starts in upsetting the favourite Tibrogargan Miss at Doomben.
Sabatini salutes first-up in Kevin Hayes Sabatini has returned a winner at Caulfield, beating Royal Snitzel and Fontein Ruby in the Kevin Hayes Stakes.
Phantom Brew in all-the-way Caulfield win Seven-year-old gelding Phantom Brew has returned from a two-month let-up to score an all-the-way win over 1800m at Caulfield.
Bascule out to bounce back at Caulfield Bascule disappointed in the Manfred Stakes, forcing the Chris Waller stable to experiment with gear changes for the Autumn Stakes at Caulfield.
Chief executive quits racing channel TVN TVN chief executive Bruce Mann has stepped down as the racing telecaster also announces the end date for its Racing Network website.
Hot Snitzel begins comeback at Randwick Hot Snitzel is fit and ready for his comeback after the gelding spent the spring recovering from illness.
Cornerstone Stud Announce Zebedee Service Fee Cornerstone Stud has announced that Champion European Freshman Sire ZEBEDEE, the precocious son of INVINCIBLE SPIRIT, will stand his first season in Australia at a fee of $17,600 inc. GST.
Deep Field stars in Flemington jump-out Exciting sprinter Deep Field has continued his build-up to the Group One Lightning Stakes with a convincing win in a jump-out at Flemington.
Petrology chasing valuable G1 in CF Orr Sandown Guineas-winning colt Petrology can enhance his value as a stallion prospect if he's successful in the $400,000 Group One CF Orr Stakes.
Autumn detour likely for Gr 2 Apollo fancy Godolphin is willing sacrifice one of the autumn's richest weight-for-races to ensure key Randwick entry Contributer is at his best for the spring.
Elmantosh to be tested at 2200m at Doomben Trainer Bruce Hill is convinced Elmantosh can be a force over longer distances and the gelding will test the theory over 2200ms at Doomben.
Miss Gidget shooting for Blue Diamond spot Lightly raced filly Miss Gidget will be shooting for a spot in the Blue Diamond Stakes when she runs in the fillies Prelude at Caulfield.
Lees sees star quality in Onemorezeta Kris Lees will give untapped filly Onemorezeta the chance to claim some major scalps in the Light Fingers Stakes at Randwick.
Nardoo to take the next step at Doovben Impressive debut winner Nardoo is ready to take another step when she runs over 1200 metres at Doomben.
Godolphin's Diamond hopes to press claims Godolphin will be represented by five juveniles in the Blue Diamond Preludes in races which will provide a strong guide to the $1 million feature.
Last of Gunsynd's owners dies Bill Bishop, one of four owners of champion racehorse Gunsynd, has died at the age of 91.
Big week for BlueBlood Thoroughbreds Prominent syndicator BlueBlood Thoroughbreds saddle up a number of winning chances over the next week headlined by rising star Secret Agenda.
Furnaces favoured to burn Randwick turf Godolphin trainer John O'Shea reckons bookmakers have got it right by ranking Furnaces as their leading chance in the Lonhro Plate at Randwick.
Hong Kong calls young jockey Damian Lane Melbourne-based jockey Damian Lane will head to Hong Kong after being granted a three-month licence.
Weary's draw a barrier to Apollo chances An outside barrier draw has trainer Chris Waller cautious about the chances of Weary adding the Apollo Stakes to his Expressway win.
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Fitness key for Java in G1 Orr: Schofield Jockey Chad Schofield is counting on Java's race fitness to give the three-year-old his chance in the Group One CF Orr Stakes.
First Seal among best I've ridden: Shinn Blake Shinn says First Seal ranks alongside any horse he has been associated with ahead of the filly's return to racing at Randwick.
Diamond picture to become clearer: Price Trainer Mick Price will know more about his trio of Blue Diamond contenders after the running of two Preludes at Caulfield.
Stewards charge Darren Smith over cobalt Trainer Darren Smith will face stewards after his horses returned 20 positive race-day samples to cobalt.
Zebulon out to press Gr1 Guineas claims Three-year-old Zebulon has been gelded since the spring carnival and will be out to confirm Australian Guineas plans when he resumes at Caulfield.
NSW domination to continue with Aghamore It's been one Brisbane win after another for NSW-trained racehorses and Aghamore is set to continue the trend at Doomben.
Lujac out to keep $3.5m Slipper bid alive Lujac is still a maiden after two starts but trainer Bruce Brown hasn't given up on the youngster doing enough to earn a start in the Golden Slipper.
Diamond favouritism on the line in Prelude The unbeaten Fontiton will be out to cement Blue Diamond favouritism when she runs in the fillies' Prelude at Caulfield.
Snowden colts on trial for 2YO features The training partnership of Peter and Paul Snowden will chase a two-state juvenile stakes double with Wolf Cry and Pride Of Dubai.
Bottle Of Smoke maintains unbeaten record Trainer Mick Price has a promising filly on his hands after Bottle Of Smoke scored an impressive first-up win at Mornington.
Winning Walker slapped with $1000 fine Jockey Michael Walker is lucky Hennessy Rock won at Mornington after stewards found he didn't ride out the horse out to the best of his ability.
Harrison and Gollan continue winning spree Jockey Tegan Harrison and trainer Tony Gollan have teamed up for their 22nd winner of the season with Minkus successful at the Gold Coast.
Petrology, Java pose CF Orr Stakes danger Three-year-olds Petrology and Java have been installed at single-figure odds for the weight-for-age CF Orr Stakes with Dissident the favourite.
Tenth two-year-old winner for Godolphin Domesday filly Italy has added to Godolphin's two-year-old tally of winners with an all-the-way victory at Canterbury.
Time To Exceed makes it four wins on end Trainer John Wallace has missed out on a birthday winner with Shapin Lady finishing second to the in-form Time To Exceed at the Gold Coast
Wide draw against Aimee in comeback race Smart filly Aimee will have to contend with a deep barrier when she takes the first step towards a possible Sydney campaign when she resumes at Doomben.
Missy Longstocking in Rubiton Stakes bid Brisbane sprinter Missy Longstocking will continue her comeback to racing in the Group Two Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
Lees assembles strong team for Randwick Kris Lees will unleash his stable big guns during the Apollo Stakes meeting at Randwick, headed by dual Group One winner Lucia Valentina.
Special Caulfield gallop for Lankan Rupee Lankan Rupee will have an exhibition gallop on CF Orr Stakes day while Chautauqua begins his campaign in the Rubiton Stakes.
Field of 15 for Group One CF Orr Stakes A field of 15 has been declared for the Group One CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield including multiple Group One winners Dissident and Happy Trails.
Inglis Classic sale reaches new heights The three-day Inglis Classic sale has realised a record $19.15 million with an 86 per cent clearance rate.
Change of plans for Mourinho Trainer Peter Gelagotis and connections are looking for a Group One first for Mourinho and have had a change of plans for the gelding at Caulfield.
Malavio ready to take on wfa stars again Trainer Steve Englebrecht is happy and relieved at how well Malavio is doing heading to the Apollo Stakes.
Pride Of Dubai on trial for Blue Diamond Pride Of Dubai will be an acceptor at Randwick and Caulfield with his Blue Diamond Stakes prospects on the line.
Zululand off to Singapore Jason Warren has wanted to get back to Singapore since taking Bel Sprinter there in 2013 and gets his chance with Zululand in the CECF Singapore Cup.
Mixed fortunes for Cummings pair Fiveandahalfstar's younger sister Ritzy will not run at Canterbury but Anthony Cummings hopes Love Las Vegas can make her mark.
Gear changes to help Magnus Slipper Lightly raced Mornington-trained mare Magnus Slipper heads to her home track with her trainer hoping she can maintain her consistent form.
Geegees Blackflash wins Gr 3 Hobart Cup Geegees Blackflash has raced to a memorable second Hobart Cup win, with the $1 million earner defeating Genuine Lad and Banca Mo.
Geegees Goldengirl snares Strutt Stakes The Stuart Gandy-trained Geegees Goldengirl has scored a satisfying win for trainer Stuart Gandy in the Listed Strutt Stakes.
Earthquake shines in Cranbourne hit-out Quality filly Earthquake is on track for the Oakleigh Plate after an impressive 800-metre Cranbourne trial win.
RAD Board puts Mark Riley penalty on hold Trainer Mark Riley will have to wait to learn his penalty after the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board adjourned his case.
Overseas noms confirmed for Sydney autumn Entries for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes and the Doncaster Mile are up after nominations closed for The Championships.
Lankan Rupee continues Lightning build-up A Cranbourne barrier trial win has edged Lankan Rupee closer to a return to racing in the Lightning Stakes.
Improved Dissident ready for CF Orr Stakes A combination of added fitness and a return to Caulfield is tipped to bring out the best in the Peter Moody-trained Dissident in the CF Orr Stakes.
McEvoy booked for NZ mare in Apollo Stakes Kerrin McEvoy has secured the Apollo Stakes ride on Silent Achiever, the highly rated New Zealand mare which resumes racing in the weight-for-age race.
Thurlow tops Golden Slipper order of entry Seven of the top 10 prize money earners in the latest Golden Slipper order of entry are fillies, headed by the Robert Smerdon-trained Thurlow.
McCoy wins first Hennessy Gold Cup Tony McCoy has ridden his first Hennessy Gold Cup winner, just a day after announcing he will reitre at the end of the season.
Rocke aiming high with maiden winner Mornington trainer Paul Rocke is aiming high with eyes on some of Australia's classic races with maiden winner Everyone's Talking.
Red Excitement spot-on for Carlyon Cup Red Excitement will return to Melbourne for the Carlyon Cup in an attempt to extend his winning streak to six.
Godolphin's top Diamond hopes to step out The leading hopes from the Godolphin team for the $1 million Blue Diamond will step out in the Preludes at Caulfield with the stable to have five runners.
Lady Carnoustie the next in a proud line Eyers will be on Joe Pride's stable stars Tiger Tees and Terravista at the Warwick Farm trials with the trainer keeping a watch on a close relative.
Jumps season just around the corner Gotta Take Care kicked off his campaign at Sandown and will be given a solid grounding before returning to the jumps.
Chris Waller targets Orr with Beaten Up Trainer Chris Waller aims to pick up where he left off in the first Group One race of the year, the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Garud ticks the Hobart Cup boxes A light weight will help Garud in the Hobart Cup with Craig Williams aiming for his fourth win in the Tasmanian feature.
Jumps riding legend AP McCoy to retire Record setting jumps jockey Tony McCoy has announced he will retire at the end of the British season.
Suspension to cost Blake Shinn dearly A suspension at Rosehill will rule Blake Shinn out of the ride on Caulfield Guineas winner Shooting To Win in the Hobartville Stakes.
Profit Share upstages Guineas contenders Despite beating some highly touted Australian Guineas prospects at Sandown, Profit Share seems certain to miss the race.
Tales Of Grimm completes Kavanagh double Trainer Sam Kavanagh has produced English import Tales Of Grimm to win his Australian debut and set up a possible start in the Doncaster Mile.
Artibai makes it six of the best for Lees Artibai, one of six winners across three meetings for Newcastle trainer Kris Lees, has earned a Brisbane winter campaign with a Doomben victory.
Catkins defends Breeders' Classic crown Catkins has added another stakes win to her impressive record, defending her Group Two Breeders' Classic title at Rosehill.
Stoker lands Inglis Premier betting move Blinkers have helped the Tony McEvoy-trained Stoker win the $250,000 Inglis Premier, a sales-restricted race for two-year-olds.
Thurlow puts herself in Diamond contention Thurlow has taken a major step towards a Blue Diamond Stakes start with her win in the Chairman's Stakes at Sandown.
Scissor Kick returns with Group Three win Trainer Paul Messara has labelled Scissor Kick the equal of any horse he has had in his care after the colt's win in the Eskimo Prince Stakes.
Soriano, Sacred Star dominate at Te Rapa Impressive weight-for-age wins at Te Rapa have made Soriano and Sacred Star two-time Group One winners.
Lady Jivago gives Buckley rare city win Lady Jivago has claimed the $250,000 Inglis Classic at Rosehill, giving her jockey Grant Buckley and trainer Jeff Englebrecht a rare big-race city win.
Taiyoo extends winning spree at Sandown In-form stayer Taiyoo will have one more start before heading to the spelling paddock after he scored a strong 2400-metre win at Sandown.
Honcho loss puts Slipper campaign in doubt Mishani Honcho may have cost him a chance to contest the Golden Slipper after being beaten into third place at Doomben.
Jacquinot Bay makes it three wins in a row Jacquinot Bay has been forced to dig deep before making it three wins on the trot with a narrow victory at Sandown.
Kavanagh makes big plans for Centre Pivot Trainer Sam Kavanagh has big spring plans for Rosehill winner Centre Pivot who has brought the stable some joy after the death of Midsummer Sun.
Merion kicks off Guineas campaign The Mike Moroney-trained Merion will be one of the Australian Guineas hopefuls on show in a strong 1300m race for three-year-olds at Sandown.
Freedman-trained 3YO to run in CF Orr Lee Freedman says three-year-old Java will run in the Group One CF Orr Stakes at weight-for-age, and he hopes the gelding's race fitness comes to the fore.
Prize money boost for South Aust racing South Australian races will receive across-the-board prize money increases in a move to stimulate growth in the state's thoroughbred industry.
Encosta De Lago retired from stud duties Coolmore Stud has drawn the curtain on the stud career of Encosta De Lago, twice Australian champion sire.
Rocke keeps it low key with Certain Ellie Certain Ellie isn't in the same league as Melbourne's better two-year-olds but trainer Paul Rocke believes he has placed her to advantage at Sandown.
Lady Sniper in with a shot at Inglis upset The $250,000 Inglis Classic is widely tipped to be a race between Serenade and Odyessy Moon but Queensland trainer has other ideas.
Moment Of Music on song for Sandown race Newcastle trainer Kris Lees has sent Moment Of Music south for the $250,000 Inglis Premier and has applied blinkers to have the filly sharp for the 1000m.
Craiglea Cruz steps up at Doomben Craiglea Cruz will take another step up in class at Doomben with trainer Brenden Mackay excited about his prospects.
Fitness factor gives edge to Harrier Jet The lesser-performed of three stablemates in the Eskimo Prince Stakes is shaping as trainer Chris Waller's pick for the Group Three race.
Chautuaqua and Deep Field win jump-outs High profile sprinters Deep Field and Chautauqua have impressed jockey Dwayne Dunn with wins in their respective jump-outs at Flemington.
Escado on Australian Cup path With Australian Cup plans trainer Matt Laurie will be looking for Escado to be running home nicely when he returns to racing at Sandown.
Lilli needs to nail the start: Payne If talented mare Lilliburlero can jump on terms with her rivals, trainer David Payne believes she can finish better than them.
Allknight Saint on trial for Scone Cup Brisbane gelding Allknight Saint will put his Scone Cup credentials to the test when he runs in open company at Doomben.
Lemaire gains permanent Japan licence French jockey Christophe Lemaire, who counts the Melbourne Cup on Dunaden among his big wins, has been granted a permanent licence in Japan.
Williams to ride Protectionist first-up Craig Williams will ride Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist when the stayer makes his return to racing at Caulfield.
Extra incentive for Bayliss in Hobart Cup Promising apprentice Jake Bayliss will ride against his father Jamie when he takes the mount on Falamonte in the Hobart Cup.
Trainer in no rush with promising O'Malley O'Malley is a winner of four races and is fitter for a first-up Moonee Valley victory but Enver Jusufovic insists on taking his time with the sprinter.
Race-fit Haybah chasing black-type win The David Hayes-trained Haybah finished second to Blue Diamond favourite Fontiton last start and will be out to go one better in the Chairman's Stakes.
Diamond could emerge as target for Jameka Ciaron Maher hasn't ruled out a Blue Diamond start for Jameka pending her performance in the Inglis Premier at Sandown.
Messara puts G1 faith in Scissor Kick Scissor Kick's quest for an autumn Group One win will move a step closer when he launches his carnival campaign at Rosehill.
Catkins odds-on to add to first-up record Catkins will be one of the shortest-priced horses at Rosehill but trainer Chris Waller is keeping his expectations of the mare in check.
Lady out to prove her Classic credentials Lady Jivago has already proven a clever buy but she can turn a small profit into a $250,000 windfall with an Inglis Classic victory.
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Monaco Playboy out to end losing sequence Trainer Trevor Miller is having one of the leanest runs of his career but he expects Monaco Playboy to be hard to beat at Doomben.
Doomben tempo vital for Soros: Schweida The prospect of a genuinely run race is expected to help the Kelly Schweida-trained Soros return to his best form at Doomben.
Lane eager to test Chivalry at Sandown Chivalry's strong first-up record has new jockey Damian Lane optimistic about his return at Sandown.
Star names in bumper National entry Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Lord Windermere is among 98 entries for the world's most famous steeplechase, the Grand National at Aintree.
New Zealand trainer hit with drugs charges New Zealand's Racing Integrity Unit has charged trainer Brett McDonald with administering a banned substance to four horses.
Prompt Return to prove Diamond credentials James Winks has a big opinion of Prompt Return and says he'll be disappointed if the Blue Diamond hopeful doesn't win the Chairman's Stakes.
O'Brien to chase black-type with Indulge Beautifully bred filly Indulge has earned herself at shot at stakes company this autumn after posting her first city win at Sandown.
Forster's Bandit Queen reigns at Ipswich Former country NSW-trained mare Bandit Queen has notched an important metropolitan victory at Ipswich.
Moody to reassess goals for import Zimbali Trainer Peter Moody was considering a career over the hurdles for French import Zimbali until his surprise first-up win at Sandown.
Farm win underlines Agar's staying promise The Ron Quinton-trained Master Agar will be nominated for the ATC Australian Derby after breaking through for his first win at Warwick Farm.
Freedman wins with son of Serenade Rose Lee Freedman believes Minnesinger, a son of the late Serenade Rose, is a high class colt in the making after an impressive win at Sandown.
Waller lands first 2YO winner for season Always Allison has given trainer Chris Waller his first two-year-old winner of the season to put herself in the frame for a shot at the Golden Slipper.
Gollan brings up 50th Queensland win Trainer Tony Gollan and jockey Tegan Harrison have continued their good form, combining for an early win at Ipswich.
Fancied runners remain in Slipper mix A total of 170 youngsters, including the top 17 in betting, remain in the running for a Golden Slipper start following the second acceptance stage.
Serenade on song for Classic: Moroney Inglis Classic contenders aren't usually rated serious Blue Diamond Stakes chances but Mike Moroney could have another exception in Serenade.
Tony Gollan travelling at record pace Premier trainer Tony Gollan plans to target his best horses at the Brisbane winter carnival as he bids to break a long-held record.
Owners rejected $1.8 million for Burnstone Trainer Robbie Griffiths is devastated by the loss of Burnstone who he has described as potentially the best horse to have passed through his stable.
Classy sprinter Hay List dies The popular Hay List, the horse who beat all but Black Caviar, has been put down after a battle with laminitis.
Caulfield ready for CF Orr Stakes return The renovated course proper at Caulfield has been approved for a return to racing as planned on CF Orr Stakes day.
Crismale continues as turf club chairman An Australian Turf Club board meeting has voted for Michael Crismale to continue as chairman with Laurie Macri his deputy.
Smerdon keeps options open with Thurlow Robert Smerdon will get a better guide on the autumn prospects of stakes winner Thurlow when she resumes at Sandown in the Chairman's Stakes.
Lankan Rupee wins jump-out at Caulfield Lankan Rupee has continued his preparation for the autumn's biggest Group One sprints with a jump-out win at Caulfield.
O'Shea adds Memorial to Rosehill entries Trainer John O'Shea has made the most of a deadline extension for Eskimo Prince Stakes nominations with Memorial a late entry for the three-year-old race.
Moroney-trained import to run at Sandown Mike Moroney believes four-year-old Courageous Rock is a nice stayer in the making and is looking forward to the gelding's Australian debut at Sandown.
Veteran Al Dhafra tries to turn back clock Soundness issues have cost Al Dhafra his best racing days but trainer John Bateman is willing to give the eight-year-old another shot at city company.
Horse float accident claims NZ trainer New Zealand trainer Steve Anderton has died as a result of injuries from a horse float accident at his horse racing stables in Dunedin.
CONGRATS to our Owners for Debut Win of HAIR OF THE DOG Race 1 at Grafton on Monday afternoon saw 14 runners line up on a Soft 5 surface to compete in the Daily Examiner Maiden Plate 1002m.
Burnstone to head to Prelude Trainer Robbie Griffiths has decided debut winner Burnstone will need another race before the Blue Diamond and he wull run in a Prelude.
Moody fined $12,000 for ibuprofen swabs Dual state trainer Peter Moody has been fined $12,000 after House Of Hingis returned two positive swabs to ibuprofen in NSW.
Williams happy with Qatar Racing pair Jockey Craig Williams is looking forward to partnering Qatar Racing pair Noble Protector and Thurlow in their upcoming preparations.
Inz'n'out fit for stakes test at Rosehill Trainer Gerald Ryan is hoping Inz'n'out has a fitness edge over some high-profile rivals in the Group Three Eskimo Prince Stakes.
Money wins out for first starter With the race on for spots into the Blue Diamond Stakes, Deja Blue will tackle the restricted Inglis Premier rather than the Chairman's Stakes at Sandown.
Pelicano out to add stakes win in Tasmania Pelicano will attempt to win a stakes race in a fourth state of Australia when he ventures to Tasmania for the Hobart and Launceston Cups.
Protectionist, Red Cadeaux to clash again The Melbourne Cup quinella of Protectionist and Red Cadeaux will be star attractions in Australia during the Sydney and Melbourne autumn carnivals.
Oakleigh Girl chasing Melbourne Group One Queensland filly Oakleigh Girl hsa recovered from a hoof issue and is ready to show her best in Melbourne.
Buick and Doyle to ride in Sydney Godolphin's retained international riders William Buick and James Doyle are expected to ride in Sydney during the autumn carnival.
Moment Of Change in colic scare Moment Of Change will miss his defence of the Orr Stakes/Futurity Group One double after undergoing emergency colic surgery.
Slipper doesn't fit Fireworks Gerald Ryan has left the door only slightly open for Fireworks to contest the Golden Slipper with other targets in mind.
Keys looking to stayers after tough week Cranbourne trainer Ken Keys is looking to stayers Bring Something and Like A Carousel for a change of fortunes after Rich Enuff's injury woes.
Tawteen on trial for Dubai in G1 Lightning David Hayes is planning to test Tawteen in the Lightning Stakes with a view to taking the filly to Dubai for a Group One sprint.
Denarius to step up as a winter contender Trainer Brian Wakefield has high hopes for Denarius and after tracking down his missing dam, he is looking forward to a sibling.
Catkins to defend Breeders Classic title Classy mare Catkins will be out to defend the Group Two Breeders' Classic when she returns at Rosehill.
Nozomi gearing up for return Victoria Derby placegetter Nozomi is in good order ahead of his return to racing and a likely rematch with Derby winner Preferment in Sydney.
Injury to sideline Luke Dittman for months Neck and shoulder injuries suffered in a race fall will keep apprentice Luke Dittman out of the saddle for around three months.
Flemington double for Lindsay Park team The training partnership of David Hayes and Tom Dabernig have bookended the Flemington meeting with wins to Wawail and Gracious Prospect.
Strength of Oliver gets outsider home Adelaide visitor River's Lane showed a lot of courage under Damien Oliver at Flemington to land his first victory away from Morphettville.
Saturn Rock wins Nudgee Quality Saturn Rock has won the Listed Nudgee Quality at Doomben, giving trainer Tony Crane his first black-type victory.
Weary wins Group Two Expressway Stakes Weary has shown the benefits of a new training partner to get his career back on track with victory in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
Well-backed Inishowen wins at Flemington Lee Freedman believes Inishowen will continue to improve after posting a convincing victory over 2000m at Flemington.
Trip not too short for Averau After winning the 2800m Bagot Handicap at Flemington on New Year's Day, Averau was dropping 800m but was still too strong at Flemington.
Fireworks stars in the Widden Stakes Fireworks may have earned a late entry to the $3.5 million Golden Slipper with victory in the Widden Stakes.
Outreach injured in debut second Outreach will not race again this season after being found to have a fractured pelvis following his debut second to Vancouver at Rosehill.
Lucky Liberty makes it three from three Three-year-old Lucky Liberty has stormed into Australian Guineas contention with a narrow-but-impressive win at Flemington to remain unbeaten.
Johnston gets first city winner at Doomben Craiglea Wandoo has scored at Doomben, giving trainer Krystle Johnston her first city winner.
Track rider Lizz Rice dies from injuries A track rider found with serious injuries near the pool at Caulfield has died following the decision to turn off her life support.
Wawail keeps record intact A brighter looking Wawail kept her unbeaten record intact with a first-up victory at Flemington with the stable looking to bigger and better things.
Vancouver the new Slipper favourite Gai Waterhouse has compared Canonbury Stakes winner and new Slipper favourite Vancouver to 2012 two-year-old triple crown champion Pierro.
Cirrus Des Aigles to miss Dubai Veteran French star Cirrus Des Aigles will be kept at home in preference to a trip to Dubai for the Sheema Classic.
Fontelina late nomination for Newmarket The Anthony Cummings-trained sprinter Fontelina has been added to Newmarket Handicap nominations.
Lucky Liberty can earn shot at G1 Guineas Lucky Liberty is favourite to make a winning introduction to city racing at Flemington in a race where he will be on trial for a crack at feature races.
Switch sees Adelaide galloper in Melbourne Adelaide galloper River's Lane was last in Melbourne more than five years ago but track renovations at Morphettville see the gelding at Flemington.
Malavio making comeback in Expressway Trainer Steve Englebrecht has Brisbane's premier race in mind for Malavio who makes his comeback in the Expressway Stakes.
Tasmanian filly earns shot in Melbourne Lady Jane has won her only three starts in her home state of Tasmania and will face her biggest test yet when she runs at Flemington in Melbourne.
Stroak to come back in distance at Doomben Stroak will come back in distance and to her own age group at Doomben in an attempt to rejoin the winners' list.
Eight's ready to score for Bell at Doomben Two weeks after narrowly missing out at the Sunshine Coast, Eight's A Party lines up in a 1600-metre race at Doomben on Saturday.
Cobalt not widespread in Qld: Birch Cobalt irregularities have been found in three thoroughbreds in Queensland but RQ integrity boss Wade Birch says it's not widespread in the state's racing.
Vercingetorix wins Al Rashidiya in Dubai The Mike de Kock-trained Vercingetorix has won the Al Rashidiya in Dubai.
Dunn keen to test Team Hawkes youngsters Dwayne Dunn has happily answered a call from Hawkes Racing to ride a pair of promising two-year-olds at Rosehill.
Of The Brave sizzles in Cranbourne trial Mornington trainer Mark Riley had a mixed day, firstly with Of The Brave trialling brilliantly then learning of his fate with the RAD Board.
McEvoy out to build autumn momentum The old Godolphin team of trainer Peter Snowden and jockey Kerrin McEvoy will reunite in search of a feature race win at Rosehill.
Earthquake impresses at Cranbourne trials Some handy trials were handed in at Cranbourne with former Blue Diamond winner Earthquake one of the star performers.
Waller's Weary has a pony tale A companion pony has helped to turnaround Weary's attitude on the training track and trainer Chris Waller hopes that converts into raceday performance.
Rich Enuff ruled out of autumn carnival Star three-year-old Rich Enuff has been ruled out of the upcoming autumn carnival with a strange tendon injury to his off hind leg.
Racing identity Judge Bill Carter dies The inaugural head of the Racing Disciplinary Board, Judge Bill Carter has died aged 84.
Victorian trainer hit with bicarb charge Trainer Mark Riley is facing a minimum three-year ban from racing after the RAD Board found drug charges against him to be proven.
Better looking Wawail back at Flemington Trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig weren't excited by the condition of Wawail in the spring but it's a different story for her autumn return.
Jimando chasing another Flemington win Jimando returned from an injury lay-off to win in Adelaide and now returns to Melbourne racing chasing the third Flemington win of his career.
Excellantes ready to return after fall Excellantes experience saved the Robert Heathcote-trained sprinter from a near disaster last time out and he is ready to make amends at Doomben.
Feek saddles first runner at Flemington David Feek and wife Coral saddle up their first runner as a training team when Perth galloper Lucciola lines-up at Flemington.
Craiglea Stud take their show to Doomben Craiglea Stud channelled Chris Waller last week with seven of eight horses in a field at Mackay, this week they'll have to get by on class at Doomben.
Glen Colless rides a treble at Ipswich Top jockey Glen Colless has continued his stellar start to the calendar year with a trio of winners at Ipswich.
Waterhouse team ready to rumble at Rhill Gai Waterhouse will be represented in all three feature races at Rosehill with her Tulloch Lodge team headed by Driefontein in the Expressway Stakes.
I'm Hector impresses in Ipswich debut win Four-year-old I'm Hector has made a winning start to his career at Ipswich and is considered a staying talent of the future.
Averau continues on path to Adelaide Cup The Adelaide Cup is in the sights of connections of Averau with the Bagot Handicap winner to take another step on that path when she runs at Flemington.
Sky secures NSW racing media rights Sky Channel has clinched the national and international media rights to NSW Racing for the next 10 years.
More than 80 juveniles still in Diamond More than 80 two-year-olds remain in the nominations for the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes after the third declaration stage.
James McDonald confirms freelance status Top jockey James McDonald has quashed speculation he is set to become stable rider for Godolphin.
Tycoon Tara on trial for bigger targets After an impressive win at Sandown in December, Tycoon Tara suffered a foot abscess which kept her away, but she's right to go at Flemington.
Queensland waiting on cobalt test results The results of Racing Queensland's tests for cobalt are expected to be returned from laboratories in Perth this week.
Pickabee set to reap rewards in Nudgee Missy Longstocking heading to Melbourne has given trainer of Pickabee Caitlin Lavin hope her horse can get a black type win.
Warwick Farm race meeting rescheduled The midweek race meeting slated for Warwick Farm has been postponed by two days due to the wet weather.
Improvement for sellers at Karaka Prices were up on average at the Premier Yearling Sale at Karaka after a fall in 2014.
Territory ready for Group Two test Veteran sprinter Territory will given his chance in the Group Two Expressway Stakes in the hope some of his quality opponents are not fully wound up.
Mossfun second in barrier trial Golden Slipper winner Mossfun has finished second in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm, her first public appearance as a three-year-old.
Quality nominations for Flemington feature The world's top ranked sprinters headline Newmarket Handicap entries while Protectionist and UK stayer Red Cadeaux are nominated for the Australian Cup.
Za Magic to defy his age at Warwick Farm Trainer Gary Portelli believes a wet Warwick Farm track will give veteran gelding Za Magic his best chance to thwart his younger rivals.
Cummings holds high hopes for Karaka colt Australian trainer James Cummings is hoping his $600,000 buy at Karaka will turn into a guineas winner and a multi-million dollar stallion.
Sistonic to make city debut at the Valley Three-year-old Sistonic, a close relation to Black Caviar, will make her city debut at Moonee Valley in a benchmark race for fillies.
Koumi splashes out on So You Think colt Australian owner Luke Koumi has splashed out $NZ420,000 on a half-brother to Victoria Derby winner Preferment at the Karaka Premier Sale.
WFA features being considered for Kumaon Group One-placed colt Kumoan resumes in a benchmark race at Flemington ahead of a potential shot at a weight-for-age feature against older horses.
Chittick celebrates Waikato Stud success
For the second year in a row Waikato Stud is the leading vendor at the Karaka Premier sale, selling 40 yearlings for more than $6.8 million.
Boss and Parish suspended at Sandown Glen Boss was handed a 10 meeting suspension and Cory Parish seven meetings when found guilty of careless riding at Sandown.
Bowman, Avdulla outed at Canterbury A careless riding suspension will sideline Hugh Bowman for the Expressway Stakes, leaving it open for Blake Shinn to close the gap in the premiership race.
Veteran Fradd continues riding wins in Qld Kiwi mare Tarloshan and veteran jockey Robbie Fradd have defied all challengers to win the Sunshine Coast Cup by three lengths.
Australian Guineas on the radar for Java In-form gelding Java has made the step up to stakes company with victory in the Manfred Stakes and will be aimed towards the Australian Guineas.
McCullum buys horse at Karaka New Zealand cricket captain Brendon McCullum has taken a share in a No Excuse Needed filly bought at the Premier Yearling Sale.
Double for Dunn and a few lamb chops Jockey Dwayne Dunn finally got on the board in the city area in 2015 with a winning double at Sandown and was heading home to enjoy the occasion.
Fontiton keeps Diamond favouritism Fontiton has scored a narrow win first-up in the fillies Blue Diamond Preview at Sandown to maintain favouritism for the Group One Blue Diamond.
Hogan leads out last Zabeel colt Veteran horseman Sir Patrick Hogan's instincts kicked in as he led retiring stud Zabeel's last yearling into the sales ring at the Karaka.
Chris Waller has strong Expressway hand Some of the stars of the Chris Waller stable will kick off their autumn campaigns in the Expressway Stakes at Rosehill.
Burnstone impresses in debut win Burnstone, a windsucker with an impressive pedigree, scored an impressive debut win in the Blue Diamond Preview for colts and geldings at Sandown.
Dittman taken to hospital after race fall Apprentice jockey Luke Dittman has suffered facial injuries and a possible collarbone injury in a fall at the Sunshine Coast.
Shamal Wind helps Dunn snap city drought Shamal Wind has won the WJ Adams Stakes for the second-straight year, helping jockey Dwayne Dunn to snap a run of city outs in Melbourne.
ATC stalwart Bob Rowles dies aged 98 Long-serving Sydney jockeys' room supervisor Bob Rowles has been remembered on his death at the age of 98.
Weather watching helps Tibrogargan Miss Rain ruined the chances of Tibrogargan Miss at Doomben on Saturday, but the two-year-old powered home for a three-length win on the Sunshine Coast.
Possible trip to Dubai for Able Friend Trainer John Moore says he will try to convince Able Friend's owner Dr Li to take champion Hong Kong miler Able Friend to Dubai.
Biosecurity deal with NZ equine industries The New Zealand government has signed a deal with horse industries to help protect the country from diseases like equine influenza.
Fifth Irish Champion Hurdle for Hurricane Champion hurdlee Hurricane Fly has claimed his 22nd Grade One victory and his fifth Irish Champion Hurdle.
Sentiment takes precedence at Karaka Crowds packed the Karaka sales arena to see Sir Patrick Hogan lead the last Zabeel yearling to be sold through the sales ring.
Last Zabeel yearlings to be sold at Karaka An era is set to end when the last yearling to be sold at Karaka by multiple champion sire Zabeel goes through the sale ring.
Queenslander wins second Karaka Million Queensland trainer Liam Birchley has won his second Karaka Million at Ellerslie with Hardline bursting through late to nail Selfie.
Qld cobalt results expected soon Queensland's chief integrity officer Wade Birch will consider where to make details of cobalt tests public.
Jockey says Derby favourite will stay Volkstok'n'barrell was too good for Rockfast in the Karaka Mile, cementing his place at the head of the markets for the New Zealand Derby.
McEvoy pair ready to trial Tony McEvoy will send stayers Big Memory and Le Roi to Melbourne to resume racing next month.
Parish to make most of Diamond opportunity Cory Parish continues his association with the unbeaten Take Pride in the Blue Diamond Preview as the filly chases her third-straight win.
Waller keen to be a part of Zabeel tale Chris Waller will be a major player at the New Zealand yearling sale and like many, has his eye on the last Zabeel colt to be auctioned.
NZ stars encouraged to Brisbane winter Queensland racing officials hope to entice Telegraph Handicap winner Sacred Star back to Brisbane for another try at the Stradbroke Handicap.
Patience certain to benefit I'm Not Sure Form lines behind two horses prominent in Golden Slipper betting point to I'm Not Sure landing his first win at Canterbury.
Zahra looking forward to Fontiton's return Fontiton makes her return in the Blue Diamond fillies Preview at Sandown with jockey Mark Zahra excited about her prospects this campaign.
Stayers going super: Keys Handy stayers Bring Something and Like A Carousel are ready to trial as they prepare for a return to racing in February.
Riva De Lago to get back on track Riva De Lago has shown glimpses of his stakes winning form and trainer Robert Heathcote hopes he can again at the Sunshine Coast.
Winston Churchill wins on anniversary A plan has come to fruition for Winston Churchill's owner who planned his race date to coincide with the anniversary of the statesman's death.
Mourinho gives Gelagotis biggest win On Monday he wasn't in the Australia Stakes but after a jumpout and a small list of nominations Mourinho made his way in to the race with happy results.
McDonald rides quartet at Randwick James McDonald has ridden four winners at Randwick but says his chances of defending his Sydney premership are limited.
Danas Best wins but barred after bleed Danas Best's win in the Australia Day Cup has been marred by his second bleeding attack which means a lifetime ban in Australia.
Hong Kong Captain set for CS Hayes Hong Kong Captain will step up to Group company at his next start after winning the Vobis Gold Star at Moonee Valley.
Shooting To Win pleases in gallop Caulfield Guineas winner Shooting To Win has had a serious gallop between races at Randwick ahead of his autumn campaign.
Chris Parnham lands milestone victory Perth apprentice Chris Parnham outrode his claim in the metropolitan area when Norman Rules scored a strong staying win at Moonee Valley.
Moloney guides Marli Magic to victory A significant pull in the weights and a nice ride from Patrick Moloney has helped Marli Magic to score a narrow win over Arena Rock at Moonee Valley.
Another 2yo winner for Godolphin Godolphin has recorded its eighth individual two-year-old winner of the season with Haptic adding his name to the honour role at Randwick.
Dee off to flyer in Melbourne stint New Zealand apprentice Michael Dee, on a three-month loan to trainer Mick Price, could not have wished for a better start with victory at Moonee Valley.
HRV official to take up position at BHA Victorian harness racing official Brant Dunshea is to take up a position with the British Horseracing Authority.
Doomben called off due to rain Extra races will be added to the next Doomben meeting to accommodate horses who have missed out due to a wash-out.
Doomben racing in doubt Rain has taken its toll on Saturday's Gold Coast meeting with Queensland officials to make a decision on Doomben after an early morning inspection.
Alder and Relentless back for more It's tough work as a farrier but hobby trainer Tony Alder gets a break and heads to Moonee Valley with an in form galloper looking for back-to-back wins.
Warm weather forces a rethink Trainer Robbie Laing had entended to take two-year-old Kentucky Flyer to Randwick but warm weather has kept him home for Sandown instead.
Mighty Solomon seeks to reign at Trentham Thorndon Mile favourite Mighty Solomon is one of several big race chances for Manawatu trainer Lisa Latta at the weekend.
Tudor chasing stakes success in G2 sprint Doug Harrison is happy to give three-year-old Tudor his chance in the Group Two Australia Stakes and believes the colt can make his presence felt.
Off The Rails in distance test in Cup Trainer Bjorn Baker will give Off The Rails a try at 2400 metres in the Australia Day Cup at Randwick, believing he can defy his breeding.
Steel Zip skips under threat Doomben meet Torrential rain might yet take out Saturday's Doomben meeting but it's already seen Steel Zip opt for Monday's meeting at the Sunshine Coast.
Attitude shift could be key to Role Model Gai Waterhouse is hoping a reformed attitude can help former New Zealander Role Model deliver on her potential this campaign.
NZ apprentice starts Melbourne stint NZ apprentice Michael Dee has started a loan stint with the Mick Price stable and hoping to make an immediate impression at Moonee Valley.
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Diamond favourite to step out at Sandown Blue Diamond favourite Fontiton headlines a field of 16 for the fillies edition of the Blue Diamond Previews at Sandown.
McDonald lands G1 mount on Japanese raider James McDonald has picked up the plum mount on Japanese visitor Real Impact who will target two feature races during The Championships in Sydney.
Exhibition gallop for Shooting To Win Peter Snowden heads to Randwick with one black-type winner but he hopes to return home with two.
Stingray not wound up for return: Moloney After contesting Group races at his last five starts, Stingray returns at Moonee Valley in a benchmark 70 race with a hefty impost.
It is Written gets G2 chance at the Valley Robbie Griffiths doesn't expect It Is Written to win the Australia Stakes but is happy to give him his chance at his favourite track and distance.
Endless Shadow to keep rolling at Doomben A win for Endless Shadow on Magic Millions day was far from a fluke says trainer Peter Hulbert who might aim her at the Silk Stocking.
Fast Cash faces Manfred Stakes test Trainer Wendy Kelly expects to learn a lot more about three-year-old Fast Cash this campaign with the Group Three Manfred Stakes the gelding's next test.
Patience key to Waterhouse's stakes duo Gai Waterhouse will chase a stakes double at Randwick with two horses striving to put their respective careers back on track.
Bougoure hoping for sweet run from Melody If Egyptian Melody races up to her breeding then Danny Bougoiure will look at taking the two-year-old straight to Melbourne.
Hibbs has high hopes for Crusher Turf Crusher has travelled plenty of miles in his only two starts but will make the shorter trip from his Cranbourne home to Moonee Valley.
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Matt McGillivray gets first city winner Matt McGillivray has been booting them home consistently in the country, now the young apprentice has got his first city winner.
Birthday boys remembered at Warwick Farm The absence of the late Nathan Berry and Guy Walter was felt keenly at Warwick Farm on the day the pair would have celebrated their birthdays.
Clenton takes riding honours with double Samantha Clenton was left smarting after an early defeat but the apprentice showed her tenacity to bounce back with a winning double at Warwick Farm.
Moody horse positive to ibuprofen A filly trained by Peter Moody and racing in NSW has returned positive tests to ibuprofen on two separate occasions.
Australian horses top sprint rankings Lankan Rupee and Terravista have been recognised as the leading sprinters in the world for 2014 and are due to clash again in the Newmarket Handicap.
The Quarterback chasing another Listed win It's Superbowl season and The Quarterback is aiming for a big play. A win in the Listed WJ Adams Stakes could see him take on the Newmarket Handicap.
Timing right for Oriental Lady: Avdulla Fresh from a stakes-winning raid in Melbourne, Brenton Avdulla will bid to keep the momentum going with two feature rides in Sydney.
Hardline draws barrier 11 at Ellerslie The Liam Birchley-trained Hardline has drawn barrier 11 for the $1 million Karaka Million at Ellerslie.
Richie's Vibe back to defend title After winning the Australia Stakes 12 months ago, Richie's Vibe is back to defend his title in the Group Two race at Moonee Valley.
Shaf may be Dubai bound With stablemate Tashbeeh heading to Dubai, Shaf could be joining him on the plane if he can be successful at Moonee Valley.
Birchley waits on weather for Longstocking Heavy rain might scupper trainer Liam Birchley's chances of taking home both feature races at Doomben this weekend.
Racing pioneer Joanna Morgan to retire Racing pioneer Joanna Morgan, the first woman to ride at Royal Ascot, has announced her retirement as a trainer.
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Hall free to ride Petrology at Sandown Jockey Nick Hall has had a win at the Victorian Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board which has reduced a suspension by two days.
Trainer rues Manhattan non-nomination With the Blue Diamond Stakes and Golden Slipper approaching, trainer Tony McEvoy wishes he could revisit the early nominations with Manhattan Blues.
Ritzy prepared for Canterbury debut Ritzy, a half sister to dual Group One winner Fiveandahalfstar, is ready to make her race debut at Canterbury.
Setback delays Rich Enuff return An elevated white cell count a couple of weeks ago has delayed the return to racing of stakes winnng colt Rich Enuff.
Weather the key to Timeless Prince Trainer Tony Newing will be guided by the weather to determine if Timeless Prince runs in the Carrington Stakes.
Mourinho late entry for Australia Stakes Mourinho has never raced at 1200m but he has a good Moonee Valley record and will return to racing in the Australia Stakes.
James Innes to reunite with his old boss Newly appointed Godolphin apprentice James Innes will reunite with his old boss Keith Dryden and We Are Young at Warwick Farm.
William Hill to rebrand in Australia Australian wagering firms Sportingbet, Centrebet and TomWaterhouse.com are to be rebranded by parent company William Hill.
Group One events under threat The European Pattern Committee is reviewing the Group One status of seven races including the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh.
Chad Schofield to return at Moonee Valley Jockey Chad Schofield has been cleared to make his comeback from injury and is looking forward to making his race return at Moonee Valley.
Parnham to ride Smokin' Joey in G2 race Apprentice Chris Parnham, who is one city win away from outriding his claim, is set to partner Group One winner Smokin' Joey in the Australia Stakes.
Sebring Sun set to shine at Randwick Trainer Gary Portelli is confident Sebring Sun will prove himself worthy of a Golden Slipper campaign when he returns at Randwick.
Plutorius gets another Listed chance Plutorius will be given another chance to prove himself at stakes level when he runs in the Listed Australia Day Cup.
Secret Agenda to step out in Prelude Secret Agenda, the filly who sits on the second line of betting for the Group One Blue Diamond, will make her return from a let-up in the fillies' Prelude.
Damien Brown has a busy time ahead Damian Browne will spend as much time in the air as on horses over the Australia Day weekend when he rides in Brisbane, Auckland and Melbourne.
California Chrome the US Horse of the Year Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner California Chrome has been voted United States Horse of the Year.
Grand Syndicates and Belhus Racing News And it's started again-the annual round of thoroughbred yearling sales where prices are high, hopes are higher, talk is a plenty, and if you look hard enough somewhere in the sale yards
Cobalt saga to spark changes in NSW racing Equine passports are a top priority for Racing NSW officials who have invested heavily in the development and research into tracking illegal substances.
Petrology gearing up for Manfred return Sandown Guineas winner Petrology resumes in the Manfred Stakes which will be a pointer to his Australian Guineas prospects.
Waller after Australia Day Cup honours The in-form Multilateral will run in the Australia Day Cup while his Chris Waller-trained stablemate will try to reacpture his form in the Listed race.
Qld officials target NZ for carnival Queensland officials will again try to tempt trainers to bring horses from New Zealand for the rich winter carnival.
Williams could chase fifth premiership The chances of Craig Williams challenging for the Melbourne premiership will hinge on whether he takes up another riding stint in Japan this year.
Training character building for Munce No luck for Chris Munce with his first runner as a trainer just a week after the champion jockey retired from the saddle.
Al Shaqab swoop on Toast Of New York Breeders' Cup Classic runner-up Toast Of New York will do his future racing under the Al Shaqab Racing banner with the Dubai World Cup his first target.
Sacre suffers bleed in comeback 2nd place Champion steeplechaser Sprinter Sacre remains on target for the Cheltenham festival despite being beaten and suffering a bleed in his comeback run.
Williams takes share of premiership lead A winning double to Craig Williams at Flemington has taken him alongside Damien Oliver at the top of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership.
Burbero wins on firm Randwick racetrack A firm Randwick track has posed no problems for Burbero, the first of two winners on the program for Bjorn Baker.
Red Excitement claims Chester Manifold The Gerald Ryan-trained Red Excitement has made it five-straight wins with victory in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Ross bounces back from MM disappointment Mishani Honcho has flown home to win the Racing Minister's 2YO Classic as the favourite Pepperano finished out of the placings.
Danny O'Brien criticises cobalt threshold Danny O'Brien is hoping for a quick resolution to the investigation into elevated cobalt readings and insists he has done nothing wrong.
Sacred Star outstanding in Telegraph Hcp Sacred Star has put a disappointing Hawke's Bay spring carnival behind him with victory in the Telegraph Handicap at Trentham.
Godolphin 2YO firepower continues to grow Holler has added his name to the list of two-year-old winners for Godolphin this season and the stable has big aims for the Commands colt.
Gaultier breaks maiden status in Group One Gaultier hadn't finished closer than third in four starts but broke his maiden status in the group one Levin Classic at Trentham.
Smart Cash lands the money in record time A winter carnival campaign awaits Smart Cash after the sprinter posted track-record figures at the Sunshine Coast.
Tashbeeh win confirms Dubai carnival plans The David Hayes and Tom Dabernig-trained Tashbeeh is set for a trip to Dubai after scoring a pleasing victory at Flemington.
Eagle looking to soar at Trentham Huka Eagle is seeking his fourth win from five starts when he takes on leading filly Sardaaj in the Levin Classic at Trentham.
RV moves to expedite cobalt investigation Victorian authorities have redeployed investigators to work full time on the cobalt scandal that has rocked the industry.
Rich picnic meeting winner tests positive Racing NSW stewards will hold an inquiry into Color Purple's positive swab from a feature event on the NSW picnic racing circuit.
Excitement builds for Chester Manifold The next phase of Red Excitement's career continues when he contests the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Cartwright taking his chances in Adelaide Victorian-based apprentice Josh Cartwright has been making his mark in South Australia, ensuring he is a contender for the Adelaide jockeys' premiership.
Banksy to shine at the Sunshine Coast Brian Wakefield, the trainer of promising stayer Bansky, is hoping a breeding trend continues with the progeny of leading European stayer Mastercraftsman.
Casual Choice to appreciate drop in class He was out of luck against his stablemate in the Takeover Target Stakes but Casual Choice will be favoured to set the record straight at Randwick.
Jumbo Prince a huge chance to win again Jumbo Prince will have his stamina properly tested for the first time at the Sunshine Coast as Michael Nolan assesses the three-year-old's Derby claims.
Bridgwater fined for Ludlow remarks English trainer David Bridgwater has been fined for his remarks against stewards who suspended young jockey Jake Launchbury.
Black Caviar relative impresses on debut A filly with family ties to Black Caviar has scored a convincing debut win in a maiden at Sale in Victoria.
Shoemark aiming for Saturday city winner Apprentice Kieran Shoemark has four rides at Flemington as he aims to notch his first Saturday winner during his summer stint in Melbourne.
Cobalt probe could take months: steward Chief steward Terry Bailey says there will be no short-cuts during investigations into elevated cobalt levels in three leading Melbourne stables.
Qld integrity chief issues cobalt warning Racing Queensland is investigating cobalt irregularities, saying use of the substance has always been illegal.
Heathcote hones in on Sunshine Coast card Robert Heathcote missed out on Magic Millions riches but he insists he has his team primed for racing at the Sunshine Coast.
Waller on verge of ton, 2YO breakthrough Chris Waller, nearing his 100th winner for the season, is set to produce a highly rated two-year-old when Gigolo debuts at Randwick.
Aeronautical set to go the distance: Cohen Trainer Lionel Cohen is optimisitic a return to 1400-metre racing for Aeronautical in the Chester Manifold Stakes will suit the gelding.
Pepperano clear for back-up run: Birchley Pepperano will be given the chance to chase a consolation win for her Magic Millions placing when she runs at the Sunshine Coast.
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Record prize-money for British racing British racing will distribute a record amount of prize money in 2015 as authorities try to boost the levels to international standard.
Griffiths lands Sandown winning double Trainer Robbie Griffiths prepared a winning double at Sandown including one ridden by Ivan Culliver who has ridden work for the trainer for 20 years.
Retirement looms for fallen star Hathras The career of Hathras, a stayer which carries the same colours as Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist, is in doubt after a abject showing at Canterbury.
Magic Millions winning duo combine again Magic Millions winning trainer and jockeym, Darryl Hansen and Luke Tarrant, have combined with a veteran to win at Ipswich.
Kavanagh renews links with famous stud Zestful has made a winning debut at Canterbury, taking trainer Sam Kavanagh on the trip down memory lane as he recalled his time working at Widden Stud.
Taillevent to be gelded despite win Ipswich winner Taillevent is still likely to be gelded despuite reversing his form with a win at Ipswich.
Bans for betting reduced on appeal Two former ATC officials have had their disqualifications for betting offences significantly reduced on appeal.
Moloney and Lord Of The Sky to reunite Apprentice Patrick Moloney is hoping he can claim his first stakes win when he reunites with smart sprinter Lord Of The Sky in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Costin back with six Sydney rides After being stood down as Tulloch Lodge's apprentice, Winona Costin has returned to the Gai Waterhouse stable and will be back riding at Randwick.
Real Good looking good for Coast Real Good missed a start as third emergency in the Magic Millions but trainer Trevor Miller is confident he is primed for the Sunshine Coast.
Cobalt highs baffle trainers Three high-profile Melbourne trainers say they are at a loss to explain how horses in their care came to have high levels of cobalt in their systems.
Positive tests in Kavanagh, O'Brien horses Flemington trainer Mark Kavanagh has revealed one of his horses has returned a positive result to a banned substance.
Moody-trained horse test positive A horse from the Peter Moody stable has tested positive to cobalt in excess of the allowed threshold with the trainer facing a stewards' investigation.
Kavanagh fillies to keep stable run going It's been a memorable start to 2015 for young trainer Sam Kavanagh and he is hoping to build even more momentum at Randwick.
Protectionist could resume in Melb: Lees Two weight-for-age races in Melbourne could form the first part of Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist's autumn campaign.
Boristar earns chance in Chester Manifold South Australian galloper Boristar and trainer John MacMillan will chase their first Flemington wins in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Mossara Lad out to impress at first start Trainer Nigel Blackiston is hoping three-year-old gelding Mossara Lad can make a winning introduction to racing when he runs at Sandown.
Hardline ready for NZ after Randwick work Brisbane two-year-old Hardline has been given the all-clear to run in the Karaka Million after a stylish piece of work at Randwick.
Leading Perth apprentice off to Melbourne While her parents may be apprehensive about allowing Lucy Warwick to head to Melbourne, the Perth apprentice is a riding talent and up for the challenge.
Newing set sights on more metrop success Tony Newing 's decision to split stablemates Timeless Prince and Lester's Home can be rewarded with another city win for the Gosford trainer.
Ben Melham ready for race return Ben Melham has spent a month on the sidelines but the Group One-winning jockey is ready for his return and keen to make an immediate impact.
Buyer confidence at Millions sale The Magic Millions sale has produced increased prices and clearance rates as a prelude to the 2016 $10 million race day.
Fireworks bang-on for Randwick Gerald Ryan will assess Fireworks' autumn prospects after the two-year-old filly runs at Randwick.
Oliver to ride Tried And Tired in Manifold Damien Oliver will take over from apprentice Chris Parnham on last-start Listed winner Tried And Tired in the Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington.
Real Time could be the real thing Trainer Robert Smerdon hopes Gold Coast winner Real Time can improve on his impressive record in the spring.
Sprague to run Juste Si at Kempsey Trainer John Sprague has opted to run Juste Si at Kempsey rather than bring her to Sydney to run at Canterbuy.
Gosden shines on Chelmsford's debut John Gosden has won his first race for Godolphin with Tempus Temporis winning at the opening of Britain's newest track.
Four riders suspended at Gold Coast Magic Millions-winning jockey Luke Tarrant will weigh up appeal options after being outed for excessive whip use.
Grand stayer Doriemus dies aged 24 The 1995 Caulfield and Melbourne Cups winner Doriemus has been euthanised after suffering a hoof injury.
Speediness to target Brisbane Group Ones Speediness will bypass the Melbourne and Sydney carnivals and be aimed at the Doomben 10,000 and Stradbroke Handicap in Brisbane.
Renew heading towards Adelaide Cup Archie Alexander is a newcomer to training ranks but is getting a handy team of stayers together headed by Sandown Cup winner Renew.
Happy Trails set for return in Orr Stakes Happy Trails returned to Paul Beshara's stable at the start of December and is being set for a return to racing in the C F Orr Stakes.
Another family connection for Joe Pride Joe Pride is expanding a family connection to stable stars Tiger Tees and Terravista with close relatives Bonete and Champagne Rein.
Godolphin youngsters to trial at Sandown Talented colt Mesa is among a team of Godolphin horses who will trial at Sandown as he gears up for a likely Blue Diamond series campaign.
Tinto to be aimed at Sydney autumn Queensland Oaks winner Tinto will be kept to middle distances during the Sydney autumn carnival with the Doncaster among her targets.
The Quarterback confirms sprinting career The Quarterback has notched his second-straight win at Flemington to take out the Listed Kensington Stakes.
Tye Angland a two-time loser at Randwick Jockey Tye Angland has been suspended for his ride on The Alfonso after losing the race on protest.
Tim Clark suspended over MM Guineas ride Tim Clark has been suspended for nine meetings for careless riding aboard Testashadow in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Chris Munce denied a fairy tale finish After almost 30 years as a jockey, Chris Munce has retired from race riding to become a trainer.
Spurtonic prevails in Magic Millions Cup Rejuvenated gelding Spurtonic has ended a long absence from the winning list with a narrow victory in the Magic Millions Cup.
Jacquinot Bay continues his winning way Rural life agrees with Jacquinot Bay as the in-form galloper defeated Akzar to make in successive metropolitan wins at Flemington.
Blake Shinn takes lead in jockeys' title Blake Shinn has hit the lead in the Sydney jockeys' premiership for the first time with a treble at Randwick,
Paul King celebrates first Randwick winner Paul King has celebrated his first Randwick winner, making the most of the opportunity on the Gai Waterhouse-trained Flamboyant Lass.
Le Chef salutes in Magic Millions Classic Le Chef has won the Magic Millions Guineas, beating Pepperano and Single Gaze in the rich two-year-old race at the Gold Coast.
Specter in overdue win for Freedman camp The Lee and Anthony Freedman-trained Specter, a stakes winner as a three-year-old, has broken through for his first win since 2011 at Flemington.
Deiheros takes out Magic Millions Guineas Some timely gear changes has helped Deiheros score a rags-to-riches win in the Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Colless deflated after Longstocking loss The breaks have gone Straturbo's way in the Magic Millions Sprint but excuses haven't been hard to find for the well-backed favourite Missy Longstocking.
Endless Shadow produces Millions surprise Endless Shadow has scored an upset win in the Magic Millions Fillies and Mares Handicap to give trainer Peter Hulbert the proudest moment of his career.
You Think So a favourite for Jake Bayliss The Mick Kent-trained You Think So has made a long-awaited return to winning form to provide Jake Bayliss with his first Flemington win.
Tinto earns Sydney trip with MM Cup win Talented mare Tinto is on her way to Sydney after responding to an astute ride from Tim Bell to win the Magic Millions Cup.
She's Clean close to 1400m track record She's Clean has returned to the winners' list after an absence of more than 18 months with a dominant Randwick victory.
Ragazzo Del Corsa continues Winks 2YO wins James Winks has added another win in a two-year-old race this season with victory on the Danny O'Brien-trained Ragazzo Del Corsa at Flemington.
Midsummer Sun shines in Gosford Cup The Sam Kavanagh-trained Midsummer Sun has defied his rivals to win the Gosford Gold Cup for the second time.
Fastnet Rock filly sells for $1.05 million The China Horse Club has paid the top price so far at the Magic Millions sale of $1.05 million for a Fastnet Rock filly out of Response.
Ball Of Muscle wins Takeover Target The Joe Pride-trained Ball Of Muscle has come out on top in a thrilling finish to the Takeover Target Stakes, beating That's A Good Idea and Territory.
Mamwaazel wins Belle Of The Turf Stakes The Chris Waller-trained Mamwaazel has turned the tables on Peace Force to win the Group Three Belle Of The Turf Stakes at Gosford.
Moor with three Flemington chances Well-related filly Samartested from the Mick Price stable resumes at Flemington and forms part of a handy book of rides for Daniel Moor.
Weather will decide for Mujadale With heavy rain forecast, trainer Paul Jones will be keeping an eye on the weather with his stayer Mujadale at Flemington.
Munce looking to go out on winning note Chris Munce believes he can end his career on a high at the Gold Coast where he rides Wicked Intent in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic.
French import at first try for new stable Trainer Archie Alexander is looking to build on his success with imported gallopers and has Only A Pleasure returning at Flemington.
Bridgwater in hot water with BHA English trainer David Bridgwater's reported comments about stewards seem certain to bring disciplinary action.
Damian Browne happy with Guineas mount Damian Brown has his first ride on Tales Of Fashion in the Magic Millions Guineas but has seen enough of her to know how good she is.
Great Esteem chases 4th win at Randwick It's a long way from a 2013 spring campaign when he ran in the Caulfield Guineas but for Great Esteem a Randwick win would be sweet.
Stakes win would be Sweet for Coffey Apprentice Harry Coffey has built up a successful combination with speedy mare Sweet Emily and hopes it continues in the Listed Kensington Stakes.
Phelan Ready for another crack at Cup Veteran sprinter Phelan Ready is in hisbest form for some time and traner Jason McLachlan expects a big showing in the Magic Millions Cup.
Peppermint Lane Wins Her First Race Cranbourne trainer Robbie Laing has long espoused the virtues of Grand filly Peppermint Lane, but it took until her eighth start in a race for her to break through for her first win at Cranbourne last Friday night.
New Racing Partnership for BlueBlood Thoroughbreds Gai handpicked this outstanding filly by hot sire SEBRING and is very excited to be training her for BlueBlood.
Banned Mad Moose heads to retirement British racing authorities have forced the retirement of Mad Moose by banning him after he once again refused to race.
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Herstory headlines Bayliss' book of rides Apprentice Regan Bayliss won on Herstory at Sandown last start and he believes the filly is capable of overcoming a wide draw at Flemington.
Third cobalt positive for Hope stable Co-trainers Lee and Shannon Hope have had a third horse from their Kilmore stable to return a positive swab to cobalt.
Positive swab for Anthony Freedman runner Racing Victoria stewards have confirmed the Anthony Freedman-trained Minaj has returned a positive swab in a pre-race sample.
Victoria to trial faster protest hearings Stewards will trial a new protest-hearing process in Victoria as Cranbourne a meeting will be run with 20-minute intervals between races
Clenton reunites with old boss at Randwick Samantha Clenton has quickly become the latest pin-up girl of Sydney racing and her first boss is hoping her impressive form continues at Randwick.
Hijack Hussy work points to Guineas win Tony Gollan has declared Magic Millions Guineas favourite Hijack Hussy is in the same form which helped delivered a Melbourne spring carnival win.
Tarrant wants improving track for Millions Luke Tarrant says his mount Le Chef needs a drying track to be at his best for the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
Payne excited to get chance for Waterhouse Michelle Payne is looking forward to the opportunity to ride for champion trainer Gai Waterhouse for the first time at Flemington.
Sandhill Flash ready for Kensington test As the winner of four of his 10 starts in South Australia, Sandhill Flash heads to Flemington for one of trainer Sam Turner's infrequent Melbourne visits.
Pelicano out to cap comeback from injury The Tony McEvoy-trained Pelicano is favourite to make a successful return to racing in the Listed Gosford Gold Cup.
Kieran Shoemark lands city double Apprentice Kieran Shoemark has landed a city double at Sandown to continue his successful summer stint in Victoria.
Lonely reception for Warwick Farm winners Brenton Avdulla has celebrated a winning treble at Warwick Farm in the absence of trainers who are buying up at the Gold Coast yearling sale.
Father and son combine for city win A recent addition to the growing trend of family training partnerships, Allan and Jason Williams have enjoyed a winner at Sandown.
Almost 200 juveniles still in Diamond noms Impressive debut winner Headwater is a notable omission from the 199 juveniles paid up for the Blue Diamond at the second declaration stage.
Adelaide Cup on radar for Averau Bagot Handicap winner Averau is likely to target the Adelaide Cup over 3200m in preference to a trip to Tasmania for the Hobart and Launceston Cups.
Weight a concern for Hard Stride After a win at Caulfield in August last year, Hard Stride has paid the penalty for that success with a sharp rise in weight at Flemington.
Munce fourth in last city ride at Doomben Chris Munce, who has announced his retirement as a jockey, has bowed out of Brisbane metropolitan racing with a fourth at Doomben.
Gai rewards King with Randwick call-up An annual exodus of jockeys to the Magic Millions meeting has opened the way for Paul King to fill a void for trainer Gai Waterhouse at Randwick.
Jacquinot Bay chasing second-straight win Seasoned campaigner Jacquinot Bay will be out to back up a last-start Listed win with another victory in a 1600m open handicap at Flemington.
Birchley after trans-Tasman millions Liam Birchley has three runners in the Magic Millions Classic as he strives for his first win in the summer's richest race.
Chris Munce retires as a jockey Grand slam winning jockey Chris Munce will retire to take up a new career as a trainer after he rides in the Magic Millions.
Myamira back in form for Belle defence The best of Myamira was missing in the spring but trainer Rod Northam says she is at the top of her game ahead of her Belle Of The Turf Stakes defence.
Chris Munce announces end of riding career Chris Munce has announced the end of his riding career to take up a new challenge as a trainer after Magic Millions day.
The Best Jockey Excuse EVER!! Paul King who's now riding plenty of winners in NSW has the biggest, most comprehensive book of excuses you've ever seen. It's a veritable compendium of every 'excuse for not winning' that a jockey could possibly come up with...
Josh Adams disqualified for 2-1/2 years Jockey Josh Adams has been disqualified following a drawn-out Racing NSW stewards' inquiry into a drug-testing sample.
Randwick a back-up option for Territory Jarrod Austin is looking to start Territory in the Takeover Target Stakes but will keep a Randwick option alive in case the sprinter draws poorly
Race with Prime Thoroughbreds Joe O’Neill from Prime Thoroughbreds has been successfully syndicating thoroughbreds since late 1997. In that time they have had great success syndicating Group
Barrier draw suits Claudia Jean: Dabernig Magic Millions Classic co-favourite Claudia Jean will jump from the inside gate but stablemate Miss Idyllic has the task ahead from a wide draw.
Cool, calm Collett a key for Casino Dancer Mike Van Gestel isn't convinced it's the right track for Casino Dancer but he is sure new jockey Jason Collett can find a way in the Gosford Gold Cup.
Danger Close back to 1000m at Flemington Danger Close was unplaced over 1200m at his latest start but drops back to his pet distance of 1000m for a shot at the Listed Kensington Stakes.
Harvey's NZ bloodstock unit bleeds red ink Gerry Harvey's NZ Thoroughbred Holdings has extended its annual net loss to $4.9 million but Westbury Stud manager says it's a long-term game.
Oliver booking a boost for Mystic Puzzle Damien Oliver has six rides at Sandown and Canberra trainer Matthew Dale has called on the leading rider for Mystic Puzzle.
Schmetzer to celebrate move with city win Mark Schmetzer has shifted his family and stable from Canberra to Muswellbrook in a move that could bring city success at Warwick Farm.
Five timer for Maloney at Stony Creek Jockey Ryan Maloney will celebrate a career highlight with a couple of beers after booting home five winners at Stony Creek.
Costin to meet with Waterhouse stable Racing NSW stewards have interviewed apprentice Winona Costin and hope her relationship with the Gai Waterhouse stable can continue.
Dale surprised by Flemington nominations Trainer Matthew Dale is hoping Unanimously is fit enough to carry topweight in the Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Sense of Occasion to back up at Randwick Trainer Joe Pride will give Sense Of Occasion the chance to show his best at Randwick and make amends for his Rosehill failure.
Blinkers for Murt at the Gold Coast After a jump-out in blinkers Melbourne galloper Murt The Flirt will have the gear fitted when he runs in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Peace Force after black type at Gosford In-form mare Peace Force can enhace her record with a first black type win in the Listed Bell Of The turf Stakes at Gosford.
Baster won't be lacking in tight finish A fit Stephen Baster heads to the Gold Coast to partner Claudia Jean after competing in an Olympic distance triathlon.
Hong Kong stayer heading to Sydney Cup Hong Kong stayer Dominant is the latest international horse heading to Sydney for The Championships in the autumn.
Qld stewards to sort out jockey booking Queensland stewards will interview trainer Nick Olive over the replacement of Kathy O'Hara on Magic Millions contender Single Gaze.
Midsummer Sun primed for Gosford Cup Midsummer Sun is primed for his defence of the Gosford Cup with trainer Sam Kavanagh excited about his prospects.
Criterion home and preparing for autumn After running third in the Hong Kong Cup, Criterion is back in Australia preparing for an autumn campaign where he will again tackle international runners.
Winkers to go on Perignon in Millions Perignon, one of the leading contenders for the Magic Millions, will wear winkers when she runs in the $2 million race.
Fontiton gearing up for shot at Diamond Fontiton, one of the most impressive two-year-old winners this season, is expected to make her return in the Blue Diamond Preview for fillies.
Jockey storms out of inquiry After being charged with failing to ride his horse out to the line, jockey Steven Vella stormed out of the stewards inquiry at Moonee Valley.
Former top Qld jockey Gary Palmer dies Former top Queensland jockey Gary Palmer has died aged 53, just hours after officiating at the Gold Coast races in his role as a steward.
John Keating guides Override to Valley win The Brent Stanley-trained Override has scored an all-the-way win at Moonee Valley to give jockey John Keating a satisfying city success.
Fast Cash in the money at Moonee Valley A cheap buy at the VOBIS Gold sales, Fast Cash has proven a good money spinner for his owners with victory at Moonee Valley.
Damian Lane brings up Valley double Jockey Damian Lane brought up a Moonee Valley double when he guided Priority Road to victory after an earlier success on sprinting filly Wild Rain.
Orion Love breaks through at the Valley With form around dual Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Treve, Orion Love has proven too good for her rivals at Moonee Valley.
Wild Rain graduates to metropolitan grade The Mark Kavanagh-trained Wild Rain is starting to put it all together and has claimed her second-straight victory with a narrow win at Moonee Valley.
Gundy Sun delivers overdue win for Gollan Gundy Sun, having his penultimate start before retirement, has ended a frustrating time for trainer Tony Gollan in winning the Goldmarket Handicap.
Plateau strikes Gold in Bat Out Of Hell Plateau Gold has won successive Bat Out Of Hell sprints at the Gold Coast with trainer Jim Jarvis saying the speedster will return in 2016.
In-form Craftiness extends winning record Blake Shinn has ridden two exciting sprinters to victory at Rosehill, steering Craftiness and Vashka to all-the-way wins.
McEvoy lands double amid bushfire scare Trainer Tony McEvoy has had a winning double at Rosehill but his thoughts have also turned to his home town of Adelaide which is surrounded by fire.
Gold Seventy Seven keeps unbeaten record Gold Seventy Seven is likely to have a short break after his third win from as many starts and will be prepared for the autumn carnival.
Le Chef stars in important Gold Coast win Le Chef has sewn up a place in the Magic Millions Classic field with an effortless win at the Gold Coast.
Reith back in Sydney spotlight after HK Giulietta has made a winning debut at Rosehill to get jockey Christian Reith back in the winner's circle following his return from Hong Kong.
Last two races called off at Benalla A history of track problems has wreaked havoc on racing at Benalla and a wet spot on a hot day has forced the final two races to be abandoned.
Magic Millions make or break for Micucci Micucci must step up at Rosehill to get the chance to run for a share of $2 million plus a bonus in the Magic Millions.
Hong Kong winner set for Australian return After starting out in Sydney and then going to Hong Kong, Swift Shadow will return to Australian racing at Moonee Valley.
Spanish Love chasing three-straight wins Mark Kavanagh saddles up favourites in the opening two races at Moonee Valley including promising mare Spanish Love who is chasing a hat-trick of wins.
Heat forces time changes at Moonee Valley The Moonee Valley race meeting will start three hours later than scheduled with hot weather forecast in Melbourne.
Goold given chance to shine in Goldmarket Trainer Kelly Doughty has shown her faith in Geoff Goold by booking the apprentice to ride Little Brown Horse in the Goldmarket Handicap.
Speed-machine Agitate in tactics switch Agitate has made a name for himself as one of the fastest horses in Queensland but Kelly Schweida wants to harness his speed in the Bat Out Of Hell.
Japanese horses headed to Sydney Four Japanese horses will be aimed at The Championships in Sydney including To The World, runner-up to Gentildonna in the Arima Kinen.
The Championships on radar for Able Friend Hong Kong's champion miler Able Friend could be aimed at the Doncaster Mile in Sydney during The Championships.
Delago's Secret wins City Of Auckland Cup Delago's Secret has been too strong for Surpass in the City of Auckland Cup despite being three-wide for most of the journey.
Meech and Averau combine to win Bagot Hcp The Hobart and Launceston Cups are next on the agenda for Averau after she claimed her biggest win in the Listed Bagot Handicap at Flemington.
Volkstok'n'barrell confirms Derby claims Volkstok'n'barrell has extended his winning sequence to four in the Great Northern Guineas, ensuring favouritism for the New Zealand Derby.
Decircles runs rings around Standish field Decircles has provided trainer Danny O'Brien with a third Standish Handicap success after a smart on-pace win at Flemington.
In Style wins the Group One Railway Stakes In Style has capped off a notable sprinting treble, holding off Whosyourmaster and Durham Town to win the Group One Railway Stakes at Ellerslie.
Waller claims third summer staying feature Multilateral has given trainer Chris Waller another summer feature with his victory in the Listed Tattersalls Cup at Randwick.
The Quarterback brings up Griffiths double The Quarterback has produced an impressive finishing burst to win over 1000m at Flemington and bring up a winning double for Robbie Griffiths.
Colless puts injury behind him at Doomben Glen Colless has produced a ground-saving ride on Lever Lever at Doomben to kick-start a season that has been interrupted by injury.
Grylls at centre of eventful Royal Stakes It has been an eventful Royal Stakes for trainer Murray Baker, who won the race with Saavoya as two of his other runners came to grief.
Marky Mark too good in G3 Eclipse Stakes Marky Mark will be set for the Manawatu Sires' Produce Stakes in autumn after proving too good in the Eclipse Stakes at Ellerslie.
Reldas chasing back-to-back Valley wins Robert Smerdon says Reldas has returned a better racehorse as a gelding and the four-year-old is favourite to make it back-to-back wins at Moonee Valley.
Extra Zero breaks through at Flemington It has been a long time between drinks for the connections of Extra Zero but he has finally found winning form again at Flemington.
Tricky Doomben finish goes to Schiavone Comeback galloper Schiavone has upset popular-elect Riverbolda in a deceptive finish at Doomben.
Craftiness out to continue winning ways Joe Pride has no doubts Craftiness can add another win to his record at Rosehill before he has a short rest to get ready for Brisbane winter riches.
Take Pride earns tilt at Gr 1 Blue Diamond Take Pride is heading to the Blue Diamond Stakes after making the transition from provincial class with an easy Flemington win.
Big stakes lure Jurasound to Moonee Valley Jurasound will be given the chance to confirm the merit of an against-the-odds provincial win when the three-year-old races at Moonee Valley.
Real Good in last-ditch bid for Millions The Sunshine Coast-trained Real Good will figure in a do-or-die Magic Millions scenario when he lines up at the Gold Coast.
Gollan pins faith in Someday, Gundy Son Someday and Gundy Son will be out to change the Brisbane summer carnival fortunes of trainer Tony Gollan when the contest the Goldmarket Handicap.
Frequendly shortens for Magic Millions Frequendly has regained a place at the top of Magic Millions markets after recapturing her best form in a lead-up race.
NSW, Victorian race vision returns to Sky NSW and Victorian race meetings have been shown on the Tabcorp-owned Sky Racing, bringing a temporary end to a racing vision rights dispute.
In Style ready for G1 Railway Stakes test Trainer Danica Guy says In Style is in top shape heading into the Group One Railway Stakes at Ellerslie.
Take Pride to put Diamond hopes on show Two-year-old Take Pride scored a convincing debut win at Seymour and takes another step towards a possible Blue Diamond start when she runs at Flemington.
Tudor poised to end lean run for Harrison Trainer Doug Harrison is counting on Tudor to end a frustrating sequence with the three-year-old poised for a winning return at Moonee Valley.
Moody pair set for Flemington stakes races Trainer Peter Moody has one fresh and one in-form galloper aimed at two Flemington feature races.
Le Chef has recipe for Millions success Le Chef will be trying to race his way into the Magic Millions Classic field when he contests a lead-up race at the Gold Coast.
Allen aims for Flemington success in Bagot John Allen has ridden a number of feature winners in jumps racing but will be after his biggest success on the flat aboard Hurdy Gurdy Man at Flemington.
Lord Of The Sky up for Standish Handicap Two runs from a spell and weight relief will ensure Lord Of The Sky is at his top for the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
Bold Circle on trial for Magic Millions Trainer David Payne is banking on a good effort from Bold Circle at Randwick to confirm his trip to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions Guineas.
Bowman booking a plus for Victorian stayer Snookered by a lack of suitable racing opportunities for Beauty Perception in his home state, Victorian trainer Andrew Payne will head to Rosehill.
O'Reilly dies at Waikato Stud aged 21 Champion New Zealand sire O'Reilly has died peacefully aged 21 at Waikato Stud where he served seasons.
Nash Rawiller's Hong Kong stay extended Nash Rawiller has been granted an extension to his licence to ride in Hong Kong until the end of the 2014/15 racing season.
Racing broadcasts return to TAB agencies TAB agencies have received vision of race meetings that have been blacked out as a result of thoroughbred racing's broadcast rights split.
Moody happy to wait and see on Tat Tat Sun Tan Tat Sun is Hong Kong bound but it is up to the owners of the gelding if he has one more start at Monee Valley - before leaving.
Kieran Shoemark given Flemington chance Visiting apprentice Kieran Shoemark got his first Australian winners at Geelong on Boxing Day and will attempt to add to it with three rides at Flemington.
Bagot Handicap calling for Distillation Distillation is the horse that has put trainer Nick Smart on the map in Adelaide and he hopes the gelding can do the same in Melbourne.
Hong Kong reject after hat-trick of wins Provincial-trained sprinter Better Not Blue will try to continue rising at Rosehill after being snubbed by Hong Kong interests because he's too small.
Amorino to step out in G3 for new trainer Archie Alexander is looking forward to seeing what Amorino can produce in his first start for the stable in the Group Three Standish Handicap.
Guineas hopes on line for Queen Of Kariba A return to winning form will parlay into something more significant if lightly raced filly Queen Of Kariba is successful at Randwick.
Hurricane flies at Leopardstown Hurricane Fly has taken his Grade One tally to 21 with a thrilling victory over arch-rival Jezki in the Ryanair Hurdle at Leopardstown.
Talks continue over TVn/Sky dispute Vision will soon be restored in TAB agencies as talks between NSW and Victorian authorities continue over racing media rights.
Queen's Crown to rule at Rosehill Trainer David Payne has reason for optimism about Queen's Crown's upcoming Rosehill debut after he third in a barrier trial behind to subsequent winners.
Aeronautical to line up in G3 Standish Lionel Cohen has had the Standish Handicap in his sights with Aeronautical for a while and says the sprinter is in great shape for the Group Three sprint.
Weather the key to stayer's luck The weather holds the key to the chances of Lucky Lucky Lucky in the Tattersalls Club Cup with trainer Steve Englebrecht hoping for a dry track.
De Little Engine powering ahead to Bagot The Bagot Handicap has been the long-range aim for De Little Engine and trainer Danny O'Brien can't fault the in-form stayer going into the Listed race.
Birchley happy with Saga Of The Storm Trainer Liam Birchley has no concerns about Saga Of The Storm missing a scheduled lead-up race to the Magic Millions Classic.
Gentildonna ends career in style Gentildonna has claimed her seventh Group One win in the Arima Kinen to end her career on the highest note possible.
Set Square to lead Maher's carnival team Group One VRC Oaks winner Set Square is back in work with the ATC Australian Oaks her main autumn target.
Pride pleased with Ball Of Muscle Beaten Canterbury Classic favourite Ball Of Muscle could back up for another crack at a Listed race in the Takeover Target Stakes at Gosford.
Cooldini on target for Tasmanian carnival Despite being comfortably beaten, connections were pleased with Cooldini first-up at Flemington and are now eyeing the Tasmanian Summer Carnival.
Speed test in Bat Out Of Hell The pace will be on from the start in the Bat Out Of Hell but Flying Riddle will not be involved in any battle for the lead.
Permit back to defence Tattersalls Cup Chris Waller is likely to rely on Permit in the Tattersalls Club Cup with the gelding aiming to claim his second win in the Listed race.
Oliver and Dunn joint premiership leaders Damien Oliver and Dwayne Dunn will enter the new year as joint leaders of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with seven months of the season to go.
Dissident back for autumn campaign Three time Group One winning galloper Dissident is back in work with trainer Peter Moody after a spring campaign aborted following a bleeding attack.
Daniel Griffin to appeal suspension Jockey Daniel Griffin will appeal a suspension which would cost him the Magic Millions Guineas ride on Vo Rogue Plate winner Mywayorthehighway.
Mywayorthehighway takes out Vo Rogue Plate Betting outsider Mywayortheway has put herself in contention for the Magic Millions Guineas with an upset win in the Vo Rogue Plate.
Sweet Emily sets Valley 1000-metre record Sweet Emily may not be in the same class as Miss Andretti, but she has broken the champion mare's Moonee Valley record for 1000m.
Mishani Honcho upsets Millions favourite Magic Millions favourite Wicked Intent has been beaten in a lead-up race, going down to Mishani Honcho in the BJ McLachlan Stakes.
Barbed foils Ball Of Muscle at Canterbury Godolphin's Barbed has spoiled Ball Of Muscle's first foray into stakes company with a last-stride win in the Canterbury Classic.
Boomwaa snaps winless drought at Valley Boomwaa has posted a fast time to win at Moonee Valley over 1200m but Sweet Emily went even quicker to break Miss Andretti's 1000-metre course record.
NSW to enter into talks with Sky Racing Racing NSW will join the Australian Turf Club in talks with Sky Racing to get racing vision back after a split with TVN.
Goldslick breaks run of outs in Coast win The Liam Birchley-trained Goldslick is headed for the Magic Millions Stayers Cup after a return to winning form at the Gold Coast.
San Nicasio continues Moody winning streak San Nicasio is still a long way from reaching his peak but he has confirmed his potential with an impressive first-up victory at Moonee Valley.
Headwater impresses in Valley debut win Well-bred two-year-old Headwater was expected to win on debut at Moonee Valley and he hasn't let his supporters down with a convincing victory.
Perignon stakes genuine claim for Millions Perignon has put herself in the frame to give trainer Gerald Ryan his first win in the $2 million Maigc Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
Silviniaco Conti wins second King George Silviniaco Conti has won the King George VI Chase for the second time to give trainer Paul Nicholls his ninth victory in the prestigious race.
Cassidy banned on improper riding charge Veteran jockey Jim Cassidy has been suspended for one month after stewards found him guilty of improper riding at Randwick.
Juantorena destined for better wins: Moody The Brisbane winter carnival is on the radar for trainer Peter Moody with Juantorena after the lightly raced galloper showed his potential at Sandown.
Jacquinot Bay fights hard for Sandown win Seven-year-old Jacquinot Bay has fought off a challenge from topweight Mouro to win the Listed Lord Stakes at Sandown.
I'm Imposing wins back-to-back Summer Cups Veteran gelding I'm Imposing has completed a rare double by winning successive Summer Cups at Randwick.
Soriano gets Group One win at 11th attempt Soriano ran seven placings without a win at Group One level before the Zabeel Classic but her day finally came in the Ellerslie Boxing Day feature.
Parnham lands G3 winner in flying visit Apprentice Chris Parnham has been rewarded for his recent commutes between Perth and Melbourne with an important win at Sandown.
Bayliss responds for Moody for Sandown win Top apprentice Regan Bayliss has reacted to some between-races critique from trainer Peter Moody with victory aboard Herstory at Sandown.
Unkindest cut works wonders for Saluter The Robert Heathcote-trained Saluter is on target for a Magic Millions Cup start after beating stablemate Excellantes at Caloundra.
Purple Smile out to confirm staying target Tom Dabernig believes last-start winner Purple Smile can keep progressing through the grades as a stayer, starting at Moonee Valley.
Cobblestones continues Moloney form surge John Moloney has added to an imposing strike-rate with Cobblestones scoring at Sandown to give the trainer 15 winners from his past 50 starters.
Conners hoping mare fares well in Classic Fare Well will be out to score an elusive Stakes win in the Canterbury Classic but will not find the race any easier than her past two starts.
Natuzzi to bypass Railway for Telegraph Natuzzi has won the Newmarket Handicap in grand style at Ellerslie but won't run in the Railway Stakes.
Gear change works for Von Classic Hero Described by his trainer as horse on a steep learning curve, Von Classic Hero has shown a lot of fight at Sandown to win his first race.
Split picture for racing bodies over TV NSW and Victorian racing bodies have officially split over the media rights which they jointly own via TVN.
Darci trying to be Good for one more run The spelling paddock awaits Darci Be Good after a successful but extended campaign which comes to an end at the Gold Coast.
Bloodlines a boost for Flamenco: Bougoure Trainer Dan Bougoure is putting his faith in Flamenco Girl's breeding to help deliver a Magic Millions Classic win.
Gear change for Ball Of Muscle Ball Of Muscle will have an important gear change for his first stakes test and trainer Joe Pride believes it will make the prolific winner even better.
Beach Front chases another Valley win Brent Stanley is confident last-start Moonee Valley winner Beach Front can continue her good form at the track when she runs in a 1000m sprint.
Yeager to get Guineas bid back on track Trainer Tony Gollan believes Yeager can redeem himself for his last-start failure when he runs at the Vo Rogue Plate at the Gold Coast.
Trip and weight to suit Express As a former jockey Rob Griffiths knows the perils of Christmas but he's hoping with the minimum weight Chile Express will be competitive at Sandown.
Kavanagh hoping for Sun in Summer Cup The might of the Chris Waller stable is rival trainer Sam Kavanagh's biggest concern heading into the Boxing Day meeting at Randwick.
Brad Herne gambling on Vegas for Milions It's Vegas Baby is on trial for a Magic Millions start when he runs at the Gold Coast for emerging Brisbane trainer Brad Herne.
Smerdon hoping Knuckle can fight back With a run under his belt and a Tatura trial win, Go The Knuckle is ready to turn his form around in the Christmas Stakes.
Australian Derby plans for Baker's colt The Australian Derby is the mission for emerging talent Herne's Oak who has scored his second win in six days at Warwick Farm.
Tales Of Fashion draws well for Vo Rogue Tales Of Fashion has pleased Trevor Bailey in the lead-up to the Vo Rogue Plate but the trainer is even happier with barrier two.
Le Chef's win prompts Millions dream Le Chef's midweek Ipswich win has prompted trainer Daryl Hansen to dream of a start in the $2 million Magic Millions.
Chris Munce preparing for Gold Coast Jockey Chris Munce is taking time out for Christmas ahead of his assignment on Wicked Intent at the Gold Coast.
Price trio to take aim in Lord Stakes Mighty Like is favourite in the Listed Lord Stakes but trainer Mick Price is also not discounting stablemates Aeratus and Tango's Daughter.
Laing undecided with Sky With three runners engaged in the Christmas Stakes at Sandown, trainer Robbie Laing said Mr Make Believe is his only confirmed runner.
Dothraki trying to go one better Our Boy Malachi will be missing from the Canterbury Classic but Dothraki has to contend with another promising horse, Ball Of Muscle.
Deihoros to make Queensland debut Adelaide trainer Lloyd Kennewell is looking to Deiheros to enhance his Magic Millions Guineas prospects in the Vo Rogue Plate.
Darwin galloper looking for ratings boost Darwin trained Design For Life has made the long trek down to Melbourne looking for victory and a ratings boost before next year's Darwin Cup.
O'Hara keen to shine this Christmas Kathy O'Hara plans to capitalise on the absence of some of Sydney's best jockeys and hopes Multilateral can start the ball rolling in the Summer Cup.
Our Harmony chasing a hat-trick of wins Trainer David Brideoake expects Our Harmony to prove tough to beat again at Sandown when the lightly raced filly chases her third straight win.
Stradbroke to be run at Doomben in 2015 Racing Queensland has announced major changes to the 2015 Brisbane winter carnival after confirmation the Eagle Farm track will be out of action.
Valley debut for well related Headwater Siblings Emaratee and Headwater are at different stages of their careers with the Hawkes Racing team.
Re-think on Aerobar for Magic Millions In a change of plans, Aerobar will now run over 1400 metres for a share of $1 million in the Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Sandown chances for WA apprentice Parnham West Australian apprentice Chris Parnham has jumped at the chance to ride in Melbourne on Boxing Day with four rides at Sandown.
Moses to rely on team of two at Farm Trainer Kevin Moses is hoping for some early Christmas joy when he heads to Warwick Farm with stablemates Manhattan Island and Plutorius.
No Christmas break for Blake Shinn A busy Christmas schedule awaits top jockey Blake Shinn who has rides in all eight races at the Boxing Day meeting at Randwick.
McEvoy looking for Mouro to bounce back Talented galloper Mouro gets the chance to bounce back to winning form when returns to Melbourne to contest a Listed race on Boxing Day.
Trainer hoping Moore to come from Galaxy Gary Moore is hoping dual stakes winner Happy Galaxy can recapture his best form following a minor wind procedure.
Goodwood announces Qatar deal Goodwood Racecourse has announced a multi-million dollar partnership with Qatar which will boost prize money at the annual festival.
Pelicano's work to decide Summer Cup start Tony McEvoy plans to run Pelicano in the Group Three Summer Cup but will wait until after the gelding's final work-out to confirm a start.
Half-brother to Emaratee set for debut Some nicely bred two-year-olds are set to make their debuts at Moonee Valley including a half brother to one of Australia's most expensive yearlings.
Standish next step for Churchill Dancer With his three wins coming over the straight course at Flemington, Churchill Dancer will now be aimed at the Standish Handicap.
Ball to flex his muscle at Canterbury Ball Of Muscle will be out to uphold the family name when the brother to Group One winners Terravista and Tiger Tees contests his first stakes race.
Christmas Stakes next for Danger Close Danger Close will have a new jockey when he bids to add the Listed Christmas Stakes at Sandown to his last-start Christmas Cup win.
Two G1 options for Vain Queen return The Group One Lightning Stakes or Oakleigh Plate are the first-up options for talented sprinting mare Vain Queen who is back in pre-training.
Munce in line for unique Millions double In 1989, Chris Munce became the youngest jockey to win the Magic Millions Classic and will become the oldest if he wins on Wicked Intent.
1 start for 1 win for Shot Of Courage Our regally bred Hussonet homebred Shot Of Courage was produced at Moe Friday 12th December and despite doing plenty of things wrong put his head down at the right time to win the Stirloch Maiden Plate officially by a nose in a driving finish from Asquillion with Just Nicked It close up third.
High Chaparral euthanised in Ireland High Chaparral, the sire of So You Think and It's A Dundeel, has been put down in Ireland at the age of 15 with a perforated intestine.
Australian Guineas a target for Bondeiger Danny O'Brien has won the Australian Guineas with Shamrocker and Shamus Award and is hoping Victoria Derby runner-up Bondeiger can do likewise.
Portelli has his eyes on Millions Trainer Gary Portelli is looking to Racy to cement her Magic Millions credentials at Canterbury and join Testashadow on a Gold Coast trip.
Plateau Gold on target for Bat Out Of Hell Coffs Harbour sprinter Plateau Gold is on target for successive wins in the Bat Out Of Hell at the Gold Coast, a 900 metre test of speed.
Three-pronged Waller attack in Summer Cup The in-form I'm Imposing will lead a triple attack on the Group Three Summer Cup at Randwick for trainer Chris Waller.
Phelan Ready is still ready for more Veteran sprinter Phelan Ready has found winning form after more than five years since his glory days in the Magic Millions and Golden Slipper.
Eloping back in work for autumn Iron filly Eloping is back in work with a tilt at the Group One Oakleigh Plate among her first-up options.
Play Master returns a winner at Flemington Lightly raced sprinter Play Master is building up a good record after posting his eighth win from just 16 starts with a first-up success at Flemington.
Browne OK after Doomben fall Damian Browne has complained of a sore ankle but is otherwise fine after he was tossed from Cape Kidnappers at Doomben.
Big Money racks up another Doomben win Big Money has carried a big weight and passed the 1350 metre test at Doomben to signal his winter carival intentions.
De Little Engine no laughing matter The Bagot Handicap is firmly on the agenda for De Little Engine who made it three straight with a strong victory at Flemington.
Godolphin treble at Rosehill Apprentice James Innes Jnr has heralded the next phase of his career with his first city win at Rosehill in the Godolphin blue.
Floatmyboat bounces back to form The Robbie Griffiths-trained Floatmyboat has posted his first win in almost a year at Flemington with the victory set to extend his summer preparation.
Samantha Clenton wins again for Waller Apprentice Samantha Clenton has maintained a perfect score for premier Sydney trainer Chirs Waller with her ride on Kristy Lee.
Red Excitement wins Rosehill thriller Red Excitement's winning return from injury at Rosehill has been an emotional one for his trainer and jockey.
Williams lands first for Waller Jockey Craig Williams landed a couple of firsts in the space of 24 hours when landing winners for Chris Waller and John O'Shea.
Saga wins at Doomben Saga Of The Storm has scored impressively at Doomben for trainer Liam Birchley.
Pink Perfection scores Flemington win Pink Perfection was scratched from a midweek race to run at Flemington and it proved the right move as the filly scored the second city win of her career.
Fires not enough to stop Lindsay Park Claudia Jean spent the week at Flemington away from the fires that caused damage to the country property of David Hayes and Tom Dabernig.
Ottoman the new Golden Slipper favourite Ottoman has overcome trouble at the start of her race at Rosehill to score a brilliant win, elevating her to Golden Slipper favouritism.
Delay to new British steroids policy The introduction of Britain's zero-tolerance policy on steroids has been delayed as parties work to resolve certain elements.
Murt The Flirt pressing on to Gold Coast Murt The Flirt will head to the Magic Millions Guineas and trainer Brendan McCarthy is optimistic the gelding will make his presence felt.
Payne loses appeal against suspension Michelle Payne's appeal against an eight-meeting careless riding suspension has been dismissed by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Adelaide carnival dates moved The annual Adelaide carnival will start a week later to avoid a clash with Group One racing in Brisbane.
Dunn could build on premiership lead With Damien Oliver out suspended, Dwayne Dunn has an opportunity to build on his premiership lead at Flemington where he has seven rides.
Conditions right for Falino to bounce back Falino is a puzzle for his trainer Darren Bell who hopes he can bounce back to form with conditions to suit at Doomben.
Reigning Meteor on trial for Millions The Matthew Williams-trained Reigning Meteor needs to run a big race at Flemington for connections to consider the Magic Millions Guineas.
Resurrect looking to get back among wins Resurrect is thriving on his racing and could be up for three starts in 13 days if he goes well at Rosehill.
Rodd off to Singapore next week After two rides at Flemington, Michael Rodd heads to Singapore to begin a three-month stint that he hopes will be extended.
Vandalised to run rampant at Doomben Vandalised is at his peak and ready to show he is not just a country champion when he runs in the Lought Neagh Stakes at Doomben.
Stokes strikes well in Melbourne Dylanson will be out to make it five winners on the trot for Phillip Stokes when he travels across from Adelaide to run at Flemington.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 43 I spent most of last week in the Hunter Valley inspecting some of the yearlings on offer. It was a good week but I have a lot more work to do heading into the sales.
Magic Millions worth more millions Magic Millions day at the Gold coast is to to become the country's richest race day, carrying prize money of $10 million.
Racing rights wrangle set to continue Racing Victoria chairman Rob Roulston concedes the media rights dispute between TVN and Sky Racing appears set to drag on into the New Year.
Vic racing probe into wrong-sized sulkies The racing integrity commissioner will investigate a harness race in Victoria where six horses were scratched for having over-sized sulkies.
Zoutenant books MM spot with Wyong win Wayward colt Zoutenant has secured his spot in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast with a narrow win at Wyong.
Williams out to Bag a Flemington win It's an eight-hour trip from Goulburn in NSW to Flemington but trainer Danny Williams usually makes it worthwhile.
Aerobar gets the chocolates at Wyong The Gerald Ryan-trained Aerobar has upset favourite Echo Gal to win the Wyong Magic Millions 3YO Stakes.
Natural improvement key to Craftiness Progressive four-year-old Craftiness will be out to exact revenge at Rosehill when he faces a rematch with the only horse to have beaten him.
The Quarterback to face sprint test Renowned for his big finish, The Quarterback will face a distance test at Flemington when he competes over 1000-metres for the first time.
Ottoman to continue Godolphin juvenile run Ottoman will be striving to maintain Godolphin's two-year-old momentum in Sydney when she makes her debut at Rosehill.
Speed puts brakes on trainer's retirement Release The Speed will be on trial for an autumn carnival campaign when he bids to maintain his perfect record at Flemington.
Riva De Lago relishing Brisbane lifestyle Rob Heathcote has former Sydney-trained horse Riva De Lago poised to end his drought from the winner's list in the Lough Neagh Stakes.
Collett on the Ball to replace Schofield A suspension to Glyn Schofield has opened the door for Jason Collett to ride promising sprinter Ball Of Muscle in the Canterbury Classic.
Glen Colless fit for return from injury Three months after he was injured in a race day incident, top Brisbane jockey Glen Colless will return to the saddle at Doomben.
No NSW/Vic racing on Sky Channel NSW and Victorian racing will no longer be available on the TAB-owned Sky Channel after the breakdown of negotiations over media rights with TVN.
NSW to introduce cobal threshold A cobalt threshold for horses will come into effect in NSW from the beginning of the new year.
Winning double for Kris Lees at Canterbury Hugh Bowman has predicted a bright future for Canterbury winner Gold Seventy Seven after he gave trainer Kris Lees the first leg of a winning double.
Tim Bell making inroads in premiership A double to Tim Bell at Ipswich has helped his momentum as he chases apprentice Luke Tarrant in his bid for back-to-back Brisbane jockeys' titles.
Scarlett Billows gives Weir 100 for season Trainer Darren Weir notched his 100th win for the season when Michelle Payne, riding on a stay of proceedings, guided Scarlet Billows to win at Mornington.
Murt The Flirt ready for Wyong test Murt The Flirt won a Magic Millions race at Ballarat on debut and will attempt to win another at Wyong in his first interstate assignment.
Grahame Begg farewells Sydney racing Grahame Begg has officially closed the door on his 25-year Sydney training career but remains keen to explore opportunities elsewhere.
Shinn-Waller show to roll on at Rosehill The trainer-jockey combination of Chris Waller and Blake Shinn is poised to continue its winning momentum at Rosehill.
Sentimental favourite Belle Melba wins The Clinton McDonald-trained Belle Melba has scored a sentimental victory at Mornington, a day after the death of the trainer's father Ross.
Audino chasing fourth-straight win In-form gelding Audino is set to drop slightly in distance at Flemington as he chases a fourth straight win.
Fire threatens David Hayes' Euroa property Trainer David Hayes' $25 million Lindsay Park property at Euroa is under threat from bushfires for the second time.
Fitter Zoutenant poised for Wyong Millions Race fitness will be the key to Zoutenant's chances of a $200,000 payday in the Wyong Magic Millions 2YO Stakes, according to jockey Glyn Schofield.
Tim Bell to ride Whiskey Allround Trainer Tony Gollan has matched his Lough Neagh runners to his jockeys, pairing Tim Bell with Whiskey Allround and Tegan Harrison with Someday.
Alexander seeking first Flemington win Emerging trainer Archie Alexander is looking to Martinvast to give him his first Flemington win and continue raising the stable's profile.
Buffering to miss the autumn carnival Trainer Robert Heathcote will concentrate on getting Buffering ready for the Brisbane winter carnival and an elusive home town Group One victory.
Field sizes under BHA microscope The British Horseracing Authority says small field sizes, especially in jump racing, is the biggest challenge facing the sport.
Weight a concern for Ellerton A big rise in weight has trainer Mathew Ellerton concerned as Kaiser Sun looks for back to back victories when he runs at Flemington.
Payne looking for Silver at Rosehill Trainer David Payne is looking forward to the Australian debut of former French horse It's A Silver Trail at Rosehill.
Tributes to trainer Ross McDonald Tributes to trainer Ross McDonald
Eurell-trained filly ready for Mornington Greg Eurell is convinced three-year-old filly Dabbleoncoomoora has the talent to make her presence felt when she steps out for her debut at Mornington.
Brazen Moss bound for Magic Millions Brazen Moss has a bit to live up to as a brother of Buffering and he will be out to cement a Magic Millions Guineas berth at Canterbury.
Featured Syndicator: BlueBlood Thoroughbreds With plenty of winners on the board, BlueBlood Thoroughbreds are a syndication company that have had more than their fair share of winners. This week we had the pleasure of speaking with Carol Walsh about her favourite part of running a racing syndicate and who has influenced her career in the industry.
Ross McDonald remembered as a character Trainer Ross McDonald, who has died after a battle with heart problems, has been remembered as one of racing's true characters.
Clarry Conners fined $10,000 for positive Trainer Clarry Conners has been fined $10,000 for a positive result to lignocaine returned by This Is Australia after his debut win.
Gary Portelli's fine halved on appeal Trainer Gary Portelli has had a $6000 fine for a positive swab to Ibuprofen by one of his horses halved on appeal.
Agent lone Hawkes runner at Flemington Agent will be flying the flag for Team Hakes at Flemington as the stable goes through a rebuilding stage with a team of youngsters.
Choice of races for Cape Kidnappers Trainer Kelly Schweida will decide between two races at Doomben for Cape Kidnappers to continue his comeback from injury.
Beasley back to Sydney in the new year After seven seasons, 427 winners and five Group One victories in Singapore, jockey Danny Beasley returns to Australia in the new year.
Red Excitement ready for Rosehill return Red Excitement will make his belated return from injury as topweight in the benchmark 95 handicap at Rosehill.
Jamie Spencer reverses retirement plans Dual British champion jockey Jamie Spencer has shelved his retirement plans and will continue as a freelance rider.
Criterion third in Hong Kong Cup Australia's Criterion has finished third in the Hong Kong Cup behind local stars Designs On Rome and Military Attack, both trained by John Moore.
Buffering out of the money in HK Sprint Buffering has finished sixth in the International Sprint in Hong Kong with Zac Purton winning on the Paul O'Sullivan-trained Aerovelocity.
Flintshire wins Hong Kong Vase Three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux has finished midfield in the Hong Kong Vase won by French horse Flintshire.
Surpass wins Group Three in New Zealand A return to New Zealand has worked wonders for Surpass who has claimed a Group Three victory at Te Rapa.
New Year's day to determine Sky's path After scrolling through the calendar, Robbie Laing has picked out the Standish Handicap for Lord Of The Sky's next assignment.
Rudy among Doncaster Mile contenders Trainer Helen Page admits the Doncaster Mile is a tough assignment but Villiers Stakes winner Rudy will be given every chance to get to the race.
Tinto getting closer to best distances Trainer Rex Lipp is looking to Queensland Oaks winner Tinto to turn the tables on Tarloshan when they meet at Toowoomba.
Angelic Light getting ready for return With a liking for the StrathAyr surface at Moonee Valley, Angelic Light is set for a shot at the William Reid Stakes following a short break.
Heavenly Hand could scale the heights Trainer Gerald Ryan is hoping Heavenly Hand can continue to emulate Believe Yourself after starting her career in the same fashion.
Damien Oliver cops second ban Jockeys Damien Oliver and Michelle Payne were suspended by stewards on careless riding charges at Flemington.
Rudy wins drama-packed G2 Villiers Stakes Leading Brisbane jockey Luke Tarrant has been fined after a close call when he weighed in light on Villiers Stakes winner Rudy.
Listed win to provide impetus for Byrne A fourth Brisbane premiership is the main 2014-2015 goal for Jim Bryne after the veteran rider posted an important win on Hopfgarten.
Mighty Like, Ringo provide stable quinella Mick Price has trained first and second in The Lola's Gift Handicap at Flemington with Mighty Like beating Ringo.
Soldi Domani makes triumphant Qld return Soldi Domani didn't make the grade when given his chance during the Melbourne spring carnival but he was right at home in winning at Doomben.
Our Boy Malachi a cut above in Razor Sharp Our Boy Malachi has continued his stellar form in the Razor Sharp Handicap at Randwick to earn high praise from his trainer.
Jye McNeil finds form after injury setback A broken collarbone from fall after winning a race at Albury kept Jye McNeil sidelined for the spring but he's back in winning form.
Owners in right move with Phantom Brew Phantom Brew has led throughout in scoring at Flemington after connections decided against a Randwick start for the stayer.
Odyssey Moon stars for Northam at Randwick Youngster Odyssey Moon has won the $250,000 Inglis Nursery at Randwick for Scone trainer Rod Northam.
Wicked Intent confirms Magic Millions bid Wicked Intent has won kept an unbeaten record in taking out the Phelan Ready Stake to confirm Magic Millions favouritism.
Saigon Tea wins Cup on seven day back-up Wet-track specialist Saigon Tea has backed up a week after her win at Rosehill to take out the Listed Christmas Cup at Randwick.
Apprentice lands first win at headquarters Jessica Payne will forever have a soft spot for Petite Diablesse, the Greg Eurell-trained mare which has given the apprentice her first Flemington winner.
Waller provides Clenton with milestone win Apprentice Samantha Clenton has achieved a significant career boost with her first Saturday metropolitan winner at Randwick.
Audino cements status as turf bargain buy Audino has landed his third win in as many weeks in winning at Flemington for 3kg-claiming apprentice Jordan Childs.
No Secret about her Agenda Well Mick Price was not wrong when interviewed by Betfair yesterday about the 2YO filly, SECRET AGENDA. It was an impressive night for Blueblood Thoroughbreds and its syndicate owners with the Mick Price trained Not A Single Doubt filly, Secret Agenda, winning her maiden in the first at Moonee Valley tonight.
Red Cadeaux pleases Dunlop in Hong Kong Three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux has pleased his trainer Ed Dunlop as he prepares to bid for a second Hong Kong Vase.
Jolly picks his mark with promising Qadir After four wins in Adelaide, Qadir heads to Flemington for trainer David Jolly and jockey Damien Oliver.
Kimberley Star a lone hope for Waterhouse Trainer Gai Waterhouse's Villiers Day team has been kept to a minimum with Inglis Nursery acceptor Kimberley Star her only starter.
A wet Randwick to suit Dothraki in Razor Trainer Gerald Ryan is counting on a number of factors to help Dothraki turn the tables on Our Boy Malachi in the Razor Sharp.
Rudy ready for Villiers Stakes assignment Queenslanders Sir Moments and Rudy will be out to prove themselves against the southerners in the Group Two Villiers at Randwick.
Payne makes rare trip to town A trip to Flemington for apprentice Jessica Payne is something the young rider hopes will give her more opportunities in the coming months.
Kiwi mare out to give Fradd timely boost Internationally renowned jockey Robbie Fradd will be looking to New Zealand mare Tarloshan to give the Australian part of his famous career a boost.
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Buffering in middle barrier for HK Sprint Queensland sprinter Buffering has gate eight and Criterion gate nine in their respective Hong Kong International races at Sha Tin.
Ex-New Zealander set to debut for Price After racing against The Cleaner during the winter months, Ringo will be having his first start for Mick Price at Flemington.
Doncaster reward looms large for Princess The frustration of two narrow defeats during a two-state racing campaign will be forgotten if Estonian Princess wins the Villiers Stakes.
Moloney appeal dismissed by RAD Board In-form apprentice Patrick Moloney will be out until Boxing Day after having his appeal against a careless riding suspension dismissed.
Quick back-up no drama for Laing duo After filling the quinella at Sandown a week ago, stablemates Audino and Scelto are back at Flemington but this time in separate races.
Randwick course proper in pristine order The Villiers Stakes hasn't been run on the Randwick course proper since 2010 but everything is in order for its return to the famous racetrack.
Tommy Berry out to salvage Brisbane trip Top jockey Tommy Berry's Brisbane plans have suffered a double blow but he remains optimistic he can make an impact at Doomben.
Waller fined $30,000 over positive swab Leading trainer Chris Waller has been slapped with a $30,000 fine after Junoob tested positive to a banned substance following his Metropolitan win.
Metropolitan win for United Syndications Onpicalo scored arguably his best and most courageous win yet first up in the 0-84 over 1300 meters at Sandown on Saturday December 6 by refusing to lay down when..
Fukunaga wins International Jockey title Japan's Yuichi Fujunaga has won the International Jockeys Challenge in Hong Kong wiht Sydney-based New Zealander James McDonald third.
Bayliss suspended after riding winner Melbourne apprentice Regan Bayliss has been suspended for his winning ride on Our Harmony at Sandown.
In form Moloney benched again Apprentice Patrick Moloney heads to the RAD Board on Thursday appealing a suspension but has another 11 meetings on the sidelines after Sandown.
Sadler back a winner after fall Apprentice Tom Sadler was back in winning form when a horse prepared by his father John was successful at Sandown.
Racy makes bid for Magic Millions start The Gary Portelli-trained Racy has taken a major step towards the Magic Millions Classic with a debut win at Warwick Farm.
Darley Stud buys Brazen Beau Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Stud has secured Grop One winning Sprinter Brazen Beau to stand in Victoria next spring.
Buffering's injured foot improving Buffering's troublesome hoof injury has improved dramatically ahead of his scheduled bid for international glory at Sha Tin.
David Feek goes out in Harmony Our Harmony produced a perfect result for trainers David Brideoake and David Feek at Sandown as the pair wind down their partnership.
Jockey making progress after horrific fall Jockey Chris Dell has movement in his limbs and no bleeding on his brain as he remains in Auckland Hospital after a fall in a barrier trial.
Better Not Blue wins for Brewer, Ritchie Better Not Blue has given jockey Robbie Brewer a rare city winner and trainer Michelle Ritchie her first with a dominant Warwick Farm victory.
Quinton keeps the faith in old marvel Monton will be out to rewrite the Villiers record books as well as claim a prize money milestone when he lines up as topweight in the $175,000 race.
No mental scars for Magnapal After being lucky to avoid falling at Moonee Valley at his last start, Magnapal has been showing no mental scars in trackwork since.
Featured Syndicator: Hancox Bloodstock This week we had the privilege of interviewing Hancox Bloodstock Racing Manager Rod Peacock to find out what Hancox Bloodstock look for when purchasing horses for syndication and what his career highlights have been to date.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 42 The past week has continued to see our horses run very well. Savourex’s win in the Mode Stakes at Doomben was a terrific thrill for her owners and the race was made more special for Prime Thoroughbreds..
Criterion pleases Hayes with final gallop Criterion has done enough on the training track at Sha Tin to impress new trainer David Hayes ahead of the Hong Kong Cup.
Hoof abscess setback for Buffering in HK Top sprinter Buffering has suffered a setback ahead of the Hong Kong Sprint, missing a track gallop due to a hoof complaint.
Rain-affected Villiers a boost for Moments Brisbane-trained Sir Moments is expected to have conditions to suit when he runs in the $175,000 Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Moloney team in top form for Sandown bid Trainer John Moloney heads to Sandown with three solid chances from just three runners and with his team in tremendous form.
Shinn out to make most of McDonald absence Trainer Steve Englebrecht has high hopes he can make another contribution to Blake Shinn's winning streak when he runs Our Uncle Archie at Warwick Farm.
Top honour for Sole Power Sole Power and Gordon Lord Byron who are among Buffering's opponents in the Hong Kong International Sprint, have been honoured by Horse Racing Ireland.
Aegean Sea to miss Golden Slipper Debut winner Aegean Sea has been sidelined with a leg injury leaving trainer Clarry Conners to look elsewhere for his fifth Golden Slipper.
David Hayes pleased with Criterion Austrlaia's representatives at the Hong Kong International meeting, Buffering and Criterion, have continued to please their trainers.
Work to determine trip over the border South Australian trainer Stuart Padman doesn't make the trip across the border too often but when he does it's usually with a handy type.
Helen Page returns to Sydney with Rudy Helen Page's visits to Sydney racing have been few and far between in recent years but the Gold Coast trainer believes Rudy deserves his Villiers chance.
Newitt granted earlier start in Singapore After a winning double at Sandown last Saturday, Craig Newitt heads to Singapore in top form and has been granted permission to start three weeks early.
Admire Rakti died from natural causes Melbourne Cup favourite Admire Rakti's sudden post-race death has been determined as heart failure and no prohibited substances have been found.
Schofield hoping for early return Chad Schofield hopes to make a swift recovery from fractures in his T7 and T8 vertebrae so he can ride at the Magic Millions.
Chad Schofield injured in Geelong fall Young jockey Chad Schofield has suffered serious arm injuries in a fall at Geelong and is expected to be out for much of the summer.
Buffering has settled into Hong Kong well Australian representatives Buffering and Criterion have settled into Hong Kong well ahead of the International meeting.
Chris Waller learns from Irish trip Trainer Chris Waller says a trip to Ireland where he watched Aidan O'Brien at work has given him plenty of ideas for his own stable.
Brisbane likely for Sertorius Brisbane in the winter rather than a Sydney autumn campaign is on the cards for Sertorius following a tough 2014.
Dothraki to take on Our Boy Malachi again Dothraki is primed to do battle with his last-start conqueror Our Boy Malachi when they meet again in the Razor Sharp at Randwick.
Longer break for Bel Sprinter Trainer Jason Warren would like to tackle the Oakleigh Plate or The Galaxy with Bel Sprinter but first the gelding needs to put on some weight.
Moriarty gives Waller 10 for the year Chris Waller has capped 2014 with his 10th Group One winner with Moriarty taking the final elite race of the year, the Kingston Town Stakes in Perth.
Paul Nicholls wins ninth Tingle Chase Champion jumps trainer Paul Nicholls has won his ninth Tingle Creek Chase with Dodging Bullets with the race marred by the death of Oscar Whisky.
Big Money triumphs in George Moore Stakes Big Money has bounced back from an unsuccessful spring carnival campaign to win the Group Three George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
Baker's double delight after Burbero win Burbero has brought up a winning double for trainer Bjorn Baker at Rosehill after an earlier victory by Off The Rails.
Waller puts a new perspective on winning Trainer Chris Waller says he has learned much about how to improve his conditioning of racehorses after visiting Coolmore's racing operation in Ireland.
Warren, Newitt double up with Danger Close A double at Sandown and another winner at Stony Creek from just three runners has given trainer Jason Warren a day to remember.
More black-type success for Lees in Mode Kris Lees' hit-and-run missions to Queensland have produced more black-type success with Savoureux winning the Mode Stakes at Doomben.
Beauty's Beast thwarts Chris Waller team Beauty's Beast has caused a minor upset by winning a race at Rosehill in which trainer Chris Waller had five of the eight runners.
De Little Engine stamps staying promise De Little Engine confirms he is an improving young stayer shaping as a Bagot Handicap contender after a strong win at Sandown.
Newitt heads to Singapore on winning note Sang Choi Bao has picked up some serious bonus money for connections after coming from last to win at Sandown.
Mishani Honcho to chase more bonuses Mishani Honcho scored his first win in blinkers at Doomben but not before providing apprentice Jimmy Orman with some anxious moments.
Voilier lives up to trial victory at debut Trainer Gary Nickson has autumn plans for Voilier after the colt's impressive win on debut at Rosehill.
Backstedt leads in Linsday Park quinella Lindsay Park training partners David Hayes and Tom Dabernig have prepared a Sandown quinella with Backstedt beating Jacquinot Bay.
Tom Sadler fit for race-riding return Apprentice Tom Sadler has been cleared for a return to the saddle after being involved in a heavy race fall.
Darren Smith fronts RNSW cobalt inquiry Trainer Darren Smith has admitted giving horses in his care cobalt from a bottle supplied to him by a disqualified harness racing trainer.
Pheidon hungry for more success in west Moriarty is rated the best chance for an eastern states win in the Kingston Town Classic but the Gai Waterhouse-trained Pheidon also has admirers.
Heathcote's sprinters can show up Doomben Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote will be keeping a close eye on things at home while he oversees Buffering's Hong Kong challenge.
Carig Newitt leaves as Luke Currie returns Craig Newitt heads off to Singapore after riding at Sandown while Luke Currie returns to Melbourne after an overseas stint.
Beneteau death set to hit home at Rosehill Warwick Farm youngster Voilier can add to the growing reputation of Beneteau, a sire which died after only two seasons at stud.
Cartwright chasing Adelaide title dream After 11 Adelaide winners for the season, Victorian apprentice Josh Cartwright has put himself in contention for a shot at premiership glory.
Puccini chases second Group One success Efforts to reinvent noted front-runner Puccini as a horse who can settle off the pace continue in the Group One Captain Cook Stakes at Trentham.
Laing starts over with promising Boomwaa With one win to his credit after racing in the best company for most of his career, Boomwaa returns at Sandown against weaker opposition.
Two Victorian horses positive to cobalt Two horses trained by Lee and Shannon Hope have returned positive swabs to cobalt in pre-race urine samples.
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Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 41 Rumeron had displayed good ability as a two year old but was over racing and not giving herself the best chance of reaching her full potential.
Judicial Miss to make amends for Summoned Judicial Miss, down in class with a light weight, can have her Sandown chances further enhanced if she strikes a rain-affected track.
Wet tracks a boost for Smith-trained pair Trainer Matthew Smith is banking on a rain-affected track to boost the chances of his two Rosehill runners.
Tempo, weight suits Danger Close: Warren A pull in the weights in favour of Danger Close and the promise of a fast tempo points to the sprinter upsetting his more-fancied rivals at Sandown.
Waller banking on Whyte's Perth experience Hong Kong has become a productive source of jockeys for Chris Waller as Douglas Whyte links with the leading Sydney trainer in the Kingston Town Stakes.
Criterion given clean bill of health in HK Australian Derby winner Criterion has done his first piece of light work in Hong Kong ahead of International race day.
Northam hoping trip north is on the Money NSW sprinter Big Money can press an early claim for two of Queensland's biggest races when he contests the George Moore Stakes.
Hawkes stable plays Rosehill waiting game Hawkes Racing will assess the track conditions on race morning before deciding whether Binary will take his place at Rosehill.
Voilier spearheads Angland Rosehill book Tye Angland is set for a busy afternoon at Rosehill where he has a full book of eight rides, all for different trainers.
Hogan thrilled with Gordon Lord Byron Global traveller Gordon Lord Byron is fine shape ahead of his trip to Hong Kong where he runs in the International Sprint featuring Australian Buffering.
Skylimit makes winning debut at Canterbury Skylimit has a long way to go to emulate the Group One feats of his three-quarter sister Overreach but took the first steps towards it with a debut win.
Cooldini assigned weighty task at Sandown Cooldini kicks off a campaign at Sandown that trainer Robert Smerdon hopes will culminate in a trip to Tasmania.
Tree Of Jesse win provides tonic for Bart Bart Cummings is out of hospital and back in the winner's circle following a last-stride victory by Tree Of Jesse at Canterbury.
Gai has magic feeling with Ready Already Unraced colt Ready Already will get the chance to stake his credentials for the Magic Millions Classic when he runs at Rosehill.
Sweeney team chasing metropolitan success It is a four-hour float trip from Jerilderie to Sandown but trainer Phil Sweeney is hoping to make it worthwhile with Final Jest.
Lord Of The Sky in perfect shape: Laing He can be a hard horse to follow but Lord Of The Sky is right on target for his return to racing at Sandown in the Christmas Cup.
Atzeni keen on Farraaj in Hong Kong Andrea Atzeni is hoping Farraaj has better luck with the Hong Kong Cup barrier draw than he did in Australia for the Mackinnon Stakes.
New Group One sprint at Royal Ascot The Royal Ascot meeting will have a new Group One sprint for three-year-olds called the Commonwealth Cup.
Sheikh Fahad buys Just The Judge outright Qatar's Shiekh Fahad and the China Horse Club will race Classic winner Just The Judge after paying 4.5 million guineas for the filly.
First winner back for Lee Freedman Lee Freedman has claimed his first winner since rejoining the training ranks in partnership with his brother Anthony.
The Monstar up for the Doveton challenge Trainer Brett Cavanough will use the Listed Doveton Stakes as a guide to the summer campaign of The Monstar.
Buffering arrives in Hong Kong safely Trainer Robert Heathcote is looking forward to Buffering's Hong Kong challenge as the four-time Group One winner prepares for the International Sprint.
Villiers hopes for Drago and Surge Ahead Trainer Anthony Cummings is hoping stablemates Drago and Surge Ahead can cement Villiers starts when they race at Rosehill.
Ryan Moore officially world's best jockey Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup winning jockey Ryan Moore has won the inaugural World's Best Jockey title.
Tetsuko and Brazen Moss on Millions path Gerald Ryan-trained stablemates Tetsuko and Brazen Moss begin a preparation aimed at the Magic Millions Guineas when they race at Canterbury.
Coroner delivers findings in jockey death Coroner Greg Cavanagh has found jockey Simone Montgomerie died because her horse baulked at the crossing on the Darwin track.
Gallop to determine Flirt direction A clockwise gallop at Caulfield will determine whether Murt The Flirt heads to Sandown or Wyong for his next start.
NSW trainers call for review of rule NSW trainers say a new rule governing when therapeutic treatment with corticosteroids can be given needs to be reviewed.
Criterion on his way to Hong Kong A mild bout of colic almost derailed the trip to Hong Kong for the David Hayes and Tom Dabernig newcomer Criterion.
Aegean Sea to reinforce Slipper hopes Clarry Conners' Golden Slipper hopes so far rest with Aegean Sea who will be out to make it two wins from two starts when she runs at Rosehill.
Adebisi primed for Group Three race Adebisi's form has trainer Desleigh Forster excited ahead of the Group Three George Moore Stakes at Doomben.
Sadler expected to be back soon While still feeling the effects of a fall at Moonee Valley, apprentice Tom Sadler is lucky to have escaped more serious injury.
Colonel in charge for Sandra Hughes Trainer Sandra Hughes, the daughter of the late Irish racing great Dessie Hughes, has claimed her first Grade One victory with Lieutenant Colonel.
Epiphaneia wins the Japan Cup Gentildonna has finished fourth behind Epiphaneia in her bid for a third Japan Cup with the race marred by the death of Trading Leather.
Sargent looking ahead to Cauthen's autum Trainer John Sargent has high hopes for talented four-year-old Cauthen who has undergone throat surgery to correct a wind problem.
Suspension dates changed for Avdulla Brenton Avdulla is free to ride leading Villiers Stakes contender Estonian Princess after having the dates of a suspension altered.
Moriarty can cap the the year for Waller Veteran Moriarty can take trainer Chris Waller's Group One tally for the year to 10 if he can win the Kingston Town Stakes in Perth.
California Chrome wins turf debut Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome has won the Hollywood Derby, his first race on turf, to put himself in the frame for Horse of the Year honours.
Hucklebuck to stay home in the autumn Right-handed racing is not on the agenda for Hucklebuck with the Adelaide four-year-old to be aimed at the Goodwood instead of Sydney or Brisbane.
Aust racetrack ratings system overhauled The Australian Racing Board has revamped the country's track ratings system in a move it hopes will help modernise the sport.
Queensland to promote fillies and mares An expansion of the Queensland provincial series to include special races for fiillies and mares is in the works.
Nicholls trains 100th Grade One winner Irving's win in the Fighting Fifth Hurdle has brought up a century of Grade One victories for champion British trainer Paul Nicholls.
Thomas Sadler in hospital after race fall A fall on the turn out of the straight has marred the final race at Moonee Valley with apprentice jockey Thomas Sadler taken to hospital.
Avdulla to miss Villiers with suspension Brenton Avdulla has been suspended for five meetings including the Villiers Stakes after being found guilty of careless riding at Rosehill.
Rudy storms home in Recognition Stakes Luke Tarrant has been lavish in his praise for Rudy after the gelding scored a last-to-first win in the Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Our Boy Malachi superior in Listed sprint Former Queenslander Our Boy Malachi has claimed his second Sydney win from as many starts in the Listed Starlight Stakes.
Lane brings up a treble at Moonee Valley A winning treble at Moonee Valley has allowed Damian Lane to move into third position on the Melbourne jockeys' premiership table.
Stakes mission accomplished for Brook Road An autumn carnival campaign is on the agenda for Brook Road after clinching her first black-type win in the Travel Associates Classic at Doomben.
Limited options for ATC Cup winner Malice The new format of the summer staying races in Sydney could mean the end of Malice's campaign after his win in the ATC Cup.
Kaiser Sun shines despite knee troubles Trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra have been left to wonder what might have been with Kaiser Sun after the sprinter's Moonee Valley win.
I'm Imposing belies age to win Festival Veteran gelding I'm Imposing has produced a blistering final sprint to win the Listed Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Whelan posts city first with Valley winner Aprentice jockey Lisa Whelan has been striving for a first Saturday city success and it has finally came her way with Chiquada at Moonee Valley.
Kingdom Of Dreams brings up the hat-trick Kingdom Of Dreams has the potential to develop into a top class performer after bringing up a winning hat-trick at Moonee Valley.
Wicked Intent sets course for 2YO Millions Wicked Intent has rocketed into Magic Millions calculations after keeping his unbeaten record intact with a dominant all-the-way win at Doomben.
Phillip Hughes remembered at Sydney races Cricketer Phillip Hughes has been remembered at Rosehill races as patrons joined many Australians to pay their respects.
Sampeah gives Godolphin another 2YO win Sampeah makes it five two-year-old winners for Godolphin this season, but trainer John O'Shea says the fillies yet to race are the stable's best.
Hayes happy after Criterion Valley gallop Hong Kong International Cup entrant Criterion has had a nice gallop at Moonee Valley, ensuring he leaves in top order for the 2000-metre race at Sha Tin.
Stokes continues impressive Melbourne form Eclair Choice has continued Phillip Stokes' great run of form in Melbourne but a spell now beckons before a shot at the Adelaide carnival.
Randwick's woes continue with races moved The Australian Turf Club has been forced to move another meeting with the Randwick course proper not ready to host a transferred Kensington meeting.
Bantam fights back to win at Moonee Valley Two-year-old Bantam has shown a lot of determination to win at Moonee Valley, earning a shot at some bigger races in the autumn.
Moore and Gentildonna reunited in Japan Ryan Moore, the Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup winning jockey, will be reunited with dual Japan Cup winner Gentildonna as she bids for a third.
Cropp apologises for latest drug positive New Zealand jockey Lisa Cropp has apologised and vowed to seek help after being stood down for an irregular drug sample.
Jake Bayliss sidelined after trial tumble Jake Bayliss will be sidelined for at least a week after a horse toppled over on him during the Flemington jump-outs.
Criterion to gallop at the Valley Former Australian Derby winner Criterion will have a gallop at Moonee Valley in preparation for his trip to Hong Kong and the International Cup.
Sir Moments primed for big Sydney assault Brisbane gelding Sir Moments is ready to take the next step in his career with a two-start Sydney campaign, starting with the Festival Stakes.
Bowman booking a boost for Aeronautical Lionel Cohen is counting on Hugh Bowman to bring out the best in Aeronatical, almost 12 months since the jockey and sprinter combined for a stakes win.
Gold Coast trip in store for Miss Idyllic A trip north for Miss Idyllic while an overdue win for Extra Zero could book-end the day for David Hayes and Tom Dabernig at Moonee Valley.
Lazy Buffering wins Flemington jump-out Multiple Group One winner Buffering won a Flemington trial without blinkers with trainer Robert Heathcote describing the gelding as lazy.
Racing industry to honour Phillip Hughes NSW jockeys will wear black armbands at meetings around the state to pay their respects to cricketer Phillip Hughes
Meet George Jetson looks a future winner A decision to keep Meet George Jetson away from the racetrack for an extra week is set to pay dividends for trainer Jason McLachlan and Slade Bloodstock.
Villiers campaign goes on line for Rudy The Helen Page-trained Rudy can clinch a Villiers Stakes start if he runs up to expectations in the Recognition Stakes.
Cummings admitted to hospital: report Legendary trainer Bart Cummings has reportedly been admitted to hospital as a precautionary measure for a chest infection.
War vet cleared to return to race riding Jockey and war veteran Guy Disney has been cleared to return to riding in British point-to-point races despite the loss of a leg.
Crismale re-elected to racing club board Australian Turf Club members have voted to retain three directors on its board, along with a fresh face in prominent owner Julia Ritchie.
Rawiller on the outer again with HK stipes Nash Rawiller has been banned for three Hong Kong race meetings, adding to an unwanted run of suspensions since he left Australia to ride overseas.
Melbourne calls for Stoke's Eclair Choice Adelaide trainer Phillip Stakes has a habit of winning races when he crosses the border and he's hoping Eclair Choice can continue the trend.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 40 The winners just seem to keep coming with Unique scoring a strong win at Canterbury last Wednesday.
Callander presents strong Festival case The Festival Stakes will hold special significance for Sydney racing personality Richard Callander who part-owns two runners in the feature race.
Smith puts skills to test against old boss His first job in racing was as a stablehand to the great Bart Cummings and now Benjamin Smith crosses paths with his ex-boss in a race at Rosehill.
McEvoy confirms Rosehill start for Mouro Trainer Tony McEvoy has scratched stablemates Mouro and Shiraz from races at Doomben, confirming they will run in Sydney.
Melb Cup stablemates to go separate ways Irish trainer Johhny Murtagh has left his two Melbourne Cup runners in Australia but the stablemates will head in different directions in 2015.
NZ three-year-old Atmosphere sold to HK Three-year-old stayer Atmosphere is heading off to the stables of Hong Kong trainer John Moore following his sale.
Stroak ready to find best after trial win Trainer Bryan Guy is banking on a decision to keep Stroak away from the spring spotlight to pay a first-up dividend at Doomben.
Hopfgarten fit for Recognition assignment The Robert Heathcote-trained Hopfgarten will be one of the favourites for the Recognition Stakes after being given a clean bill of health.
Equine passport to stop gene doping Racing NSW will introduce an equine biological passport to combat the threat of gene doping in horses.
Clenton out to continue roll at Rosehill Promising junior rider Samantha Clenton will get a chance to impress her soon-to-be boss Kris Lees when she rides Terra Amata at Rosehill.
Lochlee scores surprise Ipswich victory A long-time stable client and an apprentice trying to make his way have helped trainer Bryan Guy post an Ipswich winner.
More benchmarks needed in Sydney: Waller Sydney racing needs to return to the benchmark system if it is to overcome the blight of small field sizes, according to premier trainer Chris Waller.
New timeslot confirmed for Ballarat Cup The stand-alone Ballarat Cup meeting has been hailed a success with increased attendances and wagering.
Waller teams up with NZ racing royalty Chris Waller has celebrated another career-first at Canterbury, training his first winner for esteemed owner and breeder Sir Patrick Hogan.
First-time owner celebrates with One More He missed out on a share in Magic Millions winner Unencumbered but small-time owner Craig Ronan is thrilled to snare a city race with One More.
Ex-hoop returns to metropolitan spotlight Increasing weight almost forced Nick Ryan from the racing industry but he returns to Moonee Valley as the trainer of Pocket Rockets.
60 Seconds with Jamie Walter from Proven Thoroughbreds Having enjoyed immense success in the racing industry, Jamie Walter of Proven Thoroughbreds knows what it takes to make it in the business. This week we were lucky enough to be given the opportunity to pick his brain about what the syndication business is all about and how he has become so successful.
Veteran Killen has still got what it takes He is an elder statesman of the jockeys' room but Glen Killen has lost none of his touch after winning on Girls World at Ipswich.
Kerrin McEvoy to defend title in Hong Kong Kerrin McEvoy will be taking on some of the world's best when he returns to Hong Kong to ride in an international jockeys' series at Happy Valley.
Lady Echelon set to make amends for Melb Natalie McCall insists there is more substance to Lady Echelon's Melbourne form than it first appears and the mare can prove it in the Recognition Stakes.
Grand National jockey Ryan Mania retires Ryan Mania, winner of the 2013 Grand National on Auroras Encore, has announced his retirement at the age of 25.
Trainer Lady Herries dies aged 76 Trainer Lady Herries, who made history when she brought Taufan's Melody to Australia in 1998 to win the Caulfield Cup, has died aged 76.
Portelli picks Valley for Straturbo return Sydney sprinter Straturbo is likely to start his latest campaign in a 1000-metre Moonee Valley scamper instead of the Starlight Stakes at Rosehill.
Sir Moments in pleasing Randwick work-out Queensland Guineas winner Sir Moments has pleased trainer Steven O'Dea in a gallop ahead of the Festival Stakes.
Looks Like The Cat sold to Hong Kong Trainer Tony Gollan has farewelled the promising Looks Like The Cat who will do his future racing in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong stars in Sydney autumn campaigns The John Moore-trained Dominant and Sterling City are set to represent Hong Kong during the Sydney autumn carnival.
Lilliburlero ready to shine in Starlight David Payne will rely on talented mare Lilliburlero to fly the flag for the stable in the Listed Starlight Stakes at Rosehill.
Formlines point to Unequivocal midweek win Two Group One horses have emerged from the the only race Unequivocal has won, ensuring she will be hard to beat at city midweek level at Canterbury.
Beasley fails to gain Singapore licence Australian Danny Beasley will not be riding in Singapore next year after failing to get a renewal of his licence.
Lemaire injured in Kyoto fall International rider Cristophe Lemaire has been sidelined with a fractured leg suffered in a fall at Kyoto in Japan.
French import to debut at the Valley A long range plan aimed at next year's Melbourne Cup will kick off at Moonee Valley in a Benchmark 84 Handicap.
Clipperton and Monton to turn back time Monton is lining up for his fourth Festival Stakes, three years after he gave Sam Clipperton his first stakes win.
Sydney on the cards for international duo Hong Kong bound English horses Red Cadeaux and Farraaj could return to Sydney early next year for a tilt at The Championships.
Dothraki ready to take the next step Trainer Gerald Ryan is looknig forward to the summer with Dothraki who he believes can fulfil his potential after being gelded.
Meeting transferred from Kensington track The Kensington track is out of action after its controversial performance with one meeting transferred to Warwick Farm and another on hold.
Barn named in Red Cadeaux's honour English galloper and three-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux has had a barn at the Werribee quarantine centre named in his honour.
Locals take out the big Perth features The failure of the eastern visitors in Perth's Group One features has boosted the WA trainers confidence their horses can compete with the best.
Meetings to be moved off Kensington track Remedial work will begin on the Kensington track immeidately with meetings to be transferred away from the surface which has failed to pass muster.
Setback unlikely to hamper Brave Following a paddock accident that looked set to derail his autumn campaign, Of The Brave is set to return to work for a shot at the Blue Diamond.
Weather the key to Mouro's next start Trainer Tony McEvoy will nominate Mouro for both Sydney and Brisbane looking for a perfect track ahead of the horse's Villiers Stakes bid.
Buffering in good order for Hong Kong trip All is in readiness for Buffering's trip to Hong Kong where the four-time Group One winner will represent Australia in the International Sprint.
Silviniaco Conti on song at Haydock Silviniaco Conti claims Grade One chase at Haydock with champion trainer Paul Nicholls also winning the Alman Chase at Ascot with Al Ferof.
Gordon Lord Byron on target for Hong Kong Irish horse Gordon Lord Byron, a Group One winner in Australia in March, is fit and well ahead of his trip to Hong Kong for the International meeteing.
Trainer Philip Fenton banned for 3 years Irish trainer Phillip Fenton has been disquaflied for three years after being fined by a district court for the possession of steroids in his stable.
Sam Clipperton notches milestone treble Sam Clipperton has kept his momentum as a senior rider going with a treble on the Kensington track at Randwick.
Kevin Forrester lands hometown Cup triumph Mujadale has given local jockey Kevin Forrester victory in the Ballarat Cup after a powerhouse display of frontrunning.
Time To Plunder completes Birchley treble Liam Birchley has posted a milestone treble after Time To Plunder got a photo-finish decision in the Listed Keith Noud Handicap at Doomben.
Randwick's Kensington course under fire Racing NSW chief steward Ray Murrihy has labelled the Kensington track at Randwick as unsatisfactory for Saturday-class racing.
Gai lands Clockwise Classic with Carriages Gai Waterhouse didn't make it to Ballarat but her presence was felt as Carriages took out the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic.
Murt The Flirt earns trip to Gold Coast A trip to the Gold Coast via Wyong is on the agenda for Murt The Flirt after a debut win in the Magic Millions 3YO Classic at Ballarat.
Pre-race drama before 2YO race at Randwick Pre-race drama has overshadowed the win of Aegean Sea at Randwick with three two-year-olds scratched before the race.
Punters stung as odds-on Frequendly flops A Magic Millions Classic start is in doubt for Frequendly after the filly's defeat as an odds-on favourite at Doomben.
De Little Engine confirms staying promise De Little Engine has given his rivals a galloping lesson at Ballarat while jockey Stephen Baster has ridden an early double at the stand-alone meeting.
Grahame Begg to close Randwick stable Grahame Begg is to close his Randwick stable after a stellar career training winners in Australia and internationally.
Trainer Grahame Begg quitting Randwick Trainer Grahame Begg has announced he will close his Randwick stable which has been in his family for many years.
Don't discard Motivado at Ballarat A rock hard track and the loss of his two front shoes brought about the downfall of Motivado at Flemington and improvement is on the cards at Ballarat.
Qfighter to come out swinging at Randwick Qfighter has come full circle since leaving the Gerald Ryan stable as a two-year-old and has plenty more to offer.
Tuscan Fire ready to jump at Cup chance After showing promise over the jumps, Tuscan Fire is looking to add another provincial cup to his record on his home track of Ballarat.
Aspery patience bucks Sydney racing trend Bart Cummings says patience is the cheapest thing in racing but the thing most seldom used and Scott Aspery is happy to employ the master's philosophy.
Are You Sure saved for $100k Goulburn Cup Cameron Crockett will chase a bigger prize money purse with Are You Sure when he runs the bush star in the Goulburn Cup.
Shiraz Attack set to continue winning run Trainer Gillian Heinrich and jockey Robbie Fradd have struck up a winning partnership with the expectation of more success at Doomben.
Cummings trio to test Villiers claims Stakes placegetter Surge Ahead is poised to begin a campaign that could take in the biggest race of the Sydney summer.
Arabian King stepping up at Grafton Arabian King will take another step on the path his trainer hopes leads to the Country Championships when he runs at Grafton.
O'Sullivan optimistic with first starter Captain Crackerjak was purpose bought with the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic in mind by trainer Dan O'Sullivan.
Someday to have first start for Gollan Stakes winner Someday will have his first start for premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan when he run in the Listed Keith Noud at Doomben.
Frankel filly breaks Irish auction record A Frankel filly out of dual Group One winner Finsceal Beo has set a record for a foal at public auction in Ireland.
Key points of the RNSW strategic plan Key points of the RNSW strategic plan.
Racing NSW releases strategic plan Racing NSW has released its strategic plan but its implementation is not guaranteed unless changes to the tax on TAB revenue is approved.
Gai Waterhouse saddles up for Bong Bong Gai Waterhouse will break new ground as a trainer with her first runner at the famous Bong Bong picnic race meeting.
Hot weather affects NSW race meetings A predicted heatwave for NSW has led to a country race meeting being called off while protocols will be put in place for other fixtures.
Angelic Light can make amends: Griffiths Trainer Robbie Griffiths says Winterbottom Stakes favourite Angelic Light is holding her form well enough to give him a breakthrough Group One win.
Aegean Sea to kick-start Conners' 2YO team Golden Slipper-winning trainer Clarry Conners will saddle up his first two-year-old runner of the season at Randwick.
Mujadale puts Forrester in frame for Cup After almost 40 years in the saddle, jockey Kevin Forrester would love nothing more than victory in his hometown Cup.
Kensington track clear for action: Murphy A makeover of the Kensington track has it ready for racing but officials concede it needs a major renovation.
Baster out to go one better with Trieste Old Trieste has the advantage of drawing barrier one in the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
The Cleaner tactics to assist Fury: Gollan The front-running style of The Cleaner can help Alma's Fury overcome a wide barrier in the $1 million Railway Stakes, according to trainer Tony Gollan.
Soros primed to debut for Schweida stable Former Melbourne galloper Soros is ready to kick-off his Brisbane career for trainer Kelly Schweida when he contests the Keith Noud Handicap.
Frequendly to tread familiar Millions path Talented two-year-old Frequendly will resume racing at Doomben as part of her build-up to the Magic Millions Classic.
Trainer, jockey celebrate Sandown firsts Trainer Danny Curran has finally landed a Sandown win after 20 years while jockey Casey Bruce has claimed a metropolitan first for her career.
Extended time bonus for Sydney apprentice Jess Taylor, who has ridden her third city winner at Canterbury, has successfully applied to have her apprenticeship extended into a fifth year.
McDonald makes SOS call for Spalato ride Leading jockey James McDonald has won on Binary at Canterbury while making hasty arrangements to ride Singapore sprinter Spalato in Hong Kong.
Outsider Hakkasan in Gold Coast surprise She's Miss Divine, expected to make a winning return to racing at the Gold Coast, has been upstaged by Hakkasan.
Cup fav autopsy report still weeks away The final autopsy report into the collapse and death of Melbourne Cup favourite Admire Rakti is at least three weeks from being finalised.
First-starter Eclat right for reverse way It's Ballarat's big day of racing and a feature of the meeting is a race for two-year-olds trying to make their way into the Magic Millions Classic.
Hard work paying off for Sam Clipperton Sam Clipperton's recent good form hasn't gone unnoticed with three of Sydney's top stables booking him for Randwick rides.
OTI Racing chasing more big spring success With OTI Racing in-form with imported gallopers, Count Of Limonade will be out to give the ownership group more success in the Ballarat Cup.
Lordag win confirms merit of stable switch Promising four-year-old Lordag has made it three wins from his past five starts with an against-the-odds victory at the Gold Coast..
Modest Moore strives for racing perfection Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Ryan Moore has played down popular racing opinion that he is the best rider in the world.
Sebrina thrills her owners! Prestige Racing owner Bruce Young describes his experience as a winning owner of promising filly Sebrina..
Weighty task for Love Rocks in Keith Noud Steve Tregea claims Love Rocks is weighted on potential instead of his racing record for the Listed Keith Noud Handicap at Doomben.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 39 Terra Amata was very impressive winning at Warwick Farm on Wednesday which came on the back of her very good win at Canterbury.
ATC and banned employees part company Two Sydney racing officials disqualified for betting on racedays have ended their employment with the Australian Turf Club.
Racing icon Freedman returns to training Few trainers have had a more decorated career in racing than Lee Freedman, the Hall Of Famer who is making a comeback.
Valcot set to go distance in hat-trick bid Valcot, one of the surprises in country trainer Luke Griffith's in-form stable, will be chasing his third city win in a row at Randwick.
Anthony Cummings to stay close to home Anthony Cummings is putting a frustrating spring behind him, closing his Caulfield stable to keep his horses close to home.
Date set for Tegan Harrison ban appeals A date for in-form rider Tegan Harrison's appeal against two suspensions has been decided, more than a month after her first ban was handed out.
Part-timer after first win on metrop track A Sandown victory will provide trainer Matthew Gilmore with a city first as well as a winning hat-trick for Tallat.
Kavanagh adds to Rawiller Canterbury book If leading Victorian jockey Brad Rawiller can't ride a Sydney winner for his brother Todd, Sam Kavanagh reckons he has the horse to do the job.
Lee Freedman to return to training Champion trainer Lee Freedman will return to training in partnership with his brother Anthony at Flemington.
Jockey Tom Queally banned from driving Frankel's jockey Tom Queally has been convicted of drink driving after a court rejected his defence of "sleep driving".
ATC officials outed for betting offences Two Australian Turf Club officials have been disqualified for race day betting offences during their duties as judges or assistant judges.
Majestic Beast to step up to open company Six-year-old mare Majestic Beast has earned her chance at open company at Randwick with three recent wins.
Waterhouse after second Ballarat Cup After winning the Ballarat Cup 12 months ago with The Offer, Pheidon will be out for more feature race success for trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Commanding Jewel off to stud Injuries have finally taken their toll on Group One winner Commanding Jewel who has been retired to stud.
Expensive colt Grand Cross to make debut Gerald Ryan is looking forward to the Randwick debut of expensive colt Grand Cross who is owned by some of racing's elite.
Warren racking up the miles with Sprinter Bel Sprinter is in good form as he prepares for the Winterbottom Stakes in Perth after a flight from Melbourne last week.
Hurricane Fly wins at Punchestown Hurricane Fly has returned to his best to win his third Morgiana Hurdle at Punchestown, his 20th Grade One victory.
Irish racing legend Dessie Hughes dies Popular Irish trainer Dessie Hughes, father of champion jockey Richard, has died at the age of 71.
Overseas stayers simply better: O'Donnell Leading syndicater Simon O'Donnell says his company will continue to buy stayers overseas to race in Australia.
Complacent nearing return from injury Group One winner Complacent has not raced for more than a year but is continuing his path towards a planned race return early in 2015.
Blake Shinn just wants to keep on winning Four winners at Rosehill has given Blake Shinn a boost and indicated he can challenge James McDonald for the Sydney premiership.
Hong Kong Derby winner takes NZ Group 3 The rehabilitation of 2012 Hong Kong Derby winner Fay Fay is complete with the seven-year-old winning the Group Three Tauranga Stakes in New Zealand.
Winners come for Michael Cahill Michael Cahill's recent form has reignited his desire to be a force in the Brisbane jockeys' premiership.
Autumn plans taking shape for Guineas hero The curtain has only just been drawn on the Melbourne spring carnival but one of its stars is already back in pre-training for the Sydney autumn.
Gold strike cements new partnership Champion British jumps trainer Paul Nicholls and stable rider Sam Twiston-Davies have celebrated their most important win so far.
Politeness earns spell after Summonded win A Sydney campaign in autumn beckons for Politeness after she found winning form in the Summonded Stakes at Sandown.
Dunn claims Spring Jockeys' Premiership A win in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes to Fast 'n' Rocking has secured Dwayne Dunn the inaugural Spring Jockeys' Premiership in Melbourne.
Blake Shinn rides half the Rosehill card Blake Shinn has ridden four of eight winners at Rosehill on a day when John O'Shea claimed a treble and Sam Clipperton a Godolphin double.
Brown answers SOS for Gold Coast double Damian Browne has shown why he is regarded as one of Australia's best jockeys with Tukiyo and Miss Cover Girl lifting to win for him at the Gold Coast.
Petrology in last-to-first Guineas triumph After being threatened with a gelding operation, Petrology will now be set for the stallion-making race, the Australian Guineas.
Tasmanian Cups on radar for Eclipse winner Darren Weir is considering setting Zabisco for feature races in Tasmania early in 2015 after his win in the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Dothraki options expand after Rosehill win Trainer Gerald Ryan believes a gelding operation could be the catalyst for Dothraki to fulfil his potential, as shown by his Rosehill win under 60kg.
Difficult week ends on high note for OTI OTI Racing has come away from Sandown with a double, thanks to exciting stayers Renew and Au Revoir.
Renew claims Sandown Cup for new trainer Young trainer Archie Alexander has scored his biggest win in his first season of training with Renew taking out the Listed Sandown Cup.
Church Boy extends his winning streak The Villiers Stakes is now firmly in the sights of Church Boy who has extended his winning streak to five at Rosehill.
'For sale' sign still on Mishani Di Caprio Trainer Les Ross is adamant Mishani Di Capio is still for sale despite the two-year-old continuing on his winning way at the Gold Coast.
Wawail earns chance at Group One Guineas Her coat was nothing flash to look at but Wawail has still shown fighting qualities to win at Sandown.
Waterhouse has high hopes for Pornichet Imported galloper Pornichet has earned high praise from trainer Gai Waterhouse after opening his Australian account with a win in the Sandown Stakes.
Paceman takes first step to Golden Slipper A winning debut by Paceman has fuelled Golden Slipper hopes for his trainers Peter and Paul Snowden and owners Peter and Wendy Moran.
Thurlow scrapes home for relieved Smerdon Heavily backed favourite Thurlow has taken most of straight to wear down the leaders before posting an important stakles win at Sandown.
Larry Olsen ends Sky Racing Brisbane role Brisbane commentator Larry Olsen is set to part ways with broadcaster Sky Racing after 16 years with the channel.
Mullins keeps faith in Hurricane Fly Trainer Willie Mullins believes star hurdler Hurricane Fly can still make his presence felt for another season.
Sandown to decide Spring Premierships The results on Zipping Classic day at Sandown will decide which jockey and trainer takes out the inaugural Spring Racing Premierships.
Sandown then Singapore for Newitt Craig Newitt has a busy weekend ahead with rides on Zipping Classic day at Sandown before he travels to Singapore for the Gold Cup meeting.
Syndicator fails in appeal over $20k fine Dynamic Syndications boss Dean Watt and his employee-son Adam have failed in their appeals over fines issued by Racing NSW stewards for improper action.
Epingle out to go one better in Classic Last year's Zipping Classic runner-up Epingle will attempt to go one better when she lines up in the Group Two weight-for-age race over 2400m.
Terravista ranking proves trainer right Terravista has made his trainer extra proud with his first Group One win elevating him to elite status in the world rankings.
Scream Machine puts Villiers start on line A Group Two Villiers Stakes start for Scream Machine will hinge on how well the six-year-old races at Rosehill.
Haylaman wants Sandown Cup trip: Purcell Trainer Aaron Purcell believes imported galloper Haylaman will relish a testing 3200m in the Sandown Cup.
Gollan, Schmidt to continue winning streak Stablemates Tear It Up and Amexed will be striving to give owner Troy Schmidt more metropolitan success at the Gold Coast.
Kavanagh keen on Zelady at Rosehill A stable stalwart and a young horse on the rise will represent the hopes of Sam Kavanagh at Rosehill.
Lord Aspen facing acid text in Guineas The Sandown Guineas has been a long-term target for Murray Bridge galloper Lord Aspen and trainer Mick Huxtable is feeling confident in the lead-up.
Terravista joins Lankan Rupee in rankings Darley Classic winner Terravista has joined Lankan Rupee as the highest-rated sprinter this year in the latest World's Best Racehorse Rankings.
Godolphin juveniles face first race test Godolphin will unveil two juveniles in different states with Mesa and Philosophy out to make an immediate impression at Sandown and Rosehill.
Grayson Square on target for four on trot The Brian Wakefield-trained Grayson Square is set to make his open-class debut at the Gold Coast as tries to extend
Stablehand warned off for five years A stablehand who assaulted a female strapper at Flemington during a race meeting has been warned off Australian racetracks for five years.
High-priced colt steps out for first trial The Hawkes Racing-trained Emaratee moved a step closer to making his racetrack debut with a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Snowden refuses to buy into Paceman hype Bookmakers have made first starter Paceman an odds-on favourite but Peter Snowden is reserving judgement until the horse proves his race day wares.
Godolphin 3YO set to add to Sheikh's spree The Godolphin team is hoping stakes-placed colt Careless can break his maiden status when he lines up in a competitive Group Two Sandown Guineas.
Kidney-transplant jockey Dolendo returns Three years after a kidney transplant, jockey Marlon Dolendo will saddle up on Road To Summer for his first city meeting since his illness.
Zipping distance a boost for Rawnaq: Hayes Trainer David Hayes is looking forward to 2012 Victoria Derby placegetter Rawnaq getting back out to 2400m in the Zipping Classic.
Olive double-handed for Snake Gully Cup What A Shadow and Nat King Cu will be out to give Canberra Nick Olive a breakthrough win in the Snake Gully Cup.
Apprentice set for city comeback via China Apprentice Janette Johnson, spurred on after riding in an invitation race in China, returns to Brisbane metropolitan level at the Gold Coast
Browne booking a boost for Miss Cover Girl After using apprentice jockeys on Miss Cover Girl at her past two starts, trainer Kelly Schweida has turned to leading rider Damian Browne.
Life's a beach for Zipping Classic runner A change of routine and a new environment could be the spark for a former Adelaide Cup winner to get back into winning form.
Spooked horse flattens fence at the Farm The quick thinking of jockey Peter Wells helped avert a disaster after a horse crashed through a fence into a public area at Warwick Farm.
Coolmore team settles Adelaide future In keeping with Coolmore's original plans for Adelaide, the Cox Plate winner will race on in Australia for an autumn campaign with trainer Chris Waller.
Waller scratches Wine Tales from Rosehill Promising filly Wine Tales will run in Melbourne but her absence from Rosehill barely puts a dent in Chris Waller's numbers for the meeting.
Mixed day for Matt McGuren at Ipswich Matt McGuren's impressive strikerate of two wins from three rides at Ipswich has been tempered by a careless riding suspension.
ATC announces $3.78 million profit The Australian Turf Club has turned a profit for the first time since the merger of Sydney's two race clubs almost four years ago.
Kingman rules at Cartier Awards Three-year-old Kingman has been crowned Horse of the Year at the prestigious Cartier Racing Awards night in London.
Shoreham poised to end spring on a high A Sandown Cup victory by Shoreham would be some consolation for trainer Saab Hasan after the horse missed out on a Melbourne Cup start.
Sandown meeting to go ahead despite fire A fire which damaged part of the grandstand at Sandown won't affect the Zipping Classic meeting which will go ahead as planned.
Berry back in favour with Waller after win Tommy Berry made amends for a losing ride during the Flemington carnival when he guided the Chris Waller-trained Religify to victory at Warwick Farm.
Matthew Hill resigns from Sky Racing Leading Sydney race caller Matthew Hill has resigned from Sky Racing after accepting a sports broadcasting role in Melbourne.
Coyle predicts bright future for Delicious Berry Delicious has broken through for her first win, convincing trainer Jason Coyle it will be worthwhile to aim at something better next year.
Nearest To Pin to go close at Sandown Trainer Leon Macdonald is hoping to uphold the winning streak of Adelaide trainers with Nearest To Pin at Sandown.
Price keeping a watch on the weather Trainer Mick Price is hoping for some rain in the lead up to the Zipping Classic at Sandown to soften the ground for Count Of Limonade.
Temple Of Boom out of Perth carnival Group One winner Temple Of Boom will miss the summer carnival in Perth due to injury, leaving stablemate Alma's Fury to fly the flag for Tony Gollan.
Weight could force Hopfgarten interstate The Villiers Stakes could become a serious target for Hopfgarten if he can overcome a smart field at the Gold Coast.
Spencer out of luck over jumps Jamie Spencer has finished out of the money in a hurdle race at Lingfield in what may have been his final ride in Britain.
Refreshed Moment Of Change off to Perth After finishing second to Buffering in the 2013 Winterbottom Stakes, a fresher Moment Of Change will in action Perth this time around.
Sandown to suit Smerdon-trained Politeness A long run home at Sandown and a drop back in grade are factors to help end a frustrating spring for Politeness.
I Love It chasing Sydney consolation win The best-laid Melbourne spring plans for I Love It didn't work out but there could be a happier result for her connections in Sydney.
Sadler adopts soft approach with Henwood After being scratched from a Melbourne Cup carnival engagement at Flemington due to a firm track, Henwood will head to Sandown in search of softer ground.
Tyson's Tiger, Watt ready for city test NSW trainer Ricky Watt has overcome a severe back injury to get to his first city meeting at Warwick Farm, where he will race Tyson's Tiger.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 38 m thrilled with our results with the only real disapointment being Shining Brooke which was found to have a respiratory issue after the race which would have affected her performance.
Featured Syndicator: Trainer Connections This week we speak with Craig Tognolini from Trainer Connections about his unique syndication business.
Cup Carnival Honours To South Australia With another action packed four day VRC Melbourne Cup carnival coming to a close the analysis of the winners begins. Stakes Day has already been coined "Stokes Day" with a treble from leading South Australian trainer Phillip Stokes.
Sebrina shows class at Royal Randwick Emerging Sydney based racing syndication company, Prestige Racing, experienced an important milestone on Melbourne Cup day when its three year old filly, Sebrina, recorded her maiden victory at Royal Randwick.
Former trainer Des McGee has died Former Brisbane trainer Des McGee, who nurtured the careers of many apprentices, has died after a long illness.
Eclipse Stakes next for G1 winner Sonntag The Sydney Cup is the long-range target for Group One winner Sonntag who will attempt to make it two wins from as many spring starts in the Eclipse Stakes.
Fawkner among Zipping Classic nominations The 2013 Caulfield Cup winner Fawkner is nominated for the Zipping Classic as owner Lloyd Williams chases another win in the weight-for-age race.
Portelli fined $6000 for Ibuprofen offence Gary Portelli has been fined after one of his horses returned a positive test to the anti inflammatory drug Ibuprofen, the trainer's first offence.
Ryan relies in Charlie Boy in G3 Heffernan Gerald Ryan is relying on Charlie Boy to give him victory in the Heffernan Stakes at Sandown after the trainer's two successive second placings.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch Edition 37 It doesn’t get any better than winning at Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day. Hijack Hussy was simply awesome breaking 33 seconds for her final 600m which was probably the fastest sectional of the day at Flemington
Rekindled Power to face Guineas test Paul Messara is convinced lightly raced Rekindled Power will be better again in the autumn but is happy to give the colt his chance in the Sandown Guineas.
Mouro to make comeback at Rosehill Trainer Tony McEvoy is looking forward to seeing multiple stakes winner Mouro make his comeback from injury at Rosehill.
Buick and Doyle sign with Godolphin William Buick and James Doyle have been signed by Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin operation as joint No.1 jockeys.
Coffey wins apprentices' series in Macau Victorian rider Harry Coffey has won an apprentices' invitation series in Macau, amassing the most points in the allocated races over the two days.
Waller leads Cup week Group One winners Melbourne Cup week Group One winners have been shared around with Chris Waller the only trainer to prepare two.
English stayer Double Bluff joins Ryan Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking ahead to next year's major Cups with English import Double Bluff who is in training at his Rosehill stable.
Plans up in the air for Protectionist Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist's BMW mission is in doubt due to changes to Sydney's autumn carnival program.
The Cleaner to travel to Perth for Railway In a change of plans, Tasmanian gelding The Cleaner will head to Perth for the Railway Stakes instead of the spelling paddock.
Adebisi to run at the Sunshine Coast Stakes winners Adebisi and Excellantes will run at the Sunshine Coast night meeting after their scheduled race was cancelled.
Lord Van Percy off to Sandown A start in the Zipping Classic at Sandown will determine the long term future of international galloper Lord Van Percy.
Epicuris Takes Saint-cloud Group One Epicuris has won the final Group One race in Europe for the season for Criquette head-Maarek, trainer of dual Arc winner Treve.
Eclair Big Bang makes it three for Stokes Phillip Stokes is looking at the Group One Winterbottom Stakes in Perth for Eclair Big Bang which has brought up a Flemington treble for the trainer.
Blackiston lands long overdue carnival win Nigel Blackiston has been a familiar face around Flemington for a long time and Suavito has finally provided him with his first Melbourne Cup carnival win.
Paris Match brightens Cummings' spring After succumbing to a stable-wide virus early in the spring, the Anthony Cummings-trained Paris Match has recovered to win at Randwick.
Fradd's advice pays off for Shiraz Attack Shiraz Attack has produced a form turnaround at Doomben, thanks to a gear change prompted by leading jockey Robbie Fradd.
Slade Power lame after Darley Classic Trainer Ed Lynam says Irish sprinter Slade Power has pulled up lame after his unplaced run in his final scheduled race in the Darley Classic at Flemington.
Hucklebuck snares Gr1 Emirates Stakes Four-year-old Hucklebuck has won the Emirates Stakes to give trainer Phillip Stokes and jockey Dom Tourneur their first Melbourne Group One success.
Pride flexes his muscle at Randwick Ball Of Muscle has recorded a classy win at Randwick on the same day his elder sibling Terravista claimed the Group One Darley Classic.
Le Roi to be aimed at 2015 Melbourne Cup A win in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington from Le Roi has trainer Tony McEvoy looking to next year's Melbourne Cup.
Terravista claims title in Darley Classic Terravista lined-up up against Australia's best and Irish galloper Slade Power in the Darley Classic and scored a thrilling win.
Lord Aspen earns Sandown Guineas call-up The Sandown Guineas is on the agenda for Murray Bridge galloper Lord Aspen after his fighting win at Flemington.
Mishani Di Caprio causes upset in Marriott He's no relation to Leonardo, but Mishani Di Caprio has the Les Ross stable confident they will have a competitive juvenile in the autumn.
Saint Or Sinner victory a lift for Moroney Five-year-old gelding Saint Or Sinner has given trainer Mike Moroney reason to smile after a tough Melbourne Cup week with a victory at Flemington.
Future bright for Godolphin colt Hauraki South Australian Derby winner Kidnapped's brother has stepped up to city class at Randwick to score his second win from as many starts.
Held Hostage ends campaign on right note Held Hostage will be back in the Autumn and will be aimed at black type racing when she returns.
Prompt Return takes out Maribyrnong Plate The Danny O'Brien-trained two-year-old Prompt Return has backed up a debut win at Bendigo with victory in the Group Three Maribyrnong Plate at Flemington.
Flemington set to honour Cup runner Araldo Araldo's owner Rupert Legh is hoping a sad week can have a brighter ending with runners in feature races at Flemington.
Fast facts on the Darley Classic Fast facts on the Darley Classic
Chautauqua an obvious Darley danger: Price Emerging sprinter Chautauqua is the horse Lankan Rupee's trainer Mick Price fears most in a star-studded Darley Classic.
Horse death toll mounts in Melb Cup week Thoroughbreds Rich Love and Rollem have died at NSW country races in the wake of the death of two Melbourne Cup runners.
Irish sprinter ready for Australia's best Irish sprinter Slade Power adds intrigue to an already star-studded Group One Darley Classic at Flemington as the Melbourne Cup carnival comes to a close.
Hijack Hussy winning at Flemington on Cup Day It doesn’t get any better than winning at Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day. Hijack Hussy was simply awesome breaking 33 seconds for her final 600m which was probably the fastest sectional of the day at Flemington. She was turned out in great shape by Tony Gollan and perfectly ridden by Michael Rodd. Her win was very satisfying as I had spoken to Tony before this preparation and had this race in mind for her if she showed us enough in Brisbane to justify the trip south.
Wine Tales misfortune provides Sydney lead The Chris Waller-trained Wine Tales, luckless at Flemington on Melbourne Cup day, provides a strong form reference for stablemate Good Project at Randwick.
Perth trip goes on line for The Cleaner The Cleaner's performance in the Emirates Stakes at Flemington is likely to determine whether he travels to Perth for the Group One Railway Stakes.
Bitter Cup: deaths spoil racing's party Protest groups once confined to the fringes of horse racing were centre stage after two horses died at the Melbourne Cup.
Darci Be Good to relish gap between runs Former NSW galloper Darci Be Good will be chasing successive Doomben wins when he lines up against four rivals.
Fast facts on the Emirates Stakes Fast facts on the Emirates Stakes
Waller doubles up for Emirates Stakes bid Trainer Chris Waller has two chances for his third Emirates Stakes win in four years with Bull Point and I'm Imposing running in the Group One race.
Kiwi racing mourns warhorse Rough Habit Rough Habit, the New Plymouth warhorse who became hugely popular in Queensland, has died at the age of 28.
BlueBlood Double on Melbourne Cup Day It’s always exciting having a runner go around on Melbourne Cup Day, but to have two to race for two winners is something else.
Damien Oliver suspended for 10 meetings Stewards have suspended Damien Oliver for 10 meetings after his winning ride on Onemorezeta at Flemington.
Bowman's ledger squared up in G1 VRC Oaks Hugh Bowman has finally had something to smile about at the Melbourne spring carnival with victory on Set Square in the VRC Oaks.
Sydney trainer in Melbourne breakthrough Promising mare Atmospherical has made it six wins from 10 starts to give trainer David Pfieffer his first Flemington success.
Vain Queen back to best on straight course Vain Queen has again shown her liking for Flemington's straight course with an explosive win in the Group Three Mumm Stakes.
Sandown Guineas goal for Petrology Petrology has relished a distance rise to post his first black type victory, earning himself the chance to add another in the Sandown Guineas.
Draw adds spice to classy Classic field There could be two sides to the story out of the $1 million Darley Classic, one of the most anticipated races of the Melbourne spring carnival.
Grey power rules for Secret Toy Bizness Secret Toy Bizness has gone three places better than a year ago with a strong win in the popular race for grey racehorses at Flemington.
Onemorezeta beefs up Lees' autumn stable Oaks day winner Onemorezeta will not be out of place on a Kris Lees autumn carnival team that will include Melbourne Cup hero Protectionist.
Williams Hooked on Emirates Stakes mount Craig Williams is banking on Sydney-trained Hooked to deliver a belated spring carnival Group One win in the Emirates Stakes.
Cup week could take on Moore significance Gary Moore will chase his first Sydney win of the season at Randwick in a Melbourne Cup week that has revived special memories for the trainer.
Rodd, Thompson reunite for Flemington win Sylvia Thompson and Michael Rodd go a long way back and they have combined for a special win at Flemington on VRC Oaks day.
Sarisara on track to impress at Doomben Sarisara, the Rex Lipp-trained filly which raced without luck in some of Brisbane's better races during the winter, is ready to resume at Doomben.
The Wildman set to back up at Doomben The Wildman will shoot for back-to-back victories at Doomben but early punters think he could face a challenge from debutante Supersay.
Nick Rust new CEO of British racing Nick Rust, retail director of bookmakers Ladrbrokes, will replace Australian Paul Bittar as chief executive of the British Horseracing Authority.
Admire Rakti's owner thanks Australia Admire Rakti's owner Riichi Kondo has paid tribute to his horse who died suddenly after the Melbourne Cup.
Schofield excited to ride Lankan Rupee Chad Schofield is excited about the opportunity to ride Lankan Rupee again in the Darley Classic when he takes on a star-studded sprint field.
Germany to Newcastle for Cup champ Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist is taking an international flavour to its new home in the NSW Hunter Valley.
Hucklebuck chasing first G1 in Emirates Multiple stakes winner Hucklebuck has come through his Derby Day win at Flemington well and will chase his first Group One victory in the Emirates Stakes.
Horse owners hit back over Cup deaths Horse owners and trainers say protesters who highlight racehorse deaths don't understand how much care is given to the animals.
Star Drop breaks through with Ipswich win It was hard to get enthusiastic about Star Drop's looks in the mounting yard but she ran right up to her best form in winning at Ipswich.
Kudos, cash, free brekky for Cup trainer German trainer Andreas Wohler has said goodbye to his stallion Protectionist as the Cup champion begins a new life in Australia.
Protectionist in top condition after Cup Protectionist has proven to be a much better stayer than his connections who have celebrated hard after winning the Melbourne Cup.
Extra safety measures for Flemington Extra safety measures will be in place for the remainder of the Melbourne Cup carnival following the fatal injury to Cup horse Araldo.
Heathcote fuming after Doomben race dumped Leading trainer Robert Heathcote says the decision to scrap a sprint race at Doomben despite two high profile entries doesn't make sense.
Ball Of Muscle won't be caught napping His trainer has described him as a speed machine and Ball Of Muscle will put that theory to the test when he resumes over 1000m at Randwick.
Johnstone after fourth win in Greys' race Echuca trainer Gwenda Johnstone has prepared three winners of the Greys race on Oaks day at Flemington and hopes to add another with Consoling Amy.
Clarry Conners looking for Oaks joy Yesterjoy's trainer Clarry Conners is wary of Thunder Lady both on and off the track heading into the VRC Oaks.
Soothing hands key for Salut The Solution Salut The Solution will be out to continue a purple patch of form for trainer Peter Hulbert when he steps up to a middle distance at Doomben.
Anti-racing ad clears complaints board A controversial anti-racing billboard depicting a dead horse has been cleared by the advertising standards board.
Heart failure claimed Cup fav: autopsy Heart failure has been confirmed as the cause of death of favourite Admire Rakti when the Japanese stayer collapsed and died after the Melbourne Cup.
Full field declared for G1 Emirates Stakes The Group One Emirates Stakes has attracted a full field with Stradbroke Handicap winner River Lad and Tasmanian galloper The Cleaner heading the weights.
Slade Power draws gate 4 in Darley Classic Irish sprinter Slade Power, chasing his third Group One win in a row, has drawn barrier four in the $1 million Darley Classic at Flemington.
Ban use of whip by jockeys: welfare group A racehorse welfare group says 125 horses have died on Australian racetracks in the past year and want to see whipping banned.
Protectionist to call Australia home Melbourne Cup winner Protectionist is now officially Australian after winning the country's biggest race for Germany.
Godolphin trainer accepts Cavalryman call The wait for Godolphin's first Melbourne Cup goes on after Cavalryman was scratched and Willing Foe finished fifth at Flemington.
Cup Day sublime, ridiculous, and tragic High drama on the track and high farce off it characterised an emotion-charged Melbourne Cup.
Joao Moreira enjoys first Cup experience Joao Moreira once had eight winners from as many Singapore rides but he says the Melbourne Cup is the best experience he has had in horse racing.
Precedence runs sixth for Bart Veteran stayer Precedence has produced his best Melbourne Cup finish by finishing sixth for Bart Cummings and his grandson James.
Winner a top pick but Cup betting down Overall betting on the Melbourne Cup was down but Protectionist proved a popular horse with those who did enjoy a flutter.
Nomadic Moore takes Cup win in his stride Everywhere man Ryan Moore has little time in his travel schedule to celebrate any win let alone a Melbourne Cup.
Lucia defeat has a silver lining for Lees Kris Lees missed out with Lucia Valentina in the Melbourne Cup but he is still a winner because he will be the Australian trainer for Protectionist.
Marshall hopes to be chip off the block
Apprentice Taylor Marshall, son of champion jockey John, hopes to one day emulate his father and ride in a Melbourne Cup.
Punters blown over by Cup day at Randwick Punter Bronwyn Fritz donned jeans and sneakers for a last-minute trip to Randwick on Melbourne Cup day - and she won big.
Red Cadeaux second again in Melbourne Cup UK stayer Red Cadeaux has turned in another courageous Melbourne Cup run but a victory in the famous race is as elusive as ever.
Melb Cup runner Araldo put down Melbourne Cup runner Araldo has been put down after injuring a leg when he was spooked by a flag-waving racegoer spooked.
Kiwis bet big on Who Shot Thebarman Kiwis made 650,000 bets on this year's Melbourne Cup, with the TAB recording $10 million in turnover.
Melb Cup in world-wide twitter trend From Stoke-on-Trent in England to Darwin in the Top End, the internationalisation of the Melbourne Cup was underlined on social media.
Admire Rakti death a sad Cup postscript Zac Purton says he's shattered that his horse Admire Rakti collapsed and died after finishing last in the Melbourne Cup.
Where your horse finished in the Cup A full list of the finishing positions in the Melbourne Cup.
Cup triumph and tragedy for foreign horses The Melbourne Cup has been a triumph for German horse Protectionist while the Japanese suffered the tragedy of the post-race death of Admire Rakti.
Tony Gollan's spring takes an upward turn Tony Gollan finally got to the winners' room when Hijack Hussy ended a frustrating spring for Brisbane's premier trainer on Cup day at Flemington.
McEvoy laments Cup rules on reserves A win in a support race at Flemington on Cup day couldn't ease Tony McEvoy's pain at missing a start in the $6.2 million race with Big Memory.
Munce to the fore at Doomben on Cup day Chris Munce has stamped his class on the Melbourne Cup day meeting at Doomben with a victory in the only distance race on the program.
Australians prefer champagne in the Cup It's fine to have a beer at the races but these days plenty of punters prefer a fancier fizz.
Tommy Berry gets in the Cup day Groove Tommy Berry was disappointed not be riding in his first Melbourne Cup but he got some consolation with a win on General Groove at Flemington.
Jim Cassidy at his best on Grand Marshal The Chris Waller-trained Grand Marshal has won the 2800 metre race at Flemington courtesy of a vintage Jim Cassidy ride.
Williams misses Cup but wins on undercard Craig Williams's Melbourne Cup ride was scratched on race morning but he was able to deliver a win in a support race.
Debutante in consolation win for Godolphin Melbourne Cup day started badly for Godolphin with the scratching of Cavalryman from the main race but Antelucan eased the pain with a debut victory.
Cup will be a drag race The Melbourne Cup can be such a drag, just ask any smart jockey.
Noble Mission, Anodin both retired to stud Frankel's brother Noble Mission and Goldikova's brother Anodin have been retired to studs in America and France and respectively.
Cavalryman out of Melbourne Cup Cavalryman has been ruled out of the Melbourne Cup after a veterinary examination confirmed heat in a foreleg.
Melbourne Cup to bring out bold beauties Japanese stayer Admire Rakti remains favourite for Australia's richest race, the $6.2 million Melbourne Cup.
Bart completes the Melbourne Cup picture Everything is ready for one of the most intriguing Melbourne Cups with a record 11 internationally-trained horses to run.
Melbourne's unique Cup of crazy Australia might stop for a few minutes at 3pm on Tuesday for the Melbourne Cup but the host city has already been partying for days.
Arnold to suit Royal Diamond Jockey Steven Arnold teams up with former champion Irish rider Johnny Murtagh with Royal Diamond in the Melbourne Cup.
Cavalryman in doubt for Cup Cavalryman is in doubt for the Melbourne Cup which would leave Godolphin with just Willing Foe in its quest to win the famous race.
Elders first as Schofields go two-up Glyn Schofield has given son Chad some advice ahead of their duel in the Melbourne Cup: elders first please.
Bowman back from suspension for Cup Hugh Bowman returns from a suspension on Melbourne Cup day and will partner Junoob for in-form trainer Chris Waller in the Melbourne Cup.
Local hope Fawkner gets support for Cup Everyone is talking Japanese ahead of the Melbourne Cup but a few whispers of an Australian hope are emerging as Cup day looms.
PM and Vic premier fancy Signoff The prime minister and Victorian premier both fancy Signoff in the Melbourne Cup, while the federal and Victorian Labor leaders are tipping Fawkner.
Atzeni looking forward to Melb Cup debut Andrea Atzeni finished third in his first Australian Group One ride and hopes to go a couple better when he partners My Ambivalent in the Melbourne Cup.
Barrett cheering for Sydney boys Former Melbourne jockey Chris Barrett still remembers the excitement of Melbourne Cup day and he now keeps involved working as a valet.
Lucia Valentina spot on for Cup challenge Kris Lees can't fault Lucia Valentina going into the Melbourne Cup, where one of her main dangers is a horse who will soon become a stablemate.
Zabeel and Sir Trsitram still a force Sir Patrick Hogan is proud of the achievements of his stallions Sir Tristram and Zabeel who represent Australasia in ther Melbourne Cup.
Admire Rakti could blow us away: Boss Glen Boss is confident his mount Who Shot Thebarman will run well in the Melbourne Cup but rates favourite Admire Rakti as clearly the horse to beat.
No need to see Signoff: Weir Everything has fallen into place for Signoff including a softer than anticpated win in the Lexus Stakes that confirmed his place in the Melbourne Cup.
Williams Cup dream in jeopardy Craig Williams' dream of a Melbourne Cup win could be thwarted by injury to Godolphin's Cavalryman.
Kiwi punters seek out Thebarman NZ punters have no locally trained runners to support in the Melbourne Cup, but NZ-owned horses Lucia Valentina and Who Shot Thebarman are well-backed.
Precedence Cup ride an honour for Rodd Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michael Rodd says it's an honour to have a ride in this year's race on a horse co-trained by the 'Cups King' Bart Cummings.
Overseas horses target the Melbourne Cup Irish horse Vintage Crop's Melbourne Cup win opened the door for overseas-trained horses to travel across the globe for the Melbourne Cup.
Planning goes into OTI Cup runners Owners get a thrill out of having a runner in the Melbourne Cup, but for OTI the experience will be four-fold in the big race.
Wentworth celebrates Cup in the bush Small NSW town Wentworth celebrates Melbourne Cup bush style, with BYO picnics, sweltering heat and a red dirt track.
Sea Moon has been scratched from Cup Prominent owner Lloyd Williams will rely on Fawkner in the Melbourne Cup with his other runner Sea Moon scratched due to an elevated temperature.
Waterhouse crowd favourite in Cup parade Gai Waterhouse has been the crowd favourite in the annual Melbourne Cup parade.
Newitt to miss Lankan Rupee ride Craig Newitt will miss the ride on Lankan Rupee in the Group One Darley Classic due to a suspension at Mornington.
Cummings pair to salvage trainer's spring Talented stablemates Aomen and Spy Decoder will be vying for Group One berths when they head to Flemington.
Cup raiders' wild Aussie encounter Wombats, crocodiles, snakes - it wasn't a normal morning at the track for the international Melbourne Cup contenders.
Fast Facts about the Melbourne Cup Fast Facts about the Melbourne Cup
Fawkner to uphold Australian pride in Cup Owner Nick Williams says Australian pride is at stake in the Melbourne Cup and people should get behind the local, Fawkner.
Buick drawing on previous Cup experience UK rider William Buick will be looking back on his previous Melbourne Cup experience as he prepares to ride Gatewood at Flemington.
Red Cadeaux chasing Cup breakthrough Popular stayer Red Cadeaux is continuing to please his connections as he prepares for his shot at winning the Melbourne Cup at his fourth attempt.
Bayern wins Breeders' Cup Classic Bayern has won the Breeders' Cup Classic, North America's richest race, surviving a stewards' inquiry into the rough start.
Cup ground a concern for Botti UK trainer Marco Botti believes Seismos is a similar type to 2012 placegetter Jakkalberry and can be a contender in the Melbourne Cup.
Admire Rakti to jump from lucky Cup gate Japanese horse Admire Rakti has drawn the lucky number eight barrier as he attempts to add the Melbourne Cup to his Caulfield Cup win.
Winning Melbourne Cup barriers Winning Melbourne Cup barriers
Melb Cup draw kind for Rakti and Valentina Japanese stayer Admire Rakti is well placed to add the Melbourne Cup to his Caulfield Cup win after drawing barrier eight for the 3200-metre race.
Signoff, Unchain My Heart secure Cup runs Signoff and Unchain My Heart will run in the Melbourne Cup after securing berth's in the $6.2 million race.
Deep Field passes his biggest test Emerging sprint star Deep Field has passed his biggest test and maintained his unbeaten record with a Group Two victory at Flemington.
Angland suspended but free to ride in Cup Tye Angland has been suspended for careless riding in the Mackinnon Stakes but his ban will not start until after the Melbourne Cup where he rides Opinion.
Glyn Schofield cleared to ride in Melb Cup Glyn Schofield has picked up the Melbourne Cup ride on Au Revoir after Joao Moreira defected to Lexus Stakes winner Signoff.
Bonaria provides Hyland with a special win Former Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Pat Hyland was back in the winner's circle as a trainer when Bonaria took out the Myer Classic at Flemington.
Oliver to the fore in G1s on Derby Day Damien Oliver has once again played a starring role on a big day of racing with Group One wins in the Mackinnon Stakes and Victoria Derby.
Buffering recovers from Manikato buffeting Robert Heathcote had a winner at Doomben but the better news is Buffering has recovered from the buffeting he received in the Manikato Stakes.
Bonaria produces big finish to win Myer A patient ride has worked wonders for Bonaria with the six-year-old making a sweeping run to win the $500,000 Myer Classic at Flemington.
Preferment wins Victoria Derby Chris Waller has claimed his first Victoria Derby with Preferment finally showing his true ability as favourite Hampton Court faltered.
Our Boy Malachi stakes-bound: Ford Former North Queensland sprinter Our Boy Malachi has proven himself with a slick win at Rosehill.
Happy Trails denies Moreira in Mackinnon Damien Oliver and Joao Moreira are two of the world's best jockeys and they fought out a thrilling finishing to the Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
Signoff storms into Cup contention Signoff has scored a convincing win in the Lexus Stakes at Flemington to earn a spot in the Melbourne Cup.
The Wildman overcomes waywardness to win Inexperienced youngster The Wildman has given his backers a minor scare before scoring a narrow win at Doomben.
Mixed bag for Sheikh Mohammed at Rosehill Godolphin had a mixed start to the day at Rosehill with one short-priced favourite beaten and another scoring an easy win.
Emirates Stakes an option for Hucklebuck Connections of Hucklebuck will weigh up whether to back up in the Group One Emirates Stakes after his Group Three win at Flemington over 1400m.
Brazen Beau wins G1 for Moreira, Waller Brazen Beau has given trainer Chris Waller back-to-back wins in the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Thunder Lady firms for the VRC Oaks Trainer John Sargent has experienced groundhog day at Flemington with Thunder Lady replicating Kirramosa's Wakefiul win ahead of the Oaks.
Napravnik announces retirement after win A pregnant Rosie Napravnik has announced her retirement just after winning the Breeders' Cup Distafff at Santa Anita.
Kermadec win settles the nerves for Waller Kermadec has given Chris Waller a perfect start to Victoria Derby day racing with an impressive win in the Carbine Club Stakes.
Unchain My Heart withdrawn from Lexus David Hayes has had his request to scratch Unchain My Heart from the Lexus Stakes granted after the mare moved to number 23 in the Melbourne Cup ballot.
Green Moon ruled out of Melbourne Cup Green Moon, the 2012 Melbourne Cup winner, has been ruled out of this year's $6 million race because of a cracked hoof.
Dettori works Breeders' Cup magic Frankie Dettori has steered the Coolmore-owned Hootenanny to win the Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Santa Anita.
Dermot Weld out for first Breeders' win Internationally renowned trainer Dermot Weld is shooting for his first Breeders' Cup win with Mustajeeb in the Mile.
Sweet Idea faces vet check before G1 Myer The Gai Waterhouse stable has been managing a bruise to the heel of Sweet Idea ahead of the Myer Classic but the consistent mare has missed no work.
Dunlop eyeing off Sydney with Red Cadeaux A trip to Sydney could be on the agenda for Red Cadeaux after he lines up in the Melbourne Cup for a fourth time.
Like A Carousel out to cement Cup berth Ken Keys has been in the spotlight due to the deeds of Rich Enuff and is now looking to Like A Carousel to cement a Melbourne Cup berth.
Varian wins battle with moody stablemates They are quirky but My Ambivalent and stablemate Farraaj are showing trainer Roger Varian enough to say they will be Melbourne Cup carnival chances.
Nash Rawiller suspension appeal dismissed Jockey Nash Rawiller has had an appeal dismissed by the RAB Board while Daniel Stackhouse has had a two meeting reprieve.
Fast facts on the Myer Classic The only Group One race for fillies and mares during the Melbourne spring carnival, the Myer Classic is one of the features on Victoria Derby day.
Kerrin McEvoy chasing first Victoria Derby After four seconds in the Victoria Derby, jockey Kerrin McEvoy is poised to breakthrough on the favourite Hampton Court.
Moody with two-pronged attack in Coolmore Peter Moody is hoping either Bring Me The Maid or Armada can cause an upset in a star-studded Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Fast facts about the Mackinnon Stakes The Mackinnon Stakes is now a genuine Group One race in its own right after years of being used as a lead-up to the Melbourne Cup.
Preferment a Vic Derby puzzle for Waller Trainer Chris Waller has yet to work out what makes Preferment tick but he will not be surprised if the colt brings his best to the Victoria Derby.
Atzeni calls on Frankie Dettori for advice Rising star Andrea Atzeni has approached fellow Italian jockey Frankie Dettori for advice before riding in the Melbourne Cup.
Light Up Manhattan ready for Derby test Ciaron Maher believes Light Up Manhattan will run the best race of his campaign in the Victoria Derby and hopes it is good enough to figure in the finish.
Rising Romance impossible to fault: Logan Caulfield Cup runner-up Rising Romance will be out to make amends in the Mackinnon Stakes before attention shifts to the autumn carnival.
Admire Rakti completes Melb Cup build-up Caulfield Cup winner Admire Rakti is on target to give Japan a second Melbourne Cup victory after a strong workout at Werribee.
Some memorable Melbourne Cup moments Some memorable Melbourne Cup moments
Prime Thoroughbreds: 2 for 2 makes for a great weekend I was thrilled with Terra Amata’s great win at Canterbury on Friday night. The mare had done her earlier racing in Tasmania under Charlie and Leuella’s care and was moved to Kris Lees before the start of this preparation. For her to produce her best she needs to be ridden to be saved up for one final crack at them. The mare was ridden to perfection by apprentice Samantha Clenton.
Gatewood returns for Melbourne Cup tilt After a failed Australian campaign with Chris Waller, English galloper Gatewood is back for a shot at the Melbourne Cup.
Lees pleased with Lucia's Cup preparations Lucia Valentina has continued to please trainer Kris Lees since her Caulfield Cup minor placing as the mare prepares to tackle the Melbourne Cup.
Price chasing elusive Victoria Derby win Trainer Mick Price is hoping Moonovermanhattan is the colt which can finally give him a Victoria Derby win.
Murtagh puts Cup faith in Oliver, Arnold Johnny Murtagh never troubled the judge in two Melbourne Cup rides but he is ready to make an impact as a trainer.
Wakeful key to Smerdon VRC Oaks numbers Tough filly Fontein Ruby is the best chance of trainer Robert Smerdon's two Wakeful Stakes runners but Savage Coup is also on trial for the VRC Oaks.
Our Boy set to make the grade in Sydney Our Boy Malachi, a horse which remained unbeaten for almost three years, will make his Sydney debut for Hawkes Racing at Rosehill.
Flying Riddle sets out on ambitious path Speedster Flying Riddle will be given his chance to prove an even bigger bargain buy after he starts a new racing campaign at Doomben.
The Wildman to reward son of Dansili punt The Wildman, a two-year-old bred on staying lines, will be out to justify his warm favouritism at Doomben.
Rich Tapestry to make history for HK Sprinter Rich Tapestry will make history when he becomes the first Hong Kong-trained horse to run in a Breeders' Cup race.
Politeness ready for mile in G1 debut The Robert Smerdon-trained Politeness gets her first chance in Group One company when she tackles the Myer Classic at Flemington.
Rubick in great order for Coolmore: McEvoy Boom colt Rubick resumed with a weight-for-age win and jockey Kerrin McEvoy now hopes the three-year-old will add a Group One in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
New Melbourne Cup outfit for Precedence Precedence will step out in the green silks of co-owner Sir Patrick Hogan when he runs in his fourth Melbourne Cup
Sydney Cup stakes lifted extra $600,000 Racing officials involved in The Championships are hoping a prize money hike will attract international stayers to compete in the Sydney Cup.
Red Cadeaux's trainer arrives in Melbourne Red Cadeaux's trainer has arrived in Melbourne to oversee final preparations for the horse's fourth attempt at the Melbourne Cup.
Stanley lives Derby dream with longshot Victoria Derby day could be the biggest in Brent Stanley's short training career with Royal Standing to line up in the Classic race over 2500m.
Victoria Derby to bring change of fortune Trainers Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young are looking to Atmosphere to change their spring luck in the Victoria Derby.
Lord Van Percy to kick Lexus goal: Balding English trainer Andrew Balding is thrilled with the condition of stayer Lord Van Percy in the lead-up to the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Rogerson out for another Mackinnon upset New Zealand mare Costume will be out to cause a Group One upset in the Mackinnon Stakes as she prepares for motherhood.
Waller all out with Rosehill Counterattack Chris Waller has strong claims in each of the four Derby day features, but he will have one eye on the autumn when Counterattack debuts at Rosehill.
Pedigree says speed, Payne says stamina Lady Macan has the bloodlines to be a sprinter-miler but trainer David Payne believes her conformation makes her a Classic contender.
Villiers Stakes target for Sir Moments The Group Two Villiers Stakes looms as the summer goal for Sir Moments who kicks off his campaign at Doomben.
Punta's star on the rise: Heathcote Rob Heathcote regards Punta Norte as one of the most exciting horses in his stable, an opinion that will be tested when the horse makes his city debut.
Side Glance out of Mackinnon Side Glance, winner of the Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington in 2013, has been scratched from this year's edition with a sore near foreleg.
A lame Magician out of Breeders' Cup Magician will not defend his Breeders' Cup Turf title with the Coolmore horse found to be acutely lame.
Trainers weigh up Derby chances Rival trainers have not conceded the Victoria Derby to Gai Waterhouse who has the dominant favourite Hampton Court.
Bring Something wins Bendigo Cup The Ken Keys-trained Bring Something has scored a narrow win over Massiyn in the $250,000 Listed Bendigo Cup.
Ipswich double continues Dunn's momentum Trainer Matthew Dunn has continued his good recent run of form with a brace of winners at Ipswich.
Marksmanship takes aim in Lexus Stakes The Ciaron Maher-trained Marksmanship is one of 12 horses in the Lexus Stakes chasing a Melbourne Cup ballot exemption.
Fast facts on the Victoria Derby One of the world's oldest races, the Victoria Derby is an early-season stamina test for the three-year-olds.
Hampton to hold court in Derby Gai Waterhouse will not have a Melbourne Cup runner but seems to have the Victoria Derby at her mercy with Hampton Court.
Fast facts on the Coolmore Stud Stakes The $500,000 Coolmore Stud Stakes is the focal point for three-year-old sprinters during the Melbourne spring carnival.
Rosehill Guineas hopes for Quick Strike Chris Waller has high hopes for Quick Strike's autumn campaign after the gelding secured his second win in a row at Warwick Farm.
Best Case out to earn belated Melb call-up It's been a spring of missed opportunity for Best Case but he will be strongly fancied to stake his claims for a Melbourne trip when he runs at Rosehill.
Lucky win for Wolfgram at Ipswich Some advice from trainer Matthew Dunn has helped apprentice Travis Wolfgram deliver Lucky Lucre's fourth career-win at Ipswich
Scissor Kick set to bounce back in G1 Scissor Kick went close to a Group One win in the Golden Rose and will be out to go one better against a star-studded field in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Gollan pair to kick off at Doomben Stayers Brave Ali and Amexed will return for summer campaigns at Doomben but longer-term the pair could be aimed at the Brisbane Cup.
Hampton Court draws gate 11 in Derby Favourite Hampton Court will face a full field of 15 rivals when he bids to give Gai Waterhouse her second win in a Victoria Derby.
Side Glance to chase successive Mackinnons Side Glance will jump from a midfield draw in his quest to post back-to-back wins in the Group One Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
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Rubick draws rails in Coolmore Stud Stakes Speedy colt Rubick will have the inside draw when he chases his first Group One win in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Injury rules Bachman out of the Derby Leading contender Bachman has been ruled out of the Victoria Derby after hurting himself on a water walker.
Telescope camp banking on Ryan Moore Cox Plate winning jokcey Ryan Moore will steer Breeders' Cup Mile favourite Telescope from the inside draw at Santa Anita.
Rodd says colt fresh Enuff for G1 sprint Michael Rodd believes talented colt Rich Enuff has freshened up well and has the sharpness to make his presence felt in the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes.
The Offer out of Cup, My Ambivalent clear Gai Waterhouse will be a spectator in the Melbourne Cup after withdrawing The Offer from the race she won with Fiorente.
Cup hope Araldo likely to bypass Derby Day Mike Moroney is against starting Araldo on Derby Day after the stayer moved to No.23 in the Melbourne Cup ballot after The Offer's defection.
Side Glance after a second Mackinnon After recovering well from a fourth placing in the Cox Plate, international contender Side Glance is out to defend his Mackinnon Stakes title.
Injured Hopwood on sideline for 12 months Adelaide jockey Libby Hopwood will not ride for at least a year as she recovers from head trauma suffered in a fall in which Caitlin Forrest died.
Estonian Princess to repay owners' faith Estonian Princess has been the target of back-to-back offers but her connections aren't selling as the four-year-old heads to the Myer Classic.
Shared Belief favourite for Classic Shared Belief is the favourite over California Chrome for the Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita after drawing gate six with his rival in 13.
Costin in demand as Bridge joins fan club Winona Costin, who has at least two strong chances to continue her winning run at Warwick Farm, has earned high praise from veteran trainer Les Bridge.
Michelle Payne loses appeal against ban Michelle Payne has lost her appeal against a careless riding suspension which will keep her out of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Internationals to face further vet checks International runners stabled at Werribee will undergo a veterinary inspection before final declarations for the Melbourne Cup.
Barrier issue for Irish star Slade Power Irish sprinter Slade Power has become agitated in his barrier stall before a scheduled gallop at Flemington.
Waterhouse confident of Victoria Derby win Trainer Gai Waterhouse is convinced Hampton Court is the colt to give her a second Victoria Derby win.
The Offer out of Melbourne Cup The Offer will not run in the Melbourne Cup, leaving last year's winning trainer Gai Waterhouse without a runner in the famous race at Flemington.
My Ambivalent passed fit for Melbourne Cup English mare My Ambivalent has been passed fit for the Melbourne Cup following a veterinary inspection.
Magician will go to stud after Derby Magician's defence of the Breeders' Cup Turf will be his swan song with the horse to stand at Ashford Stud in Kentucky.
Gordon Lord Byron heading to Hong Kong Globetrotting Irish horse Gorodon Lord Byron will run in Hong Kong on International day after a trip to the Breeders' Cup fell through.
Internationals to make up half Cup field Oversea-trained runners could make up half the Melbourne Cup field if Lord Van Percy can force his way into the race.
Slade Power to gallop at Flemington The Irish have come and conquered the Melbourne Cup now it's sprinter Slade Power's turn as he prepares for the Darley Classic at Flemington.
Criterion to back up in Mackinnon Stakes Dual Group One winner Criterion will back up from his seventh in the Cox Plate to run in the Mackinnon Stakes.
Internationals combine for Derby attempt International gallopers have won the first two majors of the spring and at Flemington a worldwide partnership could secure the Victoria Derby.
Conners looking for Flemington Joy Trainer Clarry Conners and owner John Singleton will switch their attention to the Oaks and Yesterjoy after a virus halted Dear Demi's spring campaign.
McEvoy back to where it all began It was 14 years ago Kerrin McEvoy hit the big time with a Melbourne Cup victory and Lucia Valentina gives him a second chance at Cup glory.
40 horses left in the Melbourne Cup Connections of 40 horses have paid up at the latest Melbourne Cup acceptance stage with 12 international hopefuls in the mix.
Prime's run continues It was certainly another great week for the Royal Blue, White Star and Red cap runners with Faith’n’Courage scoring a wonderful win at Doomben which saw her take her stakes earnings to $121,370
Tac De Boistron wins Fench Group One Tac De Boistron has won the French St Leger for his Australian owners, becoming just the third horse to win the race twice.
Schofield cleared to ride after neck scare Chad Schofield has been cleared of serious injury to his neck, leaving him free to ride during the Flemington carnival including the Oaks on Go Indy Go.
Sonntag returns a winner at Sale Queensland Derby winner Sonntag has shown his class with a first-up win in the Listed Sale Cup, one of two planned spring targets.
Rubick primed for Group One test Rubick is primed for his next Group One test in the Coolmore Stud Stakes in which he takes on a field of high-class three-year-old sprinters.
No Melbourne Cup start for Silent Achiever A Melbourne Cup start has been ruled out for New Zealand mare Silent Achiever after her game third in the $3 million Cox Plate.
Cup ballot crucial in Big Memory plans The make-up of the second acceptances for the Melbourne Cup will determine which race Herbert Power Stakes winner Big Memory contests on Derby day.
Bachman ready for Derby distance The Victoria Derby distance holds no fears for Bachman's trainer Gerald Ryan who has the colt primed for his spring mission.
Elm Park wins Racing Post Trophy Elm Park has won the Group One Racing Post Trophy in the absence of his trainer Andrew Balding who is in Australia with Side Glance.
Buffering is being monitored for soreness Star Brisbane sprinter Buffering is being monitored for general soreness after his unplaced effort in a rough-house Manikato Stakes.
Valley stewards suspend Payne and Rawiller Michelle Payne and Nash Rawiller have been suspended for Cox Plate day riding infringements.
Mackinnon Stakes an option for Side Glance Andrew Balding will monitor how Side Glance comes through his fourth in the Cox Plate before deciding if he attempts back-to-back Mackinnon Stakes wins.
Silent Achiever does James proud in Plate Roger James saddled up his first Cox Plate starter and Silent Achiever did him proud, producing the best performance of her campaign for a third placing.
The Cleaner can't disappoint Burles While disappointed The Cleaner finished out of the money trainer Mick Burles was proud of the performance of the gelding in the Cox Plate.
WS Cox Plate - what the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the $3 million WS Cox Plate.
Lloyd Williams' wait for Plate continues Owner Lloyd Williams will have to wait at least another year to try to win his first Cox Plate after Fawkner's gallant second to Adelaide.
Suspension rules Shinn out of Melb Cup Blake Shinn won't get the chance to add to his Melbourne Cup record after being suspended for careless riding at Rosehill.
City win for country girl
Harrison Road To Summer has given a trainer from country NSW her first Saturday city winner with an all-the-way victory at Rosehill.
Adelaide triumphs in Australia for Ireland Champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien has claimed a famous win with Adelaide in the Cox Plate, aided by a cool ride from Ryan Moore.
Moonovermanhattan cements Derby berth Trainer Mick Price is looking to improve on his Victoria Derby record with Moonovermanhattan a live chance after his Moonee Valley Vase win.
Veteran Monton legs it to a Rosehill win Monton has a reputation as one of racing's evergreen warriors and the horse showed why with the 10th win of his career at Rosehill.
Eperience works wonders with Hooked Having had a look at the Moonee Valley circuit paid dividends on raceday when Hooked scored a convincing win in the Crystal Mile.
Prince Of Penzance wins Moonee Valley Cup The Darren Weir-trained Prince Of Penzance has won the Moonee Valley Cup but is unlikely to gain a start in the Melbourne Cup.
Love Rocks gives Doomben record a nudge Love Rocks has gone close to setting a track record with a brilliant burst of speed in his return to racing at Doomben
Options open up for Galaxy Pegaus Galaxy Pegasus could line up in a Group One race a little earlier than his trainer David Hayes planned after winning at Moonee Valley.
Blinkers turn it around for Lumosty Trainer Robert Smerdon completed an early winning double when Lumosty scored an easy win in the Drummond Golf Fillies Classic at Moonee Valley.
Frequendly streets rivals at Doomben Boom Queensland filly Frequendly beat her rivals by a margin of more than eight lenghts at Doomben.
Furnaces on fire for Godolphin at Rosehill Flying colt Furnaces has made a spectacular start to his racing career, leading througout to space his rivals at Rosehill.
Fontiton impresses in Valley debut victory Two-year-old Fontiton has made a one-act affair of the $250,000 Inglis Banner at Moonee Valley, winning by six lengths.
Wine Tales to Melbourne after Sydney win
The Chris Waller-trained Wine Tales has bought herself a ticket to Melbourne after an impressive win at Rosehill Gardens.
Lankan Rupee survives Manikato protest Champion sprinter Lankan Rupee burned the oil at both ends and has then had to survive a double protest to land the Manikato Stakes.
Lankan Rupee wins Manikato Stakes Lankan Rupee has made a winning return to the Group One club in the Manikato Stakes but has had to survive a double protest .
Tawteen leads throughout in Crockett Talented filly Tawteen appreciated the lesser grade in the Crockett Stakes at Moonee Valley, leading throughout to score a valuable stakes win.
Racing industry welcomes prize money hike The Queensland racing industry has been buoyed by significant prize money increases, including a lift to $2 million for the Stradbroke Handicap.
Thoroughbred breeding legend Tugela dies Tugela, the thoroughbred broodmare who found fame in Australian racing as the mother of Makybe Diva, has died.
Weather to decide Mr O'Ceirin's Cup path Melbourne Cup lead-up plans for the Ciaron Maher-trained Mr O'Ceirin will hinge on a weather forecast for rain.
The Cleaner out to be a Cox Plate hero Victory in the Cox Plate would see The Cleaner join Ricky Ponting, Darrel Baldock and Piping Lane as sporting greats of Tasmania.
McDonald out to atone for Dundeel defeat After steering the Cox Plate favourite to a disappointing finish last year, star jockey James McDonald likes his chances of making amends aboard Criterion.
Payne keeps it low key despite Plate buzz David Payne will chase his first Cox Plate victory when the well-backed Criterion steps out in the $3 million Moonee Valley showpiece.
Trust In A Gust fancied to win Valley Mile Brad Rawiller says the conditions of the Group Two Crystal Mile suit dual Group One winner Trust In A Gust.
Gouldian puts Derby credentials on line John O'Shea is certain Gouldian is a stayer to be reckoned with as the three-year-old tries to boost his Victoria Derby chances in the Moonee Valley Vase.
Newnham calls the shots for Waterhouse Gai Waterhouse is in Melbourne to oversee her Cox Plate charges but the top trainer is poised to make an impact at Rosehill where she has five runners.
French import set to put best foot foward Trainer Tony Gollan expects Highly Gentle to make an impression at the import's first middle-distance test for his Brisbane stable.
Words of wisdom inspire Grayson Square run Trainer Brian Wakefield's careful placement with in-form sprinter Grayson Square is set to be rewarded with a hat-trick wins.
Irish trainer fined for steroid possession Irish racehorse trainer Philip Fenton, who has trained winners at England's Cheltenham Festival, convicted for possessing 250 steroid doses.
Prize money boost for Brisbane carnival An announcement on the details of the new Brisbane winter carnival dates and prize money increases is expected on Friday.
Le Roi pleases McEvoy ahead of Valley Cup Tony McEvoy says Le Roi hasn't had the preparation to get to the Melbourne Cup but believes the stayer will be a player in the Moonee Valley Cup.
James McDonald has Plate in his sights Star jockey James McDonald will be out to continue a successful 2014 when he partners one of the fancied Cox Plate runners in Criterion.
Hayes keen on Tawteen at Valley David Hayes is bullish about the chances of Tawteen returning to the winner's circle in the Crockett Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Oliver gets Group 1 call for Angelic Light Robbie Griffiths, still looking for his first Group One winner, has engaged Damien Oliver in the hope of breaking through in the Manikato Stakes.
Rawiller return a key for Achiever: James Roger James is looking forward to his first Cox Plate runner and believes Silent Achiever is in the right condition to bounce back to her best form.
Lankan Rupee on front foot for Manikato After defeats in two Moonee Valley runs this campaign, Lankan Rupee is poised to regain his mantle as the country's best sprinter in the Manikato Stakes.
Road To Summer hot to trot for Harrison Road To Summer's star as a racehorse is on the rise again, a move in contrast to the fortunes of the syndicator which picked him out as a yearling.
Caravan Rolls On gets 1.5kg Cup penalty Caravan Rolls On has moved to 36th in the Melbourne Cup ballot order after being handed a 1.5kg penalty for his Geelong Cup win.
Darley buys 50 per cent of Hallowed Crown Racing giant Darley has bought a 50 per cent share in Group One winner Hallowed Crown with the colt to remain with Bart and James Cummings.
Atmosphere poised to break maiden in Vase An association which began in Singapore could pay dividends in Melbourne for connections of Moonee Valley Vase contender Atmosphere.
Birchley spreads team across two states Queensland trainer Liam Birchley will have a strong representation at Doomben while two juveniles will fly the stable flag in Melbourne.
Schweida gives Orman vote of confidence Kelly Schweida has put his faith in up-and-coming apprentice James Orman, booking him for three mounts at Doomben.
O'Brien outlines Breeders' Cup plans Trainer Aidan O'Brien will field a strong team for the Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita spearheaded by Magician.
Blake Shinn beats careless riding charge Leading jockey Blake Shinn is free to take important Melbourne Cup carnival rides after getting off a careless riding charge at Randwick.
Oliver to ride Mutual Regard in Melb Cup Champion jockey Damien Oliver has been booked to ride the Johnny Murtagh-trained Mutual Regard in the Melbourne Cup.
River Delta wins as Rawiller reprimanded Talented mare River Delta has scored a first-up win the Listed Black Pearl Classic at Geelong with jockey Brad Rawiller reprimanded for being overweight.
Caravan Rolls On takes Geelong Cup A Melbourne Cup start for Caravan Rolls On will depend on what penalty is announced after he scored a comfortable win in the Geelong Cup.
Stewart adds to impressive winning ratio Brad Stewart has made the most of his only ride at Ipswich, surviving a protest to win on Stay In Vegas.
Spy Decoder stamps his class at Randwick Banished from Group One level to midweek grade, Spy Decoder has put himself back in favour with a dominant victory at Randwick.
Nozomi wins Geelong Classic for Godolphin The Anthony Freedman-trained Nozomi is expected to progress to the Victoria Derby after narrowly beating favourite Preferment in the Geelong Classic.
Fast Facts on the Manikato Stakes The Manikato Stakes is named for a champion and is the premier sprint at Moonee Valley, a tricky racetrack with a short straight.
Clark hoping for a Famous win at Valley Jockey Tim Clark is convinced Famous Seamus is going well enough to challenge his star rivals in the Group One Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Sport Of Kings underlines staying promise Immaturity has counted against Sport Of Kings but an Ipswich win has confirmed trainer Tony Sears' opinion the horse is a stayer of the future.
Veteran Monton leads Quinton Rosehill trio Ron Quinton is poised to make an impact at Rosehill with a trio of strong chances headed by the evergreen Monton.
Weight no issue for Yendall in Cox Plate Jockey Dean Yendall will have plenty of strength about him despite riding Wandjina at 49.5kg in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Fast Facts on the WS Cox Plate The Cox Plate is regarded as Australia's best weight-for-age race and its honour roll is mostly reserved for the country's elite thoroughbreds.
Side Glance after second Aust G1 in Plate Side Glance won a Group One in his second Australian start last spring and will be out to replicate the feat in the $3 million Cox Plate.
Long-term concerns for first-up Love Rocks Love Rocks will resume a promising career at Doomben but trainer Steve Tregea fears the sprinter could have a limited racing career in Brisbane.
BHA moves to address small fields British authorities is to reduce the number of steeplechase and all weather races in an attempt to address small fields.
Richard Hughes to claim third riding title The absence of globetrotting jockey Ryan Moore, who rides Adelaide in the Cox Plate, means Richard Hughes will again be Britain's champion.
Brown Panther given Breeders' go-ahead A late scratching from the Canadian International, Brown Panther will attempt to redeem himself in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Santa Anita.
Mackinnon Stakes likely for Mourinho Mourinho has failed to get a start in the Cox Plate and the gelding is now likely to head to the Mackinnon Stakes for his first Group One assignment.
Buffering primed for G1 Manikato defence Robert Heathcote, who rates Lankan Rupee the horse to beat in the Manikato Stakes, can't fault Buffering who will chase back-to-back wins in the race.
Racing industry to farewell fallen jockeys Funeral details have been confirmed for Carly-Mae Pye and Caitlin Forrest, who died in separate race falls.
Bowman to return on Melbourne Cup day Hugh Bowman has had a partial victory in his appeal against a lengthy suspension with a reduction meaning he can ride in the Melbourne Cup.
Fawkner remains Plate favourite after draw Last year's Caulfield Cup winner Fawkner remains favourite to add a Cox Plate to his tally after drawing well in barrier four in the 14-horse field.
Schofield hoping for second Plate success Chad Schofield has the chance to win the Cox Plate for a second-straight year when he rides three-year-old Sweynesse for Godolphin.
Spurtonic takes first steps in comeback A throat issue cut short the autumn campaign of Spurtonic but surgery has the Tulloch Lodge star ready to resume at Rosehill.
Au Revoir in line for Melbourne Cup start Victory in the Moonee Valley Cup will cement a start in the Melbourne Cup for French-trained stayer Au Revoir.
On the Carousel for Melbourne Cup start Ken Keys has never had a Melbourne Cup runner but victory in the Geelong Cup with Like A Carousel will take him a step closer.
Waterhouse wants Plate to go with Cups Trainer Gai Waterhouse is striving for her first Cox Plate win and has two three-year-olds, Almalad and Wandjina, carrying her hopes this year.
Breeders celebrate Hunter coal mine win A coal mine proposed for horse breeding and winemaking country in the NSW Hunter Valley has been rejected by planning officials.
Mr One Eleven to keep Sargent spirits high The blow of losing two spring chances can be eased for trainer John Sargent when Mr One Eleven races at Randwick.
Adelaide on song for Cox Plate Irish three-year-old Adelaide looked in good order as he rounded off his preparation for the Cox Plate with a solid workout at Werribee.
Cox Plate favourite Fawkner draws gate 4 Favourite Fawkner will start from barrier four in the Cox Plate as he tries to give his owner Lloyd Williams his first win in the race.
Full field of 14 for Cox Plate A capacity field of 14 will run in the Cox Plate with the Moonee Valley committee rejecting Mourinho and Chivalry.
Field of 12 for the Manikato Stakes Defending titleholder Buffering has drawn barrier four in the Manikato Stakes in which he takes on Lankan Rupee after beating him in the Moir Stakes.
Cox Plate field decided on Tuesday Hong Kong-based jockey Brett Prebble will ride Mourinho if the gelding makes the field for the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Precedence aiming for third Valley Cup Cummings stable stalwart Precedence is out to win his third Moonee Valley Cup and take his prize money beyond $2 million.
Another crack at Vallley G1 for Rebel Dane Gary Portelli is hoping classy sprinter Rebel Dane can go a couple of places better than his Moir Stakes placing when he tackles the Manikato Stakes.
Aomen to cement Emirates Stakes berth Aomen has emerged as the hope of the spring carnival side for trainer Anthony Cummings and will confirm a Melbourne trip if he goes well at Rosehill.
Sertorius aiming at home track Cup Group-winning stayer Sertorius will attempt to claim his home town feature when he runs in the $300,000 Geelong Cup on his way to the Melbourne Cup.
Hillstar wins in Canada as Panther acts up English horse Hillstar has won the Group One Woodbine International in Toronto after the late scratching of Brown Panther.
Admire Rakti to run in Melbourne Cup Caulfield Cup winner Admire Rakti has been given a 0.5kg weight penalty for the Melbourne Cup and will take his place in the famous 3200m race.
Prime Thoroughbreds reflect on over a decade of winners Joe O’Neill from Prime Thoroughbreds has been successfully syndicating thoroughbreds since late 1997. In that time they have had great success syndicating Group, Listed and Metropolitan winners
Leading Light unlikely to race again Ascot Gold Cup winner Leading Light has suffered career-threatening injuries during the Long Distance Cup at Ascot.
Tommy Berry wins Seymour Cup Tommy Berry has made the most of a rare trip to Seymour in country Victoria to win the local Cup on the Wez Hnunter-trained Bel Thor.
John Singleton looking ahead after bad day Owner John Singleton is hoping Yesterjoy can ease the pain of Dear Demi's withdrawal from the Caulfield Cup when she runs at Geelong.
Waterhouse hoping for 2 Cox Plate runners Gai Waterhouse hopes to run two three-year-olds in the Cox Plate but it will be up to the Moonee Valley Racing Club whether Wandjina can start.
Harrison pondering appeal against ban Tegan Harrison will weigh up whether to appeal two suspensions which will keep her out of Melbourne Cup week at Flemington.
Terravista spot-on for Group One Manikato Joe Pride could not be happier with Terravista ahead of the Manikato and even a doubt over whether Hugh Bowman can ride has not dented his confidence.
Purton chasing more spring riches in Plate After winning the Caulfield Cup on Admire Rakti, Hong Kong-based Australian rider Zac Purton is now eyeing the Cox Plate on Sacred Falls.
Go Indy Go to run in Vase at the Valley Go Indy Go will put her VRC Oaks credentials on the line when she runs in the Vase at Moonee Valley.
No work yet at Eagle Farm racetrack It is becoming more likely Brisbane major winter Group One races will be run at Doomben next year with work yet to begin on the Eagle Farm redevelopment.
Oliver Peslier wins Group One for new boss Olivier Peslier has ridden Charm Spirit to win the Group One Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot for his new boss Sheikh Abdulla bin Khalida al Thani.
Gordon Lord Byron wins Champions Sprint Much-travelled Irish sprinter Gordon Lord Byron, a Group One winner in Australia, has taken out the Champions Sprint at Ascot.
Noble Mission wins Ascot Champions Stakes Noble Mission beats Al Kazeem in Ascot's Champions Stakes as Queen Elizabeth's horse Estimate ends her career in last place.
Nolen suspended, Purton fined after Cup Luke Nolen has been suspended and winning jockey Zac Purton fined after separate stewards' inquiries out of the Caulfield Cup.
Hugh Bowman suspended for improper riding Jockey Hugh Bowman will miss the Melbourne Cup unless he can win an appeal against an improper riding ban.
Melbourne Cup still on for Lucia Valentina Lucia Valentina is a strong chance to run in the Melbourne Cup after her brave third placing in the Caulfield Cup.
Caulfield Cup - what the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Japan trip paves way for Purton Cup win Hong Kong-based jockey Zac Purton headed to Japan in the off-season in search of a Melbourne Cup winner and came away with a Caulfield Cup.
Avoid Lightning strikes again at Randwick Avoid Lightning has won the Group Three Nivison at Randwick to maintain her exceptional strike rate since joining the Les Bridge stable.
Admire Rakti wins Caulfield Cup for Japan Hong Kong-based Australian jockey Zac Purton has combined with Japanese star Admire Rakti to win the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Caulfield Sprint a dead-heat Group One winners Bel Sprinter and Miracles Of Life shared the spoils first-up off a break in the Caulfield Sprint.
Contributer impresses in Aust debut win Imported galloper Contributer has made a winning start to his Australian career with victory in the Group Three David Jones Cup at Caulfield.
Deep Field keeps winning streak intact The Hawkes training team has celebrated sprinter Deep Field's fourth win and a second by stayer La Amistad which keeps her Cup dream alive.
Colleagues pay tribute to fallen jockeys Champion jockey Glen Boss has led riders around the country in paying tribute to Caitlin Forrest and Carly-Mae Pye, who died from falls this week.
Boss dedicates win to fallen colleague Glen Boss has dedicated his Group Three Moonga Stakes win at Caulfield to South Australian apprentice Caitlin Forrest, who died this week.
Weight's right for Darci to break through Former NSW galloper Darci Be Good has appreciated Travis Wolfgram's allowance to post his first win for trainer Andrew Williamson.
Sweet Idea leads them home in Tristarc Sweet Idea jumped and ran her opponents into the ground in the Tristarc Stakes. Trainer Gai Waterhouse is setting her for the GI Myer Classic.
Kuro lives up to the hype in Brian Crowley Kuro remains unbeaten this preparation for trainer Joe Pride, taking out his first stakes race at Randwick in the Listed Brian Crowley.
Fillies too strong in Caulfield Classic Robert Smerdon opted to run fillies Fontein Ruby and Crafty for better prizemoney in the Caulfield Classic with the pair running one-two.
Oaks looms large for impressive Set Square Set Square is likely to be a late entry for the VRC Oaks after she scored a convincing win in the Listed Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
Madotti's Magic set for Millions Matt Dunn will target the Magic Millions Classic after his filly Madotti's Magic impressed at Doomben.
The Offer cleared to run in Caulfield Cup Following a veterinary inspection when arriving on course, The Offer has been cleared to run in the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Flemington next stop for Weir-trained Star The Carbine Club Stakes is next on the agenda after Stratum Star made it back-to-back wins in the Crown Lager Stakes at Caulfield.
Salerno stakes Magic Millions claims Trainer Paul Perry is looking at his first Magic Millions Classic runner after Salerno opened his winning account at Randwick.
Sea Spray wins opener at Caulfield The John Maloney-trained Sea Spray has won the opening race at Caulfield, defeating luckless favourite Azkadellia.
Charming soothes Godolphin blues Charming Thought has given Godolphin its first European Group One win for the season in the Middle Park Stakes.
Brown Panther hunting international prize If Brown Panther runs well in the Canadian International at Woodbine, he could go on to the Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita.
Jockey Juan Saez death ruled an accident Stewards have determined the death of 17-year-old apprentice Juan Saez in a race fall in Indiana was an accident.
Douglas Whyte rates Junoob live Cup chance Champion Hong Kong-based jockey Douglas Whyte is excited to ride in the Caulfield Cup and rates his mount Junoob a live chance in the $3 million race.
Bande, Dear Demi out of $3m Caulfield Cup Lucia Valentina remains a warm Caulfield Cup favourite while all four emergencies have gained a start after the scratchings of Bande and Dear Demi.
Adelaide horse trainer David Balfour dies Adelaide trainer David Balfour, who has died after a long illness, has been remembered fondly by close friend Leon Macdonald.
Randwick to pay tribute to fallen jockeys Jockeys Carly-Mae Pye and Caitlin Forrest, who died in falls this week, will be remembered in a racetrack ceremony.
Alexander and Bayliss combine with Renew Young Englishman Archie Alexander will have a Caulfield Cup runner, Renew, just weeks after setting up his Ballarat stable.
Fringe Melb Cup horses under microscope Four horses - Brigantin, Celtic Prince, La Amistad and Khalid - will be trying to keep the Melbourne Cup dream alive at Randwick.
Favourite spot on for Caulfield Cup: Lees Kris Lees is confident Lucia Valentina has improved from her Turnbull Stakes win as the mare prepares to line up as favourite in the Caulfield Cup.
Bruce McHugh loses AI case in High Court Australian racing authorities have welcomed the end of a legal challenge to introduce artificial insemination into the thoroughbred industry.
Dear Demi scratched from G1 Caulfield Cup Dear Demi, third in the 2013 Caulfield Cup, has been denied the chance to do better this time around with a throat infection ruling her out of the race.
Owner remains cautious about Deep Field Deep Field will be the shortest priced favourite on the City Tattersall's program at Randwick but owner Alan Bell is keeping a lid on his expectations.
Fontein Ruby in Classic distance test Fontein Ruby gets her chance to show whether she is a genuine Oaks contender when she steps up to 2000m in the Caulfield Classic.
Dunn eyeing off Millions spot with Madotti Trainer Matt Dunn hopes two-year-old Madotti can win at Doomben to boost her prize money towards at Magic Millions start.
Waller relies on weight of numbers in Cup Chris Waller trains almost a quarter of the runners in the Caulfield Cup field but he admits it is not enough to make him confident of winning the race.
Rocket To Glory to take off at Doomben Trainer Tony Gollan has a strong hand at Doomben where he expects Rocket To Glory to hold his winning form.
Fast facts on the Caulfield Cup The Caulfield Cup is the world's richest 2400m handicap and has attracted an international field including two Japanese horses.
The Offer fit to start in Caulfield Cup Sydney Cup winner The Offer has been passed fit to run in the Caulfield Cup but will have another veterinary inspection on raceday.
Japanese horse Bande out of Caulfield Cup Japanese stayer Bande is out of the Caulfield Cup after failing a veterinary inspection which has revealed pain and heat in a tendon.
Prime goes from strength to strength Makeadane continued the excellent run for our horses with an impressive win at Hawkesbury on Sunday. The horse was beautifully handled by Glyn Schofield and is our first winner with John Thompson from his Randwick
Wertheimers snap up Maxime Guyon Leading French rider Maxime Guyon will join the Wertheimer brothers as their retained rider replacing Oliver Peslier.
Joao Moreira to miss Caulfield Cup meeting Joao Moreira will be staying in Hong Kong following the scratching of his Caulfield Cup mount Gris Caro.
Caulfield Cup field hit with withdrawals Dandino and Gris Caro have been scratched from the Caulfield Cup with the Peter Moody-trained Brambles and the Mike Moroney-trained Araldo gaining starts.
Rising Romance out to overcome wide draw Donna Logan can't fault Rising Romance ahead of the Caulfield Cup but says the mares chances would have been enhanced from a better barrier draw.
Side Glance on track for Cox Plate start The Andrew Balding-trained Side Glance is Cox Plate bound after his third placing behind Fawkner in the Caulfield Stakes.
Maastricht on trial for G1 VRC Oaks start Lightly raced filly Maastricht will have her spring campaign determined by her performance in the Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
Catkins heads Bowman's Caulfield book Hugh Bowman hasn't got a Caulfield Cup ride but the jockey still hopes to make an impact in supporting races to the $3 million feature.
Deep Field well into red for Lightning Hcp Deep Field is long odds-on to extend his unbeaten record to four when he contests the $100,000 Lightning Handicap at Randwick.
Draw gives Stipulate chance in Cup: Hayes David Hayes believes a good barrier draw gives import Stipulate his chance to make his presence felt in the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Some memorable Caulfield Cups Some memorable Caulfield Cups.
Dandino lame, out of Group 1 Caulfield Cup International galloper Dandino has been scratched from the Caulfield Cup after pulling up lame from trackwork.
The Wildman to make race debut at Doomben A two-year-old racehorse named after popular Sydney trainer, the late Tony Wildman, will sport silks in a race for the first time at Doomben.
Darci Be Good claim to test quinella pair Darci Be Good has raced in the shadow of Hi Son and Volkhere but trainer Andrew Williamson has engaged apprentice Travis Wolfgram to help close the gap.
Gris Caro withdrawn from $3m Caulfield Cup The Jake Stephens-trained Gris Caro has been scratched from the Caulfield Cup, giving Araldo a start in the $3 million race.
Two jockeys dead but 'tracks never safer' The Australian Racing Board says safety is paramount following the deaths of two jockeys who fell from their horses.
Gender no factor in jockey fatalities: ARB The Australian Racing Board says four female jockeys who have been killed in the last 14 months have died through no fault of their own.
17-year-old jockey dies in United States United States apprentice jockey Juan Saez has died from head injuries suffered in a fall at an Indiana racetrack.
Gordon Lord Byron ready for Ascot Trainer Tom Hogan has been encouraged by the state of the Ascot track after rain and is likely to let Gordon Lord Byron run in the Champions Sprint.
Jockey Caitlin Forrest killed in race fall Caitlin Forrest has died from injuries sustained in a fall in a race near Adelaide, becoming the second jockey to die in Australia this week.
Walker cops nine-meeting ban at Caulfield Michael Walker has been suspended for nine meetings for careless riding at Caulfield, putting a dampener on a winning double for the jockey.
Fund set up for Carly-Mae Pye's family Racing Queensland has established a fund to help the family of jockey Carly-Mae Pye who died from injuries suffered in a track work fall.
Hayes keen on Plate start with Crackerjack David Hayes says he is keen to start Crackerjack King in the Cox Plate if the horse gains a start in the weight-for-age race.
Star Fashion to chase Group One glory Star Fashion was knocked back from Hong Kong because of a breathing issue but it didn't stop her winning the Ladies' Day Vase at Caulfield.
Randwick escapes worst of Sydney rain Randwick is in the heavy range for the City Tattersall's Club meeting but officials hope the forecast is right, allowing the track to dry out.
Feature sprints on radar for In Cahoots A Listed win at Caulfield to In Cahoots will be followed by a start in the Group Two Yellowglen Stakes at Flemington and possibly a trip to Perth.
Eloping takes out Blue Sapphire A trip to Perth could be on the agenda for tough filly Eloping after her win in the Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Kelso Wood back in winners' circle Gotyacovered has ended a long run of outs at metropolitan meetings for trainer Kelso Wood at Ipswich.
Winning treble continues McDonald spree Star jockey James McDonald's Caulfield Cup wasting worries have not stopped him securing a hat-trick at Warwick Farm.
Northern Zoom to be kept to sprints Ipswich 1200m winner Northern Zoom will be kept to sprint racing form now on as trainer Trevor Bailey maps out her future.
Dandino draws widest in Caulfield Cup UK stablemates Dandino and Seismos have experienced different fortunes in the barrier draw for the $3 million Caulfield Cup.
Bring Something gives Keys a Caulfield win Ken Keys had to settle for second with Rich Enuff in the Caulfield Guineas but was back at the track in the winner's circle with Bring Something.
La Amistad in do-or-die Melb Cup bid Co-trainer MIchael Hawkes says the City Tattersall's Club Cup looms as a crossroads race for Makybe Diva's three-quarter sister La Amistad.
Bande in top order for Caulfield Cup A trip to Australia more than 30 years ago by trainer Yoshito Yahagi may prove crucial for Bande in the Caulfield Cup.
Bondeiger a chance for Derby call-up After a hard-fought victory at Caulfield the Danny O'Brien-trained Bondeiger could be Victoria Derby bound.
Mission primed for Champion bid Frankel's brother Noble Mission is in fine shape ahead of what could be his racetrack farewell in the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Stakes winner Rudy makes Doomben return Talented four-year-old Rudy will run in an open sprint at Doomben in his first start since his Queensland Derby failure.
Tabcorp signs co-mingling deal with HK Victorian TAB customers can now bet into the large Hong Kong pools with the finalisation of an agreement between Tabcorp and HK authorities.
Rawnaq breaks through for another win The 2012 Victoria Derby placegetter Rawnaq has broken through for just his second win with a fast-finishing victory over 2000m at Caulfield.
Leger winner Encke euthanised after injury English St Leger winner Encke has had to be put down after sustaining a serious leg injury during a routine work-out.
Toronado to run in Breeders' Cup Mile Toronado will miss Champions Day at Ascot and instead go to the United States to run in the Breeders' Cup Mile.
Lucia Valentina draws 12 in Cup Lucia Valentina has drawn barrier 12 for the Caulfield Cup and remains the firm favourite for the $3 million race.
Carly-Mae Pye lived for horses Queensland jockey Carly-Mae Pye, who has died from injuries suffered in a fall, lived her life for her horses.
Spring over for G1 winner Hallowed Crown Hallowed Crown, who can count the Group One Golden Rose among his four wins from five starts, has been spelled.
McEvoy upbeat about Caulfield Cup ride Kerrin McEvoy has already won a Caulfield Cup and is excited about the prospect of riding the favourite, Lucia Valentina, in this year's renewal.
Moody hoping to have two in Caulfield Cup Lidari has a spot in the Caulfield Cup field but his Peter Moody-trained stablemate Brambles will need a scratching to gain a start in the $3 million race.
Japanese pair on track for Caulfield Cup Admire Rakti had a solid hit-out for the Caulfield Cup while fellow Japanese galloper Bande was given a look at the barrier stalls.
Victoria Derby plans unfold for Bachman Trainer Gerald Ryan is confident Bachman has the right credentials for the Victoria Derby and he can prove it in his lead-up at Caulfield.
Mutual Regard in first look at Flemington Mutual Regard has ventured to Flemington for a look at the track and surrounds in preparation for the Melbourne Cup.
Sydney sprinter switched to Caulfield G2 I'm All The Talk has figured in a change of plans with the sprinter to miss the Lightning Handicap at Randwick to contest the Caulfield Sprint.
Prime Thoroughbreds reflect on their success in the racing game Prime Thoroughbreds have been successfully syndicating thoroughbreds since late 1997. In that time they have had great success syndicating Group, Listed and Metropolitan winners in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania.
Red Cadeaux team furore over track gallop Despite having an important track gallop almost derailed, Red Cadeaux looks on song for a fourth attempt at winning the Melbourne Cup.
Eloping searches for more stakes success Speedy filly Eloping is favourite to claim another stakes victory in the $250,000 Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
Apprentice free to take Warwick Farm rides Talented apprentice Brodie Loy has escaped serious injury in a race fall and is set to ride at Warwick Farm where he has a solid book.
Lidari gains final $3m Caulfield Cup berth A field of 18 has been declared for the Group One Caulfield Cup including Lidari who was a last-minute inclusion after My Ambivalent's defection.
My Ambivalent to miss Caulfield Cup English mare My Ambivalent will miss the Caulfield Cup due to a stone bruise but is expected to be fit for the Melbourne Cup.
Wise Dan out of Breeders' Cup An ankle injury has ruled Wise Dan out of a tilt at a third win in the Breeders' Cup Mile at Santa Anita.
Time called on Taghrooda's career Sheikh Hamdan has confirmed the retirement of Epsom Oaks winner Taghrooda after her third to Treve in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
The Grey Gatsby to miss Champion Stakes The Grey Gatsby has been ruled out of the Champion Stakes at Ascot because of the prospect of a wet track.
Sprinter back after second wind operation Bel Sprinter is set for a return to racing following a second wind operation and an impressive Cranbourne barrier trial win.
Deep Field to face toughest test Trainer Lionel Cohen says Deep Field faces his biggest test in the Lightning Stakes which includes his sprinter Aeronautical.
My Ambivalent under an injury cloud A Caulfield Cup start for European raider My Ambivalent is up in the air following a stone bruise injury to her off-fore foot.
Hayes import lines up at Caulfield Former French stakes winner Orator has cleared quarantine at Werribee and lines up for his first start at Caulfield.
Duo on Target! Prestige Racing’s duo, Ganar and Sebrina displaying ability and professionalism confirming that they are on target for a win this preparation.
Suavito leaves her problems behind Trainer Nigel Blackiston has gone back to winkers for Suavito after the mare failed to jump from the barriers at Flemington.
Time For War ready to fire at Randwick Dual Group Two winner Time For War will run in the Brian Crowley Stakes without blinkers as he bids to recapture his juvenile form.
Brown to ride Big Memory in Caulfield Cup Corey Brown will make the trip down from Singapore to ride Herbert Power Stakes winner Big Memory in the Caulfield Cup.
Queensland jockey critical after fall Queensland jockey Carly-Mae Pye remains in a critical condition in the intensive care unit at Rockhampton Base Hospital after a fall.
China and Singapore join up for rich race A joint venture between the China Horse Club and the Singapore Turf Club will result in Singapore's richest race.
Irish Cesarewitch an O'brien family affair Donnacha O'Brien has ridden his mother Ann-Marie's horse El Salvador to win the Irish Cesarewitch for his champion trainer father Aidan O'Brien.
Mourinho wins Cranbourne Cup for Newitt Mourinho has won the Cranbourne Cup for trainer Peter Gelagotis and jockey Craig Newitt to set himself up for a Group One start.
Anthony Cummings aiming high with Above Trainer Anthony Cummings is hoping High Above can get her spring program back on track after her scratching from the Thousand Guineas.
I'm All The Talk to take on Deep Field Gary Portelli will give I'm All The Talk his chance against the unbeaten Deep Field in the Lightning Stakes at Randwick.
Bridget Grylls to stay in Brisbane New Zealand apprentice Bridget Grylls has had her indentures transferred to Brisbane trainer Barry Lockwood.
Purton has high hopes for Japanese stayer Japanese stayer Admire Rakti has impressed Hong Kong jockey Zac Purton after a gallop in preparation for the Caulfield Cup.
Second Cesarewitch success for Hobbs team Big Easy will return to hurdles after winning the rich Cesarewith on the Flat for trainer Philip Hobbs and owner Terry Warner.
Looks Like The Cat to be spelled Looks Like The Cat will not race again this spring after pulling up sore from his tough run in the Caulfield Guineas.
Dual Arc winner Treve to stay in training Treve's owner Sheikh Joann Al Thani has had a change of heart and dual Arc winner Treve will stay in training for another season.
Derby-winner Australia retires
A right hind foot injury forces the early retirement of English Derby and Irish Derby winner Australia.
Keys proud of Rich Enuff in Guineas defeat Chasing his first Group One win, trainer Ken Keys was proud of the effort Rich Enuff produced in finishing a courageous second in the Caulfield Guineas.
Josh Parr outed for winning Group One ride Josh Parr has been outed for his winning Spring Champion Stakes ride on Hampton Court but will be back in time to ride him in the Victoria Derby.
Derby winner Australia injured, retired The English and Irish Derby winner Australia has been retired to stud after developing a hoof problemy, Coolmore has announced.
Shooting To Win gives Snowdens first Gr 1 Peter and Paul Snowden have claimed their first Group One as a training partnership with Shooting To Win beating Rich Enuff in the Caulfield Guineas.
Neena Rock gets Australian stakes win Neena Rock has won the Angst Stakes at Randwick to add an Australian stakes win to her New Zealand Group Three victrory.
Bowman ends frustrating run in big races Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman had notched two consecutive placings in Group One races before taking out the Thousand Guineas.
Trust In A Gust claims second G1 in Toorak Trust In A Gust has claimed his second Group One win of the spring with another determined performance in the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Petrie enjoys Mishani Stealth success Eden Petrie has returned to training and although he has a small team, is training winners yet again.
Big Memory earns $3m Caulfield Cup start The Tony McEvoy-trained Big Memory has survived a protest to win the Herbert Power Stakes to earn a spot in the Caulfield Cup.
Hampton Court in Spring Champion upset Hampton Court has run a 2000m Randwick track record to score a comprehensive win in the Spring Champion Stakes.
Fawkner on target for Cox Plate After giving Lloyd Williams a first Caulfield Cup Fawkner is on target to provide the owner with a first Cox Plate, while Dissident won't go, having bled.
Aomen wins first Australian start Former Hong Kong horse Aomen has won his first Australian start after a lengthy injury lay-off with Anthony Cummings eyeing bigger prizes.
Ryan eyes Royal Ascot with Rubick Trainer Gerald Ryan has always harboured plans to take a horse to Royal Ascot and he believes he has the right horse in Rubick.
Hot Snippety headed to the Valley A professional 2-3/4 length victory at start one has seen Liam Birchley decide to take Hot Snippety to Melbourne for the Inglis Banner.
Earthquake back to her best at Caulfield Blue Diamond Stakes winner Earthquake has appreciated firmer footing to win the Thoroughbred Club Stakes at Caulfield.
Early double for Waterhouse at Randwick Pierrette and Order Of The Sun have given trainer Gai Waterhouse a long-priced double at Randwick.
Of The Brave earns high praise from Riley Two-year-old Of The Brave has earned high praise from trainer Mark Riley after making a winning start to his career in the Listed Debutant Stakes.
Zac Purton gets first feel of Admire Rakti Zac Purton has ridden Admire Rakti in a Werribee track gallop and he has come away impressed with the Japanese stayer.
Olivier Peslier and Wertheimers split Jockey Olivier Peslier and the Wertheimer brothers have announced the end of their 12-year partnership.
Dan Excel ruled out of Cox Plate Hong Kong galloper Dan Excel has been scratched from a race at Caulfield because of a throat abnormality and has also been withdrawn from the Cox Plate.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch: Edition 32 The results our team of horses produced since the start of October deserve recognition. We started seven runners with all either winning or being placed
Symons unfazed by Herbert Power barrier Renew makes his Australian debut in the Herbert Power Stakes and jockey Chris Symons likes his chances.
Fast Facts on the Toorak Handicap The $400,000 Toorak Handicap is one of the feature mile races of the Melbourne spring carnival.
G1 Guineas not all one-way traffic: Boss Glen Boss rates Caulfield Guineas favourite Rich Enuff as the benchmark but has the confidence in his mount Chivalry to make a race of it.
Neena Rock gets valuable chance in Angst New Zealand mare Neena Rock is after a valuable Australian black-type win in the Angst Stakes at Randwick.
Rawiller back on Trust In A Gust in Toorak Brad Rawiller is excited to reunite with Trust In A Gust in the Toorak Handicap after weight ruled him out of the horse's Rupert Clarke Stakes win.
Colic attack claims import Manduro's Son French horse Manduro's Son has been euthanised due to complications from colic, unrelated to a leg injury he suffered in trackwork in Melbourne.
Cox Plate hopes clash in Caulfield Stakes The Cox Plate picture will become clearer when the top four in betting, including the Peter Moody-trained Dissident, clash in the Caulfield Stakes.
Sweynesse up to 2000m challenge: Godolphin Sweynesse will put an unbeaten record on line when he races at 2000m for the first time in the Group One Spring Champion Stakes.
Blinkers to put spark into Zululand: Hayes Trainer David Hayes is looking for a third Caulfield Guineas success and is hoping blinkers will do the trick with Zululand.
Premiership hopes for teenage jockey Teenage jockey Winona Costin hopes to follow in the footsteps of her mentor, champion rider Kathy O'Hara, to snag the apprentices premiership this season.
Price is right about Cummings' filly Anthony Cummings has a habit of winning Group One races in Melbourne with long shots and Thousand Guineas hopeful High Above could be his next.
Flying Home a short course threat Trainer Barry Baldwin will keep middle distance horse Flying Home to a short course race at Doomben believing he is fresh enough to win.
Gauci happy to be part of Group One action Jockey Darren Gauci doesn't get the same opportunities he once commanded but partners Tristram's Sun in the Group One Toorak Handicap.
Picavino set to end Kemp's frustrating run City winners have been hard to come by for Kevin Kemp but the Toowoomba trainer is counting on Picavino to bring a change of luck at Doomben.
Horse poisoning alarms Venezuela Criminal gangs fighting to control gambling make life dangerous for racehorses in Venezuela.
Douglas Whyte to ride in Caulfield Cup In a coup for trainer Chris Waller, champion Hong Kong jockey Douglas Whyte has been confirmed for Junoob in the Caulfield Cup.
Clarry Conners back on track for Dear Demi Clarry Conners is looking forward to seeing Dear Demi in the Caulfield Stakes ahead of the mare's main spring mission in the Caulfield Cup.
Fast Facts on the Spring Champion Stakes The Spring Champion Stakes for three-year-olds is the final Group One race of the Sydney spring carnival.
Commanding Jewel ready for Toorak test Beaten as an odds-on favourite last start, Commanding Jewel is poised to bounce back to the winner's stall in the Toorak Handicap.
Looks Like The Cat chasing Guineas triumph Looks Like The Cat has been aimed at the Caulfield Guineas and Tony Gollan expects him to run the best race of his campaign in the $1 million race.
Tait ends 15-year association with Darley Olly Tait will step down as Darley's chief operating officer after spending 15 years with Sheikh Mohammed's famous thoroughbred organisation.
Newitt gives Seismos a test at Werribee A light workout at Werribee aboard international Cups contender Seismos has convinced jockey Craig Newitt he has made the right choice.
Estonian Princess on trial for Gr1 Myer A promising Angst Stakes result for Estonian Princess could be a forerunner to a Group One start in the Myer Classic at Flemington.
Wohler back for another spring assault The quest to win a Melbourne Cup begins in earnest for German trainer Andreas Wohler when Protectionist runs in the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield.
Cummings team building for Melb spring Anthony Cummings will have a strong presence at Randwick where he starts a team of horses he hopes can earn Melbourne spring missions.
Panzer Division a forgotten horse: Messara There is more to the Group One Spring Champion Stakes than a clash between the two favourites, says Panzer Division's trainer Paul Messara.
Arnold banking on Indy's class in Guineas The Thousand Guineas has been a significant race in the career of jockey Steven Arnold and he hopes it will be again when he partners Go Indy Go.
Wallace hopes Lady brings change of luck The past year has been tough on the Wallace family but trainer and patriarch John is intent on turning their fortunes around.
Girls set to make an impression in town Pint-sized filly Girls Command will be out to make amends for a luckless last-start defeat when she runs at Doomben.
US champion Cigar dies aged 24 American superstar Cigar has died aged 24 from complications following surgery for severe osteoarthritis.
Cover up for globetrotting targets Trips to Australia and Dubai may be on the cards for Take Cover, after he confirmed himself in Paris as one of this year's fastest horses.
Fast Facts on the Thousand Guineas The Thousand Guineas is a Group One race for three-year-old fillies which provides many with their first test over 1600-metres.
Senta De Noche back in winning form It's been a difficult path for Senta De Noche since he started his racing career but he has played a part in a winning Warwick Farm double for Kris Lees.
Ike's Legacy shines at the Gold Coast The superbly bred Ike's Legacy has become the latest Sydney cast-off to flourish in the Queensland stable of Toby Edmonds.
Fast Facts on the Caulfield Stakes The Group One Caulfield Stakes will feature a clash between the top four fancies for the Cox Plate.
McDonald upbeat about Tahni Dancer Clinton McDonald holds Tahni Girl in high regard and says the filly has the class and grounding to feature in the Group One Thousand Guineas.
Different Cup build-ups for Japanese duo Caulfield Cup second favourite Bande will have a workout at the track to familiarise himself with the Caulfield circuit.
Damian Browne in fine form at Gold Coast Damian Browne has tuned up for his two Group One mounts at the Caulfield Guineas meeting with a smart ride in the opening race at the Gold Coast.
Fast Facts on the Caulfield Guineas The Group One Caulfield Guineas is the pinnacle race for middle-distance three-year-olds during the Melbourne spring carnival.
Rich Enuff to go the distance for Keys Ken Keys has trained horses for three decades but the nerves are raw as he bids to win his first Group One with Rich Enuff in the Caulfield Guineas.
Wide gates a challenge for Schweida's team Kelly Schweida started the week confident in the chances of his three Doomben entrants but wide barrier draws have dented his optimism.
Official 2YO trials could return to Qld The support of trainers and owners will be crucial in determining whether Queensland racing officials bring back juvenile barrier trial sessions.
Field of 15 for Toorak Handicap Two of the leading Toorak Handicap chances, Trust In A Gust and Arabian Gold, have drawn awkwardly for the Group One race.
Travel no problem for Side Glance Globetrotting UK galloper Side Glance makes his Melbourne return in the Caulfield Stakes ahead of a possible Cox Plate bid.
First Seal clear Spring Champion favourite Flight Stakes heroine First Seal is a warm favourite to win the Spring Champion Stakes over unbeaten Godolphin colt Sweynesse.
Soviet Star dies peacefully aged 30 Multiple Group One winner Starcraft's sire Soviet Star has died peacfully aged 30 at Ireland's Ballylinch Stud.
Cobalt confirmed in Smith, Murray horses Trainers Darren Smith and Paul Murray will face Racing NSW stewards after confirmation of cobalt in horses in their care.
Hampton Court confirmed for Gr 1 back-up The Gai Waterhouse-trained Hampton Court will back up in the Spring Champion Stakes with Josh Parr taking over from Joao Moreira.
Jockey Padraig Beggy outed for 15 months Racing NSW stewards have outed jockey Padraig Beggy for 15 months on charges relating to a positive swab and giving false evidence.
Dream alive for 72 in Melbourne Cup After the latest declaration stage, 72 horses including 15 internationals, remain in contention for the Melbourne Cup.
Shinn rides luck with Englebrecht stayer Blake Shinn has ridden Lucky Lucky Lucky twice for as many wins and trainer Steve Englebtecht is hoping the streak continues at Warwick Farm.
Rubick gallops sharply ahead of return Three-year-old colt Rubick has geared up for his spring return in the weight-for-age Schillaci Stakes with a pleasing 800m gallop at Caulfield.
Dissident to face 2000m test at Caulfield Ben Melham's confidence Dissident will run a strong 2000m is continuing to grow as he prepares to ride the Cox Plate contender in the Caulfield Stakes.
Caulfield to be in good order Caulfield track manager Jason Kerr has his eye on the weather as he goes about preparing the ideal track for the Caulfield carnival.
Tegan Harrison cleared of injury Queensland jockey Tegan Harrison has been cleared of injury after a fall at Ipswich and will take her rides at the Gold Coast midweek meeting.
Happy Trails backs up to Caulfield Stakes Happy Trails needs a solid hit-out in the Caulfield Stakes to have him at his prime for the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Blinkers go on Bring Me The Maid Peter Moody has applied the blinkers in an attempt to turn around the fortunes of Bring Me The Maiden in the Group One Thousand Guineas.
Rodd remains confident after Guineas draw Rich Enuff remains a clear-cut Caulfield Guineas favourite after drawing barrier 10 which jockey Michael Rodd says is ideal for the brilliant colt.
Brown Panther to run in Canada Connections of Brown Panther will bypass Champions Day at Ascot in favour of the Canadian International at Woodbine.
Chad Schofield fails in VCAT appeal Jockey Chad Schofield has failed to have his improper riding suspension overturned on appeal at VCAT and will be out until Caulfield Cup day.
Apprentice James Orman in biggest win Queensland apprentice James Orman has claimed the biggest win of his career, taking out the Labour Day Cup at Ipswich.
That's A Good Idea on stakes trail Stakes races in Sydney and Melbourne await That's A Good Idea after his winning debut in a welter at Randwick.
Oliver after another Thousand Guineas win Damien Oliver will be after his sixth win in the Thousand Guineas when he partners in-form filly Afleet Esprit in the 1600m race at Caulfield.
First Seal back-up decision delayed Trainer John Thompson will monitor Flight Stakes winner First Seal and leave a decision on a Spring Champion Stakes start as late as possible.
Silent Achiever to run in Cox Plate Silent Achiever will have her next start in the Cox Plate with Hong Kong-based Nash Rawiller due to re-unite with the mare for the first time this spring.
Waller pleased with Cups rehandicaps The handicapper has helped trainer Chris Waller's Caulfield Cup cause by giving weight penalties to Who Shot Thebarman and Junoob.
Shooting To Win Caulfield Guineas Paul Snowden believes Shooting To Win is a genuine Group One horse and is hoping the colt can draw well to aid his chances in the Caulfield Guineas.
Olympic Glory wins at Longchamp Olympic Glory has beaten Gordon Lord Byron in the Group One Prix de la Foret at the Arc meeting at Longchamp.
Treve emulates Alleged with second Arc win Treve has come home ahead of Flintshire to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe for the second year in a row.
Rich Tapestry wins at Santa Anita Trainer Michael Chang's gamble to take Hong Kong sprinter Rich Tapestry to the United States has paid off with a G1 victory at Santa Anita.
Bowman to reunite with Criterion in Melb Hugh Bowman will be back aboard Australian Derby winner Criterion when the horse ramps up his Cox Plate campaign in the Caulfield Stakes.
Van Percy pleases McEvoy in gallop Kerrin McEvoy believes the Andrew Balding-trained Van Percy is ready to run well in the Herbert Power Stakes after a pleasing gallop at Werribee.
Go Indy Go back to best for Guineas Trainer Leon Macdonald will wait for the result of Chad Scofield's appeal to civil authorities over a riding ban before declaring a jockey for Go Indy Go.
Williams impressed with Dandino gallop Craig Williams is delighted with where his Caulfield Cup mount Dandino is at in his preparation after partnering the stayer in a gallop at Werribee.
Chris Waller calls for Epsom day rethink He dominated Epsom Handicap day and now Chris Waller wants racing adminstrators to arrest the declining status of Sydney's biggest spring meeting.
I'm All The Talk to walk the walk Gary Portelli is looking to I'm All The Talk to win at Randwick despite his big weight as he heads to another feature race.
Sizing Europe proves he has plenty left Veteran steeplechaser Sizing Europe has won at Gowran for the fourth year in a row with no plans for retirement.
Gollan breathing easy with Temple Of Boom Temple Of Boom remains on track for the Manikato Stakes after being treated for a minor respiratory problem.
Cirrus des Aigles demoted from win Cirrus des Aigles has been demoted from first to fifth in the Prix Dollar at Longchamp but trainer Corine Barande-Barbe is still delighted with the veteran
Clipperton, Cassidy suspended at Randwick Sam Clipperton and Larry Cassidy have been suspended at Randwick for causing interference in Group One races.
Duric suspended after winning Group 2 race Vlad Duric won the Group Two Blazer Stakes at Flemington on Forever Loved but he has had his day soured with a careless riding suspension
Duric gets inspiration from Moreira treble Jockey Vlad Duric has drawn inspiration from champion jockey Joao Moreira in landing the Blazer Stakes at Flemington.
Metrop seals massive day for Waller, Shinn Junoob capped a red-letter day for trainer Chris Waller and jockey Blake Shinn who each claimed a Group One double at Randwick.
Fontein Ruby courageous in Manifold win Fontein Ruby could back up in the Thousand Guineas after her victory in the Edward Manfold Stakes at Flemington.
First Seal takes Flight at Randwick First Seal has signalled a new beginning for trainer John Thompson with her victory in the Group One Flight Stakes.
Lucia Valentina takes out Turnbull Stakes The Kris Lees-trained Lucia Valentina has confirmed her Caulfield Cup favouritism with a strong win in the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Chautauqua scores impressive Gilgai win Chautauqua has backed up a dominant first-up win with a brilliant victory in the Gilgai Stakes to set up a possible clash with the country's top sprinters.
Waller, Moreira star with He's Your Man Joao Moreira has celebrated his first Australian Group One win with an Epsom Handicap triumph aboard He's Your Man.
Famous Seamus earns Manikato start Famous Seamus will tackle the best sprinters in the land in the Manikato Stakes after his win in the Premiere Stakes.
Volkere and Hi Son continue Qld rivalry Volkhere and Hi Son have fought out the finish of another metropolitan race in Queensland, this time at the Gold Coast.
Moriarty beats Rising Romance in WFA Plate The Caulfield Cup has emerged as an option for Moriarty and remains the goal for Rising Romance after their one-two finish in the Craven Plate.
Rise in grade no problem for Stratum Star Stratum Star showed a touch of class when rising to Listed grade and taking out the Yellowglen Vintage Stakes at Flemington.
Who Shot Thebarman wins at Flemington The Chris Waller-trained stayer Who Shot Thebarman has won the Group Three Bart Cummings at Flemington to improve his Cups hopes.
Brazen Beau on Coolmore Stud Stakes path Brazen Beau is target for the Coolmore Stud Stakes after a dominant win in the Roman Consul Stakes under Joao Moreira.
Damian Lane to miss Caulfield Guineas day A suspension for careless riding has ruled jockey Damian Lane out of Caulfield Guineas day where he was to ride Solicit in the Toorak Handicap.
Victoria Derby on the map for Magicool Magicool will follow a similar path to last year's Victoria Derby winner Polanski after his win in the UCI Stakesat Flemington.
Moreira, Waterhouse combine for stakes win Two of world racing's best-known figures, trainer Gai Waterhouse and jockey Joao Moreira, have teamed up for a feature-race win at Randwick.
Frequendly set for Magic Millions tilt Frequendly went out and won like a good horse at the Gold Coast beating the rest of the field by nearly three lengths.
Costume causes major upset in Hastings Costume was a neglected $52 chance for the Livamol Classic but she appreciated the step up to 2040m to nose out Shuka and Soriano.
Waterhouse continues Breeders' Plate run Gai Waterhouse has won her fourth successive Breeders' Plate at Randwick with Vancouver joining Law, Whittington and Pierro on the honour roll.
Mihalic wins juvenile race at Flemington The first race of the season for juveniles in Melbourne has been taken out by Mihalic who co-trainer Cindy Alderson says has always shown natural talent.
Godolphin lands Gimcrack Stakes quinella John O'Shea has trained the first two horses across the line in the first two-year-old race of the season in Sydney.
Power Camp bullish about Abbaye bid Sole Power iin fine shape ahead of Prix de l'Abbaye, the only European Group One sprint he has yet to win.
Taghrooda, Kingston Hill draw wide for Arc Favourites Taghrooda and Kingston Hill draw wide barriers for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, the richest turf race in the world.
Date set for Chad Schofield's VCAT hearing Chad Schofield's application for a stay of proceedings has been withdrawn after a date was set for his appeal at VCAT over an improper riding suspension.
Temple Of Boom after second Gilgai win Eight-year-old Temple Of Boom will be out to become the second dual winner of the Gilgai Stakes when he lines up in the Group Two race at Flemington.
Bar Stories starts Magic Millions build-up Trainer Gary Portelli hopes Bar Stories can make a big impression at her first start with the Magic Millions in mind.
Epsom Hcp bid a trot and canter for Boban Trainer Chris Waller has used a program of dressage training to reignite the Epsom Handicap claims of stable star Boban.
Happy Trails on target for second Turnbull After an improved Underwood Stakes run from Happy Trails, Paul Beshara is convinced the gelding is on target for his Turnbull Stakes defence.
Mali Rose out to make winning debut Gai Waterhouse expects Mali Rose to be hard to beat in the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes at Flemington, Melbourne's first two-year-old race of the season.
Iggi Pop on song for Metropolitan: Sargent John Sargent is going with the times and adding speed to his stable but it will be an old-fashioned stayer who will carry his hopes at Randwick.
Time to Plunder on trial for Melbourne Liam Birchley says Time To Plunder needs to improve at the Gold Coast to warrant a trip to Melbourne for the greys race.
Hawkspur back for second go at G1 Turnbull Hawkspur didn't have the best of luck when beaten less than a length in last year's Turnbull Stakes but he is back for another crack at the Group One race.
Punters can't split Flight Stakes duo The Flight Stakes is shaping as one of the more intriguing races on Epsom Handicap day as two class fillies prepare to resume their rivalry.
Winkers to help Darci Be Good Trainer Andrew Williamson will experiment with winkers on Darci Be Good to try to get him back to winning form at the Gold Coast.
Puccini on trial for Melbourne A trip to Melbourne for either the Caulfield Cup or the Cox Plate is on the cards for Puccini if he runs well in the Livamol Classic at Hastings.
Japanese assault on Europe's greatest race The Japanese are once again targeting Europe's most prestigious race, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Lankan Rupee named Horse of the Year Sprinter Lankan Rupee has been named Australian Horse of the Year, beating Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente for the title.
Michael Rodd secures Singapore contract Singapore beckons for leading rider Michael Rodd after the Melbourne Cup-winning jockey secured a three-month contract to ride at Kranji.
Waller adds overseas flavour to Randwick Hong Kong-based Joao Moreira will link up with Chris Waller for five Randwick rides headed by Epsom Handicap fancy He's Your Man.
Hoof problem for top sprinter Lankan Rupee Lankan Rupee has a quarter crack to his off-fore hoof and will miss the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield.
Boys facing a Royal challenge in Epsom Chris Waller has achieved much in racing but Royal Descent can break new ground for the trainer with an Epsom Handicap victory.
Smokin' Joey set for return at Flemington A similar campaign awaits Group One-winning galloper Smokin' Joey when he returns to racing in the Gilgai Stakes at Flemington.
Gris Caro up for the challenge in Turnbull Lightly raced former French galloper Gris Caro rises to Group One company in the Turnbull Stakes in preparation for the Caulfield Cup.
First Seal set to take Flight for Thompson John Thompson's first feature win of the post-Patinack Farm era could come at Randwick where he has two Group One runners.
Stakes high for La Amistad in Metrop Trainer Michael Hawkes is banking on La Amistad's superior staying pedigree coming to the fore when she chases an important win in the Metropolitan.
Fast Facts on the Turnbull Stakes The Group One Turnbull Stakes is one of the key lead-up races to the Caulfield Cup, Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup.
Botti spring quartet arrive in good order Marco Botti's assistant Paul Francis reports the trainer's four horses in Melbourne for the spring carnival have settled in well.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch: Edition 31 The results of the Patinack Dispersal Sale were very strong. I was lucky enough to purchase three horses from the sale
Plate a must-win race for Romance: jockey James McDonald says Rising Romance needs to stand up and be counted in the Craven Plate to be any chance in the Caulfield Cup.
Kelly primed for two-state training double David Kelly will split two of the best horses in his stable with Final Crescendo racing in Melbourne and Aldini going for a win at the Gold Coast/
Heathcote goes for local knowledge angle Trainer Robert Heathcote will rely on jockey Michael Cahill's excellent record at the Gold Coast to boost the winning chances of Sea Red.
Tapestry poised for Arc call-up Coolmore is planning to pay the late entry fee to put Tapestry in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with Ryan Moore to ride.
Chad Schofield seeks stay of proceedings Jockey Chad Schofield will head to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal seeking a stay of proceedings until his appeal hearing.
Treble ensures Berry owns Canterbury card Top jockey Tommy Berry has taken riding honours at Canterbury with a winning treble and two minor placings from five rides.
Fradd, Heinrich in form with Ipswich win Jockey Robbie Fradd and trainer Gillian Heinrich have teamed up for more Brisbane success with Overstatement at Ipswich.
Fast Facts on the Flight Stakes The Flight Stakes is a Group One race for three-year-old fillies run over 1600m at Randwick.
Waterhouse's Twirl out of Flight Stakes Gai Waterhouse will start two runners in the Group One Flight Stakes with Twirl an early scratching from the fillies feature.
Fast Facts on the Epsom Handicap The Epsom Handicap is a Group One race run over 1600m at Randwick during the Australian Turf Club's spring carnival.
Red Cadeaux back for fourth shot at Cup Two-time Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux is back at Werribee preparing for a fourth shot at Australia's most famous race.
Epsom plans fall into place for Toydini Conditions have aligned for Toydini to fulfil his family destiny in the Epsom Handicap at Randwick for Bob and Jan Bergstrom.
Fast Facts on the Metropolitan The $400,000 Metropolitan is the premier race for stayers during the Sydney spring carnival. It is run over 2400m at Randwick.
Disclaimer part of Snowden learning curve Peter Snowden has approached his independent training career with an open mind and a readiness to learn from the best.
Rogali covers costs for unxpected expenses Rogali has redeemed himself with trainer Dan Bougoure with an effortless victory over 1666m at Ipswich.
Pride winging it with Epsom start for Hawk An injury to Rock Sturdy has forced him out of the Epsom Handicap but Joe Pride will still have a runner with Laser Hawk a surprise acceptor.
Sertorius out of luck with Turnbull gate Trainer Jamie Edwards has Sertorius in top shape for the Turnbull Stakes but the stayer will have to overcome a wide barrier in the Group One race.
Bande, Admire Rakti in Werribee hit-outs Japanese gallopers Bande and Admire Rakti have had their training increased at Werribee as they head towards the Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup.
Full field for Group One Turnbull Stakes The Group One Turnbull Stakes has attracted a full field of 16 plus three emergencies, including previous winners Happy Trails and Green Moon.
Steel Zip in sentimental journey for Duff There will be a special incentive for oldstager Steel Zip to earn a Melbourne spring carnival start by racing well at the Gold Coast.
Rails draw for Boban in G1 Epsom Handicap Boban, one of four runners Chris Waller will saddle up in the Epsom Handicap, has drawn an inside gate for the Group One mile race.
Rock Sturdy ouf of the Epsom Pre-post favourite Rock Sturdy is out of the Epsom Handicap at Randwick with a suspected leg injury.
Why Urban Sea may be the most influential matriarch in Thoroughbred history She returned at age 5 to land the G2 Prix d’Harcourt at Longchamp, and run placed in the G1 Prix Ganay at Longchamp and G1 Coronation Cup at Epsom. In all, she won eight races and £1,051,874..
Blackiston hopeful with Let's Make Adeal Nigel Blackiston is planning to give Cups hopeful Let's Make Adeal her chance in the Group One Turnbull Stakes so long as she makes the final field.
Jye McNeil fractures collarbone Apprentice Jye McNeil has suffered a fractured collarbone after a fall at the Albury races.
Rubick pleases trainer in comeback trial Talented colt Rubick has shown he is ready to resume his spring preparation with a barrier trial win at Rosehill.
Moreira looking for first Aussie Group One Champion international jockey Joao Moreira is hoping leading trainer Chris Waller will provide him with his first Australian Group One win on Saturday.
Mornington meeting abandoned due to wind Strong winds and concerns over safety have forced stewards to call off a Mornington race meeting after three races.
Lucia Valentina settles in to Melbourne Leading Caulfield Cup contender Lucia Valentina has settled in well to Melbourne ahead of her first Victorian start in the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
OTI imports gearing up at Werribee With two horses already in quarantine in Melbourne, OTI Racing has a team of four horses gearing up for a tilt at the spring carnival.
Viascon makes debut for new stable Viascon, a close relation to recently retired Group One mare Streama, has her first start for Ron Quinton at Canterbury.
Silent Achiever could bypass Melbourne Cup Roger James will decide Silent Achiever's main spring goal after the Turnbull Stakes but admits a Melbourne Cup start is no certainty.
Rain in Paris pleases Treve's owners Connections of Treve are hoping rain continues to fall in Paris ahead of the mare's bid for back-to-back wins in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Press Report ready to take Flight Trainer Lee Curtis says Press Report has done well since the Golden Rose and can be a force in against her own sex in the Flight Stakes.
Juveniles to step out at Flemington The Maribyrnong Trial Stakes, Melbourne's first two-year-old race of the season, has attracted 16 nominations including two from the Gai Waterhouse stable.
Schofield appeals to VCAT over suspension Chad Schofield has made an application to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal to appeal his 32-meeting suspension for improper riding.
Dandino settling in well at Werribee Dandino, Seismos and Guest Of Honour have travelled well to Melbourne and settled in nicely at Werribee according to their managing owner Darren Dance.
Ethiopia preparing for another shot at Cup The Bart Cummings at Flemington on Saturday could have a bearing on the future direction of 2012 Australian Derby winner Ethiopia.
McCall ready to take on Melbourne Queensland trainer Natalie McCall is looking forward to seeing how Stradbroke Handicap winner River Lad and Lady Echelon measure up in Melbourne.
Waller has numbers in Metropolitan David Hayes has the Metropolitan Handicap favourite Spillway but trainer Chris Waller goes to the Group One race with a strong team.
Rodd on a spring Trail towards features Michael Rodd appears well-placed to make a spring impact in Group One features with the rides on Rich Enuff and Cox Plate hope Happy Trails.
Thompson ready for new phase at Albury Young Victorian rider Ben Thompson is preparing to move across the border for a stint with Albury trainer Gary Colvin.
Avdulla set to miss Epsom meeting A careless riding suspension at Caulfield will rule Brenton Avdulla out of the Group One Epsom Handicap meeting.
Trust In A Gust gives Weir first G1 in Vic Prremier trainer Darren Weir has claimed his first Melbourne Group One with Trust In A Gust surviving a protest in the Sir Rupert Clarke Charity Cup.
Lucky Lucky Lucky realises early promise Lucky Lucky Lucky didn't have to live up to his name because he left his rivals without excuses in winning at Warwick Farm.
Rich Enuff brilliant in Guineas Prelude The best horse Ken Keys has trained has scored a convincing Caulfield Guineas Prelude win to move to clear favouritism for the Caulfield Guineas.
Trust In A Gust wins Sir Rupert Clarke The Darren Weir-trained Trust In A Gust has given Melbourne's premier trainer Darren Weir his first Victorian Group One in the Rupert Clark Stakes.
Thousand Guineas next for Afleet Esprit A win in the Thousand Guineas Prelude from Afleet Espirt has boosted trainer David's Hayes' hopes of winning another Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Kenjorwood wins in fast time at Caulfield The Peter Moody-trained Kenjorwood has narrowly missed breaking the 1700m track record at Caulfield with an all-the-way win.
Angland sheds the kilos for Epsom ride Tye Angland has taken the rmount on Star Rolling in the Epsom Handicap, ensuring a week of diet and intense exercise for the in-form jockey to ride at 53kg.
Vain Attraction breaks win drought Six-year-old mare Vain Attraction has finished strongly to win an 1100m race at Caulfield and post her first victory since 2012.
Epsom crucial to Royal Descent Plate bid Royal Descent will use the same path to the Cox Plate taken by three star mares before her - Sunline, Dane Ripper and Pinker Pinker.
McDonald to ride Spillway in Metropolitan The Group One Metropolitan Handicap is the preferred target for import Spillway and James McDonald has been booked for the ride in the 2400m feature.
Speedy Tiggy Wiggy wins Group One Two-year-old filly Tiggy Wiggy has won the Group One Cheveley Park Stakes to set up a challenge against older sprinters at Longchamp.
Teronado out for at least a year Rosehill Guineas placegetter Ternoado has been sidelined with an injury suffered in the George Main Stakes.
Dettori waits on Ruler Of The World Frankie Dettori is waiting for Ruler Of The World to be given the go ahead to contest the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Arabian Gold upsets odds-on fav Catkins Arabian Gold has beaten Catkins to earn a chance to qualify for a Cox Plate start after an outstanding return in the Golden Pendant.
Like A Carousel keeps alive Melb Cup bid Ken Keys says it is only a dream, but he could give Like A Carousel his chance to qualify for a Melbourne Cup start after his Sandown win.
Rock Sturdy to back up in Epsom Handicap Rock Sturdy will back up for the third week in a row when he runs in the Epsom Handicap after confirming his spot with his Shannon Stakes victory.
Shooting To Win claims G2 Stan Fox Stakes Shooting To Win has won the Stan Fox Stakes at Rosehill to put himself in contention for the Caulfield Guineas.
Lady Echelon confirms Melb spring campaign Lady Echelon will join Stradbroke Handicap-winning stablemate River Lad in Melbourne after resuming to win at Doomben.
Khutulun resumes with smart Sandown win Luke Oliver will target a mares' race during the Melbourne Cup carnival with Khutulun after she defied a big weight and lack of fitness to win first-up.
Kourkam wins couresty of daring Berry move Tommy Berry has made a winninng, but almost too daring, move on Kourkam to win at Rosehill for Tony McEvoy.
Godolphin celebrates early stakes double Lightly raced filly Abduction has posted the most important win of her career with a black-type victory in the Reginald Allen Stakes at Rosehill.
Kakanui pulls up sore after Sandown win The Brendan McCarthy-trained Kakanui scored his second win from three starts at Sandown but the win was dampened when the gelding pulled up lame.
Deane Martin stakes Metropolitan claims Deane Martin has staked his claim for the Group One Metropolitan with a Group Three 2400-metre win in the Colin Stephen Quality at Rosehill.
Hazard Bay on best behaviour at Doomben A week after putting his jockey in hospital, promising galloper Hazard Bay has mended his manners to score an impressive Doomben win.
Unbeaten Sweynesse a Cox Plate wildcard Kerrin McEvoy is no longer Godolphin's retained rider but he kept the association going at Rosehill with a Gloaming Stakes win on Sweynesse.
Berry chasing Melbourne G1 on Sweet Idea Tommy Berry will be striving to win his first Melbourne Group One on Sweet Idea in the Sir Rupert Clarke Charity Cup.
Moroney banks on Merion overcoming draw Mike Moroney is convinced Merion has the talent to win the Caulfield Guineas Prelude but admits he will need luck from a wide barrier.
Pride Targets Caulfield and Warwick Farm Joe Pride's impressive start to the racing season is poised to continue with a Listed runner at Caulfield and four starters at Warwick Farm.
Cosgrave cleared to continue riding The Emirates Racing Authority has not asked its British counterparts to reciprocate a forfeit penalty issued to Pat Cosgrave.
Almalad wins Melbourne debut Group One winner Almalad has won the Group Two Bill Stutt Stakes in his first Melbourne start on his way to a potential Cox Plate start.
The Cleaner wins JRA Plate at the Valley Tasmanian frontrunner The Cleaner has held on for a narrow win in the JRA Cup ahead of his planned next start in the Cox Plate.
Buffering downs Lankan Rupee in G1 Moir Outstanding Queensland sprinter Buffering has returned to top form, lowering the colours of Lankan Rupee in the Group One Moir Stakes.
Buffering wins the Group One Moir Stakes Veteran sprinter Buffering has claimed another Group One win by downing Lankan Rupee in the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Dear Demi wins Stocks Stakes at Valley Dear Demi has won the Stocks Stakes in a performance which would have boosted the spirits of her injured trainer Clarry Connersr.
Injured Conners discharged from hospital Warwick Farm trainer Clarry Conners has been released from a Sydney hospital, 24 hours after he was kicked by a horse at Hawkesbury races.
Boban wins barrier trial in Epsom warm-up Jockey Glyn Schofield says Boban turned in a barrier trial worthy of an Epsom Handicap favourite with a 1200-metre heat win at Warwick Farm.
Chad Schofield loses appeal againt ban Jockey Chad Schofield will miss key spring carnival meetings in Melbourne after losing his appeal against an improper riding suspension.
Stan Fox key to Caulfield Guineas markets The two horses who dominate betting on the Stan Fox Stakes add further intrigue to the Caulfield Guineas puzzle.
Catkins ready to fill Tracer void: Waller Chris Waller didn't have to look beyond the stable door when searching for a mare to take the place of two-time Group One winner Red Tracer.
Snowden gives punters a leg-up on Cluster Cluster has done most of his racing in Sydney but a preference to lead with his 'Melbourne leg' has him poised to make his mark at Caulfield.
Breeding barn beckons for Black Magic Well performed mare Black Magic will bid to retire on a winning note when she makes her final racetrack appearance at Doomben.
McEvoy looking at the future with Martian Former European galloper Martian will use the Harry White Classic at Sandown as a platform towards better races this spring and beyond.
Heinrich plots patient Attack with mare Gillian Heinrich will adopt a softly, softly approach with Shiraz Attack who returns for her latest campaign at Doomben.
Trainer Toby Balding dies aged 78 English trainer Toby Balding, who has died at the age of 78, has been remembered as a champion horseman and a great man.
Queen's horse loses Gold Cup place Food contaminated with morphine has been blamed for Queen Elizabeth's horse Estimate being stripped of second place in Ascot's Gold Cup.
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Pale Mimosa enters quarantine in Ireland Pale Mimosa has started quarantine in Ireland but trainer Dermot Weld has not confirmed whether she will fly to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
The Cleaner and Burles back at the Valley Tasmanian gelding The Cleaner and his trainer Mick Burles will be back chasing more Moonee Valley success in the JRA Cup.
Moreira free for Epsom Handicap day rides Hong Kong-based Joao Moreira has been suspended for three meetings but he will be free to ride He's Your Man in the Epsom Handicap.
Demon out to deliver on five-month plan Sistine Demon's liking for the Caulfield 1400m circuit convinced trainer Andrew Noblet to give the horse a shot at the Sir Rupert Clarke Charity Cup.
Rupee could run between Moir and Manikato Trainer Mick Price will consider adding to Lankan Rupee's spring carnival workload, pending his condition following the Moir Stakes.
Rock Sturdy still in running for Epsom Hcp Promising galloper Rock Sturdy will give trainer Joe Pride reason to re-evaluate his claims to an Epsom Handicap start if he wins the Shannon Stakes.
Stutt Stakes preferred option for Zebulon Talented colt Zebulon is expected to start in the Bill Stutt Stakes at Moonee Valley as he continues his march towards the Caulfield Guineas.
Conners hurt in mounting yard accident Trainer Clarry Conners was lucky to escape serious injury after being struck in the face by a horse at Hawkesbury races.
Pure-white mare foals pure-white filly In a genetic rarity, pure-white mare The Opera House has given birth to a foal of the same colour in New Zealand.
Waller takes aim at six Metrop starters Chris Waller has four horses ready to go for the Metropolitan but he could have as many as six stayers in contention after the Colin Stephen Quality.
Rupee won't take a Buffering in Moir Lankan Rupee is rated the best sprinter in the world and he has been put on notice to reassert that claim in the Moir Stakes.
Racing loses another top sire in Sequalo Queensland's recently crowned Sire of the Year Sequalo has been euthanased at Lyndhurst Park Stud.
Flighty Hazard Bay cleared for Doomben Hazard Bay, the horse which put Glen Colless in hospital with facial injuries, has mended his manners in time to run at Doomben.
Harada Bay team forced to make race switch Co-trainer Chris Meagher admits he is running out of Brisbane options for Harada Bay and he could send the promising galloper to Sydney.
Benoist opts for Ectot in the Arc Gregory Benoist has opted to ride Ectot in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with Christope Lemaire to partner French Oaks winner Avenir Certain.
Super Willie posts first career win Chris Waller says a Hong Kong career for Super Willie can wait because the colt has more to offer in Australia after winning at Canterbury.
True Passion shows Wolfgram's skills A recent break has refreshed apprentice Travis Wolfgram who has posted an Ipswich win on promising sprinter True Passion.
Unbeaten Deep Field sets Canterbury record Co-trainer Michael Hawkes could only downplay the latest win of Deep Field so much before admitting what the sprinter means to the stable.
Fast Facts on the Moir Stakes The Group One Moir Stakes is the chance for the world's highest rated sprinter Lankan Rupee to restore his reputation.
Buffering ready for Lankan Rupee clash Lankan Rupee is a dominant favourite to win the Moir Stakes but trainer Robert Heathcote believes Buffering will give his four rivals something to chase.
Busselton breaks maiden at Ipswich Former Sydney horse Busselton has begun his new career in Queensland in winning style at Ipswich.
Arabian Gold starts path to WFA Cox Plate Arabian Gold will take her first spring steps towards the Cox Plate but she will have a formidable rival in Catkins in the $300,000 Golden Pendant.
Scott laments wide draw for Speediness Speediness was a close fourth in last year's Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes and trainer Colin Scott is hoping for a better result this time despite a wide draw.
Lady Echelon preparing for Melbourne trip Brisbane trainer Natalie McCall says Lady Echelon can join Stradbroke Handiap winner River Lad on the float to Melbourne if she performs well at Doomben.
Proven Thoroughbreds and a morning with Joe Pride Joe Pride is poised to carve out a personal best season after taking over the late Guy Walter's old stables
Lankan Rupee has four rivals in G1 Moir Lankan Rupee headlines a small but select field of five runners in the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley as he chases the fourth Group One win of his career.
Dissident headlines Rupert Clarke field The Peter Moody-trained Dissident headlines a field of 14 for the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Charity Cup at Caulfield.
Top Brisbane miler Epic poised for Sydney Brisbane galloper isn't entered for the Epsom Handicap but he will take on a field of Randwick mile hopefuls when he contests the Shannon Stakes.
Rebel Dane out to make up for lost time Trainer Gary Portelli is hoping Rebel Dane can get his spring back on track, starting with the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Black Caviar to visit Slipper hero Sebring Widden Stud stallion Sebring has been chosen from a short-list for Black Caviar's second mating.
Commanding Jewel set for Cox Plate warm-up The Cox Plate is the main target for Commanding Jewel and the mare will get another look at Moonee Valley when she runs in the Group Two Stocks Stakes.
McEvoy, Godolphin an item for Canterbury Kerrin McEvoy is well placed to ride a winner for Godolphin, a day after ending a long association with the famous racing stable.
Kerrin McEvoy parts ways with Godolphin Leading jockey Kerrin McEvoy has stood down from his role as Godolphin's No.1 jockey in Australia to pursue freelance opportunities.
Time called on Kingman's career Connections have called time on Kingman's career and the champion miler will stand alongside Frankel at Banstead Manor Stud.
Sooboog one of the two-year-old stars Sooboog has shown his family traits with a barrier trial win at Randwick, the first official heats for the new season.
Morgan weighing up option with Zebulon Peter Morgan is undecided whether talented three-year-old Zebulon will have his next start in the Bill Stutt Stakes or the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
Moody says Dissident's aim is 2000m races Dissident has his next start in the Rupert Clarke Stakes but trainer Peter Moody has warned he is training the entire with 2000m races in his sights.
Alamalad gets first look at Moonee Valley Group One winner Almalad has had a solo gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of his Melbourne debut in the Bill Stutt Stakes.
Kirramosa ready to step up a level Tommy Berry will be reunited with Kirramosa at Rosehill for the first time since they combined to win the Wakeful Stakes.
Gris Caro not penalised for Caulfield Cup Gris Caro earned a ballot exemption into the Caulfield Cup with his Naturalism Stakes win and has not been given a weight penalty for the victory.
Scissor Kick to run in Stan Fox Stakes Golden Rose runner-up Scissor Kick has his next start in the Group Two Stan Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Lankan Rupee on target for Moir Stakes A sharp piece of work from Lankan Rupee has trainer Mick Price and jockey Craig Newitt convinced the gelding is spot-on for the Moir Stakes.
Buffering primed for Moir Stakes Jockey Damian Brown is looking forward to the the return of champion Brisbane sprinter Buffering who takes on Lankan Rupee in the Moir Stakes.
Pienkna must step up for Gollan Leading Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan will monitor Pienkna to decide whether she continues her Melbourne campaign.
Almalad to run in Bill Stutt Stakes Trainer Gai Waterhouse will be after a third-straight Group Two Bill Stutt Stakes victory when she starts Group One winner Almalad at Moonee Valley.
Waller strengthens Cox Plate hand Chris Waller is set to have at least three Cox Plate runners including brilliant George Main Stakes winner Sacred Falls.
Gregers a chance to run in Moir Stakes Fresh from four winners at Caulfield, co-trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig could start Gregers in the Group One Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Dual Group One winner Samaready retired Dual Group One winning mare Samaready has been retired after finishing out of the placings in her season return at Caulfield.
Girl Guide brings up four wins for Hayes David Hayes and co-trainer Tom Dabernig have had a big day out at Caulfield with four wins including a stakes victory to talented mare Girl Guide.
Terravista sets up Lankan Rupee Gr 1 clash Joe Pride has rated Terravista the best horse he has trained after the sprinter won The Shorts at Randwick.
Thief Of Hearts pumped for Melbourne trip Stuart Kendrick rode an emotional rollercoaster before Thief Of Hearts confirmed Melbourne plans with a Doomben win.
Gris Caro win secures Caulfield Cup berth The Jake Stephens-trained Gris Caro has earned a spot in the Caulfield Cup with a determined win in the Naturalism Stakes at Caulfield.
Metrop looms for Junoob after WFA victory Chris Waller is likely to head to the Metropolitan with Hill Stakes winner Junoob but says his hand is all but forced by tough Caulfield Cup competition.
Foreteller gives Waller Group One double Eight-year-old Foreteller, ridden by Glen Boss, has won the Underwood Stakes to give Chris Waller a two-state Group One double.
Sacred Falls wins WFA George Main Stakes Sacred Falls has added the George Main Stakes to his two Doncaster wins over the famous Randwick mile.
Hayes stable dominates Caulfield meeting Talented mare Star Fashion had been earmarked to head to Hong Kong but has stayed in Australia to claim a first-up win at Caulfield.
First Seal causes Tea Rose Stakes upset First Seal has signalled a new era for trainer John Thompson with her upset win over Winx and Earthquake in the Tea Rose Stakes.
Thinking Of You impresses in Caulfield win The Peter Moody-trained Thinking Of You is highly regarded in Thousand Guineas betting after an impressive win at Caulfield.
Kuro continues rise in Heritage Stakes Joe Pride will weigh up his options with Kuro after the improving sprinter maintained his unbeaten run this campaign to win at Randwick.
Manawanui overcomes the odds in Ritchie A winning return from Manawanui at Randwick has brought a mixture of joy and relief for his owners and trainer Ron Leemon.
Fast 'N' Rocking resumes with sprint win Fast 'N' Rocking's first start as a gelding has turned out to be a winning one, relegating Group One placegetter Anatina into second place at Caulfield.
Hi Son, Volkhere continue Bris domination Hi Son and Volkhere have run the quinella position in a metropolitan staying racee in Brisbane for the fourth time this season.
Rough Justice posts upset win at Caulfield Rough Justice has improved from a first-up defeat to win over 1000m at Caulfield as odds-on favourite Zeletto finished third.
Godolphin revival continues with Malice The lightly raced Malice has booked a spot on John O'Shea's spring carnival team with a strong victory at Randwick.
Trade Storm could head to Australia Trade Storm has arrived back in England from his Canadian Group One win with owner Sheikh Fahad to decide whether he goes to Australia.
Chad Schofield to appeal lengthy ban Young jockey Chad Schofield will appeal a lengthy ban which threatens to derail his spring carnival ambitions.
Baffert calls time on Game On Dude career Game On Dude, of the America's most popular thoroughbreds, has been retired from racing after a decorated career that featured eight Grade One wins.
New Zealand trainer Donna Logan fined $500 Trainer Donna Logan has been fined $500 after Rising Romance was found to have been given an alkalising agent too close to the Tramway Stakes.
Collett to pay heavy price for suspension Jason Collett's work to position himself for prime Group One rides on Epsom Handicap day has been brought undone because of a suspension.
Manwanui ready to go in latest comeback Trainer Ron Leemon is keeping a lid on his expectations for Manawanui who makes his latest comeback in the Bill Ritchie Handicap.
Timing right for Panzer Division in Main Brenton Avdulla has found jockeys' room support for his George Main Stakes mount Panzer Division to run well in the weight-for-age race.
Spring ambitions for Zoomania Trainer Tony Gollan is looking forward to the spring campaign of Zoomania starting with her Doomben reappearance.
Crackerjack King over the odds: Hayes David Hayes believes Crackerjack King is well over the odds as an outsider in the Underwood Stakes and also has high hopes for his other runner Stipulate.
Final Crescendo to make a noise at Doomben Final Crescendo will be on trial for a trip to Melbourne for the Group two Gilgai Stakes when he runs at Doomben.
Jockey Walker suspended for seven years New Zealand jockey David Walker has been hit with a seven-year ban after being found guilty of race-fixing charges.
Disclaimer wins the Newcastle Gold Cup Peter and Paul Snowden's training partnership continues to gather momentum with Disclaimer scoring his first Australian win in the Newcastle Gold Cup.
Underwood holds mixed memories for Rodd As he prepares to ride Happy Trails in the Underwood Stakes, Michael Rodd admits he is still haunted by the result of last year's renewal.
The Offer continues march towards Cups The Offer will take the next step on the road to the spring majors when he steps out in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Jockey guilty of holding horse back A judicial committee has found jockey David Walker guilty of not riding his mount out to win a race at Awapuni in which he'd bet on another horse.
Fine Bubbles sparkles for Lees in Tibbie Fine Bubbles has given trainer Kris Lees a hometown win in the Tibbie Stakes, coming from midfield to beat I'm In The Money and stablemate Gold Epona.
Samaready set for good campaign: Price Group One winner Samaready kicks off her spring campaign in a Group Three race for mares as connections look to get her back in the winner's stall.
Crucial Cox Plate test for Criterion David Payne has declared Criterion must all but win the Hill Stakes at Randwick to maintain his credibility as a Cox Plate contender.
George Main a genuine test for Lucia: Lees Trainer Kris Lees expects Lucia Valentina to consolidate her standing as one of the Caulfield Cup favourites after the George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Winks upbeat about Prince's prospects Our Voodoo Prince will be bidding for a Caulfield Cup start when he takes on 11 rivals in the Naturalism Stakes.
City test for homebred Hazard Bay A Queensland owner and breeder has put his faith in a homebred horse who he hopes can return Kilto Park Stud to the headlines.
Earthquake puts spring target on the line Godolphin is expecting to see the best of star filly Earthquake in the Tea Rose Stakes, a race that will have a major bearing on her primary spring target.
Street Cry loses battle with illness Leading sire Street Cry has lost his battle with illness and has been euthanised at Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Stud in Australia.
Chad Schofield banned for improper riding An improper riding ban incurred at Mornington threatens to derail jockey Chad Schofield's spring carnival.
Last hurrah for Tinkler in Aust racing Hooked has won the Cameron Handicap at Newcastle, bringing to an end Nathan Tinkler's days as one of Australian racing's most divisive figures.
McGuren takes riding honours at Ipswich Apprentice Matthew McGuren is resigned to eventually losing his battle with weight but until then he plans to make the most of his chances.
Fast facts on the Underwood Stakes The Group One Underwood Stakes, a key guide to the spring carnival majors, is the feature race at Caulfield.
Star Rolling to bounce back in Underwood Stephen Baster is upbeat about the Underwood Stakes prospects of Star Rolling after riding the horse in trackwork at Caulfield.
Sweynesse takes out the G3 Spring Stakes Sweynesse became a milestone horse for trainer John O'Shea for the second time with his soft win in the Group Three Spring Stakes at Newcastle.
Family affair for Moloneys at Mornington Apprentice Patrick Moloney and his trainer father Gerard have combined for a city win with Taddei Tondo.
Merger plan for three key racing bodies The Australian Racing Board has outlined plans to merge with the Australian Stud Book and Racing Information Services Australia next year.
Cassidy teams up with Waller for Cup bid Multilateral, a Jim Cassidy mount, has been made favourite to give Chris Waller a breakthrough win in the Group Three Newcastle Gold Cup.
Schmidt lands win at only Ipswich ride Cassie Schmidt made the trip to Ipswich for one ride and the apprentice was rewarded with a victory aboard Madame Bookworm.
Fast facts on the George Main Stakes The Group One George Main Stakes at Randwick is one of the major lead-up races to the Epsom Handicap.
Rare footage of Phar Lap unearthed Unique footage of the legendary Phar Lap will be screened in a select area of Randwick racecourse during George Main Stakes day.
Shinn chasing successive George Main wins Spring is set to be a season of renewal for Blake Shinn as he looks to reposition himself in the Sydney jockeys' ranks.
Adebisi not a certain Doomben starter A wide barrier draw has connections of Adebisi in two minds over whether to start the speedster at Doomben.
Field of 10 for Group One Underwood Stakes A field of 10 has been declared for the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield which will feature Melbourne Cup favourite The Offer.
Field of 10 to tackle George Main Stakes Doncaster Mile winner Sacred Falls and exciting mare Lucia Valentina head a field of 10 for the George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Sea The Moon retired with injury German Derby winner Sea The Moon has been retired due to an injury suffered during his only defeat at Baden Baden.
James surprised by mare's Melb Cup weight Roger James says he is surprised Silent Achiever has 56.5kg in the Melbourne Cup after the release of weights for the famous race.
Dissident expected to bypass Underwood The Underwood Stakes is set to feature several Group One winners but in-form entire Dissident appears unlikely to back up in the race.
Newcastle a springboard for He's A Given Clarry Conners has backed his judgment to run He's A Given in the Listed Spring Stakes in preference to a restricted race at Newcastle.
Avdulla sweats it out for George Main ride Brenton Avdulla says he is on target to ride Panzer Division at 50.5kg in the George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Hong Kong out for Rupee but Perth a chance Lankan Rupee will not be heading to Hong Kong but trainer Mick Price says the Winterbottom Stakes in Perth is still an option.
Apprentice Bayliss on steep learning curve Boom apprentice Regan Bayliss is combining school work with race riding as he makes an early impression on the Melbourne jockeys' title race.
Mr Chard out to erase McEvoy Epsom doubts A return to Group One competition for Mr Chard after an absence of almost two years will hinge on the entire's performance in the Cameron Handicap.
Admire Rakti heads Melbourne Cup weights Japanese galloper Admire Rakti has been given topweight of 58kg for the Melbourne Cup with early favourite The Offer weighted on 56.5kg.
No Estimate for Melbourne Cup Estimate will not make the trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup with the mare to have her final start in France or England.
Free race replays for Victorian racing Free race replays of all Victorian races, including a two-year archive, will be available on Victorian racing's new digital platform racing.com.
Adelaide an unlucky third in France Cox Plate contender Adelaide has finished a luckless third in a Group Two race in France won by Ectot.
This Is Australia to take the next step Trainer Clarry Conners says This Is Australia is ready to take the next step in the Heritage Stakes.
He's Your Man gets Caulfield Cup penalty Imported galloper He's Your Man has been given a 1kg penalty in the Caulfield Cup for his Kingston Town Stakes win, moving him to 54th in the ballot.
Sacred Falls heads Epsom weights Sacred Falls has been given 59kg topweight for the Epsom Handicap at Randwick over the same course as his two Doncaster Mile wins.
Top Kiwi colt on his way to Australia Leading New Zealand colt Vespa will head to Melbourne for the Caulfield Guineas after resuming with a victory in the Challenge Stakes in Northland.
Underwood next step for Silent Achiever New Zealand-trained horses have won the past three Underwood Stakes and multiple Group One winning mare Silent Achiever is a chance to continue the run.
Injury rules stayer St Jean out of spring The Aaron Purcell-trained imported stayer St Jean has been ruled out of the spring carnival because of a tendon strain.
Teronado ready to take on big guns Gold Coast trainer Bruce Hill says Teronado is ready to take on Group One company again and will tackle the George Main Stakes at Randwick.
Trade Storm win sets up Cox Plate invite Trade Storm has put himself in the running for a Cox Plate invitation with victory in the Woodbine Mile which also earns him a Breeders' Cup start.
No Caulfield Guineas for Hallowed Crown Golden Rose winner Hallowed Crown will not be aimed at the Caulfield Guineas with the Roman Consul Stakes and Coolmore Stud Stakes his next missions.
Brown Panther wins Irish St Leger Brown Panther, eighth in the 2013 Melbourne Cup, has won the Irish St Leger but will not return to Australia.
Shaft clocks up 5 winners over the weekend including Shapin Lady and Son Senoras The blue blooded stallion in Shaft sired 5 winners on the weekend including the Doomben winner Shapin Lady and the exciting Son Senoras who won easily win Glenn Boss on board at Cranbourne
Treve on track for Arc despite defeat Trainer Criquette Head-Maarek says Treve is on track for her defence of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe despite another defeat.
Terravista on song for The Shorts Terravista can further enhance his record and earn a trip to Melbourne if he performs as trainer Joe Pride expects in The Shorts at Randwick.
Coworth Park finds winning form in Qld Coworth Park has found a new lease of life with leading Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote after failing for two Sydney trainers.
Panzer Division to try to topple WFA stars Panzer Division is out to become the first three-year-old since Viscount 13 years ago to win the weight-for-age George Main Stakes.
Dissident a chance to back up in Underwood Cox Plate favourite Dissident could back up in the Underwood Stakes at Caulfield after his Makybe Diva Stakes win.
Mixed fortunes for Ryan's three-year-olds Trained Gerald Ryan has lost Washington Heights for the spring due to injury but is looking forward to the return of Rubick and Time For War.
Sea The Moon to miss the Arc Injury has forced German Derby winner Sea The Moon out of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with Treve shortening in markets to defend her win.
The Grey Gatsby beats Australia in Ireland The Grey Gatsby has turned the tables on Australia to win the Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown.
Kingston Hill wins memorable St Leger Trainer Roger Varian and jockey Andrea Atzeni have combined for a first Classic win with Kingston Hill in the St Leger.
Chautauqua impressive in Flemington sprint Chautauqua has returned to racing as a four-year-old with an impressive win in the Group Three Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
Tye Angland suspended for Rosehill ride Tye Angland has been banned for three meetings for careless riding out of the Golden Rose card at Rosehill.
Rich Enuff wins Group Two Danehill Stakes Talented colt Rich Enuff has taken out the Group Two Danehill Stakes with his trainer Ken Keys hoping he is the horse to land him his first Group One.
Hallowed Crown wins for Cummings family The Cummings family has celebrated a milestone win by Hallowed Crown in the $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Catkins returns with dominant Sheraco win Catkins has signalled she is on track to go one better in the Group One Myer Classic with a comfortable winning return at Rosehill.
Determined Dissident wins third Group One Dissident has added a third Group One to his tally with a determined victory over the resuming Fawkner in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
He's Your Man stakes spring Gr 1 claims He's Your Man dented the reputation of Makybe Diva's little sister with his Kingston Town Stakes victory at Rosehill.
Commanding Jewel wins Let's Elope Stakes Commanding Jewel has become the first mare to win the Let's Elope Stakes twice with a determined win over Dear Demi at Flemington.
Cluster stamps himself as a top prospect Cluster has won the Theo Marks Stakes at Roseihll to confirm a Group One start in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Platinum State win a triumph for planning Bryan Guy's decision to skip a Ballina Cup start with Platinum State has reaped a winning reward at Doomben.
Merion beats Chivalry in thrilling finish The Mike Moroney-trained Merion has narrowly defeated Caulfield Guineas favourite Chivalry by a nose in the Listed Living Legends Stakes.
Turquoise King justifies 11th-hour switch Turquoise King confirmed his status as a sprinter on the rise when he scored his fifth win from 10 starts at Rosehill.
Schofields in father-and-son Melb finish Chad Schofield has scored his first win since his return from a suspension, beating his jockey-father Glyn with victory on Brambles at Flemington.
Afleet Esprit confirms 1000 Guineas plans Afleet Esprit has narrowly beaten the resuming Lumosty to win a Listed race at Flemington and confirm Thousand Guineas aspirations.
Villa Splendido ends long sequence of outs Patience and persistence paid off for connections of Villa Splendido when she scored the second win of her career at Rosehill.
Byrne dumbfounded by favourite's defeat Our Boy Nicholas has left jockey Jim Bryne searching for answers after the odds-on favourite failed to beat a runner home at Doomben.
Injury puts El Roca out of spring carnival Talented New Zealand galloper El Roca has been ruled out of the spring racing carnival with a suspensory injury.
Owner declares Black Caviar a champion mum Black Caviar's has given birth to a filly foal which will race in the same interests as her famous mother.
Noble Mission awarded Group One prize Frankel's brother Noble Mission has added a second Group One to his record after the disqualification of Spritijim in the Prix de Saint Cloud.
Estimate lifts Doncaster Cup for the Queen A trip to the Melbourne Cup appears unlikely for Estimate despite her win in the Doncaster Cup with concerns the ground may be too hard.
Nick Hall wins careless riding appeal Nick Hall's sprnig carnival continues uninterrupted with the jockey successful in his appeal agaisnt a careless riding ban.
Dan Excel tops Caulfield Cup ballot order A Makybe Diva Stakes win can confirm Spillway's place in the Caulfield Cup with Hong Kong's Dan Excel heading the order of entry.
Stud careers go on line in G1 Golden Rose There will be much more at stake for the colts taking their place in the Golden Rose than the $1 million prize money on offer.
Greatwood ready to take next step in Gr 3 Greatwood, who has impressed those who count at Tulloch Lodge with his attitude to training, is ready to take on La Amistad in the Kingston Town Stakes.
Prime Thoroughbreds Dispatch I must say it was more a relief than anything else when Husson Eagle blew his opposition away to win his maiden at Bendigo on Wednesday
Snowdens Shooting for upset in Golden Rose The training partnership of Peter and Paul Snowden will chase its first Group One success with Shooting To Win in the Golden Rose.
Added incentive for Dissident WFA success Dissident can further enhance his Group One record and future stud career if he adds the Makybe Diva Stakes to his record.
Moody has leaning to filly in Golden Rose Peter Moody says he has two terrific chances in the Golden Rose but believes filly Bring Me The Maid is the deserved favourite for the $1 million race.
Brisbane apprentices in demand at Doomben Brisbane apprentices are making the most of the early season with premiership leader Luke Tarrant in demand at Doomben.
Moroney expects improved run from Merion Mike Moroney believes stakes winner Merion will turn in an improved second-up run getting to Flemington over 1400m in the Living Legends Stakes.
Facts and figures with Boban in G1 Makybe Chris Waller is staying in Sydney for the Golden Rose meeting despite Boban's undeniable claims in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes.
Deagon return to TAB racing on the cards Deagon racetrack, out of commission as a full-time racing venue since 1941, could be on the verge of a comeback to the Queensland TAB roster.
Stablemates both chances in Dubbo Cup Trainer Cameron Crockett will go to the $50,000 Dubbo Cup with high expectations for Socks The Fox and Are You Sure.
Heirs to the Kingdom The highly anticipated first crop of foals by Animal Kingdom have arrived..
Blueblood's Group 2 hope BlueBlood Thoroughbreds will be saddling up two Saturday city runners on the 13th of September.
Hard ground threat to Kingston Hill St Leger favourite Kingston Hill could miss the race if trainer Roger Varian thinks the track is too hard.
Aust, Randwick Guineas set for 2015 clash The Australian Guineas and the Randwick Guineas, Group One races for three-year-olds run over 1600m, will be held on the same day in 2015.
Super Cool building for profitable spring Mark Kavanagh is keeping expectations in check with Super Cool second-up but believes the gelding will improve towards his spring targets.
European hopefuls start spring journey The first shipment of European horses heading to Melbourne for the spring carnival have been confirmed to enter quarantine in England.
Sydney test to determine plans for Cluster Traditionally a stepping stone to the Epsom Handicap, the Theo Marks Stakes could launch a Group One bid of a different kind for Cluster.
Boss full of praise for boom colt Chivalry Chivalry is showing Glen Boss all the signs of a quality colt and believes the three-year-old will be hard to beat again at Flemington.
Looks Like A Cat ready for Melbourne debut Looks Like The Cat will have blinkers fitted for his first start in Melbourne when he contests the Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Fast facts on the Golden Rose The Golden Rose is a set-weights event for three-year-olds at Rosehill which has become an early-season highlight race in Sydney.
Money and sentiment with Bring Me The Maid Victorian filly Bring Me The Maid holds sway in Golden Rose markets and she will also be a sentimental favourite for fans of the late Roy Higgins.
Fast facts on the Makybe Diva Stakes The Makybe Diva Stakes is one of the Melbourne spring carnival's weight-for-age features and is a key lead-up to the Cups and the Cox Plate.
Schofield returns for Makybe Diva meeting Chad Schofield is back from suspension at Flemington with a star-studded book of rides including Makybe Diva Stakes hope Green Moon.
Jockeys, trainers vie for spring honours Jockeys and trainers will be competing for inaugural titles in Melbourne with premierships on offer for the duration of the spring carnival.
Guy lessens the burden for Platinum State Platinum State will have the services of in-form apprentice Priscilla Schmidt as the Bryan Guy-trained galloper tries to end a run of Doomben outs.
Soldi Domani set to push carnival claims Talented three-year-old Soldi Domani will take another step towards carnival action in Sydney and Melbourne at Doomben.
G1 warming as target for Late Charge The Makybe Diva Stakes was not the original plan for Late Charge but the horse is set to take on some of the country's best gallopers in the WFA race.
Estimate to confirm Melbourne Cup start Estimate can book a trip to the Melbourne Cup if she performs well in the Doncaster Cup for Sir Michael Stoute and the Queen.
Nick Hall suspended at Bendigo Nick Hall has been suspended for 11 meetings for careless riding at Bendigo with the ban due to start after the Makybe Diva Stakes program.
Midweek winners good for business: Waller They are not the best horses in his stable but Chris Waller says Warwick Farm winners Hollywood Bound and Dynamic Rock have key roles to play.
Dissident favourite to add another G1 win Dominant first-up winner Dissident is a clearcut favourite to add to his Group One haul in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Midnight Dancer breaks duck at Doomben A date with new-season sire Sizzling awaits Midnight Dancer after she shed her maiden tag with a victory at Doomben.
Prebble accepts Rose ride on Nostradamus Brett Prebble has been booked to ride Nostradamus in the Golden Rose in the first indication the promising colt will line up in the Group One race.
Harrison keen to start spring with a Boom Queensland's Tegan Harrison will seek out top jockey Damien Oliver for advice on navigating the straight course at Flemington.
Commanding Jewel chasing slice of history Quality mare Commanding Jewel can become the first dual winner of the Let's Elope Stakes when she takes aim in the Group Two race at Flemington.
James McDonald keeps faith in Sarajevo Godolphin is pinning its hopes on a dry track to bring out the best in its two Golden Rose runners, especially the untapped Sarajevo.
Dandino confirmed for Caulfield Cup Connections of international galloper Dandino have decided the stayer will contest the Caulfield Cup as well as the Melbourne Cup this spring.
Field of 11 for Makybe Diva Stakes Five Group One winners are among the field of 11 for the Makybe Diva Stakes, including Memsie Stakes winner Dissident and mile specialist Boban.
Gelding procedure key to Dream Of Slips Robert Heathcote says Doomben winner Dream Of Slips is a perfect example of the benefits of gelding racehorses.
Jockeys' betting rules tightened Rule changes preventing jockeys from placing bets on the days they are riding will give greater protection for punters, NZ Thoroughbred Racing says.
Al Naamah flops on Group debut Record-priced yearling Al Naamah has flopped at her second race start and her first in Group company at Chantilly.
Cup, Plate contenders as strong as ever There are 16 internationals among the 121 first acceptances for the Caulfield Cup while 13 overseas-trained horses are among 110 Cox Plate entries.
Hallowed Crown draws wide in Golden Rose Co-trainer James Cummings is confident Hallowed Crown can adapt to his wide barrier in the $1 million Golden Rose.
Rawiller ban puts dampener on Japan win Nash Rawiller has won an important race in Japan but celebrations have been cut short of a heavy suspension.
Steel Zip all set for Melbourne spring Old-timer Steel Zip has continued a build up to a Melbourne campaign in a barrier trial hit-out at Eagle Farm.
Moroney weighs up options with import Mike Moroney is considering whether to start import Voleuse De Coeurs first-up in the Makybe Diva Stakes or wait for the Underwood Stakes over 1800m.
Larry Cassidy chases 3000-win milestone Larry Cassidy has set his sights on riding 3000 winners after overcoming a stretch of injuries not long after moving to Brisbane in 2008.
Spillway on target for Makybe Diva Stakes The Makybe Diva Stakes presents import Spillway with his first chance in Group One company and an opportunity to clinch a Caulfield Cup spot.
Awesome Rock to wear blinkers in Danehill Troy Corstens is convinced Awesome Rock has improved from his McNeil Stakes placing and believes blinkers will help his chances in the Danehill Stakes.
Costin cashing in on Golden Rose booking Winona Costin is making a name for herself in Sydney racing with a Group One ride and a strong book of Warwick Farm mounts a reward for her recent form.
Polanski has been signed to start covering his first book on the Mornington peninsula this month. The Victoria Derby winner will be based with well-known vet Jacqui McGregor at her Tyabb property which has just been christened Ducks Crossing.
Congratulations Jungle Ruler, you're a dad! Last week was a busy week for foals at Bombora Downs and amongst them was the first of the eagerly awaited Jungle Ruler foals.
Mixed fortunes for Golden Rose favourites The Peter Moody-trained Bring Me The Maid has consolidated her popularity for the $1 million Golden Rose after drawing gate six.
Field of 15 declared for Golden Rose A field of 15 has been declared for the $1 million Golden Rose for three-year-olds, the first Group One race in Sydney for the new season.
Frankie Dettori loses ride on Treve Frankie Dettori has been replaced by Thierry Jarnet as the rider of Arc winner Treve at the request of trainer Criquette Head-Maarek.
Doncaster rain a boon for Kingston Hill Heavy rain at Doncaster has boosted trainer Roger Varian's confidence ahead of Kingston Hill's bid for the St Leger.
Better Land moves closer to Rose start The well-supported Better Land has moved closer to a Golden Rose start following the withdrawal of Washington Heights.
Guineas hopefuls to clash at Flemington A number of Caulfield Guineas hopefuls, including the favourite Chivalry, are set to clash over 1400m at Flemington in the Henry Bucks Stakes.
Go Indy Go ready for Danehill return Group One winning juvenile Go Indy Go is ready to take the next step in her career in her first start as a three-year-old in the Danehill Stakes.
Maloney chasing another feature race win Ryan Maloney reunites with Sertorius in the Makybe Diva Stakes and will be chasing another feature win after his McEwen Stakes success on Angelic Light.
Manawanui on the comeback trail Trainer Ron Leemon is dedicated to getting his problem-plagued stablee star Manawanui back to the track again.
Another O'Brien rides to victory The youngest of champion trainer Aidan O'Brien's children, 16-year-old Donnacha, has recorded his first win as a jockey,
Speediness chasing second Bobbie Lewis win Consistent performer Speediness starts his spring campaign at Flemington when he chases back-to-back wins in the Bobbie Lewis Quality.
Moon defeat throws Arc market open Sea The Moon has been demoted as Arc favourite after being beaten in Gerrnany in a race in which three Melbourne Cup prospects flopped.
Lankan Rupee pulls up well after defeat Lankan Rupee has pulled up well from his shock defeat at Moonee Valley and trainer Mick Price says he will make no changes to his program.
El Roca on target for Flemington El Roca will make a belated start to his spring campaign in the Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
Jockey Jim Cassidy back in spring form Evergreen jockey Jim Cassidy has hit the track running after a winter break and is preparing for another big spring.
Slow start for Godolphin nothing new The wet Sydney weather has played havoc with the early season plans for Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin operation.
Lucia Valentina on weight-for-age path Trainer Kris Lees says Lucia Valentina is not certain to head to the Caulfield Cup despite bookmakers promoting her in markets.
Qld apprentice outed on conduct charge Queensland apprentice Kirk Matheson has been suspended on a conduct charge for an incident at a public function.
Moody chasing two-state Group One double Peter Moody has a strong chance of building on a good start to the season with leading hopes in the Makybe Diva Stakes and Golden Rose.
Buffering wins third Qld champion title Evergreen sprinter Buffering has been named Queensland's Horse of the Year for the third time for a season in which he won three Group One races.
G Force lives up to his name in Sprint Cup Gordon Lord Byron has finished second to G Force in his attempt to win back-to-back Sprint Cups at Haydock.
Atlante wins first-up for Hawkes Racing Atlante has made a winning start to his spring campaign for his new stable with a narrow victory in a Listed sprint at Moonee Valley.
Kathy O'Hara suspended for Randwick ride Kathy O'Hara will miss the Golden Rose meeting after being suspended at Randwick.
Gr2 Tramway Stakes goes to Lucia Valentina Lucia Valentina has begun her spring campaing in winning style, beating wet-track specialist Tiger Tees in the Tramway Stakes at Randwick.
The Cleaner earns Plate start with WFA win Tasmanian galloper The Cleaner has earned a Cox Plate start with an all-the-way victory in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Perfect six in Chelmsford for Chris Waller Chris Waller has claimed another training feat with the first six horses across the line in the Group Two Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
Lankan Rupee goes down in McEwen Stakes Top sprinter Lankan Rupee has been narrowly beaten in his spring return by the Robbie Griffiths-trained Angelic Light in the McEwen Stakes.
Panzer Division stakes Golden Rose claim Trainer Paul Messara will let the celebrations die down before deciding whether Panzer Division joins stablemate Scissor Kick in the Golden Rose.
Teronado cements Melbourne spring plans Teronado is set to play a role in the Melbourne spring carnival after returning to winning form at Doomben.
Winx causes upset in Gr 2 Furious Stakes The Chris Waller-trained Winx has won the Furious Stakes with favourite Earthquake's return tempered by the wet Randwick track.
Caveka makes amends for McKenzie defeat Caveka didn't have any luck in the Mitchell McKenzie Stakes but he has hit back with a victory over 1500m Moonee Valley.
Early double to Winona Costin at Randwick Apprentice Winona Costin has backed up from her first stakes win to claim a race-to-race double with her only two rides at Randwick.
Rememba Howe scores first win since 2012 Seven-year-old Rememba Howe has claimed her first win in more than two years at Moonee Valley.
Blinkers spark Mulaqen into winning form Seven-year-old Mulaqen has responded to blinkers with a staying victory at Moonee Valley for leading jockey Glen Boss.
Gollan fears unfounded as Hi Son scores Apprentice Luke Tarrant has taken a run trainer Tony Gollan didn't want him to before guiding Hi Son to victory at Doomben.
Sea The Moon warms up for Arc in Germany Unbeaten colt Sea The Moon lines up in a Group One race at Baden-Baden in preparation for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Multilateral wins the 150k Wyong Gold Cup Multilateral has given trainer Chris Waller a record-breaking fourth win in the $150,000 Wyong Gold Cup beating Canny Ballad and stablemate Secessio.
David Payne says Criterion fits the bill Criterion will be out to cement his spring credentials in the Chelmsford Stakes in which he takes on an army from the Chris Waller stable.
Costin lands biggest win in Mona Lisa Winona Costin has confirmed she is a star on the rise among Sydney's apprentice jockeys with victory on Bouzy Rouge in the Mona Lisa Stakes at Wyong.
The Offer begins Cups campaign in Dato Tan Gai Waterhouse is looking to The Offer to emulate Fiorente and give her back-to-back wins in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Messara colt still in contention for Rose Paul Messara could have two Golden Rose runners if Panzer Division can add to his prize money at Randwick.
Gun Case in dress rehearsal for Sydney Lightly raced sprinter Gun Case can earn himself another Sydney trip if he continues on his winning run at Doomben.
Ryan rues scheduling changes for fillies The seven-day interstate gap between the Flight Stakes and Thousand Guineas is set to halt Peggy Jean's bid for both races.
Winks and Prince reunite at Valley James Winks reunites with Our Voodoo Prince in a 1600m race at Moonee Valley and the jockey believes he can continue his unbeaten run on the import.
Gollan stacks Doomben open sprint field Trainer Tony Gollan will have four runners - all resuming from a spell - in the main sprint race at Doomben.
Sole Power firms in Haydock Sprint Cup Sole Power is the well backed favourite for the Sprint Cup at Haydock while title holder Gordon Lord Byron has drifted after drawing wide.
Neil Werrett buys Kool Kompany Neil Werrett, a part-owner of Black Caviar, has paid $1.33 million for dual European Group Two winner Kool Kompany.
Doncaster Cup option for Mutual Regard Trainer Johnny Murtagh is likely to run Mutual Regard in the Doncaster Cup before the horse travels to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Star Rolling in line for more WFA success Star Rolling started the season with a WFA win and trainer Peter Morgan believes he can take more spring spoils in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Waller keeps faith with Wyong Cup trio Chris Waller will saddle up Secessio, Brigantin and Multilateral as he chases his fourth Wyong Gold Cup win.
Moonee Valley switch for Busuttin newcomer Trent Busuttin is realistic about Cauthen's first-up chances against Lankan Rupee but believes the talented galloper can make his mark later in the spring.
Racing NSW, ACC join forces on integrity The NSW racing industry and the Australian Crime Commission have agreed to work together to help protect the sport from criminal threats.
Meursault to miss vital Rose lead-up race Promising galloper Meursault is battling a hoof problem but trainer John O'Shea expects the three-year-old to contest the Golden Rose.
Hawkspur chasing back-to-back Chelmsfords Hawkspur will be trying to emulate one of Australia's best gallopers of the modern era when he contests the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
Wise words from old boss help Pride decide Joe Pride has carved a successful training career in his own right but he still calls on the lessons he learned under renowned horseman John Size.
Buffering, Spirit Of Boom vie for title Voting on the Queensland Horse of the Year is expected to be the closest for more than a decade with Buffering and Spirit Of Boom the main contenders.
Frustrated Hill keeps Teronado for Doomben Trainer Bruce Hill's plans to give Teronado a glimpse of genuine spring carnival action have been hampered because of Sydney's wet weather.
Stipes quiz Bowman over Canterbury ride Hugh Bowman has come under scrutiny from stewards at Canterbury over his ride on Snip Spur in the second race.
Eden to face RAD Board over TVN interview Racing Victoria stewards have issued a charge to trainer Shea Eden in relation to post-race comments made by the trainer after the Mildura Cup.
Luke Oliver excited by Zeletto's return Caulfield trainer Luke Oliver can't wait for the coming months with exciting prospect Zeletto, who confirmed spring plans with a convincing win at Sandown.
The Cleaner set to test Valley WFA rivals Steven Arnold rides The Cleaner for the first time in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes and expects him to give his rivals something to chase.
City win puts This Is Australia on the map Clarry Conners has outlined Group One plans for well-bred colt This Is Australia after he justified his boom with an all-the-way win on debut.
Waterhouse, Waller lead Wyong Cup charge Stayers trained by Gai Waterhouse and Chris Waller are poised to be in the thick of the action in the Wyong Gold Cup.
Corey Brown to ride Tiger Tees in Tramway Singapore-based jockey Corey Brown will make his first foray to Australia this spring when he rides Tiger Tees in the Tramway Stakes at Randwick.
Brad Stewart rides Sunshine Coast double Two horses at opposite spectrums of the betting market have given jockey Brad Stewart a double at the Sunshine Coast.
Platinum in weight-for-age Chelmsford test Chris Waller has numbers on his side in the Chelmsford Stakes but bookmakers don't think it will be enough to deliver him a victory.
Draw not expected to stop Lankan Rupee Lankan Rupee has been installed as a raging favourite to win the McEwen Stakes first-up despite drawing the outside gate in the field of nine.
NZ officials extend Walker betting probe Jockey David Walker now faces a second charge of betting on a race rival, this time for a ride in Waverley at the end of July.
Vintage Bon lands Sunshine Coast plunge Vintage Bon, with strong form around smart youngsters Looks Like The Cat and Aimee, has left bookmakers on the wrong side of the ledger at Caloundra.
Cup favs have real challenges: handicapper The Offer and La Amistad are still at the top of the Caulfield Cup market after the release of weights for the 2400-metre handicap.
Aimee on trial for Melbourne spring trip Three-year-old filly Aimee will return to racing at Doomben with a Melbourne spring campaign at the forefront of trainer Noel Doyle's plans.
Ruler Of The World on track for Arc Ruler Of The World is likely to make his comeback in France ahead of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe and the Breeders' Cup Turf.
Demuro to ride Sea The Moon in Germany Christian Demuro will ride Arc favourite Sea The Moon when he runs in the Grosser Preis Von Baden ahead of his trip to France.
Now or never for Diamond winner: Godolphin Trainer John O'Shea will have no alternative but to start Earthquake at Randwick if he wants to keep the star filly to a suitable spring timetable.
Brazen Beau to miss $1 million Golden Rose Trainer Chris Waller will send Brazen Beau to Melbourne, ruling the promising colt out of the Group One Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Melb Cup entries feature 31 internationals Melbourne Cup entries have closed with the 148 nominations including a horse owned by the Queen, two Japanese stayers and a crowd favourite.
Celebs step up for spring racing carnival Kyly Clarke, Jodi and Braith Anasta, Ricki-Lee Coulter and Rachael Finch are some of the ATC's celeb ambassadors for Sydney's spring racing carnival.
Price bullish ahead of Lankan Rupee return Trainer Mick Price was pleased with what he saw from Lankan Rupee in a Moonee Valley gallop and believes he is spot-on for a first-up run.
Cup favourite pleases birthday girl Gai The Gai Waterhouse-trained The Offer was among the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes hopefuls to have track gallop at Moonee Valley.
This Is Australia to make debut for Singo Clarry Conners is looking forward to the debut of the John Singleton-owned This Is Australia at Canterbury but admits he is also nervous.
Zeletto to press spring claims at Sandown Three-year-old Zeletto returns from a let-up at Sandown with trainer Luke Oliver confident it can be a stepping stone to better races.
Goulburn club to honour trainer Guy Walter Goulburn Race Club will honour late trainer Guy Walter with a plaque and a race bearing his name on Cup day.
Washington Heights to run in Ming Dynasty Washington Heights can add his name to Gerald Ryan's Golden Rose team if he performs as the trainer expects in the Ming Dynasty Quality.
Eloping to face Lankan Rupee in G2 sprint Three-year-old flly Eloping will make her spring return in the weight-for-age McEwen Stakes where her opposition will include star sprinter Lankan Rupee.
NSW horses head north to Doomben As Queensland's spring carnival hopefuls prepare to head south, Brisbane will be a happy hunting ground for NSW horses.
Oaks winners to clash at Randwick VRC Oaks winner Kirramosa and Australian Oaks winner Rising Romance will clash for the first time in the Tramway Stakes at Randwick.
Berry starts Melbourne campaign at Valley Tommy Berry is expected to feature prominently during the Melbourne spring carnival and will be out to start on a high note at Moonee Valley.
Star horses set to gallop at Moonee Valley Star sprinter Lankan Rupee and Melbourne Cup favourite The Offer are among the horses who will work at Moonee Valley ahead of Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes day.
Trainers support Wyong Gold Cup Leading Sydney trainers Chris Waller and Gai Waterhouse have multiple entries for the $150,000 Wyong Gold Cup.
Moment Of Change suffers muscle injury Moment Of Change has pulled up from his Memsie Stakes failure with a muscle tear over his hind quarters.
Gatewood sets up return to Australia A fighting second at Deauville has Gatweood primed for a return to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Fiorente begins career in breeding barn Fiorente, Dundeel and Zoustar head to the line-up of new stallions beginning careers in the breeding barn.
Queensland jockeys get pay rise Jockeys in Queensland will receive a 9.5 per cent superannuation contribution in addition to an increase in riding fees.
Chris Waller to have big team at Randwick Chris Waller will have a big team heading to the Chelmsford Stakes meeting at Randwick with Foreteller his only guaranteed runner at Moonee Valley.
Sistine Demon building up for shot at G1 Sistine Demon is being aimed at the Rupert Clarke Stakes second-up and will ramp up his spring preparations with a barrier trial at Cranbourne.
Gerald Ryan excited by Peggy Jean's return Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking forward to the three-year-old season of Group One winner Peggy Jean starting with the Furious Stakes.
Lankan Rupee to step out at Moonee Valley Lankan Rupee will round out his preparations for his highly anticipated spring return in the McEwen Stakes with a track gallop at Moonee Valley.
Brisbane Group Ones could be at Doomben Brisbane's major winter carnival races could be transferred to Doomben if renovation work at Eagle Farm is delayed.
Wise Dan wins comeback race at Saratoga Dual United States Horse of the Year Wise Dan had made a winning comeback from illness at Saratoga.
Hayes in Group One ambitions for Stipulate David Hayes is keen to target the Caulfield Cup with Stipulate who scored an impressive first-up win over 1700m at Caulfield.
Waterhouse trains one-two in Premier's Cup Gai Waterhouse has spring Group One targets for Greatwood and Bonfire atter the pair filled the quinella in the Premier's Cup at Rosehill.
Hallowed Crown stakes Golden Rose claims Hallowed Crown is the new favourite for the $1 million Golden Rose following his win in the lead-up, the Run To The Rose.
Dissident dominant in Memsie Stakes win Dissident has added a weight-for-age Group One win to his Guineas victory last season with a dominant first-up performance in the Memsie Stakes.
Gregers wins Cockram Stakes at Caulfield Quality sprinting mare Gregers has taken out the Group Three Cockram Stakes at Caulfield over A Time For Julia and Commanding Jewel.
Apprentices to the fore in Schweida double Apprentices Luke Tarrant and Bridget Grylls have earned high praise from Kelly Schweida after winning Doomben races for the trainer.
Chivalry impressive in McNeil Stakes win Glen Boss and Mark Kavanagh were full of praise for quality colt Chivalry who has tamped his Caulfield Guineas credentials with a McNeil Stakes win.
Rugged Cross leads in Waller first four Rugged Cross has led in a Chris Waller-trained first four in a 1500-metre race at Rosehill, beating Tougher Than Ever, Eigelstein and Lucky Chappy.
Courageous Flamberge makes winning return Peter Moody was full of praise for sprinter Flamberge after the honest gelding returned with a Group Three win at Caulfield carrying topweight.
First Saturday Sydney winner for Godolphin Sweynesse has given Sheikh Mohammed his first Sydney Saturday winner in the royal blue Godolphin colours.
Suavito powers home late to win first-up Talented mare Suavito has stormed home late after being held up in the straight to win first-up at Caulfield.
Kaizaen wins Caulfield race after protest The Robert Smerdon-trained Kaizaen has scored her first win but only after a successful protest by jockey Craig Williams at Caulfield.
Race to be named in Guy Walter's honour The Group Three Wiggle Stakes on Chipping Norton Stakes day will be renamed in honour of late trainer Guy Walter.
Dais puts Soldi Domani on Group One path Caulfield Guineas entry Soldi Domani has taken a positive step towards the Melbourne Group One race with his Doomben win.
Arc still the target for Taghrooda Trainer John Gosden says Taghrooda will remain on a path towards the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe despite her defeat at York.
Hawkes Racing stayers top Metrop market Stablemates La Amistad and Entirely Platinum are the early favourites for the Group One Metropolitan.
Gary Moore makes winning return to Aust Gary Moore has started his latest Australian training career with a winner as first-starter Shengli scored at Scone in the NSW Hunter Valley.
Cummings scraps Caulfield contingency plan The Anthony Cummings-trained Best Case, Scandiva and Spy Decoder have been scratched from Caulfield engagements and will stay in Sydney.
Waller in wait and see with Brazen Beau Chris Waller is unlikely to risk Brazen Beau in The Run To The Rose if the Golden Rose dress rehearsal is held on a heavy track.
Turnitup to turn it on at Doomben Trainer Lawrie Mayfield-Smith believes Turnitup owes him a favour and is looking to him to start repaying the debt at Doomben.
Kuro Back With A Bang Our exciting 3yo colt Kuro (Denman ex Distinctive Lass) scored impressively first up from a spell at Warwick Farm yesterday under trying conditions
Rodd chasing third-straight Memsie win Michael Rodd has won the Memsie Stakes the past two years and believes he's a genuine chance of making it three in a row when he partners Happy Trails.
Pike hopes Star's Brisbane form holds up Sacred Star should be well in contention for the group one Challenge Stakes in Hastings if he can run up to his form in Brisbane earlier this winter.
Epic to turn form around at Doomben Trainer kelly Schweida hopes a return to Epic's favourite track, Doomben, will herald a reverse of his last-start failure at Eagle Farm.
Dear Demi back better than ever: Conners Group One performer Dear Demi will begin her march towards the Caulfield Cup in the Group Three Cockram Stakes.
Filly favourite to upstage colts in McNeil Promising filly Novel Dancer is the new favourite for the McNeil Stakes against the colts and geldings after the scratching of Nostradamus.
Seismos could run in Irish St Leger Seismos could run in the Irish St Leger before travelling to Australia for the Melbourne Cup while Side Glance is a possible Cox Plate starter.
Zululand on trial for Golden Rose start The Group One Golden Rose in Sydney could form part of Zululand's spring campaign pending his performance in the McNeil Stakes at Caulfield.
Fast facts on the Memsie Stakes The Memsie Stakes is the first Group One race of the new season and will feature Happy Trails, Boban, Silent Achiever and Moment Of Change.
Jockey suspended over bets on rival horse The NZ Racing Integrity Unit has charged jockey David Walker with betting on another horse and recommended his licence be suspended.
Moment Of Change on song for Memsie Moment Of Change might not look right in the coat but his jockey Luke Nolen is certain the sprinter is in top form for the Memsie Stakes.
Messene, Royal Descent head Epsom betting Messene and Royal Descent have been installed as equal favourites in first betting markets on the Group One Epsom Handicap.
Long day can't faze top New Zealand mare Silent Achiever has settled into Melbourne after her marathon trip across the Tasman and trainer Roger James expects her to run well in the Memsie Stakes.
Fresh approach suits import He's Your Man Bookmakers fancy He's Your Man as the best of Chris Waller's five acceptors in the $100,000 Premier's Cup at Rosehill.
Oaks winner no certainty for Rosehill run Hesitant to run Kirramosa at Rosehill if the track remains heavy, trainer John Sargent will monitor the weather before committing to a start.
Vic mare Esprit's Choice chases wet track The chance to compete for city prize money on a wet track has prompted Victorian trainer Heath Conners to head to Sydney with Esprit's Choice.
Maher pair out to confirm spring claims Trainer Ciaron Maher is heading into the spring carnival with a promising team of horses, starting with Mr O'Ceirin and Marksmanship at Caulfield.
Crunch time looming for Godolphin stars Sydney's wet weather has played havoc with Godolphin's early-spring plans and trainer John O'Shea is hoping his luck can turn in the Run To The Rose.
Michael Cahill hungry to reclaim title Filly Dansolei shapes as jockey Michael Cahill's best chance to start his season on a winning note at Doomben.
Gollan's Trakstar to rebound at Doomben Tony Gollan is stepping up preparations for his Melbourne spring carnival team but his immediate focus is on Doomben.
Barry Hills duo named in morphine case The British Horseracing Authority has announced an inquiry into the circumstances of seven of eight horses to test positive to morphine.
Glen Boss buoyant about Chivalry's return Glen Boss believes Chivalry has the class to be a genuine Caulfield Guineas contender as the colt prepares for his spring return in the McNeil Stakes.
Copy gives Godolphin first Sydney win Copy has given trainer John O'Shea and Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin stable an overdue Sydney win with her victory in the mud at Warwick Farm.
Dunn out to make amends on Messene in G1 Dwayne Dunn is looking forward to reuniting with Messene in the Memsie Stakes, confident of a better result than the last time he rode the horse.
BlueBlood’s Runners on Fire Berlutti’s win in race 1 at Sandown on the 27th of August gave BlueBlood Thoroughbreds its 3rd winner from their last 4 runners after Lonnero and Black Revolver
Bush trip sparks Lily My Girl into form The Pat Duff-trained Lily My Girl has continued her good recent run of form with a midweek victory at Ipswich.
Kuro adds to Pride's early-season charge Kuro has continued trainer Joe Pride's blazing run of form, winning in rain-affected track conditions at Warwick Farm.
Waller commits Beau to Rosehill return Trainer Chris Waller says Brazen Beau cannot afford to miss a lead-up run to the Golden Rose and the three-year-old will return to racing at Rosehill.
Promising colt Divan wins at Sandown Well-bred colt Divan has started his campaign on a winning note at Sandown ahead of potential big-race targets in the spring.
Birchley undecided on plans for Country Liam Birchley will set Headwater Country another city test in Brisbane before deciding if the horse's form warrants an interstate trip.
Dansolei poised to end trainer's dry run Trainer Kelso Wood is putting his faith in well related filly Dansolei to give him his first metropolitan winner in four months.
Quality field of 11 for Memsie Stakes A field of 11 has been declared for the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield including multiple Group One winners Moment Of Change, Boban and Silent Achiever.
Prime Thoroughbred horses on good form Our good form has continued with Prime Shadow becoming our 5th individual winner since the start of August
Treve working well towards Arc defence French champion Treve is on target to defend her title in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe after an indifferent start to her season.
John Sadler fined $1000 for misconduct Racing Victoria stewards have fined trainer John Sadler $1000 on a misconduct charge after a confrontation with another trainer at Moonee Valley races.
Williams to ride Sertorius in Gr 1 Memsie Craig Williams will ride Sertorius in the Group One Memsie Stakes after Rebel Dane was ruled out and Sertorius' regular rider was suspended.
Cummings' 1400m option for Burning Passion The Anthony Cummings-trained Burning Passion will try to boost his hopes of earning a Golden Rose start by taking a softer Rosehill option.
Oliver hoping for Awesome result in McNeil Damien Oliver had the choice of several horses in the McNeil Stakes and has gone with Awesome Rock with a view to something bigger in the spring.
Vinery Stud Stallion Parade Vinery sires are firing on all fronts and the Stud’s red-hot roster was on show for broodmare owners over the weekend
Rock N Pop's Impressive First Foals are Here.. We are delighted to be able to now present this impressive trio of foals by the G1 winning son of Fastnet Rock
Moment Of Change ready for Memsie Stakes Caulfield specialist Moment Of Change is ready to try to add to his Group One tally in the Memsie Stakes for Peter Moody and Luke Nolen.
Lankan Rupee dominates Caulfield jump-out Star sprinter Lankan Rupee has continued his build up to his McEwen Stakes return with a jump-out win in the fog at Caulfield.
Well-bred Divan set to resume at Sandown The return of well-bred three-year-old colt Divan at Sandown in a midweek maiden is sure to create interest heading towards the Caulfield Guineas.
Warwick Farm test for Private Secretary The Greg Hickman-trained Private Secretary will face her biggest test on more than one front if she lines up at Warwick Farm.
No Rebel Dane but Memsie noms still strong The Group One Memsie Stakes has attracted a strong list of nominations but Rebel Dane is out with a stone bruise.
Cups hopeful Araldo to resume at Caulfield Imported stayer Araldo resumes from a lengthy lay-off from a back injury in the Listed Slickpix Stakes ahead of a tilt at the spring Cups.
Boban heads Epsom Handicap entries Leading trainers Chris Waller and Gai Waterhouse have strong entries for Sydney's upcoming spring features .
Moroney looks to Sydney with Jemerica Mike Moroney says Jemerica is likely to run at Rosehill as the trainer looks to take advantage of the recent wet weather in Sydney.
Scratch Me Lucky ready for spring return Group One placegetter Scratch Me Lucky will have conditions to suit when he resumes in the Run To The Rose at Rosehill.
Rebel Dancer to return to Brisbane A winner in Brisbane on Rebel Dancer, apprentice Priscilla Schmidt is adopting a flexible approach to travel to further her career.
Newitt hopes to claim first G1 of season Craig Newitt hopes to build on a good start to the season when he partners Sweet Idea in the first Australian Group One race of 2014/15 at Caulfield.
Protectionist books Melbourne Cup trip Melbourne Cup hopeful German horse Protectionist has won the Prix Kergolay, the same race used as Americain's lead-up four years ago.
French G1 winner for Starspangledbanner Sub-fertile stallion Starspangledbanner has produced his first Group One winner with The Wow Signal successful in the Prix Morny.
Harrison wins award and English trip Champion Queensland apprentice Tegan Harrison will spend time in England with trainer Ed Dunlop as part of the Ken Russell award.
Gordon Lord Byron second in Ireland Gordon Lord Byron has returned from injury to run a close second at the Curragh ahead of his attempt at back-to-back Sprint Cups at Haydock.
Slivovitz wins the Taree Cup Slivovitz has won the Taree Cup after trainer Newcastle trainer Kris Lees opted to take him north rather than run at Randwick a day earlier.
Lanieri continues family's winning ways Veteran Queensland owner-breeder Jack O'Hagan is enjoying success with the progeny of a mare who keeps producing winners.
The Offer building up for Melbourne Cup Melbourne Cup favourite The Offer is nearing his racetrack return as trainer Gai Waterhouse aims for back-to-back wins.
Ben Currie making his mark as a trainer The new season has started well for young Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie who has ambitions to make his mark on Brisbane racing.
Rebel Dane faces tough Memsie opposition A stronger than normal Memsie Stakes makes Rebel Dane's task a little tougher in the first Group One of the new season at Caulfield.
Cockram Stakes return for Commanding Jewel The Group Three Cockram Stakes at Caulfield is set to feature the comeback to racing of Group One winner Commanding Jewel.
Golden Rose hopes fading for Better Land A rough-house Up and Coming Stakes is a stumbling block to Better Land making the field for the $1 million Golden Rose.
Ebor Handicap produces Melbourne Cup hopes Mutual Regard and Van Percy have boosted their Melbourne Cup hopes by running one-two in the Ebor Handicap.
Joe Pride trains half the Randwick card Joe Pride has prepared four winners at Randwick, including two at Group level, to celebrate the first time he has trained half the card.
Iconic resumes with Carlyon Stakes victory Well-bred sprinter Iconic has resumed with a narrow victory in the Listed Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley.
My Sabeel relishes wet to Toy with rivals Kevin Moses never expected My Sabeel to win a Group race but the stars have aligned for the mare to do just that at Randwick.
Tiger Tees beats WFA stars at Randwick Tiger Tees has toyed with his rivals in a wet Warwick Stakes at Randwick, beating a class weight-for-age field in the Group Two race.
Stipes quiz trainers over Valley incident Stewards have adjourned an inquiry into an alleged incident between trainers John Sadler and Wayne Hawkes at Moonee Valley.
Rich Enuff dominant in McKenzie Stakes The Ken Keys-trained Rich Enuff has scored a dominant win in the Listed McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley and will be aimed towards the Caulfield Guineas.
Terravista kicks off prep with stakes win Terravista provided the first leg of a feature-race double for the Joe Pride stable which also won the Warwick Stakes with his half-brother Tiger Tees.
Bring Me The Maid wins Gr 2 Silver Shadow Bring Me The Maid has lifted Peter Moody's spirits with victory in the Silver Shadow Stakes shortly after Better Land lost his chance in his race.
Girl Guide impresses in Moonee Valley win David Hayes is convinced Girl Guide is on the verge of winning at stakes level after scoring a convincing first-up win at Moonee Valley.
Living On A Prayer makes most of Qld stint Living On A Prayer has saluted at metropolitan level for the first time with his win over Mr Favulous at Doomben.
Messara gets a Kick out of dramatic race Paul Messara's effort to produce the Up And Coming Stakes quinella was overshadowed by a wayward rival horse who set off a string of minor protests.
Trust In A Gust resumes with Valley win Honest galloper Trust In A Gust has resumed with a win at Moonee Valley to give premier trainer Darren Weir an early double.
Rock Sturdy earns Tramway Handicap start Joe Pride will test the Epsom Handicap credentials of Randwick winner Rock Sturdy in one of the major lead-up races to the Group One mile.
Afleet Espirt put on Thousand Guineas path A fast-finishing Moonee Valley win over 1200m has convinced trainer David Hayes to head towards the Thousand Guineas with Afleet Esprit.
Gun Case makes winning transition to city The Liam Birchley-trained Gun Case has stepped up from a bush maiden win to score with authority at Doomben
The Offer has pleasing hit-out at Randwick The Offer has had a solid work-out before racing at Randwick as he builds towards the beginning of his Melbourne Cup campaign.
Avdulla put on notice over Rosehill ride Brenton Avdulla has been put on notice after an inquiry into a ride Racing NSW stewards said was not competitive.
Pale Mimosa beats Estimate at York Dermot Weld has expressed concerns Pale Mimosa might not handle firm ground in the Melbourne Cup after she beat Estimate at York.
Atzeni and Murphy to ride for Qatar Racing Oisin Murphy has been appointed the No.2 jockey behind Andrea Atzeni in a reshuffle at Qatar Racing following Jamie Spencer's retirement.
Sole Power adds second Nunthorpe to record Sole Power has come through a gap late to win the Group One Nunthorpe Stakes, four years after he won his first.
Rain likely to claim Kembla Grange meeting The Kembla Grange meeting is in doubt after a week of rain in NSW which has made parts of the track unsuitable for racing.
Ignore wet failure for Terravista: Pride Trainer Joe Pride is counting on one of the best wet-track pedigrees in the studbook to help Terravista in the Show County Quality.
Shamal Wind ready to fly at Moonee Valley Shamal Wind is unbeaten first-up and trainer Robert Smerdon is confident the mare is in the right shape to try to keep that in tact at Moonee Valley.
Gollan hopes luck goes Hi Son's way Tony Gollan expects Hi Son to step up to the mark at Doomben and shed his "unlucky loser" tag.
Messene, Earthquake in doubt for Randwick A heavy track will almost certainly rule Warwick Stakes favourite Messene and Silver Shadow hot-pot Earthquake out of Randwick.
Samsili chasing hat-trick at Taree Samsili has the Taree Cup in his sights after missing a start in Brisbane due to a wash-out at Eagle Farm.
Zanbagh starts on Caulfield Cup path Talented stayer Zanbagh, formerly trained by the late Guy Walter, starts her spring campaign over 1500m as she heads towards the Caulfield Cup.
Tambo's Jewel to target Gun Case Trainer Stuart Kendrick will be looking to Tambo's Jewel to be close to the pace for her best chance to topple Gun Case at Doomben.
Tapestry upsets Taghrooda in Group One Coolmore's Tapestry has caused an upset in the Group One Yorkshire Oaks, beating the odds-on favourite Taghrooda.
Slade Power to miss Haydock Sprint Diamond Jubilee winner Slade Power is likely to head to Melbourne for the VRC Sprint without another start in England.
600 wins for Prime Thoroughbreds It was certainly a big day on Wednesday when The Deestructor won at Eagle Farm and Awasita won at Sandown. It was particularly significant as The Deestructor’s win was the 600th by a horse syndicated by me.
Jockey Jamie Spencer announces retirement Jockey Jamie Spencer has announced his retirement at the age of 34 and he will take up a position with Qatar Racing.
Racing mourns trainer Erwin Takacs Trainer Erwin Takacs has died, seven months after he is thought to have been struck in the head by a horse.
Valley return unclear for import St Jean Aaron Purcell is hoping second reserve St Jean can gain a start at Moonee Valley and begin a campaign aimed at the Cups.
Mr Chard wins as La Amistad impresses Mr Chard, a $6 chance, has held off Tougher Than Ever and Makybe Diva's three-quarter sister La Amistad to win the Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.
Our Voodoo Prince still on trial: Waller Our Voodoo Prince, one of the early fancies for the Caulfield Cup, is yet to convince Chris Waller he is a genuine contender for the spring features.
Harrison, Williams team up with Tudor Doug Harrison believes Tudor has the talent to be a contender in the McKenzie Stakes and has secured his nephew Craig Williams for the ride.
Harvey calls time on Nathan Tinkler debt Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm will be sold off, ending the former mining baron's often tempestuous relationship with Australian thoroughbred racing.
Traveston Girl stars at Brisbane trials Queensland filly Traveston Girl is set to campaign exclusively in Melbourne this spring where the Thousand Guineas is her ultimate goal.
Angelic Light set for Valley return Angelic Light returns from injury in the Carlyon Stakes, a race trainer Robbie Griffiths hopes to use as a stepping stone to the major sprints.
Trainer sets distance test for Darci Former Sydney horse Darci Be Good will face a distance test at Doomben as he looks to reignite his career in Brisbane.
McEvoy out to make Royal impression Kerrin McEvoy has a plum book of rides at the Warwick Stakes meeting headed by Royal Descent for Chris Waller in the feature race.
Falino on trial for Sydney trip at Doomben Darren Bell will consider an interstate trip for Falino if the horse can produce a repeat of his last-start performance at Doomben.
Gordon Lord Byron to return at the Curragh Trainer Tom Hogan has decided to keep Gordon Lord Byron at home in Ireland for his return from injury.
Australia wins Juddmonte for O'Briens Odds-on favourite Australia has added the Juddmonte International to English and Irish Derby victories.
Dwayne Dunn in winning treble at Sandown Dwayne Dunn has captured a winning treble at Sandown as the Group One-winning jockey prepares to ramp up his riding workload for the spring.
You Did What lands last race at Eagle Farm Almost 150 years of racing on the Eagle Farm course proper has ended with the Caloundra-trained You Did What winning the Farewell Handicap.
Carnival contenders unveiled at Canterbury Anthony Cummings and his trainer son James each produced winners at Canterbury capable of mixing it in better company during the spring carnival.
Zahra expects Villa Verde to fire fresh Mark Zahra is happy to get the chance on classy mare Villa Verde in the Carlyon Stakes and says the mare is spot on for her first-up assignment.
McGuren form a boost for Thompson stable John Thompson continues to expand his stable with The Deestructor making a winning debut for the trainer with Matt McGuren in the saddle.
Wet tracks threaten Hawkes Sydney plans Sydney's wet weather is causing a headache for the Hawkes stable with some of its biggest stars certain to be sent to Melbourne if there is more rain.
Glyn Schofield in Warwick Stakes switch Glyn Schofield will partner Tiger Tees for the first time in the Warwick Stakes after connections of Boban agreed to a release.
Samaready's half-sister wins at Sandown Samartested, a half-sister to Group One winner Samaready, has scored her first city win with a narrow victory in a midweek race at Sandown.
Class edge a help for Tear It Up at Farm Trainer Tony Gollan is hoping to convince the owner Tear It Up to postpone breeding plans for the mare after her Eagle Farm midweek win.
Rowley Mile distance perfect for Mr Chard Trainer Tony McEvoy says the timing is right for Mr Chard to score a breakthrough win out of his NSW satellite stable in the Rowley Mile.
Knee fractures put end to Tres Blue spring Gai Waterhouse's spring Cups team has been hit by an injury to former French stayer Tres Blue, a German Derby placegetter in 2013.
Apprentice to ride Guineas, Plate hopeful Rikki Jamieson has returned from suspension in time to ride Lucky Tom in the three-year-old's comeback race at Doomben.
Exciting Queensland Prize Money Increases Recent announcements have spelled out a promising future for racing and breeding in Queensland with significant upgrades to both base prize money and also to the lucrative QTIS bonus scheme. The upgrades have been announced by Racing Queensland and the Thoroughbred Breeders Queensland Association which are shown as below:
Avenir Certain earns a start in the Arc Star French filly Avenir Certain will have her next start in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe after extending her unbeaten record at Deauville.
Jockey Joe Bowditch sidelined after fall Jockey Joe Bowditch has broken his leg in a trackwork mishap at Morphettville only days after claiming a stakes win at Caulfield.
Destiny's Kiss favourite for Rowley Mile The Joe Pride-trained Destiny's Kiss has been installed as favourite to win the Listed Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury.
Eloping could resume in G2 Furious Stakes The Furious Stakes in Sydney is one of the first-up options for three-year-old Eloping who won a barrier trial at Cranbourne ahead of her spring return.
Rain puts dampener on Warwick Stakes card Further rain forecast for Sydney has the Australian Turf Club resigned to the Warwick Stakes meeting being run on a heavy track.
Kencella ready for Carlyon Stakes return The Chris Waller-trained Kencella is ready for his first-up assignment in the Carlyon Stakes after pleasing in a solo gallop at Moonee Valley.
Stitch Me Up on trial for spring missions Trainer Shane Nichols will get a better guide on the spring potential of three-year-old Stitch Me Up after the gelding runs again at Sandown.
Sultry Feeling poised for midweek return Two-time Group One winner Norzita is missing from Leilani Lodge's spring team but James Cummings is counting on Sultry Feeling to step up to the plate.
Syndicator fined $20k for improper conduct Stewards have fined syndicators Dean and Adam Watt over the creation of websites in the name of top trainer Chris Waller and a rival syndication firm.
Lankan Rupee team happy with barrier trial Star sprinter Lankan Rupee has made his first public appearance of the season, pleasing connections with his second placing in a Cranbourne barrier trial.
Aidan O'Brien cautious about Australia Trainer Aidan O'Brien is cautious about the fitness of Australia ahead of his Juddmonte bid against older horses.
Dunaden to stand at English stud Melbourne and Caulfield Cup winner Dunaden has a new home at Overbury Stud in England after being retired with injury.
McEvoy keen to test Affirmation Trainer Tony McEvoy is hoping wet weather does not thwart the preparations of Affirmation ahead of the Up And Coming Stakes.
Trainer Wellbeing Program announced Racing Victoria and the Australian Trainers' association have announced a Trainer Wellbeing Program to support industry participants.
Wet weather interrupts trial program Gerald Ryan is a little concerned over the cancellation of barrier trials due the wet weather but confident about Oakfield Commands in the Show County.
Stewards fail to sustain Callaughan charge Conduct charges against trainer Ken Callaughan have been dropped with stewards saying they could not be sustained.
Iconic pleasing McEvoy ahead of Carlyon Talented sprinter Iconic will be chasing a first stakes win when he resumes in the Listed Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Craig Williams to partner Shamal Wind The Robert Smerdon-trained Shamal Wind will have a gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of her season return at the track in the Listed Carlyon Stakes.
Rain arrives to boost Tiger Tees chances A wet track at Randwick for the Warwick Stakes meeting is just what trainer Joe Pride wants for Tiger Tees in the Group Two feature.
Merion starts on Guineas path at Valley The Caulfield Guineas is the spring aim for unbeaten Merion who kicks off his three-year-old season in the Mitchell McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Queensland prize money increases announced Racing Queensland has announced major prize money increases for all three codes including a major boost for Saturday metropolitan thoroughbred races.
Matt McGuren making the most of Brisbane Apprentice Matt McGuren is looking to establish himself as a metropolitan rider in Brisbane, joining forces with trainer Bruce Hill.
BlueBlood Thoroughbreds Saturday Double It turned out to be a winning day for BlueBlood Thoroughbreds’ team, where they saddled up two runners yesterday and came away with a perfect record of two winners.
Kingman reigns supreme at Deauville Kingman has claimed his fourth Group One victory this season, dispelling concerns he would not handle the soft ground at Deauville.
Oliver the big winner at Victorian awards Damien Oliver has capped his comeback with his seventh Scobie Breasley medal and his Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente is the Victorian champion.
Brisbane prize money increases imminent Queensland officials are set to announce significant prize money increases to boost all three racing codes.
Internationals ramp up Melbourne campaigns Seismos has won in England and Dandino has run a solid second in America to enhance their Melbourne spring carnival prospects.
Rain to decide Warwick Stakes for Boban Chris Waller may be forced to send Boban to Melbourne for the Memsie if rain in Sydney rules him out of the Warwick Stakes.
Bruce Hill upbeat about Teronado Trainer Bruce Hill is unconcerned by the delay to Teronado's campaign due to the wash-out at Eagle Farm.
Better Land could run in Up And Coming Peter Moody is favouring running Better Land in the Up And Coming Stakes over 1300m instead of waiting another week for the Run To The Rose.
Wayne Wilson to be honoured with race Popular Brisbane race caller Wayne Wilson, who died earlier this year, will be honoured with a race named after him on Stradbroke day.
Payne aims high with Criterion and Terrubi Trainer David Payne has the Cox Plate in his sights for Criterion and the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups for European import Terrubi.
Revised path for El Roca yet to be decided El Roca is over the temperature spike which ruled him out of the Regal Roller Stakes but trainer Trent Busuttin is yet to lock in another first-up target.
Precedence to start bid for third Cup Co-trainer James Cummings says nine-year-old Precedence is on track early in his campaign aimed at a third Moonee Valley Gold Cup win.
Stewards throw the book at Schofield Chad Schofield says he will lodge an appeal after being suspended for one month after two careless riding charges from the same race at Caulfield.
Star Rolling wins the PB Lawrence Stakes Star Rolling has returned with a narrow win in the weight-for-age PB Lawrence Stakes, defeating the fast-finishing import Spillway at Caulfield.
Kennewell ends difficult week on a high Get The Nod's Vain Stakes win has provided trainer Lloyd Kennewell's family with a welcome reason to celebrate after a tough week.
Entirely Platinum is a gilt-edged winner Entirely Platinum has taken the next step towards the Caulfield Cup with victory at Rosehill at his first start for the season.
Sabatini springs Quezette Stakes surprise The Lee and Shannon Hope-trained Sabatini has made a successful leap to stakes company with victory in the Quezette Stakes at her third start.
Future looks bright for 3YO Nostradamus Nostradamus has broken his stakes duck with a decisive performance in the Group Three San Domenico Stakes at Rosehill.
Hard Stride claims Moment Of Change scalp Hard Stride has defeated triple Group One winner Moment Of Change in the Regal Roller Stakes at Caulfield.
Sale rethink possible for Caulfield winner Plans to sell the Peter Moody-trained sprinter Infinite Energy could be scrapped after his narrow Caulfield win.
Unsound Good Value back in winning form Eight-year-old Good Value has scored first win since 2012 with a convincing third-up performance at Caulfield after a long injury absence.
Early treble for Chris Waller and Inghams Chris Waller has started the Rosehill meeting with a race-to-race treble for Bob Ingham and his family.
Farm abandonment confirms wisdom of revamp The Brisbane race meeting at Eagle Farm has been abandoned, less than a week before the famous track is due to be closed for a $22 million facelift.
Spirit Of Heaven makes it three in a row The Peter Moody-trained Spirit Of Heaven has continued her rise through the grades at Caulfield with a third straight win.
Wallace, Munce reunite for Shapin Lady win A once almost unstoppable Briabane trainer and jockey combination have teamed up for the first time since the 1990s with Shapin Lady's Eagle Farm win.
Dandino primed for St Leger defence Dandino is primed for his defence of the American St Leger ahead of a return to Australia for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Ground concerns for Kingman in France John Gosden will make a late decision whether Kingman runs in the Prix Jacques le Marois with the trainer concerned about a possible soft track.
Brad Rawiller excited about Lune's return Jockey Brad Rawiller has been impressed with Puissance De Lune's build-up to his race return and is optimisitic about the spring ahead.
Kincaple trainer in open-minded approach Trainer Mark Webb has compiled multiple spring programs for Kincaple, depending on how he performs in the Group Two PB Lawrence Stakes.
DÉJÀ VU FOR BLUEBLOOD DUO Both Black Revolver and Lonnero are having a mirror image moment to their last start on the 2nd of August where they raced at Rosehill and Kembla Grange, respectively.
Blueblood Thoroughbred Open Day This will be Blueblood Thoroughbred’s second Open Day at Gerald Ryan’s racing stables in Rosehill Racecourse (Unwin Street, Rosehill, Nsw) commencing at 11am
Racing Victoria to trial punters' rebate Racing Victoria will refund a percentage of turnover generated by big punters as part of a six-month trial in a bid to reduce the loss of revenue.
London Lolly sweet for G3 Quezette: Dunn Dwayne Dunn says his Quezette Stakes mount London Lolly is a genuine threat with formlines tied to a Golden Slipper placegetter and a Group One winner.
First Aus-bred foals for Harbour Watch The unbeaten son of sires-of-sires Acclamation recently landed back on Australian soil in preparation for his second season.
Jemerica chasing black type at Caulfield Two Caulfield options were considered for Jemerica before it was decided to give the last start winner her chance in the Listed Regal Roller Stakes.
Trio to build on Cummings stable momentum Anthony Cummings has made a flying start to the new racing season with the promise of more to come during the San Domenico Stakes meeting at Rosehill.
Dundeel wins NZ Horse of the Year award Underwood Stakes and Queen Elizabeth Stakes victories have clinched the New Zealand Horse of the Year title for Dundeel.
San Domenico a spring stepping stone Trainer Gerald Ryan has loftier goals in sight for Ygritte and Washington Heights but believes both can make their presence felt in the San Domenico.
Sydneysider Burbero in lightning Qld visit Recent Randwick winner Burbero will be out to continue his smart form for trainer Bjorn Baker when he ventures to Eagle Farm.
Bloomingdale chasing another Caulfield win Bloomingdale Miss was almost a good thing beaten last time out but jockey Daniel Moor says he has learned from the experience.
Apprentice earns call-up for Top Tone bid Promising galloper Top Tone will figure in a rider switch at Eagle Farm with leading apprentice Luke Tarrant taking over from Larry Cassidy.
Verrazano retired to stud with injury Injury has ended the career of Verrazano who will return to the United States from Ireland to stand at Coolmore's Ashford Stud.
Zululand starts run towards Gr 1 Guineas Trainer David Hayes has two stakes-winning colts resuming in the Vain Stakes including the stable's top Caulfield Guineas seed Zululand.
Bowman bracing for big spring carnival Reinvigorated after riding in Hong Kong, Hugh Bowman will head to Caulfield for three mounts including Foreteller in the feature race.
The Championships secures funding for 2015 Sydney racing will again host The Championships in 2015 after the NSW government pledged $10 million towards the showpiece carnival.
John Thompson to buck Bart's theory Going against the advice of Bart Cummings, John Thompson is backing his instinct with talented stayer Tremec.
Bonfire to light up Gai's San Domenico day Gai Waterhouse will have two runners in the feature race at Rosehill but their presence could be upstaged by imported stablemate Bonfire.
Race fitness key to Gig's chances: Duric Jockey Vlad Duric believes the race fitness of Gig and the distance of the PB Lawrence Stakes gives the mare her chance at a first Group race win.
Sunset Rock primed for G3 Quezette Stakes Sunset Rock rolled a subsequent Group One winner last time out and will be out to keep her winning run going in the Group Three Quezette Stakes.
Speed merchant Gojo Mimo set for city test Trainer Brad Herne expects to be given a genuine guide to the future of Gojo Mimo when the natural speedster returns to metropolitan racing at Eagle Farm.
Owner hits out at Queensland handicapping The Queensland handicapping system has come under fire from a prominent owner as his horse prepares for his first test in open company.
Fitness a key for Flemington stablemates Trainer Simon Zahra says a weight advantage and a clear fitness edge give his two runners a chance to claim the Group Three Regal Roller Stakes.
Gordon Lord Byron pencilled in for York Gordon Lord Byron, a Group One winner in Australia, is scheduled to make his return to the track in the City Of York Stakes.
New Group One sprint for Royal Ascot There will be a new Group One sprint for three-year-olds at Royal Ascot as the European Pattern Committee moves to address a gap in the program.
Owners association errs with 2YO honours A mistake by the NSW Racehorse Owners Association has prompted it to declare two fillies as joint winners of a prestigious award.
Damian Browne suspended for eight meetings Leading jockey Damiane Brown has been suspended for causing interference in a race at Doomben.
G3 Vain Stakes test for Reigning Meteor Matthew Williams has a good opinion of Reigning Meteor and is keen to see how the colt measures in his first black-type test in the Vain Stakes.
Improved performance from Kensington track The Kensington circuit isn't racing at its optimum but officials and jockeys agree it is showing signs of improvement.
Punters out in force for Doomben midweek The biggest crowd since racing fans farewelled popular galloper Gunsynd has turned up at Doomben.
First Sydney winner for China Horse Club John Thompson has won his first Sydney race for the China Horse Club with First Seal, a filly he hopes can measure up to Group One company.
Happier Let's Make Adeal starts Cup bid Let's Make Adeal struggled in Sydney but trainer Nigel Blackiston says she is ready to start her Melbourne Cup campaign with a solid first-up showing.
Paine injured in New Caledonia race fall Jockey Neil Paine has fractures in his hands and a broken vertebra in his back after a race fall in New Caledonia.
Morgan looking forward to spring with Star Peter Morgan is looking forward to the return of Star Rolling in the PB Lawrence Stakes and is hoping the gelding can make his mark this spring.
Royal Snitzel has the class: Smith Smart filly Royal Snitzel will be out to justify jockey Dale Smith's high opinion of her in the Group Three Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
San Domenico losing its lustre: Ryan Gerald Ryan will saddle up two runners in the San Domenico Stakes but wonders whether the race holds the importance it once did.
Teronado return focus of Hill's attention Bruce Hill, who has trained a winner at Doomben, will welcome back smart galloper Teronado for a spring campaign.
Saluter could be a cut above: Heathcote Robert Heathcote is happy with Saluter's run of form but the trainer says the horse might go to another level after an appointment with the vet's scalpel
Australia's Best Value, Proven Sire Dane Shadow has kicked off the 2014/15 racing season in good fashion, following on from a 2013/14 season that saw him finish as one of the Leading Sires of 2YOs in Australia.
Bush trainer fined over lack of vet care The Racing Appeals Board has fined trainer Paul Preusker for failing to proivde veterinary care for one of his horses.
Zanbagh to start spring at Moonee Valley Dual Oaks placegetter Zanbagh will start her bid for Caulfield Cup start under handicap conditions at Moonee Valley.
NZ 4YO El Roca to miss Regal Roller Stakes Top New Zealand four-year-old El Roca will have the start of his spring delayed because of an elevated temperature.
Mossfun missing but Nostradamus to step up Hawkes Racing has lost Mossfun for the early part of the spring and the stable is counting on San Domenico Stakes entry Nostradamus to fill a void.
Trial win has Lucky Tom poised to return Queensland three-year-old Lucky Tom has posted a regulation barrier trial win in preparation for his return to racing.
Poetic Debate chasing consolation victory Country mare Poetic Debate will line up as one of the better chances at Randwick with a lot less at stake than during her previous Sydney visit.
Kennewell in wait-and-see for Thiamandi Adelaide trainer Lloyd Kennewell will wait until close to acceptance time before deciding which Caulfield feature Thiamandi will contest.
An Air Of Mystique to appear at Bendigo Desert War's half-sister Air Of Mystique will debut for new trainers Bart and James Cummings at Bendigo.
Cauthen to join Busuttin team in Melbourne New Zealand galloper Cauthen will have a new trainer when he joins Trent Busuttin's team in Melbourne for the spring.
Thumbs up for Tapeta at Wolverhampton Jockeys have given the new Tapeta surface at Wolverhampton the tick of approval after racing on it for the first time in Britain.
Eighth morphine positive revealed An eighth British horse has tested positive to morphine with authorities believing contaminated feed is the probable source of the previous seven cases.
Cox Plate markets revised The retirement of Carlton House has caused a reshuffle of markets for the Cox Plate with Sacred Falls, Mukhadram and Silent Achiever $13 equal favourites.
Craig Williams back for Caulfield meeting Craig Williams will return to Melbourne racing on P B Lawrence Stakes Day at Caulfield having spent the past few months riding abroard.
Clarry Conners rapt with Dear Demi trial A barrier trial win at Hawkesbury has set the scene for Dear Demi's return in the Toy Show Quality on her way to the Caulfield Cup.
El Roca ready for Regal Roller return Classy New Zealand galloper El Roca begins his Melbourne spring campaign in the Regal Roller Stakes at Caulfield ahead of Group One targets.
Earthquake heads Thousand Guineas market Earthquake heads the betting in the stellar line-up of fillies high in the market for the Group One Thousand Guineas.
Waller to lay down the Law at Rosehill Stakes winning colt Law will have his first start for the Chris Waller stable in the Group Three San Domenico at Rosehill.
Puissance De Lune returns at Caulfield Puissance De Lune resumes in the PB Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield for his first start since last spring and has the Makybe Diva Stakes as his main target.
Better Than Ready not ready for spring Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida has been dealt a blow with quality sprinter Better Than Ready to miss the spring.
Melbourne on radar for NZ horse Cauthen Talented galloper Cauthen is a few weeks off a scheduled race return in New Zealand before a possible return to Melbourne.
Dick Whittington wins the Phoenix Stakes The Aidan O'Brien-trained Dick Whittington has won the Group One Phoenix Stakes at the Curragh.
Carlton House retired to Darley Stud Carlton House has run his last race and will stand alongside his sire Street Cry at Darley Stud in Australia this spring.
Gatewood wins Group Three race in France Gatewood could make a return trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup after winning the Group Three Prix de Reux in France.
Affirmation a Golden Rose prospect Trainer Tony McEvoy has the Golden Rose in mind for talented three-year-old Affirmation who is preparing at his Hawkesbury base.
Winners keep coming for Liam Birchley The loss of some of his promising horses to Hong Kong has not slowed Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley's momentum.
No big spring plans for Tiger Tees Trainer Joe Pride is prepared to pull the pin on the rest of Tiger Tees' campaign if the tracks remain firm.
Pinstripe Lane building to a spring return Troy Corstens is not sure if Queensland Derby runner-up Pinstripe Lane is up to the major Cups but says there are other winnable spring targets.
Ryan has strong team of three-year-olds Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to his teams of juveniles from last season to step up early in their three-year-old campaigns.
Michael Cahill to take a short break Leading Brisbane jockey Michael Cahill will take a short break to recharge his batteries after a long season.
Price to have strong hand in Vain Stakes Mick Price will have three colts in the Vain Stakes while unbeaten filly Royal Snitzel will get her chance in the Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
Peslier guides Europe to Cup glory Craig Williams has ridden a winner in the Shergar Cup at Ascot but Europe has held on to win the teams event.
Zevada scores for Noonans at Flemington Trainer Tony Noonan and his jockey son Jake have combined with comeback galloper Zevada to win at Flemington.
Michelle Payne banned for 14 race meetings Jockey Michelle Payne will miss 14 meetings after pleading guilty to careless riding on Raposo at Flemington.
Tiger Tees too tough in Aurie's Star Hcp Sydney sprinter Tiger Tees proved trainer Joe Pride right when he claimed the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington.
Waterhouse, Berry to the fore in Missile The Gai Waterhouse-trained Sweet Idea has taken the first major Sydney race of the new season, leading all the way to win the Group Two Missile Stakes.
Eagle Farm closure a big blow for Ferment Ferment has scored what might be a timely Eagle Farm win with Brisbane's best-known racetrack to close for renovations.
Smith masters Flemington win with homebred Benalla horseman Peter Smith not only trains Play Master but also bred and stands the sire of the Flemington winner.
Scissor Kick cuts up his Rosebud rivals Emerging colt Scissor Kick has dented some reputations with his win in the Listed Rosebud to set up a Group One campaign.
Fontein Ruby beats the boys at Flemington A second-straight city win for Fontein Ruby has earned the three-year-old a shot at better quality races for fillies in the spring.
Country mare Bouzy Rouge beats city horses The decision to bypass the Coffs Harbour Cup with Bouzy Rouge has paid dividends at Randwick with the mare claiming a 1600-metre win.
Regan Bayliss building momentum in town Regan Bayliss has scored his second Flemington win from as many rides at the track with victory on Kenjorwood for his boss Peter Moody.
Bell's luck improves with Falino comeback The 2011 BTC Classic winner Falino has returned to winning form, beating the favourite Mr Favulous at Eagle Farm.
Tommy Berry wins on Saigon Tea at Randwick Tommy Berry has won aboard Saigon Tea at Randwick, wearing the colours of Geoff and Mary Grimish sported so often by his late twin brother Nathan.
Flemington win launches Stokes spring raid Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes will look for Melbourne spring assignments for Couldn't Agreemore after a first-up win at Flemington.
Head aiming for seventh Gheest win French trainer Freddy Head is looking for his seventh win in the Group One Prix Maurice de Gheest since 2006.
Mount Athos out of Melbourne Cup Last year's Melbourne Cup third placegetter Mount Athos has succumbed to a season-ending suspensory injury.
Katelyn Mallyon aims for first stakes win Melbourne's leading apprentice Katelyn Mallyon is hoping to land her first stakes victory when she partners Zamorar in the Aurie's Star Handicap.
Payne out to learn more about 3YO Raposo Promising three-year-old Raposo could take a step towards the Caulfield Guineas with a win at Flemington.
Syndicators guilty of improper conduct Dynamic Syndications head Dean Watt and his son Adam, an employee, have been found guilty of registering misleading website domain names.
First Aussie foal for Cup winner Americain Melbourne Cup winner Americain's association with Australian racing continues to strengthen with his first southern hemisphere foal hitting the ground.
Doubt drops in weight despite win The Jason Petch-trained Free Of Doubt will drop in weight in his attempt to claim successive wins at Flemington.
Top Adelaide pair to combine at Flemington The lethal Adelaide combination of jockey Dominic Tourneur and trainer Phillip Stokes head to Flemington with two strong chances.
Luckless Hi Son on trial as stayer: Gollan Hi Son remains a work in progress for trainer Tony Gollan who has doubts on the staying bona fides of the galloper.
Rebel Dane ready to put bite on WFA rivals Gary Portelli has found out just how hungry the talented sprinter Rebel Dane is for success in the Missile Stakes at Randwick.
Mr Chard continues comeback at Flemington Mr Chard has had his injury issues but Tony McEvoy believes his new stable aquisition still has the quality to make his presence felt in stake company.
Colts need to lift starting with Rosebud Peter Moody says the males need to improve sharply on their juvenile form to bridge a gap on the dominant fillies brigade as three-year-olds.
Berry to start spring carnival on a high Tommy Berry will be out to lay down a marker for the spring when he rides Sweet Idea and Nayeli in feature races at Randwick
Hong Kong's Leung to make Randwick debut Hong Kong jockey Derek Leung will add an international flavour to the first stakes meeting of the new season at Randwick.
Plunge horse ready for step up in class Upstart Pride, the three-year-old who landed a betting move on debut, will make a much-anticipated jump in class to race at Eagle Farm.
Rumeron our first runner for the new season wins! I headed to the Hunter Valley on Friday and spent the day inspecting our horses at Ellalong Farm as well as visiting Yarraman, Edinglassie and Patinack Farms.
Boban NSW Horse of the Year Triple Group One winner Boban has been named the NSW champion racehorse for the past season.
Thompson stars again, this time at Coffs Jockey Robert Thompson and trainer Ross Stitt have combined to win the Coffs Harbour Cup with Southern Shimmer.
Australia headlines $2.37m Champion Stakes Europe's biggest thoroughbred names, including Australia and two-time winner Cirrus Des Aigles, have been entered for the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Coram out to confirm Golden Rose ambitions Trainer Troy Corstens is hoping Coram can stamp himself as a Group One Golden Rose hope when the gelding runs over 1400m at Flemington.
Lloyd seeking Bold stakes return in Sydney Well-travelled jockey Jeff Lloyd has put a tough period behind him and set his sights on returning to the feature-race winner's circle in Sydney.
Fast rise in mobile betting boosts Tabcorp Gambling giant Tabcorp says its core wagering business has been boosted by a strong rise in betting from mobile devices.
Messene set to launch Hawkes Racing spring Hawkes Racing is assembling a formidable team of horses for the spring with the first of them, Messene, to step out in the Missile Stakes at Randwick.
Grass switch a challenge for Cross Of Gold Resurgent galloper Cross Of Gold will be out to take his impressive Geelong form to Flemington.
Caulfield Cup a target for Text'n Hurley The Aurie's Star Handicap will launch the spring campaign of Group Two winner Text'n Hurley, with connections hoping she can be a Caulfield Cup contender.
In-demand Schmidt to consider metro return Apprentice Priscilla Schmidt has a perfect opportunity to showcase her talent in the metropolitan arena when she rides Rebel Dancer at Eagle Farm.
Track condition crucial to Adebisi start Trainer Desleigh Forster has threatened to scratch Adebisi if she rates the Eagle Farm track too hard for the top sprinter.
Lynch free to ride in Britain Fergal Lynch has been given a licence to ride in Britain for one year under review after being banned for stopping a horse and giving inside information.
Ocean Park's First Foal Arrives As the breeder of the 5-time G1 winning Cox Plate champion Ocean Park, it was fitting that the exciting young sire's first foal should be born at Trelawney Stud
Eurell's Gem ready for maiden city victory Paddy's Gem beat a high-profile filly in Belle Couture on debut but will chase her maiden city win at Flemington.
Echo Gal defies Canterbury betting drift Echo Gal showed a glimpse of the form which had her highly rated as a two-year-old, resuming with a gallant win at Canterbury.
Chad Schofield in timely return to racing Chad Schofield made a low-key return to race riding from a neck injury at Sandown and is looking forward to what he hopes will be a successful spring.
Stitch Me Up shows raw talent in city win The Sandown Guineas could be a spring target for three-year-old Stitch Me Up who scored his first win at his second start at Sandown.
Godolphin off the mark with Melbourne win Three-year-old Orujo stamped Godolphin's arrival in Melbourne with his strong Sandown success carrying the famous royal blue silks.
Two young horses emerge as headline acts A pair of untapped three-year-olds from two of Sydney's leading stables have underlined their carnival potential at Canterbury.
Pienkna lives up to early 2YO potential Trainer Tony Gollan has revealed how he sacrificed Pienkna's two-year-old career to let her reach her full potential.
Boban spearheads Waller's Missile attack Three-time Group one hero Boban, Doncaster placegetter Weary and Derby winner Hawkspur will be Chris Waller's Missile Stakes runners.
Eagle out for new heights in Aurie's Star Consistent mare Sino Eagle will chase her first stakes win in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap at Flemington.
Buon Auspicio enhances Brisbane reputation Former Sydney mare Buon Auspicio has bypassed several grades of racing to score a midweek win at Eagle Farm.
Darci Be Good poised for Queensland debut Former NSW galloper Darci Be Good will have his first start for a new trainer in a 1600-metre race at Eagle Farm.
Chapple-Hyam sadness at Triano loss Trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam has remembered Rodrigo De Triano as an exception horse following the death of the 25-year-old in Japan.
Treve pleases in turf work-out Trainer Criquette Head-Maarek says stable star Treve has rececovered well from muscle soreness and is on track to defend the Arc.
Berry keen to add Melbourne spring glory Tommy Berry ridden Group One winners at home and abroad but is keen to add a major win in Melbourne.
Strong international entries for spring The Cox Plate and Caulfield Cup have received a record number of international nominations along with a strong local entry.
Equiano colt in control at Glorious Goodwood Equiano punched home another winner at Pontefrect on Sunday.
Craig Williams answers SOS for Shergar Cup Leading Australian rider Craig Williams will take part in the Shergar Cup, riding for the Rest of the World team in the jockeys' challenge.
Cornerstone Stud Open Day The Cornerstone Stud annual Open Day will be on held on Sunday, August 31st.
Randwick complaints on wrong track: ATC Trainers will have to bide their time before their carnival horses are given access to the best Randwick grass tracks for training, racing officials say.
Tiger Tees to skip Missile for Melb: Pride Galaxy winner Tiger Tees is likely to kick-off his spring campaign in Melbourne instead of the Missile Stakes at Randwick.
Shanghai Warrior likely to run over 1400m Pat Hyland is likely to run Shanghai Warrior over 1400m at Flemington instead of the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap over 1200m.
Mott chasing first jumps win at Sandown Jamie Mott is hoping to notch his first winner over the jumps at Sandown with a view to making more of an impact in 12 months.
Samarmeteors in first start for Webster Samarmeteors, a half-sister to Group One winner Samaready, will be out to extend her racetrack career under new trainer Pat Webster.
Preis von Baden next for Sea The Moon Dominant German Derby winner Sea The Moon will have his lead-up to the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Baden Baden.
Bittar to leave top British racing job Australian Paul Bittar will not extend his contract with the British Horseracing Authority beyond his three-year term as chief executive.
Two of the best MOSSMAN and Testa Rossa have capped a stellar year by claiming first and second position on the Leading 2YO Sire's final standings.
Saturday Sorcerer wins the Darwin Cup Saturday Sorcerer has won the $200,000 Darwin Cup for Adelaide trainer Stuart Gower and Northern Territory jockey Paul Denton.
Cups contender joins Smerdon camp Caulfield trainer Robert Smerdon has the task of preparing a New Zealand Group One winner for the Cups before she heads to the breeding barn.
Pateman to take on US jumps stars Australia's champion jumps jockey Steven Pateman will travel to the US next week to ride in steeplechases at Saratoga.
Possible Melbourne debut for Snowdens Sydney training partners Peter and Paul Snowden could have their first Melbourne starter if they run I've Got The Looks in the Aurie's Star Handicap.
Bold Circle may be saved for San Domenico A decision whether up and coming colt Bold Circle runs in the Rosebud will be delayed until he has another fast gallop.
Crackerjack nearly ready to return Import Crackerjack King is less than a fortnight from racing for the first time in two years for trainers David Hayes and Tom Dabernig.
Kirramosa primed for Missile return Trainer John Sargent expects Kirramosa to be hitting the line hard in the Missile Stakes as she kicks off a campaign aimed at the spring feature Cups.
Buffering and Boom to fight out title Buffering and Spirit Of Boom are the overwhelming favourites for the Queensland Horse of the Year title.
Apprentice in hospital after car crash Apprentice jockey Jack Martin remains in a Melbourne hospital with head injuries after a single car accident with positive signs for his recovery.
Gask mapping plan for Medicean Man Former Adelaide trainer Jeremy Gask says his stable star Medicean Man is unlikely to race again until the northern hemisphere winter.
Chris Waller a special guest at Coffs Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller will be a special guest at the Coffs Harbour carnival and will have at least one runner in the Cup.
Yeager to make up for late start Yeager's first win has given owner Wayne Gannon a boost after he missed out on buying Magic Millions winner Unencumbered.
Hore-Lacy looking at post-training options Rick Hore-Lacy is retiring from training by the end of the year but wants to stay involved in the industry by selecting yearlings.
Rebel Dane forward for Missile assignment Trainer Gary Portelli is looking to get an early carnival win from Rebel Dane who returns in the Missile Stakes before going to the Memsie.
Norman has lofty aims for Lucky Tom Veteran Gold Coast trainer Harold Norman will set some ambitious targets for three-year-old Lucky Tom including the Cox Plate.
Derby winner out for Flemington Group One Adelaide trainer Richard Jolly is eyeing the Mackinnon Stakes in November as the main spring target for South Australian Derby winner Kushadasi.
Shinn unconcerned by Cantonese barrier Blake Shinn believes Cantonese can overcome a wide barrier and give the jockey a Darwin Cup win on his first visit to the Northern Territory.
Intrinsic shows class to lift Cup Intrinsic has added his name to trainer Robert Cowell's list of talented sprinters with his victory in the Stewards' Cup at Goodwood.
Chris Waller wins 4th Bart Cummings medal Chris Waller has won his fourth Bart Cummings medal after a season in which he also claimed his fourth Sydney premiership.
The Cleaner shows toughness in Valley win Tasmanian galloper The Cleaner has scored a brave win at Moonee Valley to set up a shot at the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Sydney stars step out for raceday gallops The Offer, Carlton House, Criterion and Rebel Dane have all pleased connections with between-race gallops at Rosehill.
Trifecta to Waller in new-season feature Chris Waller has started the new season in much the same fashion as he left the last, with a winning double at Rosehill.
Phelan Ready ends racing's longest drought Phelan Ready has won his first race since claiming the 2009 Golden Slipper with an Eagle Farm victory under jockey Eddie Wilkinson.
Nordic now part of Price's spring plans Caulfield trainer Mick Price has plans for an assault on the spring three-year-old races after Nordic Empire's first-up win at Moonee Valley.
Jockeys remembered at Aust race meetings Riders past and present have been remembered as quadriplegic jockey Ray Silburn battles problems from a race fall almost 10 years ago.
Down The Hatch passes city test at Valley Robbie Griffiths will give Down The Hatch her chance in an early-season stakes race after the three-year-old passed her first city test at Moonee Valley.
Top three-year-old Rubick in virus setback Star colt Rubick has been sidelined with a virus which trainer Gerald Ryan says is affecting many stables on the eastern seaboard.
Stubborn Our Nkwazi upsets Lord Of The Sky Our Nkwazi has overcome a bout of pre-race crankiness to score an upset win over Solsay at Moonee Valley.
Singo's More Joyous delivers Frankel filly More Joyous has given birth to a filly foal by Frankel having been served by the champion to southern hemisphere time.
Backbone lands Weir's first win of season A staying win to Backbone at the first Melbourne meeting of 2014-2015 has helped trainer Darren Weir off the mark in his premiership defence.
Yeager breaks through to justify promise Trainer Tony Gollan will reward Yeager with a break from racing after the three-year-old posted his first win at Eagle Farm.
Press Report breaks duck in stewards' room Press Report has broken her maiden after a protest in the first Sydney race of the season, getting the decision over a wayward Liberation.
Newitt wins with pick-up ride on Bagman Craig Newitt has made the most of his pick-up ride on the Chris Waller-trained Bagman, guiding the eight-year-old gelding to victory at Moonee Valley.
Financial injection for Queensland racing A Queensland thoroughbred bonus scheme will receive an additional $4 million in funding, racing officials have announced.
We Are stripped of Group One victory The Freddy Head-trained We Are has been stripped of a Group One win after tests showed high testosterone levels due to an ovarian tumour.
Melbourne clues from Glorious Stakes Glorious Stakes winner Pether's Moon and third placed Cafe Society have enhanced their Melbourne spring claims at Goodwood.
Lord Of The Sky in doubt for Valley sprint An imperfect blood count has put odds-on favourite Lord Of The Sky's Moonee Valley outing in jeopardy.
Big boost to Qld racing incentive scheme Queensland owners can expect a major boost with extra money to be injected into the incentive scheme.
Happy Trails nearing return after trial Cox Plate runner-up Happy Trails will resume in the Spring Stakes after pleasing trainer Paul Beshara with his latest trial.
Damien Oliver out of Moonee Valley meeting Damien Oliver will miss the first city meeting of the new season at Moonee Valley because of a foot injury.
The Cleaner to make waves at Valley Tasmanian trainer Mick Burles says The Cleaner took a tough Bass Strait crossing in his stride ahead of his latest Moonee Valley outing.
Weight relief for Press Report at Rosehill Trainer Lee Curtis believes Press Report is weighted to show her best at Rosehill in a minor change of plans leading into some major targets.
Romantic Moon up for Challenge: Cummings Retirement looms for well-bred mare Romantic Moon, one of the main fancies for the $100,000 Winter Challenge at Rosehill.
Grylls claim an asset for Schweida trio Trainer Kelly Scweida is counting on apprentice Bridget Grylls' claim being the difference between winning and losing for his three Eagle Farm runners.
Inauspicious start for Godolphin colours An unraced three-year-old will be the first Australian-trained horse to race in Godolphin's famous royal blue colours.
Hayes and Dabernig team get first winner Well-bred colt Wilderness has provided David Hayes and Tom Dabernig with the first winner for their new training partnership.
Commanding Jewel pleases in jump-out Commanding Jewel has pleased trainer Leon Corstens in a jump-out win at Flemington and the mare is scheduled to trial again before a racetrack return.
Harrison and Allen join senior ranks Brisbane's leading apprentices Tegan Harrison and Anthony Allen to make the grade in senior ranks starting at Eagle Farm.
Ryan loses appeal over riding suspension Greg Ryan's six-week suspension from riding will stand with his appeal against the ban dismissed.
Melbourne Cup beckons for Cavalryman Cavalryman has strengthened his claims for the Melbourne Cup with victory over his Godolphin stablemate Ahzeemah at Goodwood.
Bookies awake to Empress O'Reilly talents Empress O'Reilly will attempt to keep her unbeaten record intact at Moonee Valley after scoring on debut at big odds.
Valley chances for new Lindsay Park team David Hayes has formed a training partnership with his nephew Tom Dabernig and they will be well represented at the season's first metropolitan meeting.
Hippopus to start Gai's Melbourne season Hippopus will attempt to maintain Gai Waterhouse's superior strike rate at Moonee Valley when he opens her season in Melbourne.
Queenstown favoured in Winter Challenge Queenstown is facing a sharp drop in distance on her last-start Grafton Cup win but her versatility is expected to carry her a long way at Rosehill.
Snowden stable gearing up for new season Peter and Paul Snowden are preparing to enter their first full season as a training partnership, kicking off with two runners at Rosehill.
Safety concerns take the wind out of Sale A race meeting at Sale has been called off amid concerns over the stability of the barriers stalls in the windy conditions.
Moonee Valley key to Sea Lord's chances Connections of sprinter Sea Lord are banking on a return to his favourite circuit sparking a form turnaround.
Heathcote wins Qld title after recount Racing officials in Queensland were forced to double check their maths before confirming Robert Heathcote as the state's champion trainer.
Wolfgram links with Dunn for new season Apprentice Travis Wolfgram has had his indentures transferred to trainer Matt Dunn as he switches his focus to Brisbane metropolitan racing.
Morphine investigation nearing end BHA chief executive Paul Bittar says the investigation into morphine positives points to contaminated feed.
Australia preparing to return Aidan O'Brien's dual Derby winner Australia is due to drop back to 10 furlongs with the Juddmonte International at York on August 20.
Kingman reigns at Glorious Goodwood Kingman swept past Toronado at breakneck speed in the last two furlongs to win the Group One Sussex Stakes at Glorious Goodwood.
New training facility at Pakenham opened Training facilities at the new Pakenham racecourse have been unveiled with racing to commence at the site in 2015.
Moloney back on Stingray at Valley Patrick Moloney's first race ride back from injury at Moonee Valley will be on the colt Stingray who is trained by his uncle John.
Stewards question Hellyer over ride Stewards have adjourned an inquiry into Michael Hellyer's ride on Beau Boy who was unplaced at Eagle Farm.
Rawiller set to stick with Silent Achiever An overseas riding contract is unlikely to stop Nash Rawiller from partnering Silent Achiever throughout her Melbourne Cup campaign.
Clipperton bows out with a metrop double Sam Clipperton's final city meeting as an apprentice jockey has ended on a winning note with Martilago and Perfect Weapon scoring at Warwick Farm.
Tim Bell claims Brisbane jockeys' title Tim Bell has secured the Brisbane jockeys' premiership with a winner at the final city meeting of the season.
McDonald claims outright premiership win James McDonald has made the Sydney jockeys' premiership his own, claiming the title during the final city meeting of the racing season.
Waller, McDonald team up for Challenge The trainer-jockey combination of Chris Waller and James McDonald will look to carry their winning momentum into the new racing season.
Zamorar out to build on first-up win Talented sprinter Zamorar will strive to continue his successful comeback from a throat operation at Moonee Valley.
Butler pledges to win weight battle A missed opportunity has given Queensland jockey Ashley Butler the motivation to rectify his weight problems.
All American set for a sensational Spring With seven winners already, All American is set for a promising Spring..
Achievements poised for Brisbane return Trainer Darryl Hansen will chase a city victory with Achievements after a setback ruined plans to tackle two feature sprints in North Queensland.
Van Percy stakes Melbourne Cup claims Van Percy has staked his claims for a trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup by winning the Summer Handicap at Goodwood.
Adelaide filly boosts Oliver's Valley book Adelaide trainer Richard Jolly will put his faith in Damien Oliver to keep Cool Hero's unbeaten record intact at Moonee Valley.
Nash Rawiller granted Hong Kong licence Sydney-based Nash Rawiller will join the ranks of riders contracted to the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
Schofield to hitch spring ride with Maid Cox Plate-winning jockey Chad Schofield would like to follow Bring Me The Maid wherever she goes after the filly pleased him in a barrier trial at Doomben.
Shinn picks up plum Winter Challenge ride Blake Shinn has secured a top Winter Challenge ride at Rosehill to go with his booking to partner Cantonese in the Darwin Cup.
O'Shea runner a key for McDonald title bid A jockeys' premiership deadlock might not be broken until the last race of the season at Warwick Farm when James McDonald rides Aspen for John O'Shea.
Moloney set to make return to the saddle Leading apprentice Patrick Moloney is ready to resume riding after an injury-enforced break from racing.
Blinkers add spark to Headwater Country Brisbane galloper Headwater Country has beaten Golden Slipper placegetter Bring Me The Maid in a Doomben barrier trial.
Moment Of Change eases into spring action Triple Group One winner Moment Of Change started his spring campaign with a gentle trial outing at Caulfield.
Jabali and Cornrow impress in jump-outs Talented colts Jabali and Cornrow have continued a build-up to their spring three-year-old campaigns with solid performances in jump-outs at Caulfield.
First winner for Mint Lane His Malaysian runner Beyond Wealth won at his third start, jumping to the lead and winning easily by 2 lengths at The Perak Gold Vase meeting on 27th July
PJA calls for review of ERA processes The Professional Jockeys' Association in Britain has called on the Emirates Racing Authority to review its processes in the wake of the Pat Cosgrave ban.
Greg Ryan fails to reel in Brad Rawiller Brad Rawiller has claimed the national jockeys title by two wins over Greg Ryan who has managed a single winner on his final day of the season.
Waller to team up with Oliver at Valley Leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller has booked returning jockey Damien Oliver to ride three of his runners at Moonee Valley.
Carmody hoping for Everage start Luck has deserted Everage at her past two visits to the racetrack and trainer Craig Carmody is hoping she can redeem herself at Rosehill.
Nine-race cards begin at Valley The season-opening meeting at Moonee Valley will be the first regular Saturday fixture to feature nine races.
Work begins on Kensington track fix A dry winter has not helped Randwick's Kensington track which disappointed trainers and punters.
Two-way battle for Brisbane riders' title Jockey Tim Bell goes to the final meeting of the season on the verge of his first Brisbane premiership with a one win advantage over Michael Cahill.
Redoute's Choice and Snitzel make premiership history Redoute’s Choice and Snitzel are now only days away from completing an unprecedented quinella in the 2014 Australian General Sires’ Premiership.
Import's Cup hopes could rest on Williams Craig Williams will ride Kelinni in England and his thoughts on the stayer could go a long way to deciding whether he returns to Australia.
Darley to sponsor Flemington sprint Sheikh Mohammed's Darley has stepped in to sponsor the feature sprint of the Flemington Cup carnival in November.
Bayern wins Haskell Invitational Bayern has given trainer Bob Baffert a record seventh win in the Grade One Haskell Invitational and booked his place in the Breeders' Cup.
Taghrooda favourite for the Arc Taghrooda is the favourite for Europe's most prestigious race, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, on the back of her stunning win in the King George.
Lord Of The Sky could back up at Valley Robbie Laing says Lord Of The Sky has pulled up well from his Bletchingly Stakes defeat and the trainer is looking to back the horse up at Moonee Valley.
Maher still open to UK trip with Bashboy Trainer Ciaron Maher admits he is still open to the possibility of taking Bashboy to England for a jumps campaign.
Weir double brings up 250 wins for season Trainer Darren Weir has brought up his 250th winner for the season with a winning double at Sandown.
Leigh Wanless enjoying success Mister Booze is one of the cheapest horses prominent Queensland owner Leigh Wanless has bought but he could turn out to be one of the best.
Kirramosa back on track for Cups campaign John Sargent is confident Kirramosa can make the transition from Classic winner to Cups contender.
Wells upstages Bashboy in GN Steeplechase The Kathryn Durden-trained Wells has denied Bashboy a third Grand National Steeplechase with a thrilling victory in the feature jumps race at Sandown.
Fieldmaster wins Houlahan Hurdle Fieldmaster has continued trainer Patrick Payne's successful jumps racing season with victory in the JJ Houlahan Hurdle at Sandown.
Another Queensland horse sold to Hong Kong The Tony Gollan-trained Deano is the latest horse lost to Queensland after his owners accepted an offer from Hong Kong.
Taghrooda beats Telescope in George Sheikh Hamdan's decision to bypass the Irish Oaks and send Taghrooda to the King George has paid off with the filly beating her older rivals.
Anfitriona does it tough, lands windfall Three-year-old filly Anfitriona raced wide but still proved too good in the VOBIS Gold Heath at Caulfield.
Thornton ride pivotal in Jemerica victory Damian Thornton's race plan went out the window early but the apprentice has earned praise for his initiative after guiding Jemerica to a Caulfield win.
McDonald equals Rawiller in premiership James McDonald has drawn level with an absent Nash Rawiller in his bid for his first Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Randwick double softens Lees' title loss Newcastle trainer Kris Lees has celebrated a Randwick double after being edged out of the local premiership by Paul Perry.
Comeback horse makes Epic Doomben return The Kelly Schweida-trained Epic set himself up for a possible Sydney campaign with a decisive win at Doomben.
Royal Jackpot collects $100,000 cash bonus Royal Jackpot has given his connections just that with his fourth placing at Randwick securing a $100,000 bonus.
Thiamandi bursts Lord Of The Sky bubble Punters thought a three-year-old would win the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes but it was left to Adelaide filly Thiamandi to provide an upset result.
Moody aims for stakes win with Sino Eagle Sino Eagle has returned with a convincing first-up win at Caulfield and trainer Peter Moody hopes the mare can add a stakes win in the new season.
Baron Archer remains unbeaten at Caulfield Promising three-year-old Baron Archer has remained unbeaten with a determined win in his biggest test yet at Caulfield.
In-form Snowdens land race-to-race double The father-and-son training partnership of Peter and Paul Snowden has kicked off the Randwick meeting with a winning double with two-year-olds.
Affirmation earns a shot at Sydney riches Affirmation will head to Sydney for the Up And Coming Stakes after an effortless win at Caulfield.
Allen reaches riding milestone at Doomben Promising jockey Anthony Allen has ended his apprenticeship on a bright note, outriding his metropolitan allowance.
Carlton House in 1200m Randwick hit-out Carlton House, trained by Gai Waterhouse for the Queen, has had an exhibition gallop at Randwick as part of his Cox Plate preparation.
Payne out to add to jumps season success Patrick Payne has genuine chances in the Grand National Steeplechase and JJ Houlahan Hurdle as he looks to add to his jumps racing feature wins.
Estimate entered in Goodwood Cup Estimate, owned by the Queen, is among 15 entries for the Goodwood Gold Cup following the controversy over her positive test to morphine.
Leon and Troy Corstens to form partnership Leon Corstens and his son Troy will form a training partnership from the start of the 2014/15 racing season.
Popular 'chaser See More Business dies Trainer Paul Nicholls has paid tribute to popular British steeplechaser See More Business who has died of old age.
Monticule primed to make Randwick debut Trainer Gerald Ryan has no concerns about debutant Monticule handling the 1550 metres at Randwick at the two-year-old's first start in a race.
Pharrell going for big finish at Caulfield Trainer Nick Harnett is confident a rise in distance can help Pharrell record his maiden Australian win at Caulfield.
Baron Archer out to keep unbeaten record Imposing gelding Baron Archer will be out to remain unbeaten when he faces his toughest challenge yet in an end-of-season three-year-old race at Caulfield.
Paul Messara set to manage Arrowfield Stud Trainer Paul Messara will cut back his stable to take up a position as stud master at his family's Arrowfield property.
Mallyon out to charge into top-five list Katelyn Mallyon will try for force her way into the top echeclon of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership in the final weekend of the season.
Ryan has three chances at valuable bonus The Gerald Ryan stable will launch a three-pronged attack on a valuable-sales related bonus at Randwick.
Moor to keep Lord in sight in Bletchingly Jockey Daniel Moor knows Le Bonsir faces a difficult but not impossible task when he takes on Lord Of The Sky in the Bletchingly Stakes.
BlueBlood’s City Hopefuls BlueBlood’s Black Revolver and Berlutti will both be racing in town tomorrow, be it all in two different states
Payne not conceding GN Steeple to Bashboy Patrick Payne knows odds-on favourite Bashboy is the benchmark horse in the Grand National Steeplechase but he is not conceding defeat with Sea King.
Qld title on line for Gollan, Heathcote The Brisbane jockeys' premiership is going down to the wire and the Queensland trainers' title is just as close.
Wolfgram out to make mark in metro racing Travis Wolfgram is a major beneficiary of Luke Tarrant's end-of-season holiday with the young rider picking up a strong book of Doomben mounts.
Guy after double with Noisy Ocean, Regular Noisy Ocean and Regular will be fancied to give Gold Coast trainer Bryan Guy a Doomben double.
Dalakhani’s First Aussie Bred Foal Sire of seven Group One winners from progeny served at the Aga Khan Studs in Ireland, Monday morning saw the birth of the first Australian bred foal by Dalakhani as a result his first season at Cornerstone Stud in South Australia last spring.
BHA confirms seventh morphine case A seventh horse has returned a positive result to morphine in Britain with the likely cause believed to be contaminated feed.
Eagle Top not certain King George starter Trainer John Gosden will monitor the track before deciding whether three-year-old Eagle Top runs in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Bashboy and Sea King headline GN Steeple Two-time winner Bashboy and Grand National Hurdle winner Sea King head a small field of five for the Grand National Steeplechase at Sandown.
Wet track not ideal for Jusufovic pair A wet track has thwarted plans to run Just Too Hard in Adelaide and now threatens to derail her chances at Caulfield.
Carlton House to gallop at Randwick Four horses expected to feature during the spring carnival will step out in exhibition gallops at Randwick.
McDonald to resume title quest at Randwick Two horses with one city victory between them in 18 months shape as James McDonald's best chances of wresting the jockeys' premiership from Nash Rawiller.
Manhattan Rain's first crop yet to disappoint The young sires two year olds prove to be exciting as we lead into the eagerly anticipated Spring Carnival
Gig drops in distance for Bletchingly tilt Five-year-old Gig faces a task dropping back in distance in the Bletchingly Stakes but trainer Shawn Mathrick is not discounting the mare's chances.
Caulfield next step for Yesterday's Songs Mike Moroney has a good opinion of lightly raced Yesterday's Songs and is hoping the gelding can increase his rating with a late-season win at Caulfield.
Winks in Caulfield Cup audition for Waller James Winks is in audition mode with leading trainer Chris Waller as he tries to secure a competitive spring Cups ride.
An Inkling of hope remains for Golden Rose Timing rather than talent could be the conundrum facing Inkling as connections grapple with the possibility of a Golden Rose bid.
Gollan keeps Hi Son expectations in check Promising Hi Son will have his first start for Tony Gollan but a gap between runs has the trainer wary of his Doomben chances.
Work ethic pays off for Kiwi apprentice Robert Heathcote's decision to reward New Zealand apprentice Bridget Grylls for her hard work is set to pay off twice in as many city meetings.
Brown Panther to defend Goodwood Cup Brown Panther will miss the Ascot meeting in favour of a defence of the Goodwood Cup ahead of a return to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Another trainer caught up in morphine case Eve Johnston Houghton has revealed one of her horses has tested positive to morphine in a case which also involves Estimate owned by The Queen.
Raider's little brother in line for debut His half-brother Rebel Raider won two Derbys, an achievement that will ensure Lucques will be in the spotlight when he steps out for his first start.
McDonald admits title hopes in the balance A winless afternoon at Canterbury has left James McDonald needing two wins in two meetings to claim his first Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Robbie Laing figures in Caulfield double Trainer Robbie Laing had two runners at the Caulfield midweek meeting and walked away with a double after wins to Rowland and Just For Starters.
Clipperton outrides claim at Canterbury Sam Clipperton will finish the season as Sydney's champion junior rider and he will do it without a claim after outriding his allowance at Canterbury.
Saintly delivers win for newlywed Cummings Newlywed James Cummings was back in town at Canterbury and back in the winner's stall after his recent European wedding.
Bashboy gets 74.5kg for GN Steeplechase Ciaron Maher can't fault Bashboy ahead of his shot at a historic third Grand National Steeplechase but admits he faces a task with 74.5kg.
Callow the key to Self's hopes with 60kg Co-trainer David Feek says the engagement of Noel Callow has hastened the improvement of handy stayer Self Sense ahead of his latest Caulfield test.
Payne pair to continue successful season David Payne will rely on two bread-and-butter performers at the penultimate race meeting of the season at Randwick.
Queen's Gold Cup winner fails drug test One of the Queen's prize champion race horses has tested positive for morphine, a banned substance.
Lord set to outdo sire in G3 Bletchingly Lord Of The Sky's sire failed in his attempt to win the Bletchingly but trainer Robbie Laing has the colt primed for his second Group Three victory.
Apprentice continues hot streak at Doomben Janette Johnson's dedication to riding continues to pay off with the apprentice winning on Buon Auspicio at Doomben.
RQ chief hits out at wagering deal critics Concerns about country racing in Queensland being worse off under a new wagering deal have been rejected by a leading industry figure.
Apprentices steal the spotlight at Doomben Tim Bell and Michael Cahill will go into the penultimate meeting of the Brisbane racing season sharing the lead in the city jockeys' premiership.
Queen's horse fails drugs test The Queen's horse Estimate has been named as one of five horses with various trainers to test positive to morphine.
Portelli to end big week with Randwick win As Rebel Dane builds towards the spring, trainer Gary Portelli will put his next generation to the test in a two-year-old race at Randwick.
Puissance De Lune pleases in latest gallop Puissance De Lune has continued his build-up to a return to racing with a second exhibition gallop at Warracknabeal.
Nearest To Pin earns shot at WFA sprint A last-start win in the Listed All Victorian Sprint Series Final has convinced connections to give Nearest To Pin his chance in the Bletchingly Stakes.
Bashboy peaking for Grand National tilt Trainer Ciaron Maher is convinced Bashboy is ready to peak for his shot at a third-straight Grand National Steeplechase win.
Qld WFA race in August is a must: Moody Queensland racing officials would be suitably rewarded if they ran a weight-for-age race in the first month of the racing season, trainer Peter Moody says.
Duric looking forward to Caulfield return Vlad Duric returns to race riding at Caulfield after a two-month injury absence and is looking to build momentum ahead of the new racing season.
Vandyke a key player in riders' title race James McDonald needs two winners to claim the Sydney jockeys' premiership and trainer David Vandyke is hoping he can oblige with one of them at Canterbury.
Another 2YO winner for Blueblood A drop back in grade has paid off giving Berlutti a strong win at Sale today.
Scudamore banned for course blunder Jockey Tom Scudamore has been banned for 12 days for jumping his mount over a steeplechase fence in a hurdle.
International presence building for Cups A recommendation from a champion jockey led to the latest purchase of a French stayer by Australian syndicators.
Licence return uncertain for disqualified Racing Victoria has adopted a tougher approach to reinstating the licences of those disqualified from the sport.
Weight the factor for Adebisi in Sydney Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster will wait for the handicapper to determine whether Adebisi comes to Sydney to race at Randwick.
Small numbers likely for Bletchingly Racing Victoria has extended the deadline for Bletchingly Stakes nominations after receiving eight entries for the Caulfield feature.
Who Shot Thebarman warming up for Cups bid Trainer Chris Waller is looking to Who Shot Thebarman to restore the status of the colonial bred stayer this spring.
Michael Nolan in late winter surge Trainer Michael Nolan has deliberately targeted late season races to lay a foundation for the new season.
Chad Schofield looking forward to return Chad Schofield has been given a clean bill of health after scans on his injured neck and expects to be riding in a few weeks.
Polanski to stand at Victorian stud Victoria Derby winner Polanski will start his stud career in Victoria after connections found a home for the rising four-year-old.
Introducing Davali Thoroughbreds Davali Thoroughbreds is now up and running in the Lower Hunter Valley.
Encke set for Glorious return Encke, one of several Godolphin horses suspended following the Mahmood Al Zarooni drug scandal, is ready to return to the track.
Injury blow for Tac De Boistron Tac De Boistron has suffered a rib injury and will be out of action for some weeks, ruling him out of the Irish St Leger.
River Lad in pre-training for Melbourne Trainer Natalie McCall will target sprint races in Melbourne during the spring with Stradbroke Handicap winner River Lad.
Big day for Leung and Reith at Hawkesbury Hong Kong's Derek Leung has ridden his first Australian winner while Christian Reith has secured the Hawkesbury jockeys' title.
Newitt excited about Lankan Rupee's return Jockey Craig Newitt is looking forward to riding Lankan Rupee against dual Group One winning Irish sprinter Slade Power at Flemington.
Pressure on Our Voodoo Prince As an older brother to champion Irish colt Australia, Our Voodoo Prince has a reputation to live up to in the spring.
Jet Away's comeback enters new phase The David Hayes stable will increase Jet Away's workload as the import continues his comeback from a tendon injury.
Thoroughbreds could return to Deagon A grass track harness racing meeting at Deagon will be a litmus test for Queensland officials to decide whether the track can host thoroughbreds.
Tony McCoy savours jumps record Champion jumps rider Tony McCoy has passed trainer Martin Pipe's record of winners with a double at Market Rasen.
Bracelet gives Aidan O'Brien another Oaks Aidan O'Brien has won his fourth Irish Oaks with Bracelet after the race was delayed due to the Luca Cumani-trained Volume wearing with illegal shoes.
Dale makes a flying start to retirement Long-time Sydney race starter Billy Dale has let the field go for the last time at Rosehill.
Busy stewards suspend three at Flemington Three jockeys received suspensions while another escaped a hefty penalty in a busy day for stewards at Flemington.
Flemington double for Katelyn Mallyon Katelyn Mallyon has moved two wins clear in the race for the Melbourne apprentices' premiership with a winning double at Flemington.
Oak 'N' Arthur makes it four for Tarrant Apprentice Luke Tarrant has ridden half of the Eagle Farm card, bringing up a four-timer with Oak 'N' Arthur.
Generalife wins the Listed Winter Stakes Generalife has added the Winter Stakes to his Civic Stakes win to claim back-to-back Listed victories at Rosehill.
Rocky King in frame for Melbourne carnival Talented sprinter Rocky King has won his 11th race to confirm trainer Tom Bourke's Melbourne plans.
O'Malley triumph a victory for placement Promising three-year-old O'Malley continued his consistent form, beating a smart field at Flemington.
Regan Bayliss wins on debut at Flemington Apprentice Regan Bayliss made the most of his first opportunity to ride at Flemington, winning on Reckless Assassin in the Rising Stars Final.
Epsom Handicap plans unveiled for Cluster Cluster has the Epsom Handicap as his goal after keeping his perfect record intact for Peter and Paul Snowden.
Tarrant rides early treble at Eagle Farm Apprentice Luke Tarrant has dominated the early racing at Eagle Farm, winning on Miss Stash, Dodging Eddie and Jumbo Prince.
Diamond shines, Flemington bookies lament Tan Tat Diamond has pulled off the second betting plunge from his two-start career with a Flemington win over Raposo.
Mixed bag for Gerald Ryan's two-year-olds High-profile colt Rubick has pleased his trainer in a Rosehill gallop but stablemate Inz'n'Out has been injured during a race.
Nafaqa shines for veteran trainer Hills Veteran trainer Barry Hills is out of retirement and intends to keep a small team for Sheikh Hamdan, owner of Newbury winner Nafaqa.
Coal threat to leading Hunter Valley studs A proposed open-cut coal mine could force Sheikh Mohamed's Darley Stud out of the NSW Hunter Valley.
Zamorar to make comeback at Flemington Zamorar has undergone a throat operation since he last raced and trainer David Bourne is hoping to see the sprinter perform well in his Flemington return.
Rubick ready to rumble at Rosehill Gerald Ryan is excited about the spring prospects of Rubick who will be on display in a between-races gallop at Rosehill.
Melbourne apprentices' title down to wire As the metropolitan racing season draws towards a close, Jye McNeil is one of three riders vying for the Melbourne apprentices' premiership.
Waller pair poised to continue 2YO streak Chris Waller has swept all before him in two-year-old races at the back end of the season but he is already well advanced on 2014-2015 plans.
Cheapie to tackle blue blood at Flemington Gloop cost a fraction of most of his rivals but trainer Chris Hyland is confident his charge can win at Flemington.
Encostanati to turn the tables Encostanati aims to go one better at Rosehill this Saturday after finishing 2nd in his past 2 outings over the same course and distance.
Little Brown Horse to take leap of faith Versatile mare Little Brown Horse is ready to take the step up to open company at Eagle Farm for trainer Kelly Doughty.
Oliver stablemates to light up Flemington Caulfield trainer Luke Oliver says race experience will be the key to the chances of two of his runners at Flemington.
Reith out to make most of working holiday There is no time for Christian Reith to reflect on an end-of-season Hong Kong stint as he prepares to ride one of the favourites in the Winter Stakes.
Bruce Hill looking to southern spring Gold Coast trainer Bruce Hill has is looking to Eljetem to show his potential as a possible spring carnival companion for Teronado.
South African Khumalo to ride at Ascot S'Mmanga Khumao from South Africa will make his first visit to Britain to ride in the Shergar Cup at Ascot.
Walker looking to Melbourne with Protector Glorious Protector could head to Melbourne with English trainer Ed Walker keen to return after winning the Lexus with Ruscello.
Taghrooda causes King George shake-up Sheikh Hamdan has decided not to run Taghrooda in the Irish Oaks and the filly is now well in the market for the King George at Ascot.
Belle to bear big weight at Flemington Bookmakers have installed Jessy Belle an odds-on favourite at Flemington despite the filly being asked to carry a significant weight.
No Grand National Steeple for Sea King Trainer Patrick Payne has ruled out a shot at the Grand National Steeplechase for Grand National Hurdle winner Sea King.
Distance rise to help Newitt on Dupe 'em Jockey Craig Newitt was impressed with the debut win of two-year-old Dupe 'em and believes he can back that up at Flemington.
Lonhro sets record for winners in a season Darley stallion Lonhro has entered Australian racing's record books as the sire with the most individual winners in a season.
Earthquake favourite for $1m Golden Rose Earthquake is shading Mossfun for favouritism in early betting on the Group One $1 million Golden Rose.
Tom Waterhouse boss of William Hill Aust British bookmaker William Hill has appointed Tom Waterhouse as chief execuive of the group's Australian operations.
Injured Robl calls time on riding career Peter Robl won't be lost to the racing industry despite confirming he won't ride again due to injuries suffered in a race fall.
Press Report set to make headlines: Curtis Press Report can claim a placing behind eventual Golden Slipper winner Mossfun, a formline expected to serve her well in a first-up run at Rosehill.
Rock Sturdy ready for Cluster clash: Pride The appearance of Cluster will be a talking point at Rosehill but Joe Pride is confident Rock Sturdy will be a worthy opponent.
Wez Hunter fined by RAD Board Trainer Wez Hunter has been fined after a Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board hearing into one of his stable runners returning a positive swab.
Stokes after more Melbourne success Leading Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes has five Melbourne wins to his name this season and hopes to add another with Eclair Samba at Flemington.
Gollan chasing more juvenile success Tony Gollan has high hopes Yeager can add to a successful season for his two-year-olds when the horse chases his first win at Eagle Farm.
Spotlight on Generalife in Winter Stakes Generalife will carry more than the burden of favouritism when he steps out in Darley's maroon and white silks in the Winter Stakes at Rosehill.
Busy schedule for Lindop's comeback Top South Australian jockey Clare Lindop has a busy schedule ahead as she continues her comeback from a lengthy injury lay-off.
Tarrant poised for fruitful day at Farm Luke Tarrant has turned his riding career around in the past six months and will be out to continue his recent good form at Eagle Farm.
McCoy equals Martin Pipe's record Champion jumps jockey Tony McCoy has taken his winning tally to 4191 to equal the record of his former mentor, trainer Martin Pipe.
McEvoy makes timely return to saddle Kerrin McEvoy has returned from a mid-winter break with a Warwick Farm double in front of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum's bloodstock advisor.
Clare Lindop returns a winner in Adelaide More than four months after suffering multiple injuries in a race fall, Clare Lindop has returned to the saddle with a win at Morphettville.
Jim Byrne suspended at Eagle Farm Jockey Jim Byrne has been outed for seven meetings after being charged with careless riding at Eagle Farm.
Stable stalwart to help Waller record bid Coup Ay Tee isn't the best horse in Chris Waller's stable but he could provide an unexpected win for the trainer as he trys to break his own record.
Julius chasing breakthrough city success Clang And Dazzle will bid to give Joshua Julius his first metropolitan winner as a trainer when he lines up at Flemington.
Dunn moves closer to milestone victory Matt Dunn has inched closer to training a century of winners this season with a midweek victory at Eagle Farm.
It's on for All American Future Australian top ten sires tend to leave first crop 2YO stakeswinners. Which puts All American right in the frame for a brilliant stud career…
Hayes, Dabernig form training partnership Hall Of Fame member David Hayes will train in partnership with his nephew Tom Dabernig in the new racing season.
Zabeelionaire to trial over jumps Group One winner Zabeelionaire will be given a trial over jumps in preparation for the next phase of his racetrack career.
Future bright for Upstart Pride Debutant Upstart Pride has rewarded the faith of pre-post punters with a slick midweek victory at Eagle Farm.
Distance test for Ramornie runner-up Rocky King is set to round out his winter campaign at Eagle Farm with the prospect of an interstate trip in the spring.
Godolphin sets up stable in Australia Godolphin will replace Darley as the brand for Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum's racing interests in Australia from the start of the new season.
El Nino progeny breaking Track Records in town Back from a lengthy spell after an arduous 3 year old racing campaign aimed at the Gr1 Kentucky Derby, Black Type son, Senor Rain broke
Sheikh Hamdan fillies could clash in Oaks Sheikh Hamdan will make a decision closer to race day whether star fillies Taghrooda and Tarfasha clash in the Irish Oaks.
Dan Excel finishes Sydney quarantine stint The John Moore-trained Hong Kong galloper Dan Excel has completed quarantine in Sydney ahead of a spring campaign aimed at the Cox Plate.
Duric close to return from thumb injury Group One-winning jockey Vlad Duric is ready to make a late-season comeback from a thumb injury which has kept him out for two months.
Patrick Moloney on way back from injury Apprentice Patrick Moloney has started riding trackwork as he continues his build up to a race-riding return after suffering ankle injuries in a race fall.
Dermot Weld pays tribute to Vintage Crop Dermot Weld says few horses have done more to elevate the Melbourne Cup's international standing than his 1993 winner Vintage Crop.
Beluga Caviar poised for Flemington debut Beluga Caviar, a two-year-old colt with close family ties to Black Caviar, is set to make his debut in a 1200-metre race at Flemington.
Rosehill favoured over Flemington for Rose Canberra trainer Nick Olive is keeping options open with Rose Of Falvelon, the talented sprinting mare entered for races at Rosehill and Flemington.
Specific Choice scores Dominant Win at Randwick over 2000m We started our day listening for scratching and when the field was intact, Dynamic Syndications sent out a “tweet” on social media just after 9:00am that summed up quickly and easily our thoughts for the day ahead.
McDonald resumes bid for premiership crown There are five Sydney meetings left in the racing season for James McDonald to ride the three winners he needs to win the jockeys' title.
Weekend Group Race Double For Dalakhani It was a spectacular weekend for Cornerstone Stud stallion Dalakhani, as he sired his seventh Group One winner in the UK on Friday and followed that up with a Group Two winner in France on Sunday.
Mick Kinane remembers Vintage Crop Irish horse Vintage Crop has been remembered by his jockey as a history maker for his win in the 1993 Melbourne Cup.
Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden retired French horse Dunaden, winner of the 2011 Melbourne Cup and 2012 Caulfield Cup, has been retired after a training setback.
One title still in Heathcote's grasp Five-time Brisbane premier trainer Robert Heathcote may have lost his title but he is still keen to win the state premiership.
Clare Lindop ready for race comeback Group One-winning jockey Clare Lindop will make her return from four months out through injury with rides at the Morphettville midweek meeting.
The Offer to run in Randwick barrier trial Melbourne Cup favourite The Offer and dual Doncaster Mile winner Sacred Falls will be the headline acts at the Randwick barrier trials.
Ringo set to stay in Melbourne for spring New Zealand galloper Ringo is in line to back up over 1600m at Flemington before joining a Melbourne stable for a shot at spring races.
Melbourne Cup winner Vintage Crop dies Vintage Crop, the first European-trained winner of the Melbourne Cup in 1993, has died in Ireland at the age of 27.
Waller four-handed in Winter Stakes Chris Waller has entered four horses for the Listed Winter Stakes at Rosehill as he heads to another big season total.
Son of Shaft named Canberra Horse of the Year Laurie's Love has been awarded the Canberra horse of the year award after a great season totalling 5 wins and 3 placings.
Meagher team ready to make an impact The Meagher family training partnership is consolidating its position in Brisbane racing and is ready to move into the top 10.
Dalakhani Filly Romps Home in Group One Last month Integral became the fastest Royal Ascot miler in history when she raced away to win the Group Two Duke of Edinburgh..
The Canny Lad dynasty continues.. The passing of Canny Lad in June was a sad day for many in the Thoroughbred industry..
Sea King a chance to chase GN double Patrick Payne is considering giving Sea King a chance at running in the Grand National Steeplechase after his Grand National Hurdle win.
Rain scuppers Gatsby at Longchamp The Andrew Fabre-trained Gallante has come out a surprise winner of the Grand Prix de Paris on a rain-soaked Longchamp.
Qld race dates restructured for new season Queensland's non-profitable Tuesday TAB meetings will be moved to other days under a revised racing schedule which accommodates the Eagle Farm upgrade.
Three jockeys suspended at Sandown Jordan Childs was one of three jockeys suspended at Sandown after he weighed in 1kg over on a horse that was narrowly beaten.
Starspangledbanner to return to Coolmore Starspangledbanner will be given a second chance at Coolmore in Ireland after the sub-fertile stallion produced a stakes double at Royal Ascot.
Boss pinpoints a couple of spring hopes Talented filly More Radiant and imported stayer Araldo are two horses jockey Glen Boss believes can achieve spring carnival success.
History for Pateman at Sandown Champion jumps jockey Steven Pateman has won a fourth straight Grand National Hurdle as part of a jumps double at Sandown.
Traveston Girl a future star for Gollan The Thousand Guineas will be the target for Brisbane filly Traveston Girl, another future star from the Tony Gollan stable.
Buffering ready to bounce back in spring Trainer Robert Heathcote is looking forward to Buffering going another few rounds with Lankan Rupeee in the big spring sprints.
Perfect pregnancy for Black Caviar Black Caviar's owners have asked not to know the sex of her first foal and have begun the process of planning the champion's next mating.
Simenon back in jumping groove Simenon, fourth in the 2013 Melbourne Cup, has met with immediate success on his return to jumps racing, winning the Grimes Hurdle.
Slade Power adds July Cup to resume Slade Power has won the July Cup ahead of a trip to Australia to take on Lankan Rupee in the VRC Sprint.
Dean Yendall suspended at Flemington Dean Yendall has been suspended for 10 meetings for careless riding in a blow to his chances of winning the national jockeys' premiership.
Pyrrolic bounces back from surgery Pyrrolic underwent throat surgery 14 weeks ago but has returned to beat a smart field in the Listed AR Creswick Series Final at Flemington.
Blake Shinn rides treble Blake Shinn has matched Tye Angland by riding a winning treble at Randwick at his last city meeting before he serves a suspension.
Akavoroun caps big day for Maher and Payne Promising galloper Akavoroun has brought up a Flemington double for trainer Ciaron Maher and jockey Michelle Payne in the Winter Championship Final.
Jetset Lad scores all-the-way Tatts' win Jetset Lad has scored a commanding victory in the Listed Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Waller and Angland dominate Randwick Trainer Chris Waller and jockey Tye Angland have combined for a winning treble at Randwick including the Shoot Out Handicap with I'm Imposing.
Refulgent's job nearly done with Bowl win Trainer Darren Weir says Refulgent has one more goal in his winter campaign after his strong Silver Bowl Series Final win at Flemington.
Nearest To Pin springs Flemington surprise Honest sprinter Nearest To Pin has claimed his first stakes win in the Listed All Victorian Sprint Series Final while favourite Vain Queen missed a place.
Marksmanship on target in Banjo Paterson Former Lloyd Williams-owned stayer Marksmanship remains unbeaten for the Ciaron Maher stable in the Banjo Paterson Series Final at Flemington.
Shinn steers Weinholt to win at Randwick Three-year-olds Weinholt and Tarangower have shown the potential with late season wins at Randwick.
Dig A Pony too strong in Rivette final The Peter Moody-trained Dig A Pony had already won two heats of the Rivette Series and capped her winter campaign with victory in the Final at Flemington.
Filly crafts Taj Rossi Series win Crafty has provided Qatar Bloodstock with its first stakes win with an Australian purchase in the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final at Flemington.
Adebisi breaks drought at Doomben Adebisi has won the opener at Doomben, holding off Mr Favulous to win his first race since early last year.
Darley stallion Commands dies Darley stallion Commands, the sire of four-time Group One winner Appearance, has died suddenly aged 17.
GN Hurdle bid for NZ jockey - trainer New Zealand jockey Craig Thornton will be out to cap his comeback from an eight-year hiatus with a win in the Grand National Hurdle.
Gatsby must answer stamina question Trainer KevinRyan has no doubts about The Grey Gatsby staying the distance in the Group One Grand Prix de Paris.
Integral proves key to Moore treble Ryan Moore has ridden a treble at Newmarket including a Group One victory in Integral in the Falmouth Stakes.
Another Summer special for Ladies Ladies Are Forever has won the Summer Stakes at York for a third time, beating Frankel's sister Joyeuse.
Injury forces The Fugue retirement Brilliant mare The Fugue, who won the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot last month, has been forced into retirement due to injury.
The Canny Lad dynasty continues The passing of Canny Lad in June was a sad day for many in the Thoroughbred industry.
Chop's Cox Plate plans hinge on Deauville OTI Racing will see how French galloper Gailo Chop performs at Deauville next month before deciding whether to send him to Australia for the spring.
Shinn's careless riding suspension stands Leading jockey Blake Shinn will miss two metropolitan meetings after he failed in his bid to have a careless riding ban overturned.
Exhibition gallop for Puissance De Lune The Darren Weir-trained Puissance De Lune will have an exhibition gallop at Warracknabeal as he prepares for a return to racing early next season.
Pateman hoping for feature jumps double Steven Pateman has played a starring role on Grand National Hurdle day in recent years and the top jumps rider is well-placed to do so again at Sandown.
Derby hopes go on the line for Vuelta High Chaparral colt Vuelta will be out to further his claims for a Derby start next season when he steps out in the Taj Rossi Final at Flemington.
Hickman's planning to be worth the wait It's been a winless season of racing for Taxmeifyoucan but trainer Greg Hickman is hoping there is a reward for placement at Randwick.
Heathcote admits title almost out of reach Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote admits a sixth premiership is probably out of his reach but he won't be losing any sleep.
Gear change tipped to help Doctor David Blinkers will be removed from Doctor David's racing gear when he resumes at Doomben in a bid to help the sprinter make it to the top.
Iron filly to line up for 26th start Casino Dancer didn't make much of a first impression on her trainer but she has made up for it during a remarkable campaign.
Force Command chasing upset Flemington win Force Command is among the outsiders in betting for the Winter Championship Final but trainer Greg Eurell is not discounting the gelding's chances.
McArdle out to send bookies Beleeup Trainer John McArdle will give promising sprinter Beleeup a chance to shock punters again in the Listed AR Creswick Series Final at Flemington.
City runners for Blueblood Thoroughbreds BlueBlood Thoroughbreds string of city runners continues tomorrow when favourites Black Revolver and Snitzel Blitz line up at Randwick and Morphettville.
Special incentive for High Kin at Doomben A Doomben race honouring long-time Brisbane race caller Wayne Wilson will have extra significance for trainer Stewart Mackinnon.
Champagne Rock set for country Cups treble Champagne Rock will launch his bid for a Coffs Harbour Cup start when he runs in the Maclean Cup at Grafton.
Idle Chat swamps them to win the Sir James Kirby Quality feature Sprint at Grafton If you didn’t see it, it’s incredibly difficult to describe what a magnificent win it was by IDLE CHAT in the time honoured..
Cavalryman wins Group Two at Newmarket Cavalryman could make another attempt on the Melbourne Cup after winning the Group Two Princess Of Wales's Stakes at Newmarket.
One-horse trainer after more Aust success Having enjoyed stakes success in Australia with Ginga Dude, Graeme Boyd is hoping Tarloshan can also make her mark.
Boss a key figure in Flemington features Promising mare Vain Queen forms part of a strong book of rides for jockey Glen Boss who is on favoured runners in four Listed races at Flemington.
Queenstown wins Grafton Cup for Gai, Clark The Gai Waterhouse-trained Queenstown has been too brilliant for her rivals in scoring a dominant win in the Grafton Cup.
Don Reggio's streak on the line in Bowl Consistent performer Don Reggio will put his streak of finishing in the first four on the line in the Silver Bowl Series Final at Flemington.
Metropolitan success for Royal Snitzel Classy 2yo filly Royal Snitzel lived right up to all of the expectations of her army of owners by coming to town and showing
The Cleaner ready for Winter C'ship Final Tasmanian galloper The Cleaner will be chasing his biggest Melbourne win when he lines up in the Listed Winter Championship Final at Flemington.
Jamieson cops four weeks over Doomben ride Apprentice Rikki Jamieson has been suspended for a month over her ride on Arms Length at Doomben.
Collar adds starch to Sylvester's city bid A mid-winter meeting at Randwick will be a springboard towards several country Cups for former Lloyd Williams-owned gelding Collar.
Classy Chloe tackles Leilani Series Final The promise of a firmer surface at Flemington has prompted Murray Bridge trainer to aim Classy Chloe at the Leilani Series Final.
Bush star Vandalised chasing milestone win Country galloper Vandalised will be trying to win his 10th race for the 2013-2014 season when he lines up in the Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Miss Cover Girl out to extend unbeaten run Trainer Kelly Schweida has given his blessing for Miss Cover Girl to extend her campaign, providing he is satisfied with a race-eve blood report.
Panther on the prowl in France Brown Panther, eighth in the 2013 Melbourne Cup, will travel to France in search of a second Group Two victory.
Power to prevail in July Cup Bookmaker Paddy Power cannot split his family's two horses, Slade Power and Sole Power, in the July Cup.
Solicit returns to work at Flemington Solicit pleased trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra with her condition on her return to the pair's Flemington stable.
Gotta Take Care after bonus in GN Hurdle Gotta Take Care will carry 71kg in the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown when he chases another feature jumps win and a lucrative bonus.
Orman continues dream start to city career New kid on the block James Orman has racked up a double at Eagle Farm to maintain his 100 per cent strike rate in Brisbane city racing.
Deep Field keeps unbeaten record intact Deep Field has taken his combined winning margin in two starts to 14-1/2 lengths after another impressive win at Canterbury.
NZ whiz kid Hutchings teams up with Waller Top New Zealand apprentice Rory Hutchings will link with leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller for four rides at Randwick.
Clark confident Queenstown fit for Cup A steep distance rise holds no fears for Tim Clark as he prepares for his first Grafton Cup ride aboard the Gai Waterhouse-trained Queenstown.
Thompson lands Ramornie on Big Money Popular jockey Robert Thompson has added another chapter to his spectacular career with a Ramornie Handicap win aboard Big Money.
Kievann chasing hat-trick of wins Trainer Stephen Brown is confident Kievann will be hard to beat as the gelding chases a third straight win this campaign in the Creswick Series Final.
Waller continues end-of-season 2YO spree Chris Waller is Sydney's best trainer but another two-year-old winner at Canterbury proves he is also one of the most flexible.
Beriman striving for biggest win in Final Loyalty has provided apprentice Jackie Beriman with a chance to record the most significant win of her fledgling career at Flemington.
Kingdoms set to continue reign at Doomben Trainer Brian Smith is set to play a strong hand in the Tattersall's Mile at Doomben with three runners, headed by Kingdoms.
Well related filly draws wide at Geelong Trainer Mick Price has Samaready's little sister ready to race but he could delay her debut by a few days after a poor draw at Geelong.
Webb relishing new challenge at Coast Trainer Mark Webb anticipates being a more frequent visitor to Brisbane in the future after celebrating a midweek victory at Eagle Farm.
Simenon could have jumps start next Irish stayer Simenon, fourth in the Melbourne Cup, could run over hurdles at Tipperary in an attempt to recapture his spark.
Ringo out to go one better in Winter Final Kiwi trainer Mike Breslin is confident smart performer Ringo can improve on his last-start second when he contests the Winter Championship Final.
Darley buys Group One sprinter Slade Power Darley will add Diamond Jubilee Stakes winner Slade Power to its Irish stallion after buying the exciting sprinter.
Ballarat racecourse reopening put on hold Problems continue to plague the Ballarat track with the racecourse reopening delayed because of the need for more repair work.
Dissident ramps up Cox Plate preparation Randwick Guineas winner Dissident is ready to move to the next phase of his training as Peter Moody maps out a Cox Plate campaign.
Laidback Larry set for early spring result There are no shortage of top-class stayers in Gai Waterhouse's team but it will be one of her lesser lights trying to make a name for himself at Randwick.
Dunn keen to keep a lid on Deep Field hype Jockey Dwayne Dunn says Deep Field needs to keep taking the next step, starting with his first venture into city racing at Canterbury.
Thompson searching for Ramornie history Veteran jockey Robert Thompson will be trying to go back to back in the Ramornie Handicap for the second time when he rides Big Money in the famous sprint.
Move to run Epsom Derby at night Officials are considering switching the Epsom Derby to the evening in an attempt to arrest the decline in television viewing.
Bin Suroor salutes legendary Lammtarra Godolphin trainer Saeed bin Suroor has paid tribute to the unbeaten Arc winner Lammtarra who has been euthanised at the age of 22.
Michael Scudamore dies aged 81 Michael Scudamore, a Grand National winning rider and head of the famous Scudamore racing dynasty, has died aged 81.
Winter Championship has 22 nominations The Listed Winter Championship Final has attracted 22 nominations with Tasmanian galloper The Cleaner given top weight of 60kg.
Press Report sizzles in barrier trial win Press Report, runner-up to Mossfun in the Silver Slipper, has shown she is ready for the spring with a five-length barrier trial win.
Zebulon continues on path towards Guineas A late-season juvenile stakes race at Flemington could provide a platform for Zebulon to target bigger races for three-year-olds next season.
Paederos to prove credentials at Randwick The form of Imported gelding Paederos has been underscored by the recent form of the horses he raced against early in his career.
Sprint Final the next step for Warrior Pat Hyland doubts Shanghai Warrior can turn the tables on Vain Queen in the All Victorian Sprint Series Final but is pleased with the gelding's progress.
Zac Purton vows to defend HK riding title Australian jockey Zac Purton has taken riding honours in Hong Kong, ending Douglas Whyte's domination.
Ironstein chasing Grafton Cup success Ironstein's is in the twilight of his career but trainer Gerald Ryan believes he can still be effective in the Grafton Cup.
Sea surges clear in German Derby Sea The Moon has moved into calculations for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with a dominant win in the German Derby.
US runner unplaced for Waterhouse Pornichet has put in a disappointing and unruly performance in the Belmont Stakes in New York for trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Group One targets for Alma's Fury Trainer Tony Gollan will Target Group One races during the Melbourne spring for the rejuvenated Alma's Fury.
Rain Affair still holds pride of place Trainer Joe Pride has new challenges ahead with the expansion of his stable and an attempt to get Rain Affair back to winning form.
Vain Queen racing for dollars and status Trainer John Sadler is keen to boost the future broodmare value of Vain Queen who tackles her first stakes race at Flemington.
Peter Robl could consider training career Sidelined by injury for five months, jockey Peter Robl admits he may never ride again but he hasn't ruled out joining the training ranks.
SA trainer wins appeal against long ban Young trainer Nick Smart just wants to get on with rebuilding his team after winning an appeal against a 12-month disqualification.
BRC targeting young members A campaign aimed at attracting young members to racing in Brisbane will be launched to try to arrest the decline in numbers.
Mukhadram eclipses all at Sandown Mukhadram has claimed an overdue Group One win in the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown and will try to make it two in the King George Stakes.
Stephen Baster suspended for 10 meetings Jockey Stephen Baster will miss 10 meetings after pleading guilty to careless riding at Caulfield.
Lord Of The Sky dominant in Monash Stakes Three-year-old Lord Of The Sky has scored an easy win in the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Iggy Pop outstays Queensland Cup rivals Sydney-trained Iggy Pop has turned in a superior staying performance to beat Pop N Scotch in the Queensland Cup at Eagle Farm.
Generalife wins Civic Stakes for Darley Leading apprentice Sam Clipperton has won the Listed Civic Stakes at Rosehill aboard Generalife for the powerful Darley operation.
Jessy Belle to be given black-type chance Luke Oliver is convinced Jessy Belle can earn black type after the filly notched another city victory at Caulfield.
Lane lauded for Pillar Of Creation victory Co-trainer Simon Zahra declared Damian Lane's ride on Pillar Of Creation was the difference between winning and losing at Caulfield.
Browne, Excellantes continue golden run Damian Browne has guided veteran sprinter Excellantes to an Ascot Handicap win over Mr Favulous.
Appropriate win for I've Got The Looks I've Got The Looks has scored an emotional win at Rosehill as Wendy Walter steps down from training the team built up by her late husband Guy.
Melb Cup favourite steps out at Rosehill The Offer has pleased trainer Gai Waterhouse with a race-day workout at Rosehill as the Melbourne Cup favourite steps up his preparation.
Caulfield win for Adelaide filly Thiamandi The Lloyd Kennewell-trained sprinter Thiamandi has handled her first try at 1100m to win on a seven-day back up at Caulfield.
Price in spring poser with Royal Snitzel Mick Price could give Royal Snitzel a chance at a Group Three race after the filly kept her unbeaten record intact at Caulfield.
Southerly runs up to trackwork in Farm win Southerly has carried his form on the training track over the raceday with a popular win at Eagle Farm.
Delectation posts metropolitan hat-trick Juvenile colt Delectation has brought up a hat-trick with his win at Rosehill to stamp himself a star of the future.
Derby an Arc test for Sea The Moon The German Derby will test the credentials of star colt Sea The Moon for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Stewards to probe Murray on cobalt find Paul Murray has become the second NSW racehorse trainer to be investigated over the presence of cobalt in his stable.
Pornichet draws gate 8 in Belmont Derby The Gai Waterhouse-trained Pornichet will start from stall eight against 11 runners in the rich Belmont Invitational Derby.
Oakfield Commands to handle Civic distance Oakfield Commands has not yet been tested over the Civic Stakes distance but trainer Gerald Ryan believes he can handle 1350 metres.
Northam, Thompson poised for big carnival Myamira is set to give trainer Rodney Northam and jockey Robert Thompson a flying start to the annual Grafton racing carnival.
Riziz out to bounce back in Monash Stakes Adelaide sprinter Riziz will be out to bounce back from a last-start failure when he lines up in the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
No barrier draw favours for Balaclava Lady Balaclava Lady's bid to improve a moderate winning strike rate has hit another hump after she drew poorly again for her Caulfield assignment.
Kennewell duo on the hunt for bonus wins Adelaide trainer Lloyd Kennewell will chase late-season Super VOBIS bonuses when he produces two runners at Caulfield.
Lisnyy maintains focus premiership chase Serg Lisnyy is giving away a five-win lead to Sam Clipperton in the Sydney apprentice's title race but he isn't conceding defeat just yet.
Zeletto on trial for spring at Caulfield Spring carnival aspirations for rising three-year-old colt Zeletto will be put to the test when he makes his first city race appearance at Caulfield.
Qld Cup a step up for Eight's A Party Trainer Darren Bell believes Eight's A Party is racing like he needs the testing 3200 metres of the Queensland Cup.
Top jockeys missing from Rosehill ranks The best jockeys in Sydney are giving winter racing a wide berth, preferring lucrative overseas contracts and end-of-season holidays.
Lightweight out to upset bigger fillies Three-year-old filly Just Too Hard will attempt to show a big motor exists within her small frame when she resumes at Caulfield.
Black Magic puts future to the test Stakes winning mare Black Magic will put her racing future on the line in the late winter races starting with the Ascot Handicap at Eagle Farm.
US-bred stayer to step out at Caulfield Imported stayer Kindergarden Kid will step out at Caulfield for his first Australian start with the Melbourne Cup his target.
The Fugue heads Eclipse Stakes entries Frankie Dettori has been booked to ride Derby runner-up Kingston Hill in the Eclipse Stakes with entries headed by The Fugue and Night of Thunder.
Greg Ryan suspended over Dubbo ride Greg Ryan is expected to appeal against a six week riding ban which threatens his premiership hopes.
Waller, Shinn team up for Civic Stakes bid Chris Waller has trained half the card at the past two Saturday meetings in Sydney and again has a strong hand at Rosehill.
ATC flags Golden Slipper date switch The autumn carnival date for the $3.5 million Golden Slipper is under review with ATC officials hoping it can be held in an earlier timeslot.
Group Three hopes for Bloomingdale Miss Robert Smerdon wants talented mare Bloomingdale Miss to push her claims for a start in the Bletchingly Stakes with a win at Caulfield.
Hurdles confront Bonsir in Monash Stakes Consistent sprinter Le Bonsir will need to post a couple of firsts if he is to claim the Group Three Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Yesterday's Songs ready for Caulfield test Lightly raced three-year-old Yesterday's Songs will be out to back up an impressive Sandown maiden win when he lines up over 1400m at Caulfield.
Shinn, Robl pledge to honour Guy Walter The racing industry will say a final farewell to the late Guy Walter and his widow Wendy when the stable has its last runners at Rosehill.
Crossroads race for Brayroan in Qld Cup Caloundra Cup winner Brayroan will be out to add more winter carnival silverware to his collection in the Queensland Cup at Eagle Farm.
Dunn hoping Byrne has pulled wrong rein Trainer Matt Dunn is quietly confident about the chances of La Tikka Rosa in the Ascot Handicap despite the defection of jockey Jim Byrne.
Aigles on road to recovery Cirrus Des Aigles is progressing well after an injury scare and trainer Corine Barande-Barbe expects him to return at the Arc meeting.
Stawell trainer lands first city win A midweek win by Get Out Of Town at Sandown has provided Stawell-based Dane Smith with his first city victory as a trainer.
Warren poised to claim Caulfield loot Jason Warren believes he has found the perfect race for Loot 'n' Run who will chase his second Caulfield victory.
Dupe 'em impresses on debut at Sandown Jockey Craig Newitt says there is a lot to like about the Chris Waller-trained Dupe 'em after the juvenile scored a convincing debut win.
Protest setback for McDonald's title hopes A protest has cost jockey James McDonald a Warwick Farm win as he bids to rein in Nash Rawiller's slender lead in the Sydney riders' premiership.
Lanieri earns class rise with Doomben win Veteran owner Jack O'Hagan appears to have another talented galloper in Lanieri who impressed at Doomben by winning in fast time.
Lord Of The Sky clear Monash favourite Three-year-old Lord Of The Sky is a clear favourite to beat the older horses in the Group Three Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Bennetta fancied to end drought in Civic If placement counts for anything, the Grahame Begg-trained Bennetta is set to break a run of outs in the Listed Civic Stakes at Rosehill.
Darley leads entries for Blue Diamond The Melbourne Racing Club has received more than 1200 nominations for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Fledgling trainer looking for a Major win Two handy staying performances in Sydney have earned Major Major at shot at the Queensland Cup at Eagle Farm.
Lion Of Belfort on the comeback trail Smart sprinter Lion Of Belfort is working his way back to fitness following a back complaint that derailed his autumn campaign.
Doomben victory a family affair Apprentice James Orman has made the best possible start to his metropolitan riding career with a winner at his first city ride at Doomben.
Injury-plagued mare in Grafton return Trainer Jenny Graham will rely on Alcancia's class to overcome a lack of recent racing when the mare resumes at Grafton.
Zac Purton secures Hong Kong jockey title Australian Zac Purton will finish the season as Hong Kong's champion jockey, ending the long reign of Douglas Whyte.
Noted Queensland trainer closes stables Len Treloar, one of the leading trainers in Queensland, has announced the closure of his stables effective immediately.
Haydock target Gordon Lord Byron Trainer Tom Hogan is aiming Gordon Lord Byron at the Sprint Cup at Haydock with the horse recovering well from a muscle injury.
Wez Hunter to face positive swab hearing Trainer Wez Hunter has been issued with two charges by Racing Victoria stewards in relation to a positive swab returned by one of his horses.
Grafton Cup next on Mr O'Ceirin's agenda Mr O'Ceirin is nominated for the Queensland Cup but trainer Ciaron Maher says the Grafton Cup is likely to be the stayer's next start.
Youthful King wins third Jungle Juice Cup Youthful King is a rising nine-year-old but there is still plenty of life in his racing legs after winning the Jungle Juice Cup at Cessnock.
African Pulse set for Monash Stakes return African Pulse has been gelded since an unsuccessful autumn campaign and will be out to build on an impressive first-up record in the Monash Stakes.
Better late than never for bush sprinter An extended entry deadline could work in favour of Hot Hit if the promising country sprinter starts at Rosehill.
Laing set to unveil Dezannam at Sandown Trainer Robbie Laing has had to wait to get two-year-old Dezannam to the races because of injury but hopes the colt can make up for lost time.
Clipperton team explores extension options Top Sydney apprentice Sam Clipperton could ask for extra time on his apprenticeship in a bid to outride his metropolitan claim.
Brown Panther could return to Ascot Melbourne Cup hopeful Brown Panther could head back to Ascot rather than attempt to win back-to-back Goodwood Cups.
Caulfield Cup on the agenda for Singing Kris Lees will travel to Germany in the coming weeks to begin preparing Singing for the Caulfield Cup after his second at Group Two level in Germany.
Dan Excel arrives to prepare for Cox Plate Hong Kong star Dan Excel has arrived in Sydney to begin his preparation for the Cox Plate afetr he completes his mandatory quarantine.
Astro Avalanche in another staying test Astro Avalanche might be a one-paced stayer but he has proven the 3200 metres of the Queensland Cup will suit.
Mallyon in control for second title bid Katelyn Mallyon has her Melbourne apprentices' title chances in her own hands in the final weeks of the racing season.
Three-year-olds chasing another Monash Hard Stride could be one of a trio of three-year-olds to take on the older horses in the Group Three Monash Stakes.
Dynamic Win by Miss Hufflepuff Congratulations to our Team of Owners that race Dynamic 3yo MISS HUFFLEPUFF (3yo filly by Encosta De Lago x Miss Helga) after she brought up her 2nd win for the preparation
Angland seeking Hong Kong milestone Tye Angland will return to Hong Kong for the season's final two meetings for some unfinished business.
Ryan hoping to take command in Civic A decision on a Civic Stakes start for Oakfield Commands will be made later in the week but trainer Gerald Ryan has confirmed Capital Commander runs.
Price's three-year-old team warming up Two maiden colts will spearhead the Mick Price stable's assault on the big three-year-old races in the spring.
Unusual Grafton Cup path for Noisy Ocean Bryan Guy has adopted an unusual Grafton Cup preparation for Noisy Ocean whcih he says suits the gelding.
Mission just denied at Saint-Cloud Frankels younger brother Noble Mission has been pipped at the post in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud.
Australia scores Derby double in Ireland The horse Australia has taken out its second big race in the space of a month in Ireland.
Angel Gabrial could be Melbourne Cup bound High profile owner Dr Marwan Koukash is hoping to add Angel Gabrial to his Melbourne spring team after his Northumberland Plate win.
Jumps clean sweep for Steve Pateman Champion jockey Steve Pateman has been seen at his best, winning all three feature jumps races at Warrnambool capped by Bashboy.
Chris Waller gearing up for spring Chris Waller adds Bull Point to his spring carnival team which also includes dual Doncaster Mile winner Sacred Falls.
Time To Plunder to be set for greys race Time To Plunder, a winner at the Sunshine Coast feature meeting, will be set for Subzero series for grey horses during the Melbourne spring.
No Grafton Cup for Destiny's Kiss The Grafton Cup is off the agenda for Destiny's Kiss with trainer Joe Pride harbouring spring Group One ambitions for the stayer.
Racing Qld to discuss prizemoney increase Queensland officials will begin the process of deciding where the money from the new wagering deal will go with prize money high on the list.
Australia strolls to Curragh glory Coolmore colt has completed the English-Irish Derby double with a dominant display against a small field at the Curragh.
Waller trains Winter Cup first four Premier trainer Chris Waller and jockey Tye Angland have had a field day at Rosehill with four winners apiece.
Sadler chasing stakes race with Queen Stakes races are now the aim for Vain Queen after the John Sadler-trained mare blitzed her rivals at Flemington.
Mixed day for jockey Josh Parr Jockey Josh Parr racked up winners at two different tracks on Saturday but almost brought about his own downfall in the Winter Cup at Rosehill.
Munce delighted with Caloundra Cup win Chris Munce has steered Brayroan to victory in the Listed Caloundra Cup.
Bookies rejoice at Flemington Unseasonal good ground did not help punters as a series of well-backed runners went down at Flemington.
Alma's Fury too good in the Glasshouse Alma's Fury has won his second consecutive Listed race with a dominant performance in the Glasshouse Hcp at the Sunshine Coast.
Hopfgarten wins Sunshine Coast Guineas Hopfgarten has won his second Group Three race, powering home to win the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Trip south looming for Miss Cover Girl Miss Cover Girl has showed her class with a slashing win at the Sunshine Coast to remain unbeaten in four starts.
Caulfield Guineas plans for Zebulon Trainer Peter Morgan says Zebulon is Caulfield Guineas-bound after his impressive Flemington success.
Early double to Chris Waller Premier trainer Chris Waller has trained an early double at the Rosehill meeting to keep his pursuit of his own metropolitan record on track.
Little Brown Horse stands tall in Qld The Kelly Doughty-trained Little Brown Horse has scored in the last bound at the Sunshine Coast.
Form patterns favour Jimando Jimando will be out to continue a terrific form pattern when he takes on the locals in a Winter Championship Heat at Flemington.ea
Diva to be served by Starspangledbanner Champion mare Makybe Diva has a date with Starspangledbanner with the stallion to serve a limited book in the spring.
Jamie Mott ready for jumps debut Jockey Jamie Mott will have his first ride over jumps as a claiming apprentice at Warrnambool.
Treloar fancies treble at Sunshine Coast Trainer Len Treloar has a strong hand at the Sunshine Coast meeting with contenders in all three feature races.
Minimum weight a big issue for McDonald Leading jockey James McDonald has already pulled the pin on three Rosehill rides because he can't make the weight.
Habibi ready for American debut New Zealand Group One winner Habibi will make her American debut in a Group Two race on the undercard of the Santa Anita Gold Cup meeting.
Miller thrilled to have Muir at the races Trainer Trevor Miller saddles up 2011 Adelaide Cup winner Muir who has his second start in just over three years in the Glasshouse at the Sunshine Coast.
New board for Wyong Race Club The Wyong Race Club will remain under an administrator until a new board of directors is elected after a show cause hearing into the old board.
Parr doubles up to maintain winter streak Josh Parr will ride at Kembla Grange and Rosehill as he tries to continue a run of form that has him in demand with Sydney's best stables.
Steady progress for McDonald Long-time Caulfield trainer Ross McDonald continues to make progress after a 13-hour heart operation.
Trainer Fenton fails to stop prosecution The prosecution of Philip Fenton will proceed after the Irish trainer failed to have eight possession charges of banned substances thrown out of court.
Qld racing and Tatts sign $4.5b deal Queensland's racing industry will be the big winner from an exclusive wagering deal with gambling giant Tatts Group, the state government says.
Test for Boss to decide Flemington plans Jockey Glen Boss has chipped a bone in his foot in a track accident at Flemington but still hopes to ride at Saturday's meeting.
BHA announces zero tolerance for steroids A zero tolerance policy towards steroids has been announced by British racing authorities with any horses testing positive to be banned for 14 months.
New deal to support Qld's racing industry Queensland's racing industry will be the big winner from an exclusive wagering deal with gambling giant Tatts Bet, the state government says.
Blake Shinn appeals against 10-meeting ban Blake Shinn has been granted a stay of proceedings against a careless riding suspension that will sideline him for 10 meetings.
Waterhouse set for United States runner Gai Waterhouse will break new ground in her celebrated career with stable newcomer Pornichet expected to race in the Belmont Derby in the United States.
Complacent ruled out of spring campaign Group One-winning three-year-old Complacent will miss spring carnivals in Sydney and Melbourne because of an ongoing tendon issue.
Byrne happy to keep the saddle warm Champion Brisbane jockey Jim Byrne has a chance to win his third Listed Caloundra Cup aboard Brave Ali.
Waller stable keeps a lid on record hype It's impossible to ignore Chris Waller's numbers Rosehill but the in-form stable is downplaying talk of another record-breaking season.
Hayes with triple assault on opener The David Hayes stable has staked its chances of Flemington success on a trio of two-year-olds.
Zabeelionaire heads north for Winter Cup It's been more than two years since Zabeelionaire won the South Australian Derby but trainer Leon Corstens hasn't given up on the stayer.
Ellawisdom set to shine on home turf Ellawisdom's return to her home track at the Sunshine Coast has trainer Trevor Thomas confident of a big run in the Listed Glasshouse Mountain Sprint.
Walker wants spoils of work at Flemington Michael Walker hopes his recent hard work will translate into winners, starting with his four rides at Flemington.
Blake Shinn suspended for 10 meetings Leading jockey Blake Shinn will be sidelined because of suspension when Wendy Walter bows out of training.
Sydney premiership at McDonald's mercy With most of Sydney's best jockeys riding overseas, James McDonald is a red-hot favourite to win the Sydney premiership despite being suspended at Canterbury.
Break for Thunderbird after Flemington Smart galloper Thunderbird One will not run in the Winter Championship Final even if he scores a second heat win at Flemington.
Gollan tightens grip on premiership Eagle Farm trainer Tony Gollan has produced two outstanding winners in Heart Of A Warrior and Traveston Girl at Eagle Farm.
Waller dominates Rosehill with 24 horses Sydney trainer Chris Waller will dominate numbers at Rosehill with 24 acceptors, including six horses in one race and an influential hand in the Winter Cup.
Comeback plunge almost comes off Former Singapore sprinter Merchant went within a half neck of a remarkable first-up win at Geelong.
Round Table Racing celebrates first winner Fleet-footed Mr Boomsday has given syndication business Round Table Racing its first winner with a dashing all-the-way victory at Canterbury.
Solebid continues liking for longer trips Solebid has continued to prove his liking for middle-distance races with the former sprinter scoring over 1800m at Eagle Farm.
Boost for Victorian breeding schemes More than $19 million in bonuses will be available next season after Racing Victoria announced improvements to its breeding incentive schemes.
Colless set for Sunshine Coast return Top jockey Glen Colless makes his return to the races at the Sunshine Coast on Saturday after a barrier trial accident last month.
Royal Snitzel Bolts in on Debut Royal Snitzel, bred out of our 4 time Metropolitan winning mare Royal Charades became United Syndications
Keeneland to host 2015 Breeders' Cup The 2015 Breeders' Cup meeting will be held at Keeneland in Lexington, Kentucky with Santa Anita and Del Mar to host the following two years.
Simon Crisford unveils training plans Long-time Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford has announced he will set up his own training business at Newmarket.
Expensive colt closing in on debut Australian most expensive living colt sold at a yearling sale could be set to barrier trial in the next few weeks.
High winds claim Newcastle race meeting Horse racing at Newcastle's Broadmeadow racetrack has been called off after three races as strong winds caused safety issues.
Craig Newitt gets six-month Singapore deal Leading Melbourne jockey Craig Newitt will move to Singapore to take up a six-month riding contract from January.
Panther ready for Goodwood return Brown Panther will continue his campaign in the Goodwood Cup, a race he won last year before running in the Melbourne Cup.
Hay List's brother poised for Flemington A brother to former star sprinter Hay List is set to debut at Flemington with Hay One stepping out in a three-year-old race
Felix Bay to add to Song Of Tara dynasty Felix Bay will race at Canterbury for trainer Kevin Moses who has a special liking for the Song Of Tara breed.
Griffiths to make most of meeting switch Shifting a metropolitan meeting to the Geelong Synthetic track has created chances for city wins for two track specialists trained by Robbie Griffiths.
Ex-Waller stayer added to Winter Cup noms Wazn, a stayer who has made his name in Australia for Chris Waller, is a Listed Winter Cup nomination for a new trainer.
McDonald in hospital after heart surgery Successful Caulfield trainer Ross McDonald is in intensive care after undergoing 13 hours of heart surgery.
Impressive start for record buy The highest priced yearling ever sold at auction in Europe, Galileo filly Al Naamah, has made a winning debut at Chantilly.
5 Million Guinea Filly Wins on Debut The most expensive yearling filly ever sold when purchased for 5 million guineas at the Tattersalls October
Significant ride for Lester Grace Apprentice Lester Grace will ride Majorly for his new boss Gerald Ryan in the Significant Stakes at Rosehill.
Turfane could show wares at Flemington Developing two-year-old Turfane has Asian buyers on his trail and the youngster could have another chance to impress them at Flemington.
Breeding barn next for star mares Three star mares have bowed out following the Tattersall's Tiara and will head to the breeding barn.
Destiny's Kiss ready for Winter Cup repeat Destiny's Kiss will be out to record back-to-back wins in the Listed Winter Cup for onwer Nick Moraitis and trainer Joe Pride.
Indikator to take on counterpart in GN Kiwi jumper Indikator has arrived in Melbourne to take on the local star Gotta Take Care in next month's Grand National Hurdle.
Hi Son to be aimed at South Grafton Cup Trainer David Kelly admits he has run out of time to get Hi Son ready for the Grafton Cup and will aim him instead at the shorter South Grafton Cup.
Jockeys cleared in Schofield fall inquiry Stewards have cleared all jockeys after an inquiry into a Cranbourne that left Chad Schofield with neck fractures.
Treve to be rested over northern summer Treve will be rested over the northern summer after showing signs of soreness following her Royal Ascot defeat.
Kidnappers suffering from hard Healy run The Kelly Schweida-trained Cape Kidnappers will be monitored over the next few days after his hard run at Eagle Farm when runner-up to Big Money.
Go Indy Go ready to embark on Oaks mission Champagne Stakes winner Go Indy Go is back training for a campaign aimed at the VRC Oaks via the Thousand Guineas.
Aidan Holt loses weight battle Brisbane apprentice Aidan Holt has lost his battle with weight, announcing his retirement at just 21 years of age.
Qld officials to look at distance races Queensland racing officials will look to strengthen the standard of the winter carnival staying races.
Pether's Moon could be Melbourne bound Hardwicke Stakes third placegetter Pether's Moon could head to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Jockeys strip down for charity A group of Sydney jockeys has stripped down to help support fund raising efforts to assist the NSW Cancer Council's research.
Paul Ambrosoli calls it quits Popular race caller Paul Ambrosoli is to retire after almost 50 years behind the microphone.
Ryan Moore leading jockey at Royal Ascot Ryan Moore finished as leading jockey at Royal Ascot while Sir Michael Stoute claimed the trainers' title for the week.
Angland, Waller steal the show at Randwick Four winners at Randwick has Chris Waller edging closer to his Sydney metropolitan winners' record which he set last season.
Spring goals await Mile winner Kingdoms Brian Smith will aim Kingdoms at the Newcastle Cup and The Metropolitan during the spring after the gelding's impressive first-up win at Eagle Farm.
The Cleaner dominates Moonee Valley rivals The Cleaner will not stay in Melbourne despite proving too strong for his opposition in the Travis Harrison Cup at Moonee Valley.
The Inventor scores upset in Tatt's Cup The Inventor will attempt a hat-trick of Cup wins after his boilover win in the Tattersall's Cup at Eagle Farm.
Hay List enjoys a day out at the races Retired triple Group One-winning sprinter Hay List has enjoyed a day out at Randwick, soaking up the atmosphere of race day.
Jet-setter Berry delivers again in Tiara Cosmic Endeavour has given Tommy Berry more Group One success during the Brisbane winter carnival with her victory in the Tattersall's Tiara.
ATC put on notice after raceday accident Leading apprentice Sam Clipperton has escaped serious injury after a fall in the Randwick tunnel which has raised safety concerns.
Kievann dashes apprentice's double hopes Apprentice Katelyn Mallyon was in line for a running double at Moonee Valley before Kievann's late burst denied her mount Hard Stride.
Thompson at brilliant best in Healy Stakes Robert Thompson has produced a gem of a ride to land Scone-trained Big Money a winner of the WJ Healy Stakes.
North Queensland trip looms for Architect Consistent sprinter Architect will be aimed at North Queensland's richest sprint, the Cleveland Bay Handicap, after a dominant Eagle Farm win.
Early Randwick double for Waller, Angland Tye Angland has maintained his impressive strike rate since his return from Hong Kong, riding an early Randwick double for premier trainer Chris Waller.
Fixation continues Gollan's stellar winter Tony Gollan's dream winter carnival has continued with two-year-old Fixation winning at Listed level at Eagle Farm.
Bargain-buy Gloop stars in Valley victory Gloop showed his imperfect legs were no hindrance as he finished strongly to score his maiden win at Moonee Valley.
Cafe Society third at Royal Ascot Cafe Society, a new acquisition for Gai Waterhouse, has rounded out his English career with a third at Royal Ascot.
Veteran Clive Britain trains 18th Ascot In the horse racing business since 1949, trainer Clive Britain celebrates his 18th victory at Royal Ascot after Rizeena wins the Coronation Stakes.
Family pointers for Cobblestones to shock Cobblestones is an outsider at Moonee Valley but trainer John Moloney hopes factors conspire to provide a shock win.
Damp Valley a concern for Madam Delponte Trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon took Madam Delponte to Moonee Valley for a gallop but the hit-out gave him plenty to think about.
Victorian stipes branch out to Cranbourne Racing Victoria stewards will open an office at the Cranbourne racecourse while more bases other provincial centres are likely.
Ryan in frame for more juvenile success Trainer Gerald Ryan will be out to add to his winning tally with two-year-olds when Brewery makes his debut at Randwick.
Nine-race cards for Melbourne next season Melbourne Saturday meetings will feature nine-race cards but will offer a six-figure boost to prizemoney from August 1.
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Territory puts Ramornie start on the line The Ramornie Handicap, one of NSW country racing's biggest sprint races, will become the focus of Territory's campaign after the Winter Dash at Randwick.
Ashgrovian presence puts TABs on red alert Ashgrovian will be out to add to his growing fan base when he contests the Breakfast Creek Hotel Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Tommy Berry to maintain top strike rate Tommy Berry can continue his strike rate in hit-and-run raids on Group One races in Australia and Asia aboard Cosmic Endeavour in the Tatt's Tiara.
Tonopah form a timely boost for Ritchie The off-season emergence of Tonopah as a stayer of promise is helping trainer Craig Ritchie establish himself in Sydney racing.
Tiara set to ice Group 1 season for Waller Chris Waller has three Tatt's Tiara runners, giving him a genuine chance for a fitting celebration as Australia's leading Group One trainer in 2013-2014.
Dunn welcomes son to city riding ranks Apprentice Dylan Dunn will take another step following his father Dwayne when he has his first city rides at Morphettville.
Castlemagne King to rule at Murwillumbah Trainer Basil Ryan gives veteran galloper Castlemagne King an undeniable chance of winning the Murwillumbah Cup for the second time.
Slade shoots for Diamond glory Trainer Eddie Lynam will be out to claim the sprint double at Royal Ascot with King's Stand winner Sole Power's stablemate Slade Power.
Thorough check-up ordered for Treve French star Treve will undergo a veterinary examination after her third at Royal Ascot, her second defeat from two races this season.
Leading Light gives O'Brien Gold Cup Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien continues a strong month with Leading Light winning the Ascot Gold Cup ahead of Queen Elizabeth's horse Estimate.
Snitzel Blitz wins on debut for Blueblood Thoroughbreds Blueblood Thoroughbreds’ winning streak continued today when SNITZEL BLITZ was too classy for her rivals on debut.
Rodd, Hai Lil reunited in Valley scamper Jockey Michael Rodd will reunite with one of his favourite horses when Hai Lil runs at Moonee Valley.
Outback Joe starts bid to copy mum in Cup Adelaide Cup winner Outback Joe has started out on his journey to live up to a rich family tradition in the Melbourne Cup.
Peron flying under the radar in G1 Tiara One of the boom horses of last year's winter carnival, Peron has been all but forgotton by punters ahead of the Tattersall's Tiara.
Roll The Bones earns Randwick start A mare searching for her first win in almost two years has earned the chance to chase it in Saturday grade after a convincing trackwork gallop.
Elle starts farewell campaign at Valley Elite Elle will chase a Group win in a final three-start campaign that will begin with a winnable assignment at Moonee Valley.
Track conditions key to Cup start for Wish Italian import Wish Come True will be given his first Australian stakes test at Eagle Farm, providing the track isn't too firm.
Promising NZ stayer to make Sydney debut Roger James plundered two of Sydney's biggest races in the autumn and he will give Enjay a chance to make her mark, albeit on a smaller scale.
Track condition a key for Cape Kidnappers Trainer Kelly Schweida says a Healy Stakes start for dashing sprinter Cape Kidnappers will hinge on the condition of the Eagle Farm track.,
Lonhspresso out to salvage Weir's winter Victorian mare Lonhspresso will be out to improve the Brisbane winter carnival fortunes of trainer Darren Weir when she runs in the Tattersall's Tiara.
Second Royal Ascot Stakes-Winner for Starspangledbanner Australian bred Starspangledbanner made it two Royal Ascot stakes-winners in two days when his filly Anthem Alexander captured the Group II Queen Mary Stakes overnight following on from his colt The Wow Signal winning the Group II Coventry Stakes on Tuesday.
Sole Power to miss Diamond Jubilee King's Stand winner Sole Power will not attempt the sprint double at Royal Ascot with trainer Eddie Lynham saying the horse is tired.
Tegan Harrison suspended at Doomben In-form apprentice Tegan Harrison has had her week soured after stewards suspended her for careless riding at Doomben.
RV to open doors to trainers Victorian trainers will have the chance to learn about all facets of Racing Victoria's operations at an open day in August.
Another 2YO Runner for BlueBlood Thoroughbreds Snitzel Blitz (pictured as a yearling) will be the 4th 2YO runner for BlueBlood this season when she debuts at Donald tomorrow in Race 2 - 12:35PM Evergreen..
Wide draw could advantage Belle Trainer Jason Warren is hoping Longchamp Belle can bounce back to her best form at Moonee Valley.
Sense Of Occasion wins for Wendy Walter Sense Of Occasion has posted an all-the-way win at Warwick Farm to give trainer Wendy Walter her first city training success.
Wakefield wishing he had kept mum Trainer Brian Wakefield may be left to rue his decision to give away one of his broodmares after she produced an impressive debut winner at Doomben.
Jumper starts Laing's Sandown treble Racetrack veteran Diamond Jim posted his first hurdle win to begin a profitable day for Cranbourne trainer Robbie Laing at Sandown.
Inkling scores runaway win for Snowdens Inkling has continued a run of success for Peter and Paul Snowden, posting a 5-3/4 length win in his debut outing at Warwick Farm.
Technology key to advancing racing in Qld Racing Queensland believes the thoroughbred industry must embrace technology to entice the next generation of racegoers to the sport.
Royal Ascot Stakes-Winner for Starspangledbanner Previously unbeaten colt Cappella Sansevero was bought by Al Shaqab Racing for £1,300,00 at the Goffs London Sale on Monday, but he lost his perfect record in the Group II Coventry Stakes when going down to Starspangledbanner colt The Wow Signal.
Cradle Me poised to continue winning ways In-form mare Cradle Me will be out to extend her sequence of wins when she races at Randwick instead of taking on Group One company in the Tatt's Tiara.
Wide draw a welcome change for Rocker A wide barrier could be the key to Perth mare Platinum Rocker scoring a breakthrough Group One win in the Tatt's Tiara.
Weight right for Goold at Doomben Apprentice Geoff Goold was back in the winner's circle at Doomben after overcoming weight issues which interrupted his season.
Tinto bidding for historic double Tinto will be striving to become the first filly to claim the Queensland Oaks and Tattersall's Cup in the same season when she runs at Eagle Farm.
Red Tracer draws wide in Tatt's Tiara Defending title holder Red Tracer has drawn wide in barrier 14 of 17 for the final Group One race of the season, the Tatt's Tiara at Eagle Farm.
Hootenanny wins for Ward and Espinoza California Chrome's jockey Victor Espinoza has steered American colt Hootenanny to win at Royal Ascot for trainer Wesley Ward.
Sole Power defends King's Stand Stakes Sole Power will attempt to emulate Australian horse Choisir by adding the Diamond Jubilee Stakes to his King's Stand triumph at Royal Ascot.
Frankie has the Wow factor Frankie Dettori is off the mark at Royal Ascot, steering The Wow Signal to win the Coventry Stakes.
Kingman wins St James's Palace Stakes Kingman, the 8-11 favourite, broke to the front from the outside and pulled away for a two-and-a-quarter-length win over Night of Thunder at Royal Ascot.
Ex-Waterhouse galloper debuts for Vandyke Once regarded as one of the most promising horses on the books at Tulloch Lodge, Landing is set to have his first start for David Vandyke.
Angel Of Mercy debuts for Katsumi Yoshida Angel Of Mercy will be out to give her new owner Katsumi Yoshida a quick return when she runs in the Tattersall's Tiara.
Big Bonanza bypasses Sydney for Melbourne Don Robb has opted for an interstate road trip with Big Bonanza as he sets his sights on a race at Moonee Valley instead of the Winter Dash at Randwick
Finale a key to Mossale chances at Sandown Mossale will have favourable conditions under foot but the last 100m will decide the Peter Gelagotis-trained galloper's fate at Sandown.
Sweet Feet has big shoes to fill: Grills Trying to replace horses like Ollie Vollie and Border Rebel is never easy but trainer Sue Grills is counting on Sweet Feet taking a small step.
Royal Ascot Heroes, Where Are They Now? The star studded Royal Ascot meeting takes place this week and while we have no Aussie bred stars to cheer for this year it does raise the question of where are our past heroes?
Treve ready for Royal Ascot Champion French mare Treve will have seven rivals at Royal Ascot when she makes her first appearance outside her home country.
Frankel foal fetches more than $2 million The first foal by champion racehorse Frankel to be sold at public auction has fetched $A2.1 million in a package which includes his mother.
Hard Stride to saddle up again at Valley Durable sprinter Hard Stride will have the tenth run of a long preparation when he steps out for trainers Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra at Moonee Valley.
Gollan heading to first premierhsip Tony Gollan has established a healthy lead over five-time Brisbane premier trainer Robert Heathcote in the race for this season's title.
Talented sprinter Biloxi set for Randwick Talented sprinter Biloxi can take another step in his career and give the Rick Worthington stable a boost when he runs at Randwick.
Light spring the plan for Oaks winner Co-trainer Donna Logan's initial thought is to give Australian Oaks winner a light spring but options remain open for the Kiwi filly.
Boss to test Srikandi in gallop Victorian filly Srikandi will line up in the Group One Tatt's Tiara as long as she is given the tick of approval after a track gallop.
Payne takes over training Zanbagh Victorian trainer Patrick Payne will prepare dual Oaks placegetter Zanbagh for her spring campaign after a forced change of stables.
Stars out on first day of Royal Ascot English and Irish Guineas winners Kingman and Night Of Thunder will clash on the opening day of the Royal Ascot meeting.
The Queen and her horse ready for Ascot The Queen will attend the five days of Royal Ascot with particular focus on the Gold Cup in which her horse Estimate tries to defend her title.
Avenir Certain wins French Oaks Avenir Certain has joined Zarkava and Divine Proportions as the winner of both the French 1000 Guineas and the Oaks.
Rubick getting ready for spring return Talented colt Rubick is gearing up for an early spring campaign which trainer Gerald Ryan hopes leads to the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Gotta Take Care wins third Dreschler The Darren Weir-trained Gotta Take Care has won his third consecutive Brendan Dreschler Hurdle at Bendigo.
Joe Pride ready for stable expansion Trainer Joe Pride has renewed confidence in his ability to manage a large stable ahead of his expansion at Warwick Farm.
Mossfun getting ready for spring Golden Slipper winner Mossfun has returned to Hawkes Racing's Sydney base to begin preparing for a three-year-old sprinting campaign in the spring.
Triple attack in Tiara from Waller stable Last year's winner Red Tracer will be joined in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara by her Chris Waller-trained stablemates Catkins and She's Clean.
Tony Pattillo signals the end of career Popular Queensland jockey Tony Pattillo says his riding career is almost certainly over after 25 years in the saddle.
Fugue gets green light for Ascot Multiple Group One winning mare The Fugue has pleased in a work-out ahead of her clash with Treve at Royal Ascot.
Estimate shines in Newmarket gallop The Queen's horse Estimate has shown she is on target for her defence of the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot with a sparkling gallop at Newmarket.
Cahill suspended at Ipswich Leading Brisbane jockey Michael Cahill has been suspended for seven meetings over his ride on The Inventor at Ipswich.
Il Cavallo continues rise at Flemington Highly-touted colt Il Cavallo continued to impress with his second straight win in the latest heat of the AR Creswick Series at Flemington.
Feature race double at Ipswich for Gollan Leading Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has celebrated a feature race double, winning the Ipswich Cup and Eye Liner Stakes.
Double to Joe Pride at Rosehill Trainer Joe Pride, who is preparing for a stable expansion, has celebrated a winning double at Rosehill.
Flyer gives Waller 200 at Flemington Sacred Flyer looked in trouble in the straight in his Flemington assignment but rallied to become Chris Waller's 200th winner for the season.
Scream Machine gets Stradbroke consolation A week after missing out on a start in the Stradbroke Handicap, Scream Machine has proven his class at Rosehill.
Alma's Fury edges Masthead in Eye Liner The Tony Gollan-trained Alma's Fury has held off Masthead to score a thrilling victory in the Listed Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Black type for Jazz Song at Ipswich Impressive filly Jazz Song has defeated Griante to win the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich.
Oxford Poet loses his gear Oxford Poet has been disqualified from his fifth at Rosehill after most of Taylor Marshall's riding gear was left on the track.
Softer approach pays for Walker Michael Walker's decision to put the whip away paid dividends as the David Hayes-trained colt Vuelta scored a narrow win at Flemington.
Heathcote compares Pinch with Buffering Trainer Robert Heathcote has compared two-year-old Pinch River with stable star Buffering at the same age after his win at Ipswich.
Early double to Waller at Rosehill Sniper Fire has maintained his superiority over Brazen Moss to give trainer Chris Waller the first leg of an early double at Rosehill.
Nineteen in line for Gold Cup The Queen's horse Estimate will face a strong field when she attempts to defend her Gold Cup crown at Royal Ascot.
Pride set to flex his Muscle at Rosehill A lack of race fitness is Joe Pride's biggest concern as he prepares Ball Of Muscle for his city debut at Rosehill.
Truce to resume hostilities at Flemington Game sprinter General Truce will find his first-up assignment at Flemington an easier task than chasing star sprinter Lankan Rupee.
Tiger Dimejan impresses at Doomben The Kelly Schweida-trained Tiger Dimejan has won impressively at Doomben.
No Tiara for Commanding Jewel Trainer Leon Corstens has abandoned plans to send Commanding Jewel to Brisbane for Saturday week's Group One Tattersall's Tiara.
Eight late entries for Golden Rose Trainer Chris Waller has four of the eight late entries for the $1 million Golden Rose which he won last year with Zoustar.
Change in fortune for Black Cash A favourable barrier for the Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich has boosted the confidence of trainer Kelly Doughty.
Bryan Guy gives his Cup roughies a chance Bryan Guy is chasing back-to-back Ipswich Cups with the two-pronged attack of Noisy Ocean and Anagold.
Second track idea floated for Flemington Racing Victoria and the Victoria Racing Club are investigating the merits of a second track on the inside of the Flemington racecourse.
Picture primed to add colour to Flemington Mike Moroney is confident he has the import Picture Editor in the best shape he has been in since arriving in Australia ahead of his Flemington test.
Stoute upbeat about Estimate's chances Trainer Sir Michael Stoute is pleased with the Queen's horse Estimate ahead of the mare's Gold Cup defence at Royal Ascot on Thursday.
McCoy and Zara Phillips in charity race The Queen's granddaughter Zara Phillips will compete against champion jumps jockey Tony McCoy in a special race at the Barbury International horse trials.
No retirement plans for Dettori Frankie Dettori's manager says the jockey has no thoughts of retirement despite being added to the Channel 4 commentary team for Royal Ascot.
Joe Pride to take over Walter stable Joe Pride will take over Guy Walter's Warwick Farm stable with the late trainer's wife Wendy deciding to step down.
First Frankel foal for public auction A colt out of Crystal Gaze will be the first offspring by Frankel to be auctioned when he goes to the Goffs London Sale.
New rule good news for punters Racing NSW has responded to requests from disgruntled punters to level up the playing field with wagering operators.
Sargent zeroes in on Australia John Sargent is looking forward to focusing all his energies on his Sydney stable after announcing the closure of his New Zealand operation.
Success abroad for Aussie jockeys Australian jockeys have been to the fore on the international stage, headed by Craig Williams who posted a Group Two win in Japan.
Trio of City Runners for BlueBlood Thoroughbreds Three runners across 2 states will go around this Saturday for Blueblood Thoroughbreds.
Duelling Laing duo out for Flemington wins Ali Vital and Tristram's Sun don't like each other but trainer Robbie Laing will give both a chance to keep the stable's winning run going at Flemington.
Barrier trial key for Steps In Time Pending her performance in a Warwick Farm barrier trial, Steps In Time will be given the chance to post another Group One win.
Lees banking on Power to bounce back Trainer Kris Lees has gone back to the drawing board with stakes winner Express Power as she bids to recapture her three-year-old form.
Wayne Wilson farewelled in Brisbane Leading Queensland trainers and jockeys were among those who turned out to farewell popular race caller Wayne Wilson.
Cup prospect to sport silks at Rosehill Import Excess Knowledge will get a chance to show the potential which has him earmarked as a Melbourne Cup horse when he runs at Rosehill.
Opportunities opening up in Moody stable Dig A Pony has a chance to move up the pecking order in the Peter Moody stable when she runs at Flemington.
Lante ready to show best at Ipswich Stella Lante's trainer John Hyam is expecting the mare to run a bold race when she takes on the Listed Ipswich Cup on Saturday.
Into The Red primed for Eye Liner Trainer Kelso Wood is confident of Into The Red's chances after drawing barrier two for the Listed Eye Liner Stakes at Ipswich.
Bowman starting to fly in Hong Kong Aussie jockey Hugh Bowman rode his second double in as many meetings at Hong Kong's Sha Tin meeting on Wednesday.
Rodd off the bench to partner Maroon Michael Rodd is confident lightly-raced filly Maroon Bay can improve on her first-up defeat when he takes the reins on the three-year-old at Flemington.
Power primed for Shea Shea rematch Irish raider Sole Power and South African flyer Shea Shea appear set for another battle in the Group One King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot next week.
National hearing ends in cautions A disciplinary panel has issued cautions to the 39 jockeys involved in the start to the Grand National.
Munce suspended at Doomben Leading Brisbane jockey Chris Munce has copped a seven meeting suspension at Doomben and will miss the Tattersall's Tiara meeting.
Van Der Werf effort pays off at Doomben Apprentice Courtney Van Der Werf has steered Widow's Walk to victory at Doomben to score her first Brisbane win.
Honour proves talent runs in the family Enormous Honour has a long way to go to emulate the feats of big brother Triple Honour but he took a step in the right direction with a win at Canterbury.
More ground the way to go for Richards Trainer Steve Richards says an extra 300m will be a big help for Justaway's bid for his first win at Flemington.
Ironstein out, Spirit in at Rosehill Full Of Spirit and Ironstein were dual acceptors for identical races in two states but the pair will take different paths this weekend.
Wayward youngsters in Canterbury battle Trainer Peter Snowden is resigned to giving Shooting To Win another educational run before considering any spring plans for the up-and-coming colt.
More success for Sheikh and Smerdon A meeting at a tried horse sale in England continued to produce success when Robert Smerdon prepared Crafty to score a comfortable win at Sandown.
English stayer wins at Doomben English stayer Refectory has landed his first Australian victory with the Richard Laming-trained four-year-old scoring at Doomben over 2140m.
World's best invited to run in Cox Plate The horse rated the world's best, Just A Way, is one of 10 overseas stars in the first round of invitations for the Cox Plate.
Gollan eyes Ipswich feature double Eagle Farm trainer Tony Gollan admits he will need some luck if he is to snare the Ipswich feature double this weekend.
Chad Schofield sidelined until spring Chad Schofield hopes to return in time for the spring after he fractured a vertebra in his neck during a race fall.
Ward set for another Royal Ascot raid Trainer Wesley Ward has assembled a strong team of up to six juveniles as the American looks to add to his tally of Royal Ascot winners.
BHA allows Pat Cosgrave to ride British authorities have opted not to recpricate a four-month ban handed down by Dubai stewards to jockey Pat Cosgrave.
Canny Lad dies at Woodlands aged 26 Champion racehorse and stallion Canny Lad has been euthanised at the age of 26, leaving behind an enduring legacy.
Commanding Jewel on track for Tiara Trainer Leon Corstens is pleased with Commanding Jewel ahead of her planned comeback in the Tatt's Tiara at Eagle Farm.
Merlin Mustang returns to Rosehill Merlin Mustang is pleasing his new trainer David Vandyke ahead of his first start for the stable at Rosehill.
Word Of Mouth's stocks rise Trainer Leon Corstens hopes Word Of Mouth lives up to his last-start third behind subsequent Queensland Derby winner Sonntag when he runs at Flemington.
McLachlan keeps faith with Phelan Ready Phelan Ready has passed a barrier test with flying colours and trainer Jason McLachlan is keeping faith he can win again.
Conners to unlock Puzzle at Sandown Heath Conners took his time to work out talented filly Puzzle and the two-year-old will shoot for her second straight win when she steps out at Sandown.
Weather suits Tickertape at Canterbury Buoyed by Tickertape's last-start win on a wet track, trainer Craig Carmody is backing him up at Canterbury while he ponders plans for Single.
Ward eyes July Cup with Undrafted United States trainer Wesley Ward is returning to England looking for more success, this time with Undrafted in the July Cup.
More Success For Truly Ready The magnificent looking three year old filly, Truly Ready (NZ), (More Than Ready ex Torlundy) added a metropolitan victory to her resume yesterday at Randwick when she ran away to win, defying the on pace track bias of the day.
Sir Moments Salutes again Sir Moments, trained by Steve O’Dea, produced a last to first effort to take out Saturday’s Listed Daybreak Lover Stakes (1600m) at Eagle Farm.
Champion mare Treve on Ascot trail Trainer Criquette Head-Maarek is happy with champion mare Treve ahead of her first trip to England for Royal Ascot.
Racing NSW welcomes economic report An economic report predicts wagering tax parity would mean thoroughbred racing could provide a further $172 million to the NSW economy.
Patience gets Hyland's Warrior back Pat Hyland adopted a patient approach to Shanghai Warrior's recovery from a bowed tendon, which has led to the smart sprinter's return at Flemington.
Ramornie beckons for Vintage Moss Brisbane sprinter Vintage Moss has put himself in the frame for the Ramornie Handicap at Grafton with victory at the Gold Coast.
Ironstein could run in Ipswich Cup Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to continue his stellar season with two-year-olds at Rosehill could send veteran stayer north to the Ipswich Cup.
Griante settled in for Ipswich challenge Victorian filly Griante has spent a week in Queensland preparing for her maiden stakes race in the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich.
Sheer Style returns a winner at Randwick One-time Magic Millions favourite Sheer Style has returned to racing with a dominant display at Randwick.
Sky building for Monash return Trainer Robbie Laing can't hide his delight in smart sprinter Lord Of The Sky's progress towards his next assignment in the Group Three Monash Stakes.
Former jockey Russell Maddock has died Russell Maddock, a former champion Queensland jockey who rode with great success in Europe, has died aged 96.
Surgery unlikely for Schofield Cox Plate-winning jockey Chad Schofield is unlikely to need surgery on neck fractures he suffered in a fall at Cranbourne.
Barzalona to return to France Mickael Barzalona will leave the English arm of Godolphin and return to France with opportunities sparse in recent times.
Prognosis good for Cirrus Des Aigles The prognosis is good for Cirrus Des Aigles with X-rays showing no serious damage to the French star who was lame after his Coronation Cup win.
Australia delivers for O'Brien at Epsom Striking chestnut Australia beat Kingston Hill by a length and a quarter to give Aidan O'Brien an unprecedented third successive Epsom Derby.
Just A Way made to fight in Yasuda Kinen Japanese star Just A Way has claimed a last stride victory in the Group One Yasuda Kinen in Tokyo.
Three jockeys taken to hospital after fall Chad Schofield, Steven Arnold and apprentice Ben Thompson taken to hospital as a precaution after three-horse fall at Cranbourne.
California Chrome's owner lashes out California Chrome's owner Steve Coburn has lashed out at the colt's Belmont rivals for avoiding the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness.
Group One winner Snitzerland retired Group One winning mare Snitzerland will head to the breeding barn in the spring for a likely date with All Too Hard.
Norzita on slow road back from injury Dual Group One winning mare Norzita is on the comeback trail from injury with the Cox Plate again a target.
Mounting yard the key for Pennuto Nordic But Nice's hopes of a maiden city win rest on the eccentric mare's behaviour in the mounting yard at Mornington.
Race to be named after Wayne Wilson Queensland officials will name a major race after popular race caller Wayne Wilson who has died after a long battle with cancer.
Payne youngsters to stay the distance David Payne will test three runners as potential stayers in the 1800m race for two-year-olds at Randwick.
Another Birchley horse goes to Hong Kong Trainer Liam Birchley says prize money must be lifted in Queensland to help owners after losing another of his horses to Hong Kong.
Cirrus Des Aigles lame after Cup win French star Cirrus Des Aigles is being monitored closely after pulling up lame from his sixth Group One win in the Coronation Cup at Epsom.
California Chrome fourth in Belmont California Chrome's owner Steve Coburn has launched an attack on his rivals after the colt's fourth in the Belmont Stakes won by Tonalist.
Tonalist wins Belmont Stakes Tonalist has won the Belmont Stakes with California Chrome unable to add the third leg of the Triple Crown to his Kentucky Derby and Preakness wins.
Australia wins Epsom Derby Australia wins Epsom Derby to give trainer Aidan O'Brien his third straight success and fifth overall in the blue riband of the turf.
Fast And Free ends Akavoroun's winning run A pre-race plan to stick to the fence has paid dividends for Fast And Free who outgunned his rivals to score at Moonee Valley.
Floria smashes race record in Cup Any doubts about Floria handling the distance of the Brisbane Cup were quashed when the mare denied Moriarty back-to-back wins in the race.
Avoid Lightning strikes in June Stakes Les Bridge will consider all short course options for Avoid Lightning who has run out an easy winner of the Listed June Stakes at Randwick.
Sadler continues winning run for Aquanita Vain Queen returned to her best form at Moonee Valley to continue trainer John Sadler's winning run since shifting his base to Caulfield.
Lad delivers trainer's first Group One win Queensland sprinter River Lad has given trainer Natalie McCall her biggest win with his fighting victory in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Destiny's Kiss wins staying test Destiny's Kiss has won the Stayers Cup after overhauling Astro Avalanche who set up a massive lead.
Sonntag wins Queensland Derby Henry Dwyer's fledgling training career has skyrocketed after Sonntag capped a rapid rise to stardom by winning the Queensland Derby.
Almalad overcomes inexperience to win Almalad didn't give Tommy Berry an easy ride but the horse dug deep when it mattered most to deliver the jockey a Group One win in the J J Atkins.
Waterhouse dominates in Dane Ripper Gai Waterhouse is eyeing another Group One trophy after stablemates Cosmic Endeavour and Driefontein fought out the finish of the Dane Ripper Stakes.
Early double to Waller at Randwick Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has brought up an early Randwick double with Saigon Tea and Rugged Cross proving their wet track ability.
Cape Kidnappers outruns Lightning rivals Injury-plagued sprinter Cape Kidnappers has earned a shot at Group company after edging out his rivals at Eagle Farm.
O'Dea has long-term goal for Sir Moments Trainer Steve O'Dea has a long-term ambition to win next year's Stradbroke Handicap with Sir Moments after another impressive win at Eagle Farm.
Brisbane's Eagle Farm to get $22m upgrade Eagle Farm racetrack will recieve a $22 million upgrade ahead of the 2015 Brisbane Racing Carnival.
Tiara plans still uncertain for Jewel Commanding Jewel pleased connections with her exhibition gallop at Moonee Valley but a Tatt's Tiara start is far from certain.
Transporter returns to winner's list The John Thompson-trained Transporter has rediscovered his best form in Brisbane with a commanding win on Stradbroke Handicap day.
Taghrooda dazzles in Oaks at Epsom Paul Hanagan has ridden Taghrooda to a comprehensive win over Tarfasha in the Epsom Oaks to give owner Sheikh Hamdan Al Maktoum the quinella.
Popular race caller Wayne Wilson dies Popular Queensland race caller Wayne Wilson has died after a 15-year-battle with cancer during which he kept working.
Taghrooda wins England's Epsom Oaks Unbeaten Taghrooda wins the Epsom Oaks, English racing's blue riband for fillies.
Hong Kong star retired to SA stud Dual Hong Kong Group One winner Akeed Mofeed will stand at stud in South Australia after a tendon injury forced his retirement.
Don't Get Excited wins Golden Topaz The Golden Topaz at Swan Hill has been taken out by Don't Get Excited who returned to his former home track to win the $100,000 race.
Tassie Beauty take on locals at Valley Bargain buy Merrick's Beauty will attempt to upset the local three-year-olds in the Adapt Australia Handicap at Moonee Valley.
Rudy to give Clarke brothers Derby thrill The Helen Page-trained Rudy will be out to give the Clarke brothers a classic win in the Queensland Derby.
Floria on trial for spring campaign in Cup A decision whether Floria heads to stud or races on into the spring will be made after the mare contests the Brisbane Cup.
Second time lucky for Vatuvei Victorian Vatuvei will have fitness on his side when he heads to Sydney for another shot at the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Akavoroun aims for five straight at Valley Promising gelding Akavoroun will be out to extend his winning run to five at Moonee Valley on a day stablemate Srikandi chases Stradbroke Handicap glory.
Statistics against Red Tracer in Straddie Red Tracer has established herself as one of the best racemares in Australia and she will have a point to prove in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Strong hand for Gollan at Eagle Farm Dalrello's Stradbroke mishap 40 years ago still haunts Darryl Gollan who will be cheering on his son Tony's charges at Eagle Farm.
Perth mare ready to produce a Ripper Perth trainer Simon Miller says six-year-old Platinum Rocker can improve on recent placings in Saturday's Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Heathcote hoping Fifi can fire Trainer Robert Heathcote is looking to Fire Up Fifi to put in a good effort in the Dane Ripper Stakes to earn a shot at a final Group One race.
Triple Crown the hardest prize to win California Chrome will bid for the most coveted prize in US racing when he takes aim at the Belmont Stakes, the final leg of the Triple Crown.
Australia the clear pick at Epsom Joseph O'Brien is confident Australia has the right profile to come out on top in world's oldest classic, the Epsom Derby.
Jason Warren chasing wins in two states Trainer Jason Warren is hoping for success in two states with two runners at Moonee Valley and one starter at Randwick.
Brisbane Cup 'Plan B' for Laing Robbie Laing was just looking for a 2400m race for Falamonte when he found out he could still start the three-year-old filly in the Group Two Brisbane Cup.
Commanding Jewel to have Valley workout Commanding Jewel will have an exhibition gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of a planned trip to Brisbane for a first-up start in the Tattersall's Tiara.
Forster declares Adebisi at Eagle Farm Adebisi's trainer Desleigh Forster says her sprinter will turn the tables on Cape Kidnappers at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
What A Hoot beats the odds before Valley What A Hoot will attempt to become the first winner from a small band of foals when he debuts at Moonee Valley.
Kneeling hoping for good start to June Smart sprinting mare Kneeling will chase the third black type victory of her career in the June Stakes at Randwick.
Vilanova ready to show his best: Waller Trainer Chris Waller says Vilanova is ready to show his best in a Group One race when he runs in the Queensland Derby
Melham says inside draw doesn't suit Joey Jockey Ben Melham believes barrier three is a disadvantage for Group One winner Smokin' Joey in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Lindop back riding trackwork in Adelaide Dual Derby-winning jockey Clare Lindop took another step towards her return from a terrible fall when she resumed riding trackwork at Morphettville.
Waller banking on right genetics in Cup When it comes to winning 3200-metre races in Australia, Chris Waller believes a horse's genetic make-up is all-important.
Stats with Time For War in Atkins Time For War has a chance to become the 13th BRC Sires-Atkins Group One double winner at Eagle Farm this weekend.
Change in fortune for Famous Seamus Famous Seamus has drawn barrier 10 for the Group One Stradbroke Hcp but is likely to jump from gate seven when the emergencies come out.
Barrier two for California Chrome Belmont Stakes favourite California Chrome has drawn barrier two for his attempt to win the Triple Crown.
Lead-up gives Dunn hope of Derby success Dwayne Dunn is confident Happy As Hell can progress from a Sandown placing to a strong performance in the Group One Queensland Derby.
Waller makes clean sweep of juvenile races Chris Waller has showed another string to his bow with a race-to-race double in the two-year-old events at Warwick Farm.
Weir treble brings up milestone at Sandown Darren Weir has set a record for the number of nation-wide winners in a season for a Victorian-based trainer.
Bryan Guy works Magic with Cassius Bryan Guy has coaxed out-of-form sprinter Magic Cassius into winning form with the gelding successful at Ipswich.
Double to Oliver caps Melbourne season Premiership-leader Damien Oliver has ridden a winning double at Sandown at his final Melbourne meeting for the season.
Srikandi will be forced to go forward Srikandi has been joined by Hucklebuck at the top of Stradbroke Handicap betting after drawing a wide barrier in the Group One race.
Queensland to look at weight rule change Racing Queensland will look at changing rules regarding minimum topweights in black-type handicaps.
Portelli gutted by Rebel Dane draw Gary Portelli fears Rebel Dane has had his Stradbroke Handicap prospects dashed after drawing barrier 22.
Solution back to the future at Valley Trainer Kane Harris will welcome back the flagship of his stable when Future Solution resumes from an injury lay-off at Moonee Valley.
California Chrome on target for Belmont Trainer Art Sherman is pleased with California Chrome ahead of the colt's bid to become just the 12th Triple Crown winner.
Another city winner for Blueblood Thoroughbreds One of Australia’s leading syndicators won another city race today with ever consistent galloper, ENCOSTANATI.
Unanimously to relish familiar circuit Trainer Matthew Dale has declared well-travelled sprinter Unanimously in career-best form as he prepares for the Listed June Stakes at Randwick.
Wide barriers for Stradbroke favourites Leading Stradbroke Handicap contenders Srikandi and Rebel Dane have drawn wide in barriers 17 and 22 respectively.
Vilanova draws wide in Queensland Derby Vilanova has drawn barrier 15 in the Queensland Derby at Eagle Farm, the final three-year-old Classic of the season.
Oisin Murphy snares Derby mount Star apprentice Oisin Murphy, who spent two months in Australia during the summer, will have his first Epsom Derby ride on Red Galileo.
Purton set to return for Qld Derby tilt Zac Purton has won a Brisbane jockeys' premiership and is set to get the chance to chase his first Queensland Group One win in the Derby on Rock Diva.
Sonntag to give plenty in Derby Sonntag will attempt to secure a windfall for charity when he tackles the Group One Queensland Derby at Eagle Farm.
Moor begins preparations for Reparations Jockey Dan Moor has won the ride on lightweight hope Reparations in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Valley favoured option for Vibrant Rouge A 1200m race at Moonee Valley is the favoured option over the Golden Topaz at Swan Hill for Vibrant Rouge.
Champion hurdler Black And Bent retired Injury has forced the retirement of superstar jumper Black And Bent after a career that netted more than $1 million.
Promising NZ gelding to step out at Valley Allez Eagle has returned from an injury lay-off with two wins in New Zealand and will be out to showcase his talent during a Melbourne winter campaign.
Smith has high hopes for Krupt progeny Trainer Mathew Smith has high hopes for the progeny of Krupt, including Veselka who makes her metropolitan debut at Warwick Farm.
General Custer's first stand at Sandown General Custer initially failed to impress in his trial but Andrew Noblet's analysis of the hit-out has convinced him the colt is ready to race.
Grangewilliam Launches Haradasun’s NZ career Mark and Jane Corcoran’s Waitotara operation, north of Wanganui, will be the new home for the multiple Group One winner Haradasun, whose progeny have already performed to the highest level.
Dandino to wait for Royal Ascot Dandino's race return has been delayed and the Caulfield Cup runner-up will now resume at Royal Ascot.
Cirrus on course for Coronation run Trainer Corine Barande-Barbe has given stable star Cirrus des Aigles the green light to run in the Coronation Cup at Epsom,
Australia leads Derby big guns Aidan O'Brien is set to saddle up four runners in the Epsom Derby headed by the favourite Australia.
Moloney targets early return from injury Patrick Moloney hopes to be back race riding early in the new season as he makes good progress in his rehabilition from two fractured ankles.
Pressing to bounce back in JJ Atkins Two-year-old Pressing will get more practice wearing blinkers in an Eagle Farm gallop ahead of the colt's start in the Group One JJ Atkins Stakes.
Double for Walter stable at Goulburn Wendy Walter has claimed a winning double at Goulburn after taking over the training duties at her late husband Guy's stable,
Freshwater Storm with Geelong Cup aim Trainer Tony Parker believes Freshwater Storm will be hard to beat at Moonee Valley before the gelding is spelled ahead of a Geelong Cup tilt.
One kilogram extra for Sacred Star Leading Stradbroke Handicap contender Sacred Star will have to defy history to claim the QTC Cip-Stradbroke Handicap double.
Tourneur puts in hard yards for Hucklebuck Dom Tourneur has been chipping away at his weight in the past few weeks to get down to 51kg to partner Hucklebuck in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Hidden Warrior returns to Randwick Stakes winning sprinter Hidden Warrior returns to Randwick for his first start for trainer Gordon Yorke in the June Stakes.
Pinstripe Lane spot on for Derby: Corstens Trainer Troy Corstens will have his first Group One runner when Pinstripe Lane runs as one of the leading chances in the Queensland Derby.
Time For War out for another upset If Time For War wins the season's final Group One race for two-year-olds, he will give his trainer Gerald Ryan a second elite juvenile victory.
A moment to savor Three-year-old chestnut Sir Moments lifted the spirits of the Walter family with a thrilling win in the $350,000 Group II Queensland Guineas (1400m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Richard Cully wins feature NZ jumps race Two days after winning the Australian Steeplechase on Krase at Sandown, jumps jockey Richard Cully has won a feature jumps race in New Zealand.
Fine Cotton a day to remember for Evans Having spent 60 years selling betting tickets on Brisbane racetracks, the Fine Cotton affair stands out for 81-year-old Geraldine Evans.
French Derby glory for great Gatsby British colt The Grey Gatsby has claimed the Prix du Jockey Club, the French Derby, for trainer Kevin Ryan.
Trainer John Hills has died aged 53 Trainer John Hills, a member of one of England's famous racing families, has died aged 53 after a short illness.
New Zealand veteran wins Toowoomba Cup The much-travelled Military Move, winner of the 2010 New Zealand Derby, has cvarried a big weight to victory in the Listed Toowoomba Cup.
Tim Bell on the crest of a winning wave Queensland Oaks winning rider Tim Bell is setting his sights on the Brisbane premiership again after riding five winners in a week.
Tim Bell to ride Sacred Star in Stradbroke Tim Bell will ride New Zealander Sacred Star in the Stradbroke Handicap as he tries to add to his Group One win in the Queensland Oaks.
Lankan Rupee readuy to get back to work The world's highest rated sprinter, Lankan Rupee, is ready to return to Mick Price's stable to prepare for the spring.
Chris Waller looking at three Group Ones Moriarty is likely to miss the Brisbane Cup but trainer Chris Waller has strong contenders in three Group One races at Eagle Farm.
California Chrome on song for Belmont California Chrome has completed his final fast work-out ahead of his bid to win the Belmont Stakes and claim the Triple Crown.
Shinn suspended, Bell fined at Farm Stewards have suspended Blake Shinn for careless riding while Tim Bell's Queensland Oaks win aboard Tinto was soured when he was fined $1000.
Waller and Cassidy show how it's done Chris Waller and Jim Cassidy have dominated at Rosehill with the trainer recording five wins and the jockey four.
Sacred Star gains Stradbroke start In-form jockey Tim Bell faces a riding dilemma in the Stradbroke Handicap after Sacred Star won the QTC Cup at Eagle Farm.
Purcell looks to spring with St Jean Imported stayer St Jean has earned himself a shot at better staying races in the spring with a second-straight city win at Sandown.
Griante makes it three-straight at Sandown Improving filly Griante has posted her third successive city win with a convincing performance at Sandown.
First city winner for Brodie Loy Apprentice Brodie Loy has enjoyed his first Saturday city win aboard the Tony Newing-trained Timeless Prince at Rosehill.
Sir Moments scores in Guineas thriller A last-stride win by Sir Moments in the Queensland Guineas has given connections cause to consider paying a late entry fee for the Stradbroke Handicap.
Tinto ends local hoodoo to win Oaks Tinto has become the first Queensland-trained filly in more than a decade to win the Oaks, giving jockey Tim Bell his maiden Group One success.
Gotta Take Care in spectacular Hurdle win After looking a spent force, Gotta Take Care has dug deep to beat his main rival Fieldmaster in a thrilling Australian Hurdle at Sandown.
Aldini ends Eagle Farm drought The David Kelly-trained Aldini continued a tough start to the day for Eagle Farm punters with his upset victory in the Spear Chief Handicap.
Cradle Me wins in sizzling time Christian Reith has taken matters into his own hands to steer Cradle Me to an impressive win at Rosehill.
Cully stands tall on Krase in Steeple Richard Cully has got the best out of Krase to give the jockey and trainer Patrick Payne another win in a feature jumps race.
Spring goals in store for Lucky Tom Lucky Tom won't back up in the Group One J J Atkins with trainer Harold Norman preferring to look ahead to the spring carnival with the gelding.
Moriarty bounces back in EF Cup A drop in grade and a firm track have helped Moriarty return to the winner's circle in the Group Two Eagle Farm Cup.
Kent weighing up options for Escamillo Mick Kent is looking forward to getting two-year-old Escamillo up in distance next season but is undecided on whether it will be in the spring or autumn.
Early Rosehill double for Chris Waller Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has claimed an early double in the first two races at Rosehill with Sniper Fire and Mamwaazel.
Southerly win a blow-out for punters Southerly has benefited from a well-judged ride by Tegan Harrison to head a trifecta of outsiders at Eagle Farm.
Hydrogen sixth on debut at Newmarket Expensive colt Hydrogen has finished sixth at his long-awaited debut in a maiden at Newmarket.
First-up finish has Zahra confident Theodora's strong first-up effort has convinced co-trainer Simon Zahra the three-year-old can produce an upset at Sandown.
Guy Walter farewelled at Warwick Farm Popular trainer Guy Walter has been farewelled at his beloved Warwick Farm racetrack, the scene of many of his triumphs.
Ryan can't separate QTC Cup pair Gerald Ryan is two-handed in the QTC Cup with Dances On Stars and Hot Snitzel who is backing up from the Doomben 10,000.
Well-related sprinter set for city debut Ball Of Muscle will take the next step towards emulating the deeds of half brothers Tiger Tees and Terravista when he makes his city debut at Rosehill.
Moor aims to get eye in at Sandown Jockey Daniel Moor will be out to push his name back under the notice of trainers with two mounts at Sandown.
Hayes Oaks runner in new gear David Hayes has made a significant gear change for Oaks hope Star Fashion as the trainer attempts to win his first Group One race in Brisbane.
NSW stewards open cobalt probe Racing NSW stewards have banned Darren Smith-trained horses from racing after detecting elevated levels of cobalt in runners from the Newcastle yard.
Cully chasing jumps wins in two countries A busy few days for jumps jockey Richard Cully starts at Sandown where he will ride leading chances in the Australian Hurdle and Australian Steeplechase.
Munce to test Belltone for Stradbroke Chris Munce and Belltone are back together for the QTC Cup with the Stradbroke Handicap in their sights.
Belle Couture injured in Flemington flop Black Caviar's little sister Belle Couture will need more than two months to recover from a muscle tear sustained last Saturday at Flemington.
Waller stalwarts in same race at Rosehill Some of the most faithful servants of the Chris Waller stable will run against each other in the Octagonal Handicap at Rosehill.
Darwin hopes for Post D'France Trainer Stephen Brown could aim smart galloper Post D'France at the Darwin Cup if he performs well early in a campaign that starts at Sandown.
McMahon reunited with Le Val in Guineas Jockey Ric McMahon will be reunited with Le Val in the Queensland Guineas as the three-year-old continues his comeback from injury.
Grand Syndicates filly Khutulun to contest the QLD Oaks Caufield trainer Luke Oliver was not too upset when Khutulun, his first Group 1 runner, drew barrier 22 for tomorrow’s Queensland Oaks.
California Chrome gets a look at Belmont California Chrome is thriving at Belmont ahead of his bid to become just the 12th horse to win the US Triple Crown.
Brown Panther wins another Group race Brown Panther has continued his winning form at Sandown ahead of a tilt at the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot and a second trip to the Melbourne Cup.
Christian Reith granted HK licence Jockey Christian Reith will ride at Rosehill this weekend before heading to Hong Kong for the rest of their racing season.
Lady Lakshmi poised for Sandown success Stephen Theodore is confident well-travelled filly Lady Lakshmi can build on her three recent stakes placings with a city victory at Sandown.
Any rain to clear Lady Melksham plans Trainer Andrew Dillon wants rain to fall in either Adelaide or Melbourne to help him get a guide on Lady Melksham's progress.
Former jockey Jim Standfield dies Jim Standfield, the winner of three Brisbane jockeys' premierships before injury ended his career, has died aged 85.
Queenslander set for Mega Sydney showing Trainer Steele Ryan is banking on a rise in distance to unlock the potential of two-year-old Mega D'Oro at Rosehill.
Jumps jockey Hamblin suspended over bets Jumps jockey Paul Hamblin will miss the remainder of the 2014 Australian jumps racing season after being suspended for betting on thoroughbred races.
Karakatsanis looking to the future Con Karakatsanis has emerged from the toughest period of his life with a fresh attitude and the desire to successfully rebuild his training career.
Gollan hoping for Group One Tornado Trainer Tony Gollan is looking for Tornado Miss to give him his second Group One win of the Brisbane carnival in the Queensland Oaks.
Maher wants rain for Victorian stayer Trainer Ciaron Maher is confident Mr O'Ceirin can counce back to winning form at Eagle Farm, provided the track isn't too hard.
Ryan chasing Australian Hurdle hat-trick Jockey Tom Ryan says the compressed weight scale is the biggest threat to his chances of completing an Australian Hurdle hat-trick on Thubiaan.
Snowdens to train Miracles Of Life Peter and Paul Snowden received an unexpected but pleasant surprise on Wednesday when they were given Miracles of Life to train.
He has a name! He’s one of the most famous thoroughbreds in Australia and yet he’s never set foot on a racecourse, but now that he has a name we can start counting down the days until he does.
Hydrogen set for overdue debut Hyrdogen, the most expensive yearling sold at public auction in 2012, is scheduled to make an overdue debut at Newmarket.
Ric McMahon to miss Stradbroke meeting A careless riding suspension incurred at Doomben will sideline jockey Ric McMahon for the rich Stradbroke Handicap meeting.
Stokes ponders Hucklebuck Guineas start Phillip Stokes is weighing up whether to run Hucklebuck in the Queensland Guineas or wait for the Stradbroke Handicap.
US buyers help broodmare sale to record Kentucky-based studs were among those keen to secure their slice of a champion Australian family at a Magic Millions broodmare sale on the Gold Coast.
Angland avoids injury, McDonald suspended Sydney premiership leading jockey James McDonald has been suspended for three weeks over an incident in which Tye Angland was dislodged from his mount.
Curtain closing on career of Iron horse Rising nine-year-old Ironstein could put retirement plans on hold, at least temporarily, with a competitive performance at Rosehill.
Derby plans in doubt for Lever Lever A luckless defeat by Lever Lever has left the three-year-old as a borderline chance to make the field for the Queensland Derby.
Craig Williams to ride in UK in July Globetrotting Australian jockey Craig Williams has confirmed he will ride in the UK this winter at the end of his current stint in Japan.
Waterhouse predicts G1 future for filly Gai Waterhouse has predicted a Group One future for Festivity who has claimed her second career win at Canterbury.
Novel Dancer maintains perfect strike rate Trainer Shea Eden hopes to target the Magic Millions Guineas with Novel Dancer after she maintained her perfect record with a win at Sandown.
Zaman peaking at right time for Steeple Co-trainer Brian Johnston says Zaman is in perfect condition to go one better in his second attempt to win the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Dazzler of a classic double looms A Queensland Oaks victory by Tinto will give her sire Red Dazzler the chance to achieve a rare Classic double.
Tattsbet begins Brisbane tote operations Tattsbet has begun operating the tote at Brisbane's Doomben track with speculation a corporate bookmaker is seeking sponsorship rights.
Filly shows her true colours at Doomben Improving filly Widow's Walk has delivered Meagher Racing its tenth city win for the season with a memorable victory at Doomben.
Srikandi assured of a Stradbroke start Victorian filly Srikandi has secured a spot in the Group One Stradbroke Handicap at the first acceptance stage.
Noble Mission to aim at more Group Ones Noble Mission, the five-year-old younger brother to champion Frankel, will be aimed at further Group One glory after his break-through Gold Cup win.
Arabian Gold draws barrier one in Oaks Queensland Oaks favourite Arabian Gold has drawn the inside barrier for the fillies Classic at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Brilliant sprinter Lochsong dies Champion European sprinter of the 1990s, Lochsong, has died from colic aged 26.
Life changing bet for bin cleaner A wheelie bin cleaner has been named as one of the winners of Britain's Scoop6 jackpot which reached a lottery like pay-out.
Cully hoping for jumps success at Sandown Gotta Take Care's presence in the Australian Hurdle is set to provide jockey Richard Cully with the chance on emerging prospect Fieldmaster.
Shoe almost derails Arabian Gold Arabian Gold has thrown a scare into her camp after pulling a shoe before her final exercise gallop leading into the Queensland Oaks.
Country fillies coming to town Albury trainer Brett Cavanough believes Scatcat and Loved Up can make their mark in the city when the come to Rosehill.
Griante chasing hat-trick of city wins In-form filly Griante will be out to cap her preparation with a third-straight city win when she steps out at Sandown.
Renovated Ballarat track workload reduced Racing Victoria has reduced the amount of meetings at Ballarat in the coming months to try to avoid overtaxing the newly resurfaced track.
Royal Adventure begins new campaign Warwick Farm trainer Rod Craig has reduced his numbers to concentrate on quality and hopes Royal Adventure can shine.
Eden excited about Novel Dancer's future Shea Eden is looking forward to two-year-old Novel Dancer's first city test at Mornington after the filly impressed with a six-length debut win at Echuca.
Japanese star entered for Irish Champions Japan's Just A Way, the world's highest rated racehorse, has been entered in the Irish Champions Stakes.
Goldikova's brother could go to Ascot Trainer Freddy Head says Goldikova's younger brother Anodin could head to Royal Ascot following his fine second to Cirrus des Aigles at Longchamp.
Son of War Front for Newgate Dual Group I winner Declaration of War (USA) will not be the only son of boom sire War Front to stand in Australia this spring, with Newgate Farm entering the fray with a new import from the US in The Factor (USA).
Public funeral for Guy Walter A public service to farewell Guy Walter will be held at Warwick Farm Racecourse where he trained for many years.
Tougher Than Ever on comeback trail Chris Waller is hoping he can get Tougher Than Ever back to winning form after the horse's failed Singapore experiment.
Hunter can't wait for Stradbroke with Joey Group One winner Smokin' Joey has continued preparations for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap with a pleasing barrier trial hit-out at Cranbourne.
Arabian Gold in sparkling form for Oaks Trainer David Vandyke admits he is nervous ahead of Arabian Gold's bid to win the Group One Queensland Oaks.
Commanding Jewel 2nd in Cranbourne trial Commanding Jewel has been beaten in a barrier trial but trainer Leon Corstens says the mare is still on track to contest the Group One Tattersall's Tiara.
Tommy Berry on Rebel Dane in Stradbroke Tommy Berry will ride Rebel Dane in the Stradbroke Handicap and has also picked up mounts in the other two Group One races on the day.
Buffering to miss Stradbroke Handicap Trainer Robert Heathcote has confirmed Buffering will not run in the Stradbroke Handicap and will be sent for a spell ahead of a spring campaign.
Cirrus des Aigles wins at Longchamp Cirrus Des Aigles has won the Group One Prix d'Ispahan at Longchamp and will now travel to England to run at Epsom or Royal Ascot.
Frankel's younger brother wins Group One Frankel's younger brother Noble Mission has won the Gold Cup at The Curragh to give trainer Lady Jane Cecil her first Group One success.
Late pay-up for Srikandi in Stradbroke Connections of Srikandi will pay the late entry fee to put the three-year-old filly in the field for the Stradbroke Handicap.
Gatewood wins Listed race at Goodwood English stayer Gatewood, who had two campaigns in Australia, has won his second consecutive Listed race.
10,000 win to boost Queensland breeding Eureka studmaster Scott McAlpine believes the Doomben 10,000 win by his horse Spirit Of Boom can boost the Queensland breeding industry.
No decision on Group One for Time For War Connections of BTC Sires' Produce Stakes winner Time For War will weigh up whether to send him to the final Group One juvenile race of the season.
Mathrick plans on Brisbane Gig with mare The Shawn Mathrick-trained Gig has already raced in Melbourne and Adelaide this campaign and will now get a chance in stakes races in Brisbane.
Vilanova favourite for Queensland Derby Chris Waller hopes the enigmatic Vilanova has gained the confidence he needs to justify his favouritism for the Queensland Derby.
Munce fit to ride despite hurting foot A swollen foot suffered in a barrier incident will not stop Chris Munce from riding at the Brisbane winter carnival.
Oisin Murphy wins Group Two sprint Apprentice Oisin Murphy has ridden his first Group Two winner, steering Hot Streak to victory in the Temple Stakes at Haydock.
Kingman wins Irish 2000 Guineas Trainer John Gosden has claimed the Irish 2000 Guineas with Kingman after almost scratching the colt because of heavy rain.
Suspension sours winning double for Payne Michelle Payne has had a mixed day at Flemington, leaving the track with a winning double but also a 10-meeting careless riding suspension.
Zephyron stakes a claim for Brisbane Cup The Brisbane Cup will be the aim for Zephyron, weather permitting, after his win in the Premier's Cup at Doomben.
Lonhspresso wins on milestone day for Weir Lonhspresso is bound for Brisbane for feature races after a fast-finishing win in the Listed Straight Six at Flemington on a milestone day for Darren Weir.
La Amistad steps up with first stakes win Makybe Diva's sister La Amistad has shown she is a quality stayer of the future with victory in the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Walter funeral planned for Warwick Farm Plans are underway for trainer Guy Walter's funeral service to be held at Warwick Farm racecourse.
Vilanova romps home in Grand Prix Stakes Champion trainer Chris Waller is eyeing another Queensland Derby trophy after Vilanova scored a dominant win in the Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben.
Boom brothers go bang in Doomben 10,000 Trainer Tony Gollan has prepared the quinella result in the Group One Doomben 10,000 with Spirit Of Boom beating Temple Of Boom in a stirring finish.
Unchain My Heart claims second Ramsden The David Hayes-trained Unchain My Heart has claimed her second-straight Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes win in what is expected to be her final start.
Time For War wins Sires' Produce Stakes Time For War has led all the way to win the Group Two BRC Sires' Produce Stakes, beating the luckless Brazen Beau.
G1 Stradboke Handicap target for Srikandi Srikandi's easy win in the Glenlogan Park Stakes has convinced trainer Ciaron Maher to pay a Stradbroke Handicap late-entry fee.
Hot Mama scores city win at Flemington Three-year-old Hot Mama has scored her first city win at Flemington in a race where Black Caviar's half-sister Belle Couture finished second last.
Angel Of Mercy bows out in style in Cup Angel Of Mercy, entered for a broodmare sale next week, has added to her value with a Group Three win at Doomben
Elusive Runner second but pleases trainer Elusive Runner's second place at Randwick has still been a positive sign for trainer John Sargent from a Queensland Derby point of view.
Eye Liner Stakes aim for Cape Kidnappers Injury-prone sprinter Cape Kidnappers will chase more black-type during the winter carnival after his record-breaking win in the Chief De Beers Handicap.
Forgive And Forget to be aimed at spring David Hayes says he will aim at the spring with two-year-old Forgive And Forget after the gelding impressed with a debut win at Flemington.
Eastern Prince caps huge week for Heinrich Eastern Prince has caused a surprise in the Queensland Day Handicap to continue a hot winning streak for trainer Gillian Heinrich.
Glory and Cirrus in Longhcamp showdown Veteran Cirrus des Aigles takes on English star Olympic Glory at Longchamp after defeating champion Treve at his most recent start.
Michael Tabor buys bookmaker BetVictor Prominent racing figure Michael Tabor has acquired ownership of the BetVictor bookmaking firm for an undisclosed sum.
Garud on trial for trip to Queensland The Mike Moroney-trained Garud can clinch a trip to Queensland for the Ipswich Cup with a strong performance at Flemington over 2000m.
Possible sabotage at Bathurst horse races Police have been called to investigate damage to the Bathurst racetrack following reports of sprinklers being turned on and equipment stolen.
Cape Kidnappers to bounce back at Doomben Trainer Kelly Schweida believes Cape Kidnappers can justify punters' faith and bounce back from his last-start defeat.
Gear changes for Black Caviar's sister A last-start failure has prompted gear changes for Black Caviar's half-sister Belle Couture when she races at Flemington.
Excess Knowledge makes Australian debut Imported galloper Excess Knowledge will make his Australian debut at Randwick, earning a favourable comparison with recently retired star.
Sandy Tait pays tribute to Guy Walter Sandy Tait, the owner of Guy Walter's champion horse Tie The Knot, has remembered his trainer and friend who suffered a fatal heart attack.
Weight only concern for Shoreham: Hasan Saab Hasan says Shoreham is peaking for the Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes at Flemington but concedes the gelding's 60kg is a concern.
Brisbane Cup incentive for Waller Cup team Secessio is the most favoured of Chris Waller's five WJ McKell Cup runners as the premier trainer chases a breakthrough win in the race.
Page's Queensland Derby vision for Rudy A video replay of the Rough Habit Plate has trainer Helen Page in a forgiving mood about Rudy's Queensland Derby prospects.
Spirit Of Boom to break Doomben duck Spirit Of Boom's racing career is coming to an end but his trainer Tony Gollan believes he still has a another Group One win in him.
Jarvis denied licence extension Veteran trainer Alan Jarvis has been denied an extension of his temporary licence and his son Tim has also been knocked back by the BHA.
Kingman declared for Irish 2000 Guineas Kingman will be out to avenge his defeat at Newmarket when he lines up in the Irish 2000 Guineas at The Curragh.
Unchain My Heart in potential swan song Unchain My Heart is set to be sold at a broodmare sale but will first get the chance to win a second Andrew Ramsden Stakes.
Interstate Raider chasing Straight Six win Chad Schofield won an autumn Group One on Go Indy Go and Leon Macdonald hopes the jockey can also salute on Essay Raider at Flemington.
Makybe Diva's sister has sights set on Cup A valuable black-type victory will be up for grabs when the well-related La Amistad lines up in the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Marc Conners chasing more city success The expectation of a rain-affected track at Randwick has Marc Conners hopeful Princess Command can add to his tally of city wins this season.
Gary Moore returns to Aust training ranks Leading Macau trainer Gary Moore will return to Australian racing, setting up a stable at Sydney's Rosehill racecourse.
Syndicator puts faith in Sires' favourite Brazen Beau will carry the hopes of a Gold Coast syndicator when he lines up as favourite in the Group Two Sires' Produce Stakes at Doomben.
Rebel Dane needs luck in 10,000: Portelli Gary Portelli is resigned to Rebel Dane needing more than his share of good fortune to win the Group One Doomben 10,000.
Walter remembered as racing's gentleman The Australian racing industry is mourning the sudden death of renowned trainer Guy Walter who is being remembered as a gentleman of the turf.
Glory and Cirrus set to clash at Longchamp Olympi Glory is primed to take on French veteran Cirrus des Aigles in the Group One Prix d'Ispahan at Longchap.
Peron could be final G1 chance for Tinkler John Thompson has confirmed Peron will race in Nathan Tinkler's colours in the Doomben 10,000 despite the sale of Patinack Farm.
Tye Angland returns a winner at Randwick A one-time Sydney champion apprentice and a recently formed training partnership have celebrated significant milestones at Randwick.
Stackhouse confident King can win again A narrow last-start win has filled jockey Daniel Stackhouse with confidence about Ancient King in the Andrew Ramsden Stakes over 3200m.
Fairytale Filly Shoots For G1 Glory When the gates crash back in the $400,000 G1 Queensland Oaks at Eagle Farm, regardless of the result, a dream will be realised for a lucky group of average joe owners
Heinrich trains five winners at Ipswich Leading trainer Gillian Heinrich has trained five winners at Ipswich with top jockey Michael Cahill bringing up his 100th for the season.
Sandown abandoned due to 'unsafe' track The Sandown midweek meeting has had to be abandoned after three races because of safety concerns over the racing surface.
Equilume – Will your mares see the Light? Blue lights dotted across the landscape of the global Thoroughbred breeding hubs from Hunter Valley
Randwick rating plays into Waller's hands The Randwick course proper has been given a slow rating as it struggles to dry out despite unseasonably warm weather in Sydney.
Jumps race called off after horse fatality A horse has been euthanised at Sandown after an incident-marred jumps race was abandoned mid-race.
Buffering gate delights trainer Heathcote There are only three horses who have drawn wider than Buffering in the Doomben 10,000 but Rob Heathcote couldn't be happier ahead of the Group One sprint.
Ipswich win launches NZ filly's Oaks bid New Zealander Sancerre has enchanced her claims of forcing her way into the Queensland Oaks field with a decisive win at Ipswich.
Key Queensland racing figures step down Two administrators have resigned from a board which oversees the three racing codes in Queensland.
Nathan Tinkler sells horse racing empire Nathan Tinkler has sold his Patinack Farm thoroughbred racing empire to a consortium that includes Middle Eastern investors.
Buffering, Rebel Dane draw wide in 10,000 Buffering and Rebel Dane have drawn gates eight and 10 respectively for the Group One Doomben 10,000.
Waller left shattered as Zoustar retired A dejected Chris Waller is rue ing the vagaries of horse racing after injury ruled top colt Zoustar out of the Royal Ascot carnival.
Noble on Gold Cup mission Frankel's little brother Noble Mission will be given his chance at Group One level when he runs in the Gold Cup at The Curragh.
Schofield sidelined with facial fractures Jockey Glyn Schofield expects to be out of action for some time after suffering facial fractures in an incident at Warwick Farm.
Riziz aiming for another Flemington win Last start Goodwood placegetter Riziz will line up in the Listed Straight Six at Flemington having won two of his three starts at the course.
Rebel Dane on the road north to Qld winter Trainer Gary Portelli says Doomben 10,000 favourite Rebel Dane is primed to return to the Group One winners' list.
Shamexpress to stand at Windsor Park Stud Last year's Group One Newmarket Handicap winner Shamexpress has been retired and will stand at Windsor Park in New Zealand.
Tax structure needs overhaul: V'landys Racing NSW says the state government's tax structure needs to be changed to keep the thoroughbred industry viable from the ground up.
Phelan Ready impresses in barrier trial Jason McLachlan will give Phelan Ready every chance to post his first win since the 2009 Golden Slipper after the sprinter's Sunshine Coast trial victory.
Alzora to appreciate dry ground in Cup A forecast for fine weather has trainer Anthony Cummings tipping improvement from Alzora in the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Khutulun a late nomination for Qld Oaks The Luke Oliver-trained Khutulun will run in the Queensland Oaks after connections decided to pay a late nomination fee for the Group One race.
Hill Spy in midweek test at Sandown Robert Smerdon will use a midweek race at Sandown as a guide on where to head next with stakes-placed Hill Spy after the gelding disappointed last start.
Angland returns with four Randwick rides Sydney's jockeys' ranks will be boosted with return of Tye Angland, the talented young rider who has picked up four Randwick rides for his comeback.
Mukhadram in frame for Curragh showpiece Muhadram is scheduled to have his first run since his Dubai World Cup second placing in the Gold Cup at The Curragh.
Chrome cleared to wear nasal strip New York racing authorities have lifted the ban on nasal strips, clearing the way for California Chrome's Triple Crown bid in the Belmont Stakes.
Another trial for Commanding Jewel Trainer Leon Corstens has his fingers crossed the injury-prone Commanding Jewel gets through her next test well and heads to the Brisbane carnival.
From Goodwood to Flemington for Karacatis Adelaide sprinter Karacatis will be out to bounce back from a luckless run in the Group One Goodwood in the Listed Straight Six at Flemington.
Zabeelionaire chasing dry tracks Trainer Leon Corstens is keen to give Group One winner Zabeelionaire his chance in the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Import looming ominously over Ramsden Imported stayer Ominous will attempt to keep Nigel Blackiston's golden run going in staying races in the Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes.
Caulfield Cup target for Mount Athos English horse Mount Athos could tackle the Caulfield Cup as his lead-up to the Melbourne Cup in which he finished third last year.
Oliver to ride Pressing in BRC Sires' Trainer Mick Price has booked champion jockey Damien Oliver to partner unbeaten youngster Pressing in the Group Two BRC Sires' Produce.
Another international success for Berry Tommy Berry has added another international win to his resume aboard Dan Excel in the Singapore Airlilnes International Cup.
Hot Snitzel ready for Group One 10,000 Hugh Bowman will be reunited with Hot Snitzel as the gelding tries to win his first Group One prize in the Doomben 10,000.
Nasal strip controversy for Chrome New York racing authorities say they have not received an application for California Chrome to wear nasal strips in the final leg of the Triple Crown.
Leading Light wins Vintage Crop Stakes Leading Light has confirmed his favouritism for the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot with an impressive Vintage Crop Stakes win.
Laing sets the bar higher for Boomwaa Robbie Laing has revised his spring plans for Boomwaa after seeing the results of Group One races in Sydney.
Hucklebuck to press on with winter program Hucklebuck will continue with his Brisbane winter carnival campaign but Kalabek could return to Melbourne.
Retirement looms for Streama Trainer Guy Walter believes the timing is right for Streama to end her career on a winning note after her Group One success in the Doomben Cup.
British Scoop6 jackpots again Britain's Scoop6 has reached lottery-like proportions as it extends for a 12th week without a winner.
Qld riches await Scone carnival winners Guineas winner Cosmic Endeavour is expected to lead a contingent of Scone Cup carnival winners north for the Queensland winter carnival.
Long rest ordered for Snitzerland Lightning Stakes winner Snitzerland will have an extended break from racing but has been cleared of any injury.
California Chrome in Triple Crown bid Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome is in line to become the first horse since 1978 to win the US Triple Crown after his Preakness Stakes success.
Dual Group One winner Solzhenitsyn retired Trainer Robert Heathcote has had no hesitation in retiring dual Toorak Handicap winner Solzhenitsyn who pulled up lame from the BRC Sprint.
Frankie Dettori claims 200th Group One win Jockey Frankie Dettori has notched his 200th career Group One victory aboard Olympic Glory in the Lockinge Stakes.
Mount Athos aimed at Melbourne return Mount Athos has won at Newbury to reinforce plans for a third trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
California Chrome has won the Preakness California Chrome has added the Preakness Stakes to his Kentucky Derby win to keep the United Stakes Triple Crown alive.
Coffey lasts one ride at Caulfield Cystic fibrosis sufferer Harry Coffey has had to forfeit most of his rides at Cauflield after falling ill early in the meeting.
Sonntag bound for Queensland Derby Three-year-old Sonntag has earned a shot at the Queensland Derby with victory over 2000m at Caulfield.
Testarhythm gives Clark a Scone treble Testarhythm has reignited his career with a stakes victory at Scone, bringing up the third leg of a treble for jockey Tim Clark.
Lord Of The Sky back to best at Caulfield Robbie Laing has stakes plans for Lord Of The Sky after the colt returned to his best form with a comfortable win at Caulfield.
River Lad clinches Stradbroke start Trainer Natalie McCall's long-held ambition to have a Stradbroke runner is on track after River Lad's courageous win in the BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Gai lands Scone Guineas trifecta Scone Guineas day has finished better than it started for Gai Waterhouse with the trainer preparing the first three placegetters in the Inglis 3YO Guineas.
Lane back from suspension with a winner Damian Lane has marked his return from a 24-meeting suspension for careless riding on Hard Stride with a victory on that same horse at Caulfield.
Seaside wins Group Three for Darley Kerrin McEvoy has benefited from some timely advice from Darren Beadman before steering Seaside to victory at Scone.
Bel Price caps two comebacks at Caulfield. Bel Price suffered a tendon injury while racing Lankan Rupee last year but the Jerome Hunter-trained mare has completed her comeback with a Caulfield win.
Arabian Gold uncertain for Oaks Trainer David Vandyke says Arabian Gold isn't a certain starter in the Queensland Oaks despite her impressive win in The Roses at Doomben.
Havana wins his first Group Three race Trainer Paul Messara's opinion of Havana has been vindicated by the gelding's Group Three win at Doomben.
Streama caps her career with Doomben Cup Outstanding mare Streama has won her fourth Group One race, scoring an impressive victory in the Doomben Cup.
Pin Your Hopes to get chance in spring Pin Your Hopes will be given a break and get the chance at a spring campaign after the four-year-old raced to a city win over 1600m at Caulfield.
Atmospherical takes out Denise's Joy Atmospherical doesn't have much going for her in the conformation department but trainer David Pfieffer expects her heart to take her a long way.
Shigeru Sendan wins for Bridge at Scone Shigeru Sendan has won a Listed race at Scone for trainer Les Bridge and Japanese owner Shigeru Morinaka.
Stradbroke an option for Srikandi The Stradbroke Handicap is among the options for trainer Ciaron Maher to consider with Srikandi after her dominant win in the Juanmo Stakes at Doomben.
Mighty Lucky wins Luskin Star Stakes Mighty Lucky, for trainer Fred Cowell and jockey Nathan Thomas, has survived a protest from Haussmann's jockey Dwayne Dunn to win at Scone.
Two in a row for Griante at Caulfield David Brideoake will consider spelling Griante despite the three-year-old completing back-to-back wins at Caulfield.
Darley colt Segregation impresses on debut The John O'Shea-trained two-year-old Segregation has indicated he has a nice future in store with a pleasing debut win at Caulfield.
Tales Of Fashion an impressive winner Trainer Trevor Bailey is looking to the Melbourne spring with two-year-old Tales Of Fashion, winner of the Lancaster Stakes at Doomben.
Tac De Boistron second in Yorkshire Cup Tac De Boistron has shown he is on track for the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot with a close second in the Yorkshire Cup.
Wise Dan undergoes emergencycolic surgery Dual United States Horse of the Year, Wise Dan, has undergone emergency colic surgery in Kentucky.
RV changes increase illegal risk: bookies The Australian Wagering Council says Victoria's increase in race fields fees will send punters to bet with illegal offshore bookmakers.
Cameo wins the Scone Cup for Darley Darley's second stringer Cameo has stepped up to the plate to win the Scone Cup after the raceday scratchign of her stablemate and favourite Wistful.
Pantuo goes from no hope to Derby hopeful Trainer Chris Hyland admits he almost gave up on Pantuo but the three-year-old will shoot for a Group One Queensland Derby berth when he runs at Caulfield.
California Chrome in the limelight Kemtucky Derby winner California Chrome and his handlers are thriving in the spotlight in the lead-up to the Preakness Stakes.
Ian Mackay quits as Championships CEO Ian Mackay has quit as the chief executive of The Championships after accepting a senior role in the licensed club industry.
Robert Thompson honoured at Scone Evergreen jockey Robert Thompson has been recognised with a special trophy for riding his 4000th winner.
Voodoo Lad wins Scone juvenile sprint Juvenile Voodoo Lad has given Scone Race Club chairman Noel Leckie a victory on the first day of the carnival.
Aeronautical ready to fly at Scone Trainer Lionel Cohen insists he has Group One placegetter Aeronautical going as well as ever heading into the Ortensia Stakes at Scone.
Floria out to cause Doomben Cup upset Trainer Peter Moody is looking for Floria to emulate 2007 Doomben Cup winner Cinque Cento, the last mare to win the race.
Big Scone pay day on line for Twilight Trainer Bjorn Baker concedes Twilight Royale has to improve her form to receive a $2.6 million windfall for winning the Inglis 3YO Guineas at Scone
Blueblood Thoroughbreds open syndication day this Sunday Blueblood Thoroughbred’s is holding an Open Day this Sunday at Gerald Ryan’s Stables at Rosehill commencing at 11am.
Victoria charges more to bet on its racing Racing Victoria has demanded wagering operators pay more to bet on thoroughbred racing from July 1.
Danger Close after fourth-straight win Trainer Jason Warren hopes Steven King can deliver a city win for his stable for the second-straight weekend when he rides Danger Close at Caulfield.
Doomben Cup to be reviewed The Doomben Cup will be among the priorities for Racing Queensland when it conducts a review of its winter carnival.
Arabian Gold still blooming for Roses bid Arabian Gold will race at her fourth carnival this season when she steps out in the Group Two Roses at Doomben.
Throat blister no problem for Chrome A small throat blister is of no concern to the connections of Preakness Stakes favourite California Chrome.
The Grey Gatsby causes Dante upset The Grey Gatsby has beaten Arod and True Story to win the Dante Stakes but will bypass the Epsom Derby in favour of the French equivalent.
Shaft at Harwicke Stud The Silver Slipper Stakes-Gr.2 winner Shaft (Flying Spur-Traceable by Rahy) will stand at Hardwick Stud
Gosford Savabeel double for NZ breds! Both horses look much better suited to longer journeys than sprints at Gosford but SEQUENCE and ADORABEEL returned with emphatic wins
Stewards ban former top jockey Former jockey Scott Seamer has been disqualified for six months after a stewards probe into the training bona fides of racehorses owned by his wife.
Rise in trip to suit Tikitour at Caulfield Tony McEvoy is confident Tikitour is looking for a middle distance, a theory which will be tested when the stakes placegetter runs at Caulfield.
Major upgrade for Gosford racecourse More than $4 million will be spent on an upgrade to Gosford racecourse on the NSW central coast, racing officials have announced.
Masthead return good news for Waller Well-travelled Masthead is on the way to being Chris Waller's next overseas success story after an eye-catching return to Australian racing.
Lucky Symbol chasing Caulfield victory Lucky Symbol was unplaced in Group company on a slow track last start but Phillip Stokes is looking for him to bounce back in a suitable race at Caulfield.
Bush needs riches spread: Waterhouse Gai Waterhouse has stacked the bases for the rich Inglis Guineas at Scone while calling for other country features to be given more attention.
Weighty burden for Solzhenitsyn in Sprint Trainer Rob Heathcote admits Solzhenitsyn has the odds stacked against him in the BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Angland says Purton deserves HK title Leading rider Tye Angland has returned to Sydney, confident countryman Zac Purton can succeed in his bid to win the Hong Kong jockeys' premiership.
Slow Pace on song for Doomben Cup Track conditions and luck in running went against Slow Pace during the autumn in Sydney but the import is poised to turn his fortunes around at Doomben.
Prince Cheri back to best for Cup: Vandyke Injury stopped Prince Cheri from delivering on his potential during the Sydney carnival but David Vandyke is certain he is ready to show his best at Scone.
Delago Deluxe – Standing his second season at Newhaven Park Delago Deluxe – Standing his second season at Newhaven Park for $11,000 Delago Deluxe will enter his second season at Newhaven Park at the same fee of $11,000 (incl GST) offering breeders exceptional value for money.
Chrome the Preakness 3-5 favourite Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome is the dominant favourite to win the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of the US Triple Crown.
Madame Chiang stakes Oaks claims Madame Chiang has staked her claim for the Oaks with an impressive win at York under Kieren Fallon.
Meydan to replace Tapeta track with dirt The Tapeta surface at Meydan in Dubai will be replaced by dirt in time for the next World Cup meeting.
Junoob, Moriarty lead Waller Doomben bid Leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller will be trying to join Tommy Smith and John Wheeler in the Doomben Cup record books.
Junoesque gives Dean Lawson city boost Dean Lawson was delighted to prepare a city winner at Sandown with his first runner since moving to Cranbourne with three horses.
Mixed bag for Waterhouse at Canterbury Gai Waterhouse will consider a winter carnival trip for juvenile filly Festivity after she resumed with a win at Canterbury.
Devil's Harmony impresses in Sandown debut Michael Walker is convinced there is plenty of upside to the David Hayes-trained Devil's Harmony after a convincing debut win at Sandown.
Rock Temple wins for Blueblood BlueBlood Thoroughbreds and Rosehill's leading trainer Chris Waller combined today to win with Rock Temple (pictured above in the winners stall) at Canterbury in Race 1 with Glyn Schofield in the saddle.
Elder statesmen figure in Caloundra wins Trainer Mario Caltabiano and jockey Cyril Small have celebrated wins before rain brought a premature end to racing at the Sunshine Coast.
Griante chases back-to-back Caulfield wins David Brideoake considered an interstate stakes race for last-start winner Griante but decided to keep the filly in Melbourne to run at Caulfield.
Destiny's Cup journey well worth it: Pride Joe Pride will test his reconsidered theory that Destiny's Kiss can handle a trip away from home when he runs him in the Scone Cup.
Two jumps races added to Sandown meeting Two jumps races wiped from an upcoming Moe race meeting have been moved to Sandown as part of a 10-race program.
Conners sets sights on second sprint crown Trainer Clarry Conners believes Satin Shoes still has something to offer on the racetrack after an unsuccessful stint as a broodmare.
Magic Millions hero Unencumbered retired The racing career of Magic Millions winner Unencumbered has come to an end with the colt set to stand at stud in Victoria.
Ten acceptors for Group One Doomben Cup Late entry Angel Of Mercy is among 10 acceptors for the $500,000 Doomben Cup with Leebaz favourite for the Group One race.
True Story in doubt for Dante Stakes Trainer Saeed bin Suroor says Godolphin's leading Epsom Derby hope True Story will not run in the Dante Stakes if the ground is too soft.
Career of trainer Alan Jarvis at an end The career of veteran English trainer Alan Jarvis is at an end following his unsuccessful appeal against a BHA decision he was unsuitable to hold a licence
Streama gallops well ahead of Doomben Cup Multiple Group One winner Streama has pleased her connections in a course proper gallop ahead of the Doomben Cup.
Tinkler quizzed over racehorse departures Racing NSW has confirmed a truckload of horses owned by Nathan Tinkler have left trainer John Thompson's Randwick stables.
Bush favourites to reunite in Scone Cup One of country racing's best-known horse and jockey partnerships will be reunited in the $200,000 Listed Scone Cup.
Snowden partnership produces first winner Former Darley galloper Tumult has given Peter Snowden and his son Paul the first win of their new training partnership.
Queensland Oaks looms large for Khutulun Khutulan will be on trial for the Queensland Oaks in a Caulfield race as stablemate Jessy Belle chases an interstate win in the Scone Guineas.
Beadman joins Darley as assistant trainer Former champion jockey Darren Beadman has taken up a role as assistant trainer to John O'Shea with Darley Australia.
Warren to unveil French import at Sandown Jason Warren is looking forward to having imported French mare Suspicieuse step out for her Australian debut in a midweek race at Sandown.
Sacred Star launches G1 Stradbroke Hcp bid New Zealand galloper Sacred Star has made an immediate impression in his Brisbane campaign, winning a Doomben barrier trial in fast time.
Shoot Out's brother set for first start Highward, a younger sibling of retired star Shoot Out, will hog most of the Sydney midweek racing spotlight at Canterbury.
Filly Ria Antonia to run in Preakness Ria Antonia will attempt to emulate Rachel Alexandra by beating the colts in the Preakness Stakes.
Olympic Glory on target for Lockinge Jockey Frankie Dettori is brimming with confidence ahead of Olympic Glory's bid for the Group One Lockinge Stakes.
Ruler All Set For Epsom Return Derby winner Ruler Of The World is primed for his return to Epsom for the Coronation Cup after a disappointing showing in the Dubai World Cup.
Smerdon to test Cape at Caulfield Robert Smerdon will plot his next move with stoutly-bred youngster Crimson Cape after the two-year-old makes his Caulfield debut.
Scone meeting draws bumper entries The two-day Scone meeting has attracted 414 entries for the richest country carnival in NSW.
Mystery galloper to appear at Caulfield First Tothelign caused a stir with his jumpout win and the former Singapore galloper is likely to make his Australian debut at Caulfield.
Streama ready to step up at Doomben Trainer Guy Walter has kept faith in Streama and is looking for the mare to enhance her already impressive Group One record in the Doomben Cup.
Epsom Derby favourite Australia firms Bookmakers have taken little notice of the two Epsom Derby Trials in England and Ireland with Australia a firming favourite.
Rebel Dane pleases in barrier trial Gary Portelli is confident Rebel Dane can make amends for his last-start failure with a subtle gear change for the Doomben 10,000.
Akzar completes Doomben Cup work Doomben Cup contender Akzar has rounded out his preparation for Saturday's Group One event with a gallop on the Warrnambool course proper.
Group One hopes remain for Demon Andrew Noblet remains confident Sistine Demon can be competitive at Group One level in the spring despite failing to flatter in the Goodwood in Adelaide.
Arc considered for Noble Mission Frankel's younger brother Noble Mission has put himself in contention for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with his winning start to the season.
Hunter considers Qld for Smokin' Joey The Goodwood winner Smokin' Joey could contest another Group One this season with trainer Wez Hunter considering whether to head to Queensland.
Fieldmaster dominant in Sandown hurdle win Steven Pateman expects Fieldmaster to be a key player in the feature hurdle races after a dominant win at Sandown in his first jumps start for the season.
Destiny's Kiss on Brisbane Cup path Destiny's Kiss will run in the Scone Cup as a lead-up to a tilt at the Group Two Brisbane Cup at Eagle Farm.
Vain Queen out to bounce back at Caulfield Vain Queen will be out to bounce back to winning form at Caulfield in a race which will decide whether she heads to Brisbane for feature races this winter.
Gear change test for Rebel Dane Trainer Gary Portelli will test a crossover nose band on Rebel Dane in a barrier trial before the four-year-old heads to Brisbane for the Doomben 10,000.
Pinstripe Lane on way to Qld Derby A Sydney win to Pinstripe Lane has convinced trainer Troy Corstens the colt is on target for a shot at the Group One Queensland Derby.
Maher expects Mr O'Ceirin to peak in Cup Ciaron Maher has aimed Mr O'Ceirin at the Doomben Cup and believes the gelding has a lot of things in his favour going into the Group One race.
Heathcote to continue with Buffering Robert Heathcote will continue with Buffering's preparation for the Doomben 10,000 despite his BTC Cup defeat.
Huge prize poll for Britain's Scoop6 No winners in Britain's Scoop6 for nine weeks means an estimated jackpot of $A18 million will be up for grabs.
Snow Storms into Derby picture The Sir Michael Stoute-trained Snow Storm has put himself in the picture for the famous Epsom Derby with victory at Lingfield.
Italian import claims first Australian win Ancient King has scored a hard-fought win in a 2800-metre race at Flemington to notch his first success in Australia since arriving from Italy.
Pure Purrfection ends long losing streak Pure Purrfection has scored her first win for more than a year when she survived a protest in the Bribie Handicap at Doomben.
Taylor Marshall steals show with four wins Apprentice Taylor Marshall has had a field day at Rosehill, riding four winners including Zephyron to win the Listed Lord Mayor's Cup.
Smokin' Joey in whirlwind Goodwood finish Smokin' Joey has claimed a breakthrough Group One win for himself and trainer Wez Hunter with his victory in the Goodwood.
By The Grace impresses Payne at Flemington Michelle Payne has always had a good opinion of three-year-old By The Grace and believes he has a bright future after winning on soft ground at Flemington.
King off the bench for Flemington double Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Steven King says he is happy to be regarded as the perfect substitute after booting home a double at Flemington.
Famous Seamus spoils Buff's BTC Cup party Famous Seamus, starting at $21, has continued Buffering's run of outs in Brisbane Group One races with his win in the BTC Cup.
Amexed posts upset in Rough Habit Plate Trainer Tony Gollan is looking forward to saddling his first Derby runner after Amexed scored a surprise win in the Rough Habit Plate at Doomben.
Wiggins lauded as Pretty Pins lands prize Ryan Wiggins has delivered a precise ride to help Pretty Pins return to winning form in the Members' Cup at Doomben.
A tale of two Belles unfolds at Flemington Lonchamp Belle has scored a strong win at Flemington in a race where Black Caviar's half-sister Belle Couture slipped at the start before finishing last.
Successive wins for new kid on the block Taylor Marshall, the son of retired Melbourne Cup-winning jockey John, has claimed a double at Rosehill with wins on Pinstripe Lane and Oxford Poet.
Brazen Beau wins G2 Champagne Classic Nash Rawiller has compared Brazen Beau with former top juvenile Pressday after the colt won the Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Two-state two-year-old double for Price Seenaan's debut win at Flemington has come soon after his stablemate Moonovermanhattan's debut victory in a Group Three race in Adelaide.
Low-flying Agitate too speedy at Doomben Barrier brilliance has again paved the way for an all-the-way win from Agitate with the speedster too quick for Havana in the Mick Dittman Plate.
Bomber Brown wins juvenile stayers' race Bomber Brown has shown his staying potential wth victory over 1800 metres at Rosehill to give his sire Big Brown his first metropoitan winner.
Brown Panther wins at Chester Michael Owen's Brown Panther has won the Ormonde Stakes at Chester to prompt thoughts of Royal Ascot and another tilt at the Melbourne Cup.
Dubbo winner caps week for Makybe siblings Shadowofexcellence, a $1.2 million yearling once owned by Nathan Tinkler, has made it the second win in three days for relations of Makybe Diva.
Rodd in for easier time in BTC Cup Michael Rodd rode with pain the last time he was in a Group One race but will chase his second Group One win aboard Spirit Of Boom in the BTC Cup.
Leebaz confirmed for WFA Doomben Cup start Leebaz shares the top line of Doomben Cup betting with confirmation the promising middle-distance galloper will take his place in the weight-for-age race.
Dance looking forward to two-state assault On a day when Platelet chases her third Group One in Adelaide, stablemate Lonhspresso will resume in Melbourne on a path to her own Group One target.
Black Revolver to Fire His Best Shot After a very impressive first up run at Warwick Farm on Anzac Day, Black Revolver steps back out at Rosehill tomorrow
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Derby aspirations go on line at Rosehill A chance to book a trip north for the Queensland Derby will be an incentive for most of the field in the Rexel Handicap at Rosehill.
Hot Snitzel in Group One bid in BTC Cup Trainer Gerald Ryan will rely on Hot Snitzel in the Group One BTC Cup with star mare Snitzerland withdrawn due to injury.
Jumps jockey to face betting charges Jumps jockey Paul Hamblin will face the RAD Board to answer charges of betting on horse races last month.
Footy over Flemington for rookie trainer Road Warrior will be Tatura trainer Linc Sullivan's first city runner but he won't be there to see his charge go around at Flemington.
Avalanches to stake Derby claim at Doomben Ex-Darley galloper Avalanches will be out to press his claims for the Queensland Derby with an impressive showing in the Rough Habit Plate.
Walter and Thompson to combine at Rosehill Trainer Guy Walter and record-making jockey Robert Thompson will be reunited at Rosehill where Kobi Sun steps up in class in the Lord Mayor's Cup.
You'll Never leads Waller Rosehill charge Trainer Chris Waller has nominated You'll Never as the best chance from a big Rosehill representation that includes six runners in the Lord Mayor's Cup.
Long wait ends for Dunn in Goodwood Jockey Dwayne Dunn has a good record on Gregers but has had to wait more than a year to resume his partnership with the filly in the Group One Goodwood.
Commanding Jewel on comeback trail Group One winner Commanding Jewel has won a jump-out at Seymour ahead of a potential first-up tilt in the Tattersall's Tiara in Brisbane.
Injury forces Snitzerland out of BTC Cup Scans will determine the extent of an injury suffered by Group One winning mare Snitzerland, forcing her out of the BTC Cup.
Racing mourns Hall of Famer Bob Hoysted Bob Hoysted, the Hall of Fame trainer who prepared champion sprinter Manikato, has died, aged 88.
Williams cast off poised for Gunndeah Cup Collar, once a member of Lloyd Williams's team, will be chasing successive wins for trainer Jeremy Sylvester when he lines up in the Gunnedah Cup.
Mission accomplished in Huxley Noble Mission, a younger brother to champion Frankel, has won the Group Three Huxley Stakes at Chester.
Jamie Mott closer to jumps racing debut Jockey Jamie Mott is closer to making his jumps racing debut but before that he'll be out for success at Flemington on Written Up.
Price sends co-workers on different paths Trainer Mick Price will look to snare a two-state juvenile double with galloping partners Moonovermanhattan and Seenaan.
Havana set to chase stakes win in Brisbane Talented sprinter Havana is set to bypass a benchmark race in Sydney to chase stakes succees in Brisbane.
Winks gets opportunity on Belle Couture James Winks is hoping to guide Black Caviar's half-sister Belle Couture to a Flemington win with the filly's regular jockey Damien Oliver interstate.
Kiwi Group One winner to join Hawkes New Zealand 2000 Guineas winner Atlante will join the Hawkes Racing team as connections search for firm tracks in Australia.
A day of firsts for Marshall at Rosehill Apprentice Taylor Marshall will be given a rapid introduction to metropolitan Saturday racing when he rides Zephyron in the Listed Lord Mayor's Cup.
True tempo to help Stroak in G2 Champagne The Bryan Guy-trained Stroak will start a winter carnival campaign aimed at the JJ Atkins Stakes when she resumes at Doomben.
Search Squad has no luck finding good draw Trainer Doug Harrison continued to lament his bad luck with Search Squad after the three-year-old again drew poorly for his Flemington test.
Steel Wool shows mettle with Sydney start A road trip that would test the character of more seasoned racehorses is the least of trainer Chris Heywood's worries for bush two-year-old Steel Wool.
Busuttin looks to set up Melbourne base New Zealand trainer Trent Busuttin has thrown his hat into the ring to establish an Australian base at Caulfield.
Jumps jockey has 28-day ban reduced Jumps jockey Paul Gallagher has had a 28-day suspension for failing a breath test at Warrnambool reduced to 24 days on appeal.
Nisbet to make Group One debut in Goodwood Apprentice Kayla Nisbet was surprised to keep the ride on Pago Rock in the Group One Goodwood but is keen to make the most of the opportunity.
Buffering to break home state G1 hoodoo Tough sprinter Buffering will bid to end a frustrating sequence of Group One placings in his home state with victory in the BTC Cup.
Japan gambler says losses tax deductible A Japanese gambler is challenging the tax department, arguing that his losing bets on horse races are a deductible business expense.
Suegioo wins Chester Cup for Koukash The Marco Botti-trained Suegioo has won the Chester Cup for Dr Marwan Koukash who had five runners in the race.
Numbers point to more Waller dominance Leading trainer Chris Waller has 19 Rosehill acceptors as he celebrates the anniversary of a career-best haul.
Stewards open jockey betting probe Racing Victoria stewards have opened an inquiry into a jockey's alleged betting activities on thoroughbred racing.
Zoustar arrives for Royal Ascot bid The Chris Waller-trained colt Zoustar has landed in Europe as he takes the next step towards a start in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Nicamorae chasing third straight win Nicamorae will bid for her third victory in succession at Flemington where her opposition will include Black Caviar's sibling Belle Couture.
Pressing set for smooth trip to Brisbane Mick Price will fly unbeaten colt Pressing to Brisbane where he hopes to plunder some of the two-year-old features during the winter carnival.
Makybe Diva relation wins in city Breeding will ensure La Amistad will be scrutinised like few other racehorses but her connections are happy to let her make her own way.
Apprentice's work ethic paying dividends Queensland apprentice James Orman is happy to travel the state for rides and his commitment is being rewarded with winners.
Christian chases Group wins in two states Prominent AFL commentator Michael Christian will have eyes only for a pair of thoroughbreds when two of his horses contest feature races.
O'Shea wins with first runner for Darley John O'Shea has made a winning start to life as head trainer for Darley Australia with his first runner, Alaska, successful at Sandown.
Victorian stayers still on Cup trail Akzar and Mr O'Ceirin remain in contention for the Doomben Cup despite connections missing a crucial deadline.
Boom times for Eureka Stud this winter Queensland's Eureka Stud is hoping Spirit Of Boom can capture another Group One win before he begins stallion duties in the spring.
Cosgrave cleared to ride pending appeal Pat Cosgrave can ride in Britain as he waits for the BHA to hear his appeal not to reciprocate an improper riding ban incurred in Dubai.
Gai's Driefontein heads Goodwood betting A perfect draw has prompted bookmakers to post the Gai Waterhouse-trained Driefontein as the favourite to win the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville.
Beshara resumes after 6-month training ban Adelaide trainer Paul Beshara has resumed his training career and will begin preparing Happy Trails for another shot at the Cox Plate.
Barr out to nurse Bene to Flemington win Part-time Adelaide trainer Samantha Barr will be happy to continue her full-time role as a veterinary nurse even if Molto Bene can win at Flemington.
Sidestep out of Brisbane racing carnival Sidestep, one of the pre-post favourites for the BTC Cup, will miss the Group One sprint at Doomben and is out of the winter carnival.
Scream Machine to press Brisbane claims Scream Machine will be out to book a berth in at least one important sprint race during the Brisbane winter carnival when he resumes at Rosehill.
Moparee out to break drought at Sandown Moparee chased Goodwood fancy Miracles Of Life home last start and co-trainer Simon Zahra says she can score her first win in a year at Sandown.
Better late than never for Pride 2YO hope Two-year-old Shadow Lord's debut in a low-key midweek race at Warwick Farm will create interest simply because his trainer rarely races juvenile horses.
Coome leads Queensland race to 100 winners Rockhampton-based Adrian Coome has become the first Queensland jockey to post a century of winners for 2013-2014.
Odds-on Magician leaves it late Magician has had to call on his class to win the Group Three Mooresbridge Stakes at The Curragh at his first start since his Dubai failure.
Pampelonne to debut for new stable Group Two winner Pampelonne resumes for a new stable at Flemington with trainer Troy Corstens hoping the sprinter can return to his best form.
Belle Couture entered for Flemington Black Caviar's half-sister Belle Couture is among the nominations for a 1200m race at Flemington, the scene of many of the champion mare's wins.
Payne hopes Laser Flash can win for Jooste David Payne hopes Laser Flash can give South African businessman Markus Jooste victory at Rosehill, albeit on a smaller scale than his Hong Kong success.
Tiger Tees after second Group One win Trainer Joe Pride is hoping the predicted wet weather eventuates in Brisbane to give Tiger Tees his best chance to claim a second Group One win.
Jolly hopes for more G1 glory in Goodwood Richard Jolly rates Karacatis a live chance in The Goodwood as the trainer chases his second Group One after Kushadasi's South Australian Derby success.
Time For War to do battle at Doomben Time For War can help keep the momentum going for his sire Snitzel when he runs in the Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Miracles run set to continue to Goodwood Miracles Of Life has pulled up well from her Group Two win and is in line to back up in the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville.
Miss France wins English 1000 Guineas Champion French trainer Andre Fabre has won his first English 1000 Guineas with Miss France at Newmarket.
Streama favourite for Doomben Cup Triple Group One winner Streama is the favourite for the Doomben Cup which is likely to be her final start before she goes to the broodmare barn.
Sprinters to clash in the Bribie Handicap The Listed Bribie Handicap is shaping as a clash between two of Queensland's better restricted sprinters, Our Boy Malachi and Cape Kidnappers.
Blinkers for Bel Sprinter in Goodwood Bel Sprinter will have blinkers on for the first time in The Goodwood, while his younger brother Bel Rain will chase a city win in Melbourne on the same day.
Ciaron Maher makes Queensland impact Ciaron Maher has spread his wings to include a win and a second with his first two starters in Queensland.
Rain could foil Snitzerland's BTC Cup bid The Queensland weather holds the key to Group One winning mare Snitzerland continuing her campaign in the BTC Cup.
Trainer Art Sherman celebrates Derby Retirement is not on the agenda for 77-year-old Art Sherman who has become the oldest trainer to win the Kentucky Derby.
Group One debut for Kah in Goodwood Apprentice Jamie Kah will have her first Group One ride when she partners Sistine Demon in the Goodwood at Morphettville.
California Chrome wins Kentucky Derby California Chrome has claimed a dominant win the Kentucky Derby in front of the second largest Churchill Downs crowd in its 140-year history.
Night Of Thunder wins English 2000 Guineas 40-1 outsider Night Of Thunder wins English 2000 Guineas to give trainer Richard Hannon junior his first classic win since taking over from his father.
Dwayne Dunn bags Caulfield treble Dwayne Dunn has taken riding honours at Caulfield with victory on the Mick Price-trained Onpicalo bringing up a treble for the top jockey.
Kushadasi wins SA Derby for Richard Jolly Kushadasi has given his Adelaide trainer Richard Jolly a home town win in the South Australian Derby at Morphettville.
Dothraki win the Gold Coast Guineas Dothraki has taken the first step to a Stradbroke Handicap start with victory in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Snowden, Hawkes in fitting Hawkesbury wins Hawkesbury's stand-alone race meeting has belonged to outgoing Darley trainer Peter Snowden and his ex-boss John Hawkes.
Stradbroke hopes for Reparations Anthony Freedman could try to get Reparations into the Group One Stradbroke Handicap after his win at Listed level at Caulfield.
Streama wins Group Two Hollindale Stakes Grand mare Streama will be given her chance in the Doomben Cup after a strong win in the Group Two Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Price considers Qld G1 race for Pressing Mick Price is considering the Group One JJ Atkins Stakes for talented colt Pressing after he made it two-straight wins with a Listed victory at Caulfield.
Srikandi gives Maher first Queensland win Srikandi has given Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher his first Queensland winner with her victory in the Silk Stocking at the Gold Coast.
Leebaz wins G3 Hawkesbury Gold Cup John Hawkes has Group One races in his sights with Hawkesbury Gold Cup winner Leebaz but the trainer will bide his time with the four-year-old.
Aerobatics goes back to back in Crown Peter Snowden has continued his domination of racing at Hawkesbury with Aerobatics winning the $150,000 Darley Crown.
Robert Thompson racks up win No.4000 Veteran jockey Robert Thompson has celebrated another milestone with his 4000th career winner at Newcastle.
Griante grabs city win at Caulfield Griante will not head to Brisbane for feature races despite the promising filly showing her talent with a strong win at Caulfield.
Tinto stakes Queensland Oaks claims Victory in the Listed Gold Coast Bracelet has confirmed a start in the Group One Queensland Oaks for Tinto.
Tooleybuc Kid gives Weir another winner Darren Weir dominated the Warrnambool carnival during the week and the trainer kept the momentum going with Tooleybuc Kid winnning easily at Caulfield.
Snowden makes most of Darley farewell A trifecta in the first Hawkesbury race and a quinella in the second kicked off Peter Snowden's farewell meeting for Darley in the best possible way.
Aimee confirms Group One plans with win Noel Doyle has ambitious plans for Gold Coast two-year-old winner Aimee who he rates as potentially one of the best he has trained.
Louvre off to Scone after Caulfield win Trainer Robert Smerdon will aim Under The Louvre at the rich Scone Guineas in a fortnight after his strong Caulfield win.
Rizeena favourite for 1000 Guineas Veteran trainer Clive Brittain is enthusiastic about his chances of a third 1000 Guineas at Newmarket with Rizeena.
California Chrome going for Derby gold The owners of Kentucky Derby favourite California Chrome are living the dream with a colt from humble beginnings.
Williams happy with Gold Ship for Tenno Australian jockey Craig Williams begins his Japanese contract with Gold Ship, one of the main chances in the Tenno Sho.
140th Kentucky Derby has 4 Pletcher horses The Kentucky Derby field has been reduced to 19 horses after the owners of Pablo Del Monte decided not to fill the vacancy left by Hoppertunity.
Robert Thompson on brink of 4000 winners Jockey Robert Thompson is on the brink of yet another milestone, looking to bring up his 4000th career winner at Newcastle.
Purton, Gordon Lord Byron get acquainted Zac Purton has partnered Irish horse Gordon Lord Byron in a track gallop ahead of the Champion's Mile in Hong Kong.
Trade Commissioner wins Wagga Gold Cup Trainer Chris Waller has supplied the first and second placings in the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup with Trade Commissioner beating Beyond Thankful.
Dean Yendall to attack Morphettville card Dean Yendall has the chance to win two races for Sir Lankan businessman Muzaffar Yazeen at Morphettville.
Happy As Hell in line for Qld Derby trip Happy As Hell gets the chance to press his claims for a Queensland Derby start when he chases back-to-back wins at Caulfield.
Rain, Boss booking a boost for Mr O'Ceirin Glen Boss will reunite with Mr O'Ceirin in the Hollindale Stakes with a rain-affected Gold Coast track certain to increase the Victorian stayer's chances.
Big watch on Spy Decoder in Gr 3 Guineas Top sprinter Fontelina might be on the sideline but Anthony Cummings has high hopes for his three-year-old brother Spy Decoder in the Hawkesbury Guineas.
Mick Price with strong hand at Caulfield Trainer Mick Price believes Pressing and Manhattan Avenue are both genuine chances in the Listed 1200m race for two-year-olds at Caulfield.
Londehero to step up in Gold Coast Guineas Matt Dunn's ambitious winter plans with Londehero will take shape after the gelding runs in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Doncaster winner Sacred Falls to race on Sacred Falls will be given another chance to scale Australian racing's heights with a stud career put on hold for another season.
Keys chasing first G1 with SA Derby hope Last-start winner Bring Something will be out to give trainer Ken Keys his first Group One success when he runs in the South Australian Derby.
Lee Freedman has new job with Peter Vela Hall of Fame trainer Lee Freedman has taken a position as director of racing for Sir Peter Vela's New Zealand operation.
Runkle proves a keeper for Portelli Trainer Gary Portelli is hoping his decision to retain an ownership interest in Runkle is rewarded with a Hawkesbury victory.
Kingman out to emulate Frankel in Guineas Racing in the colours made famous by the unbeaten Frankel, Kingman is a short-priced favourite to win the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket.
California Chrome set to sparkle in Derby Art Sherman could become the oldest trainer to win the Kentucky Derby as he prepares to saddle up the favourite California Chrome.
Shamus Award retired to Widden Stud Cox Plate winner Shamus Award has been retired and will join the stallion roster at Widden Stud in the spring.
Quevega has run her last race Quevega, the six-time winner of the Mares' Hurdle at Chelteham, has been retired after suffering her first defeat since 2009.
Hopportunity out of Kentucky Derby The Kentucky Derby second favourite Hopportunity has been withdrawn from the race due toa sore left front foot.
Petrology out to turn tables on Pressing Petrology was beaten by Pressing in a last-start clash but trainer David Hayes is hoping for a different result at Caulfield.
Unanimously goes back to back in Plate The Matthew Dale-trained sprinter Unanimously has become the first horse in nearly 40 years to win successive Wagga Town Plates.
Akzar motors to Warrnambool Cup win Resurgent galloper Akzar earned trainer Darren Weir a Mercedes-Benz car when he won the Warrnambool Cup by six lengths.
Nick Hall returns at Bendigo Group One-winning jockey Nick Hall is set to return to race riding at Bendigo for the first time since the spring carnival.
800 Happy Owners cheer MOSSBEAT home Hancox Racing No.6.Ltd’s first runner Mossbeat stormed home from near last to win the 1000m 2YO race on the first day of the Warrnambool carnival.
Chaparro nabs Palmero to win Grand Annual Chaparro has outstayed a brave Palmero to win the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
Rejuvenated Faust to deliver in Gold Cup Faust is in career-best form but it's what he's been doing off the racetrack that promises to be the key to his chances in the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup.
Mouro spearheads McEvoy's Hawkesbury team Trainer Tony McEvoy has tinkered with Mouro's gear in the hope of coaxing the horse back to winning form at Hawkesbury.
End of an era for Peter Snowden, Darley Peter Snowden won't have much time to savour his final day as head trainer for Darley with more than 20 runners in races around Australia.
Qld Derby winner set for Caulfield return Group One winner Brambles makes a comeback to racing in a Listed race at Caulfield, having not raced since his Queensland Derby win in 2012.
Quest For Peace primed for Bracelet bid Quest For Peace will continue a campaign aimed at the Queensland Oaks when she contests the Gold Coast Bracelet.
Barrier trial form a real boost for Aimee Promising filly Aimee has won three races but it is the form out of a barrier trial victory that has Noel Doyle excited about her return to the track.
Ryan on weather watch for Angel Of Mercy Trainer Gerald Ryan has Angel Of Mercy primed for the Hollindale Stakes but he is concerned his good work could be brought undone by rain.
California Chrome favourite in Derby Kentucky Derby favourite California Chrome has drawn favourably in barrier 5 for the 140th running of the famous race at Churchill Downs.
Tac De Boistron wins at Ascot Tac De Boistron, who failed in Australia on hard tracks, has continued his winning ways at Ascot to stakes his claim for the Gold Cup.
Jolly hoping to go one better in SA Derby Richard Jolly had to settle for second in the 2013 South Australian Derby but hopes for a better result with one of his two runners this time around.
Warrnambool jumps jockey fails breath test Jumps jockey Paul Gallagher received a lengthy suspension for failing a breath test before the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool.
Kneeling holds on to claim Wangoom Hcp Kneeling has held off the fast-finishing Blackie to win the Wangoom Handicap for trainer Peter Moody and jockey Linda Meech.
Plunge fails as Shigeru wins for Bridge Juvenile filly Shigeru Senden has foiled a betting plunge on a rival runner with a promising win at Canterbury.
Santoya Cat on target for end of winter The Queensland Derby will come around too qucikly for Santoya Cat but trainer Bryan Guy is hoping to salvage something out of the winter carnival.
John O'Shea ends chapter with a winner John O'Shea has ended his career as a public trainer with a winner at Canterbury as he prepares to take over at the helm of racing superpower Darley.
Sistine Demon saved for G1 Goodwood start The Andrew Noblet-trained Sistine Demon will head to Adelaide for the Group One Goodwood before attention swings to the spring carnival.
Hawkes Racing to rely on youth and talent A team of up-and-coming horses were the backbone of Hawkes Racing's Sydney carnival success and that theme could continue at Hawkesbury.
McNeil looks to keep city momentum going A week after landing a city treble at Sandown, Jye McNeil heads to Caulfield with a handy book of rides including an opportunity in a Listed race.
Weir wins Galleywood with Gotta Take Care Darren Weir's versatile galloper Gotta Take Care has claimed the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool, beating Montgomery and Valediction.
Beach walk for Palmero before Annual test Trainer Ciaron Maher has taken Palmero to Warrnambool beach to help him recover before his Grand Annual Steeplechase challenge.
Qld star Buffering heads Group One noms Buffering has been set for the Queensland winter carnival's premier sprints, the BTC Cup, the Doomben 10,000 and the Stradbroke Handicap.
Rosella sets class record in Brisbane win Hidden Dragon filly Rosella has confirmed a bright future with a first-up win in record time at Eagle Farm.
Unanimously in line for second Plate win Trainer Matthew Dale has declared Unanimously in peak form as he attempts successive Wagga Town Plate wins.
Rawiller wants fast lane to Cup victory Jockey Brad Rawiller knows finding the best ground will be crucial to Akzar continuing his resurgence in the Listed Warrnambool Cup.
Wicked Strong running for Boston in Derby Boston will be cheering for a Kentucky Derby runner when Wicked Strong takes his place in the famous race for three-year-old thoroughbreds.
Kingman remains favourite for Guineas Kingman faces his biggest test when he takes on a quality 2000 Guineas field as trainer John Gosden aims for his first win in the Classic.
FEI to allow third president term Princess Haya Al Hussein of Jordan will be allowed to run for a third term as president of the International Equestrian Federation.
Shiny Buttons firms for Warrnambool Cup The Darren Weir-trained Shiny Buttons has firmed to the second line of Warrnambool Cup betting after a convincing open handicap win.
McLean shooting for Galleywood Magic Brad McLean will be out to win the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool with Maythehorsebemagic, his favourite horse.
Palmero leads throughout to win Brierly Palmero made mistakes but received a great ovation from the Warrnambool crowd with his win in the Brierly Steeplechase.
Theodore Excited ahead of Wangoom Hcp bid Don't Get Excited handles heavy ground but Stephen Theodore says the testing conditions at Warrnambool are a query in the Wangoom Handicap.
Tuscan Fire returns to chase winter spoils A Listed race at Caulfield will kick off a campaign for Tuscan Fire aimed at winter staying races in Melbourne.
O'Hara to link with Princess at Hawkesbury Estonian Princess is a confirmed runner in the Group Three Hawkesbury Guineas with Kathy O'Hara booked for the ride.
Scratchy Bottom to take aim in SA Derby Scratchy Bottom has come through her Australasian Oaks third placing in good order and will be the only filly in the Group One South Australian Derby.
Kalabek track gallops seals G1 Qld trip An outstanding piece of trackwork has swayed trainer Brent Stanley to set Kalabek for the Group One JJ Atkins during the Brisbane winter carnival.
Cup reserve in Plan B as Sydney beckons The Wagga Wagga Gold Cup ballot has worked against Jo Jo Girl with the consistent bush mare expected to chase a consolation win in Sydney.
Gai in early splash at Warrnambool meeting Gai Waterhouse wasted no time getting among the winners at the famous Warrnambool carnival after Tenby Lady produced a dashing display of jumping.
Mackay Turf Club in financial trouble Racing Queensland has taken control of the Mackay Turf Club which is in financial trouble.
Pride Cool going to Hawkesbury Cup Joe Pride will send new stable acquisition to the Hawkesbury Gold Cup after the gelding pleased him in a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
Wet no barrier to Stanley's Caulfield plan Trainer Brent Stanley says the prospect of rain won't play a part in deciding whether to run smart filly Kalabek at Caulfield.
Gamblin' Guru to continue stable form Trainers Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas are looking for a South Australian Derby win a week after celebrating a Sydney Group One victory.
Williams out for big local carnival Matthew Williams will be one of a band of local trainer out to defend Warrnambool's honour at the famous May carnival.
Gordon Lord Byron has Sha Tin work-out Irish horse Gordon Lord Byron has settled into Hong Kong ahead of his bid for another international Group One in the Champion's Mile.
More Kiwis on the way to Queensland Trainer Shaune Ritchie is among the New Zealand trainers ready to pounce on Brisbane carnival riches starting with the Gold Coast feature meeting.
City win for Grand Syndicates Grand Syndicates are a relatively new name to the industry and they celebrated on Saturday after scoring their first city winner
King Triton to stay in touch in Brierly Trainer Pat Hyland is confident King Triton can win the Brierly Steeplechase at Warrnambool if he does not give favourite Palmero too big a start.
New racing record for Walsh Jockey David Walsh broke Lance O'Sullivan's NZ record when he rode his 2360th winner in Sunday's Marlborough Cup.
Cirrus Des Aigles beats Treve at Longchamp Arc winner Treve has been beaten for the first time with veteran Cirrus Des Aigles edging her out of victory in the Group One Prix Ganay at Longchamp.
Tommy Berry wins Hong Kong Group One Tommy Berry has won his second consecutive QEII Cup in Hong Kong, riding Designs On Rome to beat last year's winner Military Attack.
Rawiller on top of Sydney carnival Nash Rawiller has ended the Sydney autumn carnival as the most successful jockey with five Group One wins.
Trainer Gerald Ryan returns to the saddle Trainer Gerald Ryan has met with success on his return to the show jumping arena in a celebrity challenge in Sydney.
Queensland trainers call for weight review Queensland trainers are calling for a review of the handicapping rules after all horses in the Tails Handicap carried 58kg.
Griffiths out for Warrnambool success Trainer Robbie Griffiths says sprinter Mossbeat can give him a breakthrough win at the tough Warrnambool May carnival.
Twilight Royale after rich pay day Twilight Royale will run in the Hawkesbury Guineas in preparation for the Scone Guineas which could bring a hefty bonus payment for the filly.
Warren aiming for Caulfield stables Group One-winning trainer Jason Warren has declared his interest in setting up a Caulfield stable to complement his Mornington Peninsula base.
Forster looking to Carmora to step up Trainer Desleigh Forster has high hopes for Carmora during the Brisbane carnival but has stopped the preparation of Poste Restante.
Gai Waterhouse aiming at southern riches Gai Waterhouse has more ammunition for the Adelaide carnival and is looking forward to her first jumps runner at the Warrnambool meeting.
McCoy and Nicholls on top of British jumps Tony McCoy has been crowned Britain's champion jumps rider for the 19th consecutive season with Paul Nicholls the leading trainer.
Sire De Grugy wins fourth Grade One Sire De Grugy has claimed his fourth Grade One steeplechase at the final meeting of the British jumps season.
Glyn Schofield outed for five meetings Jockey Glyn Schofield has ended his Sydney autumn carnival with a careless riding suspension at Randwick.
Spillway wins last race of Sydney carnival David Hayes is looking to Spillway to figure in the Caulfield Cup after he stepped up in the Group Three JRA Plate at Randwick.
Scott Aspery celebrates milestone success Trainer Scott Aspery has notched a breakthrough stakes win after Estonian Princess stormed to a Group Three victory at Randwick
Girl Guide plays role in Jye McNeil treble The David Hayes-trained Girl Guide has made it four wins from five starts and played her part in a big day for apprentice Jye McNeil at Sandown.
Temple Of Boom wins Group 2 Victory Stakes It has turned out to be a family affair in the Group Two Victory Stakes with Temple Of Boom beating his younger brother Spirit Of Boom.
Driefontein, May's Dream win Adelaide G1s Drieftontein has delivered an Adelaide Group One win for trainer Gai Waterhouse with her victory in the Robert Sangster Stakes.
Search Squad's Sandown win a week late Search Squad has made up for a luckless run at Caulfield to post his first city win in beating Self Sense at Sandown.
Khutulun scores narrow win at Sandown Luke Oliver says Khutulun is still learning her craft, but believes the filly can continue to improve after notching her second win from three starts.
Japanese mare wins Sydney Group One Hana's Goal has won the All Aged Stakes to make it two Group One wins for the two international horses who came to Sydney for the autumn carnival.
Arabian Gold wins G3 after pre-race scare Arabian Gold has given her owner-breeder Nick Moraitis an emotional win in the Frank Packer Plate at Randwick.
Go Indy Go earns high praise from trainer Go Indy Go has continued the dominance of fillies in Group One two-year-old races this season with a dominant victory in the Champagne Stakes at Randwick.
Legcut wins as Vain Queen disappoints Four-year-old mare Legcut produced a strong finish to win at Sandown as favourite Vain Queen was beaten for the first time.
Two Blue too strong for Randwick rivals Kristen Buchanan will set her sights on a Group One goal for Two Blue after the mare outmuscled the males to score a first-up victory at Randwick.
Our Boy Malachi extends win spree to 11 Country Queensland sprinter Our Boy Malachi has made a successful transition to city racing with a record-breaking Eagle Farm win.
Hot Snitzel on fire in Hall Mark Stakes Hot Snitzel has won the Group Three Hall Mark Stakes at Randwick to underscore trainer Gerald Ryan's decision not to target a Brisbane race.
Kaypers breaks drought in Randwick victory Country-trained gelding Kaypers has broken through for a determined win in the first race on the final day of the Sydney autumn carnival.
More For Me makes winning debut at Sandown Inexperience hasn't stopped More Than Ready filly More For Me making a winning race debut at Sandown.
Treve ready for Longchamp return Champion mare Treve is ready for her much anticipated return at Longchamp where she takes on veteran Cirrus Des Aigles.
Noble Mission beats Telescope at Sandown Frankel's younger brother Noble Mission has won a Group Three race at Sandown beating the high-profile Telescope.
Avdulla suspened after winning Farm ride Brenton Avdulla has been suspended for five meetings for careless riding after partnering My Question To You to a Warwick Farm win.
Well-bred Nicamorae wins at Flemington After breaking her maiden at Wangaratta, well-bred filly Nicamorae has stepped up again with a strong city win at Flemington.
Waterhouse wins second straight St Leger Order Of The Sun has given Gai Waterhouse a second successive VRC St Leger with a seven length win at Flemington.
Galleywood next for Gotta Take Care Gotta Take Care has tuned up for the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool with a 2600m victory on the flat at Flemington.
Cahill adds to Beaudesert strike rate Michael Cahill has added to his impressive strike rate at Beaudesert this season with his sixth victory from seven rides.
Raja Seat gives Snowden a departing win Raja Seat has given Peter Snowden a win at his last Warwick Farm race meeting as a trainer for the global racing superpower Darley.
Half-sisters chasing two-state double David Hayes is confident both Girl Guide and Gregers will prove hard to beat as the half-sisters chase a two-state double in Melbourne and Adelaide.
Pateman's riding weight lowered Stewards have lowered star jumps jockey Steven Pateman's limit weight in time for next week's Warrnambool May carnival.
Hooked could follow in famous hoofsteps Australian Derby placegetter Hooked will be trying to run up to a Might And Power form line when he runs in the Group Three Frank Packer Plate.
Arnold again to fore in Anzac Day Stakes Jockey Steven Arnold has claimed his third-straight Listed Anzac Day Stakes at Flemington, guiding the Mike Moroney-trained Merion to victory.
McDonald, McEvoy chase Golden Whip James McDonald leads the pack for the autumn carnival Golden Whip award but will have some serious challengers on the final day.
Clubs at war over Melbourne Cup decision The Melbourne Racing Club is furious over the VRC's refusal to change Melbourne Cup conditions to abolish a weight penalty for the Caulfield Cup winner.
Begg happy to give Bennetta WFA chance Trainer Grahame Begg says he is comfortable with his decision to thrust Bennetta into the limelight despite her lengthy absence from the winner's circle.
Apprentice fails in four-month ban appeal Apprentice Brooke Richardson has failed in an appeal over a four-month ban with her defence that a fall may have impaired her judgment rejected.
John O'Shea prepares for Randwick farewell John O'Shea is winding up his Randwick stable but says punters can follow two-year-olds Velove Forte and Shooting To Win under Peter and Paul Snowden.
Miracles Of Life out of Group One Classic A bout of colic has forced the scratching of Miracles Of Life from Saturday's Group One Sportingbet Classic at Morphettville.
Go Indy Go has a Champagne pedigree South Australian trainer Leon Macdonald believes Champagne Stakes contender Go Indy Go has all the attributes of a Group One winner.
Big plans on the line for Hopfgarten Robert Heathcote is looking to Hopfgarten to step up at Eagle Farm and stake his claim to join the trainer's Stradbroke Handicap team.
Double Dee to run in Melbourne Jason Warren says Shamus Award's half-sister Double Dee will run at Flemington instead of a Group race in Adelaide after drawing wide.
Brisbane beckons for Taxmeifyoucan Trainer Greg Hickman will consider a winter carnival target in Brisbane if Taxmeifyoucan performs to expectations at Randwick.
I Am The General to press spring claims An off-season campaign could provide the building blocks for I Am The General to make a spring carnival bid in Melbourne.
First runner for Paul Snowden at Gosford A former Darley galloper will be Paul Snowden's first runner as an independent trainer when Tumult lines up at Gosford.
Arnold chasing third Anzac Day Stakes win Jockey Steven Arnold will aim to win his third straight edition of the Listed Anzac Day Stakes at Flemington.
Group One title up for grabs The final day of the Sydney autumn carnival could also determine the most successful Group One trainer.
Fillies out to extend juvenile dominance Fillies have dominated Australian Group One two-year-old racing this season and are favoured to continue their run in the Champagne Stakes.
McEvoy wants final G1 for Snowden Kerrin McEvoy has set his sights on giving Peter Snowden a fitting send off when he rides the trainer's final Group One runner for Darley.
Politeness scratched by Smerdon Robert Smerdon has scratched dual acceptor Politeness from two important engagements and is putting his faith in Shamal Wind for a Group One win.
Qld breeders reveal new prize money model Plans have been relased for an extra $6.5 million in stakes to be injected into the Queensland racing industry.
Hana's a genuine All Aged hope: Rawiller Nash Rawiller believes Hana's Goal has the class to add to his Group One tally this autumn when she tackles the All Aged Stakes.
No benefits from Waterhouse bid: bookies Bookies say Victorian Premier Denis Napthine has got it wrong by supporting Robbie Waterhouse's case to field at Warrnambool.
Johnson to make most of Eagle Farm chance Janette Johnson has been handed a golden opportunity to showcase her skills when she rides Our Radar O'Reilly at Eagle Farm.
Temple Of Boom faces moment-of-truth race The Victory Stakes looms as a crossroads race for Temple Of Boom, winless since taking out the 2012 Group One Galaxy.
Cummings duo set sights on Scone Guineas The Scone Guineas didn't work out as planned for Anthony Cummings in 2013 but he is hoping he can have two chances in his bid to make amends.
Vain Queen returns with a Group One target The Group One Tattersall's Tiara is the main aim for unbeaten mare Vain Queen who resumes in a 1000-metre race at Sandown.
Jeff Lloyd caps race return at Canterbury Jeff Lloyd has made a triumphant return to riding at Canterbury, a year after he suffered a stroke which threatened to end his career.
Caulfiled Cup-winning hoop delays comeback A sore hip has forced leading jockey Nick Hall to postpone a comeback to race riding after an extended spell.
Snitzerland to line up in Victory Stakes Snitzerland will have her next start in Brisbane after connections decided not to risk striking another wet track in Sydney.
Waterhouse chasing successive St Legers Order Of The Sun is considered a genuine chance to give trainer Gai Waterhouse back-to-back wins in the time-honoured St Leger at Flemington.
Rawiller picks Peggy Jean in G1 Champagne Nash Rawiller will chase a second Group One win aboard Peggy Jean after opting to ride the filly over Bachman in the Champagne Stakes.
New Group One plans put in place for Demon Trainer Andrew Noblet is now eyeing the Group One Goodwood with stable star Sistine Demon instead of a trip to Brisbane for the winter carnival.
Tears wins at Ipswich for Clark, Doughtys Tears has posted the third win of her career, continuing a successful partnership between owner Jan Clark and Gary and Kelly Doughty
Schofield pinning G1 chances on dry track Glyn Schofield is keeping a close eye on the weather with his final Group One chances of the autumn carnival both needing a firm track.
Miracles Of Life team set to part company Trainer Dan Clarken knows he will shed a tear when Miracles Of Life has her last start for him at Morphettville.
Famous Seamus heads north for drier ground Sydney sprinter Famous Seamus is set to start his Brisbane winter carnival campaign in the Group Two Victory Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Eleven sprinters accept for G1 All Aged Eleven horses have paid up to run in the All Aged Stakes while 10 juveniles have accepted for the Champagne Stakes.
Rizeena delights in pre-Guineas workout Thousand Guineas favourite Rizeena has delighted her trainer Clive Brittain with a spartkling work-out at Newmarket.
Waldpark from near death to Flemington Waldpark will resume racing at Flemington, just months after almost losing his life to laminitis.
Arabian Gold back to best for Packer Plate Adrian Knox winner Arabian Gold has bounced back from a tough effort on a heavy track and is ready for more stakes success at Randwick.
Girl In Flight heads Adelaide Oaks betting The Robbie Griffiths-trained Girl In Flight and the Darren Weir-trained May's Dream are vying for favouritism on the Group One Australasian Oaks.
Australian track ratings receive makeover An Australia-wide revamp of racecourse ratings has been approved in a move racing officials say will help a younger generation of punters.
Pride double-handed in All Aged Stakes Steps In Time will try to end her career as a dual Group One winner with trainer Joe Pride confident she can get the job done.
Rawiller on Platelet in G1 Robert Sangster Brad Rawiller is the new rider for Platelet in the Robert Sangster Stakes after two earlier bookings were dashed by suspensions.
Pateman promises to address weight issues Champion jumps jockey Steven Pateman expects stewards to lift a ban on him accepting rides below 67.5kg in time for the Warrnambool jumps carnival.
Are You Sure ready to step up: trainer Are You Sure has tested the patience of his owners but trainer Cameron Crockett is convinced the six-year-old has turned the corner.
Treve and Aigles to clash at Longchamp Unbeaten champion Treve and popular veteran Cirrus Des Aigles are set to clash in the Prix Ganay at Longchamp.
Dundeel to stand for $27,500 at Arrowfield Dundeel to stand his first season at Arrowfield Stud for $27,500 with Redoute's Choice heading the roster at $110,000.
Coffey lands another city double Apprentice Harry Coffey has continued his good form with another city double for premiership-leading trainer Darren Weir at Caulfield.
Snowden produces two winners at Randwick Peter Snowden has led in a winning double at Randwick with Josh Parr and Christian Reith the beneficiaries of Kerrin McEvoy's absence with flu.
Williams going for gold in St Leger Craig Williams says Honey Steel's Gold can give him back-to-back wins in the Listed VRC St Leger.
Allen, Griffiths chase biggest win in Oaks Jockey Matthew Allen and trainer Robbie Griffiths will chase their first Group One wins with favourite Girl In Flight in the Australasian Oaks.
Rebel Dane on All Aged mission Rebel Dane steps up to 1400 metres in the All Aged Stakes after recovering from a tough run in the wet behind Lankan Rupee.
Black Caviar's sister wins at Caulfield Belle Couture, a half-sister to unbeaten champion Black Caviar has broken her maiden at her second start with an impressive win at Caulfield.
Scratch Me Lucky seeking Champagne jackpot The Paul Perry-trained Scratch Me Lucky will try to turn the tables on Sires' Produce winner Peggy Jean when they meet again in the Champagne Stakes.
Platelet jockey search resumes Platelet's connections expect their phones to ring constantly with jockeys chasing the Sportingbet Classic ride on the classy mare.
It's A Dundeel retired to stand at stud It's A Dundeel has run his last race and goes to Arrowfield Stud as the winner of six Group One races including the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Weather key to All Aged for Snitzerland The weather holds the key to Snitzerland running in the All Aged Stakes with a race in Brisbane the back-up plan if it is wet in Sydney.
Shamal Wind on target for Adelaide G1 Robert Smerdon says Shamal Wind is in great shape for the Robert Sangster Stakes while a decision on where Politeness starts is still to be made.
Royal Ascot decison for It's A Dundeel It's A Dundeel and Sacred Falls, who ran one-two in the $4 million Queen Elizabeth, could both head to Royal Ascot in June.
Lot Three Four One has omens on her side The third yearling Gary Portelli has bought as Lot 341 makes her debut at Randwick with a name to fit - Lot Three Four One.
Go Indy Go in Sydney for Champagne Stakes South Australian filly Go Indy Go will be out to add to trainer Leon Macdonald's impressive record in Sydney when she runs in the Champagne Stakes.
Donna Logan looking for a second Oaks New Zealand trainer Donna Logan plans to bring Telepathic to Queensland to try to add another Oaks to that won by Rising Romance in Sydney.
Sisters to stars on show at Caulfield Tracy's Image will be one of three half-sisters to superstars engaged at Caulfield's Easter Monday meeting.
Sydney races find a new prince of hearts
Prince William couldn't make it to Randwick but the race day crowd found its own prince in star jockey Tommy Berry.
Winks full of praise for Our Voodoo Prince The Caulfield Cup could be a target for Our Voodoo Prince after the import earned high praise from jockey James Winks after his win in the Easter Cup.
Chad Schofield banned for 10 meetings Chad Schofield has been outed for 10 meetings for careless riding aboard Casino Dancer in the Australian Oaks.
Waterhouse, Berry to the fore at Randwick Tommy Berry has described Queen Elizabeth Stakes day as the pinnacle of his career after he won the prized medal named in honour of his late brother.
Lane gets 24 meetings after Caulfield fall Damian Lane will miss 24 meetings after pleading guilty to careless riding during an inquiry into a fall at Caulfield.
Best Yet To Come takes out Princess Stakes Best Yet To Come is set to head to the spelling paddock after her Princess Stakes win but jockey Jason Taylor says she has winter carnival potential.
The Quarterback impressive at Caulfield The Group One Goodwood in Adelaide is one of the options for three-year-old The Quarterback after he raced to an impressive win at Caulfield.
It's A Dundeel wins Sydney's biggest race It's A Dundeel seals the deal with a stirring victory in Sydney's richest race, the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
River Delta stays unbeaten at Caulfield River Delta has plenty to learn but has managed to stay unbeaten in the Geoff Murphy Handicap at Caulfield.
Waterhouse captures another major Cup win Gai Waterhouse has claimed the Melbourne and Sydney Cups in the same season after The Offer stormed to victory at Randwick.
Romance rises to the occasion in Aus Oaks Donna Logan has claimed a satisfying Oaks win at Randwick with Rising Romance, making up for past disappointments.
Happy As Hell in line for Qld Derby start Connections of Happy As Hell are aiming the three-year-old at the Queensland Derby after his victory over 1800m at Caulfield.
Sidestep overcomes slow start in Sovereign Sidestep has continued his good autumn form with a win in the Royal Sovereign Stakes at Randwick to set up a Group One assignment,
Angel Of Mercy lands early carnival spoils Sydney trainer Gerald Ryan looks set for a bumper Queensland winter racing carnival after Angel Of Mercy's win at Eagle Farm.
Tommy Berry wins G1 for his twin Nathan An emotional Tommy Berry has scored a sentimental Queen Of The Turf Stakes victory aboard outsider Diamond Drille.
Eloping scores runaway G3 win at Randwick Speedy filly Eloping showed she had the toughness to match her brilliance, winning the Royal Randwick Stakes at her seventh start this campaign.
Gear addition works a treat for Ms Mazetti Ms Mazetti has narrowly held off the favourite Inkulu to claim the Jack Elliott Handicap at Caulfield.
Beast a beauty in South Pacific Classic New Zealand three-year-old Beauty's Beast has won the Listed South Pacific Classic at Randwick for Windsor Park Stud.
Veuvelicious earns Champagne Stakes berth Victorian filly Veuvelicious has earned a shot at the Group One Champagne Stakes after an easy win at Randwick.
Good Friday racing a sell-out at Lingfield The inaugural Good Friday race meeting in Britain has been hailed a success with the gates closed at Lingfield.
Artificial insemination ban to continue The Federal Court has rejected an appeal by Bruce McHugh that banning artificial insemination is a restraint of trade.
Improving track to help Sertorius in Cup Jamie Edwards can't fault Sydney Cup hope Sertorius and the trainer hopes the track continues to improve to boost the stayer's chances in the 3200m race.
Newitt hungry for more Sydney success Craig Newitt will be out to add to his previous Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Sydney Cup wins when he rides for Chris Waller at Randwick.
Flying Home ready to return at Eagle Farm Barry Baldwin says Flying Home has recovered from a tough run on a hard track and is ready for a bold showing at Eagle Farm.
Donna Logan has unfinished Oaks business New Zealand trainer Donna Logan is pleased to see clear skies ahead of the Oaks as she prepares Rising Romance for a Classic win.
Kah chasing two milestones at Caulfield Apprentice Jamie Kah needs one city win to outride her claim but also gets the chance at a breakthrough stakes win with feature race rides at Caulfield.
Derby winner's sister chasing Oaks upset Blue Eyes, a sister to 2012 Australian Derby winner Ethiopia, will line up as an ATC Oaks outsider at Randwick.
Waller's QE team to rise to the occasion Fresh from his record training performance in the Doncaster Mile, Chris Waller has set his sights on winning the richest race of the autumn.
Hyland out for sure thing at Randwick Pat Hyland is surprised at the small field to run in Saturday's Group One Queen Of The Turf at Randwick.
Sagatona warming up for winter carnival Sagatona returns to racing at Eagle Farm with trainer Liam Birchley keen to target the Group One JJ Atkins for the two-year-olds.
Mull Of Killough wins at Newmarket Global traveller Mull Of Killough has made a winning return at Newmarket after an unsuccesful campaign in Australia and Dubai.
Toormore remains unbeaten after Craven Champion colt Toormore has kept his unbeaten record intact with victory in the Craven Stakes to kick off his three-year-old campaign.
Green Moon ready for Sydney's richest race Owner Lloyd Williams can't fault 2012 Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon ahead of the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Sidestep out to earn All Aged Stakes start Talented colt Sidestep has figured in a gear change as he bids to earn a shot at one of the final Group One races of the Sydney carnival.
Options to pay off for Suavito in Aus Oaks Suavito's owners can earn a major return for their quick thinking in the Group One Australian Oaks at Randwick.
McDonald out to win special G1 for Messara Racing NSW chairman and prominent owner-breeder John Messara will have a lot riding on It's A Dundeel in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Saint Or Sinner chasing fifth win on end First emergency Saint Or Sinner has gained a start in the Easter Cup and will be out to cap his campaign with a fifth-straight win in his biggest test yet.
Tupac Amaru up to Sydney Cup task: Snowden Handicaps are against his horse but Darley trainer Peter Snowden is giving Tupac Amaru a decent shot at beating his older rivals in the Sydney Cup.
Gauci chasing more success on Elwick Jack Jockey Darren Gauci and Elwick Jack will try to continue a successful partnership in the Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Sydney trip creates Aust angles for Recite New Zealand filly Recite can clinch a campaign aimed at next season's Cox Plate if she runs up to expectations in the Queen Of The Turf Stakes.
Beatniks to bow out after Princess Stakes Trainer Steve O'Dea is hoping to send Beatniks to the spelling paddock on a winning note when he lines up in the Listed Princess Stakes.
Browne to keep top record on Excellantes Trainer Robert Heathcote is banking on jockey Damian Browne bringing out the best in Excellantes at Eagle Farm.
Sandiva sets up 1000 Guineas start Frankie Dettori has labelled Sandiva a genuine 1000 Guineas chance after her win in the Nell Gwynn Stakes at Newmarket.
Italy to be removed from Pattern Italy will be removed from the European Pattern due to non-payment of prize money and will have no internationally recognised black type races.
Wine 'N' Dine ends Begg's lean city run Randwick trainer Grahame Begg has celebrated an overdue city win courtesy of consistent gelding Wine 'N' Dine.
Rail to be moved further out at Randwick The rail will be at six metres for the second day of The Championships on the advice of chief steward Ray Murrihy.
First city winner for Freedman at Sandown Mitchell Freedman has trained his first city winner with Royal Glance remaining unbeaten after scoring at Sandown.
Dwayne Dunn returns as a winner at Sandown Jockey Dwayne Dunn has returned with a winner at Sandown in his first ride back from four months out because of injury.
Solicit vetted ahead of Queen Of The Turf Racing officials are confident Solicit will be fit to take her place in the Queen Of The Turf Stakes despite being vetted for a skin complaint.
Mr O'Ceirin resumes with focus on Qld trip Mr O'Ceirin will resume in the Victoria Handicap at Caulfield on his way to a Group One target in Queensland.
Cahill continues sparkling Beaudesert form Michael Cahill's affinity for racing at Beaudesert has continued with the leading Queensland jockey riding three winners at the track's mid-week meeting.
Inexperience a worry for McDonald Cup ride James McDonald rates Who Shot Thebarman a live Sydney Cup chance provided he can overcome his inexperience and handle the big-race occasion.
Le Roi confirms QE start with top gallop A race-day exhibition gallop has Le Roi on target to take on the country's best horses in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Oaks hope Miss Selby bred to handle wet Trainer John Bary believes Miss Selby's breeding will help her on the wet Randwick track expected for the ATC Oaks.
Draw gives Elitist chance to perform: Wood Elitist has drawn an inside barrier for the first time in her short career, giving trainer Kelso Wood added confidence about her return to racing.
O'Reilly's dual Doncastor winner Sacred Falls carves a place in history O'Reilly's outstanding colt Sacred Falls has carved his place in Australia's history books as the first colt to win back-to-back Gr.1 Doncastor miles in over 50 years.
Sharnee Rose retired due to injury Sharnee Rose has been retired with a pastern injury, reducing the field for the Group One Queen of the Turf Stakes to nine.
The Offer retains Sydney Cup favouritism Proven wet-track stayer The Offer has maintained his grip on Sydney Cup favouritism after the barrier draw for the 3200-metre race at Randwick.
It's A Dundeel stands alone as QE firmer The Queen Elizabeth draw has had little impact on betting on the $4 million race with It's A Dundeel the lone horse at the top of the market to tighten.
Lees hoping for upset in Queen Of The Turf Kris Lees says the chances of Sharnee Rose winning the Queen Of The Turf Stakes at weight-for-age will hinge on the pace of the race.
Go Indy Go earns shot at Sydney carnival Adelaide trainer Leon Macdonald will bring SA Sires' Produce winner Go Indy Go to Sydney for the Champagne Stakes.
Hayes chasing back-to-back Easter Cups David Hayes won last year's Easter Cup with Jet Away and is aiming fellow import Stipulate at the same Group Three race.
Miss Mossman confirms place in ATC Oaks The owners of Miss Mossman are backing John Sargent through their hip pockets to train his third Oaks winner for the season.
I'm In The Money to cash in at Randwick Wyong trainer Jeff Englebrecht will use a city race at Randwick to launch his bid for winning an important country feature with I'm In The Money.
Coffey hopes Luck's on side in 4000m race Harry Coffey will again combine with stayer Luck's A Fortune to attempt a clean sweep of the Marathon Series at Sandown.
Soumillon booked for Spanish raider Christophe Soumillon will ride Noozhoh Canarias in the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket where he will become the first Spanish horse to run in a British Classic.
Hopes still high for Hydrogen The chances of expensive colt Hydrogen emulating his brother Authorized in the Epsom Derby are slim but his owners hope he can live up to his price tag.
Ryan youngsters to continue the trend Trainer Gerald Ryan is eyeing off more juvenile feature success in the $500,000 Royal Randwick Stakes and Fernhill Handicap.
Sydney's wet no worries for Newitt Jockey Craig Newitt has no complaints about a heavy track at Randwick which will suit his Queen Elizabeth mount MyKingdom Of Fife.
Demon ready to roll in Victoria Handicap Sistine Demon will aim to continue his hot streak of form in the Group Three Victoria Handicap at Caulfield.
Course proper gallop for Rising Romance Trainer Donna Logan is hoping a hit-out on the Randwick course proper will give her a guide on how Rising Romance handles the very wet track.
Future plans cause Solicit's Oaks switch Solicit's connections have decided against running the classy filly in Saturday's Group One Australian Oaks to avoid flattening her on heavy ground.
Brisbane may be final stop for Streama Triple Group One winner Streama has more than likely run her last race in Sydney and could end her career in Brisbane.
Certerach possible for Melbourne Cup Trainer Mick Halford has the Melbourne Cup in mind for Certerach who beat Cavalryman to win the Gold Cup in Dubai.
Curragh work-outs delight O'Brien Trainer Aidan O'Brien has unveiled most of his big race contenders in post-racing gallops at The Curragh.
Arabian Gold could run in Queen Elizabeth Trainer David Vandyke and Nick Moraitis will mull over whether to run three-year-old filly Arabian Gold in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Dunn to make comeback at Sandown Jockey Dwayne Dunn will make his comeback at Sandown after spending the past four months on the sidelines through injury.
Rebel Dane could run in All Aged Stakes Having been beaten by Lankan Rupee in the TJ Smith Stakes, Rebel Dane will embark on further Group One targets in the absence of the superstar.
Silent Achiever to run in Queen Elizabeth Trainer Roger James has confirmed a Queen Elizabeth Stakes start for Silent Achiever who is unbeaten this autumn.
Angel Of Mercy may run in Queen of Turf The owners of Angel Of Mercy are seriuosly considering paying a late entry to run the mare in the Group One Queen of the Turf.
Danza wins Arkansas Derby for Pletcher The Todd Pletcher-trained Danza has sprung a surprise in the Arkansas Derby to put himself in the frame for the Kentucky Derby.
Typhoon Red wins Weetwood Handicap Typhoon Red's win in the Weetwood Handicap at Toowoomba has earned him the chance to compete in the Queensland winter carnival.
Scottish Grand National for Al Co Trainer Peter Bowen has the Grand National at Aintree as a long-term target for Al Co following his win in the Scottish equivalent.
Sydney horse racing ushers in new era Randwick's rich racing carnival has brought something new to Sydney's thoroughbred scene.
Blake Shinn strikes Gold with 1000th win Jockey Blake Shinn has notched his 1000th career-win with victory aboard Arabian Gold in the Adrian Knox Stakes.
Halle caps Price's dream day at Caulfield Halle Rocks has capped a great day for the Mick Price stable with a fast-finishing Caulfield success.
Bring Something earns another Derby shot Bring Something will head to the South Australian Derby in winning form after scoring his maiden stakes win at Caulfield on Saturday.
Kiwi sprinter Natuzzi wins at Caulfield New Zealand sprinter Natuzzi has made an impressive Australian debut with victory at Caulfield in a 1200-metre sprint.
Sacred Falls leads Waller Doncaster blitz Sacred Falls has defended his Doncaster Mile title and led in a Chris Waller-trained first four in the famous race at Randwick.
Lankan Rupee sizzles in TJ Smith Lankan Rupee showed why he is rated the world's best sprinter, demolishing a classy field to win the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Gauci guides Lucky Striker to city win Three-year-old Lucky Striker has landed his first city win at Caulfield and could now be given a shot at a Listed race in Adelaide.
Criterion proves he is the superior stayer Criterion has belied his sprinting bloodlines to win the blue riband of three-year-old races, the Australian Derby at Randwick.
Tommy Berry rides to an emotional win Tommy Berry has ridden The Offer to an emotional Chairman's Handicap win, one he dedicated to his late brother Nathan.
Wood's Seeking More winter carnival wins Seeking More made it five wins and a second from eight starts at Doomben when he beat Excellantes by a length.
Peggy Jean wins G1 Sires' Produce Stakes Gerald Ryan will set his sights on the Champagne Stakes after Peggy Jean fought out a thrilling finish to win the Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
Group One target beckons for Politeness Victorian filly Politeness has unleashed a storming run to claim the PJ Bell Stakes, earning her consideration for a Group One start.
Moor Pressing for more Price mounts Daniel Moor helped his chances of getting more rides for trainer Mick Price with his win on two-year-old debutant Pressing at Caulfield.
Gypsy Diamond claims Carbine Club Stakes Gypsy Diamond has claimed a compensatory Group Three win after missing a start in the $3 million Doncaster Mile.
Ali defies parade trend in Doomben victory Brave Ali became hot and bothered at Doomben but it didn't stop him from posting a win for new trainer Tony Gollan.
Cummings team wins Championship opener Hallowed Crown has maintained his unbeaten record with a win in the opening race on Doncaster Mile day at Randwick.
Jockeys' medal named for Nathan Berry A fund has been established for research into the illness which killed young jockey Nathan Berry who will also be remembered by a jockeys' medal.
Apprentice Ruby Ride in appeal victory Apprentice Ruby Ride's conviction for abusing a Queensland steward has been quashed on appeal.
Furbish makes winning debut at Eagle Farm Trainer Allan Denham's decision to send Furbish to Queensland for his debut has paid dividends with victory at Eagle Farm.
Gollan on weather watch for Spirit Of Boom Trainer Tony Gollan is hoping for the Randwick track to dry out and says Spirit Of Boom will be scratched from the TJ Smith if the track is heavy.
Rawiller sweats it out for Doncaster Mile Nash Rawiller booked himself in for a sparring session to ensure he rides Doncaster Mile chance Royal Descent at her correct weight.
Snowden leans to Tupac Amaru in Derby Peter Snowden is leaning to Tupac Amaru as his leading chance in the ATC Australian Derby while confirming a change of riding tactics for the colt.
Boss after sixth Doncaster on El Roca Glen Boss already holds the record for the most Doncaster Mile wins as a jockey and has a genuine chance to add to it at Randwick on El Roca.
Justiceforall Back At Caulfield Consistent BlueBlood Thoroughbreds galloper Justiceforall returns to Caulfield tomorrow for another crack at stakes level in the Listed Eastern Bridge Galilee Series Final (2400m)
Believe Yourself leads Ryan Sires' charge A top-four finish in the Golden Slipper has filly Believe Yourself well placed to win the Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
Murray Johnson out to make mark at home Murray Johnson trained for 20 years in America but will be chasing his biggest win since returning to Australia with Family Pride at Caulfield.
Fontelina chasing overdue Group One win Anthony Cummings believes Fontelina is overdue for a Group One win and is hoping the $2.5 million TJ Smith Stakes is the one.
Moody continues fight over stable access Peter Moody is seeking legal advice as his stoush with racing officialdom continues over a stewards' demand for keys to his Caulfield stable.
Miss Imagica chasing third Weetwood Hcp Miss Imagica will be trying to extend her racing career as she bids for a piece of Weetwood Handicap history.
Three-year-olds to stake carnival claims Shiraz Attack will clash with Rudy and Olympic Anthem in a Doomben dress rehearsal for the Queensland winter carnival.
Mossfun's half-brother fetches $750,000 Golden Slipper winner Mossfun's half-brother has fetched $750,000 on the final day of the Australian Easter Yearling Sale in Sydney.
Petrology favoured to maintain Hayes roll Two-year-old Petrology, closely related to Group One winner Aqua D'Amore, is favourite to make it two straight wins when he lines up at Caulfield.
Trainers ask RV to extend demand deadline Racing Victoria and the Australian Trainers' Association are at loggerheads over the stewards' demand for keys to stables.
Good barrier key to Unencumbered in Sires' An inside barrier has Craig Williams confident of an improved showing from Unencumbered in the ATC Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
Waller Doncaster numbers rain dependant Leading trainer Chris Waller could be down to five runners in the Doncaster Mile with Boban likely to come out if the track is downgraded to heavy.
Avdulla chasing another G1 Randwick mile Brenton Avdulla will chase his third Group One win over the Randwick mile when he partners Dissident in the Doncaster.
Cummings trio out to test Derby favourite Thunder Fantasy is poised to give Criterion a run for his money as his trainer Anthony Cummings looks to win his first Australian Derby.
Pride in mood for more Group One success Trainer Joe Pride says his stable's knack for producing long-priced Group One winners augers well for his chances in the TJ Smith Stakes.
Kah driving towards milestone at Caulfield Jamie Kah needs two wins to outride her claim and hopes she can do it with five rides at Caulfield.
Excellantes set to enhance Doomben record Trainer Robert Heathcote will give Excellantes' his chance at winning another race at Doomben instead running the sprinter in the Weetwood Handicap.
Trainer John Nikolic disqualified Trainer John Nikolic has been disqualified for 12 months after a well-supported stable winner was found to have a prohibited substance in its system.
Colt passed in for $2.1 million at sales The only foal of Typhoon Tracy has been passed in at $2.1 million at the Easter sale with the owner setting a $3 million reserve.
Waller horses in Mile race of their own Chris Waller has six Doncaster Mile runners, enough for bookmakers to frame a separate market on which of his team will be first to finish in the race.
Keys wants to bring Derby hope wide Trainer Ken Keys has clear instructions for jockey Mark Zahra for Bring Something's bid to book a South Australian Derby start.
Kincaple Chief in line for SA Derby tilt Kincaple Chief has formed part of a winning double for David Hayes at Sandown and could have earned himself a shot at the South Australian Derby.
Twisted Mountain keeps it in the family Chris Munce was in favour with his family after he guided Twisted Mountain to a comprehensive midweek win at Eagle Farm.
Shaumari makes up for lost time at Farm Darley's early-season dominance of Sydney two-year-old racing stands a realistic chance of being mirrored at the back of 2013-2014.
Lankan Rupee on target for third Group One Craig Newitt is comfortable with the inside barrier for Lankan Rupee and is convinced the sprinter is the horse to beat in the TJ Smith Stakes.
Thornton to go to War in Sires' Produce Apprentice Damien Thornton gets his shot at the big time in the Group One ATC Sires' Produce Stakes at Randwick.
El Roca must overcome wide barrier El Roca has had his share of close calls this autumn and his Doncaster Mile chances have not been helped by a wide barrier.
Palmero win adds to Pateman's problems Weight trouble cost Steven Pateman the winning ride on Palmero before stewards fined him for failing to fulfil his engagements.
Singing Flame on song for Derby bid Kevin Moses couldn't win the Australian Derby as a jockey but there is growing confidence about his chances of training Singing Flame to a Classic victory.
Amizade makes early impact at Eagle Farm Juvenile Amizade signalled she was a filly of the future with a slick midweek win on debut at Eagle Farm.
Strong buying from the Middle East at sale A colt by Street Cry, sire of 2009 Melbourne Cup winner Shocking, has fetched $1.5 million on the second day of the Easter Yearling sale.
Treve clash possible for Cirrus Des Aigles Trainer Corine Barande-Barbe has flagged a possible clash with Treve for Cirrus Des Aigles in the Prix Ganay or a trip to Hong Kong for the QEII Cup.
Toast Of New York to run in Derby Connections of UAE Derby winner Toast Of New York have paid a late entry fee to put him in the Derby at Epsom.
Spirited bidding on Day 1 of Easter Sale The three-day Australian Easter Yearling sale has begun on a strong note with four million dollar lots sold.
Favourite Messene draws wide in Doncaster Messene will have to start from a wide barrier if he is to give the Hawkes training partnership a Doncaster to add to the Golden Slipper.
Wet track doubt on Zoustar for Randwick Valuable colt Zoustar will not run in the TJ Smith Stakes if connections believe the track at Randwick is too wet.
NZ trainer chasing more Melbourne success New Zealand trainer Paul Richards will be out to emulate his deeds of 16 years ago with Natuzzi at Caulfield.
Barrier woes for Snitzerland in TJ Smith Snitzerland's chances of adding the TJ Smith to her Group One Lightning Stakes win have been dealt a blow with the outside barrier.
Girl Guide out to show the way at Sandown In-form mare Girl Guide will have another new jockey but the David Hayes stable still expects a strong showing at Sandown.
Moody quits ATA after stable access furore Peter Moody has resigned from the Australian Trainers' Association because of a stewards' demand for keys to his stable.
TJ Smith attracts full field of sprinters Buffering, Gordon Lord Byron and Lankan Rupee are among a host of headline sprinters to accept for the $2.5 million race at Randwick.
Three Slipper runners back up in Sires' Unencumbered, Cornrow and Believe Yourself will be the only Golden Slipper horses to contest the $1 million Sires' Produce Stakes.
Rawiller after more success on Fort Sumter Leading jockey Nash Rawiller will link with bush trainer Pat Farrell at Warwick Farm in a bid for back-to-back wins with Fort Sumter.
Solzhenitsyn on target for winter carnival A Doomben barrier trial win has confirmed a winter carnival campaign for two-time Toorak Handicap winner Solzhenitsyn.
Racing pays its respects to Nathan Berry Jockey Nathan Berry has been remembered as a man who filled his short life with love for his family and his profession.
Arc champion Treve nearing comeback Frankie Dettori is excited about the impending return of Treve, world's highest ranked horse in training.
Emerald horses unveiled as trophies Sydney jeweller Nicola Cerrone has created an emerald horse with pink and black diamond features as the trophy for The Championships.
Racing Victoria sets cobalt threshold Stewards in Victoria have introduced a threshold level for the substance cobalt to try to prevent its potential use as a performance enhancer.
Zululand chases Sires' Produce double Jockey Stephen Baster is hoping to add a Group One win on Zululand to an already impressive number of winners in juvenile races this season.
Tommy Berry to ride Weary in Doncaster Craig Newitt has stepped down from the ride on Weary allowing Tommy Berry to pilot the leading chance maong Chris Waller's six entries.
Calendar Lad in distance test at Caulfield Last start Moonee Valley runner-up Calendar Lad steps to 2400m at Caulfield in search of a Listed win in the Galilee Series Final.
Puccini out to redeem himself in Derby New Zealand Derby winner Puccini will be out to bounce back in the Australian Derby after a disastrous Rosehill Guineas.
Snitzerland to run in TJ wet or dry Lightning Stakes winner Snitzerland will run in the TJ Smith Stakes which could be her first test on wet ground.
Bowman keen on Streama in Doncaster In-form jockey Hugh Bowman could be in for another big pay day at Randwick where he rides Derby favourite Criterion and Streama in the Doncaster.
Fiorente suffers tendon injury Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente has been retired after suffering a tendon injury with his owners looking to stand him at stud.
No stopping Grand National winning team Celebrations of their Grand National win have continued with the trainer and owner back in the winner's circle in a lesser environment.
Schweida preparing for winter carnival Brisbane trainer Kelly Schweida has ended his week on a high and had winter carnival aspirations for Kentucky Woman and Little Bit Ditsy.
In Cahoots wins the Gosford Guineas The Phil Atkins-trained outsider In Cahoots has won the $250,000 Gosford Guineas, beating the powerful Hawkes team's favourite Chautauqua.
Newitt retains Derby faith in Teronado Jockey Craig Newitt says a firmer surface will help Teronado make up five lengths on Criterion in Saturday's ATC Australian Derby at Randwick.
Girl In Flight targets Adelaide features Talented filly Girl In Flight takes another step towards the Group One Australasian Oaks when she runs in a Group Three race over 1800m in Adelaide.
Ryan to have four runners in Sires' Gerald Ryan will have four runners in the Sires' Produce Stakes including Time For War who will be ridden by stable apprentice Damien Thornton.
Bailey demands keys to stables Victoria's chief steward Terry Bailey says trainers are required to provide keys to their stables in the latest intergrity measure.
Waller to play strong hand in Doncaster Chris Waller could have six runners in the Doncaster Mile with the intention to run Boban and possibly Prelude winner Weary.
Gilltown Stud sire Azamour dies The Aga Khan's multiple Group One winner Azamour has been put down after suffering an injury at Gilltown Stud in Ireland.
Grand National jockeys rebel All but one of the 40 jockeys in the Grand National Steeplechase refuse to co-operate with a stewards inquiry into the farcical start to the classic.
Pineau de Re wins Grand National Outsider Pineau de Re wins the world's greatest steeplechase, the Grand National at Liverpool's Aintree racecourse.
Tim Clark suspended, misses QE Stakes day One jockey was suspended and three reprimanded for careless riding on Golden Slipper day at Rosehill.
No dream Slipper result for Unencumbered There was to be no dream result for Unencumbered in the Golden Slipper but Nathan Berry's presence was still felt at Rosehill.
Weary not certain to start in Mile Chris Waller will monitor Weary's recovery from his Rosehill victory before deciding if the horse will line up in the Doncaster Mile.
Moloney fractures both ankles in race fall Leading Melbourne apprentice Patrick Moloney will have surgery after a fall at Flemington races.
Narrow victories aid Hayes stable treble Two narrow winners and a longshot combined to give David Hayes a Flemington treble on Saturday.
Waller's Prince wins again at Flemington Our Voodoo Prince is poised to tackle rich Brisbane races after a dominant Flemington win over fellow imports Akzar and Trade Commissioner.
Jamie Kah edges closer to outriding claim Last season's Adelaide premiership winner Jamie Kah has moved to within two city wins of outriding her claim with victory on Worth A Ransom at Flemington.
Mossfun revels in wet to win $3.5m Slipper A rails-hugging ride by James McDonald has given Mossfun a memorable Golden Slipper victory at Rosehill.
G'Day Old Mate earns Weetwood Hcp start Barry Squair couldn't win the Weetwood Handicap as a jockey but he is hoping he can train the winner as he sets G'Day Old Mate for the race.
Lucia Valentina new Oaks favourite New Zealand filly Lucia Valentina has rocketed into ATC Oaks favouritism with an against-the-odds win in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Emotions high after Gallatin wins Tulloch An Australian Derby berth beckons for Gallatin after he delivered trainer Peter Snowden a special victory in the Nathan Berry Tulloch Stakes.
Silent Achiever announces herself in BMW New Zealand mare Silent Achiever has beaten a field of quality weight-for-age performers for a second time in Sydney to win the BMW.
Catkins continues her rise to the top Catkins has continued her rise through the ranks with her third Group win from four starts this campaign in the Emancipation Stakes.
Duric privileged to wear Higgins' colours Vlad Duric has steered Easy Drama to a debut win at Flemington, saying it was a privilege to wear the colours linked to the late Roy Higgins.
Ruby Ride's Kiss Me Deadly to another win For the third straight time in recent weeks, apprentice Ruby Ride and Kiss Me Deadly have led all of the way to win at Eagle Farm.
Chad Schofield in emotional Rosehill win Young jockey Chad Schofield has scored a fitting win at Rosehill in tribute to his late brother-in-law Nathan Berry
Qld racecaller Larry Pratt dies aged 78 Former racecaller and turf journalist Larry Pratt, the voice of Queensland racing for 25 years, has died at the age of 78.
River Delta fulfils Moody's prediction River Delta lived up to Peter Moody's assessment of her talent with a strong win in the Prudential Plate at Flemington.
Junoob belies wet track form at Rosehill After appearing to struggle in the wet ground, Junoob has picked himself up to win the Group Three Neville Sellwood Stakes at Rosehill.
Bachman wins first race on Slipper day Progressive juvenile Bachman will be given another chance to feature during the autumn carnival after scoring a Group Three win at Rosehill.
Nathan Berry honoured in touching ceremony The racing industry and racegoers have come together at Rosehill Gardens in a touching ceremony to remember young jockey Nathan Berry.
Paul Townend bids for National glory Paul Townend gets his best chance to win the Grand National on Prince De Beauchene, replacing the injured Ruby Walsh.
Wet can work two ways for Mossfun: Hawkes Michael Hawkes says a Golden Slipper run on a rain-affected track would boost the chances of Mossfun while harming the prospects of some of her rivals.
Zanbagh ready for wet or dry in G1 Vinery Zanbagh's win at her only experience on a wet track is something trainer Guy Walter says is in her favour in the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Moody adamant Delta wins at Flemington Peter Moody has no doubt River Delta will stay undefeated when she has her second start at Flemington.
Rawiller navigational skills put to test Jockey Brad Rawiller knows he needs to be at his best to get Trust In A Gust home from a wide barrier at Flemington.
Eagle Farm back on new-season race roster Eagle Farm has been included in a Racing Queensland schedule for next season with doubts hanging over a revamp for the racecourse.
Stanley chasing wins in three states Two-year-old Veuvelicious will spearhead trainer Brent Stanley's hopes of a three-state treble when she lines up in a Listed race at Rosehill.
Waller happy to forgive Ranvet form in BMW Chris Waller is prepared to overlook the Ranvet form of his own horse Foreteller - as well as the beaten favourite - when looking at the BMW chances.
Fresh Shamal Wind bound for Sangster Robert Smerdon will use Saturday's Braybrook Handicap at Flemington as a Sportingbet Classic lead-up for Shamal Wind.
Bell shows faith in Schmidt for Oaks filly Trainer Darren Bell has entrusted apprentice Priscilla Schmidt with the ride on Queensland Oaks aspirant Navelina.
Guymer's Vic stint starts on sombre note NSW apprentice Shaun Guymer will have his close friend Nathan Berry in his thoughts when he rides at Flemington.
Nathan Berry to be remembered at Rosehill The death of popular jockey Nathan Berry has brought an outpouring of grief from his colleagues and heartbreak for his new wife Whitney.
Zabeelionaire out to bounce back to form Group One winner Zabeelionaire will be out to snap a long absence from the winner's circle when he runs over 2000m at Flemington.
Country horse Vandalised comes to town Central Queensland sprinter will come to town to race at Eagle Farm on the back of five straight wins at Rockhampton.
RV strikes Roy Higgins Medal Racing Victoria will award the Roy Higgins Medal to the winner of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership each season.
Silviniaco Conti wins at Aintree Silviniaco Conti has won the Bowl on the first day of the Aintree festival to give his connections some joy after his Cheltenham fourth.
Tidal Bay tops Grand National field A max\imum field of 40 headed by Tidal Bay and Long Run has been declared for the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree.
Waterhouse wins with first jumps starter Champion trainer Gai Waterhouse has been successful with her first jumps starter Valediction winning a maiden hurdle at Warrnambool.
Outpouring of grief for Nathan Berry The death of popular young jockey Nathan Berry from a rare illness has rocked the Australian racing industry.
Diamond-Slipper a benchmark double: Darley The Blue Diamond Stakes-Golden Slipper double is as difficult as any in Australian racing with Earthquake set to join an exclusive club.
Jockey Nathan Berry in Sydney hospital Nathan Berry has been transferred to a Sydney hospital with his twin brother Tommy set to ride in the Golden Slipper.
Voleuse De Couers a firmer for WFA clash Irish import Voleuse De Couers has been well backed to win the BMW and trainer Mike Moroney insists she can run a bold race.
Eagle Farm a stepping stone for smart colt Trainer Pat Duff has predicted a bright future for juvenile Our Rock O'Reilly who resumes at Eagle Farm ahead of a Queensland carnival campaign.
James respects Achiever's star BMW rivals Silent Achiever's trainer Roger James agrees with the assessment of bookmakers who have rival runners Fiorente and It's A Dundeel heading BMW markets.
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Emotions running high for Slipper trainer Bjorn Baker will try to win the Golden Slipper with Unencumbered in honour of jockey Nathan Berry who has died in a Sydney hospital.
Soosa Rama out to extend unbeaten run Colin Little will consider an interstate trip for Soosa Rama if she races up to expectations at Flemington.
Law out to prove Martin top Slipper judge The partnership of syndicator Denise Martin and trainer Gai Waterhouse will be chasing Golden Slipper success for the second time.
Wet track a query for Solicit in Vinery Solicit's performance in the Vinery Stud Stakes will determine whether she remains in contention for a start in the ATC Oaks.
Lady Echelon poised to upstage the males A stakes winner against her own sex, Lady Echelon will chase her first victory in open company at Eagle Farm.
Damian Lane seizes Sydney opportunity Jockey Damian Lane intends to rebound from losing a prized ride with a win on You're So Good in the Group Two Emancipation Stakes at Rosehill.
Walsh waiting on McCoy's decision Irish jockey Mark Walsh will ride Colbert Station in the Grand National if champion jockey Tony McCoy opts for Double Seven as expected.
Panther could start in Yorkshire Cup Brown Panther, who has not raced since finishing eighth in the Melbourne Cup, is set to return to the track in the Yorkshire Cup.
Earthquake ready to rumble in Slipper Unbeaten Darley filly Earthquake will take her place in the Golden Slipper at Rosehill after being passed fit by Racing NSW officials.
Lady Trickster win boosts Eloping form Lady Trickster was no match for Golden Slipper-bound stablemate Eloping on debut but she got her turn in the winner's stall at Sandown.
Winter carnival plans for Doomben winner Up-and-coming sprinter Olympic Anthem has booked his spot on Robert Heathcote's winter carnival team with a strong win at Doomben.
Decision time looms for Hvasstan's owners Connections of Group Three winner Hvasstan are nearing a decision on the racing future of the stallion prospect.
Stewards, vets monitoring It's A Dundeel It's A Dundeel will gallop in front of Racing NSW stewards and vets before he is cleared to race in the Group One BMW at Rosehill.
Blackiston hopes Suavito can overcome draw Nigel Blackiston believes the conditions of the Vinery Stud Stakes will suit Suavito but hopes a wide barrier doesn't cruel her chances.
Wet track to negate wide draw for Eloping Connections of Victorian filly Eloping are disappointed by her wide draw but hopeful she has the speed and versatility to overcome it.
Vandalism suspected at Stawell track The popular Stawell Cup Easter Sunday meeting has been abandoned with the track damaged by suspected vandalism.
Vayakhan earmarked for spring Group One Trainer David Vandyke left autumn options open for Vayakhan as he looks to the spring after the import's Warwick Farm win.
Ross steers Byrne in right direction The advice of trainer Les Ross has helped deliver jockey Jim Byrne a Doomben victory aboard juvenile filly Despina.
Fiorente draws rails for Group One BMW Fiorente will start from the rails in the Group One BMW with It's A Dundeel in barrier eight and Ranvet Stakes winner Silent Achiever in gate four.
Gordon Lord Byron to run in TJ Smith Connections of Irish raider Gordon Lord Byron have confirmed the George Ryder Stakes winner will drop back to 1200 metres in the TJ Smith Stakes.
Earthquake pleases McEvoy in gallop Earthquake has pleased jockey Kerrin McEvoy in a special training gallop at Warwick Farm, allaying fears a temperature could ruin her Golden Slipper bid.
Dude all the rage for National Monbeg Dude, owned by Mike Tindall, is expected to challenge Teaforthree for favouritism in the Grand National at Aintree.
Murtagh exonerated by inquiry Connections of King's Stand winner Sole Power have been exonerated after an inquiry into an alleged post-race incident.
Dunlop ponders next option for Red Cadeaux Global traveller Red Cadeaux is likely to be aimed at either Japan or Hong Kong following his creditable sixth in the Dubai World Cup.
Two tries at Flemington Gold for Salanitri Trainer John Salanitri says he has one genuine chance and one rough hope of winning the $250,000 VOBIS Gold Reef at Flemington.
Slipper favourite in minor health scare Trainer Peter Snowden has reported Golden Slipper favourite Earthquake has had an elevated temperature but has responded to treatment.
BMW another clash of the heavyweights Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente, It's A Dundeel and Silent Achiever who upset the pair in the Ranvet, will do battle in the $1.5 million BMW.
Williams lands Aust Derby ride on Puccini Leading jockey Craig Williams says getting the ATC Australian Derby ride on Puccini is a pleasant surprise.
Blinkers go on Unencumbered in Slipper Trainer Bjorn Baker has turned to blinkers to help Unencumbered win the Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
Nathan Berry suffers illness complications Jockey Nathan Berry will be brought home to Sydney from Singapore as soon as practicable as he continues to fight a serious illness.
Earthquake draws wide in Golden Slipper Golden Slipper favourite Earthquake has eased slightly but is still a short price to win the world's richest race for two-year-olds.
Queanbeyan trainer chases first city win A concrete renderer yet to taste city success is hoping Oh So Adorable can give him a training breakthrough at Warwick Farm.
OIympic Anthem spearheads Heathcote charge Weather permitting, Olympic Anthem will begin a campaign aimed at winter stakes races when he steps out at Doomben.
Platelet's sister ready for Sandown test Intravenous, a half-sister to Group One winner Platelet, will attempt to remain unbeaten when she makes her city debut at Sandown.
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Earthquake draws out in G1 Golden Slipper Earthquake has drawn barrier 13 in the Golden Slipper with Mossfun in gate 11 for the $3.5 million two-year-old race at Rosehill.
Full field for Golden Slipper A full field of 16 headed by long-time favourite Earthquake will take their places in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
Big guns stand ground for National All the leading contenders have been confirmed for the Grand National at the latest declaration stage for the famous steeplechase at Aintree.
Trainer John Sadler returns to Aquanita John Sadler has decided to leave Malua Racing and re-join Aquanita as a trainer at Caulfield.
Modoc sneaks into Golden Slipper field Newcastle trainer Paul Perry is looking forward to having Modoc in the Golden Slipper which he won nine years ago with Stratum.
Sertorius chasing another 2400m win in BMW Sertorius is unbeaten in two starts over 2400m and will be out to add his name to recent Victorian-trained winners of the Group One BMW at Rosehill.
Rising Romance to take on Zanbagh Rising Romance will be out to restore some New Zealand pride when the Donna Logan-trained filly runs in the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Written Up going for Gold at Flemington Trainer George Osborne is hoping a long-range plan can come to fruition at Flemington when last start winner Written Up contests the VOBIS Gold Reef.
Tulloch the path to Derby for Koroibete The Australian Derby credentials of Koroibete will be tested in the Tulloch Stakes with trainer Gerald Ryan happy to back him up a week later.
Second Effort put down after leg injury Tough sprinter Second Effort has been euthanised after breaking a hind leg in trackwork at Caulfield.
The Offer penalised 1kg for win The Gai Waterhouse-trained The Offer has receieved a 1kg Sydney Cup penalty for his win in the Manion Cup.
O'Brien laments Ruler's World Cup flop Trainer Aidan O'Brien has put Ruler Of The World's failure in Dubai down to the artificial Tapeta surface.
Benny's Buttons on Stradbroke path Trainer Kelso Wood will set sprinter Benny's Buttons on a path towards the $1 million Stradbroke Handicap.
Home town honours to the Maktoums Dubai's ruling Maktoum family has celebrated a trifecta in the World Cup with African Story, Mukhadram and Cat O'Mountain.
Glen Boss to ride El Roca in Doncaster El Roca will attempt to snare an overdue Group One win in the Doncaster Mile with Glen Boss booked to ride.
Sistine Demon returns for Brisbane bid Summer revelation Sistine Demon is back in work with an Easter target and the Brisbane winter carnival on his agenda.
The Offer now favourite for Sydney Cup Gai Waterhouse is excited about the Sydney Cup prospects of former Irish horse The Offer who is now favourite following his Manion Cup win.
No decision on next start for Irish raider The weather will determine the second Sydney start for Irish vistor Gordon Lord Byron, winner of the Group One George Ryder Stakes.
Oakleigh Girl ready for Slipper tilt Oakleigh Girl will try to win the Golden Slipper first-up and jockey Craig Newitt can't fault the filly on the back of two pleasing Sydney barrier trials.
BMW hopeful thrills Boss in Valley gallop Jockey Glen Boss is confident Voleuse De Coeurs can run a bold race in the Group One BMW after she pleased him in an exhibition gallop.
Dickinson defends Tapeta surface Developer Michael Dickinson has defended the Tapeta surface used at Dubai's Meydan racecourse.
Double triumph for Japan in Dubai Japanese horses Gentildonna and Just A Way have won the two major support races on the Dubai World Cup program.
African Story wins $US10m Dubai World Cupb Jockey Silvestre De Sousa asked African Story for his effort with 400 metres left of the $US10 million Dubai World Cup and eventually won the battle.
Clipperton scores Group win at Rosehill Top apprentice jockey Sam Clipperton has finally scored his first Group win on Intimate Moment for trainer and mentor Ron Quinton.
Tegan Harrison outrides metrop allowance Tegan Harrison has joined an elite group in outriding her apprentice's allowance with Rudy's win at Doomben.
Criterion triumphs in G1 Rosehill Guineas The David Payne-trained Criterion has scored a breakthrough Group One win in the Rosehill Guineas and moved to favourite for the ATC Australian Derby.
Oaks-bound filly gives Weir Valley treble May's Dream is on an Australasian Oaks path after giving trainer Darren Weir a treble at Moonee Valley.
Irish raider plunders Aust Group One race Irish raider Gordon Lord Byron has shaken up the Sydney autumn carnival with victory in the $1 million George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Sidestep bounces back to form at Rosehill Three-year-old Sidestep could have earned a shot at the TJ Smith Stakes with his first win in 12 months in the Darby Munro Stakes.
Tiger Tees gives Pride another Group One Trainer Joe Pride's successful autumn carnival has continued with Tiger Tees taking out the Group One Galaxy at Rosehill.
Bring Me The Maid cements Slipper berth Bring Me The Maid has held off a late challenge from Peggy Jean in the Magic Night Stakes to confirm a Golden Slipper start.
Valley winner for little-known stallion Well-related but obscure stallion Speed 'N' Power has sired Bullpit to score a narrow win at Moonee Valley.
Avoid Lightning scores narrow Rosehill win Former Adelaide mare Avoid Lightning has prevailed in a photo finish to the Birthday Card Stakes at Rosehill in her second start for trainer Les Bridge.
Stewards quiz Munce over Fire Within ride Doomben stewards have questioned leading jockey Chris Munce about his tactics on beaten second favourite Fire Within at Doomben.
Wayward Time For War wins Pago Pago Stakes Time For War has given his connections a few anxious moments in the Pago Pago Stakes before recording his second win in as many starts.
Tommy Berry pays tribute to twin brother After winning the first race of the day at Rosehill, jockey Tommy Berry paid an emotional tribute to his brother Nathan who remains in an induced coma.
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Dunn takes another step towards return Jockey Dwayne Dunn rode in jumpouts at Flemington on Friday as he continues his comeback from a back injury.
Heavy track holds no fears for Terravista Terravista steps into weight-for-age company for the first time in the George Ryder Stakes with Joe Pride unconcerned about the prospect of a wet track.
Williams's two-year wait ends in Ryder Jockey Craig Williams has waited two years to ride Gordon Lord Byron in Saturday's Group One George Ryder Stakes.
Wet track suits Knead The Dough: Walter Knead The Dough will have conditions to suit as she strives for her first black-type win in the Epona Stakes at Rosehill.
Battler out for Valley miracle with Widow Trainer Timothy Grace hopes to defeat racing's superpowers with his cheap buy Rich Widow at Moonee Valley.
Two hurdles for Dissident in Guineas Peter Moody says Dissident must overcome two tough obstacles in order to claim Saturday's Group One Rosehill Guineas.
Jabali confirmed for $3.5m Golden Slipper Trainer Mick Price has confirmed Blue Diamond Stakes runner-up Jabali will take his place in the Golden Slipper.
Wendy Kelly makes second Charge at Sydney Victorian trainer Wendy Kelly will try her luck at Rosehill for the second time, six years since her only other Sydney runner.
Home choice the tough option for Griffiths Trainer Robbie Griffiths was surprised to see the quality of opposition for Prettyhappyaboutit at Moonee Valley.
Waller to let Ryder quartet stand ground Red Tracer has taken over as outright favourite from stablemate Boban in the George Ryder Stakes.
Doughty to repay his owners at Doomben Former jockey Gary Doughty and his trainer wife Kelly have high hopes at Doomben with a horse who coincidentally shares their name .
Rain enhances Pride's Group One Galaxy bid The chances of Joe Pride landing another autumn Group One win are firming with each Rosehill track inspection.
Sweet As Bro to bounce back at Valley Trainer Leon Corstens is confident Sweet As Bro can prove hard to beat when he drops in class at Moonee Valley.
Maximum field for Dubai World Cup Ireland's Ruler Of The World and Hong Kong's Military Attack and Akeed Mofeed are favoured to fight out the Dubai World Cup at Meydan.
Currie backs Margins to get him to to 10 Queensland trainer Ben Currie hopes his runner Margins will make him one of the state's best as he eyes the Toowoomba premiership.
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Moor out to keep Derby hopes alive Jockey Daniel Moor hopes Street View can earn a Group One South Australian Derby start at Moonee Valley.
Speediness to bounce back in Ryder: Scott Trainer Colin Scott is looking to Speediness to reaffirm his Doncaster Mile claims with a strong performance in the George Ryder Stakes.
Walker fined for television comments Michael Walker is free to ride Puccini in the Rosehill Guineas following the conclusion of an inquiry in New Zealand.
Ryan shows faith in apprentice Thornton Apprentice Damien Thornton will get a taste of Group racing in Sydney when he rides Time For War in the Pago Pago Stakes at Rosehill.
Shamal Wind on path to Adelaide Group One Smart sprinting mare Shamal Wind will continue her push towards a Group One assault in Adelaide when she runs at Moonee Valley.
Long John primed for UAE Derby Caulfield Guineas winner Long John is expected to prove hard to beat in the UAE Derby on Dubai World Cup night.
Tim Clark chasing another Galaxy triumph The Group One Galaxy has been a happy hunting ground for Tim Clark who will chase his third win in the race aboard Famous Seamus.
Rudy set to add to superior record in wet The prospect of a rain-soaked track at Doomben appeals to connections of the Queensland Derby-bound Rudy.
Wet track an unknown for Shamus Award Cox Plate winner Shamus Award will be in unchartered territory when he races on a wet track for the first time in the Rosehill Guineas.
Brown on weather watch with Black Magic Trainer Bruce Brown is keeping an eye on the weather as he weighs up the merits of running Black Magic at Doomben.
Double Dee to uphold family honour Double Dee, a half-sister to Rosehill Guineas contender Shamus Award, will get her chance in the spotlight at Moonee Valley.
Colts face tough challenge in George Ryder Bart and James Cummings have made two key changes in a bid to help Eurozone land his first Group One victory at Rosehill.
Draw no barrier for Mourinho in Albury Cup The Albury Cup performance of Mourinho will dictate whether the Group winner is given a chance in Sydney this autumn.
National fever bubbling for Tindall Mike Tindall says his wife Zara Phillip has been instrumental in the preparation of Monbeg Dude for the Grand National.
Wide draw for Ruler in World Cup Ruler Of The World will race in new colours in the Dubai World Cup with Qatar's Sheikh Joann buying a 50 per cent share in the Derby winner.
Old firm to reunite with Hostwin Pegasus Veteran jockey Darren Gauci will be out to claim a sentimental win on Hostwin Pegasus at Moonee Valley.
Moses backs Singing Flame for Derby start After a win at Randwick, Kevin Moses says he will give Singing Flame the chance to earn a start in the ATC Australian Derby.
Wet track key to Temple Of Boom: Bowman Queensland sprinter Temple Of Boom will be striving to break a two-year drought from the winners' stall in the $400,000 Galaxy.
Cassidy stood down after Eagle Farm win Larry Cassidy's winning ride at Eagle Farm has come at a cost with the leading jockey stood down after kicking home former Sydney galloper Cruz By.
Waterhouse backs Berry's decision to ride Gai Waterhouse says seriously ill jockey Nathan Berry would want his brother Tommy to ride at the George Ryder Stakes meeting.
Double strike for Hayes at Mornington David Hayes has notched an early Mornington double with two well-related gallopers, Petrology and Girl Guide.
Chris Waller posts 100 Sydney victories Amicus has given Chris Waller his 100th Sydney winner for the racing season, but the trainer doesn't want to burn the filly out with a Slipper bid.
Le Roi continues comeback at Moonee Valley Le Roi spent almost a year out through injury but continues his comeback in a 1600-metre race at Moonee Valley.
Waller in two minds on Red Tracer WFA run Chris Waller has four runners in the George Ryder Stakes but a decision on a start for Red Tracer won't be made until the last minute.
Turf chairman celebrates Eagle Farm win Lead The Way raced up to his name to give Brisbane Race Club chairman Neville Bell an Eagle Farm winner.
Berry, Schofield booked for Rosehill rides Top jockeys Tommy Berry and Glyn Schofield have taken rides at the Rosehill Guineas meeting.
Irish sprinter set for Australian debut Owner Morgan Cahalan hopes Gordon Lord Byron can score his third Group One win at his Australian debut in the George Ryder Stakes.
WFA George Ryder attracts 15 runners Fifteen horses have accepted for the $1 million George Ryder Stakes, including Irish galloper Gordon Lord Byron.
Shamus Award heads bumper Guineas field Shamus Award has drawn the rails as New Zealand-trained horses are poised to feature strongly in the Rosehill Guineas.
Nathan Berry placed in an induced coma Jockey Nathan Berry has been diagnosed with Norse Syndrome and has been placed in an induced coma in a Singapore hospital
Bel Thor nominated for Sydney, Melbourne Bel Thor has been entered for races in two states including the weight-for-age George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Octavia out to confirm G1 plans at Valley Stakes winner Octavia is in line for a shot at an Adelaide Group One race so long as she performs well in her return at Moonee Valley.
Three-year-olds to lead Cummings charge Anthony Cummings has all but ruled Fontelina out of the George Ryder Stakes but he still expects to figure in the Rosehill Guineas and The Galaxy.
Jabali still in reckoning for Slipper bid The owners of Jabali will meet trainer Mick Price to discuss reviving Golden Slipper plans for the colt.
Kencella poised to take place in G1 Galaxy In-form sprinter Kencella will be rushed into Group One company after pleasing trainer John O'Shea since winning the Maurice McCarten Stakes.
Walter stablemates in midweek staying test Guy Walter-trained stablemates Duke's Lass and Sweet Jaffa will put their carnival aspirations on the line in a midweek race at Randwick.
Tetsuko and Aerobar on trial for Slipper A win by either Tetsuko or Aerobar in the Magic Night Stakes would cement a Golden Slipper start.
Newitt back on Lankan Rupee in TJ Smith Craig Newitt will ride Lankan Rupee in the TJ Smith Stakes with stablemate Samaready to miss the Group One sprint.
Injury ends Appearance's career A leg injury has ended the career of outstanding mare Appearance who leaves the track as a four-time Group One winner.
Bashboy set to begin campaign at Bendigo Two-time Australian Jumper of the Year Bashboy is in line to have his first race of 2014 in a flat race over 1600m at Bendigo.
Court rules NSW vets should be licensed The Australian Veterinary Association will fight a court ruling requiring vets attending to horses in NSW to be licensed.
Perth stayer out of Sydney Cup A hoof injury to Perth Cup winner Black Tycoon has ruled the stayer out of the Group One Sydney Cup.
Wet weather entices Red Tracer to Ryder The prospect of a wet Rosehill track for the George Ryder Stakes has prompted Chris Waller to nominate the mare for the Group One race.
Stanley weighs up options for Veuvelicious A Group Three in Sydney or a stakes race in Adelaide are the options for two-year-old Veuvelicious after an impressive Sandown win.
Weather a query for Bel Sprinter in Galaxy Bel Sprinter is thriving ahead of his shot at a second-straight Group One Galaxy win but the weather could be a query for the gelding.
Rawiller looking to future with Signoff Jockey Brad Rawiller has been keen to stick with up-and-coming stayer Signoff with a view to the future.
Puccini touches down ahead of Guineas The prospect of a wet track for the Rosehill Guineas is an unknown factor for New Zealand Derby winner Puccini.
Khutulun Bolts In On Debut Maiden wins simply don't come much better...It was all smiles today at Kyneton as patience paid off first up for a fantastic group of owners!
Trainer thrilled with Treve workout Unbeaten champion Treve has had her first serious gallop of the year ahead of her anticipated return at Longchamp.
Not Listenin'tome out for the autumn Up and coming sprinter Not Listenin'tome has been ruled out of the rest of the Sydney autumn carnival with a virus.
Zanbagh promoted to top of Oaks betting Talented filly Zanbagh holds ATC Oaks favouritism in her own her right after overcoming a wide run to win the Keith Nolan Classic at Kembla Grange.
Appearance fit, healthy for Ryder: Walter It's been smooth sailing for top mare Appearance since her latest Group One win with trainer Guy Walter saying she is on target for her next.
Weighty issue for Snitzerland in Galaxy The handicapper will have the final say on whether top sprinting mare Snitzerland runs in the Group One Galaxy at Rosehill, trainer Gerald Ryan says.
Shamus Award ready for Sydney debut Cox Plate and Australian Guineas winner Shamus Award is ready for his Sydney debut in the Rosehilll Guineas where he meets NZ Derby winner Puccini.
Gamblin' Guru to seek home town Derby Gamblin' Guru will be aimed at the South Australian Derby with a race fall interrupting his Australian Derby preparation.
Solicit's ATC Oaks bid still on track Classy filly Solicit will head to Sydney despite missing a place in the Alexandra Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Walker to front NZ stewards on Thursday Jockey Michael Walker will appear at a NZ stewards' hearing on Thursday to answer a charge relating to comments he made on a television program.
Price to have one Golden Slipper runner Cornrow will be Melbourne trainer Mick Price's sole runner in the Golden Slipper with three of his stablemates to be sent to the paddock.
Queensland planning for Eagle Farm revamp An announcement on the amount of support the Queensland government will give to redevelop Eagle Farm is expected in the next two weeks.
Boss excited by Rebel Dane return After riding Rebel Dane in an exhibition gallop at Rosehill, top jockey Glen Boss declared the horse bigger and better than the spring.
Asmussen investigated for racehorse abuse Leading United States trainer Steve Asmussen is being investigated after allegations of mistreatment of horses in his stable.
Waley-Cohen keen on Long Run at Aintree Jockey SamWaley-Cohen says Long Run's class will come to the fore in the Grand National at Aintree.
Lazy Prince surprises in Sandown victory Blue blood galloper Our Voodoo Prince has belied some poor trackwork to score at his Australian debut at Sandown.
Oliver reprimanded as competition heats up Four jockeys have been grilled by stewards for overly aggressive tactics at Rosehill although all escaped suspension.
The Goodwood an option for Office Bearer The Peter Moody-trained Office Bearer has scored his first stakes win in a Listed event at Sandown and could have earned a shot at the Group One Goodwood.
Traitor caps a big day for the Hawkes team Traitor has given the Hawkes team a Group treble at Rosehill in a race which has raised doubts about the racing future of third-placed Guelph.
Decision looms for Kah after Sandown win Jamie Kah drew within four wins of outriding her claim when successful aboard Tango's Daughter at Sandown.
Typhoon Red win a boost for bedridden Kemp Red Typhoon has delivered the perfect tonic for trainer Kevin Kemp with an Eagle Farm win over Lady Echelon.
Silent Achiever wins Ranvet as stars flop New Zealand mare Silent Achiever has upset Australasian racing's two glamour horses with a last-stride win in the Ranvet Stakes.
Cassidy delivers Group 1 present for Pride Steps In Time has given Joe Pride a Group One win in the Coolmore Classic courtesy of a brilliant front-running ride by Jim Cassidy.
Messene soars into Doncaster contention Michael Hawkes has described Messene as a superstar after he won the Ajax Stakes to confirm a Doncaster Mile start.
Theodore set to aim high with Lady Lakshmi Stephen Theodore is considering big-race options for Sandown winner Lady Lakshmi if the filly can find weather conditions to suit.
Entirely Platinum graduates to black type Entirely Platinum has taken the step up to stakes company with aplomb, winning the Group Three Sky High Stakes at Rosehill.
Veuvelicious in running for G1 Champagne Trainer Brent Stanley could run Veuvelicious in the Group One Champagne Stakes at Randwick after her effortless Sandown win.
Earthquake still to reach peak: Snowden Brilliant filly Earthquake strengthened her grip on the Golden Slipper with a Reisling Stakes victory over Mossfun.
Shadowside earns spell despite Farm win Shadowside will miss the Brisbane winter carnival's rich two-year-old races despite a determined win at Eagle Farm.
Ghibellines races into Darley Slipper team Ghibellines has put himself in contention for the Golden Slipper with an upset win in the Todman Stakes at Rosehill.
Kencella runs rivals ragged at Rosehill A display of sustained speed has delivered consistent sprinter Kencella his maiden stakes victory at Rosehill.
Zanbagh primed for the Keith Nolan Classic Zanbagh's path to the ATC Oaks continues at Kembla Grange where she will be out to reclaim top billing for the Classic.
Spirit Of Boom gets breakthrough G1 win The Tony Gollan-trained Spirit Of Boom has broken through for his first Group One in the William Reid Stakes, defeating Fontelina by the barest of margins.
Text'n Hurley ends campaign with Group win Text'n Hurley has scored a Group Two win in the Sunline Stakes at Moonee Valley to give jockey Craig Williams a winning treble at the meeting.
Marianne survives protest to win at Valley The Mick Kent-trained Marianne has won the Listed Alexandra Stakes at Moonee Valley, surviving a protest from jockey Damien Oliver on runner-up Suavito.
NSW horse trainer banned for 15 months South Coast trainer Shane Kember has been disqualified for giving a banned substance to one of his horses and the posession of a device to cause pain.
Theodore has Lakshmi ready to orders Stephen Theodore has big aims for new stable acquisition Lady Lakshmi after her Sandown test.
Weight, barrier against Catkins: Waller Catkins deserves to a win a Group One race and has earned her favouritism for the Coolmore Classic but Chris Waller is keeping expectations in check.
Symons out of Valley meet through injury Chris Symons has been ruled out of the William Reid Stakes meeting at Moonee Valley after hurting his shoulder in a minor trackwork incident.
Julienas out to stave off jumping career Gai Waterhouse is building a team of jumpers for the Victorian winter with Julienas identified as a potential hurdler if he doesn't lift his game.
Goodwood in sights for Adamantium Danny O'Brien wants to see sprinter Adamantium string a few good performances together ahead of a potential tilt at the Group One Goodwood in Adelaide.
Owner happy with Hana ahead of Coolmore Owner Michael Tabart believes Hana's Goal has all the credentials along with a killer sprint to be effective in the Coolmore Classic.
Slipper favouritism on line at Rosehill The Reisling Stakes is tipped to be the best dress rehearsal for the Golden Slipper with unbeaten fillies Earthquake and Mossfun set to clash.
Winks out for double boost at Sandown James Winks hopes two rides at Sandown can open doors for him in the tough Melbourne riding scene.
Kurtley out to press country Cups' claims Tamworth star Kurtley will race in Brisbane with trainer Leon Davies using an Eagle Farm race as a lead-up to major NSW country Cups.
McDonald unfazed by Ranvet Stakes clash The fact he is riding It's A Dundeel in what promises to be a memorable weight-for-age contest against Fiorente is no big deal to James McDonald.
Jack Be Quick on back-up from unlucky run Jack Be Quick has recovered so well from an unlucky run, trainer Kevin Kemp will send him round at Eagle Farm on a seven-day back-up.
Family flies to Nathan Berry in Singapore Jockeys Tommy Berry and Glyn Schofield have flown to Singapore to be with their brother and son-in-law Nathan Berry who is battling illness.
Philip Fenton hearing adjourned again It will be another several weeks before an Irish court hears charges against trainer Philip Fenton relating to the possession of steroids.
Fort Sumter lumps big weight to city win Country-trained galloper Fort Sumter has defied a big weight to score a deserved victory at Warwick Farm.
Suspension to cost Cassidy Slipper ride Jockey Jim Cassidy has been given a three-meeting ban out of Warwick Farm to go with a midweek suspension incurred at Newcastle.
Scott cautious about Stratcombe's comeback Trainer Brett Scott hopes Stratcombe can make a strong return to racing from a lung infection when he resumes at Sandown.
White Sage injured, out of Coolmore Trainer John O'Shea has lost another autumn carnival hopeful with White Sage breaking down in her final piece of work before the Coolmore Classic.
Ranvet a formidable test for Waller's team Weight of numbers usually work out for Chris Waller but it might not be the case for his three runners in the Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Sydney out, Brisbane in for Poste Restante Trainer Desleigh Forster has abandoned Sydney autumn carnival plans for Poste Restante but expects the mare to race well at Eagle Farm.
Bachman adds to Ryan's juvenile haul The Group One Champagne Stakes has firmed as an autumn option for Bachman following a breakthrough win at Warwick Farm.
Demi as good as ever for Coolmore: Conners Dear Demi's rating as one of Australia's best racemares shouldn't be forgotten when assessing the Coolmore Classic, trainer Clarry Conners says.
Valley specialist in Group One bid A strong Moonee Valley record in lesser grade has prompted trainer Robbie Griffiths to give It Is Written his chance in the Group One William Reid Stakes.
Tony Vasil fined over poolside scuffle Trainer Tony Vasil has been fined over a confrontation with a stablehand from a rival Caulfield yard.
Newitt keeping faith in Samaready Jockey Craig Newitt is hoping Samaready can deliver a belated reward for his loyalty when she runs in the Group One William Reid Stakes.
Bad-tempered pair chasing Valley victories Suavito and You're So Good are a handful at home but Nigel Blackiston has them primed for their respective Moonee Valley assignments.
Apprentice bags strong book at Eagle Farm Up-and-coming apprentice Travis Wolfgram is hoping to capitalise on a strong books of rides at Eagle Farm.
McDonald redeems himself with Hawkes team Jockey James McDonald has made up for a city defeat on Mecir to partner the sprinter to victory in the Group Three Newmarket Handicap at Newcastle.
Illness rules Nathan Berry out of Slipper Jockey Nathan Berry faces an extended stay in a Singapore hospital due to viral encephalitis and will miss the Golden Slipper mount on Unencumbered.
Michael Cahill suspended at Doomben Leading jockey Michael Cahill will miss seven meetings after being suspended for careless riding at Doomben.
Go The Knuckle faces tough task at Sandown Robert Smerdon has revised his opinion on the chances of Go The Knuckle at Sandown after a quality field accepted for the City of Greater Dandenong Stakes.
De Little Engine powers to Sandown win De Little Engine has won at Sandown and Danny O'Brien hopes the same colours can be carried to victory in the William Reid Stakes with Shamexpress.
O'Shea has faith in Coolmore Classic pair Markets suggest otherwise, but trainer John O'Shea is convinced his two Coolmore Classic runners are live chances in the Group One race.
Brown puts faith in small but select team Spinifex Fire has ensured Golden Slipper-winning trainer Bruce Brown is still a force in Queensland racing despite reducing his numbers.
Fiorente, Dundeel to dominate in Ranvet The Ranvet Stakes clash between heavyweights Fiorente and It's A Dundeel is expected to be a portent of things to come in the autumn.
Trackwork the key for Fontelina: Cummings Fontelina is coming off one of the worst runs of his career but Anthony Cummings insists there are positives going into the William Reid Stakes.
Rustle Of Silk to end Cleary city drought Frank Cleary can't remember the last time he had a runner in Sydney, but is hoping Rustle Of Silk will give him some new, happy memories.
Injury puts Secret Harmony career on hold Promising Brisbane three-year-old Secret Harmony will be sidelined indefinitely because of a leg injury.
Late Charge in Derby test at Sandown A minor setback ruled Late Charge out of the Alister Clark Stakes but the colt will be out to get Derby ambitions back on track in a race at Sandown.
Valley wins out over Rosehill for Solicit Top filly Solicit will be kept in Melbourne to run at Moonee Valley instead of the Phar Lap Stakes at Rosehill.
It's A Dundeel draws inside gate in Ranvet New Zealand-trained It's A Dundeel has drawn an inside barrier for his Ranvet Stakes clash with Fiorente.
Group 1 winner to stand at Moorookyle Park Thoroughbreds Moorookyle Park Thoroughbreds are delighted to announce the acquisition of Unusual Suspect...
Rails draw for Samaready in Willian Reid Group One winners Samaready, Shamexpress and Fawkner headline a field of 10 for the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Seventeen to run in Coolmore Last year's runner-up Red Tracer will miss the Coolmore Classic with seventeen fillies and mares to run in the Group One race at Rosehill.
British jockey banned for six months Emirates racing stewards have banned British rider Pat Cosgrave for six months for improper riding in a race in Dubai.
Injury ends Seabass National dream Grand National contender Seabass has suffered a career-threatening injury ahead of the world's most famous steeplechase.
Bernabeu seriously injured in track gallop The John O'Shea-trained Bernabeu has broken down during Randwick trackwork with vets in a battle to save the three-year-old's life.
Zoustar set to continue autumn campaign Valuable colt Zoustar will continue his autumn campaign after being cleared of serious injury following his Canterbury Stakes failure.
Vasil to plead guilty at RAD Board hearing Tony Vasil has instructed legal counsel to plead guilty on his behalf to a charge relating to an altercation with a stablehand.
Thump a late entry for William Reid Stakes Three-year-old filly Thump will be given her chance against weight-for-age sprinters in the Group One William Reid Stakes.
Public to get hands on Golden Slipper The coveted Golden Slipper will go on display at Parramatta Westfield this Thursday, ahead of April's $3.5 million race.
Lankan Rupee back in training for TJ Smith Star sprinter Lankan Rupee has returned to work after a break to prepare for the Group One TJ Smith Stakes.
A Time For Julia pleases Moody stable A Time For Julia has done everything right in the stable since her Randwick win and is set to back up in the Coolmore Classic.
Jockey Nathan Berry struck down by illness Australian jockey Nathan Berry is in a Singapore hospital undergoing treatment for suspected viral encephalitis.
Varboss out to boost SA Derby hopes Three-year-old Varboss will chase a breakthrough win at Sandown in a race which could confirm a South Australian Derby campaign.
Cassidy, Moody chasing more autumn success Jim Cassidy and Peter Moody teamed up to win the Randwick Guineas and they will continue their association with Strawberry Boy at Newcastle.
Fiorente confirmed for WFA Ranvet Stakes Gai Waterhouse has given Australia's best racehorse Fiorente the seal of approval to take on It's A Dundeel in the Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Damian Browne wins appeal against ban Experienced Group One jockey Damian Browne is free to ride through the Sydney autumn carnival after winning an appeal against suspension.
Ex-Darley horses set for World Cup night Last year's Caulfield Guineas winner Long John is one of the former Australian-trained gallopers set to compete on World Cup night in Dubai.
Slipper favourite Earthquake returns The Reisling Stakes sets up a clash between Golden Slipper favourites Earthquake and Mossfun who are both unbeaten in three starts.
Red Tracer to carry 59kg in Coolmore Red Tracer will be up with the best mares to ever win the Coolmore Classic if she can carry 59kg to victory in the Group One race.
Spirit Of Boom chasing breakthrough G1 Spirit Of Boom has had to settle for second in two Group Ones this year but gets another chance to break through at that level in the William Reid Stakes.
Silent Achiever to take on Fiorente New Zealand mare Silent Achiever has bounced back from injury in Group One winning form and is ready to take on the Ranvet field.
Two-state stakes missions for Blackiston Trainer Nigel Blackiston has chances in stakes races in two states this weekend as his carnival team progresses towards thier main targets.
Boss suspension dates changed Glen Boss will ride Paris Match in the Keith Nolan Classic after having the start date of a suspension deferred.
Jamie Mott keen to give jumps racing a go Jockey Jamie Mott wants to combine jumps racing with his flat race riding this winter and expects to be qualified in the next couple of weeks.
Local bookies cleaned out by Lord's win Lord Winderemere's Gold Cup win cleaned out bookmakers close to his home and celebrations are continuing in County Cork.
Proven Thoroughbreds begin 2014 in style Trainer Guy Walter took the bold step of backing up a pair of PROVEN gallopers at Goulburn on Friday within a week of their previous runs. And it worked a treat!
Tommy Berry wins Hong Kong Derby for Moore Tommy Berry has won Hong Kong's biggest domestic race, the Group One Derby on Designs on Rome.
Weight-for-age star Appearance for Ryder The George Ryder Stakes us shaping as a clash between the older and the younger with three-year-olds El Roca and Eurozone to head to the race.
Zoustar treated for mild lameness Zoustar has been treated for mild lameness following his failure in the Canterbury Stakes which has upset his autumn schedule.
Doyle looking to Aimee to star in winter Gold Coast trainer Noel Doyle is pinning his winter carnival hopes on improving filly Aimee who has now won three from five starts.
Samaready back to Valley for G1 sprint Samaready will run in the Group One William Reid Stakes as she looks to bounce back to winning form for the first time this campaign.
Lucky Raquie to take on Earthquake Black Opal Stakes winner Lucky Raquie will be given her chance against Earthquake in the Reisling Stakes as long as the track is dtry.
Ashley Butler to appeal suspension Queensland apprentice Ashley Butler will appeal the severity of an eight meeting ban for overuse of the whip.
Ruby Walsh operation a success Irish jockeys Ruby Walsh and Bryan Cooper are recovering well after operations to repair broken bones suffered in falls at Cheltenham.
Mullins and Wylie accept their fate The result of the Cheltenham Gold Cup will stand with Graham Wylie, owner of runner-up On HIs Own deciding not to appeal the stewards' decision.
Glen Boss to miss Rosehill Guineas meeting Leading jockey Glen Boss has been suspended at Randwick and will miss the Rosehill Guineas meeting.
Shamalia wins the Listed Fireball Stakes Shamalia has won the Listed Fireball Stakes in a tight finish to give Bart and James Cummings a win on Randwick Guineas day.
Written Up ploughs throgh Bendigo mud Three-year-old Written Up had been working up to a win and appreciated getting on a wet track to win the Bendigo Guineas.
Fat Al brings up milestone for Moody-Nolen Fat Al has returned to winning form in the Listed Golden Mile at Bendigo to give trainer Peter Moody and jockey Luke Nolen a milestone win.
Appearance wins the Canterbury Stakes Appearance has stamped herself as Sydney's leading weight-for-age performer in the Canterbury Stakes, her third win from three autumn starts.
Ollie Vollie races into Qld record books Ollie Vollie has continued to defy his advancing years with a stirring win in the $100,000 Gold Coast Stakes.
A Time For Julia wins Roy Higgins Tribute A Time For Julia has put herself firmly in the frame for the Group One Coolmore Classic with victory at Randwick.
Dissident, Cassidy win G1 Randwick Guineas Dissident's Randwick Guineas victory has given trainer Peter Moody his first Sydney Group One win since Black Caviar ran her last race.
Signoff earns high praise from Rawiller Signoff has stamped himself as a stayer on the rise at Bendigo, earning high praise from jockey Brad Rawiller.
Diamond Drille redeems herself at Randwick Gai Waterhouse says the difference between Diamond Drille from one week to the next comes down to a better racetrack.
Young jockey still critical after fall Promising young jockey Ashley Frye is in a critical condition following a race fall at Ashburton.
Villa Verde lives up to the Challenge Villa Verde has beaten a field of class sprinters to win the Challenge Stakes at Randwick from Group One winner Snitzerland.
Eloping dominant in Gold Rush at Bendigo Speedy filly Eloping has scored a dominant all-the-way win at Bendigo with expensive colt Wilderness finishing fourth.
Miss Stash continues rise through grades Miss Stash has confirmed her ranking as one of Queensland's most promising horses in a Gold Coast win, her fourth from nine starts.
Lucky Symbol posts first-up Bendigo win The Phillip Stokes-trained three-year-old Lucky Symbol has taken his record to four wins from five starts with a first-up victory at Bendigo.
Junoob wins Listed Randwick City Stakes A firm track has brought out the best in English import Junoob who has won his first Australian stakes race at Randwick.
Valentia, Believe Yourself into Slipper The Golden Slipper fortunes of Gerald Ryan plunged then soared with Time For War a late scratching at Randwick before Believe Yourself won.
Splash Of Moet salutes for Moody stable Former Adelaide mare Splash Of Moet has made a winning debut for new trainer Peter Moody at Bendigo.
Walsh out for at least two months Leading rider Ruby Walsh will spend at least two months on the sidelines after breaking his arm in a fall at Cheltenham.
Mullins leading trainer at Cheltenham A victory on the final day has given Willie Mullins the honour of being the leading trainer at the Cheltenham Festival.
Lord Windemere in controversial Gold win Lord Windermere has won the Cheltenham Gold Cup after a stewards' hearing but connections of the runner-up are considering an appeal.
Oliver guides Pheidon to Alister Clark win Damien Oliver and Gai Waterhouse have combined for another Group race victory, this time with three-year-old Pheidon in the Alister Clark Stakes.
London Lolly in line for Sydney trip Two-year-old filly London Lolly has claimed a valuable stakes win in the St Albans Stakes at Moonee Valley and could get the chance to add to it in Sydney.
Singleton racing fine donated to charity John Singleton's $15,000 fine out of the More Joyous inquiry will be donated to charity, Racing NSW has confirmed.
Zoustar to turn heads in return: Cassidy Zoustar's development as an equine speciman has impressed jockey Jim Cassidy as the colt resumes as favourite to make a winning debut at weight-for-age.
QLD hopeful Margins eyes Randwick success Toowoomba-based trainer Ben Currie is hoping his first Sydney runner, Margins, will prove his mettle against the city competition.
Atlante out to continue Schofield G1 run Jockey Glyn Schofield expects Atlante to be in the finish of the Randwick Guineas, as well as other feature races during the Sydney autumn carnival.
O'Hara returns with added autumn incentive Kathy O'Hara missed out a Group One opportunity in Melbourne but she is optimistic some breaks will go her way dring the Sydney autumn.
Barrier dents Snowden's farewell hopes Paul Snowden will saddle up his last runner as Darley's Melbourne foreman in the Bendigo Guineas but admits a wide barrier makes things tough for Sabkhat.
Ryan still weighing up Slipper hopefuls There has been no shortage of young talent in Gerald Ryan's team but he doubts if he has one left to fit the profile of a proper Golden Slipper runner.
Gollan eyeing Glory at the Gold Coast Tony Gollan is hoping Rocket To Glory can live up to his name when he runs in the $100,000 Gold Coast Stakes.
Secret Harmony must kick bad barrier habit Trainer Kelly Schweida says Secret Harmony has picked up some bad habits from unfavourable barrier draws, but hopes he can kick them at the Gold Coast.
More Of That makes it a new World order More Of That has caused an upset by beating Annie Power in the World Hurdle at Cheltenham after which four-time winner Big Buck's was retired.
Higgins an idol to many Bart Cummings' Melbourne foreman Reg Fleming considers it a privilege to have met the great Roy Higgins.
Bring Me The Maid chasing emotional win Bring Me The Maid, a filly raced by the late Roy Higgins, is favourite to score a fitting win at Moonee Valley.
Snitzerland shows readiness for Buffering A sparkling piece of trackwork from Snitzerland has Gerald Ryan optimistic she can defend her Challenge Stakes title.
Roy Higgins farewelled at Flemington Racing identities have joined the family of Roy Higgins to give the champion jockey a fitting farewell in a funeral service at Flemington racecourse.
Oliver has Point to make in Guineas Gai Waterhouse will have three runners in her quest to claim a first success in the Group One Randwick Guineas.
Zoustar has hurdles to overcome: Waller Chris Waller will rely on Zoustar's raw talent as the colt bids to make a winning return in the Group One Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Racing Victoria fines owner for deceit A racehorse owner has been fined after pleading guilty to two charges relating to his failure to disclose a criminal conviction.
Gold Coast test for Londehero Trainer Matthew Dunn says Londehero has to prove himself against more experienced opponents at the Gold Coast.
Guy backs Polynikes for Gold Coast riches Trainer Bryan Guy will give debutant Polynikes a shot at a lucrative race after he impressed in a recent barrier trial.
Laurie lamenting rails draw for Tigerland Trainer Matt Laurie is confident Tigerland has the talent to make his presence felt in the Bendigo Golden Mile but admits the inside barrier is a concern.
Mourners gather for funeral of top jockey Many of Australian racing's biggest names are preparing to farewell champion jockey Roy Higgins at a funeral service at Flemington.
Guide to the Cheltenham Gold Cup A guide to the runners in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
Cooper breaks leg for second time Jockey Bryan Cooper has broken his leg for the second time in less that 12 months in a fall at the Cheltenham Festival.
Sire de Grugy claims popular win Sire de Grugy, a horse bought as a surprise birthday present, has given his owner one of the biggest prizes at Cheltnham, the Queen Mother Chase.
Turf legends set to pay tribute to Higgins Roy Higgins will be farewelled in a public funeral service at Flemington with past and present jockeys among those paying tribute.
Nothing bullish about Havana's victory Racing as a gelding for the first time, the Paul Messara-trained Havana has shown a glimpse of his potential with a Canterbury win.
Valuable colt set to make debut at Bendigo Trainer David Hayes is leaning towards a race at Bendigo for the debut of two-year-old Wilderness.
Formlines converge in G1 Randwick Guineas John O'Shea is banking on Savvy Nature to repel the interstate and New Zealand three-year-olds in the Group One Randwick Guineas.
Golden Slipper bid firming for Alpha Miss Alpha Miss' trainer Gary Nickson says he's almost certain the filly will run in the Golden Slipper despite her owners having to pay a late entry fee.
Macho Valentino win helps Gill rebuild Barry Gill, whose wife Desiree died in a Queensland race fall last year, has trained Macho Valentino to win at Doomben.
Three-year-olds set for Group One rematch Zoustar has opened favourite for the Group One Canterbury Stakes at Randwick but another three-year-old looms as his biggest threat.
Apprentices' finish ends in protest storm An all-apprentice finish has spilled over into the Doomben stewards' room with a protest involving Brooke Richardson and her boyfriend Anthony Allen.
Quarantine horse forces Vic meeting switch A Werribee race meeting has been transferred because an international horse is in quarantine at the racetrack.
Jezki wins Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham Jezki has won the Champion Hurdle for Barry Geraghty after Tony McCoy opted to ride the runner-up My Tent Or Yours.
Quevega wins sixth Mares' Hurdle The Willie Mullins-trained Quevega has claimed a record sixth victory at Cheltenham, winning the Mares' Hurdle under Ruby Walsh.
Dale spruiks Meticulously redemption His gelding Meticulously put in the worst run of his career there, but trainer Matthew Dale says Canterbury will offer a shot at redemption.
Late Charge on trial for Derby at Valley Three-year-old Late Charge has the chance to press his claims for an ATC Australian Derby start when he runs in the Alister Clark Stakes.
Temple Of Boom up for the Challenge Temple Of Boom returns to the scene of his greatest triumph to take on a classy field of sprinters in the Group Two Challenge Stakes at Randwick.
Rain Affair to contest Canterbury Stakes Rain Affair will take on the combined might of the Chris Waller and Guy Walter stables when he runs in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick.
Written Up on the improve ahead of Bendigo George Osborne says Written Up has been knocking on the door in recent starts and he hopes for another improved showing in the Bendigo Guineas.
Outback Joe to aim for Melbourne Cup start Trainer Nigel Blackiston says he will talk to the owner of Adelaide Cup winner Outback Joe but he could spell the stayer and aim for the spring.
Vilanova, Surge Ahead get look at Valley Alister Clark Stakes-bound three-year-olds Vilanova and Surge Ahead have had a look around Moonee Valley in exhibition gallops ahead of the Group Two race.
Godiva Rock breaks through at Valley Group One-placed filly Godiva Rock has broken through for her first win in a maiden at Moonee Valley.
Chad Schofield wins Adelaide Cup Chad Schofield has added the Group Two Adelaide Cup to his record aboard Outback Joe, a son of champion race mare Let's Elope.
Weir brings up milestone win at Valley Trainer Darren Weir has brought up his 50th metropolitan win for the season in Melbourne with with a winning double at Moonee Valley.
Stables scarce for Qld winter visitors The number of trainers seeking stables for the Brisbane winter is at an all time high, allaying fears Sydney would detract from the carnival.
Higgins remembered at Moonee Valley Champion jockey Roy Higgins has been honoured by riders competing at the Moonee Valley meeting with a minute's silence.
Trans Tasman rivalry in Randwick Guineas Atlante will be out to revserse the Hobartville Stakes result over Dissident when they meet again the Randwick Guineas.
Zabeelionaire to be put to test in trial A barrier trial at Cranbourne will determine whether Group One winner Zabeelionaire makes his return in a $150,000 race at Bendigo.
Buffering ready to step up to Challenge Queensland champion Buffering is ready for his next assignment in the Challenge Stakes at Randwick.
Public funeral for Roy Higgins A public funeral service for Roy Higgins will be held at the scene of some of the champion jockey's famous wins, Flemington Racecourse.
RV switch feature meetings in early spring The Group One Makybe Diva Stakes meeting will switch places in the program with the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes program, Racing Victoria has announced.
Fenton delays Instalment Gold Cup call The state of the track will determine whether leading contender Last Instalment takes his place in the Cheltenham Gold Cup field.
Mullins looking ahead to Festival Trainer Willie Mullins says racing should be on its game to protect its image ahead of the Cheltenham Festival.
Lonhro among Hall of Fame inductees Popular racehorse Lonhro is among the latest inductees to the Australian Racing Hall of Fame which celebrates excellence in all facets of racing.
Messene left to fly flag for Hawkes Racing Hawkes Racing has salvaged a stakes result out of Black Opal Stakes day with Messene winning the Listed National Sprint.
Higgins remembered as a true champion Champion jockey Roy Higgins has been remembered as a rider without peer and a man without equal who loved racing before and after his retirement.
Lucky Raquie wins the Black Opal Stakes Lucky Raquie has produced a spirited finish to win the Black Opal Stakes for trainer Gerald Ryan and jockey Glyn Schofield.
Interspersed wins Listed Canberra Guineas Interspersed has staked a claim for some of the richest three-year-old fillies races of the Sydney autumn carnival with her win in the Canberra Guineas.
Game On Dude wins third Santa Anita Hcp Game On Dude has claimed a popular win on his home track, taking the Grade One Santa Anita Handicap for the third time.
Rodway to make city debut at Valley Rodway, a half brother to three-time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva, is ready for his metropolitan debut at Moonee Valley.
Zoustar returns in Canterbury Stakes Trainer Chris Waller is looking forward to the return of valuable colt Zoustar who takes on older horses in the Group One Canterbury Stakes.
Big Memory on trial for Sydney Cup French import Big Memory goes to the Adelaide Cup at the peak of his form with trainer Tony McEvoy to weigh up his Sydney Cup chances after the race.
Top trainers outline ground concerns Top trainers Nickey Henderson and Paul Nicholls say they hope officials will not water the track ahead of the Cheltenham Festival.
Champion jockey Roy Higgins dies Champion jockey Roy Higgins, the winner of two Melbourne Cups for trainer Bart Cummings, has died aged 75.
Lidari Sydney-bound after Blamey win The Doncaster Mile is one of the feature Sydney races being considered for Lidari after his win in the Group Two Blamey Stakes at Flemington.
Thump serves it up in Surround Stakes Thump has stamped herself a genuine carnival contender with her win in the Group Two Surround Stakes in which Guelph and Sweet Idea disappointed.
Duff's luck changes with Zip's overdue win Consistency has finally paid off for Steel Zip as the Pat Duff-trained sprinter scored a narrow Doomben win.
Terravista downs Kiwi colt in sprint duel Two horses expected to play a part in the better autumn carnival races have fought out a thrilling finish to the Liverpool City Cup.
Blinkers could turn mare into an achiever Silent Achiever showed her fitness for three Group One races in Sydney with an easy win in the New Zealand Stakes.
Catkins underlines Coolmore claims at Farm Catkins has reaffirmed her position as trainer Chris Waller's leading Coolmore Classic prospect with her Wiggle Stakes win.
Fiorente reigns supreme in Australian Cup Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente has added the Australian Cup to his racing record, earning a return trip to England to run at Royal Ascot.
Boban back to best in Chipping Norton win Glyn Schofield has proved the defining factor in the return to Group One-winning form by Boban in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Lankan Rupee dominant in Newmarket Hcp win The Mick Price-trained Lankan Rupee has added the Newmarket Handicap to his Oakleigh Plate success with a dominant win in the $1 million Flemington sprint.
Solicit stronger but not smarter Solicit has emerged as one of Melbourne's best staying fillies after a strong win in the Group Two Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Bonaria earns shot at Sydney Group Ones The Coolmore Classic and Queen Of The Turf Stakes in Sydney are on the agenda for Bonaria after the mare claimed a Group Three win at Flemington.
Alpha Miss adds to Golden Slipper puzzle The Magic Night Stakes will be pivotal in a decision on a Golden Slipper start for Alpha Miss, a convincing winner at Warwick Farm.
No Problem win poses a dilemma for Treloar No Problem has continued a consistent run of form, leaving trainer Len Treloar to make a difficult decision.
Hayes ends lean trot with early 2YO double A lean summer turned into a profitable autumn in the space of a couple of hours for trainer David Hayes as he led in an early double at Flemington.
Anatina impresses Smerdon in first-up win A strong first-up Listed win over 1100m at Flemington has created options for Anatina including the Group One Robert Sangster Stakes.
Clifton Red wins on debut, heads to Sydney A worthy first-up effort has earned Clifton Red a Sydney autumn campaign, but a Golden Slipper start is problematic.
Cleary backs Quietly Brilliant for family As a 15-year-old, Joe Clearly watched his father's horse Clan O'Sullivan take out the 1992 Black Opal Stakes. Now, it's his chance.
Epsom to honour St Nicholas Abbey The Coronation Cup at Epsom will be renamed in honour of three-time winner St Nicholas Abbey who died earlier this year.
Racing NSW reinstates Bathurst licence Racing NSW has reinstated the Bathurst club's licence to hold race meetings after an unprecendented suspension.
Surround pace the key to Zanbagh: Walter The prospect of a wet track will help Zanbagh in the Surround Stakes but trainer Guy Walter says the 1400 metres is still a query.
Mister Milton not making up numbers Norman Waymouth is not sending Mister Milton to the Newmarket Handicap just to make up the numbers.
Shamus Award vulnerable in Cup: Cummings Trainer Anthony Cummings says Shamus Award will not get an easy time in front in the Australian Cup, leaving him vulnerable.
Women leading charge into Vic racing The number of women involved in Victorian thoroughbred racing is at an all-time high, says Racing Victoria.
Boban's best good enough to test Dundeel Chris Waller is banking on Boban finding his spring form to deliver a Group One Chipping Norton Stakes win for the fourth time.
Browne free to ride on stay of proceedings Damian Browne will ride star sprinter Buffering in his first autumn start after being granted a stay pending an appeal against a six-week ban.
Terravista to be Pride's autumn spearhead Liverpool City Cup entrant Terravista is among a talented group of horses who have trainer Joe Pride optimistic about the future.
Lady Echelon out to stake carnival claim Lady Echelon will be out to join stable River Lad as a winter carnival contender with a positive showing at Doomben.
Shuka tries again to beat Silent Achiever Sydney-bound mare Silent Achiever has beaten Shuka five times but the Karaka gelding will have another go in the New Zealand Stakes.
Henderson happy with Tent after workout Leading Champion Hurdle contender My Tent Or Yours has pleased trainer Nicky Henderson in a work-ou after an injury scare.
Moon's class can show in Blamey: Arnold Jockey Steven Arnold says import Sea Moon has class on his side heading into his first-up assignment in the Blamey Stakes at Flemington.
Racing NSW closes book on Joyous saga Racing NSW will not appeal a ruling in favour of trainer Gai Waterhouse, bringing an end to a saga involving the top racehorse More Joyous.
Englebrecht aims for Warwick Farm victory Steve Englebrecht might only train seven horses, but he's hoping his weekend gallopers can de-throne big-name rivals like Gai Waterhouse.
Spirit Of Boom gets another G1 chance Spirit Of Boom resumed with a Group One Oakleigh Plate second and trainer Tony Gollan is hoping he can go one better in the Newmarket Handicap.
Top trainers say autumn already a Dundeel Fiorente is the Queen Elizabeth Stakes favourite but most Sydney trainers expect It's A Dundeel to dominate the autumn racing carnival.
Australian Cup looms as tactical battle Mourayan and Green Moon are set to race in forward positions in the Group One Australian Cup at Flemington.
Steel Zip out to earn Weetwood Hcp start Trainer Pat Duff is hoping bargain-buy Steel Zip can put himself in the frame for a Weetwood Handicap start by winning at Doomben.
Marcado out to remain unbeaten in Sires' Steve Richards is happy with the decision to target the Group Two Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington and believes the colt will be strong at 1400m.
Memorial to add to Darley's Slipper stocks Darley will look to strengthen the depth of its Golden Slipper team when Memorial and Ghibellines race at Warwick Farm and Canberra respectively.
Shane Dye to become Hall of Fame jockey As he prepares to be inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame, Shane Dye reflects on a career as colourful as it was bountiful.
Treloar presses on with in-form youngster Trainer Len Treloar has put plans to spell No Problem on hold after the two-year-old turned in a winning track gallop
My Tent Or Yours fine after injury scare Leading Champion Hurdle contender My Tent Or Yours has had a slight injury scare ahead of the Cheltenham Festival.
Wales wins first-up from extended spell The well-bred Wales has made a winning return to racing at Sandown after almost two years off the scene.
Waller celebrates birthday with a winner Jim Cassidy put the icing on the cake in a momentous day for Chris Waller, providing the trainer with a winner on his 40th birthday.
Oliver confident of first Australian Cup Damien Oliver is confident Fiorente can win him his first Australian Cup in the 2000m weight-for-age race at Flemington.
Who Shot Thebarman takes Auckland Cup Who Shot Thebarman justified his short-priced favouritism for the Auckland Cup by holding off Australian visitor Celtic Prince.
Heart Of Many's win a boost for business Heart Of Many has given his huge syndicate of owners - and a photographer - plenty to cheer about with his Eagle Farm win.
Spectacular launch for big racing carnival The Australian Turf Club has launched its autumn thoroughbred carnival in Sydney's CBD with the help of celebrities and racing personalities.
Jockeys to spark form in Group One pair Jim Cassidy reunites with Queensland Derby winner Hawkspur in the Chipping Norton Stakes as the horse bids to reignite his carnival prospects.
SA Derby on radar for Honey Steel's Gold The David Hayes-trained Honey Steel's Gold is likely to head towards the Group One South Australian Derby after a midweek win at Sandown.
Rock Diva puts herself in Oaks contention Tony Pike hopes his Sunline Vase winner Rock Diva can follow in the footsteps of last year's winner More Than Sacred and go on to win the NZ Oaks.
Oaks, Slipper prospects win at Canterbury Amanpour and Scratch Me Lucky will be aimed at major races during the autumn carnival after their respective wins at Canterbury.
Goldies Return foils Eagle Farm plunge She might be on the small side but nothing could be taken away from Goldies Return's Eagle Farm win over the well-supported First Draft.
Samaready sprint draw is ideal: Newitt Samaready is the favourite for the Group One Newmarket and jockey Craig Newitt insists a middle barrier is perfect for the top sprinting mare.
Field of 15 sprinters for G1 Newmarket Hcp The Mick Price-trained duo of Samaready and Lankan Rupee are among a field of 15 for the Group One Newmaket Handicap at Flemington.
Fiorente, Shamus lead Australian Cup field Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente has drawn barrier eight in a field of nine for the Group One Australian Cup while Shamus Award has barrier four.
Rails draw for Dundeel in Sydney return Kiwi star It's A Dundeel has come up with an inside barrier as he makes his first appearance of the Sydney autumn carnival in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Crecy to be pacemaker for Treve Sheikh Joann Al Thani has bought Group Two winner Belle De Crecy to act as a pacemaker for champion Treve when she makes her return.
Cirrus Des Aigles fourth at Chantilly French star Cirrus Des Aigles has finished fourth in a race at Chantilly at his first start of the new season.
Damian Browne suspended for six weeks Damian Browne will miss the Sydney autumn carnival if he is unsuccessful in an appeal against a six-week ban.
Shamus Award takes on Fiorente again Star colt Shamus Award is on song to take on Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente in the Australian Cup at Flemington.
Monton lining up in Chipping Norton again Monton has run himself out of benchmark races and will take his chances in the Chipping Norton Stakes in which he was a close second a year ago.
Klammer to return to Canberra for Opal Klammer's first trip to Canberra brought the ideal result and the two-year-old will return to try to win the Black Opal Stakes.
O'Hara looking forward to Newmarket ride Sydney jockey Kathy O'Hara is looking forward to the chance to ride in the Group One Newmarket Handicap on lightweight hope Va Pensiero.
Kayla Nisbet excited about metrop return Apprentice Kayla Nisbet has had a frustrating few months with injury but returns to city racing at Sandown with three rides.
Mountain View in peak form for Canterbury Mountain View will be given his chance to earn a start in the ATC Australian Derby, starting with a midweek race at Canterbury.
Return of Innes key for Annie Higgins Annie Higgins has been outside the placings in four races ahead of the Auckland Cup but a reunion with jockey Leith Innes is expected to help her.
Shamexpress on target for second Newmarket Danny O'Brien is convinced Shamexpress will prove hard to beat in his attempt at back-to-back Newmarket Handicaps at Flemington.
Flemington Racecourse gets a facelift The Members' Old Grandstand at Victoria's Flemington Racecourse is set to be replaced in time for the 2017 Melbourne Cup Carnival.
Bernabeu wins Flemington jumpout Three-year-old Bernabeu has won a jumpout at Flemington in preparation for either a Listed race against his own age or the Group One Newmarket Handicap.
Cup start undecided for Thunder Fantasy Anthony Cummings is likely to wait until acceptance time to decide if three-year-old Thunder Fantasy tackles the Australian Cup at Flemington.
El Roca withdrawal endorsed by NSW bosses Racing NSW says all states agreed to the Australian Racing Rule regarding treatment which led to El Roca's withdrawal from the Hobartville Stakes.
Banca Mo set to return at Flemington Last year's Warrnambool Cup winner Banca Mo is nominated to resume at Flemington having missed the spring because of injury.
It's A Dundeel Doncaster topweight It's A Dundeel has been given top weight of 58kg for the Doncaster Mile, 1.5kg more than Irish horse Gordon Lord Byron.
Newitt confident with Samaready Craig Newitt rates Samaready alongside former star sprinter Miss Andretti and is confident the mare can win him his third Newmarket Handicap.
El Roca to get campaign back on track El Roca has been entered for two races at Warwick Farm but will run in the Liverpool City Cup after being scratched at Rosehill.
Hana's Goal arrives safely in Sydney Japanese mare Hana's Goal has arrived in Sydney to prepare for major races over the Sydney autumn carnival.
Dunn still not ready for trackwork return Dwayne Dunn has taken a step backwards in his recovery from a neck injury which has delayed his return to trackwork.
Double Halo ready for Aberdeen Cup Double Halo, who once got to within a short half head of It's A Dundeel in a race at Canterbury, lines up in the Aberdeen Cup at Muswellbrook.
Damian Browne to front stewards Damian Browne and trainer Robert Heathcote will attend a stewards' inquiry into tactics employed on Kingtantes in a race at Eagle Farm.
Appearance to miss Chipping Norton Appearance will have to wait to add to her Group One record with trainer Guy Walter ruling her out of the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Mullins eyes World Hurdle with Annie Ruby Walsh will ride Annie Power when she takes on four-time champion Big Buck's in the World Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Nathan Berry rides Singapore winner Nathan Berry has posted a winner at his first Singapore ride, steering the Michael Freedman-trained Serpico to victory.
Shamus Award confirmed for Australian Cup Danny O'Brien heads to Flemington with leading chances in both Group One races with Shamus Award in the Australian Cup and Shamexpress in the Newmarket.
Dispute between states over treatment rule Racing NSW chief steward Ray Murrihy says the rule regarding treatment given to El Roca is clear despite Victoria operating under a different system.
Wrangle over Zoustar ownership The fall-out from the collapse of BC3 Thoroughbreds has spread to include valuable colt Zoustar, with administrators staking a claim.
Darley to have two Newmarket runners Knoydart will be out to prove Darley's decision to pay a $55,000 late entry for the Newmarket Handicap was the right one.
Appearance aims up for another Group One Trainer Guy Walter's confience in Appearance has not been dented by the prospect of the mare's clash with It's A Dundeel in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Water remedies in place at Kilcoy Queensland authorities have been forced to take water to Kilcoy after being denied the use of waste water to irrigate the track.
Free Wheeling wins in Dubai Former Australian horse Free Wheeling has won his first race for Godolphin in a handicap on the Tapeta surface.
Adamantium caps big day for Danny O'Brien Danny O'Brien and Craig Williams have combined for a Listed win on Adamantium 40 minutes after they won Group One Australian Guineas with Shamus Award.
No action against Shinn for Zanbagh ride An inquiry into Blake Shinn's ride on Zanbagh in the Light Fingers Stakes has ended with no action taken.
Stewart makes the right call for Mishani An afterthought to start Mishani Warrior at Eagle Farm has turned out for the best in the Tattersall's Members' Cup.
Walker overcomes pain to take NZ Derby Jockey Michael Walker rode Puccini to win the New Zealand Derby suffering from lower back pain inflicted during an earlier race.
Dissident wins G2 Hobartville from Atlante Dissident has beaten New Zealander Atlante in the Hobartville Stakes after another kiwi, El Roca, was withdrawn for receiving pre-race treatment.
Outsider Opinion takes out Parramatta Cup Former English horses Opinion and Carlton House have fought out the Listed Parramatta Cup at Rosehill.
Mouro wins first-up on way to Doncaster The Doncaster Mile is in the sights of connections of Mouro who resumed with a strong Group Three win over 1400m at Flemington.
Walker on song as Puccini home in Derby Top colt Puccini has won the New Zealand Derby, taking advantage of an inspired Michael Walker ride to beat Rising Romance.
Shamus Award follows Plate with Guineas Shamus Award has laid claim to the title of Australia's top three-year-old with a brilliant win in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Mossfun confirms Golden Slipper bona fides Mossfun has maintained her unbeaten record in the Silver Slipper to stake her claims for the Golden Slipper.
Owner overrules trainer, wins Group Three Owner Greg Mather pulled rank on Melbourne's leading trainer Darren Weir and ended up winning a Group race at Flemington.
Boss wins three in a row at Flemington A convincing win to Angels Beach at Flemington gave jockey Glen Boss an early treble in consecutive races at the meeting.
Red Tracer wins third Millie Fox Stakes Outstanding mare Red Tracer has begun her campaign in style with her third successive win in the Millie Fox Stakes.
Easter Handicap a target for Little Wonder Little Wonder has been too good in the Darley Plate at Ellerslie and may return to the course in April for the Group One Easter Handicap.
Well-travelled stayer wins at Eagle Farm Storm Fabulador boasts a cosmopolitan background but it looks like he has found a home in Brisbane after winning at Eagle Farm.
Cooldini earns call-up for Adelaide Cup Cooldini has emerged as a strong Adelaide Cup chance after returning to form in the Roy Higgins Quality at Flemington.
Third win on the trot for Saint Or Sinner Saint Or Sinner has made it three wins from his past three starts with a soft victory in the Saintly Handicap at Flemington over 1700m.
Bring Me The Maid makes winning debut Trainer Peter Moody backed his opinion of Flemington winner Bring Me The Maid by purchasing her full-sister two months ago.
Trainer, vet fined over El Roca treatment Trent Busuttin and his vet David Garth have been fined $2000 each after El Roca was withdrawn from the Hobartville Stakes for a pre-race treatment breach.
Irish Turf Club upgrades testing The Irish Turf Club says it will increase testing in the wake of trainer Philip Fenton's charges over possession of banned animal remedies.
Vlahos charged over $5m colt sale Racing stewards have charged Bill Vlahos with dishonesty relating to his $5 million purchase of the half-brother to Black Caviar.
Tres Blue, Tanby added to feature races Two late entries have been added to major races during The Championships with Tres Blue paid up for the Doncaster Mile and Tanby for the Sydney Cup.
BlueBlood Thoroughbreds hits a homerun The BlueBlood team has four runners over this weekend at Kembla Grange and Wangaratta. We wish all connected with these runners the very best luck.
Unencumbered bids to lift stud potential There will be more at stake than a share of the $250,000 purse when Unencumbered steps out in the Silver Slipper.
Williams gives Artie's a shot at G1 glory Artie's Shore will have to take a quantum leap in the Australian Guineas as trainer Matthew Williams toys with Derby plans for later in the seasion.
Bigger Miracles Of Life ready for autumn A bigger Miracles Of Life takes on older horses in her return at Flemington but her main aim of the campaign is a Group One race at home in Adelaide.
Doyle welcomes rain for Celtic Dancer Noel Doyle has welcomed the prediction of rain in Brisbane for the return of Celtic Dancer at Eagle Farm.
Baker launches carnival bid with Atlante New Zealand's best racehorse could not win a Hobartville Stakes but that doesn't mean his stablemate Atlante can't figure in this year's edition.
Cummings with three-pronged Guineas attack Group Two winner and Victoria Derby placegetter Thunder Fantasy is one of three Anthony Cummings-trained runners chasing Australian Guineas success.
Birchley spreads runners around Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley is spreading his team far and wide and will aim stable star Missy Longstocking at Adelaide's premier sprint.
Extra interest for Rawiller in Millie Fox Red Tracer dominates Millie Fox Stakes betting but her jockey Nash Rawiller will also take more than a passing interest in one of her rivals.
Wicked Temptation in timely racing return Wicked Temptation returns to racing at Eagle Farm with connections hoping she can lift the profile of her US Grade One-winning sire.
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Ihtimal impresses in UAE Oaks win Godolphin's leading fillies Classic hope Ihtimal has dominated her rivals in the UAE Oaks at Meydan.
BHA inspects Philip Fenton's stables British racing authorities will test horses in Irish trainer Philip Fenton's yard including leading Cheltenham Gold Cup hope Last Instalment.
Star youngster out of carnival contention Exciting Queensland two-year-old She's Miss Devine has been ruled out of the major racing carnivals due to injury.
Griffiths after G1 breakthrough in Guineas Robbie Griffiths has The Quarterback at the top of his game for the Australian Guineas as he chases his first Group One win as a trainer.
Rod Quinn joins Racing NSW team as mentor Racing NSW has added to its depth of mentors for apprentice jockeys with the appointment of Rod Quinn.
Waller wary of Junoob form for Listed Cup Bookmakers have installed Junoob an odds-on favourite but Chris Waller needs convincing the horse can make the transition to stakes grade.
More Radiant out to confirm Slipper move More Radiant impressed in a barrier trial against Earthquake and has been a Golden Slipper firmer before her racetrack debut at Flemington.
Spring form points to Law in Slipper: Gai Gai Waterhouse says horses who figured in early-season races will again rise to prominence heading towards the Golden Slipper.
Logan seeks Derby tonic after losing star Donna Logan hopes NZ Derby hopes Rising Romance and Stand Your Ground can lift her stable after losing Auckland Cup hope Mosquito.
Autumn plans open for Savvy Nature: O'Shea John O'Shea is yet to lock in an autumn carnival target for Savvy Nature but believes he can figure strongly during The Championships.
Harrison on verge of outriding metro claim Apprentice Tegan Harrison has a full book of Eagle Farm rides as she edges closer towards outriding her metropolitan allowance.
Nations to face off for Prestbury Cup Ireland and Britain will compete for the Prestbury Cup at the Cheltenham Festival to celebrate the rivalry between the two nations.
Fiorente continues Australian Cup build-up Gai Waterhouse will cast her expert eye over Fiorente when he continues his Australian Cup build-up with a track gallop.
Team Hawkes continue good form at Randwick Michael Hawkes took three horses to Randwick for the midweek meeting and came away with training honours after they all won.
Epingle dominant in Launceston Cup victory The Mick Kent-trained Epingle has become the first horse in a decade to win the Launceston Cup after winning the Hobart Cup in the same year.
Awesome Rock to head to VRC Sires' Produce Victory at his second start has earned Awesome Rock a tilt at Group Two company in the VRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Qld stewards open inquiry into Browne ride Stewards have adjourned an inquiry into the riding tactics employed by leading rider Damian Browne on Kingtantes at Eagle Farm
Queen's horse set to relish distance rise Stepping up to a suitable distance for the first time in Australia, Carlton House is expected to improve markedly when he races at Rosehill
Admiral wins Gold Sovereign at Launceston The Barry Campbell-trained two-year-old Admiral has made it four wins from five starts with victory in the Listed Gold Sovereign Stakes at Launceston.
Tetsuko earns Sweet Embrace Stakes start A Golden Slipper start has been ruled out for Rubick but barn mate Tetsuko has moved a step closer to qualifying for the race with a professional win.
Sad passing of Vale Damian Murphy It is with deepest sadness that the owners of Rockmount, Jill and Geoff announce the passing of their friend and manager Damian Murphy.
Shamus Award on target for G1 Aust Guineas Craig Williams is thrilled with the progress of Shamus Award heading into the Australian Guineas as the colt attempts to add to his Cox Plate victory.
Whatawaltz delivers after run of bad luck Former Sydney galloper Whatawaltz has posted a belated maiden win with an easy victory at Eagle Farm.
Shinn, Walter quizzed over Zanbagh's run Jockey Blake Shinn and trainer Guy Walter have been questioned by stewards about the first-up effort of Zanbagh.
Australian Guineas attracts field of 14 Favourite Hucklebuck has drawn barrier eight of 14 for the Australian Guineas with his opposition to include Cox Plate winner Shamus Award.
Johnny Murtagh retires from riding Popular Irish jockey Johnny Murtagh has announced his retirement to devote himself full time to training.
Vlahos in inquiry no-show: Racing Victoria Former BC3 Thoroughbreds chairman Bill Vlahos will not attend a stewards' inquiry into the collapse of the horse racing company, Racing Victoria says.
No Doubt on form as McEvoy colt resumes Golden Slipper hopeful Risen From Doubt will resume racing at Rosehill with an improved formline, thanks to Jabali's Blue Diamond Stakes placing.
Weight scale helps Criterion in Guineas The David Payne-trained Criterion wasn't suited at the weights in the CS Hayes Stakes first-up but can improve at set weights in the Australian Guineas.
Forget Maybe out to revive autumn hopes An indifferent return to racing cost Forget Maybe an Australian Guineas start and the three-year-old will be out to redeem himself at Randwick.
Geegees Blackflash on brink of $1 million A second-straight Launceston Cup win to Geegees Blackflash would see the Tasmanian star pass $1 million in stakes.
Moment Of Change topweight for Newmarket Moment Of Change has been given topweight of 58kg for the Group One Newmaket Handicap while Oakleigh Plate winner Lankan Rupee has 56.5kg.
Blissful retirement for Kasbah Kasbah Bliss, a Group One winner on the Flat and an outstanding performer over jumps, has been retired by French trainer Francois Doumen.
Crisford in new role with Godolphin Long-time Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford has resigned his position but will take up a new role with Sheikh Mohammed's operation.
Polanski retirement not confirmed yet Connections of Group One winner Polanski will wait for further veterinary advice before deciding if the colt races again after suffering a leg injury.
Fawkner nominated for Flemington Caulfield Cup winner Fawkner has been nominated for a Group Three race at Flemington in which he would carry 61kg.
Koroibete begins Derby campaign Koroibete, a horse bred to be a sprinter and named for a speedy footballer, begins his Derby campaign in the Hobartville Stakes.
Epingle chasing Cups double in Tasmania The Mick Kent-trained Epingle is favourite to add the Launceston Cup to her Hobart Cup win despite drawing wide for the 2400m Group Three race.
Rock Hero wins trial ahead of Guineas The David Payne-trained Rock Hero has tuned up for the Australian Guineas with a barrier trial win at Cranbourne.
Report to press Slipper claims Press Report will have to earn her way to the Golden Slipper and can make a down payment if she wins at Rosehill.
It's A Dundeel an easy trial winner It's A Dundeel looking good for his Sydney return in the Chipping Norton Stakes after a barrier trial win at Randwick.
Tourneur confident ahead of Guineas Jockey Dom Tourneur is hoping to repay the faith of trainer Phillip Stokes by winning the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington on Hucklebuck.
No Slipper decision yet for Rubick Connections will let the dust settle on Rubick's Blue Diamond fourth before deciding whether to continue his two-year-old campaign.
Knoydart a Newmarket Hcp late entry Knoydart has been confirmed as a late entry for the Group One Newmarket Handicap, with Darley paying the $55,000 late entry fee.
Robert Heathcote reaches 1000 winners Five-time Brisbane premiership winning trainer Robert Heathcote has notched a milestone 1000 winners with a double at the Sunshine Coast.
Moment Of Change wins the Group 1 Futurity Stakes MOMENT OF CHANGE again proved his class in running his rivals off their legs in the Group 1 Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Sacre ruled out of Cheltenham Sprinter Sacre has been ruled out of the rest of the jumps season with trainer Nicky Henderson saying he is not quite himself.
Lankan Rupee not certain Newmarket runner Oakleigh Plate winner Lankan Rupee could bypass the Newmarket Handicap and have a different lead-up to the TJ Smith Stakes.
Sweet As Bro wins Kilmore Cup Sweet As Bro claims his richest win at Kilmore on the same day Makybe Diva's little brother broke his maiden.
Brisbane members up in arms The decision to open members' areas on Brisbane tracks to the public during summer has had some unwanted side effects.
Eathquake the firm Slipper favourite Unbeaten filly Earthquake dominates Golden Slipper betting following her authoritatve win in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
It's A Dundeel to star at barrier trials It's A Dundeel will tune up for his return to racing in the Chipping Norton Stakes with a public barrier trial at Randwick.
San Diego to carry Darley's Guineas hopes The Australian Guineas has eluded trainer Peter Snowden but his son Paul is hoping San Diego can cause an upset.
Pride tries to keep stablemates apart Trainer Joe Pride will try to keep his carnival sprinters apart as they head to big assignments over the Sydney autumn.
Brisbane premiership up for grabs Matt Dunn is having his best season yet as a trainer but doesn't believe he has the numbers to win the Brisbane premiership
Grandeur wins Winter Derby Trial The much travelled Grandeur has returned to England to win the Winter Derby Trial ahead of possibly more overseas targets.
On His Own may bypass Grand National Trainer Willie Mullins may sidestep the Grand National at Aintree in favour of the Punchestown Gold Cup.
Polanski suffers tendon injury The injury suffered by Polanski in the Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield isn't as severe as first thought, but the horse's future remains doubtful.
Damien Oliver outed over Fiorente ride Jockey Damien Oliver will miss the Australian Guineas meeting after being suspended at Caulfield.
Cassidy and Rawiller fined for smoking Jockeys Jimmy Cassidy and Nash Rawiller have each been fined $100 for smoking between races at Randwick.
Tiger Tees wins thrilling Falvelon Quality Tiger Tees has given Sydney trainer Joe Pride a two-state double after his win in the Falvelon Quality at Eagle Farm.
Lilliburlero gains black type in Triscay Well-bred mare Lilliburlero has claimed her first black-type win in the Group Three Triscay Stakes at Randwick.
Lankan Rupee dominant in Oakleigh Plate In-form sprinter Lankan Rupee has claimed his first Group One with a convincing victory in the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
Appearance wins G2 Apollo Stakes in style Darley mare Appearance has dominated the Group Two Apollo Stakes to win her second weight-for-age feature at Randwick.
Earthquake rumbles in G1 Blue Diamond Earthquake has given the world's biggest racehorse owner Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum his second Blue Diamond Stakes.
Fiorente returns in a blaze of WFA glory Imported galloper Fiorente could be on his way back to England following a sensational return to racing at Caulfield.
Sweet Idea wins with Guelph well beaten Sweet Idea has taken a major step to autumn riches with victory in the Light Fingers Stakes in which Guelph finished sixth.
Moment Of Change too strong in Futurity Moment Of Change has made it back-to-back Group One wins with an all-the-way success in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Vilanova bounces back to form at Caulfield The Chris Waller-trained Vilanova has returned to form with a Group Two win in the Autumn Classic at Caulfield.
Winning return for Doncaster Mile chance Trainer Joe Pride will set Terravista on a path to the Doncaster Mile following his first-up Group Three breakthrough at Randwick.
Spirits Dance posts fourth successive win Talented filly Spirits Dance has won her fourth race on end and has again knocked out punters by beating the favourite at Caulfield.
Not Listenin'tome impressive at Caulfield Three-year-old Not Listenin'tome stamped himself as a potential autumn star with a brilliant first-up win in the Group Three Zeditave Stakes at Caulfield.
Nashville enjoys Otaki return to win G1 Nashville put his past form behind him to win his second consecutive Otaki Maori Weight-For-Age Classic from Xanadu and Final Touch.
Doyle's Farm gamble pays off with Aimee Promising filly Aimee has set herself up for a winter carnival campaign after overcoming a wide passage to win at Eagle Farm.
Monton delivers for his trainer's birthday A well-laid plan by trainer Ron Quinton has paid off with Monton winning at Randwick despite his hefty 61.5kg.
Valentia adds to Waterhouse juvenile team Gai Waterhouse has produced another winning two-year-old heading to the Golden Slipper with Valentia scoring at his second start at Randwick.
Nicholls happy with star duo's work-out Paul Nichilld-trained stablemates Silviniaco Conti and Big Buck's have tuned up for their Cheltenham assignments with a racecourse gallop.
Dances On Stars shining for Southern Cross Dances On Stars is on a mission for a breakthrough Group win when he runs in the Southern Cross Stakes.
QE Stakes added to Breeders' Cup roster Aside from a record $4 million purse, there will be an extra incentive to win the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick.
Snowden gives Pinwheel a shot at G1 glory There are few bigger businesses in racing than Darley but that doesn't mean there is no room for sentiment when it comes to a horse like Pinwheel.
Blue suits Rubick in the G1 Diamond Gerald Ryan is confident Rubick will show his true colours and fulfil his destiny in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Boban ready for another run at Appearance Strong Apollo Stakes backing for Appearance comes as no surprise to rival trainer Chris Waller as he tries get Boban back into winning form.
Tukiyo steps up to open grade at the Farm Trainer Lacey Morrison has elected to keep Tukiyo at home in Brisbane to take on open horses instead of the fillies and mares in Sydney.
Strong Caulfield book for Newitt Lankan Rupee is the standout in a strong book of Caulfield rides for Craig Newitt on Blue Diamond Stakes day.
Extra distance to suit Casarati Bruce Hill would prefer not to be taking on open three-year-old company with Casarati but says the 1800 metres at Eagle Farm will suit.
Fenton case prompts withdrawal of horses Prominent Irish owner Barry Connell has withdrawn two Philip Fenton-trained horses from the Cheltenham Festival.
Packing Tycoon to step up in Otaki Classic Packing Tycoon, who placed at Group level in Britain behind Nathaniel and Fiorente in 2011, is taking on Group One company at Otaki.
Allan Reardon appointed Qld chief steward Racing Queensland has confirmed Allan Reardon as its new chief steward, replacing Wade Birch who will head up its integrity unit.
Kolivos chasing G1 Blue Diamond success The owners who raced Pierro are hoping to experience another big-race win with Nayeli and Francesco to contest the $1 million Blue Diamond.
Arabian Gold meets spring conqueror in G2 Arabian Gold had her fans against Guelph in the spring but she is at double-figure odds against Darley's pin-up filly in the Light Fingers Stakes.
Kathy O'Hara cleared to return to riding Jockey Kathy O'Hara hopes to be back riding in races next week after being cleared by doctors to return to the saddle.
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Brown returns to Sydney with prized book Corey Brown will make a return to Sydney racing at the Apollo Stakes meeting where he has picked up seven rides.
Wez Hunter has Group One in his sights Blue Diamond Stakes day at Caulfield could be a milestone occasion for trainer Wez Hunter who has chances in two Group One races.
Programming issues force Aimee back-up Aimee will be trying for back-to-back city wins on a seven-day turnaround despite a wide barrier draw at Eagle Farm.
Maloney sheds kilos to ride Shamal Wind Jockey Ryan Maloney has been training hard and eating light, all for the chance to ride Shamal Wind in one of Melbourne's major sprints.
Tiger Tees goes north as Pride splits team Sydney trainer Joe Pride has divided his team of sprinters with Tiger Tees heading to Brisbane for the Falvelon Quality.
Buffering impresses in Doomben jump-out Outstanding sprinter Buffering has taken another step towards his autumn return with victory in a jump-out at Doomben.
Guineas contenders to gallop at Valley Cox Plate winner Shamus Award and CF Orr Stakes runner-up Eurozone are scheduled for exhibition gallops at Moonee Valley.
Wet Randwick ideal scenario for Speediness Victorian Speediness will be out to enhance an already strong record on rain-affected tracks when he lines up in the Apollo Stakes at Randwick.
Irish Turf Club monitors Hughes case Pat Hughes is the second Irish trainer to face charges from agricultural authorities over the possession of illegal animal remedies.
Allen puts dramas aside to win at Doomben Apprentice Anthony Allen was happy to be back in the winner's circle at Doomben following a week of drama.
Moment Of Change favourite for Futurity Moment Of Change is favourite to win his third Group One over 1400m at Caulfield when he runs in the Futurity Stakes.
Moloney sets sights on apprentices' crown Patrick Moloney has set his sights on the Melbourne apprentices' premiership, moving to the lead in the standings with a Sandown winner.
Baster: Gear changes can help Chivalry Stephen Baster is hoping gear changes and a better barrier can help talented colt Chivalry make his presence felt in the Group One Blue Diamond.
Waller on weather watch for Boban Chris Waller has confirmed a Melbourne Group One start for Sizzling but the leading trainer still has the early favourite Boban in the Apollo Stakes.
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Waterhouse bounces back with Wandjina The $1 million colt Wandjina has made up for a costly defeat in the spring with a winning return to racing at Warwick Farm.
Murtle Miss owner keeps it in the family Murtle Miss has rewarded the faith of her owner with a breakthrough victory at Doomben and trainer Tony Gollan believes there are more to come.
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In-form Knoydart earns chance at Group One Paul Snowden is confident Knoydart is in the right frame of mind to handle the challenge of his first Group One assignment.
Retirement likely for Fighting Sun Fighting Sun's racing career could be as short as it has been brilliant with retirement a serious option for the Gai Waterhouse-trained star.
Better Than Ready out of Melbourne sprints Better Than Ready's feet problems have prompted trainer Kelly Schweida to abort the remainder of his Melbourne campaign.
Capacity field for Oakleigh Plate A full field of classy sprinters has been assembled for the Group One Oakleigh Plate while the Futurity Stakes has attracted a field of nine.
The Fugue headed to Dubai Connections will consider three Dubai options for Triple Group One winner The Fugue including the World Cup.
Vlahos directed to attend stipes' inquiry Bill Vlahos, the former chairman of BC3 Thoroughbreds, has been asked to attend a stewards' inquiry into the operations of thoroughbred syndicator.
Diamond runner Mohave put on antibiotics Mohave, Darley's second-string Blue Diamond Stakes runner, has been placed on antibiotics in the lead-up to the Group One race.
Damian Lane wins appeal against suspension Jockey Damian Lane has won an appeal against an eight-meeting careless riding suspension.
Fiorente ready for 1800m first-up: Oliver Damien Oliver says Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente is thriving in Melbourne and forward enough to run a big race first-up in the Peter Young Stakes.
Moody ponders Thermal Current race options Peter Moody is confident Flamberge will run a big race in the Oakleigh Plate but the trainer is still weighing up the best option for Thermal Current.
Earthquake can overcome gate: Paul Snowden Paul Snowden remains convinced Earthquake can win the Blue Diamond despite the filly coming up with barrier 15 for the $1 million feature.
Waller to weigh up WFA sprint alternatives Chris Waller will be chasing important weight-for-age sprint wins in Sydney and Melbourne if he decides to run Sizzling in the Futurity Stakes.
Chloe In Paris to show class at Sandown A midweek race at Sandown is expected to provide a launching pad to stakes targets for talented filly Chloe In Paris.
Snippety out to upstage Slipper hopefuls Trainer Neil Osborne is hoping I Am Snippety can upset Golden Slipper plans for some of her Warwick Farm rivals when she returns to city racing.
Double-figure draws for Diamond favourites Unbeaten two-year-olds Earthquake and Rubick have drawn towards the outside in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
Full field for the Blue Diamond Stakes The unbeaten Earthquake and Rubick headline a full field of a 16 plus one emergency for the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes.
Irish trainer facing court over substances Irish trainer Philip Fenton, who prepares leading Cheltenham Gold Cup contender Last Instalment, is to appear in court over banned porducts.
Tommy Berry wins Group One in Hong Kong Tommy Berry has added another Group One to his growing list of achievements, earning praise for his ride on Designs On Rome in the Hong Kong Classic Cup.
Bumper entries for Sydney autumn carnival The 10 races that comprise The Championships at the Sydney autumn carnival, have attracted more than 1200 entries.
Bel Sprinter chasing another 1100m G1 win Bel Sprinter will be out to win for the first time since his Group One Galaxy triumph first-up last autumn when he resumes in the 1100m Oakleigh Plate.
Stewards drop charge against apprentice Anthony Allen has been cleared of using go slow tactics in a race at Doomben after sectional times proved it was it was not the case.
Melbourne Cup winners to meet at Caulfield Melbourne Cup winners Fiorente and Green Moon are set to kick off their campaigns in the same weight-for-age race over 1800m at Caulfield.
Rubick work-out pleases his trainer Rubick has put in a solid work-out at Caulfield ahead of his Group One mission in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
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Zanbagh begins Oaks journey Zanbagh goes to Randwick to begin the journey towards the Oaks, a race won by her mother Wild Iris a decade ago.
Boom brothers chasing Group One wins Tony Gollan spends much of his time studying the weather as he makes Group One plans for Spirit Of Boom and Temple of Boom.
Boss hoping for ideal Blue Diamond draw Star jockey Glen Boss is chasing his first Blue Diamond Stakes win and says the barrier draw will be crucial to the chances of his mount Nostradamus.
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John Keating making progress in hospital Jockey John Keating is continuing to make progress in his rehabilitation from head injuries sustained in a race fall at Kyenton.
Lankan Rupee ready for Oakleigh Plate tilt Lankan Rupee is the likely Oakleigh Plate favourite but trainer Mick Price feels he may have missed an opportunity in the Lightning Stakes.
Snitzerland's options open up Snitzerland's LIghtning Stakes win is one her trainer Gerald Ryan wants to savour before her future program is decided.
Avdulla turns focus to winning Diamond Brenton Avdulla has turned his attention back to winning the Blue Diamond on Rubick after claiming a breakthrough Melbourne Group One win on Snitzerland.
Fighting Sun out for the autumn Just a day after cementing himself as a leading Golden Slipper hope, Fighting Sun has been ruled ouf of the autumn with injury.
Toydini makes his return at Randwick Toydini gets his campaign underway in the Southern Cross Stakes at Randwick with trainer Guy Walter also happy with Appearance ahead of the Apollo Stakes.
New Queensland chief steward to be named An announcement on who will be Queensland's new chief steward is expected to be made soon after applications were extended.
Oisin Murphy thrilled with Melbourne stint Irish apprentice Oisin Murphy says he has learned a lot from his Australian summer stint and wants to return in the future.
Oakleigh Girl back in running for Slipper Queensland filly Oakleigh Girl has returned from the spelling paddock with trainer Danny Bougoure hopeful she can take her place in the Golden Slipper.
Anthony Allen to defend slow riding charge Brisbane apprentice Anthony Allen will fight a charge of going too slow in a race at Doomben which stewards say invonvenienced other riders.
Avdulla claims his first Melbourne Group 1 Brenton Avdulla had to get out of Sydney rides to pave the way for him to partner Snizterland to Group One success in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Catkins steps up for the Waller stable Catkins has taken her first step towards the Coolmore Classic with her first Group Two victory in the Breeders' Classic at Rosehill.
Mishani Warrior gives Ross an overdue win Trainer Les Ross has breathed a sigh of relief with Mishani Warrior breaking a sequence of placings for his stable.
Hucklebuck promoted to Guineas favourite A strong win in the CS Hayes Stakes has sent Hucklebuck to the top of Australian Guineas betting.
New Zealander El Roca wins Eskimo Prince El Roca has erased some of the disappointment of his Caulfield Guineas fifth with victory in the Eskimo Princes Stakes at his first Sydney start.
Snitzerland gives Werrett fourth Lightning Owner Neil Werrett has celebrated his fourth-straight win in the Lightning Stakes, thanks to a convincing victory by Snitzerland.
Fighting Sun does it easily in Canonbury Fighting Sun has shown all the qualities needed to give Gai Waterhouse a sixth Golden Slipper with his win in the Canonbury Stakes.
Solicit earns second shot at classic glory Promising staying filly Solicit is in line for a second shot at classic success after scoring an impressive first-up win at Flemington
Smith keeps unblemished record on Mandla Dale Smith has made it four wins from as many attempts on Mandla after convincing trainer Mick Price to give him the ride again at Flemington.
Mossfun stakes $3.5m Golden Slipper claims Mossfun has put herself in the Golden Slipper frame with her win in the Listed Widden Stakes at Rosehill.
Jamieson earns high praise for Hi Son ride Apprentice Rikki Jamieson has made the most of a back-up plan to guide Hi Son to a Doomben victory.
Moody, Nolen share win on Black Caviar day Trainer Peter Moody landed an appropriate winner on the day named for his champion Black Caviar when Sino Eagle scored at Flemington.
Marcado gives Richards much-needed boost Two-year-old Marcado has scored a satisfying debut win for trainer Steve Richards and jockey Steven King who recently returned from injury.
Forever Loved on road to Australian Oaks Gai Waterhouse has produced an early winning double at Rosehill with two of her potential carnival horses, Forever Loved and Ecuador.
Cup hero shines in Flemington work gallop Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente and top three-year-old Bull Point turned in strong gallops at Flemington ahead of their major autumn missions.
Buffering autumn hit-out brought forward Horse-of-the-year contender Buffering will contest a course proper jump-out at Doomben instead of a barrier trial as he tunes up for an autumn campaign.
Apprentice jockey banned for two months Apprentice Rachael Murray has been suspended for two months after an inquiry into two Eagle Farm rides.
Guru resumes over shorter distance Trainer Leon Macdonald's expectations about Gamblin' Guru first-up have been lowered by the change of tracks at Morphettville due to rain in Adelaide.
NZ racing administrator takes Wyong job A prominent New Zealand thoroughbred racing official will take charge of the Wyong Race Club.
Hooked takes first step on Guineas path Promising three-year-old Hooked will be out to turn spring promise into autumn results as he heads towards the Randwick Guineas.
Gai wins appeal in More Joyous case Racing NSW will challenge the Racing Appeals Tribunal's decision to clear Gai Waterhouse in the long running More Joyous saga.
McDonald poised to continue Sydney surge James McDonald has an outstanding book of Rosehill rides as he tries to enhance a growing reputation and extend a purple patch of form.
Ryan says Samaready the one to beat Trainer Gerald Ryan says Snitzerland's main danger in the Lightning Stakes is the favourite Samaready and the two-year-olds.
Hill hopeful of landing two state double Gold Coast trainer Bruce Hill has a chance of landing his first two state double with runners at Flemington and Doomben this weekend.
Streama in bid for first-up win Fresh from winning Sydney's first Group Two race of the year with Appearance, trainer Guy Walter is looking to Streama to claim the second.
Agitate and Londehero set for battle Impressive three-year-olds Londehero and Agitate will clash at Doomben in what is shaping as a tactical battle.
Long Run back in business Long run's Grand National bid is on track after his confidence-boosting win at Kelso, his first victory since the 2012 King George VI Chase.
Long John wins UAE Guineas in Dubai Caulfield Guineas winner Long John has claimed an emphatic win in the UAE Guineas at Meydan for new trainer Charlie Appleby.
Shamexpress bigger and better Trainer Danny O'Brien is confident Shamexpress can add the Lightning Stakes to the Newmarket Handicap crown he won a year ago.
Schofield starts senior career at Pakenham Cox Plate-winning rider Chad Schofield will compete as a senior jockey for the first time at Pakenham.
Bathurst up and running for Cup meeting Horse racing at Bathurst is set to resume after Racing NSW lifted a suspension on the embattled country NSW club.
Bernabeu's talent excites Nash Rawiller Premier Sydney jockey Nash Rawiller is convinced three-year-old Bernabeu has the talent to measure up in his first Group One test at Flemington.
Stuart chasing big Nines, Classic double Ricky Stuart is chasing a 1700/1 sporting weekend double with the Canberra Raiders and his talented racemare Emmalene.
Classic bookies have got it wrong: O'Shea Trainer John O'Shea says Streama or Catkins should be favourite to win the Breeders' Classic instead of his unbeaten mare White Sage.
Griffiths-trained pair aiming at G1 glory Trainer Robbie Griffiths is approaching the autumn with optimism with Group One hopefuls The Quarterback and Girl In Flight.
Cummings out to add depth to Guineas team Forget Maybe and Surge Ahead will be out to confirm plans to have them join stablemate Thunder Fantasy in the Australian Guineas.
Luck goes Allen's way with Fillydelphia A communication mix-up has resulted in apprentice Anthony Allen taking over from Damian Browne aboard Doomben hopeful Fillydelphia.
Sheikh Mohammed cleared over drug scandal An independent review has cleared Sheikh Mohammed of any involvement in the drugs scandal which enveloped his equestrian empire.
Instrumentalist wins Mornington Cup The Chris Waller-trained Instrumentalist has earned a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption after winning the Listed Mornington Cup.
Pretty Face continues on her winning way Pretty Face has confirmed her transformation from a professional placegetter into an in-form galloper with an Eagle Farm victory.
Knoydart impressive in Hareeba Stakes Jockey Nash Rawiller says Knoydart has the talent to win a Group One after an impressive victory in the Listed Hareeba Stakes at Mornington.
Gold Force takes out Inglis Premier Two-year-old Gold Force has impressed co-trainer Wayne Hawkes and jockey Craig Williams with a strong debut win in the $250,000 Inglis Premier.
Amanpour, Brook Road press carnival claims Amanpour and Brook Road have put their carnival prospects on show at a midweek meeting at Randwick.
Catkins ready to step up in Classic Catkins begins her campaign in the Breeders' Classic with trainer Chris Waller confident this is her time to shine.
She's Miss Devine shines in debut victory She's Miss Devine confirmed she is a filly with above-average ability after an effortless introduction to racing at Eagle Farm.
Costume Powers Home for Extra Special Group 1 Win Behind every Group One win, there is a story to be told. This is especially so of the win by the Waikato Stud-bred and raced Savabeel mare Costume...
Unequivocal in autumn carnival setback Noel Mayfield-Smith says his filly Unequivocal will be battling to overcome a heel injury as the race for the Golden Slipper intensifies at Rosehill.
Bright future predicted for Son Senoras Three-year-old filly Son Senoras has backed up her impressive barrier trial win at Cranbourne with an effortless maiden victory at Mornington.
Avdulla and Snitzerland after G1 glory Brenton Avdulla is keen to make the most of two leading Group One chances coming up in Melbourne starting with Snitzerland in the Lightning Stakes.
First Winner for Changeintheweather!! Changeintheweather (USA) commenced his appearance on the First Season Sire list, with his first 2 year old winner today.
Magician among World Cup possibles Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien has entered 13 horses for the Dubai World Cup headed by Magician and Ruler Of The World.
Handicapper happy with National weights Britain's chief handicapper Phil Smith has given Tidal Bay top weight in the Grand National ahead of Long Run.
El Roca set for Sydney debut at Rosehill It's A Dundeel is a standout choice as New Zealand's best chance for Sydney carnival success but El Roca will be fancied to claim some of the spoils.
James McDonald on Nayeli in Blue Diamond James McDonald will ride the Gai Waterhouse-trained Nayeli in the $1 million Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
Laing to accept with Polanski in CS Hayes Trainer Robbie Laing says Victoria Derby winner Polanski will be an acceptor for the CS Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Boomwaa chasing rare feat in G1 Lightning Boomwaa will be out to upstage his older rivals when he bids to become the first two-year-old since 1976 to win the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Heathcote poised for training milestone Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote is on the brink of reaching the 1000th win of his stellar career as he prepares his stars for the Sydney autumn.
Tulloch Lodge trio to gallop between races Gai Waterhouse will send three horses out for exhibition gallops at Randwick, including the no-nonsense stayer Glencadam Gold and top filly Sweet Idea.
Ike's Legacy out to revive carnival hopes Trainer David Vandyke is hoping blinkers, a switch in riding tactics and Jimmy Cassidy can help Ike's Legacy find winning form at Randwick.
Prince ready for Mornington Cup challenge Prince Of Penzance is favourite to win the $350,000 Mornington Cup and earn a ballot exemption into the Caulfield Cup in the spring.
Long Run booked for Kelso trip Outstanding jumper Long Run will attempt to get back on the winners' list by travelling to Scotland to avoid England's waterlogged tracks.
Jockey John Keating making some progress Jockey John Keating is making some progress in his recovery from head injuries received in a race fall at Kyneton.
It's A Dundeel arrives in Sydney It's A Dundeel has arrived in Sydney from New Zealand to begin a campaign aimed at Sydney's richest race, the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Bullet on target for crack at Lightning Adelaide trainer John Hyam is happy to give eight-year-old Esprit De Bullet his chance at causing an upset in the Group One Lightning Stakes.
Travolta firms for Mornington Cup Last start stakes winner Travolta has been supported in early betting for the Listed $350,000 Mornington Cup.
Lucky Raquie ready to shine in Widden Lucky Raquie, who is closely related to Rubick, will be out to enhance the family name when she runs in the Widden Stakes at Rosehill.
Hucklebuck on target for Guineas Talented gelding Hucklebuck will be out to strengthen his Australian Guineas chances when he runs in the Group Three CS Hayes Stakes at Flemington.
Streama to stay home in Sydney Triple Group One winner Streama will begin her campaign at home in Sydney rather than take on the speedsters at Flemington.
Last comes first in Hennessy Gold Cup Last Instalment's has been a big firmer in markets for the Cheltenham Gold Cup after taking the Hennessy Gold Cup at Leopardstown.
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Hobart Cup postponed after storm Hurricane strength winds have forced the Hobart Cup meeting to be called off with the Group Three race to be run later in the week.
Captain Fancypantz in historic win Captain Fancypantz has claimed a historic win in the final Pakenham Cup to be run at the Victorian country track.
Red Excitement to step up in distance A step up in distance and a rise to Listed grade is likely for Red Excitement after his confusing dead heat win at Randwick.
RQ confirm Eagle Farm revamp will go ahead Racing Queensland chief executive Darren Condon has been forced to deny rumours the Eagle Farm renovations have been scrapped.
Streama ready to make winning return Trainer Guy Walter and the owners of Streama have many options for the mare's return but the Lightning Stakes is looking unlikely.
Waller duo take aim in Mornington Cup He's Your Man and Instrumentalist will take aim in the Mornington Cup, a race which carries with it a Caulfield Cup ballot exemption to the winner.
Rubick comes through Prelude in good order Trainer Gerald Ryan agrees with bookmakers Earthquake is the danger to Rubick in the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Samaready spot-on for Lightning Stakes Trainer Mick Price and jockey Craig Newitt can't fault classy mare Samaready ahead of her return in the Group One Lightning Stakes.
John Sadler recovering from depression Trainer John Sadler says he expects to be back at work soon after receiving treatment for depression.
King Halo set to race in Hong Kong Last-start winner King Halo is likely to be the latest Queensland horse off to Hong Kong with trainer Liam Birchley saying the offer is too good to refuse.
Sprinter Sacre enjoys Newbury outing Outstanding steeplechaser Sprinter Sacre has had an outing to Newbury Racecourse as he recovers from a heart scare.
Coolmore team on target for new season Coolmore trainer Aidain O'Brien is pleased with his team ahead of the new season and has outlined some ambitous plans.
Harry Tops Denman rivals Harry Topper has staked his claim for the Cheltenham Gold Cup with victory on testing ground in the Denman Chase at Newbury.
Appearance sets herself up for big autumn Appearance has put paid to any fitness concerns and a classy field to win the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Randwick.
Eagle Farm win continues Matheson revival Apprentice Kirk Matheson has continued an impressive run of form after riding Seeking More to victory at Eagle Farm.
Waikato Sprint winner set for Sydney trip The Group Two Emancipation Stakes in Sydney is a likely goal for Matamata mare Viadana after she won the Waikato Sprint at Te Rapa.
Order Of The Sun stakes early Derby claim Gai Waterhouse believes Order Of The Sun is a genuine Australian Derby contender after his first-up win over 1600m at Randwick.
Chittick thrilled at Coleman's G1 victory Savabeel mare Costume has graduated to weight-for-age company, narrowly beating Shuka to win the International Stakes at Te Rapa.
Flying Home earns winter carnival call-up Flying Home has lugged 59kg to victory at Eagle Farm to put himself in contention for a winter carnival campaign.
In-form Lankan Rupee in Group One frame A crack at the Group One Oakleigh Plate awaits Lankan Rupee after his all-the-way win in the Rubiton Stakes at Caulfield.
Blue Diamond plot thickens after Preludes Earthquake and Rubick looked like the best two juveniles in the country before their latest runs at Caulfield and remained the top pair afterwards.
Orr win proves there is life after Caviar Peter Moody trained his first Group One winner since Black Caviar won her final race, thanks to Moment Of Change.
Unbeaten Law on track for $3.5m Slipper Breeders' Plate winner Law has made it two starts from two wins with victory at Randwick as he heads on a Golden Slipper path.
Earthquake impressive in Diamond Prelude Exciting filly Earthquake has stamped her Blue Diamond credentials with an impressive win in the Blue Diamond fillies Prelude at Caulfield.
Spirits Dance makes it three wins on end Talented filly Spirits Dance has rescued her career this preparation, winning her third race in succession in the Group Three Kevin Hayes Stakes.
Thunder Fantasy targets two Melb G1 races Three-year-old Thunder Fantasy is set to contest the Australian Guineas and Australian Cup after a strong first-up win at Caulfield over 1400m.
Chase The Rainbow wins despite dramas The dramas that have accompanied Chase The Rainbow's last two starts continued at Caulfield, but with happier results.
Hungarian Overdose retired to stud Hungarian sprinter Overdose, who gained a cult following in Europe, has found a home at stud where he is expected to serve 40 mares this season.
Chriselliam dies from infection Dual Group One winning juvenile filly Chriselliam has been euthanised after failing to recover from a foot infection.
Anderton seeks second Te Rapa feature The Solitaire and The Glitzy One give Otago trainer Shane Anderton two chances to win his second International Stakes at Te Rapa.
Smoking Aces inquiry over with no charges A Racing Victoria investigation into alleged race fixing has reached its end with no charges to be laid.
No decision on where Streama returns A decision on whether multiple Group One winner Streama begins her campaign in Melbourne or Sydney is still pending.
It's A Dundeel ready for Sydney campaign It's A Dundeel, rated New Zealand's best chance of feature-race success during the autumn carnival, is ready for Sydney action after a Cambridge jump-out.
Bugatty to be entered for Lightning Stakes Bugatty will join fellow two-year-old Boomwaa among the nominations for the weight-for-age Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Celtic Prince, Rule Book in frame for NZ There will be more at stake than the usual Sydney metropolitan purse when Celtic Prince and Rule Book clash once more at Randwick.
Rubick taking things in his stride Blue Diamond favourite Rubick is as laid back as ever following the float trip to Melbourne where he runs in the Prelude to the $1 million Group One.
Boss won't give up in premiership race Glen Boss is trailing Damien Oliver by eight wins in the Melbourne premiership but says he won't give up trying to claim back-to-back titles.
Oliver close to joining elite group Champion rider Damien Oliver has the chance to move within one of 100 Group One wins aboard Eurozone in the CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Sears banks on two-pronged attack Trainer Tony Sears has two runners in a 1000-metre race at Eagle Farm on Saturday, as he attempts to end a frustrating run of minor placings.
Boban puts sequence on line in Expressway Rising star Boban has been heavily backed to resume on a winning note in the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Randwick.
Winter plans for No Problem in the air Impressive two-year-old No Problem has a chance to make it three consecutive wins on Saturday at Eagle Farm.
Racing Qld chiefs could face ASIC probe Former Racing Qld chiefs Bob Bentley and Bill Ludwig could face a full probe by the corporate watchdog over claims they mismanaged the industry.
Caulfield Cup stakes lifted to $3 million The Caulfield Cup has figured in a $500,000 stakes increase as part of several modifications to the Melbourne Racing Club's spring carnival.
Herpes leaves seven Waikato horses dead A neurological strain of herpes has infected 13 Waikato stud farm horses, seven of which have been killed or euthanised.
Ihtimal stakes claims for English classic Ihtimal's win inthe UAE 1000 Guineas has prompted aspirations for a tilt at the English classic after her Dubai campaign is over.
Group One winner Playing God retired A tendon injury has forced the retirement of West Australian galloper Playing God who was due to contest the Group One CF Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Second acceptances taken for $3.5m Slipper Darley has numbers on its side in its quest for another Golden Slipper after second acceptances were taken for the world's richest two-year-old race.
Price favours Lankan Rupee in Rubiton Mick Price has two of the leading contenders for the Group Two Rubiton Stakes and is leaning to Lankan Rupee as his best chance in the 1100m sprint.
Kavanagh says luck important in Prelude Mark Kavanagh, who trains two-year-old Chivalry, says luck in running will play a big part in the outcome of the Blue Diamond colts and geldings Prelude.
I want to train racehorses: Billy Slater Star rugby league player Billy Slater has revealed an interest in training racehorses once his decorated football career finishes.
Wyong in crisis as administrator appointed Wyong Race Club has been placed in administration with an ex-Australian Jockey Club chief executive to take charge of the provincial racetrack.
Orr Stakes field could be down to six A tendon injury to Playing God has ruled him out of the Orr Stakes and forced his retirement while Sertorius is an unlikely starter because of the heat.
McEvoy faces extended time on sideline Leading jockey Kerrin McEvoy's knee injury is worse than first thought and he faces up to a month out of racing.
Monton in frame for hat-trick at Randwick Veteran galloper Monton has found a new lease of life as he aims to continue a hot streak of form at Randwick.
Kiwi Survived could be Stradbroke bound Trainer John Barry has told BRC officials he's considering running his NZ Group One winner Survived in the Stradbroke Handicap in June.
Secret gets weight relief at Eagle Farm Trainer Kelly Schweida says Secret Harmony has a bright future ahead of his 1600m race at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Pinwheel gearing for Expressway Eight-year-old Pinwheel begins his final campaign for outgoing Darley trainer Peter Snowden in the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.
Midday gives birth to Frankel foal The high-profile mating between former Sir Henry Cecil-trained stablemates Frankel and Midday has produced a healthy filly foal.
Three Bridges Melbourne Premier Yearling Parade Check out Three Bridges sensational draft of 29 yearlings on Monday the 17th of February..
Earthquake and Rubick odds-on in Preludes Rubick and Earthquake are both odds-on to win their respective Blue Diamond Preludes at Caulfield on the way to the Group One feature later in the month.
Stewards issue charges to part-owner Racing Victoria stewards have issued two charges to a racehorse part-owner alleging he made false statements regarding his criminal history.
Luke Nolen gets first city win of year Luke Nolen recently returned from a summer break and has notched his first city win of the year at Caulfield on the Mick Kent-trained Aggregator.
Dienekes to step up at Eagle Farm Dienekes takes on city open grade for the first time at Eagle Farm on Saturday with trainer Bryan Guy saying he deserves his chance.
Nash Rawiller lands treble at Canterbury Nash Rawiller has taken riding honours at Canterbury, landing a winning treble with Brazen Beau, Knight Templar and Society Man.
Munce stunned by King Halo at Doomben Former kiwi galloper King Halo has rocketed home to beat San Clemente, stunning rival jockey Chris Munce at Doomben.
Guelph Trials in Style Superstar filly Guelph and her promising two year-old half-brother Ghibellines were both winners at the Rosehill trials on Tuesday morning.
Brazen Beau gives Waller 2YO breakthrough Brazen Beau has given trainer Chris Waller his first two-year-old winner this season with the colt lowering a boom on Gai Waterhouse's Hampton Court.
Jockey suspended for racial abuse Queensland jockey Melody O'Brien has been suspended for six weeks for racially abusing indigenous rider Bradley Appo.
Laing takes softer option with Polanski Robbie Laing has decided on the softer first-up option with Polanski, opting to run the colt in the Autumn Stakes instead of the CF Orr Stakes.
Speediness ready for Sydney stars Victorian galloper Speediness has been set for $9 million worth of Sydney races as he starts his autumn campaign in the Expressway Stakes at Randwick.
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Dean Yendall to ride Boomwaa in Lightning Two-year-old Boomwaa is set to contest the weight-for-age Lightning Stakes at Flemington against older horses with Dean Yendall to ride.
Treloar-Goold strike again at Doomben The trainer-jockey combination of Len Treloar and Geoff Goold has struck again with In The Sky Rocket winning at Doomben.
Lucky escape for Qld apprentice Taylor Queensland apprentice Alisha Taylor has escaped a fall at the Sunshine Coast with strained ligaments in her left shoulder.
Tax confusion stifling NZ horse sales Te Akau Racing boss David Ellis, the biggest spender at Karaka, says the NZ tax department must take some blame for falling bloodstock sales.
Moment Of Change favourite for Orr Stakes Moment Of Change has been installed favourite for the CF Orr Stakes as he steps to 1400m for the first time since his Rupert Clarke Stakes win in 2012.
Walsh booked for Tidal Bay in Hennessy Ruby Walsh will ride the Paul Nicholls-trained Todal Bay in the Hennessy Gold Cup at Leopardstown.
Royal Ascot winner Prohibit retired Royal Ascot winner Prohibit, who beat Star Witness to win the 2011 King's Stand Stakes, has been retired.
Lloyd Williams to move racing operation Lloyd Williams is set to move his racing operation from Mt Macedon to the Mornington Peninsula over the next 18 months.
Damian Browne snaps up Earthquake mount Brisbane jockey Damian Browne will ride Earthquake in the Blue Diamond fillies Prelude after Kerrin McEvoy ruled himself out with a knee injury.
River Lad in elite grade for Sydney debut Accomplished Brisbane sprinter River Lad will take on a star-studded field when he makes his Sydney debut in the Expressway Stakes.
Eurozone set to chase Group One win in Orr Three-year-old Eurozone has had a familiarisation gallop at Caulfield in preparation for an expected return to racing in the Group One CF Orr Stakes.
Complacent out of Sydney autumn carnival Three-year-old Complacent, rated by Peter Snowden as the best staying prospect he's trained, has been ruled out of the autumn carnival because of injury.
McEvoy set for scan as knee injury flares A knee injury will keep Kerrin McEvoy sidelined for another week after the jockey pulled up worse for wear following trackwork and barrier trial hit-outs.
Nostradamus set for Diamond Prelude clash Two-year-old colt Nostradamus, related to a Blue Diamond winner, will press his own claims for the Group One feature when he lines up in a lead-up race.
McEvoy maps new direction for Misty Eyes Trainer Tony McEvoy is banking on Misty Eyes living up to his pedigree by showing his worth over more ground at Canterbury.
McMahon keeps ride on Better Than Ready Trainer Kelly Schweida has confirmed jockey Ric McMahon will continue his successful association with Better Than Ready in the Rubiton Stakes.
Like A Carousel chasing maiden win The Ken Keys-trained Like A Carousel has been runner-up in his past six starts and has another try at shedding his maiden tag at Caulfield.
New ATC chairman confirmed Michael Crismale has been confirmed as the new chairman of the Australian Turf Club with Laurie Macri his deputy.
Law to stake early Golden Slipper claim Breeders' Plate winner Law will take the next step on his path to the Golden Slipper when he has his second start at Randwick.
Busy morning ahead for Kerrin McEvoy Kerrin McEvoy will put his injured knee to the test when he rides morning trackwork at Flemington before heading to Sydney for barrier trials.
Sertorius gallop will determine Orr start Jamie Edwards will wait until after Sertorius has a fast gallop to decide whether he resumes in the Orr Stakes against Cox Plate winner Shamus Award.
Rain Affair primed for return Trainer Joe Pride is looking forward to Rain Affair's return in the Group Two Expressway Stakes as he plots a Group One path for the sprinter.
Lord Of The Sky to be spelled The Robbie Laing-trained Lord Of The Sky has pulled up shin sore after his WJ Adams Stakes failure and will be sent for a spell.
Rubick pleases in track work-out Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Rubick has put in a solid gallop ahead of his trip south for the Prelude at Caulfield.
Liberty Leader to chase a rare Derby double after success at Elwick CAULFIELD trainer Tony Vasil will contemplate a South Australia Derby (2400m) run with Liberty Leader following his impressive win in the $100,000 Listed Schweppes Tasmanian Derby (2200m) at Elwick yesterday.
Winona Costin rides five winners Apprentice Winona Costin has ridden five winners at the Sapphire Coast including Grey Drama who claimed the Bega Town Plate.
Snitzerland to fulfil Group One destiny A decision on a Lightning Stakes start for Snitzerland will be made after the mare runs in a barrier trial at Rosehill.
Investigation into BC3 ongoing Racing Victoria says its investigation into the collapsed BC3 racing venture is the most complex ever undertaken by the ruling body.
Appearance ready to make her mark again Appearance will be aiming to get her career back on track after a disappointing spring when she resumes in the Expressway Stakes.
Shamus Award ready for Orr first-up tilt Cox Plate winner Shamus Award will be out to add another Group One weight-for-age victory to his record in the CF Orr Stakes.
Kelly says more in store for Hi Son Gold Coast trainer David Kelly believes Hi Son's future lies over longer distances but he is struggling to find a suitable race for his next start.
Pletcher enters 42 in Kentucky Derby American trainer Todd Pletcher has 42 three-year-olds entered for the Kentucky Derby which has received its highest entry for five years.
Spanish trainer targeting English Classic Spanish trainer Enrique Leon is hoping to Noozhoh Canarias can become the first horse from his country to run in an English Classic.
Whisky made to work at Sandown Oscar Whisky has had to work hard to gain his first win over fences on rain-soaked ground at Sandown.
Chad Schofield suspended at Caulfield Chad Schofield has been suspended for 12 meetings after pleading guilty to careless riding at Caulfield aboard Rawnaq.
Two Cup options for Prince Of Penzance Prince Of Penzance has won the Mornington Cup Prelude at Caulfield and will progress to either the Mornington Cup or Launceston Cup.
Sad end to WJ Adams Stakes at Caulfield Shamal Wind has won the Listed WJ Adams Stakes but the race had a sad postscript as filly Kiss A Rose collapsed in the mounting yard and died.
Puccini takes key Derby lead-up Glorious Lad and Chambord were expected to fight out a key NZ Derby lead-up but were both unplaced behind the underrated Puccini.
John Messara a double winner at Rosehill Racing NSW chairman John Messara has celebrated a winning double at Rosehill with Rowie and promising colt Woodbine.
Oliver pulls right rein with Bull Point Damien Oliver's decision to ride Bull Point over Prince Harada has had an immediate reward with victory in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield.
Excellantes books crack at Listed race Excellantes has booked a crack at the Listed Falvelon Quality with a solid win at Doomben.
Red Excitement wins again at Rosehill The Gerald Ryan-trained Red Excitement has overcome a wide barrier at Rosehill to make it back-to-back wins.
Nayeli impressive in Caulfield win The Gai Waterhouse-trained Nayeli has moved to outright third favourite for the Blue Diamond with an impressive win in the Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
Unequivocal on path to riches after win Noel Mayfield-Smith may have two stars in the making in Unequivocal and stable jockey Padraig Beggy.
Kah gets Melbourne winner on Sistine Demon Top Adelaide apprentice Jamie Kah has ridden her first Melbourne city winner during her loan stint at Caulfield on in-form Sistine Demon.
Colless rates Agitate the fastest Leading Brisbane jockey Glen Colless has rated Agitate the fastest horse out of the gates he's ever ridden.
Scratchy Bottom impressive at Caulfield Mick Kent believes Scratchy Bottom has the scope and ability to become an Oaks filly after her impressive first-up win at Caulfield.
Woodbine on way to Randwick Guineas Odds-on favourite Woodbine has won at Rosehill but not without a few anxious moments for the son of Miss Finland.
Sandown track given tick of approval The renovated course proper at Sandown has been given the tick of approval by stewards with racing to return to the track on February 19.
Jacquinot Bay brings back memories Jacquinot Bay has a special place in the heart of owner Bill Wilde who was a member of the allied forces in New Guinea during the Second World War.
Waterhouse with strong hand at Caulfield Gai Waterhouse has leading contenders in three feature races at Caulfield including Blue Diamond hopeful Nayeli in the Group Three Chairman's Stakes.
Ryan happy with Rubick's preparation Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Rubick has been given a solid gallop at Rosehill after trainer Gerald Ryan delayed his trip to Melbourne.
Fiorente Melbourne bound after trial Fiorente is slated to kick off his campaign in Melbourne in either the Futurity Stakes or Peter Young Stakes at Caulfield.
NSW stipe lands Qld gig NSW stipe Sam Woolaston has been announced as the new senior steward in North Queensland.
Peggy Jean faces acid test at Rosehill Decisons on Peggy Jean's autumn campaign will be made after the Inglis Classic winner runs at Rosehill.
General Truce chasing another upset Honest sprinter General Truce will be chasing back-to-back Listed wins in WJ Adams Stakes on his way to an Oakleigh Plate start.
I Am Boss ready for city test Toowoomba trainer Tony Sears is confident two-year-old I Am Boss will cope with the jump to city racing at Doomben on Saturday.
Shamus Award wins Flemington jump-out Three-year-old Shamus Award is on target for his return in the CF Orr Stakes after scoring a pleasing win in a jump-out at Flemington.
Dunn banking on Colless at Doomben Leading Brisbane trainer Matt Dunn has put his faith in jockey Glen Colless, who will take a sit on noted front-runner The White Hope at Doomben.
Certify back with a bang in Dubai Top filly Certify has made a winning return for Godolphin in Dubai after a long lay-off due to her suspension in the wake of the steroid scandal.
Melbourne Cup winner to trial at Randwick Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente will be among a host of high-profile horses in action at the Randwick barrier trials.
Baster looking forward to Zululand return Stephen Baster has a good opinion of two-year-old Zululand who'll be out to book a spot in the Blue Diamond when he resumes in the Chairman's Stakes.
Swan Hill races off due to expected heat The race meeting set down for Swan Hill on Monday has been abandoned because of expected extreme heat.
Irish raider confirmed for Championships Irish gelding Gordon Lord Byron will make the trip to Australia for The Championships with the TJ Smith Stakes his likely mission.
Carnival aspirants to step out at Rosehill Gai Waterhouse will unveil several of her up-and-coming carnival contenders at Rosehill, headed by early Doncaster Mile fancy Ecuador.
Lord Of The Sky ready for stakes test Lord Of The Sky will be out to stamp himself as an Oakleigh Plate contender when he lines up in his first stakes test over 1000m at Caulfield.
Ortensia in foal to Choisir Dual hemisphere Group I-winning mare Ortensia is in foal to another internationally successful sprinter Choisir.
Lure of bonuses to keep Agitate in Qld Trainer Kelly Schweida has elected to keep Agitate in Queensland this autumn to chase QTIS bonuses rather head to Melbourne.
Earthquake pleases Snowden in trial Earthquake has ramped up her preparations for the Blue Diamond Stakes with a solid barrier trial at Cranbourne.
Waller hoping patience pays with juveniles Juvenile Delectation is poised to deliver Chris Waller his first two-year-old winner of the season at Rosehill.
Hi Son to tackle Open company Hi Son gets the chance to prove his staying credentials at Doomben on Saturday.
Huge entry for Aintree showpiece The Grand National has received its highest number of entries for five years with 115 horses nominated for the world's most famous steeplechase.
Auroras Encore retired after leg fracture Aurora's Encore, a surprise winner of the 2013 Grand National, has been reitred after undergoing surgery for a leg fracture.
Big week continues for Ron Quinton Fresh from being awarded an Australia Day honour, Ron Quinton has again had cause for celebration with the win by Intimate Moment at Warwick Farm.
Racing Victoria powers boosted Racing Victoria has welcomed new legislation which provides its integrity department with jurisdiction over unlicensed persons participating in racing.
Gem scores upset at Eagle Farm Atlantis Gem has upset two big betting plunges, scoring an upset victory at Eagle Farm.
Pride pulls right rein in Sir Berus backup The decision to backup Sir Berus four days after he was unplaced at Randwick has proved a winning move for trainer Joe Pride.
Teronado likely to resume in Sydney Brisbane three-year-old Teronado is likely to start at Rosehill on Saturday instead of Doomben due to a smaller field in Sydney.
Cozamanis laments wide draw for Vatican Vatican will chase his second straight Listed win at Caulfield in the WJ Adams Stakes but trainer Byron Cozamanis admits he'll need luck from a wide gate.
Hard work pays for El-Issa Bob El-Issa has ridden a winning double for trainer Tony Gollan at Eagle Farm.
Australian Guineas aim for The Quarterback Promising three-year-old The Quarterback kicks off his campaign, aimed at the Group One Australian Guineas, in the Manfred Stakes at Caulfield.
Peter Robl sidelined for six months Jockey Peter Robl will have an MRI scan in July to determine whether he can return to race riding.
Larry Cassidy injured at Eagle Farm Larry Cassidy has stood down from riding at Eagle Farm due to a hernia and is expected to miss around three weeks.
Payne fillies to kick off at Rosehill Trainer David Payne has ruled out an ATC Oaks campaign for Quayside but the Group One could loom as a goal for stablemate Artistic Lass.
Exchange rate impacts on sale Australian buyers were weaker than usual at the Karaka yearling sale in part because of their weak currency, but it was good news for NZ buyers.
Change of plans for Esprit de Bullet Adelaide gelding Esprit de Bullet will chase a break-through stakes success at Caulfield, en route to the Group One Lightning Stakes.
Heys makes early sales splash Young Waikato horseman Bryce Heys made an impression for the first time at the Karaka yearling sales after buying an O'Reilly filly for $475,000.
Le Metayer over budget on $550,000 colt Louis Le Metayer went $150,000 over budget to buy a High Chaparral-Alagant Satin colt from Curraghmore Stud on behalf of Queensland's Ron Wanless.
McEvoy set to return for Earthquake ride Darley's top jockey Kerrin McEvoy has received positive news on the knee injury he suffered during a race fall in New Zealand.
French import poised for Australian debut Rio Perdido, the latest European to try its luck in Australia, will make his local debut for Kris Lees at Rosehill.
He's Your Man heading to Mornington Cup Imported galloper He's Your Man is being aimed at the Mornington Cup and steps to a more suitable distance in the Mornington Cup Prelude at Caulfield.
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Hickman pair poised for home track success A descendant of bonny filly Research and a Darley cast-off will represent Greg Hickman's hopes for home track success at Warwick Farm.
Qld Racing inquiry report ready soon The report from the Queensland Racing Commission of Inquiry will be delivered to the state government early in February.
Minimum weight dropped for Doncaster The minimum for the Doncaster Mile will drop two kilograms to 50kg under a rule change, making conditions the same as the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Jakkalberry retired with injury Globetrotting stayer Jakkalberry, who finished third in the 2012 Melbourne Cup, has been retired due to injury.
Emotional time for sale-topping studmaster A draft strong in numbers and quality has made Waikato Stud the leading vendor for the first time at the Karaka premier yearling sale.
Ellis dominates first day of sale With Australian buyers less prominent than usual, leading New Zealand buyer David Ellis dominated the first day of the Karaka premier sale.
Exchange rate factor minimal: Moody The Australian dollar gets fewer NZ dollars than it did a year ago but trainer Peter Moody doesn't think it's affecting Australian buyers at Karaka.
House Of Stars bound for Tasmanian Oaks Caulfield Cup-winning jockey turned trainer Brent Stanley is eyeing the Tasmanian Oaks with House Of Stars after the filly scored a city win at Mornington.
The Queen keeping tabs on former horse Trainer Chris Waller has filmed a video for Queen Elizabeth, outlining plans for her former horse My Kingdom Of Fife who is returning from injury.
Mornington double has Kent smiling Mick Kent couldn't get to the opening day of the Karaka Yearling Sale after having his passport stolen but had reason to smile with a Mornington double.
Trainer Erwin Takacs listed as critical Kembla Grange trainer Erwin Takacs has undergone brain surgery after an accident while swimming a horse at the track.
Unequivocal to take on Peggy Jean again Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith has high hopes Unequivocal can prove herself at Rosehill after running third to Peggy Jean in the Inglis Classic.
Oliver looks forward to riding Bull Point Damien Oliver is looking forward to riding Bull Point in the Manfred Stakes after making the tough choice to ride that colt over Prince Harada.
Damien Oliver to trial Earthquake Damien Oliver will ride boom filly Earthquake in a trial at Cranbourne with Darley's stable jockey Kerrin McEvoy nursing an injured knee.
Back to the drawing board with Adebisi Brisbane sprinter Adebisi will be given some remedial training over jumps in an effort to get his mind back on racing after his Canterbury failure.
Champ's close relation out of sale A three-quarter sister to champion galloper So You Think has been withdrawn from the Karaka premier sale due to filling in her hind leg.
Rogersons gets early sale topper Graeme and Debbie Rogerson have won a robust bidding war to secure a Fastnet Rock-Katie Lee filly for $800,000 on day one of the Karaka premier sale.
Clarry Conners snr dies aged 97 Clarry Conners snr, the patriarch of a three-generation training family, has died in Sydney aged 97.
Hurricane Fly wins 19th Grade One Champion hurdler Hurricane Fly has claimed his fourth Irish Champion Hurdle despite an injury scare in the lead-up.
McEvoy escapes serious injury at Ellerslie Kerrin McEvoy has escaped unhurt from a fall at the Karaka Million meeting at Ellerslie in Auckland.
Fillydelphia wins Sunshine Coast Cup The robert Heathcote-trained Fillydelphia has put her bad luck behind her to claim a Listed win in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Weir aiming at Adelaide Group Ones Darren Weir is aiming Platelet at the same two Group Ones the mare won last season while stablemate May's Dream will head towards the Australasian Oaks.
Streama steps up another gear A decision on whether Streama takes on the speedsters in the Lightning Stakes will be made after she runs in a barrier trial.
Stars to step out at Cranbourne trials Victoria Derby winner Polanski and Blue Diamond fancy Earthquake will be two high-profile horses stepping out in barrier trials at Cranbourne.
Rubick pleases Ryan post-race Gerald Ryan is pleased with how Rubick has come through his winning debut ahead of his road trip to Melbourne to prepare for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Whitby thrilled with A Touch Of Ruby Max Whitby has celebrated a Group One win by A Touch Of Ruby in the Thorndon Mile, the pregnant mare's swan song.
Moody fillies to resume at Mornington Spirit Of Heaven is one of two Peter Moody-trained fillies kicking off their campaigns at Mornington ahead of a planned stakes mission.
Annie turns on the Power at Doncaster A decision on which race Annie Power tackles at the Cheltenham Festival will not be made until closer to Britain's premier jumps meeting.
Big Buck's beaten but no bowed Champion hurdler Big Buck's has been beaten on his return to racing from injury to put an end to his 18-race winning streak.
Racing NSW CEO recognised with award The chief executive of Racing NSW has been recognised for his efforts to ensure the future of the state's industry.
Ron Quinton shocked by Aust Day honour Ron Quinton has worn many hats during his long career in the racing industry and his efforts have been acknowledged with an Australia Day honour.
Schofield brings up treble with Listed win Chad Schofield has brought up a winning treble at Caulfield with an upset win aboard Finishing Card in the Listed John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield.
Grylls takes big Trentham double Craig Grylls has ridden the Thorndon Mile-Wellington Cup double aboard A Touch of Ruby and Graphic at Trentham.
Harrison guides Tukiyo to Nudgee win Tegan Harrison has steered Tukiyo to victory in the Listed Nudgee Quality at Eagle Farm.
Snowden has a couple of live Diamond hopes Mohave and Eloping showed they are on target for a Blue Diamond tilt with wins in Melbourne while Rubick earned favouritism with victory in Sydney.
Travolta earns trip home to NZ with win Former New Zealander Travolta has earned a trip back across the Tasman for the Auckland Cup with his victory in the Australia Day Cup at Randwick.
Carn wins again at huge odds Carn has scored his third city race at huge odds with a narrow victory at Eagle Farm, paying $81.
Eloping makes it two from two in Preview Eloping has earned a shot at the Blue Diamond Stakes with her second win from as many starts in the Blue Diamond fillies Preview.
Saralago gets revenge on Pheidon Saralago has lowered the colours of two previously unbeaten three-year-olds at Randwick to give the Hawkes team another winner.
Rocky King lands another 1000m win The Tom Bourke-trained Rocky King has proved too strong for his rivals over 1000m at Eagle Farm.
Weir opens Caulfield meet with another win A day after preparing a winning treble at Moonee Valley, trainer Darren Weir kept the momentum going with Means A Lot winning the opener at Caulfield.
Rubick lives up to the hype The well-bred Rubick has lived up to expecations on debut at Randwick with plans in place to go to Melbourne for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Wet no worry for Club Command Club Command is set to get the job done in the Listed Sunshine Coast Cup with a heavy track holding no fears for trainer Peter Moody.
Mullins reveals midweek scare for Fly Trainer Willie Mullins has revealed Hurricane Fly had an injury scare in the lead-up to his bid for a fourth successive Irish Champion Hurdle.
Richie's Vibe wins Australia Stakes Richie's Vibe has scored the biggest win of his career as he defeated short-priced favourite Moment Of Change in the Group Two Australia Stakes.
Knoydart wins Listed Canterbury Classic A gelding operation has turned the career of Knoydart around with Kerrun McEvoy steering him to a Listed win in the Canterbury Classic.
Master's Degree gives trainer special win Four-year-old Master's Degree has provided his trainer, breeder and part-owner Steven Lake with a satisfying city win at Moonee Valley.
Solsay could chase stakes win in Tassie The Mick Kent-trained Solsay has appreciated a drop in class to win over 1200m at Moonee Valley and could chase a Listed win in Tasmania.
Brad Rawiller gets two meetings off ban Brad Rawiller has had a 10-meeting careless riding suspension reduced by two meetings on appeal and can ride in-form Rainbow Storm in the Tasmanian Derby.
New track ratings proposed Under a proposed revision of track ratings, the numerical system will remain in place but terminology will change.
Modoc headed to Victoria after Scone romp Unbeaten two-year-old Modoc has scored an easy win at Scone and will now head to Mornington for next month's $250,000 Inglis Premier.
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Kiss Me Ketut gets ready for Tas campaign Stephen Theodore is taking Kiss Me Ketut and Road Trippin' to Tasmania next month for a shot at its Listed races.
Judgment reserved in More Joyous case Gai Waterhouse will have to wait to find out if she has been successful in her latest appeal against convictions in the More Joyous case.
O'Brien-trained colts given jump-outs Cox Plate winner Shamus Award has pleased jockey Craig Williams in an easy jump-out at Flemington in preparation for the colt's return to racing.
Handsome in town hoping for wet Randwick Melbourne trainer Troy Portelli has headed north with Handsome hoping the predicted rain in Sydney eventuates.
Riley pair set for Blue Diamond Previews Monrington trainer Mark Riley has tried to replicate race conditions for his unraced pair that take on the Blue Diamond Previews at Caulfield.
McEvoy targets Oakleigh Plate with Iconic Trainer Tony McEvoy is keen to give Iconic a crack at next month's Oakleigh Plate.
Jacquetta due for some luck in Nudgee Trainer Brian Guy admits his mare Jacquetta will need some luck from her wide barrier to win the Listed Nudgee Quality at Eagle Farm.
Rodd and Kavanagh split Michael Rodd has quit as stable jockey for Melbourne trainer Mark Kavanagh to become a freelance rider.
Laing bullish ahead of Diamond Preview Robbie Laing says stakes winning filly Golconda is bigger and stronger as she prepares to put her Blue Diamond credentials on show at Caulfield.
Schofield loses appeal, sentence reduced Glyn Schofield has lost his appeal against a handling charge but has been successful in having his penalty varied.
Steven King returns with Seymour winner Jockey Steven King has ridden a winner in his first ride back at Seymour after spending nine months out recovering from a foot injury.
Conners filly to Create good impression Four-time Golden Slipper winning trainer Clarry Conners is looking forward to the debut of juvenile filly Create at Randwick.
Ritchie hopes for good Trentham track Cambridge trainer Shaune Ritchie is hoping Zurella can get a long-awaited Group One victory in the Thorndon Mile at Trentham.
Finishing Card can surprise: McDonald Trainer Clinton McDonald has described Finishing Card as a no-frills type but says he is capable of surprising in the John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield.
Zedi Knight takes aim in Australia Stakes Zedi Knight lines up for his third attempt in an Australia Stakes and trainer Brendan McCarthy believes the horse is going well enough to give it a shake.
BRC hire first racing manager The Brisbane Race Club have hired a racing manager for the first time with former journalist Bart Sinclair given the job.
Happy night for Moreira in Hong Kong Former champion Singapore-based jockey Joao Moreira has continued his brilliant form in Hong Kong with a quartet of winners at Happy Valley.
Jockey Moor weighs in light at Seymour Stewards have disqualified a horse which was first past the post in a race at Seymour after its jockey Daniel Moor weighed in light.
Heathcote calls for more prizemoney in QLD Leading Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote has called for improved prizemoney in Queensland racing to help locals qualify for winter features.
Australia Day Cup test for Big Memory Trainer Tony McEvoy hopes to better gauge the carnival credentials of Big Memory with a staying test in the Australia Day Cup.
Gollan has confidence in Priscilla Apprentice Priscilla Schmidt has been given a huge vote of confidence from trainer Tony Gollan who booked her to ride Miss Leibert in the Nudgee Quality.
RV looks into organised crime allegations Racing Victoria is cooperating with Australia's intelligence agency following allegations that an Asian crime gang has infiltrated racing in Victoria.
Weight right for Classic hopeful Adebisi Trainer Desleigh Forster says her Eagle Farm speedster Adebisi is weighted nicely for the Canterbury Classic thanks to Howmuchdoyouloveme.
Bookies hit as huge gambles landed Winning plunges on horses with links to legendary gambler and former trainer Barney Curley have hit English bookmakers hard.
Frankie Dettori returns a double winner Frankie Dettori has made a winning return to riding after almost four months out with a broken ankle.
Sertorius on track for Orr Stakes return Zipping Classic winner Sertorius has pleased his co-trainer Jamie Edwards in an exhibition gallop ahead of a planned return in the CF Orr Stakes.
No winners for Cassidy in comeback meet Jim Cassidy's first race meeting since the Melbourne spring carnival didn't yield any winners and had an inglorious aside to boot.
Tudor out to earn Diamond shot in Preview Two-year-old Tudor ran into a smart filly on debut at Bendigo but will be out to keep his Blue Diamond hopes alive with a strong showing at Caulfield.
Florida takes new route to win at Doomben Florida Fellow has broken his city duck with a victory at Doomben after some crafty work from trainer Bryan Guy.
Ryan keeping a close eye on the weather Trainer Gerald Ryan is concerned about predictions for a wet end to the week in Sydney ahead of the debut of highly-touted colt Rubick.
Outback Joe making the grade Outback Joe has come from running last at Albury to winning a Listed race at Flemington all within two years.
Moment Of Change odds-on for Valley sprint Group One winner Moment Of Change is the class runner in the Australia Stakes and has been installed an odds-on favourite for the 1200m race.
Small winds back the clock at Doomben Veteran jockey Cyril Small has ridden a winner at Doomben, his first metropolitan victory in more than eight years.
Gondokoro set for big autumn Queensland Oaks winner Gondokoro has been nominated for major autumn races as she resumes in the Listed John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield.
Red Tracer set for France ZOUSTAR has the job of flying the Chris Waller stable flag in England - but it will be left to stablemate Red Tracer to do likewise in France.
Peter Robl to miss Sydney autumn carnival Injured jockey Peter Robl will spend a minimum of three months out of the saddle following a race fall at Scone.
Stewart admits nerves at Buck's return Owner Andy Stewart admits he is a nervous man ahead of Big Buck's return to the track at Cheltenham after more than a year off with injury.
Entries taken for Melbourne autumn feature Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente and Cox Plate winner Shamus Award are among the entries for this year's Group One Australian Cup.
Search for form line for Illustrious Lad Trainer Peter Gelagotis is weighing up the pros and cons of running Illustrious Lad in the Blue Diamond Preview.
Midsummer Sun ready for 2400 metres Sam Kavanagh is looking forward to stepping Midsummer Sun up to the 2400 metres of the Australia Day Cup at Randwick.
Three knee operations can't stop Tokugawa Lightly-raced Tokugawa, who has undergone three knee operations, resumes after a lengthy spell in the Group Two Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Mr Smart returns to Randwick Steve Farley is hoping Mr Smart can add his name to the metropolitan winners' list at Randwick after his second in a similar race last start.
Steven King returns after foot injury Caulfield and Melbourne Cups-winning jockey Steven King makes his return to racing at Seymour after a lengthy injury-enforced break.
Better Than Ready pleases in barrier trial Brisbane sprinter Better Than Ready has pleased trainer Kelly Schweida with a third in a barrier trial ahead of a Melbourne Group One campaign.
Big Buck's in pleasing work-out Four-time World Hurdle winner Big Buck's has been schooled by new jockey Sam Twiston-Davies ahead of his return from injury.
Jakkalberry chasing Dubai Gold Jakkalberry has come through his win at Wolverhampton with no signs of the injury which kept him off the scene for almost a year off and will go to Dubai..
Mallyon takes lead in Rising Star Series Katelyn Mallyon's good form has continued at Echuca with her win in the Rising Stars Series heat taking her to the top of the standings.
Berry and Bowman lured to Hong Kong Tommy Berry and Hugh Bowman have both accepted three month contracts to ride in Hong Kong after the Sydney autumn carnival.
Sheikh Fahad buys into Zoustar Valuable colt Zoustar will race in the colours of Qatar's Sheikh Fahad al Thani after a deal between Widden Stud and the Melbourne Cup winning owner.
Eloping on trial for Diamond in Preview The performance of Eloping in the Blue Diamond Preview at Caulfield will give co-trainer Peter Morgan a guide on whether he has a Blue Diamond contender.
Bid to open up wagering in Queensland Racing Queensland has called for expressions of interest from wagering operators as the exclusive deal with Tattsbet comes to an end.
Australian Derby hopes for Gamblin' Guru Adelaide trainer Leon Macdonald is hoping to claim a second Australian Derby with Gamblin' Guru, a close relation to his first, Gold Guru.
Sea Lord aims for second Australia Stakes The Stephen Brown-trained Sea Lord will be chasing his first win in 12 months when he aims for back-to-back Australia Stakes victories at Moonee Valley.
All going to plan for Rubick Gerald Ryan expects Rubick to justify his high opinion when he makes his much-anticipated debut at Randwick.
Recite could run in the Australian Guineas The Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington is a target for the John Bary-trained Recite, winner of the Levin Classic in New Zealand.
Paul King, Richard Bensley on injured list Jockeys Paul King and Richard Bensley have joined Peter Robl and Kathy O'Hara on the injured list after falls at Kembla Grange and Albury.
Wise Dan named US Horse of the Year American star Wise Dan has become the sixth horse to be named United States Horse of the Year in two consecutive years.
Shamus Award up and running Cox Plate winner Shamus Award and Group One winning stablemate Shamexpress are back in business for the autumn features.
Geoff Goold making his mark Mature-aged Queensland apprentice Geoff Goold left a career as an agricultural scientist for a life in the saddle.
Guineas and Diamond in Snowden's sights As Paul Snowden approaches his final carnival as Darley's Melbourne foreman, he hopes for Group One success in the Blue Diamond and Australian Guineas.
Brigantin to run in Australia Day Cup Former French horse Brigantin is scheduled to step up to 2400m in the Australia Day Cup before a possible return to Victoria for the Mornington Cup.
Appearance preparing for comeback Triple Group One winner Appearance is forward in her preparation and will trial at Hawkesbury with the Expressway Stakes her likely first assignment.
Sire De Grugy wins Clarence House Chase Sire De Grugy has lived up to expectations with an easy win in the Clarence House Chase and will now head to the Cheltenham Festival.
Doubles to trainers and jockeys A Darren Weir double at Flemington has stretched his lead in the Victorian trainers metropolitan premiership to seven over Peter Moody.
Group One double for Du Plessis in NZ Mark Du Plessis has ridden two Group One winners at the Trentham summer carnival with Hawke's Bay horses both sired by Darci Brahma.
General Truce takes out Kensington Stakes General Truce has won the Listed Kensington Stakes and trainer Ricky Maund will now look to give the sprinter his chance in the Group One Lightning Stakes.
Jacquinot Bay back on winners' list Jacquinot Bay has returned to the winners' list at Randwick but his trainer Guy Walter is not aiming too high and will let the horse feel his way.
Terms Of Trade lands plunge at Doomben Terms Of Trade has landed a decent betting plunge with an impressive victory at Doomben.
Eraset defeats favourites at Flemington The Danny O'Brien-trained Eraset has ended a long drought from the winner's circle with victory at Flemington.
Peggy Jean wears down Boomwaa in Classic Peggy Jean has worn down Group Three winner Boomwaa to win the rich Inglis Classic at Randwick.
Hostess delivers at Flemington Flying Hostess has extended Darren Weir's lead in the Victorian metropolitan trainers' premiership winning at Flemington.
River Lad heading to Sydney's Expressway River Lad will be given a crack at the Group Two Expressway Stakes at Randwick in February after scoring at Doomben on Saturday.
Melbourne Cup winner gallops at Randwick Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente has impressed jockey James McDonald in an exhibition gallop with stablemate Carlton House at Randwick.
Nostradamus second favourite for Diamond Nostradamus, a half-brother to 2010 Blue Diamond winner Star Witness, has moved to second favourite for the Blue Diamond with an impressive debut win.
BRC chief should be known by Wednesday The new chief executive of the Brisbane Race Club could be named by Wednesday.
Dettori to return at Lingfield Frankie Dettori will make his return from injury when he rides at Lingfield before heading to Dubai for the carnival.
O'Hara has suspected broken wrist Jockey Kathy O'Hara has a suspected broken wrist after a fall at Gosford just a day after Peter Robl fell at Scone.
Newitt has big opinion of He's Your Man Craig Newitt has a big opinion of import He's Your Man and is hoping the horse's ability gets him home at Flemington over a distance short of his best.
Star Witness relation odds-on for debut Two-year-old Nostradamus, a half-brother to Blue Diamond winner Star Witness, is odds-on favourite to make a winning debut at Flemington.
Mallyon enjoying move to city stable Apprentice Katelyn Mallyon recently joined the Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra stable on loan and hopes to continue a good run for the team at Flemington.
Bathurst race club's licence suspended The Bathurst race club has had its licence suspended following an over watering debacle which caused a meeting to be abandoned.
First Command back to chase three-peat First Command has pleased trainer Anthony Freedman ahead of his bid to win the Listed Kensington Stakes for the third straight year.
Calthorpe hoping for Inglis cash return Visiting Victorian trainer Chris Calthorpe has a high opinion of Armageddon On It and hopes he can make his presence felt at Randwick.
Maules Creek back in a new stable Trainer Craig Widdison is hoping that Maules Creek will go better in his second appearance for his stable over a longer distance.
Nolan escapes big freeze in the US Trainer Paul Nolan admits he's lucky to have escaped a frosty US in time to saddle up promising stayer Secret Garden at Doomben on Saturday.
Schweida banks on Larry for Secret Harmony Eagle Farm trainer Kelly Schweida has opted for experienced jockey Larry Cassidy to get the job done on Secret Harmony at Doomben on Saturday.
Melbourne trip on the line for Cauthen Cauthen, who beat Shamus Award and Long John in Melbourne last spring, resumes in the Telegraph Handicap at Trentham.
Black Caviar tops world rankings Black Caviar and French mare Treve have been ranked the equal top horses in the world for 2013 with a rating of 130.
MRC "got it wrong" with Caulfield track Melbourne Racing Club's CEO Brodie Arnhold has conceded the Caulfield track didn't perform to the standard expected on Wednesday with the rail out 14m.
Eagle's early speed to negate wide draw New Zealand raider Vinnie Eagle has arrived safely in Sydney in preparation for the rich Inglis Classic at Randwick.
Bayrir gets jump on carnival contenders Group One winner Bayrir will kick off his second Australian campaign with a view towards some autumn carnival targets.
Griffiths confident Chile is in the mix Trainer Robbie Griffiths is hoping a drop in weight for his smart galloper Chile Express will compensate for a lift in grade at Flemington.
Kensington Stakes test for Pocket Rockets The Listed Kensington Stakes performance of Pocket Rockets will guide trainer Tony McEvoy on whether to give the sprinter a shot at the Oakleigh Plate.
Heatwave forces Stawell cancellation The Victorian heatwave has forced authorities to cancel Friday's Stawell meeting fearing it could be hazardous for horses and jockeys.
Robl released from hospital after fall Sydney jockey Peter Robl has been cleared of spinal injuries and released from hospital in Newcastle after a race fall at Scone.
Kah looking to make impact in Melbourne Apprentice Jamie Kah already has an Adelaide jockeys' premiership to her credit and is hoping to make an impact during a loan stint in Melbourne.
Weetwood history starts at Doomben Miss Imagica will commence her summer-autumn campaign in the Sita Australia Handicap (1200m) at Doomben on Saturday.
Waterhouse withdraws Fiorente over track Gai Waterhouse has questioned why Randwick's two superior tracks were out of action for an important set of barrier trials.
Cassidy to return at Randwick on Wednesday Grand Slam winning jockey Jim Cassidy will make his return to the saddle at Randwick on Wednesday.
Racing Qld extend hunt for chief stipe Racing Queensland has extended the deadline for applications for its new chief racing steward until the end of January.
Triple Crown Aiming for Third Inglis Classic Win The Triple Crown Syndications team is hoping to collect their third Inglis Classic winners trophy this Saturday with aspirants Peggy Jean (Myboycharlie ex Lady of Love) and Smokin Snitzel (Snitzel ex Last Blaze (JPN)) among the final field.
Frankel's first foal born at Coolmore Group Three winning mare Chrysanthemum has produced the first foal by champion Frankel, a colt born at Coolmore Stud in Ireland.
Caulfield meeting beats the heat The heat was oppressive and reached nearly 42 degrees before race seven but man and beast got through it in one piece at Caulfield on Wednesday.
Peter Robl outed for six meetings Peter Robl has fallen foul of stewards at Canterbury for an overly-aggressive manoeuvre aboard beaten favourite Pera Pera.
Wakefield's luck changes as Grayson wins Grayson Square has scored an impressive win at Eagle Farm for trainer Brian Wakefield, putting a smile on his face after a recent motorcycle accident.
Theodore upbeat ahead of Kensington Stakes Stephen Theodore has elected to drop Don't Get Excited back in distance in the Kensington Stakes and believes he'll finish strongly if he gets cover.
Gauci cops first suspension in six years Darren Gauci was among three jockeys who pleaded guilty to careless riding at Caulfield and received 10 meeting bans.
Group One chances for Avdulla in NZ Brenton Avdulla will forgo riding at the Inglis Classic meeting at Randwick and instead head to Trentham for two Group One mounts.
Oakleigh Plate goal for Lord Of The Sky Talented sprinting colt Lord Of The Sky has made a one-act affair of a midweek 1000m sprint at Caulfield as he heads towards the Oakleigh Plate.
Baker turns on more Magic at Canterbury Fresh from claiming the Magic Millions Classic, Bjorn Baker has produced two winners from his only two runners at Canterbury.
Injury rules Invisible out of the autumn Invisible will spend up to nine months on the sidelines after suffering a serious injury during the Magic Millions Classic.
Hearn celebrates Eagle Farm winner Apprentice Alex Hearn has capped his return from a successful stint in Perth with a win aboard Simply Chanel at Eagle Farm.
Cahill set to ride Adebisi in Sydney Brisbane jockey Michael Cahill has ridden Adebisi in a sizzling exhibition gallop at Eagle Farm with the pair set to combine in the Canterbury Classic.
Bowman keen on Boomwaa in Classic A solid trackwork gallop has boosted Hugh Bowman's confidence he is on the right horse in the rich Inglis Classic at Randwick.
Hobby trainer wins at Caulfield A hobby trainer with just two horses in his stable has pulled off his first city win at Caulfield with his six-year-old stayer Red Fella.
Justiceforall does BlueBlood proud! Justiceforall kicked off his first up run with a win at Wangaratta yesterday in race 3, an 1170m maiden with Linda Meech on-board.
Top Sight scores debut win at Caulfield Two-year-old filly Top Sight has made a promising start to her career with a last-to-first debut win at Caulfield over 1000m.
Dettori on verge of comeback from injury Frankie Dettori is close to a return from an ankle injury which cost him the winning ride on Treve in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
St Nicholas Abbey loses battle Six-time Group One winner St Nicholas Abbey has been euthanised with Coolmore saying he was suffering from inoperable colic.
Earthquake fav for Diamond and Slipper Darley filly Earthquake is the early favourite for the country's two major juvenile races with TAB opening their Golden Slipper market.
Tributes flow for Percy Sykes Percy Sykes has been remembered by his close friend John Messara as a pioneer in equine veterinary practice and a genius.
Rebel Dane to resume in TJ Smith Stakes Trainer Gary Portelli will prepare Rebel Dane for a first-up tilt a the $2.5 million weight-for-age TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Trainer hopes Oisin can do his magic Young Camperdown trainer Clint Marshall is hoping that Irish apprentice Oisin Murphy can maintain his winning form on Vixen Hustler at Caulfield.
Heatwave means early Caulfield race start Racing Victoria has brought forward the first race at Caulfield to 11am on Wedenesday as heatwave conditions continue throughout Victoria.
Undeniably an experiment but worth it Young trainer Todd Balfour says experienced gelding Undeniably, who he bought for $58,000, is an experiment but well worth the risk.
Ryan hoping to have two Classic runners Gerald Ryan believes Peggy Jean and Smokin Snitzel deserve their places in the Inglis Classic field but admits Boomwaa will be hard to beat.
Holiday over for Craig Williams Champion jockey Craig Williams is back riding at Caulfield after a stint in Japan and a holiday break with his family.
Straturbo the one to catch at Canterbury Trainer Gary Portelli will be clear in his instructions to apprentice Damien Thornton when he legs him aboard Straturbo at Cantebrury - lead or else.
Schofield loses appeal against suspension Champion apprentice jockey Chad Schofield will have to serve out his latest suspension after losing an appeal against the severity of the 12-meeting ban.
Master vet Percy Sykes dead at 93 Veterinarian Dr Percy Sykes, "the doctor they call when all hope's lost", has died in Sydney at the age of 93.
Walter hoping for better luck at Randwick Trainer Guy Walter is hoping Randwick will bring out the best in Jacquinot Bay who he says disappointed on a leader-biased Rosehill.
Caulfield to start earlier because of heat Race meetings at Wangaratta on Tuesday and Caulfield on Wednesday will start earlier than usual because of expected high temperatures.
Bowman to ride Boomwaa in Classic Trainer Robbie Laing and jockey Hugh Bowman will combine for the first time since the Victoria Derby win of Polanski when Boomwaa runs at Randwick.
Kaiser Sun set for Kensington Stakes test Two strong wins over 1000m at Flemington this campaign has earned lightly-raced sprinter Kaiser Sun his chance in the Listed Kensington Stakes.
Fiorente to step out in barrier trial Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente is scheduled to make his first autumn appearance in a barrier trial at Randwick.
King ready to return to race riding Jockey Steven King has been off the scene for nine months due to a foot injury but is ready to make his race riding return.
Chad Schofield appeals Seymour suspension Cox Plate-winning apprentice Chad Schofield has appealed the decision and severity of a 12-meeting careless riding suspension.
Waterhouse biggest buyer at Magic Millions Gai Waterhouse has come away from the Magic Millions yearling sale as the biggest buyer, outlaying more than $8 million at the Gold Coast complex.
Blackiston targets his second BMW Nigel Blackiston won the Group One BMW with Littorio in 2010 and has pinpointed the 2400m staying feature as Let's Make Adeal's main autumn aim this year.
Rain Affair ready for big autumn Joe Pride believes the time is right for sprinter Rain Affair to fulfil his Group One destiny during the Sydney autumn carnival.
Heathcote has Oaks ambitions for Sea Red Premier Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote says the lack of prize money in Queensland puts Sea Red at a disadvantage as he maps out an Oaks campaign.
Akeed Mofeed off to Dubai not Sydney Hong Kong Cup winner Akeed Mofeed has been ruled out of the Sydney autumn carnival due to quarantine protocols and will instead go to Dubai.
Weir aims at spring return for Puissance Darren Weir says Puissance De Lune will be given the chance to return in the spring but still needs more time for his tendon injury to heal.
Third time lucky for Velrosso Trainer Chris Waller scored back-to-back wins in the Magic Millions Cup when Velrosso held off a late lunge from Golden Slipper winner Phelan Ready.
Double to Joe Pride on home track Kathy O'Hara has filled in for Josh Parr on Let's Rock'n'Roll to give trainer Joe Pride a winning double at Warwick Farm.
Anlon arrives in time to capture Manifold The Darren Weir-trained Anlon has claimed his first stakes win, defeating Limes by the barest of margins in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes.
Agadir stamps himself a future star Agadir has made it three wins from three starts and stamped himself as a star of the future with a determined win at Warwick Farm.
Baker in incredible Millions rise Unencumbered's Magic Millions Classic win has prompted trainer Bjorn Baker to reminisce about his first experience at the Gold Coast carnival.
Two owners question trainer's instructions Two owners of Chase The Rainbow hace complained to stewards about the riding instructions given by trainer Rick Hore-Lacy at Flemington.
Nathan Berry stars in Unencumbered win Nathan Berry has steered favourite Unencumbered to a popular victory in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
Angola scores gritty win at Flemington Pat Carey praised the ride of Chris Symons after Angola broke through for his first win of the campaign over 2500m at Flemington.
Hendersons luck turns Sweet in Guineas A wide barrier proved no obstacle for Sweet Idea who led all the way to win the Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Nesbo notches first city win The Mick Kent stable believes Flemington winner Nesbo could eventually develop into a black-type galloper.
Lucky Hussler cleared to run in Cup Magic Millions Cup contender Lucky Hussler has been cleared to take his place despite tubing equipment being found in his stable.
Whittington scores record Sprint win Gai Waterhouse and Tommy Berry have landed a race-to-race double at the Gold Coast following Whittington's Sprint victory in track record time.
Driefontein prevails in nail-biting finish Driefontein has scored a Magic Millions victory for Gai Waterhouse and Star Thoroughbreds in the same week they announced their split.
Guy and Berry continue family success Tommy Berry has struck an early blow at the Magic Millions race day with victory aboard Noisy Ocean in the Stayers Cup.
Miss Maggiebeel salutes at Flemington Bargain buy Miss Maggiebeel has unleashed a strong finishing burst to score her first metropolitan win at Flemington.
Bugatty impresses Boss in Flemington win The Group One Blue Diamond Stakes looms as a target for Bugatty following his impressive Flemington victory.
Pink Perfection scores consolation win After failing to get a run in the $2 million Magic Millions Classic, Pink Perfection has picked up a consolation win at Warwick Farm.
Morrison celebrates rich maiden victory Lacey Morrison is making a fist of her new career as a trainer, celebrating a victory in the opening race on Magic Millions day.
Myamira wins Group Three Gosford feature Robert Thompson has steered Myamira to win the Group Three Belle Of The Turf, one of three features on the Gosford summer program.
Emblems wins Takeover Target Stakes Darley horse Emblems has continued his winning form to take out the Listed Takeover Target Stakes at Gosford.
Boss gets chance to reduce Oliver lead Early markets suggest Glen Boss can close the gap in the Melbourne premiership at Flemington with leader Damien Oliver riding at the Gold Coast.
Salute To Jude out of MM Guineas Salute To Jude has become the second withdrawal on the eve of the Magic Millions Guineas, taken out with a ligament injury.
Yendall after stakes win on Anlon A last start Flemington win has convinced jockey Dean Yendall that Anlon is capable of mixing it in Listed grade in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Bonus scheme bolsters prize Four of the Magic Millions Classic runners are in a race of their own for the bonus on offer for female-owned runners.
Didntcostalot at home at Warwick Farm The aptly named Didntcostalot, a $3000 yearling, will be out to pass $250,000 prize money at Warwick Farm.
Noonan hopes to seize chance on General A trip to Ballarat to trial another horse has led to Jake Noonan to the Gold Coast to ride Magic Millions contender I Am The General.
Numbers on Waterhouse's side for Millions Facts and figures are on Gai Waterhouse's side as she bids to train the winners of the major races at the Magic Millions.
Waterhouse buys million dollar colt Gai Waterhouse has bought the first million dollar yearling at the Magic Millions sale on the Gold Coast.
Munce hopes Into The Red goes the distance The 1400 metres is the only query jockey Chris Munce has about Into The Red as he tries to add the Magic Millions Guineas to his resume.
In-form Robl sets sights on Millions Peter Robl will head to the Gold Coast brimming with confidence following a successful week in the saddle in Sydney.
Charlie Boy out of Magic Millions Guineas Magic Millions contender Charlie Boy has been ruled out with a hamstring injury while his Gerald Ryan-trained stablemate Flying Snitzel has been retired.
First Winner for MAY’HAAB A $950, 000 Easter Yearling, May’Haab posted his first winner at Port Macquarie on Thursday when the talented gelding Checkout Me Travla saluted the judge with an impressive win on his second start.
Nathan Berry to ride in Singapore Sydney jockey Nathan Berry, who partners Magic Millions Classic favourite Unencumbered, has been granted a four-month licence in Singapore.
Farm the perfect back-up plan for filly The Peter Moody-trained Pink Perfection appears set to chase her first win in Sydney with the filly unlikely to gain a Magic Millions Classic start.
Nathan Berry set to shine at Gold Coast Tommy and Nathan Berry are best mates away from the track but they will be fierce rivals when they compete for a share of the Magic Millions spoils.
In-form stable chase juvenile double Bugatty could kick-start a big day for Hawkes Racing's two-year-olds when he contests the opening race at Flemington.
Limes ripe for Chester Manifold task Peter Snowden is hoping Limes can build on a confidence-boosting win in Sydney when he takes aim in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes.
Celestial Dragon flying under the radar One of only two undefeated runners in the Magic Millions Classic, Celestial Dragon will bid to give trainer Stuart Kendrick his most significant win.
Angelology a Payne family affair Michelle Payne will be the toast of her family if she can guide Angelology to an overdue victory at Flemington.
Gear changes for Birchley's Magic trio Liam Birchley's three runners in the major Magic Millions races have figured in important gear adjustments ahead of the Gold Coast meeting.
Reith chasing feature success at Gosford Christian Reith is back aboard Destiny's Kiss in the Gosford Gold Cup and believes he can make his presence felt from a good barrier draw.
McLachlan chasing second Guineas triumph Magic Millions Guineas favourite Enquare is one of the country's most under-rated horses, according to her trainer Jason McLachlan.
Shinn free to ride at Magic Millions Blake Shinn will be in action at the rich Magic Millions carnival despite failing in his bid to have a careless riding suspension overturned.
Nordic Empire out of Magic Millions The Liam Birchley-trained Sagatona has gained a start in the Magic Millions Classic following the withdrawal of Nordic Empire due to injury.
Moonlight Cloud officially retired Trainer Freddy Head has paid tribute to the now retired Moonlight Cloud who is heading to stud to be served by Galileo.
181 two-year-olds remain in Diamond hunt Trainer David Hayes has 25 of the 181 two-year-olds still in contention for the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes after second declarations were taken.
Darley appoints Melbourne stable foreman David Charles will be Melbourne stable foreman to trainer John O'Shea when O'Shea takes over from Peter Snowden in May.
Irish jockey Oisin Murphy keeps on winning Rising star jockey Oisin Murphy has landed two winners from two rides at Geelong, continuing his sizzling form in a summer stint Down Under.
Randwick winner earns Blue Diamond trip Gai Waterhouse has her sights on the Blue Diamond Stakes following an impressive debut performance by Nayeli at Randwick.
Vihanna Victory jumps up in class Improving stayer Vihanna Victory could earn a start in the Mornington Cup if she can acquit herself well at Flemington on Saturday.
Strong hand for McEvoy at Gosford Kerrin McEvoy could make a clean sweep of the feature races at Gosford, where he has strong rides in each of the stakes races.
Erhart family back among the winners Top Tone, a two-year-old trained and bred by Lorraine Erhart, has put a famous Queensland racing family back in the winner's circle at Eagle Farm.
Mr Jackman to chase consolation win Mr Jackman was not quite up to making Gai Waterhouse's Magic Millions team but he can gain some redemption at Warwick Farm.
Sistine Demon aimed for Kilmore Cup Sistine Demon is returning from a break after a three-race city winning streak with the aim of taking on the Listed Kilmore Cup in February.
Charlie Boy gives rugby mates a thrill Three Brisbane rugby mates who dreamed of owning a decent racehorse will be cheering on Charlie Boy in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Schofield to make most of Flemington book Chad Schofield took confidence out of The Peak's last-start Flemington win and believes the horse is up to the challenge in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Nordic Empire in doubt for Magic Millions Nordic Empire is likely to miss the Magic Millions Classic on Saturday after pulling up sore from a training gallop.
Stroak has the speed for Millions: Guy Trainer Bryan Guy thinks his filly Stroak is a VRC Oaks prospect in the spring, but he's adamant she has the speed for the 1200m Magic Millions Classic.
Guineas salute still in Jude's sight Trainer Robert Smerdon says Salute To Jude will need some luck after drawing wide in the Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Blinkers may be the key for Weinholt Weinholt will try to win trainer Peter Moody his second Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast on Saturday.
Peter Snowden to move to Randwick Peter Snowden has confirmed he will move into John O'Shea's Randwick stables when the latter replaces him at Darley's Warwick Farm complex.
Glyn Schofield to appeal five-week ban High profile Sydney jockey Glyn Schofield has been hit with a five-week ban for his handling of Number One Gun in a race at Randwick.
Irish jockey Oisin Murphy wins again Irish apprentice jockey Oisin Murphy has enjoyed a 12-length win on the Danny O'Brien-trained Second Bullet at Yarra Valley.
O'Sullivan looks for double at Flemington Ballarat trainer Dan O'Sullivan has a good chance with Gottino to repeat his Rain Lover Handicap win last year by Tuscan Fire.
Magic Millions favourites draw ideally Favourites Unencumbered and Invisible have fared well in the barrier draw for summer's richest race, the Magic Millions Classic on the Gold Coast.
Jacquinot Bay to back up at Warwick Farm Trainer Guy Walter is hoping Jacquinot Bay will find form on his home track on Saturday to atone for a disappointing run at Rosehill last start.
Peggy Jean to cement Classic berth Debutante Peggy Jean will be out to cement her place in the $250,000 Inglis Classic when she runs at Randwick on Wednesday.
Cooldini heading for Sydney Cup Experienced stayer Cooldini is returning in the 1400m Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington but his long-term aim is the Sydney Cup.
Unencumbered draws gate three for Millions Magic Millions Classic favourite Unencumbered has drawn ideally in barrier three while his main rival Invisible has also fared well with fate seven.
Encke and Certify back in training Godolphin has announced the return to training of Group One winners Encke and Certify after the pair's ban in the wake of the Al Zarooni steroid scandal.
Noonan excited about Magic Millions chance Jockey Jake Noonan is looking forward to partnering I Am The General in the Magic Millions Classic and rates the colt a live chance in the $2 million race.
Full field declared for the Magic Millions Capacity fields have been declared for the $2 million Magic Millions Classic and $1 million Magic Millions Guineas at the Gold Coast.
Strong entries for Gosford features Rosehill winner Two Blue is among the entries for the Group Three Belle Of The Turf Stakes at the Gosford Cup meeting.
Prettyfamous to back up from Carrington Prettyfamous will back up from her fourth in the Carrington Stakes in a fillies and mares race on her home track at Warwick Farm.
Gig ready for stakes test at Flemington Trainer Shawn Mathrick will give last start city winner Gig her first test in stakes company in the Listed Chester Manifold Stakes.
Charlie Boy fit for Magic Millions Guineas Gerald Ryan has no concerns over Charlie Boy's fitness leading into the Magic Millions Guineas despite the colt not having raced since October.
Steven King closing in on race return Jockey Steven King says he is close to a race return after spending more than eight months on the sidelines recovering from a foot injury.
Terry Biddlecombe dies aged 72 Former champion British jumps jockey Terry Biddlecombe has died aged 72 after two years of ill health following a stroke.
Takeover Target rematch for sprinters The three horses which figured in the Carrington Stakes photo finish are set to do battle again in Gosford's feature sprint.
Rich targets for Vasil three-year-olds Tony Vasil has Group One ambitions with Prince Harada this campaign while stablemate The Bowler is on target for a shot at the Magic Millions Guineas.
Brigantin ready to open Australian account Chris Waller is looking to new stable recruit Brigantin to produce his best when he runs in the Gosford Gold Cup.
Invisible to make his presence felt in MM Magic Millions second favourite Invisible will travel to Queensland late in the week ahead of the $2 million race which will be just his second start.
Star Thoroughbreds to join with Waller After 20 years with Gai Waterhouse, the Star Thoroughbreds syndication company is to send all its 2014 yearling purchases to Chris Waller.
Positive signs for St Nicholas Abbey St Nicholas Abbey is showing signs of recovery from the life-threatening hoof disease laminits aided by maggot therapy.
Mount Athos in stable switch to Botti Melbourne Cup third placegetter Mount Athos has figured in a stable switch from Luca Cumani to Marco Botti.
Duffy doubles up on 10-meeting suspension Apprentice jockey Jake Duffy has been suspended for 10 meetings for careless riding at Caulfield.
Winning treble for Oliver at Caulfield Damien Oliver has extended his lead to five in the Melbourne jockeys' premiership with a winning treble at Caulfield.
Two Blue gives Buchanan a breakthrough win Kristen Buchanan has posted one of the most important wins of her training career with Two Blue scoring at Rosehill
Mecir victory maintains Hawkes momentum Lightly raced Lonhro gelding Mecir has done his bit to maintain the Hawkes team's strike rate with his win at Rosehill.
Trombone Alley plays right Goldmarket tune Trombone Alley, a late pick-up ride for Jason Taylor, has led throughout to win the $1000,000 Goldmarket at the Gold Coast.
Trust In A Gust takes out Gold Carat Melbourne premiership leaders Darren Weir and Damien Oliver have combined to win the $150,000 Gold Carat at Caulfield with Trust In A Gust.
Glenelg fans in money with Caulfield win A group of Glenelg Football Club supporters and former Tigers' player Bryce Gibbs have celebrated a win at Caulfield races with their horse Laohu.
The Ringmaster his own worst enemy: jockey A betting move on The Ringmaster has come unstuck because of the sprinter's waywardness in the Bat Out Of Hell at the Gold Coast.
Fighting Sun stamps himself a Slipper hope The Golden Slipper and not the Magic Millions will be the target for the Gai Waterhouse-trained Rosehill debut winner Fighting Sun.
Navelina to skip Guineas despite Coast win Navelina will be sent to the spelling paddock instead of contesting the Magic Millions Guineas despite her Gold Coast victory.
Reply Churlish makes it four wins in a row Steve Englebecht has autumn-winter carnival ambitions for Reply Churlish who has stretched her winning sequence to four at Rosehill.
Mallyon makes the most of new opportunity Apprentice Katelyn Mallyon has combined with training partners Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra to win on Spellrocker at Caulfield.
No Problem thwarts rivals' MM ambitions Eight youngsters had their Magic Millions hopes extinguished with No Problem winning a lead-up race at the Gold Coast.
Josh Cartwright lands first Melbourne win Apprentice Josh Cartwright has ridden his first Melbourne winner with victory aboard consistent filly Romancingthestone at Caulfield.
Stipes adjourn pre-race treatment inquiry An inquiry into a substance found in the possession of Victorian trainer Glenn Thornton at Rosehill has been adjourned.
Cooper confirmed for Gigginstown House job Bryan Cooper, one of the emerging stars of jumps racing, will take over as the No.1 rider for leading owners Gigginstown House Stud.
Sprinter Sacre test ' normal' after canter Top jumper Sprinter Sacre has come through an import piece of exercise without a hitch, pleasing trainer Nicky Henderson and an equine heart specialist.
Glyn Schofield charged over Randwick ride Glyn Schofield has been charged over his handling of Number One Gun in a race at Randwick with the hearing adjourned for him to prepare a defence.
Golden Slipper winner Overreach wins trial Golden Slipper winner Overreach will embark on a Group One campaign after showing her fitness in a barrier trial win at Randwick.
Three-pronged Moody attack in Gold Carat Peter Moody started the new year with a feature win and he will be chasing more success at Caulfield with three runners in the $150,000 Gold Carat.
Walter treading softly with Jacquinot Bay Jacquinot Bay finds the most suitable race of his latest campaign at Rosehill with Guy Walter expecting an improved showing from the six-year-old.
Pinch River OK for Magic Millions Classic The Robert Heathcote-trained Pinch River will take his place in the Magic Millions Classic after a solid piece of trackwork under race jockey Ryan Wiggins.
Melbourne metro debut for WA apprentice WA apprentice Aaron Mitchell gets his first taste of Melbourne metropolitan racing when he rides Donna Madeira for trainer Pat Carey at Caulfield.
Uratta Belle to take Inglis Classic step Inglis Classic ambitions go on the line for several two-year-olds at Rosehill, including the Kylie Gavenlock-trained Uratta Belle.
King Cobia in fine fettle for Goldmarket In-form King Cobia is poised to add to trainer Gai Waterhouse's impressive record in Gold Coast feature races when he contests the Goldmarket.
Blake Shinn suspension appeal date set Blake Shinn's appeal against a careless riding ban which would keep him out of the Magic Millions will be heard two days before the rich race.
Zlatan returns after spring disappointment Ambitious spring plans had to be shelved for Zlatan but the middle-distance galloper has been cleared to resume his promising career at Caulfield.
Prior Baron out to end run of Cup placings Veteran galloper Prior Baron is poised to make up for his narrow defeat in 2013 when he contests the $30,000 Gilgandra Cup.
Meydan first for jockey Twiston-Davies Willy Twiston-Davies, appointed No.1 rider for Mick Channon for the 2014 English Flat season of racing, has posted his first Meydan winner
Heat concerns force Ipswich races move A race meeting at Ipswich in south-east Queensland has been pushed back 24 hours with 45C temperatures forecast.
Trainer Roy Dawson dies aged 84 Legendary Queensland trainer Roy Dawson, who prepared top filly Scomeld, has died at the age of 84.
Shinn expected to appeal riding suspension Jockey Blake Shinn is tipped to appeal a suspension in a bid to ride in the Magic Millions Classic.
Beach Front, Stanley after second city win Beach Front is relishing life under jockey-turned-trainer Brent Stanley and is lining up for her second city win at Caulfield.
Magnus Opus in metro test at Caulfield Magnus Opus opened his racing career wirth an impressive win at Seymour and now gets the chance to prove his ability in a city race at Caulfield.
Gollan having second thoughts with Royale Vienna Royale is still in Magic Millions contention with Tony Gollan prepared to give the youngster the benefit of the doubt for a Toowoomba defeat.
Doughty doubles up for Listed Goldmarket Early favourite Morning Captain and stablemate Little Brown Horse will be trying to give trainer Kelly Doughty her first Goldmarket success
Satin Shoes returns for another campaign Stakes-winning mare Satin Shoes will be given another chance on the racetrack after failing to get in foal.
Adebisi doubtful for Bat Out Of Hell start A big weight, a wide barrier and a forecast for hot weather seem certain to keep Adebisi out of the Bat Out Of Hell at the Gold Coast.
Qld racing officials braced for heatwave Queensland racing officials are preparing emergency measures if a predicted heatweave hits race meetings in the state.
King poised to make most of Sydney move Former Perth jockey Paul King is hoping his introduction to Sydney racing can go to another level with four rides at Rosehill.
No decision on rider for Gigginstown role Bryan Cooper is a short-priced favourite to land the job as No.1 rider for Gigginstown House Stud after Davy Russell's sacking.
Suspended Shinn set to miss Magic Millions Blake Shinn will miss the Magic Millions ride on the Gai Waterhouse-trained Cyclone after being suspended at Randwick.
Caulfield Carat a big temptation for Brown Provincial winner Kievann faces his biggest test when he contests the $150,000 VOBIS Gold Carat at Caulfield.
Flamberge claims Standish for Moody, Duric Straight-track specialist Flamberge has powered to victory in the Group Three Standish Handicap, giving both Peter Moody and Vlad Duric a winning double.
Permit confirms return to top form in Cup Chris Waller stable favourite Permit has scored his second consecutive win, adding the Tattersalls Club Cup to his Christmas Cup victory.
Bounding win puts hoop back in good books Bounding made up for an unlucky defeat in the 1000 Guineas with victory in the Group One Railway Stakes at Ellerslie.
Sam Payne makes most of city opportunity Sam Payne is the latest jockey from one of Australian racing's best-known families to make a name for himself on the racetrack.
Dances On Stars claims Carrington Stakes Dances On Stars has posted an overdue black-type win, winning the Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick in a tight finish.
Irish apprentice wins Bagot on Outback Joe Visiting apprentice Oisin Murphy has been tipped as a future star after winning the Listed Bagot Handicap on Outback Joe.
Baker in the hunt for more juvenile riches Bjorn Baker is looking to Baio to cement his claims for the $250,000 Inglis Classic when he runs at Rosehill.
Manners the key as Kaiser Sun wins again Kaiser Sun has made it two wins in a row at Flemington, romping home to beat Riviera Lad and Primitive Man.
O'Dea stablemates in Eagle Farm quinella Fairytale Belle and Beatniks have given trainer Steve O'Dea a one-two result in their race at Eagle Farm.
Logan aiming for second NZ Derby success Donna Logan is hoping Royal Stakes winner Rising Romance can emulate her former stablemate Habibi and win the New Zealand Derby.
Moody phone call gives Schofield a boost Unfancied Spirits Dance proved too strong in the first Melbourne race for 2014, beating Cobblestones and Paddy's Gem at Flemington.
Kiwi juvenile earns Inglis Classic start Vinnie Eagle was an easy winner of the Group Three Eclipse Stakes for two-year-olds and earned himself a trip to Sydney for the Inglis Classic.
Pfieffer celebrates with Qld feature win Sydney trainer David Pfieffer's Queensland stable has produced its best result so far with Ramblin' Daisy winning an important race at Toowoomba.
Russell sacking causes market reshuffle Davy Russell has reportedly been dumped as the No.1 rider for Gigginstown House Stud with Bryan Cooper now second pick to win the Irish jockeys' title.
All eyes on Belle Couture's conqueror Paddy's Gem will back up at Flemington after her upset win over the $2.6 million purchase Belle Couture at Bendigo.
Irish jockey Oisin Murphy wins at Echuca Momentum is starting to build for Oisin Murphy with the Irish jockey winning a race at Echuca to follow up his Moonee Valley success.
O'Brien chasing successive Standish wins Early favourite Decircles will be out to add to trainer Danny O'Brien's recent record in the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
Master Harry looks are deceiving: Quinton Ron Quinton has managed to coax one win out of Master Harry but he suspects nature is starting to take its proper course with the stallion.
Destiny's Kiss poised for Tattersalls Cup Trainer Joe Pride has cleared Summer Cup placegetter Destiny's Kiss to back up in the Listed Tattersalls Club Cup.
Innes keeps eye on weather for Ellerslie Leith Innes is set to ride four favourites in Group races at Ellerslie and one second favourite, but he says all his chances need firm footing.
Colic claims unbeaten Godolphin colt Piping Rock, undefeated in three starts and rated a genuine 2000 Guineas chance, has died from a colic attack.
Caviar's half brother insured by Inglis William Inglis and Son say any insurance claims others believe they have to Black Caviar's half brother should go through BC3 administrators.
Hidden Warrior on trial for Gold Coast A trip to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions Sprint goes on the line for Hidden Warrior in the Carrington Stakes.
Polanski a chance to resume in Orr Stakes Robbie Laing is considering a Group One weight-for-age return for Victoria Derby winner Polanski in the Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Unchain My Heart aims for second Bagot win The David Hayes-trained Unchain My Heart will be aimed at the Adelaide Cup if she can register a second Bagot Handicap win at Flemington.
Poste Restante to appreciate weight drop Trainer Desleigh Forster says Queensland mare Poste Restante will appreciate some weight relief in the Tattersall's City cup.
Laing leaning to Rosehill race for Boomwaa Robbie Laing is leaning to a Sydney two-year-old race for Boomwaa over a Flemington race against older horses as the gelding's Inglis Classic lead-up.
Hurricane Fly wins 18th Grade One Champion Irish hurdler Hurricane Fly has once again proved his superiority in the Ryanair Hurdle to claim his 18th Grade One win.
Sprinter camp issue upbeat bulletin Outstanding steeplechaser Sprinter Sacre could race again this season as long as he shows no recurrence of atrial fibrillation.
Oregon Spirit takes out Lord Stakes The Peter Moody-trained Oregon Spirit has taken out the final stakes race of 2013 in Victoria with victory in the Listed Lord Stakes at Mornington.
Kent looking to back Solsay up in Standish Mick Kent is considering giving Solsay his chance in the Group Three Standish Handicap after the gelding's close fourth in the Christmas Stakes.
Bookmakers have Invisible in their sights Canterbury winner Invisible has been promoted to equal favouritism for the Magic Millions alongside another Sydney colt Unencumbered.
Tatt's Cup option for Destiny's Kiss Trainer Joe Pride will look at the make-up of the Tatt's Cup field before deciding if Destiny's Kiss will take his place or wait for the Gosford Cup.
Newitt says Oakleigh Girl can bounce back Jockey Craig Newitt is convinced Oakleigh Girl is capable of bouncing back from her first defeat when she runs in the Magic Millions Classic.
Black Caviar's brother loses battle The $5 million half brother to champion mare Black Caviar has been euthanised after a two-month battle against the hoof disease laminitis.
Dances On Stars fresh for Carrington Dances On Stars goes to the Listed Carrington Stakes at Randwick fresh from six months away from the track.
Tests confirm Sacre heart problem Veterinary tests have confirmed jumps star Sprinter Sacre is suffering from atrial fibrillation after being pulled out of the Desert Orchid Chase.
Bobs Worth back in form at Leopardsrown Bobs Worth is back on track for his defence of the Cheltenham Gold Cup with victory at Leopardstown erasing memories of his recent defeat.
Hawkes family, McDonald in triple treat The Hawkes family training partnership and jockey James McDonald have had a field day at Canterbury with a winning treble.
Weir claims a double at Moonee Valley Ballarat trainer Darren Weir has landed a double in the last two races at Moonee Valley to add to his Boxing Day treble at Caulfield.
Shinn, Waller combine for another winner Black Jag has had to avoid a riderless horse to win at Canterbury, giving Blake Shinn his second win for trainer Chris Waller in three days.
New favourite for $2m Gold Coast feature Magic Millions Classic betting has been reshaped with Unencumbered the new favourite to win the Gold Coast race.
$1m Guineas at Enquare's mercy: trainer Jason McLachlan has celebrated his 43rd birthday in the best possible way with Enquare winning the Group Three Vo Rogue Plate.
Unencumbered takes out G3 McLachan Stakes Sydney colt Unencumbered has continued his winning ways ahead of the Magic Millions Classic, claiming the B J McLachlan Stakes at Doomben.
Knoydart loses non-trier's tag in city win Knoydart has shown the beneifts of a gelding operation with a tenacious first-up win at Canterbury.
Irish apprentice in first Australian win Irish jockey Oisin Murphy forgot all about the hot weather to win his first race in Australia on Settler's Way at Moonee Valley.
Big Memory posts first Australian victory Former French horse Big Memory has claimed his first Australian win under trainer Tony McEvoy with a decisive margin at Canterbury.
Better late than never for winning Belle The race ran more than 10 minutes behind schedule but it didn't matter to Jessy Belle and jockey Chris Symons.
Birchley in anxious wait for Jet call-up Liam Birchley wants to run Black Jet in the Magic Millions Stayers' Cup but fears the ballot might beat the Doomben winner.
Invisible confirms Millions Classic berth Invisible has booked a start in the Magic Millions Classic while giving his sire All American his first winner with victory at Canterbury.
Chivalry stakes serious Blue Diamond claim The Mark Kavanagh-trained colt Chivalry has emerged as a Blue Diamond Stakes contender with an impressive Moonee Valley win.
RQ officials defend Bernborough field size The Bernborough Handicap field assembled to mark the return of turf racing at Toowoomba has been kept to 12 horses because of safety concerns.
Durnford looking to recapture best form Durnford is resuming after a month off in the Listed Lord Stakes at Mornington and trainer Pat Cary is hoping for a home track advantage.
Heart issue for jumps star Sprinter Sacre Top steeplechaser Sprinter Sacre will undergo a thorough veterinary examination after suffering an irregular heartbeat in a comeback race.
Forgiving Valley key to Sassy Tycoon form Trainer Lyn Tolson has bypassed the opportunity to run three-year-old Sassy Tycoon against her own age in favour of another start at Moonee Valley.
Suspended Browne out of Magic Millions day A suspension will cost leading jockey Damian Browne the chance to ride at the Magic Millions meeting.
Jetwings put Millions hopes on the line A Magic Millions start for Jetwings hinges on whether the debutant can beat his more experienced rivals at Canterbury.
I Am Snippety on a speed mission A win by I Am Snippety at Moonee Valley will enhance the sales prospects of her younger brother at the Magic Millions.
Waller to share stable load between cities Chris Waller has four horses in one race at Canterbury, a situation he hopes to alleviate with an expanded Melbourne stable.
Stokes takes aim at Moonee Valley double Phillip Stokes enjoyed Victorian spring carnival success with Eclair Big Bang and he is hoping to strike again in Melbourne with two Moonee Valley runners.
Johannapine chasing black-type success Johannapine will be out to clinch a Tasmanian summer carnival start with a strong showing at Moonee Valley.
Munce to test Royale as Classic mount Chris Munce will test Vienna Royale as his Magic Millions ride when the Tony Gollan-trained two-year-old resumes at Toowoomba.
Former TAB CEO Allen Windross dies Allen Windross, a prominent Australian racing figure described as a gentleman of the turf, has died in a Sydney hospital.
Munce's key mounts draw wide at Doomben Chris Munce has key rides in two feature races at Doomben but both his mounts will have to overcome wide barriers.
Historian takes second Group One Comeback galloper Historian defied double-figure odds to win the Group One weight-for-age Zabeel Classic from OFille and Soriano.
Nicholls claims 8th King George VI Chase Silviniaco Conti has worn down the favourite Cue Card to give trainer Paul Nicholls his eighth win in the King George VI Chase.
SA raider Karacatis wins Xmas Stakes South Australian raider Karacatis fulfilled his mission at Caulfield, clinging to a narrow victory in the $120,000 Listed Christmas Stakes.
I'm Imposing wins G3 Summer Cup thriller Chris Waller has won his first Summer Cup as part of a Randwick treble with I'm Imposing claiming the Group Three middle-distance feature.
Devil Heart delivers after long layoff Patience has proven key to talented but injury-prone mare Devil Heart who has resumed from a long layoff with a Sunshine Coast win.
Pleiades back to best after first-up flop Pleiades disappointed Peter Snowden in her return to racing but she is back in the trainer's good books after winning at Randwick.
Prince best Valley chance: Weir Trainer Darren Weir, who says Prince of Penzance is his best chance at Moonee Valley, is aiming the horse towards the Mornington Cup.
Empress scores surprise Caulfield victory A late change of rider and a protest couldn't stop outsider Empress O'Reilly scoring a debut win at Caulfield on Boxing Day.
Made To Order earns ATC Oaks endorsement Made To Order has been labelled an Oaks filly since coming into work and a Randwick win has done nothing to sway that thinking.
Canterbury to bring out Lady's best John Sargent is hoping Cathay Lady can soften the blow of losing one of his best autumn chances when she returns to her favourite track at Canterbury.
Birchley has Magic Millions in sight Classy filly Missy Longstocking and two-year-old Sagatona will be out to stake their Magic Millions carnival claims at Doomben.
Stokes looks to keep momentum rolling Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes credits a good team of staff for what is shaping as one of his most successful seasons.
Englebrecht hoping luck is on his side Lucky Lucky Lucky rates as a stayer of promise and trainer Steve Englebrecht expects the four-year-old to measure up to city grade at Randwick.
Bombalatomba starts run to Caulfield Cup Bombalatomba will have his first start since throat surgery at Caulfield with trainer Chris Hyland planning a summer Cups campaign.
Brigantin connections put faith in Waller French import Brigantin has had little go his way since arriving in Australia and now Chris Waller has been entrusted with turning around his fortunes.
McLachlan a Millions preview: Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote says the B J McLachlan Stakes promises to be a dress rehearsal for the Magic Millions Classic.
Draw seals Caulfield start for Karacatis An inside gate has sealed trainer Richard Jolly's decision to start Karacatis in the Listed Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Fantastic Ballad on song for Randwick Guy Walter-trained stablemates Fantastic Ballad and Daline take some famous family connections with them to Randwick.
Stay-at-home Travolta set for Cup glory A reduction in the Summer Cup distance is poised to work in favour of the Gai Waterhouse-trained Travolta.
Grim headlines blight UK racing's stars British racing lurched from one scandal to another during the year and no amount of spin from the sport's administrators could gloss over integrity issues.
Millions berth up for grabs at Canterbury A chance to earn a spot in the Magic Millions Classic field will be in the offing for seven youngsters competing at Canterbury.
Bary keen on rain for Ellerslie-bound trio Survived, Recite and The Hombre give Hastings trainer John Bary three good chances for black-type success at Ellerslie.
Schofield poised to enhance Cup record Glyn Schofield will be out to add to his good record in the Summer Cup when he links with Midsummer Sun in the Randwick feature.
Loveyamadly to lead Price's Caulfield team Loveyamadly needs to live up to her tag as one of the Christmas Stakes favourites to press for an Australia Stakes start.
Vienna Royale back on course for Millions Vienna Royale has been cleared to continue a Magic Millions campaign after being on his best behaviour in an Eagle Farm jump-out.
Promise left unfulfilled for top NZ horses Exciting gallopers Ocean Park and It's A Dundeel looked set for greatness in 2013 but injuries prevented them reaching the heights that fans hoped.
Encore for Wetherby despite wet ground Testing conditions are unlikely to stop Auroras Encore from beginning a campaign aimed at winning a second Grand National at Aintree.
Bowman in clear as Fulminate inquiry ends Stewards have finalised an inquiry into Hugh Bowman's riding tactics on a beaten favourite with the top jockey having no case to answer.
Oaks winner Kirramosa to miss autumn Kirramosa, one of the stars of the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington, will miss the Sydney autumn because bone-chip surgery.
Injury-prone Rainbow resumes at Caulfield Injury-prone Chase The Rainbow will back up in the Standish Handicap on New Year's Day if he can get through the Christmas Stakes unscathed.
Trial and error approach for Vandyke team David Vandyke is already talking up the autumn chances of Ike's Legacy but he's not sure what to expect from imported mare Colour My World at Randwick.
Text'n Hurley sends out the right message Trainer Colin Little is looking beyond sprint races for Text'n Hurley as the mare prepares for a return to racing.
Summer Cup journey right for Sysmo: McEvoy Trainer Tony McEvoy expects Sysmo to be at his best over the 2000 metres of the Summer Cup at Randwick.
A forgettable year in racing for Godolphin Scandal-plagued Godolphin's place as a global leader in racing will be tested by an emerging thoroughbred operation from Qatar.
Singleton stoush can't stop Gai juggernaut A public falling out with owner John Singleton and a Melbourne Cup win ensured Gai Waterhouse kept her place as one of racing's biggest newsmakers in 2013.
Magic Millions to sell repossessed stock Auction house Magic Millions will offer nine horses repossessed from collapsed horse racing firm BC3 Thoroughbreds at its annual sale on the Gold Coast.
Hollywood Park reaches the finishing line Hollywood Park, the United States racetrack that has been graced by champion horses from Seabiscuit to Zenyatta, has closed its doors.
British racing enhances anti-doping policy Samples taken from British racehorses in training will doubled in 2014 as part of a revised anti-doping policy.
Japan's champion Orfevre goes out a winner Orfevre has signed off from his career with a dazzling eight length win in the Arima Kinen at Nakayama.
Belle Couture beaten in Bendigo debut Black Caviar's little sister has been beaten on debut but her trainer Danny O'Brien says there are many positives from her performance.
Kavanagh to rest West Africa Mark Kavanagh is likely to rest boom colt West Africa after his disappointing city debut at Moonee Valley.
Jetwings ready to fly at debut Jetwings will make his debut at Canterbury and a win will put him in the field for the $2 million Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast.
Highs and lows of 2013 in British racing Champion jumps rider Tony McCoy's 4000th winner wsa a highlight during the British racing year but there were some low moments.
Vandyke looking forward to major 3yo races Trainer David Vandyke has Group One autumn ambitions for three-year-olds Ike's Legacy and Arabian Gold.
Smokin' Joey to be aimed at the Doncaster Emirates Stakes second placegetter Smokin' Joey will be aimed at $3 million Doncaster Mile at the Sydney autumn carnival.
Rawiller and Bowman suspended at Rosehill Nash Rawiller and Hugh Bowman have both been suspended for the second time in two days and will have extended Christmas breaks.
Stablemates in contrasting Flemington wins Chris Waller has posted two victories at Flemington with imported stayers Instrumentalist and Index Linked.
Waller reaches century of national winners A double at Rosehill has helped premier trainer Chris Waller to a quick century nationwide with the racing season just halfway completed.
Love Rocks wins Listed Lough Neagh Stakes Love Rocks, with apprentice Anthony Allen in the saddle, has continued his rise through the classes with a Listed win at Doomben
Sistine Demon continues on winning way Sistine Demon has made it four wins in a row at Flemington, holding off a flying finish from Quick Snitzel.
Cool, calm Cassidy delivers at Doomben Larry Cassidy has given favourite backers some heart flutters before guiding General Exhibit to a Doomben win.
Salute To Jude wins Fiesta Star Handicap Salute To Jude has added his name to a growing list of Magic Millions Guineas candidates with his win at Flemington.
Bring A Ring earns stripes for $1mil race Bring A Ring will head to the Gold Coast for the Magic Millions Guineas with a Rosehill win under her belt.
Darley produces another Sydney 2YO winner Kumaon has added his name to the formidable list of Darley two-year-old winners in Sydney with a strong win at Rosehill.
Gracious Prospect sets sail for MM Guineas The David Hayes-trained Gracious Prospect is heading for the Gold Coast Magic Millions carnival after winning at Flemington.
Celestial Dragon books Gold Coast berth Celestial Dragon has earned himself a place in the Magic Millions Classic field with an all-the-way Doomben win.
Trainer Gerard Butler withdraws wppeal English trainer Gerard Butler will serve his five year ban for using banned steroids on horses after withdrawing his appeal.
Bowman ride hearing set for next chapter An inquiry into Hugh Bowman's ride on fast-finishing Canterbury placegetter Fulminate will resume on Monday.
Moroney has high hopes for stronger Vital Trainer Mike Moroney is ignoring the Queensland Derby flop of Ali Vital to declare the four-year-old a promising stayer in the making.
City test awaits Mudgee Cup winner Ward Mudgee Cup winner Ward will be seeking his first city win when he lines up over 2000 metres at Rosehill.
Salute To Jude puts Guineas hopes on line Salute To Jude will need to at least repeat his first-up placing to convince trainer Robert Smerdon he is worthy of a Magic Millions Guineas start.
McLachlan to enhance Magic Millions claims Divine Service will be out to bolster trainer Jason McLachlan's chances of a hefty Magic Millions payday with an impressive showing at Doomben.
Hyeronimus to reward Gai's show of faith Gai Waterhouse has rewarded Adam Hyeronimus' commitment to her stable with a prized ride at Rosehill.
Mr Moet to farewell Perth a winner Mr Moet will be out to defend his Cox Stakes title at Ascot in Perth before he heads east to join the Chris Waller stable.
British racing set for record stakes level British racing officials are preparing to distribute a record amount of prizemoney in 2014.
Cleary confident after Brilliant debut win Country-trained two-year-old Quietly Brilliant will take his next step on the road to the Black Opal Stakes via a $100,000 city assignment.
Magic Millions Guineas to be a Sweet Idea Gai Waterhouse strengthened her grip on the Magic Millions Guineas after Sweet Idea resumed with victory in a crucial lead-up race at Wyong.
New Toowoomba track gets thumbs up Racing will return to Toowoomba at the end of the month after the new grass track passed a crucial test.
Siblings shape up for Millions showdown Nathan Berry has set up an exciting Magic Millions clash with his twin brother Tommy after riding Unencumbered to victory at Wyong.
Distance right for ex-Darley mare Gig Trainer Shawn Mathrick is confident recent acquisition Gig will relish a step up in distance at Flemington.
Waller keeps the faith in Vilanova Vilanova had comparable winter formlines to barn mate Zoustar but after a disappointing spring he returns as a gelding at Rosehill.
Administrators locate BC3 documents Only a handful of people owed money by insolvent racing syndicate BC3 Thoroughbreds turned out for the first meeting of creditors in Geelong.
Bargain buy chasing Lough Neagh success Bought for $3000, Morning Captain will bid to boost his prize money to more than $500,000 by winning the Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben.
Rawiller to offset Driefontein impost Tulloch Lodge mare Driefontein will have a lead-up run to the Magic Millions carnival when she carries 61kg at Randwick.
Tommy Berry back in time for Millions Top Sydney jockey Tommy Berry has had a Hong Kong riding ban reduced on appeal, clearing him to compete at the Magic Millions carnival.
Jockeys backing diet research A leading English university has designed a scientific diet plan to help jockeys lose and maintain weight healthily.
Heathcote sets Sea Red on path to Qld Oaks Doomben winner Sea Red has the Queensland Oaks in her long-range plans after winning at Doomben.
BC3 prizemoney to go to administrator Prize money earned by racehorses owned by embattled racing company BC3 Throughbreds will be paid to an administrator, Racing Victoria has announced.
Huge week for O'Shea set to get bigger The well-bred Shelford will be on trial for a Group One test in New Zealand when he resumes from a let-up at Rosehill.
Portelli commits Handsome to quick back-up Handsome has recovered so well after his Moonee Valley win, trainer Troy Portelli wants to race the stayer again as soon as he possibly can.
Racing fees dispute set for court showdown A row between Racing Queensland and TattsBet over $126 million in outstanding fees will be resolved in court.
Hadiklaim upstages blue bloods for Waller Chris Waller is lukewarm on a Magic Millions Trophy start for Hadiklaim despite her debut win at Canterbury.
Exciting weekend prospects for Kavanagh Three lightly raced horses will figure prominently in trainer Mark Kavanagh's hopes for racing at Moonee Valley and Flemington.
Heathcote delivers for Dato Tan Chin Nam Trainer Robert Heathcote is hoping Tale Of The Dragon's Doomben win can lead to more Brisbane success for owner Dato Tan Chin Nam.
Stallion Barn Yarn - Strategic Maneuver This week as the breeding season draws to a close, we talk with Strategic Maneuver about his exciting first crop of yearlings and learn about his secret preference for the old girls..
Waterhouse out to bolster Millions team Gai Waterhouse has one serious Magic Millions chance in Echo Gal but is hoping she might have another after a lead-up race at Wyong.
Esprit De Bullet to relish pet distance Eight-year-old gelding Esprit De Bullet is back to his favourite distance at Flemington and can show his best over 1000m.
Sacred Sprinter poised for Kempton return Outstanding English jumper Sprinter Sacred has been cleared to make a return to racing in the Desert Orchid Chase.
Inglis explains its position on BC3 Inglis managing director says BC3 defaulted on payment for Black Caviar's little brother who continues to battle laminitis but had previously paid on time.
Trainer quizzed over illegal diuretic Trainer Shane Kember is the subject of a Racing NSW inquiry into an illegal diuretic found in one of his horses.
Commanding Jewel in hoof injury scare A hoof injury has curtailed autumn plans for Commanding Jewel but trainer Leon Corstens says the mare could catch the end of the rich carnival.
Sheer Style to live up to her Ballarat win Sheer Style is primed to cement her Magic Millions Classic claims when she runs in the lead-up at Wyong.
Calvo to bring more Christmas cheer Trainer Lee Curtis doesn't expect to get 50-1 again about Calvo when he runs at Rosehill aiming for a repeat victory.
Road Trippin' to continue stable success Trainer Stephen Theordore is hoping Road Trippin' can emulate the recent success of stablemates Don't Get Excited and Kiss Me Ketut.
Jockey ban cut by six months Jockey Jason Maskiell has had an 18-month suspension reduced to 12 months after an appeal hearing in Melbourne.
Belle Couture could make debut at Bendigo Black Caviar's half-sister, Belle Couture, has been nominated to make her much-anticipated debut at Bendigo.
Kisses to get career back on track The 2002 Queensland Oaks winning team of trainer Gerald Ryan and jockey Paul Hammersley will combine at Canterbury.
Ellerton and Zahra aim to keep on a roll The in-form training partnership of Mathew Ellerton and Simon Zahra is aiming to keep the momentum going at Seymour and Flemington.
Pain just part of the job for Mccoy Champion jumps rider Tony McCoy has been injured many times in race falls but says his pain threshold has increased and he will keep going.
John O'Shea to train for Darley Australia Sydney trainer John O'Shea has been confirmed as the replacement for Peter Snowden at Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Australia racing operation.
Beshara fails in appeal over 6-month ban Trainer Paul Beshara has failed in his appeal to have a six-month disqualification for raceday treatment to Happy Trails reduced.
Sistine Demon poised for Flemington re-run Trainer Andrew Noblet says emerging galloper Sistine Demon is almost certain to back up in the Skipton Handicap at Flemington.
No date set for Hugh Bowman ride inquiry Stewards will probe betting sheets as part of an investigation into a Hugh Bowman ride before an inquiry resumes.
Trackwork to determine Ryan's 2YO runners Japanese businessman Tomohiro Sekiguchi missed out on a lucrative payday with Believe Yourself but Baumkuchen could make up for it at Rosehill.
Dunn weighs up Guineas plans for Splendora Matthew Dunn is leading the Brisbane trainers' premiership but a race in Sydney will be crucial to his Magic Millions carnival plans.
More strikes furrther Gr 1 gold in Japan Ryan Moore has added to his haul of feature-race wins in Japan, landing the Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes with Asia Express.
Mick Channon appoints No.1 stable jockey Willy Twiston-Davies will replace Martin Harley as trainer Mick Channon's No.1 stable jockey for the 2014 English racing season.
Zabeel Retired from Stud Duty A notable chapter in Australasian breeding has been closed with confirmation that Group I winner and multiple champion sire Zabeel has been retired from active stud duties.
Pelicano makes amends in Werribee Cup The Tony McEvoy-trained Pelicano has won the Werribee Cup a year after finishing unplaced in the race as the odds-on favourite.
Jetwings ready for Rosehill debut Impressive barrier trial winner Jetwings will attempt to secure a Magic Millions berth when he makes his debut at Rosehill.
Belle Couture close to a race debut Balck Caviar's half-sister Belle Couture is likely to be nominated to make her long-awaited race debut in the next week.
Tommy Berry appeal on Wednesday Tommy Berry's appeal against the severity of a Hong Kong suspension will determine his chances of riding in the Magic Millions.
Newitt insists Oakleigh Girl on target Craig Newitt had to watch Oakleigh Girl's Calaway Gal Stakes win from Melbourne and saw enough to be confident heading towards the Magic Millions.
Shiraz Attack on the mend after setback The Magic Millions Guineas will be the focus for Shiraz Attack who has recovered from leg injuries after being galloped on in a race at Eagle Farm.
Cape Kidnappers ruled out of the summer Trainer Kelly Schweida has spelled Cape Kidnappers after losing a race against time to have the gelding fit for the Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben.
One to remember for Twiston-Davies The New One has firmed to 3-1 favourite for the Champion Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival following his victory at the famous track.
Dual Cup options for import Martinvast Gerald Ryan is looking at two New Year's Day Cup races on opposite sides of Australia as potential targets for Martinvast's next start.
Rawiller thanks Payne for Flemington win Winning jockey Brad Rawiller empathised with Michelle Payne who gave up the ride on Sistine Demon at Flemington.
Aeronautical lands consolation sprint win Classy sprinter Aeronautical posted the second stakes win of his career when he pounced late to land the Razor Sharp Handicap.
Into The Red salutes in Gold Edition Plate Into The Red gave champion jockey Chris Munce a hat-trick of feature race wins when he won the Gold Edition Plate at Doomben.
Decircles earns shot at Standish Handicap The Danny O'Brien-trained Decircles is likely to get his chance in the Group Three Standish Handicap after an all-the-way win at Flemington.
Nash Rawiller drives King Cobia to victory The skills of Nash Rawiller in a close finish proved the difference between victory and defeat when King Cobia scored at Randwick.
Ninth Legion wins the G2 Villiers Stakes Ninth Legion has fulfilled his summer mission in style, taking out the Group Two Villiers Stakes and earning ballot exemption from the Doncaster Mile.
Someday returns to form in Brisbane Hcp The spring carnival proved a disappointment for Someday who will be aimed at the Bernborough Handicap after he returned to form in the Brisbane Handicap.
Business as usual for Cummings partnership James Cummings said the rift between him and his famous grandfather Bart was a molehill that was made into a mountain.
Divine City to chase Gold Coast payday Trainer Garnett Taylor is keen to target the Magic Millions Fillies and Mares Handicap with Divine City after her runaway win at Doomben.
Ichikawa returns as a winner after injury Apprentice Yusuke Ichikawa has returned to the winners' list on his second day back from a discloated shoulder.
Oakleigh Girl on track for Magic Millions Jockey Michael Cahill experienced the highs and lows when he won the Calaway Gal Stakes aboard Oakleigh Girl after a shock loss aboard Vienna Royale.
Permit ends drought to win Christmas Cup Veteran stayer Permit has turned back the clock at Randwick with a determined Christmas Cup victory, his first in more than 18 months.
BC3 administrators deny punters' club link A failed punters' club is not connected to the business dealings of BC3 Thoroughbreds, the administrators for the embattled bloodstock firm says.
Speedy gelding Kaiser Sun wins first-up Kaiser Sun has his soundness issues but also showed he has talent with an all-the-way win first-up at Flemington over 1000m.
Koroibete sets up Guineas tilt with win Three-year-old Koroibete has prompted talk of a Rosehill Guines and Australian Derby campaign in the autumn after beating older horses at Randwick.
Mossfun to be aimed at autumn 2YO riches An autumn carnival campaign is likely for Inglis Nursery winner Mossfun who has pulled off a betting plunge with her Randwick success.
I Am The General bound for Magic Millions An all-the-way win at Flemington has booked a Magic Millions Classic start for the Shane Nichols-trained colt I Am The General.
Dude aiming for fairytale Grand National Monbeg Dude, with the Queen's granddaughter Zara Phillips involved in his preparation, is on target for the Grand National after a Cheltenham win.
CEO hopeful BC3 Thoroughbreds can be saved BC3 Thoroughbreds chief executive Craig Cameron says he hopes the embattled company can be can be resurrected.
Drayton coal mine should not go ahead: PAC Global thoroughbred leaders Coolmore and Darley have won significant support in the bid to stop a coal mine fromopening close to their Hunter Valley farms.
Walter pair take next steps in comebacks A shortened Razor Sharp Handicap doesn't help stablemates Jacquinot Bay and Straight Albert but trainer Guy Walter says they need the racing.
Hoylonny in peak condition for 2400m test Chris Waller thought enough of Hoylonny to run him in an Australian Derby but he will be happy if the horse can win the Listed Christmas Cup.
Magic Millions goal looms for Anna Lizzie Anna Lizzie returns to racing in the Just Now Handicap as trainer Craig Tyrrell sorts through Magic Millions carnival options for the mare.
Prince Of Penzance return excites Payne Michelle Payne is keen to get back on Prince Of Penzance at Flemington but she's disappointed the horse has to clash with Sistine Demon.
Good things come in pairs... Black Revolver, son of Lonhro, will line up tomorrow in his third start in town on the 14th of December at Kensington in the 3YO BM 74 Australian Turf Club Handicap (1400) at 1:10pm
Freshwater Storm aims up for Kilmore Cup The Kilmore Cup is the long-term aim for Freshwater Storm who will be trying to top off his latest preparation with victory at Flemington.
Taxmeifyoucan shapes well for Villiers On the wrong end of a photo finish in the Goulburn Cup, Taxmeifyoucan will be out to make amends in the Villiers Stakes at Randwick.
Standish aim for Moody-trained Flamberge Flamberge is being aimed at the Standish Handicap and will be out to show he's on target for that race when he runs over 1000m at Flemington.
Grand National winner primed for return Grand National winner Auroras Encore is on target to make his return to racing at Wetherby's two-day festival.
Tommy Berry to appeal HK ban from Aust Jockey Tommy Berry hopes to learn next week whether he will be free to chase his third Magic Millions Classic win.
Flemington might provide Millions guide A Flemington race could provide a guide to the Magic Millions with three runners nominated for the Gold Coast feature.
Baker's babies set for Nursery examination Bjorn Baker has a strong hand as he attempts to win the lucrative Inglis Nursery at Randwick for the second year in succession.
Morant poised to break Melbourne duck Former Perth galloper Morant is still searching for his first win in Melbourne with trainer Damien Williams hoping it comes at Flemington.
Kiss Me Ketut aiming for hat-trick of wins Stephen Theodore expects improving filly Kiss Me Ketut to make her presence felt at Flemington so long as she can get a nice run from a wide barrier.
Waller hoping Villiers history can repeat Chris Waller rates Said Com the best of his two Villiers Stakes chances with the Group Two race figuring in a distance change.
Zaratone faces Kensington track challenge Zaratone will be challenged to step out of his comfort zone and win his first race away from Rosehill in more than three years.
Magic Millions favourite impresses Cahill Michael Cahill believes Oakleigh Girl is a worthy favourite for the Magic Millions after riding her in trackwork ahead of the Calaway Gal Stakes at Doomben
Country Cups hero chasing metro success Prolific country Cups winner Gottino will continue to look for his first victory in city grade when he runs at Flemington.
Gerard Butler appeals five-year ban English trainer Gerard Butler has appealed his five-year disqualification for using banned steroids on his horses.
Schofield back a winner with Diamond hope Chad Schofield returned from back-to-back careless riding suspensions with a winner on Blue Diamond-bound filly Wawail at Caulfield.
Milestone win for Ben Hull at Doomben Leading apprentice Tegan Harrison provided her partner Ben Hull with his first city winner as a trainer when she rode Wind Dancer to victory at Doomben.
Prince Of Penzance returns at Flemington Lightly raced gelding Prince Of Penzance makes his return at Flemington with trainer Darren Weir considering the Mornington Cup as a summer target.
Return of injury-plagued Base delayed After more than two years sidelined by injuries, former Lloyd Williams-owned gelding Base is on the comeback trail for a new trainer.
Echo Gal stamps claims for Magic Millions An appeal against a Hong Kong suspension will determine if Tommy Berry can ride Warwick Farm winner Echo Gal in the Magic Millions Classic.
Millions still the plan for Nordic Empire Nordic Empire has returned to Mick Price's stable after a short break in the paddock and will race at Canterbury ahead of a trip to the Gold Coast.
Absalon clear for Villiers Stakes start Absalon has drawn wide in the Villiers Stakes but Sam Kavanagh says the sprinter-miler deserves his chance to run in Sydney's premier race of the summer.
Victorian trainer fined over positive swab Bendigo trainer Shaun Dwyer has been slapped with a $1000 fine over a positive test returned by his galloper Anudjawun.
Lees looking to Uate to brighten his week Kris Lees is hoping smart sprinter Uate can temper a sad week for the stable following the loss of one of its most promising horses.
Inglis removes horses from Vlahos property Eight thoroughbreds have been removed from the property of former BC3 chairman Bill Vlahos by one of Australia's biggest auctioneer companies.
Perth sprint star joins Waller stable Barakey, one of Perth's best sprinters with 12 wins in 14 starts, will join the Chris Waller stable to be trained for an eastern states campaign.
Stallion Barn Yarn - Ustinov (AUS) This week we speak with Ustinov who has recently returned from a stint in New Zealand with big plans to build on his Group 1 success at stud...
Enquare Wins Second Listed Race Super win by the filly Saturday, every time we raise the bar she reaches it, a very professional filly indeed and all racehorse...
St Nicholas Abbey continues fight for life Coolmore says St Nicholas Abbey is continuing to fight his battle against injury and the life-threatening hoof disease laminitis.
BHA appears at betting corruption summit Sporting bodies including the British Horse Racing Authority have gathered in London for a summit on corrupt betting practices.
Oakleigh Girl, Sheer Style top MM betting Fillies Oakleigh Girl and Sheer Style have been made the early favourites to win the Magic Millions Classic.
BC3 Thoroughbreds appoint administrator Racing syndicator BC3 Thoroughbreds is in voluntary administration following the resignation of former chairman Bill Vlahos.
Nisos ready to deliver on promise: trainer Nisos, the stalwart of the small stable of Mornington trainer Paul Rocke, is set for his best campaign of racing.
Toowoomba racetrack on verge of reopening Racing Queensland officials say the new course proper at Toowoomba has passed its first serious test after jump-outs were held on the StrathAyr surface.
Expectant mare set for Aust breakthrough New Zealand mare Abeautifulred's racing days are numbered because she is pregnant but trainer John Sargent is hoping she can bow out a black-type winner.
O'Hara adds to Villiers day comeback book Listen Son, entered for races in Sydney and Brisbane, is expected to target the Villiers Stakes at Randwick with Kathy O'Hara to ride.
Different regime works wonders for Tombola Variety has been the key to Tombola's form and trainer Jason Warren is hoping the galloper's winning ways continue at Caulfield.
Chad Schofield back after 22-meeting ban Cox Plate-winning apprentice jockey Chad Schofield returns to racing at Caulfield after serving back-to-back suspensions.
Ararat asked to explain racetrack fiasco Racing Victoria has backed the decision of jockeys not to ride at a country Victoria race meeting because of safety concerns.
Sprinter Sacre could run at Kempton Sprinter Sacre could be the star attraction at the Kempton meeting where he is scheduled to take on Tingle Creek Chase winner Sire De Grugy.
Drowne waits on X-ray results Jockey Steve Drowne will undergo further X-rays on injuries suffered in a fall at Sha Tin as he waits for news on when he can travel home to England.
Cummings training partnership to continue The Cummings training partnership of Bart and his grandson James will continue as usual after days of speculation about a split.
Jarrod McLean disqualified for six months Trainer Jarrod McLean has been disqualified for six months over a positive swab to a horse in his care in a post-race sample.
Barakey to join a Melbourne trainer Perth sprinter Barakey is set to stay in Melbourne after the Lightning Stakes at Flemington to join a new stable.
Authorities investigate BC3 company Racing Victoria has confirmed it is investigating the controversial syndication company BC3 Thoroughbreds.
Sysmo back on track after campaign hiccup Sysmo returns in the Villiers Stakes after a slight setback with trainer Tony McEvoy confident he can make his presence felt.
General to put Millions chances on show The Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast is the aim for I Am The General who will be out to seal qualification with his performance at Flemington.
Aeronautical back in Razor Sharp Aeronautical will be looking for a compensatory win in the Razor Sharp after missing out on an invitation to Hong Kong.
Spring Cups targets for HK Vase winner Dominant's win in the Hong Kong Vase has heralded a tilt at the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups after he competes in Dubai and Hong Kong again.
Kayla Nisbet breaks wrist at trackwork Apprentice Kayla Nisbet has broken her wrist in a trackwork fall just days after returning to race riding from a month out with a broken foot.
Steve Drowne in hospital after HK fall English jockey Steve Drowne has a suspected punctured lung and broken collarbone after falling in the Hong Kong Sprint.
Hong Kong dominates International races Hong Kong horse have dominated the International meeting at Sha Tin with the locals winning three of the four feature races.
Dominant wins the Hong Kong Vase Hong Kong's Dominant has claimed an upset win against some of the world's best stayers in the International Vase at Sha Tin.
Australian Guineas aim for Prince Harada Prince Harada didn't live up to his boom in the spring but trainer Tony Vasil believes the three-year-old can make his mark in his next campaign.
Vienna Royale to resume in Phelan Ready Vienna Royale returns to racing in the Phelan Ready Stakes at Doomben as trainer Tony Gollan begins to shape his Magic Millions campaign.
Business as usual for Peter Snowden It's business as usual for outgoing Darley trainer Peter Snowden as he plots the autumn paths of the team.
Girl in Flight could head to Sydney Trainer Robbie Griffiths is reviewing Group One options for unbeaten filly Girl In Flight with the Australian Oaks in Sydney now on the radar.
Baker looking for million dollar pay days Bjorn Baker has emerging colt Unencumbered and proven filly Twilight Royale aiming at lucrative pay dyas.
Polanski nearing return to work Three-year-old Polanski is close to returning to work to prepare for his attempt to add the Australian Derby in the autumn to his Victoria Derby success.
Tingle Creek victory for Sire De Grugy The father-son combination of trainer Gary Moore and jockey Jamie Moore has claimed a milestone Grade One win in the Tingle Creek Chase.
Schweida to monitor Cape Kidnappers The summer carnival campaign of Cape Kidnappers hangs in the balance after an abnormal blood count ruled him out of the George Moore Stakes.
Ihtsahymn wins Kingston Town Stakes Fred Kersley-trained three-year-old has beaten the older horses to win the Group One Kingston Town Stakes.
Dandino and Galileo Rock to miss Vase Australian-owned Dandino will miss the Hong Kong Vase because of a soft-tissue leg injury.
Jamie Mott in hospital after race fall Jockey Jamie Mott has been taken to hospital for observation and assessment after a race fall at Caulfield.
Villiers Stakes moved to Kensington track Sydney's Villiers Stakes meeting will be run on Randwick's Kensington track due to lack of grass growth on the course proper.
Lucky Hussler wins G3 George Moore Stakes Jockey Jason Taylor has made a triumphant return from a dislocated shoulder to win the George Moore Stakes aboard Lucky Hussler.
Kerrin McEvoy steals the show at Randwick Kerrin McEvoy has ridden four winners at Randwick, all for outgoing Darley trainer Peter Snowden.
Peter Snowden has a day out at Randwick Peter Snowden is leaving the Darley racing operation after the Sydney autumn carnival but has kept his mind on the job at hand with four Randwick winners.
Don't Get Excited continues winning ways Don' t Get Excited has won his fifth race from seven start since he shifted to trainer Stephen Theordore's Cranbourne stable.
Rodd makes most of pick-up ride on Vatican Consistent sprinter Vatican has claimed his first stakes win in the Doveton Stakes with jockey Michael Rodd a replacement for the injured Billy Egan.
Missy Longstocking crashes as odds-on pop Magic Millions Guineas plans will be reassessed for Missy Longstocking after she was beaten as an odds-on favourite in the Mode Plate at Doomben.
Lord Durante turns tables on Lord Wimble In another battle of the lords, Lord Durante defeated Lord Wimble at Caulfield, reversing a result from a previous clash.
Bowman shows how on Waller-trained filly Calming Influence has broken a run of outs for Chris Waller with Hugh Bowman giving a lesson on how to rate a front runner.
Harquila keeps perfect record at Caulfield Three-year-old filly Harquila has got the better of two other debut winners to remain unbeaten with a narrow victory first-up at Caulfield.
Stroak stays on target for Magic Millions Jockey Michael Cahill believes Stroak will be suited by the high pressure of the Magic Millions after the filly kept her unbeaten record intact at Doomben.
Unencumbered bound for Millions after win Unencumbered has raised his stocks for the rich Magic Millions Classic with a comprehensive win at Randwick, ending the Darley dominence with juveniles.
Traffic jam costly for apprentice Nisbet Traffic cost Kayla Nisbet getting to the track on time but it made no difference to Lord Of The Sky winning at Caulfield with Jake Duffy in the saddle.
Black Caviar shares top racehorse ranking Black Caviar is still being decorated for her racetrack deeds with the unbeaten mare sharing the title of the world's best racehorse for 2013.
Side Glance sights fixed on HK Cup glory Mackinnon Stakes winner Side Glance needs a quick tempo to show his best in the Hong Kong Cup, according to trainer Andrew Balding.
Dunaden back to right form: Delzangles Convinced Dunaden is in his element at this time of the year, trainer Mikel Delzangles expects the stayer to run well in the Hong Kong Vase.
Strawbridge coy over Cloud's future Owner George Strawbridge has hinted the Hong Kong Mile may not be the swan song for Moonlight Cloud.
RQ launches fillies bonus scheme A bonus scheme officials hope will generate more interest in fillies at the Magic Millions sale in March has been announced by Racing Queensland.
Parnham believes brothers can figure in G1 Neville Parnham believes Playing God and God Has Spoken are capable of figuring in the Kingston Town Stakes as they near the end of their racing careers.
Red Cadeaux poised for rich Sydney autumn English stayer Red Cadeaux, well known to Australian racegoers after his Melbourne Cup placings, could be one of the headline acts of the Sydney autumn.
West Africa scratched from Caulfield race Well-supported West Africa has been scratched from the opening race at Caulfield, leaving Lord Of The Sky a dominant favourite.
Moonlight Cloud to go out a winner in HK Champion French mare Moonlight Cloud is lining up for her likely swan song in the Hong Kong Mile at Sha Tin.
Cry Havoc fast-tracked into metro 3YO race An introduction to city racing might have arrived sooner than his trainer wanted but early betting suggests Cry Havoc will run well at Randwick.
Fitness key to Romancingthestone chances Cranbourne trainer Robbie Griffiths says a fit Romancingthestone can present a danger to her more-fancied rivals at Caulfield.
No Rainbow at Caulfield for Doveton Stakes The Doveton Stakes has been reduced to nine runners with Chase The Rainbow scratched after suffering superficial cuts to a leg.
Territory to keep Austin's name in lights If timing counts for a lot in racing, trainer Jarrod Austin is hoping he can cash in on the return to winning form of smart sprinter Territory.
Aigles well ahead of fourth Cup bid French star Cirrus Des Aigles is pleasing his trainer Corine Barande-Barbe ahead of his fourth attempt to win the Hong Kong Cup.
Positive signs for Doubtfilly in G3 Moore Trainer Stuart Kendrick believes an ideal barrier and significant weight drop will work in favour of Doubtfilly in the George Moore Stakes.
Black Caviar's brother improves slightly The two-year-old half-brother to Black Caviar has made slight improvement but is not out of the woods in his battle with laminitis.
John Messara elected chairman of ARB John Messara has been elected chairman of the Australian Racing Board succeeding Michael Duffy.
Belle Couture steps closer to race debut Belle Couture, a younger half-sister to champion Black Caviar, has won a jump-out at Flemington and is closing in on a highly-anticipated debut.
Encostanati - a step up in class! Encostanati (Encosta De Lago x Cincinnati Gal g.) has stepped up into Saturday class racing where he will line up tomorrow in the 3YO BM 73 HQ of Insurance Handicap (1150m) at 2:37pm at Randwick, Kensington.
Queen awarded top owners' honour for 2013 The Queen has been recognised for her contribution to British horse racing, winning the 2013 Owner of the Year award.
Three-month ban for UK racehorse owner Racehorse owner Stephen Arnold has been disqualified for betting against horses he races, the British Horseracing Authority has announced.
Mount Athos gets thumbs up from Williams Melbourne Cup placegetter Mount Athos has improved since his arrival in Hong Kong, according to jockey Craig Williams.
Cummings family rift remains unresolved The training partnership between Bart and James Cummings remains tenuous but is yet to be formally dissolved.
Aussie Linton draws well in Hong Kong Mile The only Australian-trained horse in action at the Hong Kong International meeting has received a kind draw for his Sha Tin assignment.
Nordic Empire to Millions via Canterbury Caulfield debut winner Nordic Empire is set to have his final Magic Millions lead-up race at Canterbury on his way to the Gold Coast.
Distance no concern for Tenacitus: O'Shea A stout American pedigree has fuelled John O'Shea's belief the up-and-coming Tenacitus will relish a sharp distance rise at Randwick.
Loveyamadly set for Doveton Stakes: Price Mick Price has set stakes-winning mare Loveyamadly for a first-up win in the Doveton Stakes, rating her the best of his three runners in the 1000m race.
Startsmeup aims for dual wins in Moore Startsmeup has returned to the stables of original trainer Bruce Hill to prepare for back-to-back wins in the George Moore Stakes.
Lord Wimble looks for back-to-back wins Bill Wilde hopes his decision to skirt around the edges of the spring carnival with Lord Wimble will continue to pay off at Caulfield.
Ihtsahymn popular for WFA Kingston Town Ihtsahymn, the only three-year-old in the race, is now an outright second favourite to win the $500,000 Kingston Town Classic at Ascot.
Gai out to end Darley's Sydney 2YO spree The Magic Millions is the long-term aim, but ending Darley's dominance of Sydney juvenile races is the immediate goal for two Gai Waterhouse youngsters.
This weeks US runners have landed Changeintheweather and El Nino a trio of winners each EL NINO’s multiple Stakes winning daughter, DE JORGE claimed her third STAKES win at La Rinconada.
Fresh legs to help Zuma Roc at Caulfield Topweight Zuma Roc is first-up from a spell at Caulfield but trainer Neil Walsh is tipping the five-year-old to sprint well.
Racing super power Juddmonte not for sale Juddmonte boss Douglas Erskine Crum has refuted speculation Khalid Abdullah wants to sell off part of his thoroughbred racing empire.
Dunaden a happy horse ahead of Vase French galloper Dunaden will be out to turn back the clock at Sha Tin when he chases his second win in the Hong Kong Vase.
McEvoy claims Hong Kong title Australia's Kerrin McEvoy has won the Longines International Jockeys' Championship in Hong Kong, topping the final table on 18 points.
Butler banned for five years over doping The UK's Gerard Butler has been handed a five-year ban for doping, in what the British Horseracing Authority described as an "appalling breach of duty".
Newcomer Mardi in emotional win for owners Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Gai Waterhouse has won a race Canterbury with a filly who holds special significance for the Cloros family.
Weight drop key to Sumakaray chances: Cox Wodonga trainer Brian Cox is hoping a 6kg drop in weight will help Sumakaray to put in a winning performance in the Listed Doveton Stakes.
Zoustar set to stand in NSW and Victoria Zoustar will stand in NSW and Victoria in alternate seasons when he retires from racing in a joint venture between Widden Stud and Woodside Park Stud
Waller pair to bounce back at Randwick Two fillies from the Chris Waller yard who were beaten as favourites last start will be out to redeem themselves at Randwick.
Outside alley for Famous Seamus in Moore Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith has given the go-ahead for Famous Seamus to run in the George Moore Stakes despite the gelding drawing the outside barrier.
Mokoro makes her city debut at Caulfield The Danny O'Brien-trained Mokoro moves up to city grade at Caulfield after a dominant win at Seymour.
Cummings family racing alliance in limbo Australian racing icon Bart Cummings and his grandson James are trying to save their training partnership.
Nisbet back and confident of Caulfield win Apprentice Kayla Nisbet is ready to return from a month out with a broken foot and is confident Lord Of The Sky can give her an early winner at Caulfield.
Linton makes improvement ahead of Mile bid Australia's only runner during Hong Kong's international racing extravaganza is starting to feel right at home.
Lynam hoping for winning Power at Sha Tin Stablemates Soul Power and Slade Power and in top order as they prepare for the Hong Kong Sprint.
Stallion Barn Yarn - Dream Ahead (USA) Champion European sprinter Dream Ahead boasts about his first crop of foals and divulges his preference between southern and northern hemisphere mares...
Mr Moet figures in switch to Sydney stable Perth star Mr Moet will race out of premiership-winning trainer Chris Waller's Rosehill stable during the Sydney autumn carnival.
Protective skull cap a lifesaver: O'Hara Popular jockey Kathy O'Hara insists her skull cap saved her from serious injury as she recovers from a race fall at Randwick.
Theodore ponders Don't Get Excited options Trainer Stephen Theodore is looking to the skies for help in deciding where he should race Don't Get Excited.
Capital Commander in Magic Millions test Nick Olive is confident in-form racemare Capital Commander can add another dimension to her racing, starting with a middle-distance event at Randwick.
Sydney start possible for Caulfield winner Loot 'n' Run, who pulled off a win at outsider's odds at Caulfield, could end his campaign with a Sydney start.
Northam hoping sprinter is on the Money Big Money will be trying to turn potential into a city result at his first metropolitan start when he lines up at Canterbury.
Sacre in doubt for Tingle Creek Favourite Sprinter Sacre is not certain to start in the Tingle Creek Chase after an unsatisfactory tracheal wash.
Dancing Rain fetches 4 million guineas Sheikh Mohammed has paid 4 million guineas for dual Oaks winner Dancing rain who is carrying a Frankel foal.
Serge Lisnyy outed for one month Apprentice Serge Lisnyy has been suspended for a month at the conclusion of an inquiry into his tactics in a race at Randwick.
Doveton Stakes start undecided for Rainbow Chase The Rainbow is nominated to make his comeback in the Doveton Stakes but trainer Rick Hore-Lacy is undecided whether the horse will run or not.
Carrick to begin new campaign at Randwick An infection stopped Carrick's Australian career almost before it started but he is back to begin again at Randwick.
Two options for unbeaten Lucky Symbol Phillip Stokes is considering a Caulfield start for Lucky Symbol having already won in Melbourne with Hucklebuck and Eclair Big Bang this season.
Famous Seamus headed north again Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith will take Famous Seamus north to run in the Group Three George Moore Stakes.
Jacquline Stewart new keeper of Stud Book Jacqueline Steward will take over from Michael Ford as the keeper of the Australian Stud Book which records thoroughbred breeding.
Samaready preparing for Lightning return The Black Caviar Lightning Stakes has been earmarked as the race return for dual Group One winner Samaready.
Peter O'Brien to join the team at Segenhoe in the new year Segenhoe Stud is delighted to announce the appointment of Peter O’Brien as General Manager of Segenhoe Stud. Peter commences his employment with the Company following the Magic Millions (Gold Coast).
Jason Maskiell appeals severity of ban Jockey Jason Maskiell has appealed against the severity of a lengthy suspension incurred for testing positive to a banned substance.
Jezki delivers at Fairyhouse Progressive hurdler Jeski, a winner at Fairyhouse, will be among those trying to topple Hurricane Fly in the Champion Hurdle.
Craig Newitt rides half the Wodonga card Craig Newitt has ridden four of the eight winners at the Wodonga Cup meeting including the feature on the Mick Price-trained Stratigraphy.
Lady Kipling seeks elusive Group One win A Group Three victory by Lady Kipling at Ellerslie has set her up for an elusive Group One victory at Ellerslie and Trentham this summer.
Appearance and Streama back in work Guy Walter is already looking forward to the autumn campaigns of Group One winning stablemates Appearance and Streama.
Robyn Freeman-Key injured at Hawkesbury Robyn Freeman-Key is the latest jockey to be injured in a racetrack incident in a week of falls on the eastern seaboard.
Oliver keen on Dandino in Hong Kong Damien Oliver believes the Melbourne Cup form will stand up when it comes to the International Vase in Hong Kong.
Destiny's Kiss primed for Villiers assault Joe Pride will send Terravista to the paddock and rely on Destiny's Kiss to represent the stable in the Villiers Stakes.
Missy Longstocking returns in Mode Plate Trainer Liam Birchley is overlooking the Coolmore Stud Stakes defeat of Missy Longstocking who will contest the Mode Plate at Doomben.
Vatican after stakes win at Caulfield Byron Cozamanis believes consistent sprinter Vatican is getting better all the time and hopes the gelding can land a Listed win in the Doveton Stakes.
Dual Grade One success for Nicky Henderson Champion jumps trainer Nicky Henderson has put a bad week behind him to send out the winners of two Grade One races.
Glen Colless suspended at Doomben Glen Colless was outed for careless riding at Doomben but his suspension takes effect after he rides Splendora in the Mode Plate.
Visitor Absalon lands Recognition Stakes Absalon erased any doubts about his ability to handle wet tracks when he won the Tattersall's Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Zaratone all the way in Starlight Stakes The free-running Zaratone has won the Starlight Stakes at Rosehill without his usual rider Kathy O'Hara who is suffering concussion after a fall.
Mother, daughter celebrate Caulfield win Veteran mare Sensational Report has scored an upset win at Caulfield to the delight of trainer Dianne Wynne and her jockey daughter Sally.
White Sage keeps model record in Festival White Sage has extended her unbeaten record to five with her first stakes victory in the Listed Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Travolta adds to Gai's Cups winning spree Gai Waterhouse has won the ATC Cup to go with her Melbourne Cup and Ballarat Cup victories during November.
Fitness query no issue for Lady Echelon Lady Echelon enhanced her reputation as a superior wet tracker when she scored a first-up win in the Travel Associates Classic at Doomben.
Loot 'n' Run discards wet tracker label Renowned wet tracker Loot 'n' Run proved he can also handle better surfaces with a Caulfield win at big odds.
Memorial adds another win to her resume Memorial has enhanced the record of Darley's two-year-old fillies with her second win from as many starts at Rosehill.
Freak mishap for Poste Restante at Doomben Doomben punters had to endure a tale of woe when Poste Restante knuckled over at the start and dislodged jockey Michael Cahill.
Girl In Flight aimed at Adelaide carnival Girl In Flight will be set for Australasian Oaks in Adelaide after winning at Caulfield to keep an unbeaten record.
Nordic Empire stakes Magic Millions claim Two-year-old Nordic Empire has raced himself into contention for the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast with a strong debut win at Caulfield.
Cummings vindicated about Forget Maybe Anthony Cummings believes he has a future star on his hands in Forget Maybe, a colt he was forced to keep because no-one else wanted a share.
Black Caviar's little brother on improve The half-brother to champion mare Black Caviar looks like he is winning his fight against the hoof disease laminitis.
Mount Athos tuning up for Hong Kong Vase Mount Athos, the minor placegetter behind Fiorente in the Melbourne Cup, is pleasing the Luca Cumani stable leading up to his next international race.
Sheikh Joaan launches UK horse operation Another Qatari royal, Sheikh Joaan Bin Hamed Al Thani, has established a horse racing operation in Britain.
Jason Maskiell suspended for 18 months Jockey Jason Maskiell has been suspended from race riding by stewards for 18 months after testing positive to a banned substance.
Hayden Haitana ban lifted by Racing Qld Hayden Haitana, one of the central figures in the Fine Cotton ring-in scandal, has had his lifetime ban from racetracks lifted by Racing Queensland.
Expensive colt set for debut at Caulfield Zulu Land, a $1.5 million yearling purchase, is on trial for a Blue Diamond preparation as he debuts at Caulfield over 1000m.
Memorial set to continue Darley 2YO blitz Peter Snowden will be out to continue his domination of Sydney two-year-old racing when Memorial lines up for her second start at Rosehill.
Lighter Legion spot-on for Festival Stakes A gelding operation has had the desired effect on former lad Ninth Legion who can further vindicate the decision with a Festival Stakes win.
Walter stablemates under the microscope Trainer Guy Walter will be happy just to see stablemates Jacquinot Bay and Straight Albert perform well in their comeback at Rosehill.
Fillydelphia at peak for Recognition test Fillydelphia has recovered from a career-threatening injury and is poised to break a prize money milestone in the Recognition Stakes at Doomben.
Symons after more success on Multilateral Chris Symons is unbeaten from two rides on Multilateral and is favourite to maintain that winning sequence when he reunites with the import at Caulfield.
Forget Maybe chasing Rosehill consolation A Melbourne trip didn't work out for Forget Maybe but trainer Anthony Cummings reports the three-year-old is in bright order for his Rosehill assignment.
Belle Ez looks to enhance her city record The Neil Dyer-trained Belle Ez will be chasing back-to-back city wins at Caulfield after breaking through at Moonee Valley.
By The Grace out to confirm Adelaide plans Promising gelding By The Grace is being set for next year's Adelaide carnival with his city debut at Caulfield a pointer to his long-term prospects.
Lynam duo ready to roll in Hong Kong Irish trainer Eddie Lynam has Sole Power and Slade Power at peak fitness in a dual attack on the Hong Kong International Sprint.
Crucial time for St Nicholas Abbey Multiple Group One winner St Nicholas Abbey is struggling to overcome the life-threatening hoof disease laminitis.
Riders, stewards clear Werribee for return Racing is set to return to Werribee for its rescheduled Cup meeting after a renovated section of the track was given the seal of approval by jockeys.
John Cornish steps down as ATC chairman John Cornish, the inaugural chairman of the Australian Turf Club, has announced he is quitting the post.
Constant Force to bring bush form to town Country Cups specialist Constant Force is returning to the city looking for a dry track and a change of luck at Caulfield.
Lady Of Harrods ready to fire at Caulfield Russell Cameron expects a fitter Lady Of Harrods to make her presence felt as the mare chases her first win in more than a year at Caulfield.
Zaratone, O'Hara chasing 2nd Starlight win Zaratone and his regular rider Kathy O'Hara will chase another win in the race which first brought them together.
Desiree Gill fall an accident: inquiry A Sunshine Coast race fall that resulted in the death of jockey Desiree Gill was a tragic accident, a stewards inquiry has found.
Liesele chases more black type at Doomben Trainer Liam Birchley believes Liesele can bounce back from a Flemington defeat to earn more black-type success at Doomben.
She Can Skate carries Wheeler family hopes Front-running four-year-old mare She Can Skate will be trying to break a minor run of outs at Caulfield.
Moloney loses appeal against suspension Apprentice Patrick Moloney has two careless riding suspensions to serve after failing in his appeal against one of the bans.
X-rays clear fall-guy Gauci of fractures Darren Gauci has been cleared of broken bones after falling off his mount Royal Mephisto at Bendigo.
Stars align for Cummings in summer feature Anthony Cummings has taken a conservative route with Strike The Stars, one of the chances in the Festival Stakes at Rosehill.
Jwala lacks six appeal for HK: trainer Robert Cowell concedes Jwala is a risk at the Hong Kong Sprint distance as the Nunthorpe Stakes winner tries to end a European hoodoo in the race.
Moment Of Change - True Group 1 Horse! MOMENT OF CHANGE was desperately unlucky Saturday in the Group 1 Winterbottom Stakes going down by the shortest of margins and proving to all he is a genuine Group 1 performer.
Suspected wrist injury for Darren Gauci Jockey Darren Gauci has been taken to hospital for observation and wrist X-rays after a fall at Bendigo.
Jason Maskiell returns positive sample Jockey Jason Maskiell has tested positive to a banned substance in a urine sample taken at Kyneton races.
Bridge, Clark combine for Canterbury win Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Les Bridge has a select team in work and Lofty Ambition might just be the most promising of them.
Cheval Du Feu lands plunge at Eagle Farm Cheval Du Feu has landed a betting move Eagle Farm in a win his trainer David Kelly hopes will be a turning point in the gelding's career.
Portelli hoping for a Sydney autumn Cameo Cosmic Cameo delivered on his promise with a city victory that his trainer hopes can be a stepping stone to bigger things.
VRC announces record profit for 2012-2013 The Victoria Racing Club has announced a 200 per cent jump in profits for the 2012-2013 racing season.
Brown rates Post D'France stayer on rise Stephen Brown is looking at targeting Post D'France at the Mornington Cup but the gelding needs to pass another test at Caulfield over 2000m.
Photo-finish fortunes turn for Tommy Berry A photo finish to the Goulburn Cup didn't have the right result for Tommy Berry but he had better luck in front of the camera at Canterbury.
Ryan Maloney out to continue winning run Jockey Ryan Maloney scored his biggest win at Caulfield and he returns to the track to partner a filly he rates as one of the best he has ridden.
Terravista poised to back-up at Rosehill A happy horse, a good barrier draw and the chance for a stakes grade test are convincing reasons for Joe Pride to back-up Terravista at Rosehill.
Stallion Barn Yarn - Wordsmith Tasmanian stallion Wordsmith spills the beans on stud life and boasts about his sucessful progeny who earnt him the spot as Tasmania's leading first season sire in 2012
Anudjawun at centre of positive swab test Anudjawun, a horse who snapped a long losing sequence at his most recent start, has returned a positive swab before an unplaced run at Caulfield.
Godolphin buys Irish Derby-winning colt Irish Derby winner Trading Leather will sport Godolphin's famous blue silks after the colt's sale to Sheikh Mohammed's racing operation.
Melb Cup winner Dunaden added to HK field The 2011 Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden has earned a late call-up to contest the Hong Kong Vase at Sha Tin.
Tony McCoy included in BBC award entries Record-breaking jumps jockey Tony McCoy has been nominated for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year, an award he won in 2010.
Jayconi looking for back-to-back victories Mornington trainer Jason Warren thinks his seven-year-old gelding Jayconi will be hard to beat over his pet distance of 1000m at Caulfield.
Linton lands in HK for rich Mile feature Stradbroke Handicap winner Linton will not be returning to Australia as he prepares to run in the Hong Kong Mile.
RISA to conduct review on system failure Racing Information Services Australia will undertake a review that will ensure a system outage delaying the release of race fields will not happen again.
Baby celebrations force Bowman scratching Leading jockey Hugh Bowman will not be riding at Canterbury after his wife Christine gave birth to the couple's first child - a baby girl.
NZ racing mourns top trainer Eric Ropiha Retired New Zealand racehorse trainer Eric Ropiha, best known in Australia for his Caulfield Cup win with Ilumquh, has died.
Coyle hopes return is Sweet redemption Sweet Serendipity will be out to right the wrongs of his Randwick failure when he returns to the track at Canterbury.
Mertens can thank lucky stars: O'Keeffe Peter Mertens has suffered multiple fractures from a race fall but his injuries could have been much worse, a prominent racing official claims.
Newbury run undecided for Cape Tribulation Cape Tribulation is the topweight among 23 entries for the Hennessy Gold Cup but the nine-year-old is not a certain starter in the Newbury race.
Girl In Flight set for city debut Robbie Griffiths has three options for Girl In Flight's city debut but will study nominations before deciding on the right race for the unbeaten filly.
Two jockeys hurt in fall at Hamilton Jockeys Peter Mertens and Jordan Childs have been taken to hospital after a two-horse fall at Hamilton in country Victoria.
Aeronautical looking for consolation win Aeronautical will be looking for a consolation win at home after being knocked back for a berth in the Hong Kong Sprint.
Sysmo out to end campaign with ATC Cup win The ATC Cup is likely to be the final start of Sysmo's campaign with trainer Tony McEvoy keen to raise the bar with the import in the autumn.
Robert Heathcote gains another accolade Queenslander Robert Heathcote has been named the Victorian Racing Media's personality of the year for his stable's success this year.
Malavio ready for Festival Stakes defence Malavio is primed to defend his Festival Stakes title ahead of a tilt at the Villiers Stakes, Sydney's premier summer race.
Chase The Rainbow nearing summer comeback Chase The Rainbow is on target for his comeback to racing in one of Melbourne's summer sprints with his long-term goal the Doncaster Mile.
Waikato Stud to sell all yearlings in NZ Waikato Stud will keep its entire draft of yearlings at home in NZ to be sold at the National Sale at Karaka.
Gentildonna wins her second Japan Cup Gentildonna has won the Japan Cup for the second time, holding off another Japanese filly Denim And Ruby.
Berry twins fight out Goulburn Cup finish Nathan Berry has come out on top in the Goulburn Cup with Any Day Will Do getting a photo decision over Taxmeifyoucan ridden by his brother Tommy.
Waterhouse and Oliver win Ballarat Cup Gai Waterhouse and Damien Oliver had combined with The Offer to add the Ballarat Cup to the Melbourne Cup won by Fioerente.
Sheer Style wins reverse race at Ballarat Sydney filly Sheer Style has won the rich Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat despite being uncomfortable on the heavy track.
Legislation to stop Hunter mines welcomed Darley's Henry Plumptre has welcomed the news of legislation giving the government powers to cancel a mining licence near the Hunter Valley stud.
Jockey Rodney Quinn confirms retirement Popular Sydney jockey Rodney Quinn has confirmed his retirement after a career spanning almost 40 years.
Discreet returns for Millions carnival Discreet returns to racing at Eagle Farm as trainer Kelly Schweida plots a course towards the Magic Millions carnival.
Three US trainers to face federal charges Three American trainers and a clocker have been charged with fraud and bribery relating to raceday medications and attempted race fixing.
Hayden Haitana applies to have ban lifted Hayden Haitana, the trainer at the centre of the Fine Cotton ring-in scandal, has applied to have his lifetime ban from racetracks lifted.
Cue Card comes up trumps at Haydock Cue Card has put himself in the frame for the Cheltenham Gold Cup with an all-the-way win at Haydock for Colin Tizzard and his jockey son Joe.
Annie shows her power at Ascot Irish jumps star Annie Power has maintained her unbeaten record at her first start away from home with victory at Ascot.
Luckygray wins his second Railway Luckygray has won his second Railway Stakes in Perth and his first for new trainer Trevor Andrews.
Buffering notches third G1 win in a row Buffering has scored one of he bravest wins of his distinguished career, holding off a late surge from Moment Of Change to win the Winterbottom Stakes.
It's double trouble for Priscilla Schmidt Priscilla Schmidt will spend more time on the sideline after incurring a second careless riding suspension in as many weeks at Eagle Farm.
Territory back in the winners' circle Territory has won his first race for more than three years to add to trainer Jarrod Austin's winning streak.
Better late than never for Valley winner Scratchings helped Coronation Shallan scrape into the last of eight races at Moonee Valley and she duly saluted for trainer Brett Scott.
Better Than Ready wins Keith Noud Handicap Jockey Ric McMahon showered Better Than Ready with praise after the entire shouldered 60.5kg to win the Keith Noud Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Solsay makes it a Valley double for Kent Solsay has given Mick Kent his second Moonee Valley after the success of Miss Steele.
Terravista confirms promise at Randwick A seven-day back-up for a tilt at the Festival Stakes is on the cards for Terravista who racked up his fourth win from five starts at Randwick.
Flight Academy continues winning streak Flight Academy has posted a hat-trick of wins, completing a transition from provincial racing to score at Randwick.
Bullet fires winning shot at Moonee Valley After playing up at the barriers last start, Adelaide sprinter Esprit de Bullet has put all that behind him to notch a win at Moonee Valley.
Britt honoured with ATC life membership Edgar Britt, an outstanding jockey of his generation who turned 100 last month, has been made a life member of the Australian Turf Club.
Nautical sails home to land photo decision A mare who cost $10,000 has proved to be a great investment with Nautical taking her earnings to more than $140,000 with her Moonee Valley win.
Magic Millions the aim for Divine Service Jason McLachlan will prepare Divine Service for the Magic Millions Classic after the colt upstaged boom filly Elitist to win at Eagle Farm.
Occitan gives Darley another juvenile win An early double to the Darley team at Randwick has kicked off with the third individual two-year-old filly to win in as many Saturdays.
Miss Steele shows quality in Valley win Miss Steele is heading for stakes racing after finishing over the top of her rivals in the City Jeep Handicap at Moonee Valley.
Simenon, Dunaden chasing Japan Cup glory Melbourne Cup runners Simenon and Dunaden will lead the international charge on the rich Japan Cup.
Chicquita fetches Irish record price Australian Paul Makin's Irish Oaks winner Chicquita has set a record price for a horse sold at auction in Ireland.
Black Caviar's sister appears in jump-out Belle Couture, the unraced half-sister to Black Caviar, has made her first public appearance in a jump-out at Flemington.
Weight conditions to suit Anatina: Smerdon Trainer Robert Smerdon says the weight conditions in the Magic Millions Ballarat 3YO Classic are made order for Anatina.
Praecido looking for back to back wins Praecido's winning record isn't as consistent as some of his rivals at Randwick but his prize money is many times more.
Blackiston pins faith in Let's Elope links Karata and Heez Notorious will try to live up to their bloodlines made famous by Let's Elope when they race at Moonee Valley for trainer Nigel Blackiston.
Steel Zip on giant-killer mission in Noud Steel Zip will aim for back-to-back wins in the Keith Noud Handicap at Eagle Farm but his trainer says he faces a tough task to topple Better Than Ready.
Joe Pride keeping it in the family A pair of talented half-brothers will carry the hopes of Joe Pride, and probably many punters, when they race three hours apart at different tracks.
Aregee McLaren primed for first-up: Jolly Adelaide trainer David Jolly expects a bold first-up showing from lightly raced six-year-old Aregee McLaren at Moonee Valley.
Parnham keeps faith in Railway outsiders Siblings Playing God and God Has Spoken have more going for them in the Railway Stakes than their odds suggest, trainer Neville Parnham says.
Scream Machine set to go one better in Cup The Jason Coyle-trained Scream Machine will be strongly fancied to make amends for finishing second in 2012 when he contests the Goulburn Cup.
Champion trainer Richard Hannon to reitre Britain's champion trainer Richard Hannon is to hand over the running of the stable to his son Richard jnr.
Mathrick fined over treatment rule breach Trainer Shawn Mathrick has been fined $4000 after pleading guilty to a breach of the rules for stomach tubing a horse the day before it was to race.
Group One winner Epaulette retired to stud On the same day Peter Snowden announced he would quite as Darley's head trainer, the worldwide thoroughbred operation also retired Epaulette.
Collett chasing weekend wins in two states Jason Collett starts his weekend with rides in Sydney and hopes to end it with victory in the Magic Millions Clockwise Classic at Ballarat.
Kensington track holds up despite rain The deluge of rain in Sydney has not affected the recently renovated Kensington track which has been rated in the good range.
Apprentice Moloney hungry for success With the spring carnival over, leading Melbourne apprentice Patrick Moloney is looking to make the most of city opportunities, starting at Moonee Valley.
Dittman, Denham revive famous partnership The White family's famous racing silks were worn with success by Mick Dittman, a tradition the jockey's son Luke hopes to uphold at Randwick
Globetrotting jockey Berry in high demand There's a lot to think about for Tommy Berry who is chasing a Sydney premiership win in between overseas riding engagements.
Snowden poised for new racing challenge Peter Snowden is preparing for the task of setting up a new racehorse stable following his decision to stand down as Darley's private trainer.
Brown given 2014 Singapore riding licence Leading Australian jockey Corey Brown is poised to continue his career overseas, winning a 2014 contract to ride in Singapore.
Buffering at peak for Winterbottom: Browne Damian Browne believes Buffering can add the Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot to a growing list of Group One wins.
Schweida on storm alert for Noud Handicap Trainer Kelly Schweida is concerned predicted storms could hurt the prospects of Better Than Ready in the Keith Noud Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Craig Williams set to start Japanese stint The Group One mount on Admire Rakti will kick-start a short-term riding contract in Japan for Craig Williams.
International possibles named for HK races Seven-time Group One winner Moonlight Cloud is set for a Hong Kong showdown with Australian galloper Linton.
Departing Snowden keeps 25 in Blue Diamond Darley Australia, which has announced it will part company with head trainer Peter Snowden, has 25 two-year-olds in the running for the Blue Diamond.
Tunahog breaks long drought at Doomben Tunahog completed a remarkable comeback from career-threatening injuries to win his first race in more than four years at Doomben.
Chris Waller open to talks with Darley Chris Waller wouldn't rule out holding talks with Darley Australia if the racing and breeding operation approached him to replace Peter Snowden.
Berry adds to heady week at Canterbury Three days after claiming one of Singapore's biggest races, Tommy Berry was back in the winning fold at Canterbury.
Blueblood and Waller Win in Town Black Revolver who is a striking near black son of champion racehorse and sire LONHRO was sent out at unbeatable odds at $1.80 and well and truly lived up to the punters expectations when winning
New Kenso track has Major appeal for Begg A pair of lightly raced, progressive horses will fly the flag for trainer Grahame Begg at the first Saturday meeting on the revamped Kensington track.
Bargain-buy horse set for rich milestone Impulse Buy has turned out to be a solid investment, turning his $1000 purchase price into earnings close to $200,000 as he prepares for Moonee Valley.
Peter Snowden, Darley to go separate ways Peter Snowden will step down as Darley Australia's head trainer after the Sydney autumn carnival to open a racing stable with his son Paul.
Rawiller aiming for another Ballarat Cup Brad Rawiller has been successful in his appeal against a careless riding suspension and is looking forward to his attempt at winning another Ballarat Cup.
Spirit Of Boom set for Perth upset: Gollan Spirit Of Boom will be out to spoil the party for sprint heavyweights Barakey and Buffering in the Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot.
Doubt hangs over California Memory career The racing career of Hong Kong star California Memory is in the balance because of a serious suspensory injury.
Simenon camp in high spirits for Japan Cup Simenon, a gallant fourth in the Melbourne Cup, has connections optimistic about his chances in the Japan Cup.
Stallion Barn Yarns - Desert King This week we talk with the super versatile sire Desert King and what it takes to make it as one of the world’s most prominent Group 1 producing sires!
Linda Meech wins five races at Echuca Jockey Linda Meech had a big day out at Echuca, winning five of the eight races on the card.
Tony McEvoy after more country cup wins Trainer Tony McEvoy is eyeing another country cup success with Pelicano who will be out to go one better than last year in the Ballarat Cup.
Racing NSW vet licensing plans pushed back The NSW government has asked for Racing NSW to postpone the implementation of a new rule forcing vets who treat racehorses to be licensed.
Conservatorium fulfils Railway Stakes plan Six-year-old gelding Conservatorium has fulfilled his part in a long-term strategy to get a start in the Group One Railway Stakes at Ascot.
Hunter eyes more success at Moonee Valley Mornington trainer Wez Hunter says Our Smokin' Rock has regained his confidence after learning how to win again.
Dubbo jockey sets sights on Sydney success A Sydney win will be a long time coming for Ken Dunbar, but the Dubbo jockey is a chance of success on Sergeant Bilko at Canterbury.
Ballot to decide Worldly Impact Kenso test The ballot is working against trainer Craig Carmody's plans to give go-ahead sprinter Worldly Impact his first serious test at Randwick.
Black Caviar half-brother remains stable The half-brother to champion racemare Black Caviar is stable after contracting the life-threatening hoof disease laminitis.
Dwyer in fresh Indian horse racing claims English jockey Martin Dwyer is at the centre of new allegations from Indian racing stewards, according to Mumbai media reports.
Rawiller lodges appeal against suspension Brad Rawiller has appealed a careless riding suspension which threatens to rule him out of the chance to win his fourth-straight Ballarat Cup.
Weather the key to Jacquinot Bay return Trainer Guy Walter will make a decision on a Randwick return for Jacquinot Bay after the gelding has a gallop at Goulburn.
Luke Nolen to be fit for Perth Group Ones Luke Nolen expects to be fine to ride in Group One races in Perth after being cleared of any serious knee injury following a mounting yard mishap.
No decison on Hong Kong for Aeronautical Lionel Cohen concedes Aeronautical may have to stay home with an invitation to the Hong Kong International meeting looking unlikely.
Shamus Award sibling after Valley win Double Dee is set to chase a breakthrough city win at a Moonee Valley where her younger half-brother recently won the $3 million Cox Plate.
Tommy Berry wins in Singapore Sydney jockey Tommy Berry has come away from his first visit to Singapore with a Group One victory in the Singapore International Gold Cup.
Japanese rider Yutaka Take wins 100th G1 Multiple Japanese champion jockey Yutaka Take has reached a centyr of Group One winners with victory on Tosen Ra at Kyoto.
Hurricane Fly enters record books Champion jumper Hurricane Fly has set a world record 17 Grade One wins with his victory at Punchestown.
Platelet to be sent for a break Trainer Darren Weir says he cannot find a reason for Platelet's poor performance at Caulfield but will give her a summer break.
Me Hungi claims Donald Cup Me Hungi has claimed a game win in the Donald Cup for jockey Craig Robertson who will now be off the scene as he undergoes planned wrist surgery.
Chris Waller looking ahead to autumn Trainer Chris Waller is already hard at work programming his horses for the Sydney autumn carnival which has received a multi-million dollar boost.
Moody has two chances in WA Group Ones Melbourne's premier trainer Peter Moody has had a lean spring carnival but is hoping for Group One success with Moment Of Change and Plucky Belle in Perth.
Hot Snitzel could run in summer features Trainer Gerald Ryan will consider summer opportunites for Hot Snitzel before getting him ready for the rich autumn races.
Longport on target for Railway Trainer Dan Bougoure believes classy mare Longport is well handicapped for the Group One Railway Stakes at Ascot.
Alzain wins for Gerard Butler Trainer Gerard Butler has trained a Listed winner at Lingfield ahead of the hearing into his use of a banned steroid on horses at his Newmarket stable.
Power goes to O'Neill and John's Spirit John Spirit has claimed early season jumps feature, the Paddy Power Gold Cup, at Cheltenham for Jonjo O'Neill.
Priscilla Schmidt suspended at Eagle Farm Apprentice Priscilla Schmidt had a winning double at Eagle Farm but finished the day on a sour note when she was suspended for careless riding.
Gai, trophy steal show at Rosehill races Racing fans have mingled with Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Gai Waterhouse during the Rosehill thoroughbred meeting.
Rawiller and McEvoy suspended at Caulfield Brad Rawiller and Kerrin McEvoy have been suspended for careless riding in the Group Two Zipping Classic at Caulfield.
She's A Girl atones for last-start protest She's A Girl has bounced back from losing her previous start on protest to win at Rosehill.
Gelding op a winning move for Lankan Rupee Lankan Rupee is being targeted at Sydney autumn races after making it two wins in a row with a convincing victory in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes.
Ninth Legion starting to realise potential Michael Hawkes says Ninth Legion has turned the corner since being gelded and a Rosehill win is just the beginning.
Paximadia gives Darley more Guineas joy Paximadia has made it four Sandown Guineas wins in the past six years for the Darley team with a fighting eefort in the Group Two race.
White Sage confirms Coolmore Classic plans The John O'Shea-trained White Sage has kept an unbeaten record, winning the fourth race of her career at Rosehill.
Sertorius claims Group Two Zipping Classic Jamie Edwards has overcome the odds to be training Sertorius, the winner of the Group Two Zipping Classic
Poste Restante victory sets up Sydney trip The Summer Cup is on the agenda again for Poste Restante after she ended a frustrating sequence of placings with a runaway win at Eagle Farm.
Mahisara wins second Sandown Stakes A plan to target the Sandown Stakes again with Mahisara has paid off with the entire winning the Group Three race for the second time.
Undefeated Pinch River earns high praise Pinch River is Magic Millions bound after being compared to stablemate Buffering following a dominant win at Eagle Farm.
Early Rosehill double for Darley Australia Christian Reith has ridden his second two-year-old winner for the Darley team in just a few days with Memorial successful at Rosehill.
Mouro earns Sydney campaign for G1 riches Mouro has overcome a poor start to win the Eclipse Stakes and show he might be made of the right stuff to contest autumn carnival races in Sydney.
Caravan Rolls On set to stay in Australia Caravan Rolls On has scored a dominant Sandown Cup win at Caulfield and will remain in Australia to be trained by Danny O'Brien.
Singapore-bound Boss notches Caulfield win Glen Boss is off to Singapore for the Gold Cup but not before winning on the Robbie Laing-trained filly Golconda at Caulfield.
Luke Nolen ruled out of Caulfield meeting Luke Nolen has been ruled out of the Caulfield meeting after being thrown from his mount before the opening race.
Kavanagh hoping Sun shines at Caulfield Sam Kavanagh believes Midsummer Sun is the fresh horse on the scene and is capable of making his presence felt in the Zipping Classic.
Alma's Fury returns to target Villiers Alma's Fury might not be in peak condition but as a weight-for-age winner his class will count for something at Rosehill.
Snowden after fourth Sandown Guineas Trainer Peter Snowden is aiming for his fourth Sandown Guineas success in six years and has two chances including favourite Paximadia.
Black Caviar's brother remains at clinic The $5 million colt related to Black Caviar remains in a delicate condition suffering from life-threatening laminitis.
Schweida strategy to pay off at Rosehill Kelly Schweida is desperate to keep his sprint stars Better Than Ready and Cape Kidnappers on separate paths for as long as it is practical.
Millions carnival focus for Caliente Trainer Bruce Hill is keen to target the Magic Millions carnival with Caliente if she performs up to his expectations at Eagle Farm.
Oaks-winning trainer seeks Sydney success John Sargent will chase city success with Good Job Bro at Rosehill before heading across the Tasman in search of some autumn carnival arsenal.
Freshened Pinwheel ready for Caulfield Peter Snowden is confident Pinwheel can put his best foot forward when he chases a late spring weight-for-age victory in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes.
Public funeral for Desiree Gill A public funeral will be held at Gympie for popular Desiree Gill who died following a fall at the Sunshine Coast.
Waterhouse fined for raceday treatment Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Gai Waterhouse has been fined $2000 for negligence over a raceday treatment given to her horse Tres Blue.
Dothraki finishes Triple Crown spring carnival with a bang Dothraki was a $45,000 purchase by Triple Crown’s Chris and Michael Ward from the 2012 Magic Millions National Yearling Sale and is out of the Flying Spur mare Volantis.
Black Caviar's half-brother faces battle An unraced sibling to Black Caviar is in a battle for his life after getting laminitis in his two front hooves following treatment for a spider bite.
Bart Cummings celebrates 86th birthday A horse trained by Anthony Cummings has fittingly won a race recognising his famous father Bart's 86th birthday.
Seamus back for another race in Melbourne Famous Seamus failed in his previous trip to Melbourne but trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith expects a better showing this time in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes.
Waller apprentice injured in Gosford fall Well-regarded apprentice rider John Kissick faces a stint on the sidelines after suffering wrist and arm injuries in a Gosford race fall.
Jim Cassidy stands down from weekend rides Jim Cassidy has been forced to forgo rides at Canterbury and Rosehill after succumbing to a rib cartilage injury.
Victorian racing at crossroads: RV chief Racing Victoria has come up with a strategic plan in the hope of injecting new energy into the thoroughbred industry.
Big plans tabled for pint-sized White Sage White Sage counts as one of the smallest horses in training but her lack of size hasn't lessened John O'Shea's plans for the unbeaten mare.
G2 Classic WFA test looms for Sertorius Sertorius chases a Group Two win in the Zipping Classic and co-trainer Jamie Edwards hopes the stayer still has more to offer in the autumn.
La Tikka Rosa aims for four wins on trot Trainer Matthew Dunn believes he has found the key to in-form mare La Tikka Rosa who aims to make it four wins in a row at Eagle Farm.
All Legal resumes en route to Villiers The feature race of the Sydney summer again looms as a target for All Legal who returns for another campaign aimed at the Villiers Stakes.
Richie's Vibe in bid for first Group win After notching his first Listed win on Melbourne Cup day, Richie's Vibe is now aiming for his maiden Group success at Caulfield.
Royal horse Estimate wins major race award The Queen's Ascot Gold Cup winner Estimate has beaten Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux for a prestigious racing award.
Sweeney chasing Cup success at Gundagai Jockey Kevin Sweeney will be out to capture his second win in the Snake Gully Cup at Gundagai aboard his favourite horse Daryl.
McCririck loses age discrimination case High-profile British racing tipster John McCririck was sacked from Channel 4 because of his persona and not his age, a tribunal has ruled.
Black Caviar's brother battling laminitis The $5 million unraced half-brother to Black Caviar is fighting for his life after developing laminitis.
ATC Oaks Made To Order for Waller filly The Chris Waller-trained Made To Order will be given the chance to prove herself an Oaks filly after a dominant win at Warwick Farm.
McEvoy to ride in HK jockeys' challenge Kerrin McEvoy has been selected to compete in the international jockeys' challenge in Hong Kong which will feature a number of the world's best riders.
Revacious triumphs for Baldwin at Farm A year of persistence paid off for trainer Barry Baldwin when reformed rogue Revacious scored her first win at Eagle Farm.
ACC to collaborate on racing The Australian Crime Commission is to collaborate with Victoria's Racing Integrity Commissioner in a bid to help stamp out corruption in racing.
Caulfield to start busy week for Newitt Craig Newitt rides one of the leading contenders in the Zipping Classic at Caulfield before embarking on a week of travel to ride at various venues.
Williams booking a boost for maiden filly Trainer Mark Jackson is hoping maiden Niminypiminy can reproduce her trackwork times when she makes her city debut at Caulfield.
Praecido breaks run of outs with Farm win Nearly two years after his last victory, the 2010 Victoria Derby placegetter Praecido has secured the third win of his career at Warwick Farm.
Injury puts Cassidy in doubt for Rosehill Jim Cassidy has stood himself down from riding at Warwick Farm after one race and will need a medical clearance to fulfil his Rosehill commitments.
Jockeys push for paid parental leave Female jockey Talia Rodder will ask the coalition government in Canberra to change access to the paid parental scheme.
Precedence can give Cummings Classic gift In-form stayer Precedence will chase a Group Two Zipping Classic success two days after his trainer Bart Cummings celebrates his 86th birthday.
Track conditions key to Mouro in Eclipse French import Mouro will have his spring swansong in the Eclipse Stakes, a race which will mark his first attempt beyond a mile.
Moreira to ride Linton in Hong Kong Mile Joao Moreira will partner Australian galloper Linton in the Group One Hong Kong International Mile at Sha Tin.
Treve named Cartier Horse of the Year Undefeated filly Treve has capped a wonderful season by being crowned Cartier Horse of the Year in London.
Stallion Barn Yarns: Hussonet This week we talk with the legendary sire Hussonet and what it takes to make it as one of the world’s most prominent Group 1 producing sires!
Randwick autumn carnival a royal occasion Approaches have been made to the royal family to attend the revamped Sydney autumn carnival which features the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
It Is Written set for weight-for-age test The Robbie Griffiths-trained It Is Written will be given his chance to measure up to weight-for-age racing in the Kevin Heffernan Stakes.
Top Qld sprinters set for Rosehill clash Bruce Brown trains one of Brisbane's best sprinters in Black Magic but he expects her to receive a serious test from another Queensland horse at Rosehill.
Sydney to host $18 million racing carnival Randwick will host some of the richest races of their kind in the world over a two-day carnival aimed at attracting international runners.
Bel Thor in campaign swansong in Eclipse The durable Bel Thor will back up in the Group Three Eclipse Stakes before taking a well-deserved break after a long year of racing.
Berry switches focus to Sydney title bid Tommy Berry returns to Sydney racing at Warwick Farm intent on consolidating his riders' premiership credentials.
Frankel's stud fee unchanged Juddmonte Farms has announced Frankel's stud fee will remain unchanged for his second season but Zamindar has been retired from stallion duties,
Boss, Berry, Newitt to ride in Gold Cup Glen Boss, Tommy Berry and Craig Newitt will ride in the Singapore Gold Cup with Boss chasing his second win in the 2200m feature at Kranji.
Luckygray and Mr Moet head Railway weights Group One Railway Stakes winners Mr Moet and Luckygray have been given topweight of 58kg for this year's renewal at Ascot.
ATC and Wanderers to be partners Racing and soccer will join forces with an official partnership between the Australian Turf Club and the Western Sydney Wanderers.
Queensland mourns jockey Desiree Gill The death of Desiree Gill from injuries received in a race fall has highlighted the risks jockeys face every day.
Eden after big win with Apollo's Choice A fast-finishing last-start fourth in Listed company from Apollo's Choice has trainer Shea Eden optimistic heading into the Group Two Sandown Guineas.
Gerald Ryan looking for two-state double Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking for a two-state double with Hot Snitzel to run at Caulfield and Koroibete leading the charge at Rosehill.
Linton entered for Heffernan Stakes Linton has recovered from an elevated temperature which kept him out of the Emirates Stakes and is due to race at Caulfield ahead of a Hong Kong trip.
Malavio to take next step to Villiers Stakes winner Malavio will race at Rosehill in preparation for the Villiers Stakes and his sibling She's A Girl is expdected to back up from Randwick.
Caviar family member entered for Caulfield A colt with a family connection to Black Caviar is nominated to start his racing career in the Merson Cooper Stakes at Caulfield.
EL NINO progeny claim track sucess
The consistent race results of El Nino’s progeny indicate a very good reason to be excited about the son of STORM CAT’s first Australian yearlings that will be on offer in the 2014 Yearling Sales.
Of his five runners last week in the USA, his results were 3 winners (1 Stakes winner) and 2 placegetters, an uncommonly great strike rate, and the reason he has an overall 70% Winners to Runners strike rate.
Highs of the Melbourne spring carnival The Melbourne spring carnival is over for another year with Gai Waterhouse's Cup win one to savour along with many other highlights.
Jason Collett looking for Group Two win Jason Collett and Chris Waller will return to New Zealand to try to win the Couplands Mile at Riccarton with Coup Ay Tee for the race's sponsor.
Best Case on target for Sandown Guineas Anthony Cummings will be represented by Best Case in the Sandown Guineas but has decided to spell Listed winner Surge Ahead after his Flemington win.
Terravista to join Pride's autumn team Trainer Joe Pride is looking ahead to Group One racing in the autumn with established performers Rain Affair and Tiger Tees and newcomer Terravista.
Picnic racing revives a Fernhill tradition Fernhill Estate, a property on Sydney's outskirts which made its name as a racehorse nursery in the late 1800s, has celebrated its thoroughbred roots.
Jockey Desiree Gill dies after race fall Leading Queensland country jockey Desiree Gill has died after falling from her horse on the Sunshine Coast.
Sam Kavanagh trains first Randwick winner Sam Kavanagh has trained his first Saturday winner since moving to Sydney and has donated some of the proceeds to the bushfire appeal.
Cummings makes amends for Cup absence Precedence has made amends for missing the Melbourne Cup by winning the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.
Reith labels Earthquake the next Guelph Jockey Christian Reith has heaped praise on debut winner Earthquake, comparing the filly to her star stablemate Guelph.
Cassidy wins for Waller at Randwick On the day Jim Cassidy was honoured for winning 100 Group One races the champion jockey was seen at his best in a tight finish at Randwick.
Darren Weir fined $2000 by stewards Trainer Darren Weir has been fined by stewards for providing inaccurate information about the stabling of one of his runners prior to a Group One race.
Better Than Ready sizzles at Eagle Farm Kelly Schweida will set his sights on the major Group One sprints in Melbourne for Better Than Ready after his explosive return at Eagle Farm.
Boban win seals great carnival for Waller Boban has claimed a rare Group One mile double in the Emirates Stakes to seal a memorable spring for trainer Chris Waller and jockey Glyn Schofield.
Racegoers flock to Fernhill picnic meeting An historic property has attracted thousands of punters for a picnic meeting despite sweltering temperatures in Sydney's west.
Atlante too strong in 2000 Guineas Atlante was headed in the straight by Chambord in the 2000 Guineas, but rallied for Opie Bosson to win the Group One race going away.
Buffering blitzes VRC Sprint Classic Queensland sprinter Buffering has won his second Group One in two weeks, claiming the VRC Sprint Classic at Flemington.
Dunn praised for Girl Gone Rockin' ride Trainer Wayne Hawkes said jockey Dwayne Dunn produced an "11 out of 10 ride" to get Girl Gone Rockin' over the line in a head-bobbing finish.
Filly stakes Millions claims with win Speedy filly Setfire To Therain has underlined her Magic Millions credentials with her second win from as many starts at Eagle Farm.
Dothraki survives protest for Listed win Talented colt Dothraki has survived a protest to claim his first stakes victory, stepping up to 1400m for the first time at Flemington.
Cassidy's century celebrated at Randwick The Australian Turf Club has celebrated Jim Cassidy's 100th Group One winner with a special presentation at Randwick.
Wez Hunter maintains top strikerate Trainer Wez Hunter has continued his good run of form at Flemington with his second winner during the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Post D'France delivers a carnival win Apprentice jockey Patrick Moloney teamed up with Post D'France to make it five wins from six outings with another victory at Flemington.
Laing caps big week with Group Three win A dominant performance from two-year-old Boomwaa has delivered in-form trainer Robbie Laing back-to-back wins in the Maribyrnong Plate.
Ironstein after second Queen Elizabeth win The Gerald Ryan-trained Ironstein is back for his third crack at a Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington after winning in 2011 and finishing second in 2012.
ATC to recognise Cassidy Group 1 milestone The Australian Turf Club will make a special presentation to jockey Jim Cassidy for riding 100 Group One winners.
Schofields to face off in Emirates Stakes Boban has risen to every challenge so far this campaign and Glyn Schofield believes he can do it again in the Group One Emirates Stakes at Flemington.
McEvoy expects straight to suit Epaulette Kerrin McEvoy is striving for back-to-back wins in the Group One VRC Sprint Classic and thinks the Flemington straight track to suit his mount Epaulette.
Pendolin flies flag for two-state set-up David Pfieffer has stables on the go in two states but his main focus will be on autumn prospect Pendolin at Randwick.
Setfire To Therain to boost Millions hopes A different approach to training with Magic Millions-bound Setfire To Therain will have its first test at Eagle Farm.
Pike more relaxed about 2013 Guineas hopes Tony Pike felt the pressure when saddling hot 2000 Guineas favourite Sacred Falls last year but is more relaxed with this year's favourite Sacred Park.
Delzangles escapes race ban, fined $2000 French trainer Mikel Delzangles has been fined $2000 for treating his horse Dunaden on the morning before he ran in the Melbourne Cup.
McCoy makes history with 4000 winners Champion jumps jockey Tony McCoy has ridden his 4000th winner over jumps, partnering Mountain Tunes to victory at Towcester.
VRC Oaks day ban costs Hall 12 meetings Nick Hall will miss the Zipping Classic meeting after being suspended for careless riding on Oaks day at Flemington.
Surge Ahead scores first stakes win Anthony Cummings is happy he made the decision to step Surge Ahead up in distance after the gelding scored a tough win in Listed grade at Flemington.
Price celebrates Flemington stakes victory Lankan Rupee has given trainer Mick Price a welcome stakes win in a spring marred by illness to his star horse Samaready.
Flemington draws 1 in 3 Cup day racegoers Race meetings were held across Australia to celebrate Melbourne Cup day, but most enthusiasts congregated in just one place.
Kirramosa wins VRC Oaks in driving finish John Sargent's gamble to split his training operation between New Zealand and Australia has paid off with Kirramosa winning the VRC Oaks.
Rawiller bounces back with VRC Oaks win Nash Rawiller lost the Melbourne Cup ride on Fiorente but has still made a big impact at the Flemington carnival with an Oaks win on Kirramosa.
Tromso win adds to Waller's Oaks day haul Tromso has capped another stellar day of racing for premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller with a narrow victory in the Ladies Day Cup at Hawkesbury.
Prebble confident with Lucky Nine Brett Prebble is looking to Hong Kong star Lucky Nine to turn around his spring carnival fortunes at Flemington.
Queenslander Black Cash wins greys' final Black Cash has bounced back a winner after defeat at his first Melbourne start, taking out the greys' race at Flemington.
Kirramosa wins VRC Oaks for Nash Rawiller The Sydney-trained filly Kirramosa has won the VRC Oaks, beating Zanbagh and Solicit in a thrilling three-way finish to the Group One race.
Woman attacked in Flemington mounting yard A man who attacked a young woman in the mounting yard at Flemington in front of the large Oaks day crowd is in police custody.
Chris Waller trains Oaks day treble Chris Waller has trained an Oaks day treble at Flemington, highlighted by a stakes victory to the Ingham family owned Dystopia.
Pride bends his own rules for Terravista Progressive sprinter Terravista will be on trial to join Joe Pride's autumn carnival team when he steps up in grade at Randwick.
Solzhenitsyn looking for Emirates victory Trainer Robert Heathcote has put Solzhenitsyn's Mackinnon Stakes failure behind him and believes the horse can bounce back in the Emirates Stakes.
Currie continues run of form at Farm In-form trainer Ben Currie has kept his winning momentum rolling with a midweek victory by Sezwho at Eagle Farm.
O'Brien and Oliver combine for Listed win Cox Plate-winning trainer Danny O'Brien and Melbourne Cup-winning rider Damien Oliver have combined for a Listed win with the promising Melrose Place.
Randwick races to donate to bushfire fund Racegoers will have a chance to help raise money for NSW bushfire victims at a special fundraiser race day at Randwick.
Makybe Diva's sister out to emulate champ La Amistad, a three-quarter sister to Makybe Diva, will be striving to add to her family's successful record during Melbourne Cup week.
Marmelo an Oaks prospect for the autumn Chris Waller rates Marmelo an Oaks filly in the autumn after she scored a convincing win under a big weight at Flemington.
McCoy on verge of landmark win Champion jockey Tony McCoy moved to within one win of a career milestone with his victory aboard Minella For Steak at Chepstow.
Bowman sets sights on Classic double A pick up ride in the Group One VRC Oaks has Hugh Bowman poised to add the staying feature to his Victoria Derby triumph.
Delzangles, Waterhouse to front inquiries Gai Waterhouse and visiting French trainer Mikel Delzangles will front inquiries over raceday treatment to their Melbourne Cup runners.
Gai hints Fiorente may run in Cup again Gai Waterhouse is considering all options, local and overseas, as she plots the future of Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente.
Speediness to repay patience of trainer Speediness has long shown the potential of a Group One horse and trainer Colin Scott hopes the Emirates Stakes is the race in which he delivers on it.
Zanbagh takes a path less trodden to Oaks The Guy Walter-trained Zanbagh is one of the favourites for the VRC Oaks despite an unconventional lead-up to the Group One Classic at Flemington.
Blinkers go on Liesele at Flemington In-form Queensland mare Liesele will have a gear change to help her adapt to her first test down the straight course at Flemington.
Buffering looking for Group One win No.2 Popular Queensland sprinter Buffering squares off against Hong Kong's Lucky Nine for the second time in the $1 million VRC Sprint Classic.
Orb to enter stud at Claiborne in 2014 Kentucky Derby winner Orb has run his last race and will stand his first season at stud at Claiborne Farm.
Melbourne Cup win slowly sinks in for Gai Fiorente gave Gai Waterhouse her first Melbourne Cup on Tuesday, 20 years after her first runner, Te Akau Nick, finished second.
Birchley keen on Sydney test for juvenile Brisbane trainer Liam Birchley is hoping to get a better gauge on the ability of Headwater Country after he tackles Sydney grade.
Boban heads top field for Emirates Stakes The final Group One race of the Melbourne Cup carnival has attracted 16 runners with French raider Havana Gold adding an international flavour.
Sprint Classic field attracts 14 runners Hong Kong sprinter Lucky Nine and Queensland star Buffering are set for a return clash in the $1 million VRC Sprint Classic.
International horse racing show rolls on As Melbourne Cup performances are analysed and aching bodies rested, new plans are being made for the internationals who again dominated the race.
Awesome Maria Sells for $4 Million to Open Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale LEXINGTON, KY (Nov. 5, 2013) – The 70th annual Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale opened Tuesday with a continuation of the strong market for Thoroughbred bloodstock that has occurred at sales around the world for much of 2013.
Punters scale back bets on Melbourne Cup One punter won a lotto-like divident on the Melbourne Cup, but for many others it was a race too close to call.
Cup win overshadows colourful race careers The Melbourne Cup win of Fiorente focussed attention on the colourful background of trainer Gai Waterhouse and jockey Damien Oliver.
Green Moon lame after Melb Cup Green Moon, who has finished near the tail of the field in his Melbourne Cup defence, has pulled up lame.
Damien Oliver wins his third Melbourne Cup Damien Oliver has steered Fiorente to a Melbourne Cup victory that has put the seal on his comeback to racing after a long ban.
Tragedy mars Cup for French French jockey Christophe Lemaire had hoped to win his second Melbourne Cup but the race ended in sadness when his mount Verema suffered a fatal injury.
Gai Waterhouse now a Cup winning trainer No title has been harder earned for Gai Waterhouse than that of Melbourne Cup-winning trainer.
Chief steward praises clean Cup Racing Victoria chief steward Terry Bailey says this year's Melbourne Cup has been the cleanest he has seen during his time in the top job.
French tragedy unfolds in Melbourne Cup The death of the French mare Verema cast a pall over the Melbourne Cup.
Oliver caps Cup day with another winner Damien Oliver has continued his winning momentum with a victory in a support race at Flemington to add to his Melbourne Cup triumph.
Dunlop proud of Red Cadeaux's Cup second Trainer Ed Dunlop hasn't ruled out a fourth attempt at the Melbourne Cup for veteran Red Cadeaux who has finished runner-up for the second time.
What the jockeys said: Melbourne Cup What the jockeys said after the Melbourne Cup.
Randwick punters warmed by Cup win for Gai Randwick trainer Gai Waterhouse has warmed an otherwise unseasonably cool spring day in Sydney by winning her first Melbourne Cup.
Melbourne Cup triumph for English English horse Fiorente has won the Melbourne Cup for Australia's best-known trainer Gai Waterhouse and Melbourne jockey Damien Oliver.
Mount Athos owner declares he'll be back The owner of Mount Athos has vowed to return for another shot at the Melbourne Cup after his horse finished third to Fiorente at Flemington.
Kiwis bet $NZ9.3 million on Melbourne Cup New Zealanders bet $NZ9.3 million on the Melbourne Cup, but it could have been more had there not been a glitch on the TAB's website before the race.
Melbourne Cup a race too far for Ruscello It was too much to ask Ruscello to run in the Melbourne Cup just three days after winning the Group Threee Lexus Stakes, said his trainer Ed Walker.
Red-letter day for Gai Waterhouse in Cup Gai Waterhouse has won her first Melbourne Cup with a horse she went to England to find to fulfil her dream.
Double for Darley on Cup day Moderate has brought up a double for Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Australia on Melbourne Cup day at Flemington.
Rawiller bounces back after saddle slip A slipped saddle resulted in a torrid ride for Nash Rawiller early on the Cup day program but he rebounded in style to post a win shortly after.
Plucky Belle wins for Moody and Nolen Plucky Belle has defeated favourite Arinosa in a Group Three race at Flemington, giving trainer Peter Moody and jockey Luke Nolen an overdue win.
Dunaden trainer faces Cup day inquiry French trainer Mikel Delzangles is facing an inquiry into an alleged race-day treatment given to his Melbourne Cup runner Dunaden.
Opinion gives Nash Rawiller a torrid time Nash Rawiller has had an experience to forget, struggling to control Opinion when he lost his irons aboard the horse in a race at Flemington.
Snowden after black type for Wistful Trainer Peter Snowden will send Wistful up in class after a dominant performance in the TAB Rewards Trophy at Flemington.
PM tips Fiorente to win Melbourne Cup Tony Abbott has picked Gai Waterhouse's Fiorente to win the race that stops the nation.
Oakleigh Girl takes out Cup day opener Two-year-old Oakleigh Girl has started her career on the right note with victory in the opening race on Melbourne Cup day.
Arnold over the Moon to have Cup chance Heavyweight jockey Steven Arnold believes Sea Moon gives him a rare chance to win the Melbourne Cup.
Gai's best Cup chance looms Gai Waterhouse has her best chance of claiming her first Melbourne Cup in a field dominated by international horses.
The Cup could be one for the ages Gai Waterhouse is favoured to win her first Melbourne Cup with Fiorente but there is no shortage of quality opponents.
Tres Blue can stay all day - jockey Tres Blue has been overshadowed by stablemate and Melbourne Cup favourite Fiorente, but jockey Tommy Berry says the horse will stay the distance.
Corey Brown back to taste the Cup again Corey Brown says the thrill of winning a Melbourne Cup is something he wants to feel again when he rides Super Cool.
Dandino ready for the race of his life Australian syndicator Darren Dance is excited about the prospects of Caulfield Cup runner-up Dandino in Australia's biggest race.
Oliver wants to win for Waterhouse Champion jockey Damien Oliver wants to win his third Melbourne Cup, but most of all, he wants to win it for Gai Waterhouse.
Jim Cassidy confident with Hawkspur Champion jockey Jim Cassidy is keeping the faith with Hawkspur as he strives to win his third Melbourne Cup, 30 years after his first.
Thoughts on the Cup runners Some final thoughts on the Melbourne Cup runners from the connections of the 24 horses.
Athos unwanted at Call of Card English raider Mount Athos has been shunned by punters at the traditional pre-Melbourne Cup betting event in favour of Fiorente.
Lemaire confident of second Cup win French jockey Christophe Lemaire won the Melbourne Cup on Dunaden in his first ride in the race and believes he can do likewise on Verema in his second.
Stallion Barn Yarns: Dalakhani Dalakhani gives us the scoop on his most memorable career highlights, favourite mares and favourite parts of stud life...
Past is past as Williams targets Cup Craig Williams has shaken off missing the winning Melbourne Cup ride on Dunaden in 2011 and is focused on making up for it on Mount Athos.
Simon O'Donnell on a Cup mission Former Test cricketer Simon O'Donnell has joined forces with Australia's old foe to try to win the Melbourne Cup with an English horse.
Kirramosa holds sway in the Oaks Wakeful Stakes winner and Oaks favourite Kirramosa has drawn the outside barrier in a field of 10 for the Classic at Flemington.
Old stagers ready to perform again A repeat of the 2011 Melbourne Cup quinella is at long odds, but no horses are more happy and eager in their work than Dunaden and Red Cadeaux.
Wagering and crowd up for Breeders' Cup There have been increases in both attendance and wagering over the two days of the Breeders' Cup meeting at Santa Anita.
Close Melb Cup field draws crowd to parade Thousands have turned out for the Cup parade ahead of what many are saying will be one of the most fiercely contested Melbourne Cup races in years.
Weld strikes for the Aga Khan Dual Melbourne Cup winning trainer Dermot Weld has trained his first Irish winner for the Aga Khan.
Day of drama at the Breeders' Cup The Breeders' Cup meeting has been marked by triumph and tragedy and a win in North America's richest race, the Classic, by Mucho Maco Man.
Spencer has miracle ready for Dunaden A second Melbourne Cup for 2011 winner Dunaden hasn't been made any easier by his draw in barrier one.
Waterhouse aiming at first Cup win Gai Waterhouse has to overcome the international raiders and the Lloyd Williams army to win her first Melbourne Cup.
Walker happy with Cup decision on Ruscello Lexus Stakes winner Ruscello has come through his Flemington victory well which has delighted trainer Ed Walker ahead of the Melbourne Cup.
What you need to know about the Cup What you need to know about the Cup.
Owen quit football to come to Cup The pain will be taken out of his recent retirement if former England football star Michael Owen can win the Melbourne Cup with Brown Panther
Dunaden primed for second Melbourne Cup Dunaden's owner Sheikh Fahad is looking to continue his Australian success with a second victory by Dunaden in the Melbourne Cup.
Koukash wants Cup and footballers English entrepreneur Marwan Koukash has two obsessions - winning the Melbourne Cup and stealing Australia's best rugby league players.
Mucho Macho Man wins Breeders' Classic Mucho Macho Man has avenged his close second of a year ago to win the $US5 million Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita.
Wise Dan grabs another Breeders' Cup Mile United States Horse of the Year Wise Dan has won his second Breeders' Cup Mile with Jose Lezcano replacing injured jockey John Velazquez.
Magician wins Breeders' Cup Turf
The Aidan O'Brien-trained Magician has won the Breeders' Cup Turf at Santa Anita, beating The Fugue for a European quinella.
Waterhouse tipped for Cup breakthrough win Bookmakers think Gai Waterhouse is poised to win her first Melbourne Cup with last year's runner-up Fiorente favourite to go one better.
Fiorente assured of Melb Cup favouritism A favourable barrier has turned Melbourne Cup betting in favour of the Gai Waterhouse-trained Fiorente ahead of English runner Mount Athos.
Favourite Fiorente draws well in Melb Cup Race favourite Fiorente will start from barrier five in the Melbourne Cup, with the strongly fancied Mount Athos drawing wide in gate 22.
Outsider Smokin' Joey wins Tab Stakes Outsider Smokin' Joey was swimming with dolphins this week and at Flemington he landed a big fish, winning the Group Three Tab.Com.Au Stakes.
Glyn Schofield suspended at Rosehill A careless riding suspension from the Rosehill meeting won't stop Glyn Schofield from playing a role in the remainder of the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Bart Cummings without Melbourne Cup runner The final field of 24 horses for the Melbourne Cup has been announced, with nine overseas stayers paid up for the race.
Splendora softens the blow for Dunn stable Top trainer Matthew Dunn has lost a stable favourite but he might have unearthed an Oaks filly after Splendora won at Eagle Farm.
Fontelina goes back to back in Group Two The Anthony Cummings-trained Fontelina has beaten Spirit Of Boom in a repeat of the 2012 quinella in the Group Two Yellowglen Stakes.
Internationals in Flemington double European gallopers Side Glance and Ruscello extended the reach of the international brigade with victories at Flemington.
What the jockeys said: Victoria Derby What the jockeys said after the Victoria Derby.
Paul Perry celebrates double at Rosehill Hidden Warrior, a horse which was contesting Group One races in Melbourne last spring, has capped a triumphant day for Paul Perry at Rosehill.
Red Tracer beats stablemate in G1 Myer Classy mare Red Tracer has narrowly defeated her stablemate Catkins in the Myer Classic, bringing up a Group One Derby day double for Chris Waller.
Bowman wins third Group One Victoria Derby Jockey Hugh Bowman has won the Victoria Derby for the third time in four years, partnering Polanski to victory at Flemington.
Derby dream comes true for Robbie Laing Robbie Laing's dream of a Derby win has been realised with the dominant win of bargain buy Polanski at Flemington.
Byrne happy to share in Eagle Farm spoils Leading jockey Jim Byrne thought Rock O'Reilly had been beaten before the judge posted a dead-heat result at Eagle Farm.
Jim Cassidy racks up 100 Group One wins Jim Cassidy has celebrated his 100th Group One win aboard a $20 million colt he hopes will give him even more.
Zoustar's G1 win too much for Iskander The man who sold Coolmore Stud Stakes winner Zoustar for $20 million fainted as the boom colt went past the winning post at Flemington.
Side Glance takes out Mackinnon Stakes Side Glance has given his owner another big Australian victory, with jockey Jamie Spencer successful in his first Flemington ride in the Mackinnon Stakes.
Thornton and Time For War win the hard way Victorian apprentice Damien Thornton has landed his first Saturday city winner in Sydney with a hard-fought victory on juvenile Time For War.
Zoustar cracks it for Cassidy in Coolmore Star colt Zoustar has claimed a title left vacant by Black Caviar, giving Jim Cassidy his 100th Group One win at Flemington.
Ruscello wins Lexus Stakes Ruscello is an unlikely Melbourne Cup runner despite his qualifying win in the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Kirramosa tops Oaks betting after Wakeful Kirramosa is the new VRC Oaks favourite after a last-to-first win in the Group Two Wakeful Stakes at Flemington.
London Bridge wins Breeders Marathon London Bridge has ended his northern hemisphere career with victory in the Breeders' Cup Marathon and will now head to Australia.
Paximadia bounces back in Carbine Club Paximadia has given trainer Peter Snowden and jockey Kerrin McEvoy their third Carbine Club Stakes win in five years at Flemington.
Juvenile Outstrip sizzles for Godolphin Godolphin has won the Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Santa Anita with Exceed And Excel colt Outstrip for new trainer Charlie Appleby.
Pat Hyland plans double celebration Fifty years after winning his first Victoria Derby as a jockey, Pat Hyland hopes to train a Group One winner on Derby day with Bonaria in the Myer Classic.
Kelinni 50-50 to run in the Lexus Stakes Trainer Chris Waller is deciding whether to take the chance Kelinni can gain a start in the Melbourne Cup without running in the Lexus.
Silent Achiever out of Melbourne Cup Silent Achiever has been ruled out of the Melbourne Cup with connections telling stewards they would not be accepting for the race.
Waller in Myer back-up plan with Catkins Trainer Chris Waller has designated Catkins the natural successor to Red Tracer with the stablemates to do battle in the Myer Classic.
Cup berth on line for Jet Away and Boss Glen Boss is confident Jet Away can win his way into the Melbourne Cup via the Mackinnon Stakes.
Wolfgram makes special city appearance Apprentice Travis Wolfgram will put his Gold Coast premiership ambitions on hold for one meeting to ride Belltone at Eagle Farm.
Ruscello ready for redemption The under-achieving English galloper Ruscello is ready to score the biggest win of his career in the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Complacent a Victoria Derby standout: Boss Champion jockey Glen Boss, who rides Bring Something in the Victoria Derby, rates Complacent as the horse to beat in the $1.5 million race.
Essay Raider to stamp sprint credentials Essay Raider, a horse trainer Leon Macdonald once thought could be a Derby contender, lines up in a Group Two sprint at Flemington.
Important straight track test for Zoustar If Zoustar can prove himself in the Coolmore Stud Stakes down the straight Flemington course, it will be a pointer to his chances in England.
Blackboard Special popular for Rosehill A horse trained by a Grafton electrician will make his city debut as one of the best-backed runners anywhere in Australia when he races at Rosehill.
Light prep no problem for Verema: trainer The French mare Verema has had the lightest of Melbourne Cup preparations, but trainer Alain de Royer Dupre says she will be fit and ready for the race.
Red Tracer suspect over mile: Blackiston You're So Good's trainer Nigel Blackiston believes there is doubt over Myer Classic favourite Red Tracer's ability to run out a strong mile.
O'Brien stays low key on Classic Cup hopes Past experience makes master trainer Aidan O'Brien cautious about the Breeders' Cup Classic prospects of Declaration Of War.
Zoustar stud deal confirmed Widden Stud has put the final seal on the deal to secure high-profile colt Zoustar who runs as favourite in the Group One Coolmore at Flemington.
Thompson hoping filly can Thump rivals John Thompson is confident Thump is going as well as she can go as the filly attempts to give the trainer back-to-back wins in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Wordplay poised for Wakeful starring role The Anthony Cummings-trained Wordplay will be out to press her claims for the VRC Oaks when she runs in the Wakeful Stakes.
Hawkesbury Gold Cup moved to feature day The Hawkesbury Race Club's stand-alone Saturday meeting will feature a trio of Group races following the addition of the Gold Cup to the card.
British General gunning for Emirates start British General will be relying on a Flemington victory to guarantee him a start in the Group One Emirates Stakes.
Zonza given chance at G1 in Myer Classic Roger James is happy to give Zonza her chance in the Group One Myer Classic at Flemington after a recommendation from jockey Damien Oliver.
Perry chasing spring success at Rosehill Paul Perry is banking on a drop in distance working to the advantage of his smart sprinter Hidden Warrior, who spearheads his Rosehill team.
BBC pulls up stumps on Melbourne Cup Next week's Melbourne Cup is to be the final one broadcast live by the BBC and the last for its pioneering Australian caller Jim McGrath.
Dunn chasing Vic Derby success with maiden Dwayne Dunn is looking to Famechon to turn around a disappointing last run as the colt tries to breakthrough for his first win in the Victoria Derby.
Waller continues Tattersalls sale spending Leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller has been active on the third day of the Tattersalls horses in training sale, buying another three horses.
Mount Athos challenges for Cup favouritism English stayer Mount Athos has come in for heavy Melbourne Cup support following a strong exercise gallop at Werribee.
Red Cadeaux ready for third Cup run English galloper Red Cadeaux is a genuine horse of the world who is getting ready for his third run in the Melbourne Cup.
Last-ditch Cup chance for Let's Make Adeal The granddaughter of Let's Elope, Let's Make Adeal, needs a victory in the Lexus Stakes to sneak into the Melbourne Cup field.
Schofield inspired by son's Cox Plate win Glyn Schofield admits his son's Cox Plate victory will provide more than enough motivation for him to stay at the top of the racing game.
Epic Terra faces Eagle Farm stamina test A shot at staying riches over the Brisbane winter carnival will go on the line for Epic Terra when he steps up in journey at Eagle Farm.
Fontelina primed for repeat sprint victory The Anthony Cummings-trained Fontelina is primed for his attempt at back-to-back victories in the Group Two Yellowglen Stakes at Flemington.
Gosden relishing Fugue Breeders' challenge The Fugue has missed some of Europe's biggest races because of soft ground but she is in peak condition for the Breeders' Cup meeting at Santa Anita.
Eclair Big Bang freshened for Coolmore Eclair Big Bang has been freshened since his Caulfield Guineas failure with trainer Phillip Stokes expecting a better showing in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Sertorius wins Bendigo Cup A setback forced Sertorius to miss the Geelong Cup but he has bounced back to score a convincing win in the Listed Bendigo Cup.
Laing bullish after Polanski's inside draw Robbie Laing insists the inside draw is a big advantage for Polanski in the Victoria Derby while Group One winner Complacent has to overcome a wide draw.
Darley upbeat despite Complacent's draw Darley is banking on the versatility of Complacent to help him overcome a wide barrier draw in the Victoria Derby.
Stallion Barn Yarns: Sebring Racing sensation SEBRING takes time out to talk to us about stud life at Widden Stud in the Hunter Valley.
Trainer predicts bright future for Party Brisbane winter carnival plans feature in the long-term goals for Eight's A Party following his impressive Eagle Farm performance.
Waller keeps Sydney tally ticking over Chris Waller and Jim Cassidy have combined for a Warwick Farm win as they prepare to team up with Zoustar in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Got The Goss a hot topic after Sydney win Canberra-trained Got The Goss has brought his winning country form to town with an eye-catching Warwick Farm victory.
Injured jockey wins at city comeback A rider whose career appeared to be over following a nasty race fall has made a winning return to city racing in Brisbane.
Fire Up Fifi looks to turn the tables Queensland grey Fire Up Fifi will try to finally get the better of Red Tracer when the pair meet in the Group One Myer Classic at Flemington.
Mount Athos has the engine to win English stayer Mount Athos has impressed in a strong workout at Werribee in preparation for the Melbourne Cup.
Cox Plate runner-up out for the spring The spring carnival is over for Happy Trails who will undergo scans after pulling up sore from a trackwork session.
Bartley keeps it low key with Magna Amica Promising mare Magna Amica will be kept in Sydney to run at Rosehill instead of contesting a stakes race during the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Chris Munce confirms fitness for Dear Demi Top jockey Chris Munce has recovered from a recent health scare and is looking forward to linking with Dear Demi in Melbourne.
Two favourites draw wide in Victoria Derby The Victoria Derby has been thrown open after several fancied runners, including disposed favourite Complacent, drew outside gates.
Strong Group One racing for Derby day The Coolmore Stud Stakes is the first of four Group One races on Victoria Derby day with top colt Zoustar to have 10 rivals in the straight-track sprint.
Full field for Group One Victoria Derby Spring Champion Stakes winner Complacent heads a strong three-horse squad for Peter Snowden in the Victoria Derby.
Tres Blue works strongly ahead of Cup Gai Waterhouse's second-string Melbourne Cup runner Tres Blue has strengthened his race prospects on the training track.
Gary Stevens returns to the big time Jockey Gary Stevens will cap his successful return from retirement when he competes at the Breeders' Cup meeting in Santa Anita.
McCoy edges towards significant milestone Champion jockey Tony McCoy needs just 10 more winners to rack up his 4000th victory over the jumps.
Jockey Edgar Britt turns 100 Legendary Australian jockey Edgar Britt is celebrating his 100th birthday on October 30.
Vic racing authorities' powers boosted The powers of Victoria's racing body and racing integrity commissioner will be boosted under new legislation.
Foreteller deserves chance in Cup: Waller Foreteller will be given his chance to run in the Melbourne Cup with trainer Chris Waller adamant the stayer will take strong formlines into the race.
Hayes loads up numbers for Hong Kong races Jet Away, responsible for an outstanding Caulfield Cup run, heads trainer David Hayes' entries for Hong Kong's international races.
Solzhenitsyn can handle 2000m: Heathcote Trainer Robert Heathcote says in-form Solzhenitsyn can pass a distance test in the Mackinnon Stakes.
Derby draw vital for Savvy Nature: O'Shea John O'Shea is sweating on a favourable barrier draw to give his horse Savvy Nature the best chance of beating Complacent in the Victoria Derby.
Ryan relying on Snitzel factor at Rosehill Trainer Gerald Ryan expects two horses from his stable can contribute to the golden run of the stallion Snitzel at Rosehill.
In-form apprentice chases more success Apprentice Serg Lisnyy will team up with one of his biggest supporters when he rides the Dianne Lumsden-trained Bench Star at Warwick Farm.
Zoustar primed to boost value in G1 sprint Chris Waller is confident Group One winner Zoustar can add to his value with another big-race win in the Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Game On Dude favourite for Breeders' Cup The Bob Baffert-trained Game On Dude heads first betting markets on the Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita Park.
Moonlight Cloud poised for Hong Kong Mile Moonlight Cloud, the horse which gave Black Caviar the fright of her life at Royal Ascot, is set to contest the Hong Kong Mile.
Kingdoms chasing Cup berth in Lexus John O'Shea believes Kingdoms has a good chance of winning the Lexus Stakes and qualifying for the Melbourne Cup.
Brown Panther groom suspended A groom travelling with English Melbourne Cup hopeful Brown Panther has been sent home for breaching quarantine protocol at Werribee.
Missy Longstocking ready for Coolmore test Queensland filly Missy Longstocking has continued to please trainer Liam Birchley ahead of her first Group One test in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Ironstein on Cup mission via Lexus John Singleton cuold have two runners in the Melbourne Cup if Ironstein can force his way in via the Lexus Stakes.
Bowman confident ahead of Derby Hugh Bowman likes his chances of a third Victoria Derby win in four years when he rides in-form Polanski in the $1.5 million Classic.
Cumani praises Cup rivals Trainer Luca Cumani is as confident as he's ever been about his Melbourne Cup chances, but he's wary of several of his international rivals.
Taxmeifyoucan returns home to Sydney Taxmeifyoucan has returned home to Sydney after a failed assault on the Melbourne spring carnival.
Lees fears Red Tracer in Myer Classic Kris Lees is not sure if Sharnee Rose can beat Red Tracer for a second time this campaign but says the mare deserves her chance in the Myer Classic.
Joshua Tree wins 3rd Woodbine Joshua Tree has won his third Canadian International at Woodbine, at what may have been his final start before being retired to stud.
International contender breaks leg French galloper Trevieres has fractured a canon bone during exercise at Werribee and won't run again this spring.
Precedence moves to 29th in Cup ballot Bart Cummings could be without a Melbourne Cup starter as a 1kg penalty for Precedence only moves him to 29th in the ballot with a field limit of 24.
Tac De Boistron wins French Group One Taken back to Europe after failing in Australai, Tac De Boistron has claimed the Group One French St Leger.
McEvoy wins Sale Cup with Mouro Trainer Tony McEvoy and jockey Nick Hall have combined for their second country Cup in a week with Mouro successful at Sale.
Sidestep freshened for Group One sprint Peter Snowden says a freshen-up has done Sidestep the world of good ahead of the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Munce fit and well after scare Chris Munce expects to be back riding on Wednesday after succumbing to suspected heat stress at Eagle Farm.
Criterion fits the bill for the Derby Criterion is ready for his toughest assignment yet in the Victoria Derby where he meets Complacent and Savvy Nature again.
A new foreign star for Gai Gai Waterhouse has a new European star to follow Fiorente who was second in last year's Melbourne Cup at his local debut and is favourite this year.
Puissance De Lune's racing future in doubt The racing future of one-time Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune is in doubt with the horse lame after the Cox Plate.
Fiorente recovers well from Cox Plate Melbourne Cup favourite Fiorente has pleased trainer Gai Waterhouse with his recovery after finsihing third in the Cox Plate.
Kingston Hill powers to Trophy win Late entry Kingston Hill has taken out the Racing Post Trophy, the final Group One race of the British season.
Schofield savours first G1 in Cox Plate Apprentice Chad Schofield has claimed the biggest win of his career, notching his first Group One victory in the $3 million Cox Plate on Shamus Award.
Weight difference told Plate story: Dunn Happy Trails had to switch stables in the week of the Cox Plate, but almost pulled off victory with a fast-finishing second in the $3 million race.
Puissance de Lune lame after Cox Plate Puissance de Lune's Melbourne Cup hopes have been shattered after the horse pulled up lame after his 12th place effort in the Cox Plate.
What the jockeys said: Cox Plate What the jockeys said after the $3 million Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Glyn Schofield a proud father Glyn Schofield has described his son Chad's Cox Plate win as the best moment of his life, which has included many highlights of his own.
Lowly maiden Shamus Award wins Cox Plate One of Australia's greatest races has been won for the first time by a maiden, with Shamus Award leading throughout to win the Cox Plate.
Waller considers Myer Classic for Catkin Talented mare Catkins is a chance to back up in the Group One Myer Classic after scoring a Group Three win at Moonee Valley in her first 1600m test.
Expensive Zephyron adds to Zabeel haul Zephyron has claimed a morale-boosting win for his owners who have kept faith with the expensive but under-performed gelding.
Epsom rematch likely in Emirates Epsom Handicap placegetter Toydini will challenge his conqueror Boban in the Emirates Stakes in a fitting finale to the Flemington carnival.
QFighter confirms rise through the grades Promising galloper QFighter has made it three wins from his past four starts with the promise of many more to come.
Bart may get another chance for Cup glory Bart Cummings may get another shot at the Melbourne Cup after Precedence won the Moonee Valley Gold Cup, providing a possible entry for the Cups king.
Quayside earns her Oaks spot with win David Payne will take Quayside to Melbourne for the VRC Oaks after she proved herself worthy with victory at Rosehill.
Savvy Nature stamps Derby claims in Vase A last-to-first win from Savvy Nature in the Group Two Vase at Moonee Valley has the Sydney three-year-old on target for the Victoria Derby.
Moody ends long run of outs One of Peter Moody's longest run of outs ended at Moonee Valley with the win of Thermal Current.
Stewards to quiz Munce over beaten ride Jockey Chris Munce will front stewards over his only Eagle Farm ride before he was stood down for medical reasons.
Ex-AFL star Williams on board a winner Ex-AFL star Greg Williams, who was used to winning while playing football, has found another winner in the horse he bought as a yearling.
Chateau Lafaite wins again Chateau Lafaite seems destined to step up to the same heights as her elder sister Royal Descent after winning her third race from four starts.
Vibrant Rouge wins by barest of margins Connections of Vibrant Rouge celebrated a win by the barest of margins at Moonee Valley, while the jockey of the runner-up was left to rue the close call.
Bold Circle leaves it late in Rosehill win Juvenile Bold Circle has built on his Breeders' Plate third on debut to score a determined win at Rosehill.
Front-running pays off for Canali Canali showed he still has plenty of speed left in his seven-year-old legs with a start to finish win over 1000m at Moonee Valley.
Silversands maintains Adelaide run Adelaide filly Silversands maintained the good form of Adelaide trainers in Melbourne this spring with her win in the Inglis Banner at Moonee Valley.
Newbury winner receives royal approval Royal family celebrations have continued after Prince George's christening with the Queen's racehorse Royal Applause winning at Newbury.
Five jockeys suspended at Moonee Valley Michael Rodd is one of five jockeys suspended for careless riding at Moonee Valley and will miss Victoria Derby day.
Buffering scores deserved G1 in Manikato Queensland sprinter Buffering has broken through for a deserved Group One win in the $1 million Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Buffering wins Group One Manikato Stakes The pride of Queensland racing, Buffering has finally claimed a Group One victory in the Manikato Stakes after a frustrating run of placings.
Chad Schofield to miss Derby Day Apprentice Chad Schofield has been suspended for eight meetings at Moonee Valley and will miss Victoria Derby Day at Flemington.
Gypsy Diamond wins G2 on way to Oaks The John O'Shea-trained Gypsy Diamond has shown she is on target for the VRC Oaks with a Group Two win in the Fillies Classic at Moonee Valley.
Snowden keeps lid on Plate expectations As he prepares Long John for the Cox Plate, Peter Snowden is drawing on lessons learned when another Darley three-year-old, Helmet, ran in the race.
Rosehill staying test for Classic hopefuls Far from Moonee Valley, the spring Classic credentials of a trio of three-year-olds go on the line at Rosehill.
Newman, Net Worth after more city success Trainer Mitch Newman hopes his sprinter Net Worth can deliver again on the metropolitan stage at Rosehill.
Cumani Melbourne Cup runner the best yet Trainer Luca Cumani believes the experience of seven Melbourne Cup campaigns suggests his 2013 runner Mount Athos is ready to perform.
James McDonald prepares for spring bounty Jockey James McDonald has a choice book of rides during the Melbourne spring racing carnival, including Cox Plate favourite It's A Dundeel.
Greytfilly on best behaviour for Baldwin The talented but sometimes feisty Greytfilly will return to Brisbane racing when she makes her debut for new trainer Barry Baldwin.
Sacred Falls to reproduce Doncaster form Chris Waller is adamant Sacred Falls is a changed horse since arriving in Melbourne, declaring the Doncaster Mile winner close to top form.
Pinstripe Lane puts Derby claims on line Connections of Pinstripe Lane will get a guide on the colt's Victoria Derby prospects when he runs in The Vase at Moonee Valley.
Side Glance figures in Plate eve rev-up The English challenger Side Glance has worked strongly at Werribee in a slightly unorthodox gallop the day before the Cox Plate.
Zoustar outpointed but still on G1 course Zoustar has finished last in a Flemington straight-track trial but Chris Waller insists the colt is in perfect shape for the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Prime Thoroughbreds Update Terra Amata’s win on Sunday in Hobart was a ripper and she should have a good summer in Tasmania. I’m excited about our team down in the Apple Isle. She capped off a good week for us and with plenty of runners coming in the next month I expect some nice results.
New Levy agreement for British racing Britain's bookmakers will contribute around 80 million pounds per year to racing under a new Levy agreement.
Stewards foil potential plunge British stewards are investigating a potential betting plunge on a poorly performed horse taken out of a race at Wolverhampton.
Zanbagh confirms plans for VRC Oaks start The Guy Walter-trained Zanbagh is in winning form heading into the VRC Oaks after scoring with authority at Ballarat.
Tempo key to Moon's Plate chances: Prebble Jockey Brett Prebble says the tempo of the Cox Plate will be crucial to the chances of last year's Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon.
Melham to make most of Plate opportunity Ben Melham is confident of making the most of his Cox Plate chances on Puissance De Lune in the $3 million weight-for-age race.
Shoreham racing to keep Cup hopes alive The Saab Hasan-trained Shoreham needs to win the Moonee Valley Cup to keep his hopes alive of running in the Melbourne Cup.
Williams quick to reuinte with Speediness Craig Williams reunites with Speediness for the Crystal Mile after missing the Toorak Handicap on the horse because he was serving a suspension.
In-form Lees to strike Gold at Rosehill A drop in distance combined with some weight relief have dual stakes placegetter Gold Epona poised for success at Rosehill.
Ryan to unveil two well-related juveniles A pair of two-year-olds from smart sprinting families are poised to make their debuts for Gerald Ryan at Rosehill.
Sydney 3YO form goes under the microscope Victoria Derby markets could be set for a shake-up after several key form lines collide in the Mitchelton Wines Vase at Moonee Valley.
Newitt confident Samaready can win again A dominant last-start Group One win and impressive trackwork since from Samaready has jockey Craig Newitt confident ahead of the Manikato Stakes.
Rekindled Interest lines up in third Plate Rekindled Interest is set for his third attempt at the Cox Plate and trainer Jim Conlan says the gelding is going as well as when he ran third in 2011.
Fillydelphia to lift top stable's spirits Robert Heathcote is looking to Fillydelphia to get his stable out of a Brisbane slump when she races at Eagle Farm.
Champion mare Black Caviar to be a mum Black Caviar, one of Australia's greatest racehorses, is in foal to the champion sire Exceed And Excel.
Mackinnon Stakes mission for Trevieres French galloper Trevieres is being aimed at the Mackinnon Stakes having originally been set for the Emirates Stakes.
Singleton after $3m collect on Dear Demi Owner John Singleton has launched a Melbourne Cup betting spree, backing Dear Demi to win more than $3 million.
Unbeaten champion Black Caviar expecting The unveiling of a statue of Black Caviar wasn't the only revelation about the champion mare whose pregnancy has also been confirmed.
Ibicenco receives 1kg Melbourne Cup lift The Peter Moody-trained Ibicenco has been handed a 1kg Melbourne Cup penalty for winning the Geelong Cup.
Appleby in Wonder at English Derby hope Charlie Appleby, a newcomer to the Godolphin training ranks, will give Newmarket maiden winner Sudden Wonder a chance to prove himself a Derby contender.
Fresh setback for St Nicholas Abbey Six-time Group One winner St Nicholas Abbey has suffered another setback in his battle to recover from career-ending injury and illness.
Cox Plate hoop suspended for Geelong ride Ben Melham has been suspended for 10 meetings at Geelong but his ban will not start until after Cox Plate day where he rides Puissance De Lune in the feature.
Blake Shinn unharmed in barrier incident Connections of Cox Plate runner Fiorente would have breathed a sigh of relief after jockey Blake Shinn was lucky to escape injury in a barrier mishap.
Wolfgram happy to bide time at Gold Coast Travis Wolfgram has ridden a winner at Doomben but any plans concentrate on city racing have been put on hold.
Toydini to take Sydney form to Melbourne Toydini is favourite to make a winning Melbourne debut in the Group Two Crystal Mile on the back of strong spring carnival form in NSW.
Ibicenco wins Cup as English stayer flops Imported stayer Ibicenco has given himself and trainer Peter Moody the chance of a Melbourne Cup start with a narrow Geelong Cup win.
Waller gives reason for Cox Plate backflip Chris Waller's 11th-hour decision to run Foreteller in the Cox Plate was borne out of a fear that the now-retired Atlantic Jewel would bypass the race.
Pride, O'Shea bullish over midweek wins A midweek meeting in Sydney is set to prove a strong form reference after it unearthed at least two exciting prospects.
Waller chasing sentimental Rosehill win Chris Waller will be in Melbourne to watch Foreteller chase a Cox Plate victory but there is a benchmark race in Sydney he wants to win almost as much.
Arinosa ready to take Gr 1 step: Avdulla In-form mare Arinosa deserves her chance in the Group One Manikato Stakes and jockey Brenton Avdulla is happy to be going along for the ride.
Gamblin' Guru takes out Geelong Classic Leon Macdonald is looking to the autumn with staying prospect Gamblin' Guru who has scored an all-the-way win in the Listed Geelong Classic.
Browne continues golden run at Doomben Damian Browne has taken his sparkling Melbourne riding form to midweek racing in Brisbane with Pretty Gully landing a Doomben betting move.
Stud confirms Atlantic Jewel retirement Atlantic Jewel has been retired and will leave for Ireland in December to take up breeding duties at her owners' Coolmore Stud.
Side Glance, Craig Williams get acquainted English galloper Side Glance has crept into calculations for the Cox Plate after drawing barrier one and getting to know his jockey.
Cup better than Plate for Fiorente: Gai Gai Waterhouse expects a prominent Cox Plate finish from Fiorente but says he's a better chance of winning the Melbourne Cup.
New foreman Heys brings luck for Martin A new training routine has had the desired effect on lightly raced filly All That I Am who responded with a midweek city victory.
Waterhouse content as Tres Blue settles in Gai Waterhouse has watched lightly raced import Tres Blue have a canter around Werribee racetrack in preparation for the Melbourne Cup.
Richard Hughes hits season double century Richard Hughes has become the first jockey in a decade to ride 200 winners in a British Flat racing season.
Atlantic Jewel likely to retire A stud career now seems the most likely option for champion galloper Atlantic Jewel with a northern hemisphere mating planned for the new year.
Chad Schofield excited about Cox Plate Champion apprentice Chad Schofield has been handed a rare opportunity for a youngster to ride in the Cox Plate, snaring the mount on Shamus Award.
Single Style to fly home flag for Portelli Gary Portelli is planning to add to his Melbourne spring carnival team, providing Single Style races up to expectations at Rosehill.
Visitor plays a lone hand in Geelong Cup Overseas entry Forgotten Voice will be out to secure a Melbourne Cup start when he lines up as a well-supported favourite in the Geelong Cup.
Rodd still a chance of Valley G1 success Bel Sprinter has impressed new jockey Michael Rodd in a trackwork gallop ahead of the Manikato Stakes.
Macdonald gambling on Guru win in Classic Gamblin' Guru steps up to 2200 metres in the Geelong Classic ahead of a possible tilt at the Victoria Derby.
Boss loses appeal to ride in Cox Plate Champion jockey Glen Boss has lost his appeal to reduce a 12-meeting careless riding penalty to allow him to ride in the Cox Plate.
Good Job Bro set to find top form: Sargent Good Job Bro, who once gave glamour filly Guelph a run for her money, will make John Sargent a happy trainer if he can return to winning form at Randwick.
Long John deserves his chance: Snowden Peter Snowden says it is hard to put a cap on the potential of the improving Long John and is adamant the gelding deserves his chance in the Cox Plate.
It's A Dundeel the new Cox Plate favourite New Zealander It's A Dundeel is on the verge of becoming Australasia's best racehorse and can confirm it if he wins Cox Plate.
Atlantic Jewel scratched from Cox Plate Atlantic Jewel will not run in the Cox Plate with the mare found to have a tendon injury after she galloped at Flemington.
Melham on standby for Puissance De Lune Ben Melham is on standby to ride Puissance De Lune in the Cox Plate should Glen Boss fail in his appeal against a careless riding suspension.
Atlantic Jewel to jump from gate seven Favourite Atlantic Jewel has drawn barrier seven for the Cox Plate with It's A Dundeel wide in gate 13 of 15.
Samaready draws gate seven in Manikato Favourite Samaready will jump from barrier seven in the Group One Manikato Stakes with Hong Kong visitor Lucky Nine drawing gate four.
Full field for Cox Plate A full field of 14 will run in the Cox Plate with three-year-old maiden galloper Shamus Award the emergency.
Nikolic told to leave Flemington by police Police have been called to ask Danny Nikolic to move on after staff noticed the warned-off jockey parked in his car outside Racing Victoria.
Moroney lands a Cup horse The team who thought they had bought Melbourne Cup favourite Fiorente have settled for another European horse, but not for second best.
Mull Of Killough not here for the sun Cox Plate outsider Mull Of Killough may have only a rough chance on paper, but his trainer believes he deserves his place in the elite field.
Oaks date doubtful but Corstens happy The Oaks might be a race too far for So Bella Arella but trainer Leon Corstens is playing a wait-and-see game with the three-year-old filly.
Forget Maybe in line for Melbourne Forget Maybe can book his trip to Melbourne is he performs as trainer Anthony Cummings hopes at Rosehill.
Forgotten Voice set for Geelong Cup English raider Forgotten Voice has come in for massive support in the Geelong Cup in which he will attempt to uphold a storng international tradition.
Dunn on standby for Rebel Dane ride Dwayne Dunn is on standby to ride Rebel Dane in the Manikato Stakes should Glen Boss fail in an appeal against a careless riding ban.
Boss and Hall to appeal riding bans Two of Australia's leading jockeys, Glen Boss and Nick Hall, will appeal careless riding bans in an effort to ride in the Cox Plate.
Cirrus in frame for Hong Kong French star Cirrus Des Aigles will be entered for the Hong Kong Cup following his close second in the Champions Stakes at Ascot.
Cheveley Park strikes deal for Intello Intello will stand two breeding seasons at Cheveley Park in England before returning home to France.
Beshara refused stay of proceedings Adelaide trainer Paul Beshara has been disqualified for six months for administering an unknown treatment to his horse Happy Trails.
Fawkner gets 1.5kg penalty for win Caulfield Cup winner Fawkner has earned a 1.5kg penalty for next month's Melbourne Cup as a result of his victory.
Nick Hall adds another Cup to his tally Nick Hall has claimed the Seymour Cup aboard Sysmo a day after his biggest victory on Fawkner in the Caulfield Cup.
Stars set to Strike in Perth Group Ones All eyes turn to the Melbourne spring carnival at this time of year but one trainer is looking further afield for Group One success.
Toydini ready for Moonee Valley experience Toydini will take his first look at Moonee Valley at the annual Breakfast with the Best ahead of his assignment in a support race on Cox Plate day.
Murray Baker hopeful ahead of Cox Plate Murray Baker has been happy with the progress of It's A Dundeel after a setback and believes he has the horse fit enough for his Cox Plate assignment.
Lucky Nine shines in gallop Hong Kong sprinter Lucky Nine has shown he is back on track for the Manikato Stakes with an impressive workout at Werribee.
Longport aims for Yellowglen return Longport has recovered from a minor setback and is likely to return to racing in the Group Two Yellowglen Stakes at Flemington.
Moore on Dandino in Cup English jockey Ryan Moore will ride Dandino in the Melbourne Cup, swapping mounts with Craig Williams who is on Mount Athos.
QEII glory for Richard Hannon Richard Hannon has almost certainly sealed the trainers' championship with the victory of Olympic Glory at Ascot.
Farhh gives Godolphin Champion Stakes Farrh has made a winning farewell to the racetrack in the Champions Stakes at Ascot and will go to Sheikh Mohammed's Dalham Hall Stud.
Cup-winning jockey Nick Hall suspended Nick Hall's Caulfield Cup win on Fawkner has been soured by a careless riding suspension from an earlier race on the card.
Boss faces 12 meeting ban Leading jockey Glen Boss faces a 12 meeting ban that could cost him the ride on the well-fancied Puissance De Lune in the Cox Plate.
No joy for Waller in Caulfield Cup result The Caulfield Cup didn't go to script for Chris Waller but the trainer wasn't disappointed with the performances of favourites Hawkspur and Royal Descent.
Dandino camp sets sights on Melbourne Cup Newmarket-based trainer Marco Botti can't wait for Dandino to get to Flemington to contest the Melbourne Cup after his impressive Caulfield Cup finish.
What the jockeys said: Caulfield Cup What the jockeys said after the $2.5 million Caulfield Cup.
Mixed outcome for Ford in stewards room Stewards have handed down a double-barrelled penalty to Jay Ford following his winning ride on Kingdoms at Randwick.
Treble to Anthony Cummings at Randwick Edward Cummings has celebrated three winners at Randwick in the absence of his boss and father Anthony.
Nothing foreign about Fawkner Cup victory Owner Lloyd Williams has imported hundreds of European horses but he has won his first Caulfield Cup with one born and bred in Australia.
Red Tracer goes two better in Tristarc Red Tracer went two better than her third place a year ago when she blew away the rest of the field to win the Tristarc Stakes for trainer Chris Waller.
Spurtonic scores all-the-way Caulfield win Talented four-year-old Spurtonic could head to the Group One Emirates Stakes after an all-the-way win in Group Three company at Caulfield.
Kingdoms wins Tatts Cup in dramatic finish Kingdoms' rider Jay Ford had to survive protests from two rival jockeys before the gelding was declared the winner of the City Tattersalls Club Cup.
Spirit Of Boom scores overdue Group win Queenslander Spirit Of Boom has ended a run of outs at Group level with his Caulfield Sprint victory.
Interstate goals beckon for Famous Seamus Famous Seamus has stamped his class at Randwick, outsprinting his rivals to notch another stakes win and earn a trip to Melbourne.
Waller reveals new talents with Boban win Chris Waller thought he'd made the wrong decision when Boban was out of his ground turning for home in the Moonga Stakes, but the horse still won.
Polanski continues on winning way to Derby Improving stayer Polanski has made it back-to-back wins and stamped himself as a genuine Derby contender with victory in the Norman Robinson Stakes.
Boss Lane in Brian Crowley Stakes upset Group Two placegetter Barbed was sent out an odds-on favourite for the Brian Crowley Stakes but it was the progressive Boss Lane who came out on top.
Best Case wins by narrowest margin The best case scenario for the Anthony Cummings camp came true by the barest margin when their three-year-old of the same name won at Randwick.
Liesele completes some unfinished business Queensland mare Liesele has confirmed the opinion of her trainer by taking out the Alinghi Stakes at Caulfield after stud plans were deferred.
Totally Sure aims for Magic Millions glory Totally Sure gave trainer Kelly Schweida some anxious moments before securing a Magic Millions mission with a breakthrough win at Doomben.
Arabian Gold steps up as Oaks possibility Trainer David Vandyke will give Arabian Gold one more test before he commits the Ethereal Stakes winner to the VRC Oaks at Flemington.
Alpha Miss stays unbeaten in Randwick win Alpha Miss has given her passionate syndicate of owners plenty to cheer about after maintaining her perfect record at Randwick.
Positive approach pays off for Hucklebuck A run in the Carbine Club Stakes at Flemington is now on the agenda for Caulfield winner Hucklebuck.
Hannon breaks new ground English trainer Richard Hannon has bettered his own standard of 218 winners for the year to set a new record at Haydock.
Waterhouse takes Joyous appeal further The More Joyous affair continues with Gai Waterhouse loding an appeal with racing's highest authority.
Fantome Gris after first win at Caulfield Fantome Gris is high in the market for the VRC Oaks and will be out to break through for her first win in the Listed Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
Fawkner primed for bold Caulfield Cup run The Lloyd Williams-owned Fawkner has been aimed at the Caulfield Cup for almost a year and connections are confident he'll prove hard to beat.
Vets oppose licensing by Racing NSW Country race meetings could be threatened unless Racing NSW backs down from a move to license vets.
Molto Bene to Myer Classic via Caulfield Phillip Stokes believes Molto Bene is better suited at Flemington but still thinks the mare will run well in the Group Two Tristarc Stakes at Caulfield.
Autumn trend a key to Ethiopia Cup chances Ethiopia has been sparingly raced since the 2012 spring carnival in a plan trainer Pat Carey hopes will pay off in the Caulfield Cup.
Ford to make most of Randwick opportunity Jay Ford is expected to end his week in better shape than he started it with some prized Randwick rides.
Hawkspur out to repay Cassidy's confidence The Caulfield Cup favourite Hawkspur and his jockey Jim Cassidy have come a long way since they first teamed up in modest circumstances.
Cape Kidnappers ready to resume at Doomben Ambitious summer carnival goals await Cape Kidnappers if the injury-prone sprinter performs to the expectations of trainer Kelly Schweida at Doomben.
Be involved in a thrilling experience! LE MANS (Sebring x Amouage gelding) has drawn barrier 2 of 10 tomorrow in the Listed Gothic Stakes 1400m race 2 at Caulfield, jumping at 12:50pm with Craig Newitt to ride on what is one of the biggest days in our racing calendar, BMW Caulfield Cup Day. The competitive gelding has had 5 starts this season and has been very consistent in all of his runs to date, never failing to create excitement.
Maluckyday to make debut for new trainer Joe Pride is looking forward to the challenge of helping Melbourne Cup placegetter Maluckyday recapture his Group One form.
Newgate Farm buys Sizzling Group One winner Sizzling has been sold to Newgate Farm and will stand the 2014 breeding season alongside Foxwedge.
RAD Board finds Beshara guilty Paul Beshara has been found guilty of illegally treating Happy Trails on the day the horse was to race but says he will appeal.
Cirrus faces nine Champion Stakes rivals Cirrus Des Aigles will be out to regain the Champion Stakes crown he lost to Frankel when he takes on nine rivals in the Ascot showpiece.
Estimate chases more Ascot glory for Queen Estimate, the toast of British racing with her win in the Gold Cup, is to chase more Ascot for the Queen in the British Champions Long Distance Cup.
Botti keeps Planteur to Classic campaign Trainer Marco Botti is prepared to give Planteur his chance in the Breeders' Cup Classic despite a below-par run in France.
Novellist retired to Japanese stud German champion Novellist has been retired and will stand at the Yoshida family's Shadai Farm on Japan.
Industry pays tribute to Andrew Ramsden Racing Victoria has paid tribute to the legacy left by Andrew Ramsden following the death of the popular administrator and owner.
Caulfield Cup jockey returns positive swab Jockey Luke Currie has been stood down after returning a positive swab and he won't be able to ride Tuscan Fire in the Caulfield Cup.
Nikolic warned off for threatening conduct Danny Nikolic has been warned off racetracks until October, 2015 for improper conduct towards a racing steward.
Oliver in search of fifth Caulfield Cup A suspension has ruled Damien Oliver out of the Cox Plate but that pain could be eased by a Caulfield Cup victory aboard Jet Away.
New shoes may see turf records tumble Horse racing records could tumble after Australian scientists 3D printed super-lightweight new shoes they hope will be used in the thoroughbred industry.
No Cox Plate for Thousand Guineas winner Darley has decided not to press on to the Cox Plate with Thousand Guineas winner Guelph who will instead be sent to the spelling paddock.
Spirit Of Boom out to end big-race drought Spirit Of Boom, a source of frustration despite winning more than $1 million stakes, will be out to set the record straight in the Caulfield Sprint.
Dandino can overcome wide draw: Williams Jockey Craig Williams is confident Dandino has the versatility to overcome a wide draw and deliver him a third successive Caulfield Cup victory.
Quinton banking on potential of Boss Lane The lightly raced Boss Lane will face his acid test in the Brian Crowley Stakes at Randwick when he steps up to stakes grade for the first time.
O'Shea hoping for Kingdoms to rule in Cup Kingdoms is to be given his chance to make a back-door entry into the Melbourne Cup if he can win the City Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick.
Weight drop to suit Soul Crusade: O'Dea Trainer Steve O'Dea believes Soul Crusade can bounce back from a costly defeat at Ipswich when he is reunited with apprentice Priscilla Schmidt at Doomben.
Strong nominations in $300,000 Geelong Cup The Geelong Cup has attracted 26 nominations including international Forgotten Voice who is first emergency for the Caulfield Cup.
Waterhouse confidence high ahead of Cup Trainer Gai Waterhouse is typically confident her long-priced Caulfield Cup runners are ready to defy the odds in the $2.5 million race.
Heathcote hopes Fifi fires at Caulfield Robert Heathcote says last-start Group Two winner Fire Up Fifi is thriving in Melbourne ahead of the Tristarc Stakes at Caulfield.
Williams confirmed for Criterion in Derby Craig Williams is to be reunited with Criterion when the Sydney colt lines up in the Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Puissance pleases in Moonee Valley trial Puissance De Lune has had his first look at Moonee Valley in a three-horse jump-out ahead of the Cox Plate where he will wear winkers.
Sprint crown awaits Samaready at Valley Star sprinter Samaready has produced a brilliant gallop in preparation for the Group One Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Oliver turns focus to Cup with Fiorente Damien Oliver will miss the Cox Plate ride on Fiorente through suspension but still hopes to land a Melbourne Cup victory on the import.
Oliver to miss Cox Plate ride on Fiorente Damien Oliver has been suspended for 12 meetings for careless riding at Caulfield and is set to miss the ride on Fiorente in the Cox Plate.
Rawiller to miss Moonee Valley carnival Top jockey Nash Rawiller has been suspended for five meetings, ruling him out of riding at the Cox Plate meeting.
Andrew Ramsden suffers stroke at races Veteran racing administrator Andrew Ramsden has suffered a stroke during the Caulfield race meeting.
Stylish debut win by Rannoch Moor at EFarm Trainer Bryan Dais has been rewarded for his patience with Rannoch Moor who has scored an impressive debut win at Eagle Farm.
Waller philosophical about Cup barriers Chris Waller will put his faith in Jim Cassidy's navigational skills to deliver a Caulfield Cup win with Hawkspur.
Crucial track gallop looms for Buffering Buffering is on schedule for another clash with Samaready in the Group One Manikato Stakes after recovering from a hoof complaint.
Waterhouse duo out to keep Cup dream alive Blake Shinn's eagerness to ride Vaquera augers well for her chances in the City Tattersalls Club Cup, according to Tulloch Lodge's Mark Newnham.
Zonza makes her mark in James stable Caulfield Cup hopeful Silent Achiever is Roger James's stable star but he also has a handy second stringer in Group Three winner Zonza.
Moderate, Gallatin continue Darley spree As expected Guelph was the star for Darley on Thousand Guineas day but two stable lesser lights made their presence felt at Warwick Farm.
Ruscello still on Cup path despite defeat A horse headed for the Ballarat Cup has proven too good for imported stayer Ruscello who holds an entry for the Melbourne Cup.
Guelph all class in Thousand Guineas win Star filly Guelph has continued a great run for Darley notching her fourth Group One victory in the Thousand Guineas as a short-priced favourite.
Horror draw for Caulfield Cup favourite The Caulfield Cup prospects of the favourite Hawkspur have suffered a severe blow after he drew barrier 16 in the $2.5 million race.
It's A Dundeel solid in exhibition gallop Cox Plate hopeful It's A Dundeel has pleased jockey James McDonald in a solo gallop at Caulfield after missing a lead-up run due to a hoof problem.
CHANGEINTHEWEATHER and EL NINO both scored winning runners on the weekend in the USA. Three year old filly, This is She broke her maiden in her fourth race start, winning the 1400m Calder Maiden Claiming, by 5 ½ lengths after leading all the way, dominating her opponents, and proving too good.
Tips And Beers could be Vict Derby bound The Victoria Derby is on the radar for the David Hayes-trained Tips And Beers after his victory in the opening race on Thousand Guineas day.
More than 1000 youngsters in Slipper mix The Golden Slipper is still six months away but the country's leading stables are already setting their sights on the $3.5 million race.
Conners hopeful despite outside draw Clarry Conners remains hopeful Dear Demi can make her presence felt in the Caulfield Cup despite coming up with the outside barrier.
Favourites draw wide in Caulfield Cup Leading Caulfield Cup fancies Hawkspur and Dandino have drawn wide in gates 16 and 19 respectively for the Group One feature.
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ATB’s Platelet breaks Million Dollar mark Australian Thoroughbred Bloodstock’s vastly underated mare Platelet took her winnings over the million dollar mark today with her thrilling victory in the Group 2 Gilgai Stakes at Flemington.
Havana Gold to run in the Emirates Stakes Mikel Delzangles will take over from trainer Richard Hannon to prepare French Group One winner Havana Gold for the Emirates Stakes at Flemington.
Long John to run in the Cox Plate Long John will try to add the Cox Plate to his Group One Caulfield Guineas win after being given the go-ahead by owner Sheikh Mohammed.
Famous Seamus on trial for Melbourne trip A close third at his last start has Famous Seamus primed for a defence of the City Tattersall's Lightning Handicap at Randwick.
Magna Amica carries new hopes for Bartley Unbeaten mare Magna Amica is part of a new-look team for Tracey Bartley with the trainer hoping she can prove her city bona fides at Warwick Farm.
Cummings holds slim hope of beating Guelph Anthony Cummings reckons Thousand Guineas favourite Guelph had her worst-ever race at Caulfield and that could be a chink in her armour.
Dear Demi puts in hard yards for Caulfield Clarry Conners has kept up the work to Dear Demi, giving the Caulfield Cup contender two strong track gallops in the lead-up to the $2.5 million race.
Zonza makes Melbourne debut at Caulfield New Zealand trainer Roger James has added a second mare to his Melbourne spring carnival team with Zonza to step out at Caulfield.
Caution on Hong Kong sprinter Trainer Caspar Fownes is expecting star Hong Kong sprinter Lucky Nine to be at his peak for the Patinack Farm Classic and close to it for the Manikato.
Dandino ready for Caulfield Cup challenge English-trained stayer Dandino is in perfect order to fly the flag for the international brigade in the $2.5 million Caulfield Cup.
Darley's Reckless Abandon retires to stud Reckless Abandon, unbeaten in five two-year-old starts in 2012, has been retired to stand at Darley's Kildangan Stud.
Aidan O'Brien reveals Ascot plan of attack Aidan O'Brien is still finalising his squad for the Champion Stakes at Ascot with Kingsbarns and Ruler Of The World his most likely candidates..
Camelot retired ahead of Breeders' Cup The Ireland-based Coolmore stable has retired last year's 2000 Guineas and English Derby champion Camelot after an injury during training.
Silent Achiever ready for Caulfield Cup Roger James can't fault Silent Achiever ahead of the Caulfield Cup which is the first of two major spring aims for the New Zealand mare.
Triple Group One winner Yosei retired Triple Group One winner Yosei has been retired and will be sent to stud following her last in the Toorak Handicap.
Don Hopkins dies aged 75 The racing industry has lost one of its stalwarts with the death of Don Hopkins at the age of 75 after a long illness.
Ironstein on tried and true path Ironstein will run in the Tattersall's Cup on the way to his bid to regain the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.
McEvoy chasing Guineas double at Caulfield Jockey Kerrin McEvoy is hoping to add a Thousand Guineas victory on favourite Guelph to his Caulfield Guineas win on the filly's stablemate Long John.
DYNAMIC 350 race wins proves to be a MASTERSTROKE On Saturday 22 October 2005, Dynamic Syndications recorded our first runner UP 'N' DOING who went on to win on debut for Dean Watt's new company name, having purchased our first crop of yearlings earlier that year.
Beshara verdict handed down on Friday Trainer Paul Beshara will learn his fate in the case of his alleged raceday treatment of the horse Happy Trails later this week.
Joao Moreira signs off in style at Kranji Star jockey Joao Moreira has ridden six winners at his final Singapore race meeting before his move to Hong Kong.
Guelph draws gate five in Thousand Guineas Guelph has drawn barrier five in a nine-horse field for the Thousand Guineas and is odds-on to add another Group One win to her tally.
Soft ground expected at Ascot A soft track is expected for British Champions day at Ascot prompting bookmakers to tighten French Star Cirrus Des Aigles.
Green Moon, Sea Moon to miss Caulfield Cup Stewards have been advised that Fawkner will be owner Lloyd Williams' only Caulfield Cup runner with Green Moon and Sea Moon to bypass the race.
Huet put on notice by stewards Jockey Thomas Huet has been put on notice to be more competitive or face being barred from metropolitan racing.
Pakal wins Cranbourne Cup German import Pakal is to target the BMW in Sydney in the autumn after taking out the Cranbourne Cup.
Cox Plate on hold for Foreteller There will be no decision on a Cox Plate start for Foreteller until after he has a work-out at the track in the lead-up to the race.
Williams looking for third Cup on Dandino Jockey Craig Williams is satisfied he can win a third Caulfield Cup in as many years when he rides Dandino in the $2.5 million race.
Boss to ride Pickabee in Tristarc Stakes Trainer Caitlin Lavin has booked champion jockey Glen Boss to ride in-form mare Pickabee in the Tristarc Stakes at Caulfield.
Appearance out for the rest of the spring Triple Group One winner Appearance has been sent to the spelling paddock and will not defend the Myer Classic at Flemington.
Prebble impressed with import English hurdler Forgotten Voice has emerged as a Caufield Cup prospect, even though he may struggle to make the field.
War Command wins Dewhurst battle Aidan O'Brien has claimed his first juvenile Group One win for the season with War Command taking out the Dewhurst Stakes.
Scatter Dice a surprise Cesarewitch winner After missing the start and giving the field 10 lengths, Scatter Dice has stormed home to score a shock win in the Cesarewitch at Newmarket.
Snowden, Darley strike in Guineas triumph Trainer Peter Snowden and prolific owner Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum have won two of Australia's best three-year-old races on the same day.
Sharnee Rose earns a trip home The Myer Classic is a possible target for Sharnee Rose who has backed up her Golden Pendant win with victory in the Angst Stakes.
Caulfield Cup start on hold for Sea Moon Lloyd Williams will delay a call on a Caulfield Cup start for Herbert Power Stakes winner Sea Moon.
Salon Soldier marches to Randwick victory Kris Lees will turn his attention to the Melbourne spring carnival with import Salon Soldier following his dashing win at Randwick.
Solzhenitsyn claims second Toorak Handicap Queensland galloper Solzhenitsyn has won successive Toorak Handicaps, carrying topweight to victory in the 1600m feature at Caulfield.
Complacent anything but in Spring Champion Emerging stayer Complacent has given Sheikh Mohammed's Darley team another Group One win in the Spring Champion Stakes.
Unpretentious resumes with Schillaci win Talented sprinter Unpretentious has resumed with a Group Two win in the Schillaci Stakes to set up a shot at the Group One Patinack Farm Classic.
Bryan Guy strengthens Magic Millions bid Gold Coast trainer Bryan Guy has strengthened his claims for the Magic Millions when Stroak scored a stylish debut win at Doomben.
Royal Descent's sister scores at Randwick Group One winner Royal Descent's little sister Chateau Lafaite has signalled she too is on the way to better things with victory at Randwick.
Atlantic Jewel back on track for Cox Plate Headline mare Atlantic Jewel has won her fourth Group One race and claimed her 10th victory from 11 starts in the Caulfield Stakes.
Unencumbered survives Randwick objection The Magic Millions is the long-term goal for Unencumbered who survived a roughhouse finish and a protest to win on debut at Randwick.
Oliver sticks and wins on Lion Of Belfort Damien Oliver has made the right decision before and during the Blue Sapphire at Caulfield, guiding Lion Of Belfort to a strong win.
Missy Longstocking earns Group One call-up Missy Longstocking is a contender for the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes after a convincing win in the Thoroughbred Club Stakes at Caulfield.
Moonlight Hussler impresses in debut win A strong burst of acceleration from the top of the straight helped two-year-old Moonlight Hussler to a debut win in the Debutant Stakes at Caulfield.
Beshara RAD Board case adjourned The inquiry into alleged raceday treatment of Happy Trails will go into a second day in front of Victoria's Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board.
Jewel set to bounce back but Moon is out Mark Kavanagh is looking for Atlantic Jewel to bounce back in the Caulfield Stakes and she'll have one less rival with Green Moon ruled out.
Conners in fresh approach with Impetuous Impetuous has Clarry Conners searching for answers but the wily trainer is hoping he is on the right track heading into the Angst Stakes at Randwick.
Long John on song for Caulfield Guineas Darley's Melbourne foreman Paul Snowden is confident Caulfield Guineas favourite Long John is up for the challenge in the $1 million Group One race.
Charlie Boy flies Triple Crown flag in Group 1 Caulfield Guineas The spotlight is on Triple Crown’s Charlie Boy this Saturday as he takes his place in the 14 horse field of the $1m Group 1 BECK Caulfield Guineas. The feature 1600m race for 3YO’s is the last on the card at Caulfield tomorrow posting at 5:45pm AEDT.
True tempo can bring Savvy result: O'Shea Trainer John O'Shea is counting on a genuinely run race to help Savvy Nature in the Spring Champion Stakes and deliver 100 Group One wins for Jim Cassidy.
Clarken delighted with Miracles Of Life Trainer Daniel Clarken says Miracles Of Life has made much improvement from her last start second and is nearing her peak for the Blue Sapphire Stakes.
Green Moon scratched from Caulfield Stakes Green Moon has been ruled out of the Group One Caulfield Stakes because of an elevated temperature.
Hill maintains confidence in Bodega Negra Bodega Negra failed to beat a runner home in the Stan Fox Stakes last start but trainer Bruce Hill believes he can bounce back at Doomben.
Potent form lines to help Mouro Toorak bid Tony McEvoy thinks form lines around his French import Mouro point to him putting in a strong performance in the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Munce to reunite with Sizzling Champion jockey Chris Munce will be renunited with Sizzling when the four-year-old runs in the Waterford Crystal Mile at Moonee Valley.
Promising debut expected from Davies' colt Country trainer Leon Davies will bring Crooked Blaze to town to test his credentials against the city youngsters at Randwick.
Kelinni cleared to contest Caulfield Cup Sydney stayer Kelinni has been cleared to take his place in the Caulfield Cup, boosting trainer Chris Waller's already impressive hand in the race.
Dynamic Syndications searching for our 350th Race Win It’s just 10 days short of our 8th anniversary since our first runner under the Dynamic Syndications banner went to the racetrack and won. She was a quality filly named UP ‘N’ DOING who won on debut at Rosehill in a Saturday 2yo event.
Camelot in frame for Breeders' Cup mission The Aidan O'Brien-trained Camelot is close to a return to racing as he prepares for the Breeders' Cup meeting in the United States.
Green Moon to miss Caulfield Cup: stewards Weights for the Caulfield Cup will be raised after owner Lloyd Williams told stewards Green Moon would not be running in the race.
Waterhouse appeals over Joyous dismissed The Racing NSW Appeal panel has dismissed trainer Gai Waterhouse's objection to two fines imposed over the More Joyous saga.
Foreteller after more Group One success Foreteller's Caulfield Stakes performance against Atlantic Jewel will determine whether he heads to the Mackinnon Stakes or gets a chance in the Cox Plate.
Perry sweet on Kokomo in Randwick juvenile Kokomo will make a belated start to her racing career at Randwick, a week after she failed to gain a run as an emergency for the Gimcrack Stakes.
Sadler can't fault Toorak Hcp hope Linton The Toorak Handicap has been added to Linton's spring program and John Sadler believes the gelding is ready to run a big race from a good barrier draw.
Maykbe Diva's half-sister wins at Ballarat A half-sister of three-time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva has won a maiden race at Ballarat in convincing style.
Oliver chasing Guineas success on Prince Damien Oliver is chasing his first Group One win of the spring on Caufield Guineas day where he'll partner classy colt Prince Harada in the feature race.
Thompson Hooked on Champion Stakes result Fresh from a recent trip to China, John Thompson will put his skills to work closer to home when he chases Group One success with Hooked at Randwick.
Dear Demi racing to be fit enough for Cup Dear Demi's final lead-up run before the Caulfield Cup didn't go to plan, leaving trainer Clarry Conners with some work to do before the $2.5 million race.
Zahra reunites with Shamal Wind in Group 3 Mark Zahra rode Shamal Wind to victory in her first two starts and is looking forward to reuniting with the sprinter in a Group Three race at Caulfield.
Dream barrier draws for Doughty at Doomben Trainer Kelly Doughty was pleasantly surprised when Morning Captain and Black Cash drew the coveted rails barrier in their respective races at Doomben.
Jade Marauder out to find form in Angst Jade Marauder, a mare who has been giving trainer Chris Waller a few headaches, runs in the appropriately named Angst Stakes at Randwick.
McDonald chasing sentimental Hussler win The Weekend Hussler Stakes is a special race for one Victorian racing family with Clinton McDonald saddling up Second Effort in the Listed event.
Martin Dwyer successful in BHA application Jockey Martin Dwyer's Indian racing ban will not be reciprocated by the British Horseracing Authority.
Joseph O'Brien sets new Irish record Jockey Joseph O'Brien has set a record for the number of winners in the Irish Flat season, taking the title from Mick Kinane.
Sheikh Joann pays world record for filly Sheikh Joann has paid a world record price for a yearling filly by Galileo at the annual Tattersalls sale in England.
Patience pays off for Schweida at Doomben Trainer Kelly Schweida's patience with powerfully-built mare Kentucky Woman paid off when she scored a brilliant debut win at Doomben.
Rawiller on Royal Descent if weight right With Caulfield Cup weights expected to be raised at least 1.5kg, Chris Waller has booked Nash Rawiller to ride Royal Descent in the Caulfield Cup.
Better Than Ready on the mend Better Than Ready has resumed trackwork following an injury scare which threatens to derail his spring carnival campaign.
Oasis Bloom in must-win race at Caulfield Connections of Oasis Bloom are pinning their Caulfield Cup hopes on the five-year-old mare winning the Herbert Power Stakes.
Cummings family wit to the fore at Farm Racing's best one liners belong to Bart Cummings but his grandson Edward is showing promise after an entertaining post-race interview at Warwick Farm.
Solzhenitsyn on track for another Toorak Reigning Toorak Handicap winner Solzhenitsyn is a better horse than 12 months ago, according to his trainer Robert Heathcote.
Equator primed to find best at Randwick It will be a much-improved Equator who steps out in the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick as Gai Waterhouse chases her fourth win in the Group One race.
Boss on Silent Achiever in Caulfield Cup Glen Boss will ride New Zealand mare Silent Achiever in the Caulfield Cup as the jockey strives to win the $2.5 million handicap for the first time.
Oliver sticks solid with Lion Of Belfort Damien Oliver has given Lion Of Belfort a vote of confidence, opting to ride him over a rival runner in the Blue Sapphire Stakes at Caulfield.
El Roca shines but trainer still cautious New Zealand colt El Roca has done everything right ahead of the Caulfield Guineas, confirming his form with a slashing workout this week.
VRC to negotiate development at Flemington Two parcels of land adjoining Flemington racetrack are the subject of negotiations between the Victoria Racing Club and property developers.
Rodd hopes Jewel erases distance queries Jockey Michael Rodd hopes Atlantic Jewel can prove herself at 2000m in the Caulfield Stakes and confirm her favouritism for the Cox Plate.
Complacent draws rails in Spring Champion The Peter Snowden-trained Complacent has drawn the rails gate in a bid to claim his first Group One win in the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick.
Dandino shines in Caulfield Cup gallop English stayer Dandino has produced a brilliant gallop in preparation for Saturday week's $2.5 million Caulfield Cup.
US Grade 1 juvenile double to Artie Schiller A brace of top-quality juveniles by Artie Schiller (USA) have captured two of the most coveted Grade 1 contests on the U.S. racing calendar following memorable victories by My Conquestadory and We Miss Artie in the Darley Alcibiades Stakes (Gr.1) and Dixiana Breeders’ Futurity Stakes (Gr.1) respectively.
Swettenham Stud | Insight October 2013 I encourage you to come and see Swettenham , the farm is looking magnificent with the lush Spring pasture. Already 122 foals have hit the ground and 300+ mares have been covered.
Galileo yearling breaks European record Coolmore's John Magnier has paid a Eurpean record 3.6 million guineas for a son of Galileo at the Tattersalls sale.
Melbourne spring feature races take shape Favoured horses all remain in the running for the major Melbourne spring features following the latest declaration stage.
Verdant ready for step up in Herbert Power Instead of racing in the Benalla Cup, trainer Robert Smerdon has aimed his stayer Verdant at the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield.
Track gallop confirms Drago G1 gear change Spring Champion Stakes chance Drago will figure in a gear switch in the Group One race after pleasing jockey Peter Robl with a track gallop in blinkers.
Touched Wins Again for the Bluebloods Team!! Touched By Magic wins again for the Blueblood Thoroughbreds team at Echuca on the 8th October in the 1print.com.au Handicap over 1200m. It was a big effort from both horse and Jockey to win after Touched By Magic only jumped away fairly from barrier 1.
Dissident deserves Guineas respect: Moody Peter Moody is banking on Sydney form around top colt Zoustar to be a solid platform for Caulfield Guineas success with Dissident.
Queenstown, Porcellanus in G3 Angst test Stablemates Queenstown and Porcellanus will be out to show their worth as stakes-class mares when they contest the Angst Stakes.
Long John holds Guineas favouritism Caulfield Guineas favourite Long John has drawn barrier one in the Group One three-year-old classic.
French Toorak hope shines French galloper Trevieres will be the first European horse to run in the Toorak Handicap and jockey Kerrin McEvoy believes he will acquit himself well.
Freckle Face a chance to stand out at Farm Late starter Freckle Face will be out to make up for lost time when she makes her city debut at Warwick Farm.
It's A Dundeel to miss Caulfield Stakes It's A Dundeel has been ruled out of a return clash with Atlantic Jewel in the Caulfield Stakes after a foot abscess set his work schedule back.
Guineas favourite draws barrier one Caulfield Guineas favourite Long John has drawn barrier one for the Group One race with second favourite Prince Harada to start from gate 12.
Simenon set to step out in Herbert Power The Willie Mullins-trained Simenon is poised to take his place in the Herbert Power Stakes in a bid to improve his chances of making the Melbourne Cup.
LE BONSIR RUNS 3RD IN A GROUP 1 A large and proud group of owners travelled out to Moonee Valley with trepidation but returned home floating on air after our brave 6yo Le Bonsir ran out of his skin to run 3rd in the prestigious GROUP 1 Moir Stakes on Friday 27th September.
Moonlight Cloud team consider Hong Kong Star mare Moonlight Cloud is likely to miss the Breeders' Cup and head to the Hong Kong International meeting.
It's A Dundeel making progress It's A Dundeel is making progress with his hoof issue but no decision has been made on whether he'll be fit enough to run in the Caulfield Stakes.
New Kensington track a hit with jockeys The new StrathAyr track at Randwick has proved a hit with jockeys and pleased track officials after its first race meeting.
Hawkes double on Kensington track The Hawkes training team has prepared a double at the first meeting on Sydney's new Kensington track at Randwick.
Payne to have two runners in Group One Criterion and Rock Hero will represent the David Payne stable in the Spring Champion Stakes, the final Group One for the spring in Sydney.
Marwood on track for Caulfield Guineas Brett Prebble will ride Marwood in a trackwork gallop with a view to taking the mount in the Caulfield Guineas.
Nash Rawiller looking for Cup ride Nash Rawiller is on the lookout for a major Cups ride after being replaced on Melbourne Cup favourite Fiorente.
McDonald on Speediness in Toorak James McDonald has picked up the ride on Speediness in the Group One Toorak Handicap after Craig Williams failed in an appeal against a suspension.
Proud Ikee vows to return and win Arc Japanese trainer Yasutoshi Ikee says he will continue his quest to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe for his country after Orfevre's second.
International flavour to Arc day Moonlight Cloud heads the undercard for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe meeting with victory in the Prix Foret at Longchamp.
Craig Williams to miss Guineas day Star jockey Craig Williams has failed in his appeal against the severity of a careless riding suspension and will miss Caulfield Guineas day.
Treve breaks Japanese hearts again in Arc Treve put on a burst of speed in the final 600m of the Prix de l'Arc do Triomphe to come in first.
Longchamp attracts Japan fans About 6000 flag-bearing Japanese fans have descended on Pairs for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Magic 20 minutes for Stephen Theodore Trainer Stephen Theodore has heralded a rare double, winning the Benalla and Bairnsdale Cups less than 20 minutes apart.
Royal Empire confirms Cup bid Godolphin's Melbourne Cup runner will be Royal Empire who has confirmed his place with a Group Three secon at Ascot.
Prebble delighted with Green Moon Brett Prebble has been impressed with Green Moon's two spring starts and is looking forward to riding the Melbourne Cup winner in the Caulfield Stakes.
Rock Hero to run in Spring Champion Rock Hero will have to take another step up on his learning curve in the Group One Spring Champion Stakes.
Solzhenitsyn on track for Toorak Trainer Robert Heathcote believes Solzhenityn is on track to make it back to back wins in the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Dunn to ride Happy Trails in Cox Plate Damien Oliver's booking for Fiorente in the Cox Plate after Nash Rawiller's sacking has allowed Dwayne Dunn to stick with Happy Trails.
Eclair Big Bang ready to peak in Guineas Trainer Phillip Stokes says Eclair Big Bang is ready to peak in the Group One Caulfield Guineas on the back of his victory in the Prelude.
Waller out in force on Kensington track Chris Waller is among the trainers looking forward to the re-opening of the Kensington track which has been resurfaced with StrathAyr.
Wise Dan beaten at Keeneland United States champion Wise Dan has been beaten by Silver Max in a rain-soaked Shadwell Mile at Keeneland.
Muswellbrook holds first of three Cup days Muswellbrook, the NSW country club of the year, will hold the first of three Cup meetings with the Denman Cup the feature.
Japanese fans to flood Longchamp for Arc Japanese racing fans are flooding to Longchamp to cheer on their two runners in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Novellist out of the Arc Germany's leading hope Novellist has been ruled out of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with a temperature.
Dettori undergoes ankle operation Frankie Dettori has undergone surgery on an ankle injury sustained in a fall which will keep him out for around three months.
Craig Williams to appeal suspension Craig Williams will appeal the severity of a 10-meeting careless riding suspension which rules him out of Caulfield Guineas day.
Fire Up Fifi confirms Myer Classic plans Queensland mare Fire Up Fifi will target the Group One Myer Classic after scoring a Group Two win in the Blazer Stakes at Flemington.
Ric McMahon suspended for careless riding Jockey Ric McMahon's success aboard Raeburn at Doomben was soured when stewards suspended him for seven meetings for careless riding.
Chris Waller dominates again at Randwick Chris Waller has again carved up a major Sydney race meeting and is set to do the same when attention switches to Melbourne.
Platelet spring campaign on target The spring campaign for multiple Group One winner Platelet is on course after a strong victory in the Group Two Gilgai Stakes at Flemington.
Hay List flop puts racing career in doubt The owners of one-time sprint star Hay List have delayed a decision on the horse's future after he finished 14th of 15 in the Premiere Stakes at Randwick
Novellist misses Arc bid with temperature Novellist, considered one of the main chances in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, has been ruled out of Europe's biggest race.
Sauver survives Edward Manifold thriller The finish in the Edward Manifold Stakes at Flemington was so close, the winning jockey thought he had been beaten.
Seville and Bowman combine for Metrop win Hugh Bowman has recovered from the disappointment of a close second in the Epsom Handicap to win the Metropolitan on Seville.
Araldo wins Bart Cummings after protest Araldo has won the Listed Bart Cummings on protest after stewards upheld an objection from jockey Glen Boss against Sea Moon who was first past the post.
Happy Trails takes out G1 Turnbull Stakes South Australian galloper Happy Trails has defeated a number of major spring carnival contenders to win the Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Boban claims Epsom Hcp in a photo finish Chris Waller has ticked another box in his spectacular training career by claiming his first Epsom Handicap with Boban.
Rock goes from villain to hero in Dulcify Rock Hero will back up in the Group One Spring Champion Stakes after overcoming a bad start to win the Dulcify Quality at Randwick.
Pickabee earns stripes for Tristarc Stakes Trainer Caitlin Lavin will target the Group Two Tristarc Stakes on Caulfield Cup day for Pickabee after her runaway win at Doomben.
Zoustar in prime order for Melbourne trip Star three-year-old Zoustar is shaping as Australia's best sprinting colt after winning the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Molto Bene keeps wins coming for Stokes After Eclair Big Bang's Caulfield Guineas Prelude win, Adelaide trainer Phillip Stokes has notched another Melbourne victory with Molto Bene.
Vienna Royale in early Millions statement Vienna Royale has burst into the Magic Millions spotlight, scoring a dominant win at Doomben to impress jockey Michael Cahill.
Brave Honorius wins G3 WFA Craven Plate Honorius will head to Melbourne and maybe further afield in search of the easiest Group One race possible after winning the Craven Plate.
Paximadia sets up shot at Sandown Guineas Paximadia is course for the Sandown Guineas after an all-the-way win at Listed level at Flemington.
Guelph trounces rivals in Flight Stakes Guelph overcame wide run to retain her crown as Sydney's dominant filly with a brilliant victory in the Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Derby-bound Polanski wins at Flemington The Victoria Derby is the spring aim for three-year-old Polanski who scored over 1800m in the Listed UCI Stakes at Flemington.
Gary Nickson celebrates Gimcrack victory Trainer Gary Nickson has enjoyed one of his biggest wins with Alpha Miss who has taken out the opening race on Epsom Handicap day at Randwick.
Caulfield Stakes doubt for It's A Dundeel It's A Dundeel has a foot abscess which burst at trackwork and will be monitored before a decision on a Caulfield Stakes start is made.
McEvoy colt leaves no Doubt about future Risen From Doubt has won the first Melbourne two-year-old race of the new racing season, claiming the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes at Flemington.
Japanese pair score positive Arc barriers Japanese runners Orfevre and Kizuna have been well served by the barrier draw for the Prix de l"Arc Triomphe at Longchamp.
Two-year-olds to debut at Flemington David Hayes is well represented with three runners in the Maribyrnong Trial Stakes at Flemington, Melbourne's first juvenile race of the season.
Ironstein out to cause Metropolitan upset Trainer Gerald Ryan believes Ironstein can cause an upset in the Metropolitan and earn a chance a the big Cups.
Walker to make most of Hawkspur chance Jockey Michael Walker is intent on making the most of the opportunity to ride Caulfield Cup favourite Hawkspur in the Group One Turnbull Stakes.
Barrier draw poses questions for Malavio A wide barrier may not be a disadvantage to Malavio's Epsom chances with trainer Steve Englebrecht hoping it allows him to find his rhythm.
Williams reunites with Flying Snitzel Craig Williams is hoping Flying Snitzel can reproduce her Kewney Stakes-winning performance when she returns to Melbourne racing in the Blazer Stakes.
Sizzling top five Epsom chance: Clark Queenslander Sizzling will be shooting for his first victory outside his home state when he tackles the Group One Epsom Handicap.
Prebble hoping Sea Moon shows his best Jockey Brett Prebble believes a step up in distance will be the key to import Sea Moon's chances of scoring a first Australian win at Flemington.
Colgan gains plum ride on Magic In Motion Group One winning jockey Vinnie Colgan has picked up the prized mount aboard Magic In Motion when she clashes with in-form mare Anna Lizzie at Doomben.
BERGDORF to run in Gimcrack Stakes At Dynamic Syndications, we have a group of excited owners in our 2yo filly BERGDORF who will compete in the GIMCRACK STAKES a Listed Race for 2yo Fillies under Set Weights of 56.0kgs.
Schofield says Boban ready for Epsom Glyn Schofield says handling Boban's tendency to overrace will be key in the horse's Group One race debut in the Epsom at Randwick.
Back To Where It All Began - Blueblood Thoroughbreds Le Mans finally returns to Flemington where his racing career first sprouted, when he ran 4th in the Listed Festival Stakes over 1000m earlier this year on the 2nd of March. It is his first race back at Stakes level since then and he looks to have a sense of timing about him heading into tomorrow’s race.
Commanding Jewel out for rest of spring Group One winner Commanding Jewel has been ruled out of the rest of the spring carnival with a muscle injury.
Ikee seeks to fulfil Japan's Arc dream Japanese trainer Yasutoshi Ikee says he disappointed his countrymen when Orfevre ran second in the Arc and wants to make amends.
Inglis Sydney Ready 2 Race Sale Sets New Australasian Benchmark The inaugural Inglis Sydney Ready 2 Race Sale set a new benchmark for breeze up sales in Australasia when it concluded at Newmarket this afternoon with an record average price of A$76,742 and median of A$60,000.
Black Caviar the best again Black Caviar has been named Australia's champion racehorse for the third time for her three Group One wins in her final season.
Bart Cummings celebrated at awards Bart Cummings has celebrated his 60-year career and also picked up the award for filly of the year with Norzita.
Pride hoping shoe fits Tiger in Premiere A disappointing first-up run by Tiger Tees has been put down to a dislodged shoe and Joe Pride is confident he can bounce back at Randwick.
Guelph favoured to take Flight at Randwick Guelph has a stranglehold on Flight Stakes betting but trainer Peter Snowden is cautious of the small field and her opposition.
Turnbull path to Cup perfect for O'Ceirin Mr O'Ceirin is better suited to a Caulfield Cup distance but Ciaron Maher says the gelding is ready to put in when he contests the Turnbull Stakes.
Bowman rapt to reunite with Streama in G1 The compressed nature of the Epsom Handicap weights has Hugh Bowman believing Streama is the right type of horse to win the Randwick major.
Thompson hopes Tremec returns to top form Trainer John Thompson is hoping Tremec turns his spring carnival form around at Flemington when he steps out in the Listed Bart Cummings.
Metrop has genuine international flavour The chances of a local winning the Metropolitan look forlorn with the only four Australian-bred runners languishing at the bottom of betting markets.
Waller wary despite impressive Epsom hand Just because he has three runners, Chris Waller isn't taking anything for granted in the Epsom Handicap at Randwick.
Maybe Discreet tipped to improve in Blazer Maybe Discreet will be looking to press her claims for the Myer Classic on Derby Day when she runs in the Blazer Stakes.
Weights point Aeronautical towards Gilgai Sydney trainer Lionel Cohen has chosen to race Aeronautical in Melbourne rather than Sydney because he gets a better deal in the weights.
Anna Lizzie aiming for fifth-straight win Trainer Craig Tyrrell won't set the bar too high this campaign for Anna Lizzie who is striving to make it five wins in a row at Doomben.
Arc win would have double impact for Take Japanese jockey Yutaka Take says a nation will be riding with him when he partners Kizuna in the Prix de l'Arc Triomphe.
Grand Syndicate Celebrates First Winner! Recently established syndication company Grand Syndicates celebrated their first winner when Starred For Life won at Stawell earlier this week.
Lord Stevens to head inquiry Sheikh Mohammed has appointed a former Metropolitan police chief to head an inquiry into unlicensed products found in his racing operation.
Britain to race on Good Friday British racing authorities have given in-principle approval to racing on Good Friday despite opposition from some quarters.
Voleuse De Coeurs in stable switch Voleuse De Coeurs is Melbourne-Cup bound after being bought by an undisclosed client of bloodstock agent Paul Moroney.
Injured Dettori out for the season Flamboyant jockey Frankie Dettori will miss the rest of the European season after breaking his ankle in a race fall.
Snowden, Waller dominate at Canterbury Chris Waller and Peter Snowden have shared training honours at Canterbury with three winners apiece to dominate the Sydney midweek meeting.
Metropolitan distance suitable for Seville A virus ruled him out of a shot at the Melbourne Cup last spring but Seville can get his career back on track in the Metropolitan at Randwick.
Wide alley no barrier to Cassidy in Epsom Jim Cassidy overcame an outside draw to post his 99th Group One victory and he will have to do it again to bring up his 100th in the Epsom Handicap.
Jet Away set to resume in Turnbull Stakes Imported galloper Jet Away has made the field for the Turnbull Stakes and will make his belated spring return ahead of a planned Caulfield Cup start.
Paddy Busuttin back in spotlight at Farm Paddy Busuttin, the man who gave Chris Waller his start in racing, has won his first city race since relocating to the Gold Coast.
Shinn upbeat about Toydini despite draw Blake Shinn has such an unswerving faith in Toydini that he says a wide draw may not be an issue for the four-year-old in the Epsom Handicap.
Peron chasing Group Two success in Blazer Peron makes her Melbourne debut in the Group Two Blazer Stakes at Flemington with trainer John Thompson confident the mare can prove hard to beat.
Bell keen to ride Your Honour in Epsom Hcp Some astute networking by jockey Tim Bell has seen him gain the Epsom Handicap mount on lightly raced gelding Your Honour.
Melbourne trip flagged for top NZ racemare A good run in the Spring Classic could see Postmans Daughter heading to Melbourne for a Group One mile race over the Cup carnival.
Anabolic steroids banned in NZ racing Anabolic steroids will be banned in NZ horse racing both in and out of competition, tightening rules which currently prohibit them only on race day.
Horse racing OK for historic Sydney estate A famous western Sydney property with a connection to the Melbourne Cup has been granted a licence to stage a picnic race meeting.
Solicit a race-by-race affair for spring The spring hopes for three-year-old filly Solicit depend on how well she pulls up after each run, says co-trainer Simon Zahra.
Capacity field of 16 for Turnbull Stakes A field of 16 with four emergencies has been declared for the Turnbull Stakes with Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune to jump from the rails draw.
Toydini comes up with wide Epsom Hcp draw Bookmakers have barely reacted to Toydini's wide draw in the Epsom Handicap with the four-year-old still favourite for the Group One mile.
Arc rain won't dampen Novellist prospects Rain is forecast in the lead-up to the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe but the prospect of soft ground should not harm the chances of Novellist.
Kingdoms camp in anxious Metropolitan wait Kingdoms, high up in the betting for the Group One Metropolitan, remains a borderline chance to make the field.
Tommy Berry set for Epsom, Metrop repeat Tommy Berry says there is no other trainer he wants to be riding for in Group Ones on Sydney racing's biggest day of the spring than Gai Waterhouse.
Ryan sets blue blood for Gimcrack Stakes Lucky Raquie, a close relation to champion thoroughbred Redoute's Choice, is poised to make her debut in the Gimcrack Stakes.
Waterhouse confident with Turnbull pair Gai Waterhouse thinks her Turnbull Stakes pair Fiorente and Glencadam Gold can run the quinella in the Group One race.
Peter Robl to ride Lidari in Epsom Peter Robl is hoping he can snare his first Epsom Handicap on lightweight chance Lidari for Peter Moody.
Better Than Ready hurt in trackwork scare Better Than Ready's spring campaign is in turmoil after he suffered chest and leg injuries in a trackwork tumble at Doomben
Sargent out to stay the distance in Sydney John Sargent is concentrating on the strength of his New Zealand stayers to deliver success for his Sydney stable.
Chris Munce wins appeal An improper riding charge imposed by stewards against champion jockey Chris Munce has been quashed by Queensland's Racing Disciplinary Board.
Get 'em out! Anyone who has ever visited Kitchwin Hills will have driven up the meandering road that cuts through the successful Polo Stud neighbouring us.
St Nicholas Abbey progressing well Former star galloper St Nicholas Abbey is continuing his recovery from a career-ending injury and a life-threatening illness.
Leading Light given Arc go-ahead Leading Light could join three other Aidan O'Brien-trained runners in Europe's most prestigious race, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
English Cups hope suffers travel sickness English stayer Forgotten Voice, an entrant in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups, has been found to have a slight bout of travel sickness.
Key jockey changes in Manifold Stakes Politeness will be ridden by Craig Williams for the first time in the Edward Manifold Stakes while Glen Boss has picked up the ride on Wordplay.
Ironstein to step up in Group One Metrop Trainer Gerald Ryan says veteran stayer Ironstein is primed to make his presence felt in the Group One Metropolitan.
Cummings keeping faith in top colts Recent defeats to two of his flagship horses have not dented Anthony Cummings' faith in their ability to win Group One races this spring.
Rawiller rapt with Turnbull hope Fiorente Nash Rawiller says Fiorente is right where he needs to be heading into the spring majors and can't wait to ride the exciting import in the Turnbull Stakes.
No panic over jockey for Royal Descent Chris Waller will spread the net to find the best jockey he can for Royal Descent after Damien Oliver lost an appeal against suspension.
Waller says McEvoy suited to Sacred Falls Chris Waller has three strong Epsom Handicap chances but the premier trainer says Sacred Falls, with Kerrin McEvoy to ride, has most in his favour.
Damien Oliver fails in appeal Damien Oliver's return to racing is on hold after his failure to win a reduction of a careless riding ban that means he misses the Turnbull Stakes.
Landmark British agreements announced British authorities and the major racetracks have announced new agreements for the funding of prize money.
Lucky Nine in good shape Hong Kong sprinter Lucky Nine has arrived in Melbourne in good shape to attack the major sprints of the spring carnival.
Illegal veterinary drugs on Dubai plane Sheikh Mohammed has been caught up in another drugs scandal, with reports illegal veterinary products were found on a Dubai government jet.
Eclair Big Bang wins Guineas Prelude Eclair Big Bang has shown himself to be a genuine Caulfield Guineas contender with victory in the Group Three Prelude at Caulfield.
Rebel Dane claims Group One Warwick Farm trainers will be queuing up for a free breakfast on the strength of Rebel Dane's win in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Hall lands treble at Caulfield Jockey Nick Hall has ridden a treble of winners at Caulfield, making the most of a suspension incurred by Damien Oliver at Moonee Valley.
Cummings rides racing's highs and lows Surge Ahead and Federica have saved trainer Anthony Cummings' weekend, winning at Warwick Farm to set up campaigns aimed at better races.
Bass Strait chasing Caulfield Cup start Bass Strait is set to step up to Group One company and chase a Caulfield Cup berth after an impressive win over 1700m at Caulfield.
Metropolitan favourite in perfect order The Metropolitan favourite Prince Cheri has appreciated a three-week break between races going into the biggest test of his promising career at Randwick.
May's Dream heading to Thousand Guineas May's Dream, a daughter of 2003 Melbourne Cup runner-up She's Archie, is Thousand Guineas-bound on the back of a strong win over 1400m at Caulfield.
Turnbull turning point for Quintessential Jockey Damian Browne is prepared to forgive the last start defeat of Quintessential who puts her Caulfield Cup claims on the line in the Turnbull Stakes.
Shamexpress for sprint double Newmarket Handicap winner Shamexpress will be set for the Manikato Stakes and Patinack Farm Classic following his weekend return from England.
Buffering wins Qld Horse Of The Year title Star sprinter Buffering has been named Queensland's Horse of the Year for the second year in a row.
Vorda victorious in Cheveley battle French trainer Philippe Sorgob has celebrated his first Group One win with Vorda, winner of the Cheveley Park Stakes ar Newmarket.
Sky Lantern takes Chariot crown Sky Lantern has emerged triumphant in the Sun Chariot Stakes to stake her claim as Britain's best filly.
Internationals hit Melb for spring spoils The first contingent of international horses have arrived in Melbourne ahead of the spring racing carnival.
Tommy Berry to miss important carnival day Tommy Berry will miss one carnival Saturday meeting after being suspended for careless riding at Rosehill.
Rain Drum makes stunning return in Shannon A horse who had not raced for 16 months and a veteran considered past his prime have fought out the finish of the Group Two Shannon Stakes.
Ben Melham suspended for careless riding Ben Melham has been suspended for 11 meetings for careless riding at Mornington and is set to miss Turnbull Stakes day at Flemington.
Society Rock heading to Tally-Ho Stud Glamour sprinter Society Rock has been retired from racing and will stand at Tally-Ho Stud in Ireland.
Complacent bursts into carnival reckoning A tough win in the Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill has set Complacent up for a tilt at the Group One Spring Champion Stakes.
Crafty Cruiser takes out Ansett Classic Michael Walker made the most of his only ride for the day at Mornington, winning the Listed Ansett Classic on Crafty Cruiser.
Epic Terra put on Port Macquarie Cup path Apprentice Tegan Harrison has paid credit to former leading jockey Jeff Lloyd after Epic Terra led throughout at Eagle Farm.
Sharnee Rose causes Golden Pendant upset She doesn't win out of turn but Sharnee Rose brought her A game to Rosehill where she scored a fighting victory in the Golden Pendant.
Switch in tactics works for Vintage Moss Apprentice Kirk Matheson had to change riding plans on Vintage Moss but still enjoyed a winning result at Eagle Farm.
Tallat gives hobby trainer his biggest win Well-related Tallat is the only horse in Matthew Gilmore's care and the five-year-old has given the hobby trainer his biggest win at Mornington.
Champagne Cath gets stakes win at Rosehill Champagne Cath has claimed her first black-type win in the Reginald Allen Quality at Rosehill with the promise of more to come.
Julienas defies gale to stake Metrop claim Gai Waterhouse will have at least one runner in her quest for a ninth Metropolitan victory after Julienas underlined his claims with a tough Rosehill win.
Missy Longstocking earns Melbourne call-up The Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington is on the spring agenda for Missy Longstocking after her first-up win at Eagle Farm.
Eurozone wins Group Two Stan Fox Stakes An ambitious autumn program will be set for Eurozone who has lived up to his potential with victory in the Group Two Stan Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Eclair Big Bang ready for Guineas Prelude Jockey Dom Tourneur is hoping three-year-old Eclair Big Bang lives up to his expectations and makes his presence felt in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
Buffering sore after Moir Stakes placing Buffering has pulled up lame after his Moir Stakes defeat but trainer Robert Heathcote says it won't interrupt his spring carnival campaign.
Waterhouse upbeat despite Ecuador defeat Group One targets remain on the table for Ecuador despite his shock defeat in the opening race at Rosehill.
Solzhenitsyn in prime order for Caulfield Queensland star Solzhenitsyn is looking to improve on his third placing in the 2012 Sir Rupert Clarke when he lines up again at Caulfield.
Star sprinter Lethal Force retired England's best sprinter Lethal Force will not race again and is already at Cheveley Park Stud where he will join the stallion roster.
Oliver suspended at Moonee Valley Damien Oliver says he'll appeal the severity of a careless riding suspension from Moonee Valley after being outed for 10 meetings.
Samaready dominant in Moir Stakes Samaready has scored a dominant victory in the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley with Buffering yet again having to settle for second in a Group One.
Divine Calling survives protest in Stutt Divine Calling has won the Bill Stutt Stakes at Moonee Valley after a protest from Craig Williams on runner-up Shamus Award.
Thump beats Miracles Of Life at Valley Talented Sydney filly Thump has shown her class in Melbourne with victory over Miracles Of Life in the Champagne Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Crossroads race for Anagold at Mornington Five-year-old mare Anagold could be running in her last race at Mornington before heading for the breeding barn.
Drago class to make difference in Gloaming Anthony Cummings is counting on Drago's class to tell when the colt steps up in distance in the Gloaming Stakes at Rosehill.
Less Is More plans depend on Colin Stephen Trainer David Vandyke is hedging his bets on a Metropolitan start for Less Is More, one of the favourites for a traditional lead-up race at Rosehill.
Form stacks up for Speediness at Caulfield Trainer Colin Scott is hoping his patience with underrated Speediness is rewarded for the first time at Group One level in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Spring carnival hopefuls set to touch down Cups chances and Cox Plate hopefuls are among the latest overseas horses to head to Melbourne for the spring carnival.
Tempo a serious concern for Qfighter: Dunn Trainer Matthew Dunn is concerned an apparent lack of speed in the Channel Seven Handicap at Eagle Farm could hinder the prospects of Qfighter.
Panel reserves Waterhouse appeal decision The Racing NSW Appeal Panel has reserved a decision on trainer Gai Waterhouse's fight against her conviction out of the More Joyous inquiry.
Head-Maarek admits to Treve Arc concerns The mid-season purchase of Treve has fast-tracked the top filly towards the Prix de l'Arc Triomphe, trainer Criquette Head-Maarek has revealed.
Harley thrilled to link with Marco Botti Trainer Marco Botti has appointed former top apprentice Martin Harley as a stable jockey.
Mornington start up in air for Weissmuller Andrew Campbell is leaning to running Weissmuller at Moonee Valley in the JRA Cup over the Ansett Classic because of a rain-affected Mornington track.
Waterhouse team dominates Rosehill betting Top trainer Gai Waterhouse could enjoy one of her most successful days on a racetrack if her horses live up to early expectations at Rosehill.
Single out to continue Rosehill affinity Craig Carmody is content with his decision not to press for an Epsom Handicap start with Rosehill specialist Single who runs in the Shannon Stakes.
Hayes revises spring options for Jet Away David Hayes says he'll decide on which race import Jet Away returns in after he has another solid trackwork hit-out.
Buffering primed for successive Moir wins Queensland trainer Robert Heathcote thinks he has Moir Stakes defending champion Buffering primed to the minute for his return to racing.
Gloaming looms as Fuerza crossroads race Fuerza's inconsistent form this season has perplexed trainer Bjorn Baker who is beginning to suspect a gelding operation could be the answer.
Cluster to press Caulfield Guineas claims Sydney colt Cluster will put his Caulfield Guineas credentials on the line in the Stutt Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Marwood takes first step towards big time The Caulfield Guineas credentials of Marwood will be put to the test when he steps to Group company for the first time in the Prelude after two easy wins.
Colin Stephen test for Waller staying trio The Colin Stephen Quality at Rosehill will go a long way to deciding feature race options for three Chris Waller-trained imports.
Payne free to ride Yosei in Rupert Clarke Michelle Payne has had a careless riding suspension reduced on appeal and is free to ride Yosei in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Susashi aiming for fourth straight win Trainer Steele Ryan believes Anthony Allen is the unsung hero in rejuvenating the career of Susashi who aims for four straight wins at Eagle Farm.
Brown Panther on track for Melbourne Melbourne Cup contender Brown Panther has pleased connections with his fifth over an unsuitable distance at Goodwood.
Appearance looking good for Golden Pendant The Guy Walter stable has been flying high in recent weeks and Appearance will be out to continue that trend at Rosehill.
Tegan Harrison outed for careless riding Apprentice Tegan Harrison has been sidelined for six meetings for careless riding following a stewards' inquiry at Eagle Farm.
Portelli hopeful despite Rebel Dane's draw Trainer Gary Portelli is hopeful Rebel Dane can overcome a wide barrier draw in the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Waterhouse's Epsom hand in the balance Gai Waterhouse's bid for an eighth Epsom Handicap will hinge on how two horses in her Rosehill team perform in the Shannon Stakes.
Sam Payne upholds family tradition at Farm Apprentice Sam Payne is keen to follow in the footsteps of his famous relatives after riding his first city winner aboard Sammi Jain at Eagle Farm.
Oliver in box seat for Group One Moir win Damien Oliver can land a first Group One win since his return from a 10-month ban when he rides Bel Sprinter in the Moir Stakes.
Rock Hero earns chance at spring Group One David Payne looks to have unearthed a promising stayer in Rock Hero who made a one-act affair of the opening race at Canterbury.
Surpass chasing black-type breakthrough Mike Moroney is giving Surpass his chance at Listed level in the Ansett Classic at Mornington after two midweek wins since joining his stable.
Capacity field for Group One Rupert Clarke The Group One Rupert Clarke Stakes has attracted a full field of 18 and one emergency with Stradbroke winner Linton topweight with 58kg.
Field of 10 sprinters for G1 Moir Stakes A field of 10 has been declared for the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley with the weight-for-age race run at Group One level for the first time.
No decision on Cup start for Royal Diamond Melbourne Cup hopeful Royal Diamond will be given a workout to test his fitness ahead of a decision on the trip to Australia.
Charlie Boy to run in Guineas Prelude Three-year-old Charlie Boy will run in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude in preference to the Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Fiorente out of Caulfield Cup The Gai Waterhouse-trained Fiorente, second favourrite for the Melbourne Cup, is among the withdrawals from the Caulfield Cup.
HK star Lucky Nine arrives in Australia Hong Kong sprinter Lucky Nine has arrived safely in Australia ahead of his bid to claim the Manikato-Patinack Farm Classic double.
Carlton House scratched from G1 Epsom Hcp Carlton House has become the latest high-profile galloper to be scratched from the Epsom Handicap at Randwick.
Commanding Jewel tweaks hamstring A hamstring strain will keep Commanding Jewel out of racing for at least two weeks as she tries to recover in time for the Group One Toorak Hcp.
Quinton coy on Epsom for blinkered Monton Trainer Ron Quinton will play an Epsom Handicap waiting game with Monton as he tinkers with the galloper's gear for the Shannon Stakes.
Wordplay heads south to avoid Guelph clash Anthony Cummings is happy to dodge impressive filly Guelph, sending lightly raced Wordplay to Melbourne to continue her spring campaign.
Linton to run in Sir Rupert Clarke Group One winner Linton will bypass the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley to race in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes over 1400 metres at Caulfield.
Conservatorium sets out on long campaign Adelaide sprinter Conservatorium has a long campaign in front of him as he searches for Group success in Melbourne and Perth.
Singleton to build on trial win momentum Scott Singleton, who figured as a winning trainer during Sydney's juvenile barrier trials, has hopes for one of his older stable members at Canterbury.
Ten Days Until Sydney Ready 2 Race Sale There are just ten days to go until the highly anticipated Sydney Ready 2 Race Sale is conducted by Inglis at Newmarket on Thursday 3 October 2013.
Joao Moreira licensed for Hong Kong Star jockey Joao Moreira will leave Singapore for Hong Kong following confirmation he has been granted a club jockey licence.
Lady Cecil commits to Warren Place future Lady Cecil will be a buyer at the Tattersalls yearling sales with confirmation she will continue to train from Warren Place at Newmarket.
Fabre sizes up contenders for Arc bid Trainer Andre Fabre has settled on his main chances for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe as he chases his eighth win in Europe's biggest race.
Mr O'Ceirin penalised 0.5kg for Cups Mr O'Ceirin has been penalised 0.5kg for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups for his Naturalism Stakes win.
Guelph's little brother stars at trials Ghibellines is a name to remember after the half brother to star filly Guelph won his first barrier trial ahead of his race debut.
Epsom weights to go up one kilogram Blake Shinn has the opportunity to ride Toydini at 54kg in the Epsom Handicap with the retirement of Shoot Out meaning a rise in weights.
Commanding Jewel suffers setback Group One winner Commanding Jewel has suffered a setback with scans on her near hind leg to determine her spring carnival fate.
Barrier blanket for Bel Sprinter in Moir Jason Warren will try a barrier blanket on Bel Sprinter in the Group One Moir Stakes to encourage him to jump with the rest of the field.
It's A Dundeel with Arrowfield It's A Dundeel, winner of his fifth Group One race in the Underwood Stakes, will stand at Arrowfield Stud when he is retired from the track.
Criteriion's spring hopes on the line The Stan Fox Stakes will give trainer David Payne a guide to where he goes with Group winning colt Critierion.
Grand campaigner Shoot Out retired Chris Waller has said goodbye to five-time Group One winner Shoot Out who has been retired following a lacklustre George Main Stakes performance.
Long John faces biggest test in Prelude Kerrin McEvoy will ride Long John in a race for the first time when the Caulfield Guineas favourite runs in the Prelude at Caulfield.
Samaready spot-on for Moir Stakes Star filly Samaready has convinced trainer Mick Price she is ready for her Group One debut in open company with a strong gallop at Moonee Valley.
Aidan O'Brien outlines Arc options Trainer Aidan O'Brien is expected to make a decision soon on how many of four possible stable hopefuls will run in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Dramatic outcome to Cologne feature Vif Monsieur has been declared the winner of a Group One race in Germany after the first two horses home were demoted for interference.
Red Tracer and Appearance to clash Red Tracer is primed for another showdown with Appearance, who has beaten her twice at Group One level, in the Golden Pendant.
Shinn waits on Shoot Out decision Blake Shinn needs Shoot Out to drop out of the Epsom Handicap and force a rise in weights to allow him to ride Toydini.
Epaulette to work at Valley before Moir Moir Stakes contender Epaulette is one of 26 horses set to gallop at Moonee Valley at a trackwork session leading into the Group One meeting.
Travel delay for star Hong Kong sprinter Australia-bound Hong Kong sprinter Lucky Nine faces travel delays due to Typhoon Usagi but trainer Caspar Fownes says it won't interrupt his preparation.
Distance test for Fast Dragon in Gloaming New Zealand trainer Bruce Wallace will use the Gloaming Stakes to determine the future spring plans for Fast Dragon.
Buffering primed for Moir return Robert Heathcote says Buffering's spring carnival campaign is proceeding as planned as the gelding seeks an elusive Group One win in the Moir Stakes.
Arc trial goes to plan for Intello Intello will be target the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in preference to the Champion Stakes at Ascot after his win at Longchamp.
No excuses for Jewel's first defeat: Rodd Jockey Michael Rodd has offered no excuse for Atlantic Jewel's first loss in the Underwood Stakes.
Glen Colless suspended after Brisbane fall Stewards have suspended jockey Glen Colless for three weeks for careless riding following an inquiry into a fall at Eagle Farm.
Glen Boss fined $2000 for Caulfield salute Stewards have hit Melbourne's champion jockey Glen Boss with a $2000 fine for his celebration as he crossed the line in the Naturalism Stakes.
Darley back in business with stakes treble Darley trainer Peter Snowden endured a frustrating start to the racing season but his fortunes have taken a turn for the better at Randwick.
Mr O'Ceirin forces his way into Cup field The Ciaron Maher-trained Mr O'Ceirin has earned a start in the Caulfield Cup after winning the Naturalism Stakes.
Moriarty heads to Metrop after WFA victory The Chris Waller-trained Moriarty is on target for the Group One Metropolitan after winning the Hill Stakes at Randwick.
Schofield lands biggest success on Gregers Apprentice Chad Schofield has scored the biggest win on his career with victory aboard Gregers in the Group Two Thousand Guineas Prelude.
It's A Dundeel wins WFA Underwood Stakes New Zealander It's A Dundeel has dethroned the queen of Australian racing, beating the previously unbeaten Atlantic Jewel in the Underwood Stakes.
Boban stakes Epsom claim with Randwick win Boban has rocketed into equal favouritism for the Group One Epsom Handicap following his Bill Ritchie Handicap win at Randwick.
Cassidy falls short in bid for 100 majors Hawkspur has been unable to deliver jockey Jim Cassidy a milestone of 100 Group One wins, finishing fourth to Streama in the George Main Stakes.
Dolly Dolly foils plunge on Hour Of Peril Veteran mare Dolly Dolly booked an interstate spring carnival campaign after she upset a plunge on runner-up Hour Of Peril at Eagle Farm.
Out Of Coober hits pay-dirt at Caulfield Out Of Coober has scored a surprise win at Caulfield, finishing widest on the track to salute as a $51 chance.
Catkins shows toughness in Caulfield win The Chris Waller-trained Catkins has a long-range Group One target but showed her fighting qualities to claim a Group Three win at Caulfield.
Streama claims overdue Group One success Streama has claimed an overdue Group One win in the George Main Stakes in which Jim Cassidy finished fourth on Hawkspur.
Barbed continues winning spree for Darley Barbed has brought up a race-to-race stakes double for the Darley team at Randwick and pulled off a betting plunge in the process.
Oliver makes most of Waterhouse work offer Damien Oliver has made it successive Caulfield wins after steering the Gai Waterhouse-trained Rockford home in the Inglis Bonus Handicap.
Guelph back to best with Tea Rose triumph The Flight Stakes appears at the mercy of Darley filly Guelph after she unleashed a brilliant turn of foot to outclass her rivals at Randwick.
Guineas out as Iconic takes to sprinting The emphatic victory of Iconic at Caufield has convinced trainer Tony McEvoy to abandon any Guineas thoughts to concentrate on sprinting.
Shamal Wind resumes a winner at Caulfield Four-year-old mare Shamal Wind will return to Group-class sprints after posting a dominant first-up win at Caulfield.
Willie on best behaviour in Randwick win Photon Willie is better known for his difficult temperament than his racing ability but trainer Chris Waller expects that to change in the near future.
Webb flags black-type ambitions for Mybenz Trainer Stuart Webb thinks his mare Mybenz is up to tackling a stakes race after an impressive win at Caulfield.
Simenon prepares for Australian excursion The first ballot order for the Melbourne Cup has boosted trainer Willie Mullins's confidence in Simenon making it into the Flemington race.
Cirrus Des Aigles back to winning ways Cirrus Des Aigles has won his first race for the year ahead of his challenge for the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
No charges for Waterhouse over Rockabill Gai Waterhouse has escaped charges but stewards have reminded the trainer of her obligations regarding horses with issues before races.
It's A Dundeel firms in Underwood betting It's A Dundeel has had support to win the Group One Underwood Stakes, firming from $13 to $8.50, but Atlantic Jewel remains odds-on favourite.
Crunch race looms for Manawanui in Shorts Trainer Ron Leemon claims the Group Two Shorts at Randwick will be crossroads race for Manawanui, a one-time boom racehorse who resumes in the sprint.
Boss chasing success on Underwood day The Caulfield book of rides for Glen Boss has been reduced by one with the scratching of The Huntress from the Thousand Guineas Prelude.
I'm 50-50 to make Dissident weight: Clark Tim Clark says will be doing everything in his power to ride Melbourne three-year-old Dissident at 50.5kg in the Group One George Main Stakes.
Underwood to be Jewel's biggest test: Rodd Michael Rodd has plenty of confidence in Atlantic Jewel's ability to maintain her unbeaten run in the Underwood Stakes but says it's her biggest challenge.
Shoreham in the mix for major spring Cups Australian-bred stayer Shoreham is being targeted for starts in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups as his successful year continues.
Malavio has draw to suit in Bill Ritchie The form of smart sprinter-miler Malavio is making it easier for Steve Englebrecht to maintain his enthusiasm for training racehorses.
Gear switch key to Lightfeet Lady at Farm Lightfeet Lady has raced consistently for trainer Stuart Kendrick who has removed blinkers from the mare in what could be her final start at Eagle Farm.
Royal Descent a George Main threat: jockey Chris Waller is expected to give Jimmy Cassidy his 100th Group One win but Nash Rawiller thinks the trainer has another horse who can spoil the party.
Villa Verde back to show best in spring Shaun Dwyer believes Villa Verde is back on track after a disappointing Sydney autumn and hopes the filly shows it in her spring return at Caulfield.
Wide gate a boon for Veyron in George Main Trainer Linda Laing believes the outside gate will be an advantage for Veyron in his quest for an Australin Group One win in the George Main Stakes.
Wednaan victory fires Dubai carnival dream Wednaan has given trainer Mike de Kock a milestone win at Yarmouth that has also set up a possible Dubai carnival appearance.
Sun Central ruled out of Melbourne Cup English stayer Sun Central is out of the running for the Melbourne Cup but trainer William Haggas hopes to target the race in 2014.
Three Bridges Spring Update Stryker has welcomed Spring and is enjoying doing what he does best! He has a bountiful book of mares this season and once again we are delighted with the support he continues to receive from leading breeders.
Hussonet, Never Been Better Cornerstone Stud has announced that as of today they are reducing the fee of champion sire Hussonet. The current leading active sire of Group One winners in Australia will now stand this current season at an advertised fee of $16,500 inc. GST.
Winning Glory takes out Newcastle Gold Cup Nash Rawiller's reputation as one of the strongest riders in Australian racing has been enhanced after Winning Glory's Newcastle Gold Cup victory.
New rule boosts powers of racing stewards The NSW Trainers' Association has criticised a new rule which gives stewards the power to stand down licensed persons.
Waterhouse wins Tibbie as inquiry looms Gai Waterhouse will have to face another stewards' inquiry but it was business as usual for the trainer as Vaquera took out the Group Three Tibbie Stakes.
Stewards quiz trainer after race-day raid Trainer Darren Smith has been warned he will be under increased scrutiny from stewards after substances were found at his Broadmeadow stable.
Wood looking for Sizzling day at Randwick Group One winner Sizzling will get the chance to stake his claims for the Epsom Handicap when he lines up at Randwick.
McArdle to assess Miracle for 1000 Guineas John McArdle will have a better guide on the Thousand Guineas prospects of last-start winner Miracle To Me when she lines up in the Prelude at Caulfield.
Baker chasing another Underwood success It's A Dundeel will attempt to give Murray Baker his third Underwood Stakes win but the trainer admits Atlantic Jewel will prove hard to beat.
Toydini penalised 1kg for Epsom Handicap Racing NSW handicappers have given Toydini a 1kg penalty for the Epsom Handicap in the wake of his feature-race victory at Newcastle.
Cassidy on brink of Group One milestone Jim Cassidy is poised to become just the third Australasian jockey to ride a century of Group One winners when he partners Hawkspur at Randwick.
Londehero puts Sydney trip on line at Farm Trainer Matthew Dunn has floated the option of a Sydney campaign for Londehero who resumes from an injury-enforced spell at Eagle Farm.
Self Sense ready for biggest test: trainer Self Sense has gained new focus after being gelded and is now looking at three wins in a row since the mid-year operation when he runs at Caulfield.
Media alert, $100,000 Inglis Race Series bonus - Caulfield With an exciting day of Group One racing at Caulfield on Saturday, Inglis graduates have the opportunity to share in the outstanding prizemoney with a $100,000
Bit Of Hell a work in progress for Price Trainer Mick Price is looking for improvement from his imported galloper Bit Of Hell who runs in the Naturalism Stakes at Caulfield.
Gold not Guelph Tea Rose danger: O'Shea John O'Shea will saddle up two talented fillies in the Tea Rose Stakes but concedes the progressive Arabian Gold will be the testing material.
Cups setback as stayers miss Hill Stakes Kelinni and Beaten Up, a major part of Chris Waller's spring arsenal, have encountered hurdles in their Cups campaigns.
Arc looms as ideal race for Kazeem: Doyle Jockey James Doyle says Longchamp will provide a perfect setting for Al Kazeem to showcase his rich talents in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Planteur set for Breeders' Cup via France Trainer Marco Botti will start Planteur in a race at Longchamp as a lead-up to the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Waterhouse to face stewards over Rockabill Top trainer Gai Waterhouse has been asked to front a stewards inquiry over the late scratching of Rockabill from the Spring Stakes.
Toydini storms into Epsom Hcp favouritism Exciting four-year-old Toydini is the new favourite to win the Epsom Handicap after a dashing win in the Cameron Handicap at Newcastle.
Paul Beshara charged by RV stewards Happy Trails' trainer Paul Beshara will face the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board after being charged with a breach of the raceday treatment rules.
Savvy Nature sets sail for Group One glory A fall from a horse walker didn't affect the galloping ability of Savvy Nature who claimed the Spring Stakes at Newcastle.
Cassidy sets sights on 100 Group One wins Chris Waller's decision to run Hawkspur in the George Main Stakes has paved the way for Jim Cassidy to chase his 100th Group One victory at Randwick.
Simenon committed to Melb Cup bid: Mullins Simenon has entered quarantine ahead of his trip to Australia despite uncertainty over his place in the Melbourne Cup field.
O'Shea out to continue Cup carnival impact The two-day racing carnival at Newcastle could again prove to be a happy hunting ground for John O'Shea who has two runners in the Tibbie Stakes.
Family link continues to pay for Forster Trainer Desleigh Forster believes Willow Mist can follow in the footsteps of her dam Mardi Gras after a breakthrough win at Doomben.
Darley weighs up options for Shikra Trainer Peter Snowden is in two-minds about whether to continue with the spring campaign of Newcastle winner Shikra or put him away for the autumn.
Octavia tipped to bounce back at Caulfield After a disappointing effort over 1400m at Flemington last start, Octavia is back to her favourite track and favourite distance at Caulfield.
Foreteller chasing another G1 WFA surprise Foreteller faces a tough ask against Atlantic Jewel in the Underwood Stakes but Craig Newitt expects another good showing from the last-start winner.
Reformed Kingdoms set to reign at Randwick Confident he has fixed Kingdoms' poor manners, John O'Shea is looking for the gelding to stamp his Metropolitan credentials at Randwick.
Caulfield to decide Folding Gear ambitions A Caulfield Cup start goes on the line for the second time in 12 months when Folding Gear contests the Naturalism Stakes.
Buffering on target for Moir Stakes return Damian Browne has given Buffering his tick of approval after an exhibition gallop at Doomben ahead of his comeback in the Group One Moir Stakes.
Ironstein on Newcastle Gold Cup mission Hardy stayer Ironstein will try to add the Newcastle Gold Cup to his list of wins when he contests the Group Three race.
Hawkspur among Waller team for George Main Top four-year-old Hawkspur is an acceptor for the George Main Stakes and the Hill Stakes at Randwick.
Atlantic Jewel draws seven in Underwood Unbeaten mare Atlantic Jewel headlines a 14-horse field for the Group One Underwood Stakes and has drawn barrier seven for the weight-for-age race.
Tac De Boistron in winning form Tac De Boistron will race at Longchamp after getting back to winning form following an unsuccessful stint in Australia.
Tuscan Fire to revel over longer distances Stayer Tuscan Fire has put in three runs over shorter distances in his build-up to the spring and now gets his chance to shine in the longer races.
Moody strengthens Caulfield team Imported stayer Kesampour is expected to show sharp improvement on his first Australian outing when he runs in the Naturalism Stakes.
Ryan stablemates set for big campaigns Talented colt Dothraki is fit and well ahead of his season return after earlier fears his spring was over due to a barrier accident.
Cheri switch shakes up Metropolitan market Prince Cheri will be kept in Sydney to try to qualify for the Caulfield Cup, forcing bookmakers to cut his quote for the Metropolitan.
Randwick all-weather track right as rain Randwick trackwork has confirmed the recuperative powers of a new all-weather racetrack in preparation for its official opening for racing.
Puissance primed for a great race Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance de Lune faces his biggest test so far when he lines up against a class field in the Group One Underwood Stakes.
Puissance De Lune still top Cup pick Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has received more weight than expected in the race but remains a clear-cut market leader.
Toydini confirmed for Cameron despite draw Guy Walter is banking on the open stretches of the Newcastle racetrack to help Toydini overcome a difficult alley in the Cameron Handicap.
Epsom weight gives Sincero spring options Sincero could have his spring campaign tweaked to include a start in the Epsom Handicap after he contests the Group One George Main Stakes.
Dunaden topweight for 2013 Melbourne Cup French horse Dunaden, the Melbourne Cup winner of 2011, is the topweight for this year's race with 58.5kg, 1kg more than 2012 winner Green Moon.
Voleuse De Coeurs to target French Classic Irish St Leger winner Voleuse De Coeurs is in the running to contest the French equivalent with connections deciding against an Australian campaign.
Brown Panther in frame for Cup prep start High-profile Melbourne Cup candidate Brown Panther could still have a Melbourne Cup lead-up run in Europe despite missing the Irish St Leger.
Treve camp basking in Arc trial victory Trainer Criquette Head-Maarek is confident Treve can adapt to any type of going as she heads towards the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
British racing gathers to celebrate Cecil The life of champion racehorse trainer Sir Henry Cecil, who died in June after a long fight with cancer, has been celebrated during a remembrance service.
Sidestep withdrawn from Caulfield Guineas The Peter Snowden-trained Sidestep will not contest the Caulfield Guineas this spring with his nomination for the 1600m race to be withdrawn.
Strong field for Group One George Main Streama is fit and well ahead of her bid for another Group One victory against what is shaping as a stellar field for the George Main Stakes.
James hopes Silent Achiever's luck changes Trainer Roger James is hoping Silent Achiever has more luck in the Underwood Stakes than she did first-up in the Memsie Stakes.
Shoot Out top weight for Epsom Hcp Multiple Group One winner Shoot Out has been given topweight for the Epsom Handicap while Green Moon and Sea Moon head the weights for The Metropolitan.
Hay List ready for his next test Triple Group One winning sprinter Hay List heads the entries for the Group Two Shorts as he continues his latest comeback.
Joao Moreira to star at Newcastle Star Singapore jockey Joao Moreira is in demand for the two-day carnival at Newcastle where he will ride mainly for Kris Lees.
Anabolic steroids to be banned The Australian Racing Board has announced a zero tolerance policy to anabolic steroids in racehorses with the exception of foals to the age of six months.
Politeness faces test in Guineas Prelude Trainer Robert Smerdon is hoping Politeness fulfils her potential this spring but admits the filly faces a test in the Group Two Thousand Guineas Prelude.
Mixed fortunes for Cup entries in Europe Iris St Leger winner Voleuse de Couers is an unlikely Melbourne Cup starter but 2011 winner Dunaden is to make the trip again.
Puissance ready for the Underwood Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune will take on his toughest field in the Underwood Stakes with Atlantic Jewel a likely runner.
Caulfield Cup start on line in Naturalism Mick Price will start imports Pakal and Bit Of Hell in the Naturalism Stakes with the winner of the Group Three race exempt from a Caulfield Cup ballot.
Group One win No.100 awaits Jim Cassidy Jim Cassidy may not have to wait too long to ride his 100th Group One winner with Hawkspur a possible George Main Stakes runner.
Keith Robbins dies aged 81 Keith Robbins, long-time racing editor of the Daily Telegraph, has died after a short illness, just a couple of weeks shy of his 82nd birthday.
Spring campaign over for Rain Affair Multiple Group One placegetter will have to wait for an elusive top level win with trainer Joe Pride resting him for the spring.
Joao Moreira in move to Hong Kong Singapore's loss will be Hong Kong's gain with star jockey Joao Moreira reported to be making a permanent move.
Spirit Of Boom to resume in The Shorts Trainer Tony Gollan has predicted Spirit Of Boom will be highly competitive when he resumes from a spell in the Group Two The Shorts at Randwick.
Ed Dunlop lands Doncaster Cup Times Up has won his second Doncaster Cup but a trip to Australia seems doubtful with trainer Ed Dunlop hoping to keep him in training for another year.
Leading Light shines in English St Leger Leading Light is likely to target the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe rather than the Melbourne Cup after winning the Engish St Leger.
Chris Munce suspended for improper riding Chris Munce has left Doomben upset with a stewards' decision to suspend him for a month for improper riding.
Prince Cheri earns spring Cups campaign Progressive stayer Prince Cheri is on track for a Caulfield Cup campaign after scoring his first Group victory at Rosehill.
Le Bonsir surprises Price with Listed win Six-year-old gelding Le Bonsir has surprised his trainer Mick Price with a convincing victory at his first try in Listed company at Moonee Valley.
Waterhouse stars with Valley, Sydney haul Gai Waterhouse has enjoyed a stellar day at the office, highlighted by a two-state stakes race double courtesy of Fiorente and Driefontein.
Treble for Tegan Harrison at Doomben races Tegan Harrison has posted a winning treble at Doomben on a day when apprentices won five of the eight races.
Fiorente storms to WFA victory at Valley Nash Rawiller didn't want to miss the ride on Fiorente and the import showed why with victory in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Toowoomba card called off after race fall Stewards called off the last three races at the Toowoomba Inner track meeting because of safety concerns after jockey Nozi Tomizawa was injured in a fall.
Zoustar takes the Golden Rose for Cassidy Jimmy Cassidy is within one win of a century of Group One triumphs after guiding Zoustar to victory in the $1 million Golden Rose.
Kuroshio in form reversal to claim McEwen Sydney colt Kuroshio has posted an all-the-way win in the Group Two McEwen Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Driefontein scores overdue win in Sheraco Driefontein has bounced back to her best, beating a Group Three field of mares in the Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill.
Riva De Lago books berth in Randwick mile Jim Cassidy and Chris Waller have combined to win the Sebring Sprint at Rosehill with Riva De Lago who will now head to the Epsom Handicap.
Atlantic Jewel continues unbeaten sequence Atlantic Jewel has stretched her unbeaten record to nine with an effortless win in the Group Two Stocks Stakes, described by her trainer as a track gallop.
Happy Trails ruled out of Valley feature Last year's winner Happy Trails has been scratched from the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes after stewards found evidence he had been treated on race morning.
Ecuador in spring poser for Waterhouse Ecuador, a restricted-class horse trained by Gai Waterhouse, has continued his march towards bigger races with an all-the-way Rosehill win.
Gai Waterhouse quizzed on Rose scratching Racing NSW stewards have spoken to trainer Gai Waterhouse following the race-eve withdrawal of Aussies Love Sport from the Golden Rose.
Apprentice Claire Nutman kicks city goal Claire Nutman has made the most of a special opportunity to win at her first city ride when she partnered Footy Fan to victory at Rosehill.
Hurdler shows versatility on Valley flat Gotta Take Care has belied his veteran status to make it two wins in a row over 2500m at Moonee Valley.
Oliver returns to city racing with winner Damien Oliver has ridden the Gai Waterhouse-trained Divine Calling to victory at Moonee Valley in his first city meeting back from a 10-month ban.
Hosting enhances G1 Epsom Hcp credentials The Greg Eurell-trained Hosting has kept alive his chances of an Epsom Handicap start with an emphatic victory at Rosehill.
Solicit produces big sprint in Valley win Solicit has stormed home to beat Longchamp Belle at Moonee Valley but her best may not be seen until the autumn carnival.
Orfevre primed for Prix Foy repeat victory Japanese stayer Orfevre will make his French return in the Prix Foy, the race which will decide plans for 2011 Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden.
Melbourne Cup hopeful on song for Leger Royal Diamond will be out to seal a Melbourne Cup campaign when he tries to defend his Irish St Leger title.
Treve and Dettori set for Prix Vermeille Glamour jockey Frankie Dettori will road test Treve as his Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe mount in the Prix de Vermeille.
Brown Panther out of Irish St Leger Illness has ruled leading Melbourne Cup contender Brown Panther out of the Irish St Leger but there is still a hope he could come to Australia.
Aussies Love Sport undergoes vet exam Aussies Love Sport, one of five runners trainer Gai Waterhouse has in the Golden Rose, has been examined by a Racing NSW vet.
Keyarna Blue tackles Atlantic Jewel Trainer Pat Hyland will be excited if Keyarna Blue can manage to run second to Atlantic Jewel at Moonee Valley.
Desert Wizard to feel the heat at WFA Desert Wizard will put an unbeaten record on the line when he steps up to weight-for-class at just his fourth career start at Moonee Valley.
Lidari faces biggest test at Moonee Valley Peter Moody says the key to Lidari's chances in the Group Two Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes will be whether the import is able to settle in the run.
Fast 'N' Rocking to boost Hayes record A Golden Rose victory by Fast 'N' Rocking will give trainer David Hayes his first Group One win in Sydney in more than four years.
Jacob Rule suspended for six weeks Jockey Jacob Rule has been handed a six week suspension over an incident after a race where he caused a fellow jockey to become dislodged from his horse.
The Golden Rose could be path to riches There will be much more at stake than the first prize money for the 16 colts lining up in the Golden Rose.
Warren fears G1 winners in McEwen Stakes Jason Warren expects a good first-up run from Moonee Valley specialist Freereturn in the McEwen Stakes but doubts he can beat two proven Group One winners.
Tommy Berry blooms after Golden Rose win Tommy Berry posted his first Group One win in last year's Golden Rose, triggering a spree of big-race victories in Australia and Hong Kong.
Waller cautious over Kingston Town chances Horses from the all-conquering Chris Waller yard dominate longer races in Sydney but the trainer is wary about his chances in the Kingston Town Stakes.
Heathcote in no rush with Magic In Motion Robert Heathcote is adamant Magic In Motion is up to stakes company but wants to wait until the autumn to put his theory into practice.
Oliver makes winning return Damien Oliver has resumed riding after a 10-month ban with a win on his first mount, Lord Of Belfort at Geelong.
Damien Oliver makes winning return Damien Oliver has made a winning return from a 10-month ban at a low-key Geelong meeting ahead of feature racing at Moonee Valley.
Charlie Boy & Speediness to War & Peron Prominent bloodstock agent James Bester has given glowing appraisal of More Than Ready's Golden Rose aspirant War who is racing for a slice of the $1m purse in tomorrow's Group 1 feature at Rosehill.
Taxmeifyoucan in baptism of fire Scone Guineas winner Taxmeifyoucan faces a formidale first-up contract against star sprinter Rain Affair in the Sebring Sprint.
Son of Champagne to race at Armidale A ergally bred gelding by Redoute's Choice out of Champagne will have his first start for his new owners at Armidale.
El Nino 70% Winners to Runners El Nino has attained the exraordinary strike of 70% winners to runners, in addition to a phenomenal Black type win by his 3YO daughter, De Jorge.
Wachman issues Rock warning for St Leger David Wachman is prepared to switch Galileo Rock to the Irish St Leger if the Doncaster track doesn't improve for the English St Leger.
Turner fall mars The Lark's Park Hill win Hayley Turner has escaped serious injury in a race fall during the second day of the St Leger Festival at Doncaster.
Brown Panther in doubt for St Leger A temperature has placed Brown Panther in doubt for the Irish St Leger, scheduled as his lead-up race to the Melbourne Cup.
Rodd a Super chance for Valley double The decision to run Atlantic Jewel in the Stocks Stakes has worked out well for Michael Rodd who also gets to ride Super Cool at the Moonee Valley meeting.
Ironstein made topweight for Newcastle Cup Hardy stayer Ironstein is topweight for the Group Three Newcastle Gold Cup, the feature race of a two-day carnival at the NSW provincial racetrack.
Caulfield Cup quarantine starts in the UK A handful of European raiders will embark on the first step towards a start in the Caulfield Cup when they enter quarantine in the UK.
Hathras to miss spring after unkindest cut Trainer Kris Lees has called time on Hathras' spring campaign, telling Racing NSW stewards the stayer will be gelded and spelled.
Rawiller misses Golden Rose for Fiorente Nash Rawiller is hoping Fiorente stamps himself as a Cox Plate contender when he gets his first look at Moonee Valley in the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes.
Cassidy factor a boost for Zoustar: Waller Talented colt Zoustar has a wide barrier but he also has the services of wily jockey Jim Cassidy to help him in the $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Ballarat abandoned due to state of track Jockey concerns over horses slipping on the Ballarat surface have resulted in the meeting being abandoned after three races.
Lady Melksham looks to revive spring hopes A forecast for rain has given trainer John Sadler renewed hope that Lady Melksham can make her presence felt in a tough race at Moonee Valley.
Anna Lizzie resumes at Doomben Anna Lizzie has recovered from a virus which ruled her out of the winter carnival and makes her comeback for new trainer Craig Tyrrell at Doomben.
Professional Ready 2 Race Sale Breeze Ups Completed The final breeze ups for the 2013 Inglis Sydney Ready 2 Race Sale were completed at Avondale in New Zealand this morning and despite deteriorating conditions the well prepared group put forward extremely professional performances.
Pride keeps to the basics with Rain Affair Joe Pride is regarded as one of Sydney racing's best young trainers but even he admits having a horse like Rain Affair can be a challenge.
Cup plans go on the line for Prince Cheri Trainer David Vandyke says Prince Cheri has to win the Kingston Town Stakes to convince him to continue on a path towards the Caulfield Cup.
First-up Valley test for Moment Of Change Moment Of Change will get his first look at Moonee Valley in the Group Two McEwen Stakes ahead of planned Group One missions at the track.
Dunaden team leans to Melbourne Cup start The 2011 Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden is rated a strong chance of contesting this year's race if he runs well at his next start in France.
Endurance trainer Dachs denies wrongdoing The endurance sport trainer who prepares a team of horses at a farm owned by Sheikh Mohammed says drugs seized from the property are legal.
Pasquier ban suspended at tribunal hearing A French civil court tribunal has lifted Stephane Pasquier's three-month riding ban, allowing the jockey to make an immediate return to the saddle.
Group One targets for Our Desert Warrior Our Desert Warrior will be given the chance to live up to his impressive pedigree after making it two wins from as many starts this campaign.
Victorian connection strikes in Sydney A trainer with his first interstate runner and an apprentice making his riding debut in Sydney have combined to win a race at Warwick Farm.
Stakes company beckons for Consorting Mick Kent is looking to test Consorting in stakes company during the spring carnival after the gelding scored a pleasing first-up city win at Mornington.
Fresh is best for Vis A Tergo: Dunn Vis A Tergo has scored a narrow win at Eagle Fam but trainer Matthew Dunn is confident she can measure up in stronger company this campaign.
Greg Eurell to split his Sydney runners Victorian trainer Greg Eurell has elected to split his two Sydney runners at Rosehill with Your Honour to fly the flag in the Sebring Sprint.
Kavanagh plays it safe with Atlantic Jewel A view to feature races deeper in the spring has guided Mark Kavanagh's decision to run Atlantic Jewel against her own sex at Moonee Valley.
Cummings keeps faith in Eurozone for Rose Eurozone has fallen out of favour as a Golden Rose chance but James Cummings is banking on an improved barrier to make a difference.
Hornets' Nest set to cause a stir in Dato A part-time trainer is taking on the might of some of the best stables in Australia with a horse he almost gave up as a lost cause.
Qld trainer fined after positive swab Gold Coast trainer David Kelly has been fined after Lucky Hussler tested positive to testosterone in the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Chapple-Hyam targets Cox Plate Jane Chapple-Hyam is looking forward to a Melbourne homecoming with Mull Of Killough to contest the Cox Plate.
Unlicensed products found at British farm The BHA says unlicensed veterinary products seized at a farm owned by Sheikh Mohammed's Darley are not linked to the thoroughbred industry.
Irish St Leger hero among 98 left in Cup Royal Diamond, winner of last year's Irish St Leger, is a chance to contest the Caulfield Cup after first acceptances for the 2400m Group One race.
I'm Too Sexy out to salvage spring plans Trainer Mark Riley is hoping his three-year-old filly I'm Too Sexy can get her spring campaign back on track with a solid showing at Moonee Valley.
Happy Trails for Damien Oliver Damien Oliver returns to city racing after a 10 month ban with the feature ride on Happy Trails, the horse he rode to victory in the Emirates Stakes.
Thornton to try his luck in Sydney racing Well-known Victorian apprentice Damien Thornton has taken rides at Warwick Farm as a precursor to a possible three-month stint with Gerald Ryan.
Hayson warned off over More Joyous affair High-profile punter Eddie Hayson has been warned off racetracks for six months for failing to provide names during the More Joyous inquiry.
Anthony Cummings two-handed in Golden Rose Anthony Cummings is a relieved trainer with the news Cluster will join Drago in the field for the $1 million Golden Rose.
Buffering pleases, Teronado out for spell Smart sprinter Buffering has warmed up for his return to racing with a runaway jump-out win at Doomben.
On A Shining Star chasing four on the trot Country galloper On A Shining Star will be out to further confirm the early faith placed in him by trainer Ken Callaughan when he makes his city debut.
Weissmuller out to salvage stable's spring New Zealand trainer Andrew Campbell has lost Cauthen for the spring and he will be looking for a consolation win with Weissmuller at Mornington.
Cauthen ruled out of Melb spring carnival NZ colt Cauthen has had his spring carnival cut short with a bad case of shin soreness and will be sent home for a long spell.
Myboycharlie Strikes Again! Just 48-hours after Group 2 Danehill Stakes winner Charlie Boy became Myboycharlie's first Australian stakeswinner, 2YO Salai opened the Vinery resident's northern hemisphere account with a soft win in the Prix Etalons La Cauviniere L. (1600m) in France.
Prince Harada draws inside gate for Rose Late entry Prince Harada has drawn barrier one in the Golden Rose but Zoustar, one of his main dangers, has drawn off the track in gate 17.
Dwyer free to ride pending BHA application Martin Dwyer, the English jockey suspended over a beaten ride during a stint in India, has asked British racing officials not to reciprocate the ban.
Cap O'Rushes can figure in Leger: Crisford Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford warns it would be foolish to underestimate the chances of Cap O'Rushes in the English St Leger.
Field of 17 for the Golden Rose A field of 17 has been declared for the $1 million Golden Rose, the first Group One race in Sydney for the season.
Racing world gathers for photo opportunity Some of Australian racing luminaries gathered to be photographed for posterity as the VRC prepares to mark its 150th anniversary.
Atlantic Jewel nominated for two races Undefeated star and Cox Plate favourite Atlantic Jewel has been nominated for both the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes and Stocks Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Flying Snitzel primed for race return Multiple stakes winner Flying Snitzel begins her spring campaign in a classy field for the Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill.
Rekindled Interest to make Valley comeback Rekindled Interest is set to make his return Moonee Valley ahead of a planned third attempt at winning a Cox Plate later this spring.
Oliver partners Bel Sprinter in trial Damien Oliver is closing in on a race return after a 10-month ban and continued preparations by riding one of his spring mounts, Bel Sprinter, in a trial.
Big Golden Rose field concerns trainer Trainer David Payne says an 18-horse field for the $1 million Golden Rose will make barrier positions even more important.
Subzero to be honoured The 1992 Melbourne Cup winer Subzero is to be honoured by a series of races this spring exclusively for grey horses.
A Little Miracle, A Big Thrill s a young Victorian-based stud, Burnewang North regards spring racing in Melbourne as just about the top of the mountain.
Campbell looking to press on with Cauthen Cauthen will undergo a veterinary examination on Tuesday but trainer Andrew Campbell is looking to press on to the Caulfield Guineas Prelude with the colt.
The sire of a legend supporting legends LP Stallions in conjunction with Living Legends is proud to announce the donation of services to their three stallions to support the home of some of Australia’s finest retired racehorses.
Lost In The Moment wins in Turkey Godolphin's Lost In The Moment has won a Group Two race in Turkey, coming from last with a barnstorming finish.
Royal Empire still a Melbourne Cup hope Quarantine issues could delay Godolphin's Melbourne Cup hopeful Royal Empire's trip to Australia.
Marwood Guineas bound after Bendigo win The Mike Moroney-trained Marwood has earned himself a tilt at carnival riches after two emphatic wins on country tracks.
Mufhasa ready for comeback Trainer Bruce Wallace says veteran New Zealander King Mufhasa is likely to come to Australia to avoid wet tracks at home.
Morgan taking Star Rolling to Ballarat Peter Morgan will take emerging stayer Star Rolling to Ballarat for his next start after the gelding has struggled to gain a run in early carnival races.
Cassidy looking to Zoustar to step up Jim Cassidy is hoping Zoustar can give him Group One win No.99 in the $1 million Golden Rose at Rosehill.
Walter's Epsom hopes on trial Guy Walter's Epsom Handicap hopefuls Streama and Toydini to run in barrier trials ahead of their bigger assignments.
Dwyer's Indian ban reduced on appeal Indian authorities have reduced Martin Dwyer's eight month ban to eight weeks but the British jockey will continue to try to clear his name.
Heathcote mares return in Sheraco Robert Heathcote will launch a two-pronged attack on the Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill with Fillydelphia and Fire Up Fifi.
The Fugue claims Irish Champion Stakes The Fugue has won the Irish Champion Stakes for John Gosden, beating a field reduced because of rain.
Hawkspur stakes spring claim in Chelmsford Hawkspur has iced a Group One-winning day for trainer Chris Waller by beating stablemate Beaten Up in the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
Speediness returns with Bobbie Lewis upset A trainer with just two horses under his care has pulled off a surprise victory in the Bobbie Lewis Quality with the aptly named Speediness.
Anthony Allen rides treble at Eagle Farm Relief was the over-riding emotion for apprentice Anthony Allen after Mishani Warrior bounced back from an unlucky last-start defeat to win at Eagle Farm.
Malavio books Epsom spot with Tramway win An emotional Steve Englebrecht has set his sights on the Epsom Handicap with Malavio after the gelding defeated a high-class field to win at Randwick.
Blood flows as Charlie Boy wins Danehill Sydney trainer Gerald Ryan was nursing a sore head after a celebratory headbutt went wrong folliowing Charlie Boy's upset win in the Danehill Stakes.
'Impatient' Boss ride cost Cup fav: Weir Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has held his position at the head of markets despite a surprise defeat in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Aussies Love Sport wins G3 Ming Dynasty Aussies Love Sport has put himself in the frame for a possible Golden Rose start after winning the Ming Dynasty Quality at Randwick.
Foreteller scores in Makybe Diva thriller The Chris Waller-trained Foreteller has scored a narrow win in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington, chasing down favourite Puissance De Lune.
Bound For Earth wins despite jockey error An error of judgment by Nick Hall proved costly for him but not for punters who backed Furious Stakes winner Bound For Earth at Randwick.
Hasan aiming for big Cups with Shoreham Saab Hasan is hoping to qualify Shoreham for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups after the gelding returned with a first-up win over 1400m at Flemington.
Decision Time racks up another Group win Decision Time has won the Concorde Stakes at Randwick, defeating the highly fancied Sessions in the Group Three race.
Long John impressive in Flemington win Long John has strengthened his spring claims with a dominant win in the Listed Henry Bucks Stakes as favourite Cauthen struggled in finishing 12th.
Desert Jeuney in line for G1 Metrop start Desert Jeuney has notched his third win in a row with nnarrow Flemington victory, confirming he is on target for the Group One Metropolitan.
Riding switch works for Jacquetta at Farm Trainer Bryan Guy says it was a hard decision to replace Janette Johnson with senior jockey Ric McMahon aboard Eagle Farm winner Jacquetta.
Group One targets on horizon for Spurtonic Progressive gelding Spurtonic remains unbeaten this campaign after turning in an almost flawless performance to win in fast time at Randwick.
Miracle To Me set for Thousand Guineas bid Miracle To Me has set up a Thousand Guineas campaign after coming from last to win at Flemington.
Moreira posts perfect score in Singapore Joao Moreira has made thoroughbred racing history, booting home eight winners from as many rides at Singapore's Kranji racecourse.
No penalties issued over Mildura race No penalties have been issued over a race at Mildura run at the wrong distance unnoticed by stewards or other officials.
McEvoy suspended for Wyong Cup ride Leading jockey Kerrin McEvoy has been suspended for careless riding on Yulalona in the Wyong Gold Cup.
Wazn lands plunge to win Wyong Gold Cup The Chris Waller-trained Wazn has landed a long-priced betting move to beat Peal Of Bells and Gazza Guru in the Wyong Gold Cup.
December Draw returns in Makybe Diva Michael Rodd says it would be another big training effort from Mark Kavanagh if December Draw manages to win first-up in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Malavio draws widest alley again Trainer Steve Englebrecht has Malavio fit and well but admits the gelding's bad luck with barrier draws has him concerned heading to the Tramway.
Impetuous wins the Mona Lisa Stakes A record-breaking tempo has contributed to a barnstorming win from Impetuous in the Mona Lisa Stakes at Wyong.
Commanding Jewel set to improve second-up Trainer Leon Corstens says he'll be disappointed if Commanding Jewel doesn't finish in the top three in the Group Two Let's Elope Stakes.
NZer Veyron favourite in role reversal Kiwi star Veyron caught everyone off guard with his Warwick Stakes win but he is earning a lot more respect for the Chelmsford Stakes at Randwick.
Long John out to turn tables on Cauthen Long John came in third to Cauthen and Shamus Award first-up at Moonee Valley but Paul Snowden believes he can turn that around at Flemington over 1400m.
Ross maintains faith in Allen Trainer Less Ross has stuck solid with apprentice Anthony Allen who was his own harshest critic after the unlucky last start defeat of Mishani Warrior.
Ruud Awakening begins Aust campaign Classy NZ sprinter Rudd Awakening will open her Australian campaign with the Domain 1100 at Flemington on Saturday.
Concorde hinges on Hay List fitness He pulled off a first-up coup with Rebel Dane but trainer Gary Portelli concedes it will be harder for stablemate I'm All The Talk at Randwick.
Royal Diamond Cup decision after St Leger A decision on whether Royal Diamond makes the trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup will be made after the Irish St Leger.
Frankel's little sister wins stakes race Frankel's younger half-sister Joyeuse has won her first stakes race, prevailing by a neck in the Listed Fillies Stakes at Salisbury.
Lethal Force shoots for Sprint success` Outstanding sprinter Lethal Force is vying for his third Group One race of the season in the Sprint Cup at Haydock.
Big Brown in Ireland, Vinery News Tomorrow's prestigious Group 3 VRC Bobbie Lewis Quality (1200m) is dominated by Vinery stallion Testa Rossa who has three serious contenders in the feature.
Cummings to play it straight with Scandiva A long-range spring plan is the catalyst for the first-up appearance of superbly related filly Scandiva in the Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Clark seizes chance to ride for Waterhouse The absence of Gai Waterhouse's two stable riders through suspension has presented Tim Clark with a chance to impress the top trainer.
Waldpark makes Australian debut in G1 mile Group One-winning import Waldpark makes his Australian debut in the Makybe Diva Stakes with Anthony Freedman hoping to see him hit the line strongly.
Americain Stars at Swettenham Americain (USA) made his first appearance back in Australia since last year's Melbourne Cup at the Swettenham Stud stallion parade on Sunday.
Oasis Bloom out to qualify for Cup start Five-year-old mare Oasis Bloom continues her comeback from injury when she runs in the Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington.
Stamina test for Funtantes at Eagle Farm Robert Heathcote believes a change of racing pattern gives Funtantes her best chance of coping with a 1300m test at Eagle Farm.
Rebel Dane unfazed by road trip: Portelli Sydneysider Rebel Dane has taken no effect from the first serious road trip of his life and is primed to continue his winning run at Flemington.
New approach for Doncaster Mile winner An autumn campaign which delivered a Doncaster Mile victory to Sacred Falls also brought some important lessons for Chris Waller.
Glencadam is as good as Gold: Waterhouse An early-season setback to Glencadam Gold has done little to dent the enthusiasm of trainer Gai Waterhouse when it comes to his spring carnival prospects.
Farley hoping it's 4th time lucky for Guru Gazza Guru will be lining up in his fourth Wyong Gold Cup with trainer Stephen Farley hoping the veteran can go one better than 2012.
Norzita out of spring carnival with injury Classy mare Norzita has become one of the first big-name casualties of the spring carnival after suffering a tendon injury.
English jockey continues fight against ban Martin Dwyer, the English jockey suspended for eight months over a ride in India, is preparing to have his appeal heard against the penalty.
Coolmore issue upbeat Abbey report St Nicholas Abbey is continuing to make good progress from injury and illness after a tough couple of weeks.
Waterhouse tips bright future for Ecuador The lightly raced Ecuador has put himself on a path to the spring features with a runaway victory at Canterbury.
Vaz De Torres shows true form at Farm Vaz De Torres has bounced back from an odds-on defeat at Ipswich to score a runaway win at Eagle Farm.
Detective pinned me to wall, Nikolic says Suspended jockey Danny Nikolic was pinned against a wall by a police officer during an interview, a court has heard.
Puissance De Lune odds-on in G1 debut Puissance De Lune is an odds-on favourite to make a winning introduction to Group One racing in the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Unbeaten Eclair Big Bang in hardest test Lightly raced Eclair Big Bang will travel from South Australia to take on more experienced horses in the Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Bowman makes tough call in Tramway Stakes Hugh Bowman has been forced to shun a horse he has enjoyed a great association with in order to stick with promising mare Norzita in the Tramway Stakes.
Julienas set for defence of Wyong Gold Cup Julienas has a 61kg impost in the Wyong Gold Cup but he also has the right credentials to make it back-to-back wins in the Listed race.
Beaten Up to bypass Melbourne for Sydney Dual acceptor Beaten Up won't make the trip to Melbourne this weekend with trainer Chris Waller confirming the import for a Chelmsford Stakes start.
Octavia poised to go the distance: Moroney Octavia will be on trial at the distance of the Let's Elope Stakes but trainer Mike Moroney is confident the speedy mare will pass the Flemington test.
Nine G1 winners in Makybe Diva Stakes A field of 15 has been declared for the Makybe Diva Stakes with Puissance De Lune out to win at Group One level for the first time.
Super Cool in weighty Caulfield Cup task Caulfield Cup favourite Super Cool has been given 55kg for the Caulfield Cup, with only four winners in the past 20 years carrying more than 54.5kg.
Botti wants Moore to ride Dandino in Cup Trainer Marco Botti is hoping Ryan Moore will be available to ride Australian-owned stayer Dandino in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Green Moon has runs on the board: Prebble Brett Prebble says Green Moon, the horse he rode to win last year's Melbourne Cup, can once again be a force during the spring carnival.
Cauthen stays on original spring schedule New Zealand three-year-old Cauthen will run in a Listed race at Flemington as he continues a path towards the Caulfield Guineas.
Cheveley Park snap up Lethal Force Dual Group One winning sprinter Lethal Force will be retired to Cheveley Park Stud at the end of the northern hemisphere season.
Ethiopia set to resume in G1 Makybe Diva Last year's Australian Derby winner Ethiopia will step out against an all-star cast in the weight-for-age Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington.
Haggas unveils big-race plans for Central Melbourne Cup entry Sun Central will be given his chance to compete for higher honours after winning his third race on the trot at Chester.
Sincero confirmed for Tramway Stakes start Talented galloper Sincero has overcome a minor foot issue which forced him out of the Memsie Stakes and will resume racing in the Tramway Stakes.
Buffering set for Moir after trial victory It was business as usual for Buffering who was an impressive winner of a Doomben barrier trial as he prepares to resume racing in the Moir Stakes.
Aus officials suspend use of racing vest A vest commonly used by Australian jockeys and track riders has been banned because of safety issues.
Melbourne Cup attracts 28 overseas entries The legacy of Vintage Crop's Melbourne Cup win 20 years ago is shown up in the 28 foreign raiders nominated this year.
No frills Cowboy after winning hat-trick Matthew Smith has trained better horses than Ragtime Cowboy Joe but there have been few more genuine than the four-year-old.
Cirrus Des Aigles entered for Champion Cirrus Des Aigles will run in the Irish Champion Stakes as long as there is enough rain to soften the ground.
Soumillon regains Aga Khan job Christophe Soumillon is back in the fold as the retained rider for the Aga Khan in France on a two-year contract.
Race callers to come under RV banner Racing Victoria has taken over the employment of the state's premier race callers from broadcasters TVN and RSN.
Prince Harada new Golden Rose favourite Prince Harada, a controversial second to Fast 'N' Rocking in the McNeil Stakes, has displaced his rival at the head of Golden Rose betting.
Dothraki out for the spring Talented colt Dothraki is almost certain to miss the spring after a barrier mishap but stablemate Flying Snitzel is on target.
Makybe Diva Stakes test for emerging mare Nigel Blackiston will be happy to give Let's Make Adeal her chance in the Group One Makybe Diva Stakes as he tries to qualify the mare for the Cups.
The Premier of Victoria with Melbourne Cup winner Americain slideshow 2013 Melbourne Cup Tour Visits Swettenham Stud Premier of Victoria and Minister for Racing Denis Napthine today joined a special celebration of the Melbourne Cup at Swettenham Stud
Mrs Onassis to get spring back on track Mrs Onassis will try to get her campaign back on track when she runs in the Concorde Stakes at Randwick.
Aliyana Tilde begins Caulfield Cup mission Sydney Cup placegetter Aliyana Tilde begins her path to the Caulfield Cup when she resumes at Randwick.
Two Flemington options for Cauthen Trainer Andrew Campbell is considering running Cauthen in the Group Two Danehill Stakes instead of the Listed Henry Bucks Plate at Flemington.
Novellist takes another big prize Novellist has confirmed his favouritism for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with victory in the Group One Grosser Preis von Baden.
Michael Rodd wins major award Michael Rodd has won Victoria's prestigious Scobie Breasley medal as the outstanding jockey of the season with Black Caviar the best horse.
Race at Mildura run over wrong distance A stewards investigation has been opened into how a race at Mildura was run over an extra 100 metres without anyone noticing.
Chris Waller tries to split Randwick team Premier trainer Chris Waller will have a strong team of horses split between the Chelmsford Stakes and the Tramway Handicap.
Guelph primed for return in Furious Stakes Dual Group One winner Guelph is primed to begin her three-year-old campaign in the Furious Stakes at Randwick.
Jet Away primed for Makybe Diva Stakes Joint Caulfield Cup favourite Jet Away resumes in the Makybe Diva Stakes and trainer David Hayes will have the import primed for a big first-up run.
Luke Nolen preferred rider for Snitzerland Luke Nolen will be offered the ride on speedster Snitzerland in her quest for Group One success in Melbourne.
Gollan calls on McDonald for Flemington James McDonald will re-unite with Galaxy winner Temple Of Boom in the Bobbie Lewis Quality at Flemington.
James Doyle delivers for new boss James Doyle has made a winning start to his new association with Prince Khalid Abdullah, steering Kingman to victory at Sandown.
Prebble cops suspension over McNeil ride Hong Kong-based Brett Prebble, back in Australia for the spring carnival, has been suspended for 12 meetings for careless riding at Caulfield.
Ibicenco books a Naturalism Stakes start Sandown Cup winner Ibicenco has upset Mr O'Ceirin and Pakal to win the Slickpix Stakes, setting himself up for the Naturalism Stakes.
Atlantic Jewel stuns rivals in Memsie win Atlantic Jewel has made an impressive return to racing with an effortless Memsie Stakes win and she is now a clear-cut favourite for the Cox Plate.
Less Is More gives Vandyke, Ford a double Trainer David Vandyke and jockey Jay Ford have landed a Rosehill double with former French horses, including Less Is More in the Premier's Cup.
Apprentice plea to RQ delivers timely win Alisha Taylor's decision to apply for an extension of her riding apprenticeship has been rewarded with a Doomben win on Equissential.
Va Pensiero in upset Run To The Rose win Va Pensiero has upstaged a field of Golden Rose hopefuls with an all-the-way win at outsider's odds in the Run To The Rose.
Samaready returns with Group Three victory Group One winner Samaready has emerged from a year on the sideline to score a comeback win at Caulfield.
Hayes tips huge spring for McNeil winner Fast 'n' Rocking has broken his maiden status with victory in the Group Three McNeil Stakes and is likely to head to the $1 million Golden Rose.
Lidari leads home Moody Caulfield trifecta Peter Moody has achieved a rare racing feat at Caulfield, training the trifecta in the BMW Handicap.
Prince Cheri earns Rosehill consolation Trainer David Vandyke is sweating on up and coming stayer Prince Cheri rising in the ratings to get a chance to qualify for the Caulfield Cup.
Stamina lays foundation for Moody move Peter Moody signalled he is about to get serious with his Sydney satellite stable with the win of Stamina at Rosehill.
Unbeaten Queen rules despite waywardness Vain Queen has made a winning return at Caulfield to keep an unbeaten record but she might not be seen again at the races until the autumn carnival.
Rocket To Glory breaks through for Gollan Trainer Tony Gollan expects Rocket To Glory to continue on his winning way after an impressive sprint victory at Doomben.
Marianne earns shot at G2 Guineas Prelude Three-year-old filly Marianne will have her next start in the Thousand Guineas Prelude after her victory in the Jockey Trust Handicap at Caulfield.
Musselburgh officials keen on Good Friday Edinburgh racetrack Musselburgh is preparing itself for Good Friday racing should the British Horseracing Authority give the go-ahead.
Novellist starts out on road to Longchamp Top galloper Novellist will try to keep an unbeaten record this season when he runs in the Grosser Preis Von Baden at Baden-Baden.
Grimthorpe pleased to snap up James Doyle Jockey James Doyle's decision to link with Khalid Abdullah has been welcomed as a sign of the owner's long-term commitment to UK racing.
Miracles Of Life back and ready for McNeil Trainer Daniel Clarken believes Blue Diamond winner Miracles Of Life can continue her unbeaten run when she returns to Caulfield for the McNeil Stakes.
Tornado Miss chasing hat-trick at Doomben Tony Gollan isn't worried about a drop in distance for Tornado Miss who is chasing a third-straight win in a 1350m race at Doomben.
Northern Meteor in demand at Newmarket The unfortunate loss of Northern Meteor to the racing and breeding industry was evident at today’s Inglis Sydney Spring Thoroughbred Sale , with broodmare One Sweet Day topping the sale when sold in foal to the Champion First Season Sire.
Norzita favoured in first Epsom Hcp market Two-time Group One winner Norzita, who has the George Main Stakes as her Sydney spring target race, is favourite to win the Epsom Handicap.
Fiorente starts out on path to major races Fiorente takes his first step towards the spring majors in the Memsie Stakes and his stable is not underestimating his first-up chances.
Zoustar stud hype on hold for Rose return Zoustar has the potential to be hot property as a stallion prospect but trainer Chris Waller is keeping a lid on these expectations until it counts.
Vandyke waits on Premier's Cup dropouts Imported stayer Prince Cheri needs scratchings to go his way to scrape into the Premier's Cup field at Rosehill.
Jolie Bay returns for clash with Samaready Jolie Bay will be out to make up for lost autumn opportunities when she steps out against stablemate Neeson and former top filly Samaready at Caulfield.
German import Araldo cleared for Aus debut The spring Cups chances of Mike Moroney's German import Araldo have been given a boost with his back-door entry into the Slickpix Stakes at Caulfield.
Mossamine chasing third straight bush Cup Former Sydney galloper Mossamine will be out to maintain a purple patch of form on NSW country tracks when he contests the Moree Cup.
BHA poised to meet on Good Friday racing Horse racing on Good Friday in Britain from 2014 will be considered when the British Horseracing Authority board next meets.
Dermot Weld to train for Aga Khan Dual Melbourne Cup winning trainer Dermot Weld will train a group of horses for the Aga Khan who is building his Irish team.
McFarlane banned over race-day treatment Stewards have banned Sydney racehorse trainer Greg McFarlane and a stablehand over the attempted race-day stomach tubing of a galloper.
Ike's Legacy to justify Golden Rose plans Richly bred colt Ike's Legacy will have his Golden Rose prospects put under the microscope when he returns to racing in the Run To The Rose.
Premier's Cup to be serious test: Waller An awkward barrier for Lunayir is the least of trainer Chris Waller's worries as he tries to win the Premier's Cup for a second time.
Kavanagh looking past Memsie for star mare Mark Kavanagh says there is no other horse like the Atlantic Jewel but the unbeaten mare will improve on whatever she does in the Memsie Stakes.
Prince Harada in early spring examination Steven Arnold has been impressed by the promising Prince Harada but expects to get a true guide on his spring prospects in the McNeil Stakes.
Sylvester seeking more Queensland riches NSW trainer Jeremy Sylvester will be chasing more success at Doomben with a small team he has been campaigning in Brisbane.
Michelle Payne teams up again with Yosei Michelle Payne will be reunited with her favourite horse when she rides multiple Group One winner Yosei at Caulfield.
Another health scare for St Nicholas Abbey St Nicholas Abbey has suffered another health scare after a steel pin in his cannon bone was found to be broken.
Grand National gets a sponsor The Grand National at Aintree will be worth STG1 million for the first time with the signing of new sponsor Crabbies.
Cups aim for Let's Make Adeal Let's Make Adeal, a grand daughter of Let's Elope, has started her campaign on a winning note and her trainer hopes to qualify her for the big spring Cups.
Green Beret in command with first-up win Green Beret has underlined Joe Pride's skill as a horse trainer, winning first-up at Warwick Farm after more than 12 months away from the races.
Jordan Childs rides first city winner Apprentice Jordan Childs, the son of former top jockey Greg Childs, has ridden his first city winner with victory on Surpass at Sandown.
Waller welcomes new apprentice Apprentice John Kissick has been given an outstanding opportunity to ride a metropolitan winner for his new boss Chris Waller when he partners Velrosso.
Williams to ride Safeguard in Danehill Craig Williams has picked up the ride on unbeaten colt Safeguard in the Danehill Stakes at Flemington with Kerrin McEvoy riding Guelph in Sydney.
Overseas options for Bashboy Trainer Ciaron Maher will discuss with the owners of Bashboy the possibility of an overseas target for the steeplechaser.
Rodd excited about Jewel's Memsie return Michael Rodd can't wait for the return of star mare Atlantic Jewel in the Memsie Stakes and is confident she has the quality to make a winning comeback.
Cluster in last-ditch bid for Rose berth Cluster will have to overcome a difficult barrier to secure a start in the $1 million Golden Rose when she contests a lead-up at Rosehill.
Bashboy's winning run ends at Sandown Maythehorsebemagic has ended Bashboy's unbeaten run of steeplechase victories at Sandown in the Australian Steeplechase.
Cornerstone Stud open day this Sunday The Cornerstone Stud annual Open Day will be on this coming Sunday, September 1st.
Mount Athos returning for Melboune Cup Trainer Luca Cumani has confirmed Mount Athos will return to Australia for the Melbourne Cup after recovering well from his second at Goodwood.
No Nay Never to be spelled Group One winning two-year-old No Nay Never is to be spelled with a view to a Royal Ascot return in the St James's Palace Stakes.
Atlantic Jewel headlines Memsie field Unbeaten mare Atlantic Jewel is among 14 acceptors in a star-studded Group One Memsie Stakes field.
Coyle delays jockey decision for Pensiero Trainer Jason Coyle is prepared to wait until after acceptance time before booking a jockey to ride Va Pensiero at Rosehill.
Memsie run to shape Luckygray's campaign Group One winner Luckygray is still chasing a Melbourne victory and faces a tough ask in the Memsie Stakes, a race which will shape his spring campaign.
Honorius proves fitness for Premier's Cup Trainer David Payne has declared Honorius, injured in a first-up win at Rosehill, fit enough to continue his spring campaign in the Premier's Cup.
Weight brings Montgomery back to the field Rookie jumper Montgomery, a last-start hurdle winner by eight lengths, will have to overcome a weight turnaround to win the Australian Hurdle.
Suspension stands as Berry loses appeal Jockey Tommy Berry has failed in his bid to have the term of a suspension changed and he will miss out on riding the Queen's horse in the Tramway Handicap.
Wordplay to lead Cummings's midweek team A close relation to Victoria Derby and BMW winner Fiveandahalfstar headlines trainer Anthony Cummings's Warwick Farm team.
Prince Harada passes Sandown barrier test Caulfield Guineas favourite Prince Harada has been given some remedial work from the starting stalls ahead of his return to racing.
Ferguson hurdler takes Jersey racing crown A horse owned by Sir Alex Ferguson has emerged as a 'superstar' of Channel Islands racing, winning five hurdle races in the 2013 season.
Gerard Butler puts scandal aside with win Trainer Gerard Butler has enjoyed success with Zain Eagle as he awaits a hearing for administering a banned substance to horses in his care.
Aga Khan to send Verema to Melbourne Prix de Kergolay winner Verema will represent the Aga Khan in the Melbourne Cup in a bid to give trainer Alain de Royer Dupre his second win.
Missed the parades? Stallion video from Vinery Vinery Stud has one of the largest Stallion rosters on offer to thoroughbred breeders in Australia and proudly introduce four time Gr.1 winner and Black Caviar's half brother All Too Hard.
Samaready back after a year off Blue Diamond winner Samaready returns to the track for the first time in more than a year in The Heath at Caulfield on Saturday.
Chris Waller dominates Epsom entries Chris Waller and Gai Waterhous have entered large teams in the Epsom Handicap and Metropolitan at Randwick.
Bayrir heads Premier's Cup entries International Group One winner Bayrir heads the nominations for the Listed Premier's Cup at Rosehill.
Chad Schofield chasing first Group One A Group One win is the next big goal for apprentice Chad Schofield and he hopes to achieve it in a star-studded Memsie Stakes on Happy Trails.
Weir to watch Memsie with interest Puissance De Lune won't be in the Memsie Stakes but his trainer Darren Weir will be interested to see how his main spring rivals fare.
Criterion begins spring campaign Trainer David Payne is looking to Criterion to establish himself this spring starting with the Run To The Rose.
Longma getting ready for Guineas tilt Three-year-old Longma is being aimed at the Caulfield Guineas and will have a jump out at Sandown ahead of his introduction to spring carnival racing.
Subdued Cirrus flops again in France Once the world's highest rated racehorse, Cirrus des Aigles has been disappointing again, failing for the fourth time this season.
Gun apprentice joins Chris Waller stable Chris Waller has welcomed apprentice John Kissick to his stable on a three-month loan from Riverina trainer Peter Clancy.
Mount Athos on track for Melbourne trip Mount Athos has been beaten at Goodwood but remains on track for a second trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Most Joyful in trial for new trainer Most Joyful, the younger sister of More Joyous, is scheduled to make her first public appearance for new trainer Tony McEvoy at the Hawkesbury trials.
Ferlax faces big test in Memsie Stakes Stephen Baster rides Australian Guineas winner Ferlax in the Memsie Stakes but knows what he's up against having ridden Atlantic Jewel in her debut win.
Napayshini is the real deal: Bell Tim Bell will put his goal of winning the Brisbane jockeys' premiership on pause to ride Napayshini in the Group Three Run To The Rose.
Prince Harada returns in McNeil Stakes Unbeaten colt Prince Harada gets a chance to show why he's at the top of Caulfield Guineas betting when he resumes in the McNeil Stakes.
Waller assesses his Warwick Stakes runners Trainer Chris Waller is happy with the efforts of his six Warwick Stakes runners even though none finished in the first three.
Tiger Cliff wins the Ebor Handicap Melbourne spring hopeful Opinion has finished down the track in Europe's richest handicap, the Ebor at York, won by Tiger Cliff.
Nick Hall lands two wins and a suspension Jockey Nick Hall rode a winning double at Moonee Valley but also copped a 10-meeting suspension for careless riding.
Rebel Dane makes big impression on return Rebel Dane has ignited the spring dreams of trainer Gary Portelli with a rousing first-up display to win the Show County Quality at Warwick Farm.
Windswept comeback set to step up a notch The lightly raced Windswept has earned a trip interstate after he burst between runners to take out a support race on the Warwick Stakes program.
Weir lands first Melbourne metrop treble Ballarat trainer Darren Weir has notched his first city treble in Melbourne with three wins at Moonee Valley.
Teronado confirmed for Sydney despite loss Teronado has been narrowly at Eagle Farm but trainer Bruce Hill is still keen to take him to Sydney for the spring carnival.
Kiwi Veyron claims WFA Warwick Stakes New Zealand galloper Veyron has upstaged Streama and Rain Affair to win the Group Two Warwick Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Cauthen promoted to top of Guineas betting Boom New Zealand colt Cauthen has moved to equal favourite for the Caulfield Guineas with an impressive win in the McKenzie Stakes at Moonee Valley.
War turns day around for Gai Waterhouse War has turned his form around to give Gai Waterhouse a welcome Group win on a day that looked to be going pear shaped.
Elite Elle gamble pays off with Valley win Trainer Tony Vasil resisted the urge to put an apprentice on Elite Elle with senior jockey Craig Williams riding the mare to a clear-cut Moonee Valley win.
Patinack continues Silver Shadow sequence The Silver Shadow Stakes proved to be a disaster for Gai Waterhouse but it was kind race to Patinack Farm for the third consecutive year.
Broken goes back-to-back in Carlyon Stakes The Darren Weir-trained Broken has claimed his second Carlyon Stakes, coming from off the speed in the 1000m scamper at Moonee Valley.
Hidden Kisses beats Royal Descent at Farm A race-fit Hidden Kisses has beaten her Oaks-winning Chris Waller-trained stablemate Royal Descent to win the Toy Show Quality.
Lucripetous in frame for Newcastle Cup bid Lucripetous struggled to win races early in his career but his recent patch of form has prompted Chris Waller to consider a shot at richer races.
Green Moon set to resume in Memsie Stakes Owner Lloyd Williams says Green Moon will resume in the Memsie Stakes while import Sea Moon will make his Australian debut in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Gregers confirms Thousand Guineas ranking The David Hayes-trained Gregers has stayed on course for her Thousand Guineas campaign with a dominant performance at Moonee Valley.
Ahzeemah stakes a claim for Melbourne Cup The Melbourne Cup has emerged as a target race for Ahzeemah after the Godolphin stayer's win in the Lonsdale Cup at York.
Jwala ends Group One drought for Drowne Jwala has caused a major boilover in the Nunthorpe Stakes, beating established sprinting stars Shea Shea and Sole Power.
Laing to face positive swab charge Trainer Robbie Laing has been charged by stewards over a positive swab returned by Polanski after it won a race at Caulfield.
Walter goes for experience over raw talent Top-class racemare Streama is trainer Guy Walter's pick over well-backed stablemate Toydini in the Warwick Stakes.
Alinghi's half-brother wins on debut Oceanus, a half-brother to four-time Group One winner Alinghi, has made a winning start to his career in a maiden at Geelong.
Rebel Dane in massive Show County plonk Gary Portelli says the consistent pre-post backing for Rebel Dane makes him even more confident the four-year-old can resume on a winning note.
Newitt to kick-start his season at Valley Craig Newitt heads to Moonee Valley with strong chances in the two feature races as he looks to get off the mark with his first city win for the season.
Kent-trained duo start out on spring path Trainer Mick Kent is hoping stablemates Pyrrolic and The Huntress can measure up in some quality spring three-year-old races.
Speedy Adebisi ready for Carlyon Stakes Desleigh Forster believes stakes-winning sprinter Adebisi has the speed to test his rivals in the Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Business as usual for Royale despite bonus The prospect Twilight Royale winning a $2.4 million bonus as an autumn three-year-old is the last thing on Bjorn Baker's mind heading into the spring.
Nose roll transforms Hollywood Bound Hollywood Bound has shrugged off his reputation as a non-winner since racing in a nose roll and will aim for a hat-trick of wins at Eagle Farm.
VERRAZANO & VINERY NEWS Wonder colt and More Than Ready son Verrazano is 2-1 favourite to make it back-to-back Grade 1 wins when he contests the 144th Travers Stakes in the USA this weekend.
The Fugue wins the Yorkshire Oaks Trainer John Gosden has international ambitions for The Fugue who has bounced back to her best to win the Yorkshire Oaks.
Nash Rawiller suspended for six meetings Nash Rawiller has ridden half the card at Hawkesbury but he has also fallen foul of stewards who have suspended the champion jockey.
Coup Ay Tee wins Hawkesbury Gold Cup Coup Ay Tee has won the $150,000 Hawkesbury Gold Cup, coming from the back of the field to beat Julienas and Darci Be Good.
Conlan-trained pair to gallop at Valley Jim Conlan will use an exhibition gallop at Moonee Valley to help determine a first-up target for Rekindled Interest who hasn't raced since last spring.
Danny Nikolic toe-to-toe with cop Banned jockey Danny Nikolic allegedly stood toe-to-toe with a police officer in a confrontation that resulted in him being charged with assault.
Ethiopia pleases in exhibition gallop Group One winner Ethiopia has geared up for his spring return with an exhibition gallop at Sale ahead of a first-up start in the Makybe Diva Stakes.
Warwick Stakes timing right as Rain Taking on a quality field boasting seven Group One winners is no easy task but a race-fit Rain Affair is ready for the challenge.
Cauthen's spring campaign ramps up New Zealand colt Cauthen faces his hardest test to date at Moonee Valley ahead of a bid to earn himself a shot at the Cox Plate.
Sydney campaign on the agenda for Teronado Trainer Bruce Hill is confident Teronado can add another win to his record at Eagle Farm before he heads to Sydney for a spring carnival campaign.
O'Shea taking long-term view to spring Trainer John O'Shea will be looking to lay the foundation for winning results deeper into the spring when Diamond Oasis resumes at Warwick Farm.
Rawiller back in form after close shave Nash Rawiller, who escaped serious injury in a barrier incident, didn't take long to get back on top of his game at the Hawkesbury Gold Cup meeting.
Gregers out to reproduce first-up effort David Hayes is hoping to see another impressive performance from Gregers at Moonee Valley as the filly continues on her path towards the Thousand Guineas.
Oaks winner to kick-off in Toy Show Trainer Chris Waller hopes to have a clearer picture of the best spring path to follow with Royal Descent after she resumes at Warwick Farm.
Declaration of War wins International Declaration of War has exacted revenge on Al Kazeem and Toronado in the Juddmonte International at York.
Four winners for overseas-bound Wiggins It was a red-letter day for jockey Ryan Wiggins at Doomben where he rode his first four-timer and confirmed plans to represent Australia.
Tommy Berry to miss two Saturday meetings It was a good day on the track but a bad day in the stewards' room for jockey Tommy Berry who has been suspended on two counts of careless riding.
Nisbet chasing first stakes win at Valley Apprentice Kayla Nisbet has kept the ride on last start winner Pocket Rockets and will chase her first stakes win as a jockey in the Carlyon Stakes.
Class to trump Drago distance query: Robl The distance is not ideal but Peter Robl is confident Drago has the class to make his presence felt in the Up And Coming Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Long John to press spring claims at Valley Long John will put his unbeaten record on the line in the McKenzie Stakes but his spring program from there hasn't been decided.
Double Sandown cheer for Boss on birthday Glen Boss had plenty to cheer about on his 44th birthday, landing a double at Sandown with Bishops Castle and Don't Get Excited.
Waterhouse, Berry dominate at Canterbury Trainer Gai Waterhouse and jockey Tommy Berry were to the fore at Canterbury, combining for a winning treble in the first three races.
Metal Bender on target for Farm comeback The injury-plagued Metal Bender will make his latest comeback to racing in the Warwick Stakes alongside five of his Chris Waller-trained stablemates.
Prince to feel right at home in Gold Cup Prince Of Capers is an outsider in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup but Tony McEvoy says the veteran is well placed racing at the track where he is trained.
Rawiller stood down after barrier mishap Jockey Nash Rawiller has been lucky to escape serious injury following an incident in the starting stalls at Canterbury.
Self Sense earns Saturday-class call-up Self Sense has earned himself a step up in grade to Saturday racing after winning at Sandown.
Saptapadi trainer sweats on Ebor clearance Saptapadi, the English stayer last seen when down the course in a Victorian country Cup race in 2012, is in contention for an Ebor start at York.
Lady Cecil duo to clash in Yorkshire Oaks Wild Coco and Riposte will represent Lady Cecil in the Yorkshire Oaks, a race her late husband Sir Henry Cecil made his own with five wins.
Appearance looking good for spring return Top mare Appearance will start a campaign aimed at winning another Myer Classic when she resumes in the Show County Quality at Warwick Farm.
Cup ride to put Bell in racing spotlight Tim Bell has already packed a lot into a relatively short career in the saddle but his Hawkesbury Gold Cup ride on Loaded offers another opportunity.
Westsouthwest tunes up for hurdle feature Westsouthwest will return to flat racing at Sandown as he prepares to get in some preparation work for the Australian Hurdle.
Emerging apprentice chasing more city wins Melbourne apprentice Patrick Moloney is flying high at the top of the city jockeys' table and he hopes it can continue with three rides at Sandown.
Entries for Sydney Spring Thoroughbred Sale close Friday There are just two days left to get your entries in for next week’s 2013 Inglis Sydney Spring Thoroughbred Sale .
Commanding Jewel impresses in Valley spin Group One-winning mare Commanding Jewel begins a campaign aimed at the Cox Plate when she resumes at Moonee Valley.
Skein out to earn spring carnival call-up Trainer Ron Quinton has two ready-made carnival horses in Monton and Crafty Irna but he will be hoping for a third after Skein races at Canterbury.
Leading lights stand their ground in Ebor The Sir Michael Stoute-trained Opinion heads 53 horses still in contention for the Ebor, one of England's major handicap staying races.
High hopes for Al Kazeem Juddmonte chances Al Kazeem's connections are banking on a proven record over the Juddmonte International Stakes distance to be a telling factor in his clash with Toronado.
Afsare among Celebration Mile contenders The Luca Cumani-trained Afsare will be given his chance to post back-to-back wins when he runs in the Celebration Mile at Goodwood.
Araldo likely to miss Valley race Mike Moroney has nominated Araldo for a race at Moonee Valley but says he's likely to wait another week with the import.
Overreach eases in Golden Rose market Golden Slipper winner Overreach has been beaten in a barrier trial at Randwick and is an easing favourite for the $1 million Golden Rose.
Nolen free to ride at Valley after appeal Top jockey Luke Nolen has had one meeting shaved off a careless riding suspension on appeal and is free to ride at Moonee Valley.
No spring campaign for Zabeelionaire Zabeelionaire will not be seen this spring with trainer Leon Corstens sending the 2012 South Australian Derby winner for a spell.
New Zealander Veyron back for Warwick Farm New Zealander Veyron will be in illustrious company in the Warwick Stakes as he attempts to emulate his form from across the Tasman.
Commanding Jewel set for Valley return Group One winner Commanding Jewel is set to make her comeback in the Listed Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley with Craig Williams to ride.
Malavio ready for return to racing Stakes winner Malavio will make his comeback at Warwick Farm but trainer Steve Englebrecht has yet to decide which of two races he will run in.
Va Pensiero joins illustrious list of San Domenico winners Stratum colt Va Pensiero joined fellow Inglis graduates Snitzerland and Foxwedge as recent winners of the Group 3 ATC San Domenico Stakes when dashing away with the three-year-old feature in Sydney on Saturday.
De Kock retains faith in Shea Shea Trainer Mike de Kock is hoping his luck will turn with Shea Shea in the Nunthorpe Stakes after The Apache's relegation in the Arlington Million.
Boss to ride Rebel Dane at Warwick Farm Glen Boss will ride Rebel Dane when he makes his spring return in the Show County Quality on his home track at Warwick Farm.
Prebble pleased with Green Moon progress Two pleasing exhibition gallops from Green Moon have convinced jockey Brett Prebble the Melbourne Cup winner is in good shape for the spring
Longport nearing return to racing Trainer Dan Bougoure will target the Group One Myer Classic during the Melbourne spring carnival with his latest acquisition Longport.
Dandino confirms Melbourne Cup target Trainer Marco Botti will bring American St Leger winner Dandino to Melbourne for the spring as a replacement for the injured Jakkalberry.
Ike's Legacy heads Vandyke's spring team Trainer David Vandyke is looking forward to the return of Ike's Legacy who will run in a Rosehill barrier trial in preparation for his comeback.
Real Solution wins Arlington Million Real Solution has won the Arlington Million on protest after the relegation of the Mike de Kock-trained The Apache.
Royal Empire stakes Melbourne Cup claim Shekh Mohammed's Royal Empire has staked his claim for the Melbourne Cup with victory in the Group Three Freer Stakes at Newbury.
Change of plans for Whiskey Allround Whiskey Allround will start his spring campaign in Melbourne after a minor throat infection ruled him out of the San Domenico Stakes.
Five horses sent back to trials Jockeys usually bear the brunt of decisions made in the stewards' room but it was the horses who found themselves in trouble with the stipes at Rosehill.
Octavia gives McEvoy a Caulfield double Kerrin McEvoy ensured his hit-and-run visit to Melbourne was worthwhile, coming away with two feature race wins on the Caulfield program.
Winning treble for David Payne at Rosehill Local trainer David Payne has had a big day out at Rosehill with three winners who are all heading to the lesser spring features.
Thy's win may postpone motherhood Trainer Peter Moody says the stakes victory by Thy at Caulfield may tempt her owners to delay her retirement to the broodmare barn.
Puissance De Lune wins first-up Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has shown he's on target for a big campaign with a brilliant win in the P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Va Pensiero wins dramatic San Domenico The Jason Coyle-trained Va Pensiero has won a dramatic San Domenico Stakes in which the heavily backed favourite was scratched at the barrier.
Kiss A Rose in sizzling Quezette win Promising filly Kiss A Rose has unleashed a dazzling finish to overpower her rivals and win the Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.
Safeguard remains unbeaten after Vain As Peter Snowden outlined Group One plans for Vain Stakes winner Safeguard, rival trainer David Hayes was left to ponder what might have been.
Enigmatic Photon Willie wins - just Photon Willie did his best to turn certain victory into defeat with only the desperate urgings of Glyn Schofield salvaging the race.
Grey Assignment earns interstate trip Grey Assignment will be added to trainer Kelso Wood's Sydney spring carnival team after his determined victory at Doomben.
Import Pakal spaces rivals at Caulfield Pakal has rocketed into contention for the big spring races with an impressive six-length win at Caulfield at just his second local start.
Hanks heading to jumps after Caulfield win Seven-year-old Hanks has a life of jumping ahead of him but he still proved too good on the flat against more fancied horses at Caulfield.
Aussies Love Sport on Group One path Gai Waterhouse has declared the Spring Champion Stakes as the goal for Aussies Love Sport following his dominant Rosehill victory.
Dilemma for Little after mare wins again Text'n Hurley has presented trainer Colin Little with a tough decision after claiming her third win in a row at Caulfield.
Ward anticipating tough task in Morny No Nay Never was an impressive winner at Royal Ascot but trainer Wesley Ward concedes he will meet some tougher competition in France.
Il Cavallo pleasing Moody ahead of return Peter Moody says Il Cavallo is in good shape for his return in what is expected to be a competitive Vain Stakes at Caulfield.
Stewards ban trainer and stablehand Stewards have disqualified trainer Wayne Hudd and licenced stablehand Mark Day over the bona fides of Al Dhafra's training arrangement.
Moroney and McEvoy combine in Cockram Mike Moroney is hoping Kerrin McEvoy can make it two wins from as many rides on Octavia when he reunites with the mare in the Cockram Stakes.
Pluck foals and stallions updates Vinery champion More Than Ready is making enormous inroads as a sire of sires with the immediate success of Sebring, Perfectly Ready and his latest son at Stud Pluck.
Shoot Out well despite trial absence Multiple Group One winner Shoot Out remains on target for a first-up tilt at the Warwick Stakes despite his withdrawal from a barrier trial.
Tempo key to Puissance De Lune's hopes Glen Boss is excited about partnering Puissance De Lune this spring but says the stayer's first-up chances hinge on the speed of the P B Lawrence Stakes.
Bowman's defection could be Berry's gain Hugh Bowman's decision to partner Cluster ahead of Windjammer in the San Domenico Stakes has not detracted from trainer Bjorn Baker's hopes for his colt.
Distance dilemma for Less Is More His ideal distance range is still to be determined but Less Is More will have no trouble with the journey of his Rosehill assignment.
Allen has the key to Mishani Warrior Trainer Les Ross believes the patient riding style of Anthony Allen has played a major role in the form surge of promising sprinter Mishani Warrior.
Stitt has sights on another Taree Cup A carefully considered plan will come to fruition for trainer Ross Stitt when Single Spirit lines up in the Taree Cup.
Green Moon to gallop at Caulfield Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon will be one of nine Lloyd Williams-owned horses to participate in exhibition gallops at Caulfield.
Caulfield Cup hope Stencive injured The William Haggas-trained Stencive has been injured and will miss the rest of the season including the Caulfield Cup.
Atlantic Jewel shines in jump-out win Unbeaten star Atlantic Jewel is likely to resume in the Memsie Stakes after delighting trainer Mark Kavanagh with an impressive jump-out win at Flemington.
Afsare lands gold in Sovereign Afsare has ended a frustrating time for trainer Luca Cumani, winning at Salisbury after behaving himself well before the start.
Morgan duo poised for Caulfield return Coaxing the best out of horses with injury issues is nothing new for Peter Morgan, who will saddle up two comeback gallopers at Caulfield.
Payne's team to bounce back at Rosehill Staying prospect Double Eagle will take his next step towards a Group One goal when he lines up at Rosehill.
Sidestep returns for Golden Rose campaign Golden Slipper runner-up Sidestep will make his seasonal return at Rosehill in the San Domenico Stakes, en route to an early Group One assignment.
Price happy to test Ajeeb in Lawrence An on-pace racing style and a fitness edge will be in Ajeeb's favour when he steps up to weight-for-age company at Caulfield.
Regular's draw a relief for trainer Trainer Bryan Guy is hoping an ideal barrier draw will prove the catalyst for Regular to score an overdue win at Doomben.
Cracked skull hasn't stopped Lady Melksham Cockram Stakes second favourite Lady Melksham continues her return to racing after a serious mishap in the starting stalls.
Eden chases stakes success with Zellindi City-winning filly Zellindi resumes in the Group Three Quezette Stakes at Caulfield with trainer Shea Eden hoping she can deliver his first stakes success.
Gelding operation key to Polskie Prince In-form country galloper Polskie Prince will chase his third win in succession at Taree ahead of a possible interstate assignment.
Dettori gets Shea Shea call-up Frankie Dettori will replace the suspended Christophe Soumillon on the Nunthorpe Stakes favourite Shea Shea.
First Foal for 2013 - Merlo Down First foal for the 2013 season for Merlo Downs arrived on 8th August 2013.
Kavanagh makes winning start in Sydney Trainer Sam Kavanagh has made a winning start to his new venture in Sydney, sending out Words Are Weapons to win at Warwick Farm.
Golden Rose target for Into The Red Into The Red will join his high profile stablemate Sizzling on a Sydney spring carnival campaign after a dominant first up win at Eagle Farm.
The re-opening of the Moe track delayed The re-opening of the new all weather StrathAyr track at Moe has been delayed three months to ensure it consolidation.
Launay to improve second-up in Lawrence Paul Snowden hopes Launay can improve on his already impressive second-up statistics when he takes aim in the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
First win for owner-trainer partnership Filly Killcareless has given Bjorn Baker and businessman John Singleton their first success as a trainer-owner partnership at Warwick Farm.
Blinkers go on Whittington in San Domenico The Gai Waterhouse-trained Whittington will have a gear change for his first appearance of the season in the San Domenico Stakes.
Easy Running responds to tough love Some tough love from trainer Desleigh Forster has paved the way for Easy Running to end a long run of outs at Eagle Farm.
I Am Titanium breaks through at Geelong Three-year-old I Am Titanium is being set on a Caulfield Guineas path after scoring a break-through win at Geelong.
Norzita adds star power to Warwick Farm Classy mare Norzita has tuned up for her seasonal return with a solid workout between races at Warwick Farm.
PJA pledges to support Martin Dwyer Britain's jockeys' association will ask authorities not to reciprocate any ban imposed on Martin Dwyer by Indian authorities if his appeal fails.
Proven Open Day The 2013 Proven Thoroughbreds Cobbitty Lodge Open Day is on Sunday SEP 1. You're invited to kick off the spring in style at this excellent facility from 11am.
Dandino on track for spring Cups The Marco Botti-trained Jakkalberry won't be returning to Melbourne this spring but his stablemate Dandino is still on target for the Cups.
Hendra vaccine rollout for racing stock A subsidised program of vaccination against the Hendra virus has begun in Queensland and is available to all registered racehorses.
Mufhasa still has that winning feeling New Zealand champion Mufhasa will return to racing in the Makfi Stakes with retirement deferred for the nine-year-old.
Second Effort ready for Lawrence defence Clinton McDonald says in-form gelding Second Effort is in great shape for his defence of the Group Two P B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Cummings' green and gold colours preserved The famous green and gold colours synonymous with many of Bart Cummings greatest winners will be preserved as a mark of respect for the trainer.
Fast Dragon a definite San Domenico runner New Zealand stakes winner Fast Dragon will begin an ambitious spring campaign when he runs in the San Domenico Stakes.
Hayes-trained duo to face off at Geelong Two of David Hayes' spring carnival bound three-year-olds will be out to make a good impression when they resume in the same race at Geelong.
French mare to make Australian debut French mare You Are My World will make her Australian debut for trainer Tony McEvoy in a low-key race at Warwick Farm.
Dwyer's India ban increased Indian race stewards have increased jockey Martin Dwyer's suspension for a ride which prompted an angry response from racegoers.
Jakkalberry to miss Melbourne Cup Trainer Marco Botti says he will run out of time to get Melbourne Cup placegetter Jakkalberry fit for another attempt at Australia's most famous race.
Werribee given go ahead for spring Remedial work on the Werribee track means it will be in top shape to host the international spring carnival contenders, officials say.
Cup favourite to step out at Caulfield Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has pleased his connections ahead of his highly-anticipated return in the P.B Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Talented filly Assail retired Talented filly Assail's career has been prematurely shortened by an unusual throat condition and she will be retired to stud.
Miracles Of Life wins barrier trial Miracles Of Life has taken her first steps towards keeping her unbeaten record intact with a sparkling barrier trial in Adelaide.
Dear Demi begins her spring countdown Dear Demi will do all her spring racing in Melbourne starting with the Let's Elope Stakes at Flemington, the scene of her Group One Oaks win.
Commanding Jewel to wait another week Trainer Leon Corstens has decided against a Cockram Stakes return for Commanding Jewel, preferring to wait at least another week with the Group One winner.
Whiskey Allround to measure up at Rosehill Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan is confident Whiskey Allround has what it takes to be competitive in the San Domenico Stakes.
Moonlight Cloud magical in Marois Moonlight Cloud has racked up another Group One win in France, taking out the Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville.
Norzita to step out in exhibition gallop Cox Plate aspirant Norzita will step out in an exhibition gallop at Warwick Farm ahead of her scheduled return in the Toy Show Quality.
Vain Stakes return for Safeguard Safeguard, who Paul Snowden says is bigger and stronger than last season, will be out to remain unbeaten when he resumes in the Vain Stakes.
Rebel Dane to do the talking for Portelli Gary Portelli has had to delay the spring return of stakes winner I'm All The Talk but is upbeat about the prospects of Rebel Dane.
Melbourne back on agenda for Doubtfilly A trip to Melbourne is back on the agenda for Doubtfilly as trainer Stuart Kendrick maps out a black type program for the Ascot Handicap winner.
You're So Good to resume in Cockram Trainer Nigel Blackiston is looking forward to the spring carnival with You're So Good who he says is bigger and stronger than in the autumn.
Deauville second for Cirrus Des Aigles Cirrus Des Aigles remains on track for the Champion Stakes at Ascot despite being beaten for the third time in three starts this preparation.
Europe claim Shergar Cup at Ascot The European team, led by Gerald Mosse, has claimed the Shergar Cup jockeys series at Ascot from Great Britain and Ireland.
Another four-timer for Nash Rawiller Nash Rawiller has posted another four-timer in Sydney, riding half the card at Randwick to continue his remarkable patch of form.
A milestone day for Cummings partnership A double at Randwick including the Listed Rosebud has given the Bart and James Cummings partnership a great start to spring.
Broken snares Aurie's Star victory A race-fit Broken has finished strongly to deny Queensland sprinter Temple Of Boom his second victory in the Group Three Aurie's Star Handicap.
Treble for Munce at Eagle Farm Top jockey Chris Munce has taken riding honours at Eagle Farm with a winning treble, ending a run of outs from the winner's stall.
Rain Affair in a race of his own Joe Pride is weighing up his spring options for Rain Affair after the gelding's sizzling return to the winner's circle in the Missile Stakes at Randwick.
Tuscan Fire lands boilover victory Trainer Dan O'Sullivan was apologetic after stayer Tuscan Fire produced a stunning first-up performance to land a shock victory at Flemington.
Hill lauds Teronado after Eagle Farm win Teronado has taken the first step towards repaying the faith of trainer Bruce Hill with a decisive performance at Eage Farm.
Green Moon impresses in track gallop Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon has geared up for his race return with an impressive exhibition gallop at Flemington.
McEvoy praises mature ride by Nisbet Trainer Tony McEvoy has praised apprentice Kayla Nisbet for a patient ride on Pocket Rockets who continued his winning form at Flemington.
Retirement on hold for Funtantes The racing career of Funtantes is likely to be extended by trainer Robert Heathcote after she rediscovered winning form at Eagle Farm.
Bonne Nuit makes it two in a row Bonne Nuit snuck under the guard of most punters but her victory at Flemington came as no surprise to trainer Barry Fox.
First city winner for new Cummings yard The fledgling training partnership of Bart and James Cummings has celebrated its first city success at Randwick.
About Square sprints to Flemington win Originally earmarked for a staying career, About Square proved his future lays in sprinting with a convincing short-course victory at Flemington.
Boss thrilled with Melbourne Cup favourite Champion jockey Glen Boss can't wait for the spring with Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune after partnering the stayer in a trial at Ballarat.
Green Moon to gallop at Flemington Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon will be the star attraction when several Lloyd Williams-owned horses take part in exhibition gallops at Flemington.
Flemington trial for Chiaramonte The first-up performance of Chiaramonte will determine whether he is given a chance in the better sprint races at Flemington this campaign.
Rawiller, Waterhouse to be Rosebud rivals Punters have been cautioned against reading too much into Nash Rawiller's booking for Watabout instead of Bull Point in The Rosebud.
Falcent faces biggest test in Aurie's Star Proven ability to handle both the Flemington straight and a rain-affected track will hold Falcent in good stead for his stakes race debut.
Over 100 supplementary entries boost next week’s Melbourne August Thoroughbred Sale A number of quality supplementary entries have boosted next week’s Inglis Melbourne August Thoroughbred Sale to 397 lots. The two day sale, held at Oaklands, starts Thursday, 15 August 2013 at 12.30pm.
Forster happy with Adebisi decision Trainer Desleigh Forster says she has made the right call to start Adebisi at Eagle Farm in preference to the Missile Stakes in Sydney.
Veteran sprinter still young at heart Despite a career plagued by bad luck and injury, Missile Stakes contender Mic Mac retains a spritely nature and a keen zest for racing.
Atlantic Jewel pleases Rodd in trial Atlantic Jewel has taken the first step towards her racing comeback with a quiet hitout in wet conditions at Flemington.
Part-owner selling share in Buffering Former Socceroo Scott Chipperfield has taken to Twitter to announce he is selling his share in multiple Group One placegetter Buffering.
Big weights thwarting Floral Insight Floral Insight is paying for his consistency with big weights, forcing connections to contemplate an early retirement for the hardy country sprinter.
Mare set to test Casino Cup fancy The recent form of handy mare Villamill has her poised to figure prominently in the feature Casino Cup.
Tom Waterhouse sells up for $34m Tom Waterhouse has sold his online betting business for $34 million to UK gaming company William Hill.
No decision on Missile start for Hay List Connections of super sprinter Hay List will delay a decision on whether he runs in the Missile Stakes until the morning of the race.
Cassidy predicts bright spring for Hathras Promising stayer Hathras could emerge as one of jockey Jim Cassidy's lynch pins for the upcoming carnival races in Sydney and Melbourne.
Riziz out to upstage Group One winners In-form sprinter Riziz is likely to get conditions to his liking as he attempts to upstage some proven Group One performers in the Aurie's Star Handicap.
Exclusive Inglis TV Coverage of Eliza Park International Launch Last night saw the newly acquired Eliza Park International officially launch. Held at River Room, Crown in Melbourne, Inglis TV was there to cover this exclusive event.
Rain Affair poised to break winless run A confidence-boosting barrier trial romp and a sharp drop in class have Rain Affair poised to end a 17-month losing streak at Randwick.
Sargent has Randwick in his sights Good Job Bro will make his seasonal return in The Rosebud at Randwick, a day before his trainer John Sargent makes the track his permanent home.
Rose and Guineas options for Great Esteem David Hayes is aiming Great Esteem at the Caulfield Guineas but his campaign could also include the Golden Rose, pending his first-up performance.
Eagle Farm comeback for Falino Trainer Darren Bell is happy with the progress of Falino who returns at Eagle Farm following a throat operation.
Wet weather claims Bendigo meeting Rain has forced the abandonment of a meeting at Bendigo while two other Victorian fixtures have been transferred to different tracks.
Dawn Approach set for Prix Marois Godolphin's Dawn Approach is among the star studded cast for the Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville to take on Moonlight Cloud.
No charges in Sungate inquiry Trainers interviewed over the use of veterinary product Sungate, which contains an anabolic steroid, will not face charges.
Waterhouse trio gears up for spring Gai Waterhouse wasn't on track at Canterbury but it didn't stop her making her presence felt by winning three of the seven races.
Chad Schofield fails in appeal against ban Chad Schofield has failed in his appeal against his latest careless riding suspension and will miss 10 meetings including Aurie's Star Handicap day.
Support continues for Simone Montgomerie Leading racing participants rally to show their support for the family of Simone Montgomerie, killed in a race fall at Darwin.
Boss donates to Montgomerie Fund Champion jockey Glen Boss booted home a winner at Sandown and is donating his prizemoney for the week to the Simone Montgomerie Fund.
Olympic Anthem signals new era Olympic Anthem became the first horse to win in Brisbane for the China Racing Club which is about to stage its inaugural racing carnival.
Mare poised to upset the boys in Missile It has been a decade since a mare last won the Missile Stakes but trainer Gerald Ryan is confident Mrs Onassis can upstage the males at Randwick.
Montgomery a rising hurdles star Hurdles newcomer Montgomery has crushed the field at Sandown and booked a date for the Australian Hurdle .
Ferlax starts out on path to Cox Plate Ferlax starts a campaign at Flemington in the Aurie's Star Handicap which is hoped will culminate in a shot at the Cox Plate later in the spring.
Knight Exemplar still learning how to win Knight Exemplar, among this week's first Cox Plate entries, has maintained his perfect winning record for trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Dettori secures French Listed win Frankie Dettori has landed his first stakes sucess since his return from a drug ban, winning a Listed race on Mshawish in France.
Nechita entered for Irish stakes race The former Nathan Tinkler-owned Australian Group One winner Nechita is scheduled to run in Ireland at her first start for Coolmore.
Darwin Cup money to go to jockey's family The Darwin Cup has officially been abandoned and the $200,000 prize money will go to the family of jockey Simone Montgomerie who died in a fall.
Atlantic Jewel ready for the spring Atlantic Jewel and Super Cool are back on the road to rich pickings as they prepare for the big Spring Racing Carnival in Melbourne.
Hay List no certainty for Missile Stakes Trainer John McNair will decide at acceptance time whether Hay List runs in the Missile Stakes with Hugh Bowman to ride if he takes his place.
Internationals highlight spring features Horses trained or bred in Europe dominate entries for the Caulfield Cup, but the locals hold the upper hand in the Cox Plate.
Sizzling wins Doomben barrier trial Sizzling showed he is on target for his spring carnival campaign when he clocked the fastest time of the day to win a Doomben barrier trial.
Luckygray looks to recapture WA form WA galloper Luckygray makes his debut for Caulfield-based trainer Robert Smerdon as the gelding looks to replicate his winning form in the west.
King Of Love to resume after a year Trainer Rod Craig is looking forward to the return of King Of Love who is returning after a year off recovering from injury.
Telescope in Lancaster entries One time Derby favourite Telescope is poised to step up to stakes company again in the Rose of Lancaster Stakes.
Swettenham Stud - August Newsletter First first foal for Master of Design. The black colt was born on Monday morning at the Nagambie nursery and is the first foal from grey Dash For Cash mare Miracle Magic.
Jockey dies after fall at Darwin Cup Jockey Simone Montgomerie has died after being thrown from her horse during a race at the Darwin Cup.
Race added to Flemington meeting A race has been added to the Aurie's Star Handicap meeting at Flemington after the abandonment of two country meetings due to rain.
Streama wins barrier trial ahead of spring Streama has won a barrier trial ahead of a Sydney spring campaign which could include the Epsom Handicap.
Temple Of Boom chasing second Aurie's Star Temple Of Boom is chasing a second Aurie's Star Handicap success at Flemington where he will be ridden by Craig Williams.
Rain Affair ready to fire in Missile Trainer Joe Pride has no concerns about a wet or dry Randwick with Rain Affair primed to perform on any surface.
Weissmuller gets his moment in the sun The horse nicknamed Tarzan, gets his moment to shine at Flemington after coming to Australia as a companion for boom NZ colt Cauthen.
Zabeel sires his 1000th individual winner Lovin Connection's win in a New Zealand maiden has given super sire Zabeel his 1000th individual winner.
Lethal Force could still run in Melbourne Trainer Clive Cox will continue to take Lethal Force along one race at a time following his defeat in France.
Moonlight Cloud defeats Lethal Force The Freddie Head-trained Moonlight Cloud has won the Group One Maurice de Gheest at Deauville for the third consecutive year.
Hawks Bay needs to set weight record Defending titleholder Hawks Bay will have to better his own weight-carrying record if he is to win his third successive Darwin Cup.
Waller stars step up spring preparations Many of Chris Waller's stable stars will be on show at the Rosehill barrier trials before lining up against each other in the Warwick Stakes.
Rawiller rates Fiorente a spring priority Nash Rawiller is putting his faith in Fiorente for the spring as he bids to continue the form which drove him to a third Sydney riders' title.
Mrs Onassis has Missile in her sights Gerald Ryan sees no need to give Mrs Onassis a barrier trial before the Missile Stakes with the mare fully fit to take on a speedy field.
Winsili causes a Nassau Stakes upset The John Gosden-trained Winsili has caused an upset in the Nassau Stakes in which favourite Sky Lantern could only manage fifth.
Schweida welcomes Better Than Ready return Better Than Ready is poised to return to trainer Kelly Schweida's stables on a Group One mission during the spring carnival.
Schofield outed for Champagne Cath ride Glyn Schofield's return to riding has been short-lived with a Rosehill suspension ruling the jockey out of the Missile Stakes meeting.
Liesele ends long losing streak at Doomben Retirement plans for Liesele might be put on hold if trainer Liam Birchley has his way after she broke a long run of outs at Doomben.
Chris Waller quinella in Winter Challenge Coup Ay Tee has beaten highly rated stablemate Bayrir to give trainer Chris Waller the quinella in the Listed Winter Challenge.
Stable Star overcomes nerves in Valley win A horse whose nerves stopped him from producing his best stayed calm at Moonee Valley and raced to his potential.
Cassidy makes winning return on Velrosso It hasn't taken Jim Cassidy long to ride his first winner since a winter holiday, partnering Velrossa to victory at Rosehill.
Rosehill unearths new-season 3YO talent Three-year-olds Kirov and Windjammer have scored impressive Rosehill wins to stamp their claims for feature spring races.
Firmer track no concern for Double Impact Double Impact proved he isn't just a mudlark when he led throughout to score a runaway win at Doomben.
Gregers stakes claim for Thousand Guineas Trainer David Hayes has declared Gregers his top Thousand Guineas filly after she scored a brilliant first-up win at Moonee Valley.
Clevadude foils Valley plunge on NZ colt Local three-year-old Clevadude showed the benefit of race experience in his Moonee Valley victory over the heavily backed New Zealander Cauthen.
Lethal Force out to continue G1 sequence Lethal Force, the English sprinter who has attracted the attention of Victoria spring carnival talent scouts, will continue his campaign at Deauville.
O'Brien maps out Camelot racing campaign The English and Irish Derby winner Camelot is close to returning to racing with the Juddmonte International or the Irish Champion Stakes as a target.
Hawkes filly strikes tough race for debut Maroon Bay is a well-bred filly who goes to the races for the first time at Moonee Valley in a contest that has more depth than Wayne Hawkes anticipated.
Carlton House stars for Gai during trials Gai Waterhouse's spring team, led by the Queen's horse Carlton House and Melbourne Cup fancy Fiorente, was out in force in barrier trials at Randwick.
Champagne Cath back for early-season cameo Physical immaturity could restrict unbeaten filly Champagne Cath's second campaign to just two races, starting with a benchmark 72 at Rosehill.
Darci Be Good up to the Challenge: Murray Darci Be Good will be out to confirm he is on track for a defence of his Hawkesbury Gold Cup crown when he runs in the Winter Challenge at Rosehill.
Veteran Osvaldo to revive racing fortunes Osvaldo left Melbourne for a career in Hong Kong five years ago and is now back home looking to squeeze out another victory.
Never-say-die attitude helps Moloney mare Courageous mare Streets Of Seattle meets one of the toughest fields she has faced at Moonee Valley, but her trainer predicts another bold effort.
Stable favourite D'Jet resumes at Doomben D'Jet has his issues trying to fit into stable life but he will always have a special place in trainer Caitlin Lavin's heart.
McEvoy back in action for Darley Kerrin McEvoy returns to riding at Rosehill refreshed and ready to join the strong Darley team heading to the feature races.
St Nicholas Abbey making progress: O'Brien Trainer Aidan O'Brien has issued an upbeat report about the progress of St Nicholas Abbey as the glamour horse recovers from two major operations.
Arc-winning jockey Pasquier to appeal ban Leading French jockey Stephane Pasquier will fight a three-month ban for testing positive to a prohibitive substance.
Hannon happy to wait for Toronado target A decision on where Sussex Stakes winner Toronado heads next has been put on hold but the Prix Jacques le Marois at Deauville is looking unlikely.
Brown Panther bound for Melbourne Cup Retired footballer Michael Owen plans to bring his horse Brown Panther to Melbourne following his win in the Goodwood Cup.
New chapter in Cummings family dynasty He is learning his craft from the best and James Cummings is determined to continue on the path carved by his famous grandfather Bart.
Pepperwood wins successive Coffs Cups Brisbane-trained Pepperwood confirmed there is still life in his old legs with a clear-cut win in the Coffs Harbour Cup.
Melbourne Cup hopefuls head barrier trials The Queen's horse Carlton House and Melbourne Cup placegetter Fiorente will be among the high-profile horses in action in barrier trials at Randwick.
ATC grandstand ready for spring carnival The biggest sporting facility built in Sydney for more than a decade, a multi-purpose grandstand at Randwick, will soon be fully operational.
Entries closing for ‘select’ Sydney Ready 2 Race Sale Entries are closing shortly for the ‘select’ Inglis Sydney Ready 2 Race Sale , which has already attracted plenty of nominations by many of Asia’s leading sires.
Versatility a key to Keep It Moist: jockey Jockey Ric McMahon has predicted a return to Keep It Moist's normal racing pattern to capitalise on a favourable barrier draw at Doomben.
I'm Too Sexy back in the groove for Valley Trainer Mark Riley says I'm Too Sexy has recovered from feet problems that ruined her Magic Millions campaign and she is fit and well for Moonee Valley.
Weighty issue forces Nolen out of Valley Leading jockey Luke Nolen has put on a few extra kilograms while on holiday which has ruled him out of the Moonee Valley meeting.
Waller takes low-key approach with Bayrir Bayrir is a Grade One winner and would appear to be a class above his Winter Challenge rivals but Chris Waller isn't sure what to expect at Rosehill.
Mount Athos in Goodwood lead-up to Aust Mount Athos could have just one more start in the Goodwood Cup before heading to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Kingsbarns remains in Juddmonte entries Kingsbarns, once rated a Classic contender for trainer Aidan O'Brien before a setback, is one of 19 remaining entries for the Juddmonte International.
Revenge sweet for Toronado in Sussex win Toronado has come out on top in his latest clash with Dawn Approach, winning the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
Celebrations turn sour for Qld apprentice Luke Tarrant rode his first city winner when Tisani Tomso scored at Doomben but celebrations were cut short when he was suspended for careless riding.
Brenton Avdulla suspended at Farm Jockey Brenton Avdulla has ended the racing season on a sour note, losing a race on protest and being suspended for careless riding.
Nash Rawiller seals Sydney jockeys' title Weeks spent on the sideline with injury have spurred champion jockey Nash Rawiller on to Sydney jockeys' premiership success.
Craig Williams to return at Moonee Valley Globetrotting jockey Craig Williams has his first Melbourne rides at Moonee Valley since landing four winners at Flemington on Anzac Day.
Jim Cassidy returns to the Sydney fold The first city meeting of the new season in Sydney will coincide with the return of top jockey Jim Cassidy from a winter spell.
Moody set for winning start to new season Champion Melbourne trainer Peter Moody has strong prospects of beginning the new racing season in style at Moonee Valley.
Hollywood Bound stands tall at Doomben Trainer Peter Hulbert isn't complaining about Hollywood Bound's physical limitations after the gelding scored a runaway win at Doomben.
Cruden Bay to race on in Melbourne Promising youngster Cruden Bay has avoided a transfer to Singapore and is likely to resume in the Group Two Danehill Stakes at Flemington.
Waller wins then loses after Farm protest A run of outs with protest hearings has continued for trainer Chris Waller with Loch Leven relegated after finishing first past the post at Warwick Farm.
Yearling Sale Preparation & Presentation Seminar on in two weeks Inglis will be hosting a Yearling Sale Preparation & Presentation Seminar at Oaklands in two weeks times on Thursday 15 August, following the first day of the Melbourne August Thoroughbred Sale
Rawiller seals Sydney jockeys' premiership Leading jockey Nash Rawiller has ridden Diamond Jim to victory at Warwick Farm to win the Sydney jockeys' premiership from Hugh Bowman.
Locals chasing Coffs Harbour Cup win Former Nathan Tinkler-owned galloper Hour Of Peril will be out to land a victory for a handful of locals when he contests the Coffs Harbour Cup.
Rawiller holds whip hand after scratchings Nash Rawiller will have two more rides than Hugh Bowman at Warwick Farm as he tries to protect his 2-1/2-win lead in the Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Breeding industry mourns exciting sire The Australian thoroughbred breeding industry has lost one of its potential breed-shapers with the sudden death of Widden Stud stallion Northern Meteor.
Eddie Ahern's appeal dismissed Jockey Eddie Ahern has lost his appeal against a 10-year ban for intentionally failing to ensure a horse was ridden on its merits.
Apprentice jockey wins SA premiership Seventeen-year-old apprentice jockey Jamie Kah has won the Adelaide jockeys' premiership with 41 metroplitan wins in her debut season.
Rosehill options aplenty for Fill The Page David Vandyke is weighing up his Rosehill options with Fill The Page in a bid to increase her value for new owner Ian Smith.
Injured Zabeelionaire out of Moonee Valley Group One winner Zabeelionaire will not run at Moonee Valley after hurting a hind leg while working out on a walking machine.
Northern Meteor for first-season honours Northern Meteor holds the aces in the battle with Sebring as their battle for first-season sire honours goes into the final day of the racing season.
No birthday gift for Vicario The timing of the horses' birthday means an opportunity may have been lost for the handy filly Vicario.
Rawiller in box seat for jockeys' title Nash Rawiller has a full book of rides against Hugh Bowman's five mounts as they play out the final act in their Sydney jockeys' premiership battle.
Sydney sprinter in four-race WA campaign The Gerald Ryan-trained Snitsky has been confirmed for a West Australian campaign, taking in four sprint races at the start of the new racing season.
More Than Ready Heads Proven Trio Vinery’s proven trio of More Than Ready, Testa Rossa and Mossman have manned up to keep the stud in the spotlight while the younger brigade are waiting in the wings.
Weld makes ideal start to Galway festival Diplomat and Mustajeeb have given Dermot Weld a flying start to the Galway racing festival as the trainer celebrated his 65th birthday.
Kempton to permanently honour Kauto Star Kauto Star will be honoured with the naming of a feature event at Kempton, the racetrack where he won the King George VI Chase five times.
Star names stand firm for Sussex Stakes Dawn Approach and Toronado have been confirmed among seven horses entered for the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
Shamexpress primes for spring carnival Shamexpress will be looking to make up for lost opportunities after his failed English campaign when he gets set for the rich takings in the spring carnival.
Novellist riding plans uncertain Trainer Andreas Wohler will have to look for a new rider for Novellist in Germany with Johnny Muratgh unable to partner him.
Spring stars on show in barrier trials Spring stars past and future will step out in a bumper set of barrier trials at Randwick ahead of their returns to racing.
Sntizel's Jewel ready for the next step up Snitzel's Jewel can cap her sparkling return to racing when she takes the next step up at Rosehill.
Rawiller set to win Australia jockey title Victorian jockey Brad Rawiller had overcome three months absence from riding because of suspension and injury to lead the Australian jockey table.
Bayrir set to make Australian debut Former French horse Bayrir is scheduled to have his first Australian start in the Listed Winter Challenge Stakes at Rosehill.
NZ boom colt Cauthen ready for Australia There are big hopes for New Zealand boom colt Cauthen who makes his Australian debut at Moonee Valley.
New Godolphin trainer gets first winner Charlie Appleby has saddled his first winner for Godolphin after taking over disgraced trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni's Newmarket stable.
Champion Stakes main aim for Cirrus Trainer Corrine Barande-Barbe says she is not disappointed with Cirrus Des Aigles' King George fourth and will aim him at the Champion Stakes.
Trainer scores maiden city win Trainer Henry Dwyer has celebrated his first city win with Mendivil who also gave apprentice Patrick Moloney the second leg of a winning double.
Cup favourite to resume at Caulfield Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune begins his campaign for Australia's greatest race in next month's Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield.
Rawiller not quite ready to claim victory Nash Rawiller is not quite ready to claim victory in the Sydney premiership but has the upper hand over Hugh Bowman with one meeting remaining.
Bashboy wins second National An intenational career now beckons for Bashboy following his second Grand National Steeplechase win under a massive 72.5kg.
Missy Longstocking resumes training The Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes is the ultimate goal for Missy Longstocking who is poised to return to the stables of trainer Liam Birchley.
Maythehorsebemagic claims Houlahan Maythehorsebemagic, a horse bred to be a star on the flat has won his biggest race, the J J Houlahan Hurdle at Sandown.
Top trainer praises apprentice The success of apprentice Regan Bayliss in his first race ride has drawn praise from his boss, Melbourne's leading trainer Peter Moody.
Slipper winner Overreach nearing return Golden Slipper winner Overreach is almost ready for a barrier trial ahead of a spring campaign aimed at further Group One success.
St Nicholas Abbey making progress St Nicholas Abbey has made positive progress after undergoing emergency colic surgery just two days after a leg operation.
Novellist enters record books at Ascot German horse Novellist, a 13-2 outsider, has run a course record time in winning the prestigious King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot.
Nash Rawiller makes his mark at Randwick Nash Rawiller will go into the final meeting of the season at unbackable odds to win the Sydney jockeys' premiership after riding four winners at Randwick.
Lennie's Choice stages seven-day reversal Trainer Kelly Schweida has leapt to the defence of Lennie's Choice after he bounced back from an odds-on defeat to win in class record time at Doomben.
See The World defies wide trip in Sprint Joe Pride's instructions to Nash Rawiller didn't work out but it wasn't enough to stop See The World from winning the July Sprint at Randwick.
Second Effort wins Group Three Bletchingly Trainer Clinton McDonald will give Second Effort the chance to win another Group Two Lawrence Stakes after he took out the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Keep It Moist lands plunge at Doomben Stewards have questioned Larry Cassidy's tearaway tactics aboard Beeby Gem as Keep It Moist scored a plunge win at Doomben.
Follonica boosts Bowman's premiership bid Follonica might have ended her racing career on a winning note at Randwick as she kept Hugh Bowman in contention for the Sydney jockeys' title.
Octavia win sets up Cockram Stakes start Trainer Mike Moroney is looking towards the Cockram Stakes for talented filly Octavia after her easy win at Caulfield.
Janette Johnson brings up milestone win Gold Coast-based apprentice Janette Johnson achieved an career-turning point when Voodoo Blue Magic overcame difficulties to win at Doomben.
Arabian Gold on Flight path to Group One Arabian Gold has confirmed plans for a spring campaign aimed at the Group One Flight Stakes with her fourth win in six starts.
Midnight Glory ends lean run at Caulfield The Darren Weir-trained Midnight Glory has registered his first win two years at Caulfield, beating St Mark and Dayita.
Rawiller takes lead in riders' premiership Nash Rawiller has drawn first blood in his ongoing battle with Hugh Bowman for the Sydney jockeys' premiership.
Monkstone adds to Moody 200th celebrations Trainer Peter Moody cracked the 200-winner mark for the season at Donald and minutes later collected his 201st with Monkstone at Caulfield.
Bashboy deserves what he's got: trainer A big weight over an exteme distance shouldn't bother star steeplechaser Bashboy as he tries to win a second Grand National Steeplechase.
Ajtebi back in business with Godolphin win Former camel rider Ahmed Ajtebi confirmed a return to English racing with a Listed win on the Godolphin-owned Zibelina.
Cup placegetters ready for Goodwood return The three horses who filled the placings in the 2012 Goodwood Cup are among 18 entries for this year's renewal.
Setback for St Nicholas Abbey St Nicholas Abbey's condition is described as guarded following surgery for colic just a day after an operation on his injured pastern.
Belle Couture out of action until summer Belle Couture, the $2.6 million half-sister to Black Caviar, has been sent to the spelling paddock with a summer campaign in mind.
Racing officials act on inside information A review into the More Joyous inquiry has recommended the introduction of new racing rules to deal with conflict of interest and inside information.
100% Winners to Runners last week Son of Sire of Sires, Storm Cat, El Nino had another flurry of winners last week in the USA, with 3 runners for 3 winners over 3 days!
Moody assured of fourth Melbourne title Premier trainer Peter Moody already has his fourth successive Melbourne title wrapped up, but he's looking to finish the season in style at Caulfield.
Rawiller all the rage for jockeys' title Punters are continuing to support Nash Rawiller in the Sydney jockeys' title race despite Hugh Bowman holding on to a narrow lead.
Rebel Dane pleases with barrier trial win Trainer Gary Portelli will keep his spring options open with Rebel Dane after the promising galloper's Warwick Farm barrier trial win.
Ambitious goals lie ahead for Bell Jockey Tim Bell says he's riding in peak form and has set himself the goal of a premiership victory in Brisbane next season.
Quinn moves on from Grafton to chase Plate Missing out on the best result in a race he has long wanted to win hasn't deterred Marc Quinn from chasing even bigger goals for Pentasia.
Eddie Hayson issued with show cause notice Well-known punter Eddie Hayson faces the prospect of being banned from racing for failing to provide enough information during the More Joyous inquiry.
Frankie Dettori strikes for new retainer Frankie Dettori is off and running as stable jockey for Sheikh Joaan Bin Hamad Al Thani after winning a race at Sandown.
Cirrus Des Aigles spearheads George octet Eight runners will take their place in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes, including France's glamour galloper Cirrus Des Aigles.
Star duo set for Sussex Stakes showdown Star attractions Dawn Approach and Toronado are among 13 entries for the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
St Nicholas Abbey recuperating Six-time Group One winner St Nicholas Abbey is recovering from surgery on his injured pastern but remians in intensive care.
Godolphin in clear after doping inquiry A British inquiry has found the Godolphin stable's Newmarket doping problems were caused by just one trainer, the now-banned Mahmood Al Zarooni.
Waterhouse appeals second More Joyous fine The saga over the autumn campaign of More Joyous is set to continue after Gai Waterhouse appealed against a fine for failing to report a lameness issue.
Race fitness key for resuming Havana Rey A plan to have Havana Rey race fit in time for some of the early carnival features in Sydney is the reason for his off-season return at Randwick.
Australian Oaks winner ready to trial A trio of Group One winners including Royal Descent will step out for leading trainer Chris Waller during a Warwick Farm barrier trial.
New CEO appointed to Racing Queensland Racing Minister Steve Dickson has announced Darren Condon will be the new chief executive officer of Racing Queensland.
Berry back in town for top Randwick rides Tommy Berry returns to Saturday racing in Sydney for the first time in almost three months with a book of seven rides at Randwick.
Launay ready for first-up Bletchingly win Launay is set to return in the Bletchingly Stakes with assistant trainer Paul Snowden insisting the Darley sprinter is sounder than ever.
Gear switch put on hold for Prussian Heart Michael Nolan believes Prussian Heart can overcome his wayward behaviour with more racing and experience and has resisted the option of a gear change.
Weir keeps lid on Means A Lot expectations After more than a year away from the track, Means A Lot gets her chance to consolidate a first-up win at Caulfield.
O'Brien team tops Champion Stakes entries Trainer Aidan O'Brien is leaving nothing to chance in his bid for an eighth win in the Irish Champion Stakes
Aigles as good as ever for Ascot: trainer Trainer Corine Barande-Barbe insists her stable star Cirrus Des Aigles will be close to his best for the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Derby-placed Galileo Rock heads Leger noms Galileo Rock, placed twice at Classic level this season, is equal favourite to win the St Leger after 43 entries were received for the race.
Black Caviar to go to Exceed And Excel Champion sire-elect Exceed And Excel has been confirmed as Black Caviar's first partner as she begins her new career as a broodmare.
Bowman, Rawiller neck and neck for title Hugh Bowman is clinging to his lead in the Sydney jockeys' premiership after Nash Rawiller edged one win closer at Canterbury.
Neuschwanstein rock solid in Brisbane win Neuschwanstein has revived some fond memories for trainer Robert Heathcote when he scored a breakthrough win at Eagle Farm.
See The World to bounce back at Randwick A return to a genuine sprint trip and a gear change could prove the key to See The World turning his recent form around at Randwick.
April Rose romps home in heavy going Three-year-old filly April Rose made it six wins from eight starts when she romped home for her Wagga Wagga connections at Sandown.
Mathrick happy with second-hand horses Trainer Shawn Mathrick has transformed rogue galloper Our Nkwazi into an almost instant winner with a brave victory at Sandown.
Trainer puts proviso on Road Trippin' run Handy galloper Road Trippin' is one of the early favourites for his race at Caulfield but the three-year-old won't be risked on heavy going.
Melbourne Cup duo step out between races Two of trainer Gai Waterhouse's leading Melbourne Cup aspirants tuned up for their spring returns with an exhibition gallop between races at Canterbury.
Concerns unfounded for Don't Get Excited Fears that a wet track at Sandown could be a problem for Don't Get Excited proved to be unfounded with the gelding scoring a strong win.
Jewson heads new Grade One jumps races Four British jumps races have been elevated to Grade One status, including the Jewson Novices' Chase at Cheltenham.
Murtagh wins King George ride on Novellist Novellist, into 4-1 second favouritism for the King George VI And Queen Elizabaeth Stakes, will be ridden by Johnny Murtagh in the Group One race.
St Nicholas Abbey to undergo surgery Six-time Group One winner St Nicholas Abbey will undergo surgery on an injured pastern in an attempt to save him for a stud career.
St Nicholas Abbey suffers serious injury Six-time Group One winner St Nicholas Abbey has suffered a career-ending injury with owners Coolmore hoping to save him for a stud career.
Johnson returns to Australia with a winner Murray Johnson, an Australian who made his name as a racehorse trainer in America, has landed a winner with his first local runner at Seymour.
Mick Kent closes in on training landmark Cranbourne trainer Mick Kent is headed for a career-best season on Melbourne metropolitan tracks with three city meetings remaining.
Wet to boost Second Effort in Bletchingly The near certainty of a soft track at Caulfield has improved the prospects of Second Effort in the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.
Sidelined Stitt to miss Jack's city return Ross Stitt is recovering from a knee replacement but the trainer says there are no such fitness issues with stable star Youthful Jack.
Bailey banking on more luck for Harada Bay Harada Bay, a hardluck story of the Grafton Guineas, will be out to set the record straight at Canterbury.
No joy for Gai Waterhouse with $2000 fine Trainer Gai Waterhouse has been fined $2000 for not reporting More Joyous was lame in the days leading up to the Queen of the Turf Stakes
Octavia saved for easier Caulfield race In-form filly Octavia will skip the Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield in preference for a race against her own kind.
Mullins' ambulance ban reduced to 10 days The Irish jockey who got behind the wheel of an ambulance so he could weigh out in time for an upcoming ride, has had a minor victory.
Weather a concern for St Nicholas: O'Brien Joseph O'Brien is desperate for a firm surface for St Nicholas Abbey to show his best in the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Turf hero Sea The Stars sires first winner Stars Over The Sea has given his famous sire Sea The Stars his first winner as a stallion with victory at Ayr.
Arc looms for Fabre-trained Triple Threat Andre Fabre has boosted his team heading towards the Prix de l'Arc Triomphe after Triple Threat's win in the Prix Eugene Adam.
Plunge horse withdrawn in Ireland Irish stewards have foiled a betting plunge, withdrawing a horse after discovering it was being trained at the stable of the registered trainer.
Ruud Awakening set for return New Zealand's top two-year-old Ruud Awakening is set to make her return to racing in Melbourne after pleasing trainer Stephen Marsh in a workout.
Murray Johnson a new training name After traininfg for two decades in the United States, Murray Johnson has returned home and will have his first runner at Seymour.
Melito's little brother wins barrier trial Galeforce Ten, a brother to dual Group One winner Melito, has won a barrier trial at Rosehill ahead of his three-year-old spring campaign.
Heathcote targets dry track in Sydney Premier Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote will send a team of three including Funtantes to Randwick in search of drier tracks.
Romanee Conti dies aged 24 Clasy racehorse Romanee Conti, the mother of Caulfield and Melbourne Cup winner Ethereal has died aged 24.
Former Patinack mare a Bletchingly chance Kneeling, a mare formerly owned by Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm, is a possible Bletchingly Stakes prospect for new trainer Peter Moody.
More Joyous inquiry resumes Gai Waterhouse will appear before stewards to answer questions about the health of More Joyous before the Queen of the Turf Stakes.
Tommy Berry a winner on first day back Tommy Berry has claimed a winner on his first day back riding in Australia after a successful stint in Hong Kong.
Bayrir to run in Rosehill barrier trial Imported Group One winner Bayrir will headline a large contingent of horses in Rosehill barrier trials for premier trainer Chris Waller.
Schofield to appeal weight ban Jockey Glyn Schofield will appeal his penalty for weighing in light at Rosehill after riding third placed Wouldnt It Be Nice.
Whiskey Allround set to trial Whiskey Allround's spring campaign is taking shape as trainer Tony Gollan sifts through carnival options in Sydney and Melbourne.
Pinwheel returning from injury Darley stable favourite Pinwheel is just weeks away from a return to the track having recovered from a suspensory injury.
Chicquita wins Oaks despite wayward finish Australian owner Paul Makin has celebrated victory in the Irish Oaks with French-trained filly Chicquita despite her wayward finish.
Schofield outed over weight discrepancy Glyn Schofield has been suspended and fined for weighing in light after a race at Rosehill when his mount disqualified from a minor placing.
Michael Cahill rides treble at Eagle Farm Michael Cahill scored a hat-trick in the last three races at Eagle Farm to extend his lead in the Brisbane jockeys' premiership.
Rawiller gets serious about riders' title Nash Rawiller has made sure Hugh Bowman will have to work hard to defend his Sydney jockeys' title with four winners at Rosehill.
Petch in career-first headquarters victory A gelding plagued by aching bones and sore feet has relished a heavy Flemington track to win for a grateful trainer.
Benny's Buttons cements mudlark reputation Benny's Buttons maintained his unblemished record on heavy tracks when he won the Channel Seven Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Under The Sun wins the Winter Stakes Under The Sun was beaten by Mic Mac in the Civic Stakes but the Gai Waterhourse-trained galloper has turned the tables in the Winter Stakes.
Numbers add up at Flemington for Paynes Brothers Andrew and Patrick Payne trained a winner each, including Late Charge who was ridden by their sister Michelle, in a family day out at Flemington.
Falcent confirms liking for wet conditions Falcent, first spotted in the rain in New Zealand by trainer Doug Harrison, relished the same conditions to win at Flemington.
Moody returns to top form in metro area Melbourne's leading trainer Peter Moody ended a city drought with the win of Grand Slam Eagle at Flemington.
Bull Point's star on rise amid controversy Bull Point will be directed towards some of the major three-year-old sprinting races in the spring after winning at Rosehill.
Stewards seek rule change to help punters Racing NSW stewards have renewed the push for a rule change regarding refunds after a horse was disqualified when the jockey weighed in light at Rosehill.
Clonmacnoise revels in front-running role Jockey Glen Killen dictated terms on Clonmacnoise who responded with a runaway win in the Sky Racing Handicap at Eagle Farm.
It's Poets Day shines at wet Flemington It's Poets Day, a filly who suffered a career-threatening injury, broke through for her first city win in the Isca Handicap at Flemington.
Directors fined in racehorse shares probe Australian Bloodstock directors have been fined over false statements made to authorities regarding the ownership of a syndicated racehorse.
Green light for Cheltenham redevelopment Plans for a multi-million dollar overhaul of England's famous Cheltenham racecourse have been approved for completion by 2016.
Punters get behind Rawiller in title race Nash Rawiller is the outsider in a two-jockey Sydney premiership race but punters like his chances of overtaking Hugh Bowman.
Zuma Roc set for repeat victory Zuma Roc, a horse bred to be a mudlark, is sweating on a dry track at Flemington where he runs in the Gala Supreme Handicap.
Hay List pleases in comeback barrier trial Hay List has continued the path towards his latest comeback with a pleasing second in a barrier trial at Randwick.
Clever Boy set to back up in new gear His record this campaign reads three starts for two wins but try telling that to the Chris Waller-trained Clever Boy.
No show at Wayne Hawkes assault probe The man accused of assaulting well-known horse trainer Wayne Hawkes has failed to appear at a racing stewards' inquiry into the alleged incident.
Missen cleared to ride after appeal win Jockey Dale Missen has won his appeal against a 12-month stewards' ban for not allowing Destars to run on its merits at the Gold Coast.
Bold Glance still has race desire: trainer Age is slowly catching up with Bold Glance but Norm Hilton insists the sprinter can still be competitive in races like the Winter Stakes.
Yuleba looks to recapture autumn form After a spell following a tough autumn campaign Yuleba returns with blinkers and a tongue-tie after being "tweaked" during her three month break.
Queen Delight revels in new racing style Speedy filly Queen Delight has discovered a new dimension to her racing that trainer Doug Harrison is hoping will get her back on top at Flemington.
Tuskegee's Eagle Farm odds firm with rain Tuskegee Hawk's reputation as a wet-track specialist has ensured her of odds-on favouritism at Eagle Farm.
Injury scare for Nash Rawiller at trials Nash Rawiller has aggravated a hip injury but the leading jockey is confident he will be riding at Rosehill.
It's A Dundeel to resume in Melbourne Australian Derby winner It's A Dundeel is likely to embark on a European campaign after the Melbourne spring where his target is the Cox Plate.
Elusive Kate keeps Falmouth after appeal An appeal against the result of the Falmouth Stakes has been dismissed with Elusive Kate keeping the race from second placegetter Sky Lantern.
Telescope sets sights on bigger races The Sir Michael Stoute-trained Telescope has swept side two rivals to win at Leicester to renew big-race ambitions for the three-year-old.
Piggott's son misses the placings on debut Jamie Piggott, the 19-year-old son of champion English jockey Lester Piggott, has finished unplaced in his first race ride.
Racing officials OK Cummings partnership Racing NSW has endorsed a training partnership between Bart Cummings and his grandson James which will begin in the new racing season.
Price strengthens Caulfield Guineas team Caulfield trainer Mick Price has continued his strong late-season form with a double at Cranbourne that has revealed another Guineas prospect.
Darci back on track after early setback Group One placegetter Darci Be Good will kick-off his latest campaign at Rosehill ahead of a tilt at back-to-back Hawkesbury Gold Cup wins.
Stick On poised to continue winning run Promising sprinter Stick On steps up in grade at Flemington but is still a warm favourite to make it four wins from as many starts.
Retirement looms on horizon for Funtantes Trainer Robert Heathcote says an Eagle Farm victory would be a fitting finale to the career of talented racemare Funtantes.
Colic attack claims Grand Annual winner Banna Strand, the horse who once made Warrnambool headlines for the wrong reasons only to return as a hero of the famous jumps carnival, has died.
Under The Louvre set for Flemington show Trainer Tony Vasil has given in to the temptation to give promising youngster Under The Louvre the chance to extend his unbeaten streak to three.
Melbourne Cup winner Subzero on the mend Subzero is on the road to recovery after the Melbourne Cup winner was placed under veterinary care because of a health scare.
Stewards add a twist to Sydney title race Hugh Bowman will have only two more meetings to stretch his jockeys' premiership lead over Nash Rawiller after stewards suspended him for careless riding
Heathcote chalks up 100 wins at Doomben St Andrews has given trainer Robert Heathcote his 100th win for the season when he led all the way to win at Doomben.
Hobbyists play starring roles at Randwick They share the same stable complex and much to their delight, trainers David Mills and John Steinmetz have shared in the winning spoils at Randwick.
Koe out to add to top record before stud Consistent mare Koe, lining up to win her fourth race in a row, looks set to be sent to stud in the new breeding season.
Jockey hurt, two horses dead in Werribee An apprentice jockey making his riding debut at Werribee has ended the day in hospital after his horse crashed through the running rail.
Longma stamps claim for Caulfield Guineas Impressive first-up winner Longma has been put on a course towards the Caulfield Guineas after winning at Werribee.
Mixed bag for Waterhouse in Winter Stakes A pair of seasoned campaigners and a young colt on the rise are among Gai Waterhouse's Rosehill team as she tries to continue her end-of-season surge.
Road Trippin' to improve spring standing Trainer Stephen Theodore got a pleasant surprise when the manager of leading Victorian jockey Glen Boss kept phoning him for the ride on Road Trippin'.
Melbourne Cup winner Subzero on sick list Melbourne Cup winner Subzero has been checked by vets after losing weight and going off his feed.
Intello to rise to Dawn Approach challenge A clash between the best colt in France and his English equivalent looms in the Jacques le Marois at Deauville.
Wohler wants Moore for Novellist at Ascot Leading jockey Ryan Moore is favoured to continue his association with Novellist when the German star runs at Ascot.
Snow Fairy retired due to injury Trainer Ed Dunlop has paid tribute to grand mare Snow Fairy who has been retired after suffering a recurrence of a tendon injury.
Late Charge to make debut at Flemington Trainer Patrick Payne says promising two-year-old Late Charge is taking a big step up in class when he makes his debut at Flemington on Saturday.
Qld trainer Rob Heathcote in spring mode Star gallopers Buffering and Solzhenitsyn will be at the forefront of Brisbane trainer Rob Heathcote's Victorian spring carnival plans.
Hawkesbury Cup moved to August timeslot NSW provincial racing will be the focus of a spring treble of Cup races with Hawkesbury's decision to shift its Group Three event.
Gai's Melbourne Cup hopes in public return Gai Waterhouse will ramp up her bid for the Melbourne Cup when she sends her team of imports around in barrier trials at Randwick.
Veteran trainer to help Bowman title bid Hugh Bowman has Nash Rawiller snapping at his heels in the race for the Sydney jockeys' title but a trainer with just two horses could help his cause.
Weight rules Mic Mac out of Winter Stakes Mic Mac is likely to sit out the Winter Stakes with Paul Messara unwilling to run him with 60.5kg.
HK on hold as Bel Sprinter aims for spring Any plans to take speedster Bel Sprinter to Hong Kong in December are on hold as trainer Jason Warren targets the gelding at two big races in late spring.
Curragh nom for O'Brien-trained Australia The Aidan O'Brien-trained Australia, a horse with one of the most enviable pedigrees in world racing, is among entries for the Irish Oaks meeting.
Dawn Approach all set for Toronado clash Top three-year-olds Dawn Approach and Toronado will meet for the third time this season in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.
Single Style in search of BOBS bonus Single Style will chase the bonus cash at Rosehill rather than try to add another Listed win to her record.
Bayrir among the entries for Winter Stakes There are 17 nominations for the Winter Stakes including former French horse Bayrir, a Group One winner in the United States.
Zabeelionaire in search of dry track South Australian Derby winner Zabeelionaire will be looking for his first win in 14 months when he runs at Flemington.
Allard playing the weather game Grant Allard is playing a juggling game with Mr Entertainer in an attempt to find a suitable surface for the two-year-old.
RV to continue Smoking Aces investigation Victorian racing officials will pursue evidence related to the Smoking Aces affair despite police saying no criminal charges will be laid.
No plans yet for July Cup winner A decision on whether July Cup winner Lethal Force travels internationally including Australia will not be made in haste.
Damien Oliver back at track work Jockey Damien Oliver has begun riding trackwork after serving an eight month ban and is on the way to returning to race-riding.
Sea Siren coasts to win in Ireland Australian triple Group One winner Sea Siren has won a Listed race in Ireland at her first start for new trainer Aidan O'Brien.
Shinn suspended in different states Sydney jockey Blake Shinn will spend six weeks on the sidelines with a suspension at Sandown to add to two from Warwick Farm.
Snitzerland out to break Group One duck Speedster Snitzerland will have a two-race spring campaign aimed at an elusive Group One win and a possble trip to Royal Ascot.
Star jumpers take Sandown double Two of the best jumpers of their era have taken out the feature double at Sandown, both of them for the second time.
Setback for The White Hope Trainer Matthew Dunn has been forced to spell talented sprinter The White Hope but is looking forward to the return of Londehero
Rawiller in chase for third premiership Nash Rawiller has a realistic chance to win his third premiership having pegged back Hugh Bowman's lead over recent weeks.
Singapore star Super Easy to Hallmark Stud Super Easy will stand at New Zealand's Hallmark Stud following his recent retirement from Singapore racing due to injury.
Bashboy wins second Crisp Steeple Bashboy has established himself as Australia's best jumper of his generation with a second Crisp Steeplechase win at Sandown.
Sky Lantern team consider appeal Connections of Sky Lantern are considering an appeal against the result of the Falmouth Stakes in which the filly finished second to Elusive Kate.
Shamexpress out of the money in July Cup Shamexpress has finished unplaced in the July Cup won by Lethal Force at Newmarket after struggling with the undulating course.
Sea Siren to make debut for Aidan O'Brien Australian-bred sprinting mare Sea Siren will have her first start for champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien when she contests a Listed race at Fairyhouse.
Stewards put stop to Shinn's winning run Blake Shinn and Peter Robl have been suspended at Warwick Farm but Sydney jockeys' title chance Nash Rawiller has escaped with a reprimand.
Al Dhafra scratched amid Farm controversy Al Dhafra has been scratched from a race at Warwick Farm amid controversy over the bona fides of his trainer.
Brad Stewart suspended for Mile ride Brad Stewart has been suspended for careless riding as well as fined twice for weight and whip infringements at Doomben.
Waterhouse back in town with Farm treble Gai Waterhouse has made her presence felt at Warwick Farm after returing from an overseas holiday.
Loaded dominant in Tattersall's Mile win The Villiers Stakes is on the agenda for Loaded after he maintained his imposing 1600m record with a runaway win in the Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Pillar Of Creation defies awkward barrier Pillar Of Creation has overcome a wide barrier to keep his winning run going in the Richmond FC 60K Member Handicap at Caulfield.
Hayes turnaround continues with Monash win Former champion trainer David Hayes prepared his 150th winner for the season at Caulfield, setting the scene for the sort of spring he used to have.
Prettyfamous relishes back-up assignment A three-day back-up has presented no problems for Prettyfamous who underscored her win at Canterbury with another at Warwick Farm.
Nisos in breakthrough victory at Caulfield Jockey Chris Symons tipped a bright future for Caulfield winner Nisos, but it took the gelding more than a year to justify the rider's faith.
Snitzel's Jewel races up to trackwork form Snitzel's Jewel has lived up to her recent trackwork with a dominant win over some more-fancied two-year-olds at Warwick Farm.
Owner's advice pays dividends for Vicario Trainer Mick Price paid heed to some advice from one of his owners which has resulted in a photo-finish win for Vicario at Caulfield.
Schweida favours spell for Cape Kidnappers Injury-plagued sprinter Cape Kidnappers is likely to be spelled after his hard-fought Doomben win.
Pitcrew keeps his unbeaten record intact Pitcrew has stretched his record to three wins from three starts in a deceptive photo finish at Warwick Farm.
Lord Of The Sky rewards new owners' faith A late bid to save promising juvenile Lord Of The Sky from a life in Hong Kong had its reward when the colt opened its winning account at Caulfield.
Black And Bent tipped to fire in National Despite a couple of disappointments, champion hurdler Black And Bent is still a strong chance to win his second Grand National Hurdle at Sandown.
Davies hoping to double up with Twin Zero Twin Zero is expected to bounce back from a disappointing South Grafton Cup run when he contests the Maclean Cup.
Future is Kristale clear for Margarson Lucky Kristale, an upset winner of the Duchess Of Cambridge Stakes at Newmarket, is being touted as a 1000 Guineas filly.
Nikolic seeks further review Disqualified jockey Danny Nikolic has asked VCAT to review two recent decisions made against him by racing authorities.
Japanese champion Orfevre to run in Arc Gentildonna will stay at home in Japan but Orfevre will return to France for another attempt at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Banned Oliver on verge of return to saddle Damien Oliver is preparing to return to the training track after serving an eight-month disqualification for betting.
Second Effort in prime order for Monash Despite a reputation as a wet tracker, Second Effort is expected to run up to his best form on a firm surface in the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield.
Sydney sunshine comes at cost for NZ mare John Sargent is one trainer not happy to see the sun but he has high hopes wet-track specialist Let's Be A Star can still deliver at Warwick Farm.
New regime works wonders for Youthful King Roughing it in a paddock has been the catalyst for a resurgence in form for NSW sprinter Youthful King ahead of his Doomben assignment.
Vic trainer in driver's seat for Farm win He's been a work rider, a jockey agent and a driver for one of racing's biggest stars and now Wez Hunter is hoping to make a name for himself as a trainer.
Lonhro relation set for New Zealand debut All Decked Out, out of three-quarter sister to champion racehorse and stallion Lonhro, will make his debut at Ruakaka.
Setback forces crack 3YO out of July Cup Australian sprinter Shamexpress' task of winning the July Cup has received a boost with the scratching of top top three-year-old Reckless Abandon.
Universal continues rise in Newmarket win The Mark Johnston-trained Universal has confirmed he is well on his way to Group One racing with his Princess Of Wales's Stakes win.
Mr O'Ceirin bounces back to win at Grafton A wide draw gave Victorian trainer Ciaron Maher second thoughts about making the trek to Grafton but he was glad he did when Mr O'Ceirin claimed the Cup.
All eyes on Crystal Ruby for race debut Crystal Ruby, a sister to the 2010 Golden Slipper winner Crystal Lily, will make her race debut at Caulfield.
Zamorar a benchmark runner in John Monash Zamorar lacks nothing when it comes to consistency in his races but he will be trying to end a series of placings when he runs at Caulfield.
Pitcrew poised to make it three from three Pitcrew's temperament stopped him from taking any part in the major juvenile races but after a gelding operation, the three-year-old features beckon.
Champion opens gates of the John O’Shea Racing Stable for Open Day this Sunday Following the strong win of Champion Thoroughbreds’ three-year-old Target In Sight at Kembla Grange on Tuesday, in addition to the anticipated fifth win of Carmine King at Eagle Farm on Saturday, the Champion Team are looking forward to showcasing 16 of their 22 horses the owners and the general public this Sunday, the 14th of July.
Waller to hold key to jockeys' premiership Chris Waller, a runaway leader of the Sydney trainers' premiership, could have the final say on the outcome of this season's jockeys' title.
Allard gives go-ahead for Loaded in Mile Loaded has thrived in Brisbane, convincing trainer Grant Allard to back him up in the Tattersall's Mile at Doomben.
Aigles confirmed for St Nicholas re-match Cirrus Des Aigles and St Nicholas Abbey, two of the best middle-distance horses in Europe, are set for a return clash at Ascot.
Chris Waller wins race named in his honour Chris Waller had a lone winner at Canterbury but he managed to produce it in a race named in honour of his record-breaking season of racing.
Star NZ galloper set for Caulfield Guineas One of New Zealand's most impressive juveniles, Cauthen, is bound for Australia with the Caulfield Guineas his goal.
Jumps jockey cleared to ride in National Jumps jockey Tom Ryan can take his mounts in the Grand National Hurdle and Crisp Steeplechase after winning an appeal against suspension.
First McFarlane samples given all clear Swabs from the Greg McFarlane-trained Ferocimo and Belegic have returned levels within acceptable limits under the rules of racing.
Flight Stakes goal for Canterbury winner The Group One Flight Stakes is on the spring agenda for Arabian Gold following her commanding performance at Canterbury.
Youthful Jack surprises in Ramornie Hcp Cut-throat tactics have helped veteran sprinter Youthful Jack produce an upset win in the $150,000 Ramornie Handicap at Grafton.
Stanzout out of retirement for Monash bid Grey 10-year-old gelding Stanzout has come out of retirement to give the racing game one more try as he runs in the Sir John Monash Stakes.
Wild And Proud ready to win for new stable Trainer David Pfieffer is hoping his decision to make some gear changes to Wild And Proud is rewarded with a city win at his home track.
Munce rides four winners at Eagle Farm Fresh from a family holiday in the United States, Chris Munce rode four winners at Eagle Farm, including promising stayer Putyourfaithinme.
Regimental set to salute for new trainer A lone runner at Caulfield is likely to steal much of the attention away from trainer Stephen Brown's Darwin carnival commitments.
Rawiller tips bright future for Watabout Top jockey Nash Rawiller believes emerging filly Watabout is on a path to bigger and better things after notching her second successive win at Canterbury.
Destiny's Kiss to seal Pride plan in Cup Joe Pride, who has timed the Grafton Cup preparation of Destiny's Kiss to the minute, is confident his training won't be compromised by a wide draw.
Queally on Sovereign Debt in GI July Cup Jockey Tom Queally and trainer Michael Bell will reunite when Sovereign Debt takes his place in the Group One July Cup.
BHA to meet on Godolphin stable plans An application for Godolphin to appoint a replacement for disgraced trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni has been lodged with the British Horseracing Authority.
Intello is standout 3YO in Europe: Peslier Jockey Olivier Peslier says Intello can confirm his place as the best three-year-old colt in Europe when he steps out at Deauville at his next outing.
Trainers alerted to Hendra virus protocols Recent cases of Hendra virus in Queensland and northern NSW have prompted officials to issue a racing industry alert.
Group One stars add depth to Monash field Group One winners Mrs Onassis and Atomic Force have been given the green light to travel to Melbourne for the Monash Stakes.
Peal Of Bells given OK for Grafton Cup The Gwenda Markwell-trained Peal Of Bells, an acceptor for the Grafton Cup, has confirmed his fitness for the race with a Kembla Grange track gallop.
Boss cleared for riding return after test Glen Boss will put the finishing touches to his best ever season when he returns to the saddle at Caulfield.
Al Dhafra return in sight at Warwick Farm Once regarded as a horse of unlimited potential, Al Dhafra will be trying to re-establish himself as a quality galloper under new trainer Wayne Hudd.
Class entries for Sandown jumps features Previous winners Black And Bent and Brungle Cry head the entries for the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown.
Stitt resorts to Ramornie back-up plan Trainer Ross Stitt has been forced to change tack with veteran sprinter Youthful Jack who will be on a first-up mission in the Ramornie Handicap at Grafton
Price prepares for glamour filly's return Star filly Samaready returns to training with Mick Price at Caulfield after having been forced to abandon her previous two campaigns.
Outside rides to help Rawiller title cause Nash Rawiller will look to some unlikely sources for winners at Canterbury as he tries to make further inroads into Hugh Bowman's Sydney premiership lead.
2014 Inglis Select Yearling Sales Series Unveiled Entries are now being taken for the 2014 Inglis Select Yearling Sales Series , which will again provide all breeders, big or small, with tailored market leading options for their young thoroughbreds.
Rider appeals ambulance drive suspension A jockey who drove an ambulance back the weighing room at an Irish race meeting after his mount failed to finish has appealed against a 14-day ban.
Injured jockey undergoes brain surgery Apprentice rider Brian Toomey remains in an induced coma following surgery to reduce swelling and pressure on his brain.
100 Winners for Magic Albert Magic Albert cracked his century of winners for the season over the weekend, achieving the milestone with a horse most assumed we had seen the last of on the track.
King's Stand placegetter to miss July Cup Pearl Secret, the third horse home in the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot, will be saved for the King George Stakes.
Barzalona to ride Aussie hope Shamexpress There has been something of a jockey merry-go-round for Shamexpress, but Mickael Barzalona will now ride the colt in Saturday's Darley July Cup.
McFarlane horses transferred to Robb Four horses have been transferred from Greg McFarlane to Don Robb and cleared to run at Wellington while McFarlane is the subject of an inquiry.
Jumps Jockey Tom Ryan outed Jumps jockey Tom Ryan will appeal a suspension for not retiring a horse from a race at Casterton.
Mrs Onassis to return to Caulfield Mrs Onassis will be given a solid work-out to determine her fitness ahead of a return to Caulfield, the scene of her Oakleigh Plate win.
Clevadude to resume at Caulfield Clevadude, one of the most promising youngsters to appear last summer, will begin his second campaign at Caulfield.
David Pfieffer Racing Open Day David Pfieffer Racing Stables is having an Open Day from 11am-1pm on Sunday July 14 at his Warwick Farm stables.
Boss back in the saddle after surgery Leading Melbourne jockey Glenn Boss returns to racing on Saturday after undergoing surgery to his knee last month and completing a suspension.
Snitzel's Jewel to make her mark Trainer Gerald Ryan has a soft spot for Snitzel's Jewel who will step up to city grade at Warwick Farm ahead of a tilt at spring stakes races.
Whyte ready for 14th Hong Kong title Douglas Whyte has sealed his 13th straight Hong Kong jockeys' title, but the trainers' race goes down to the wire with one meeting remaining.
Adebisi first-up into Ramornie Brisbane sprinter Adebisi will use the Ramornie Handicap as a springboard to what trainer Desleigh Forster hopes will be a successful southern campaign.
Kazeem to skip King George Middle distance star Al Kazeem will miss the King George Stakes and embark on a program aimed at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Gravitas shines over jumps Gravitas has earned himself a tilt at the Crisp Steeplechase with a return to winning jumps form at Casterton.
Vic jumps racing death sparks protest A horse's death at a jumps racing event in western Victoria has prompted animal rights activists to call for the sport to be banned.
McFarlane horses barred from racing Trainer Greg McFarlane will not be allowed to race any horses until the results of tests for TC02 are known.
Chris Waller looks ahead to the new season Chris Waller says he will make a few minor changes next season but won't alter the system that has brought a Sydney training record.
Switch in plans for River Lad River Lad will attempt to turn the tables on arch-rival Howmuchdoyouloveme in the Ramornie Handicap at Grafton.
Atomic Force to race at Caulfield Dual Group One winner Atomic Force is back from injury, and after proving his fitness with a barrier trial win, will resume in the Monash Stakes.
Frankel prolific in the breeding barn Frankel is proving himself as a stallion with a 95 per cent fertility rate among the mares served in his first season at stud.
Al Kazeem takes out the Eclipse Stakes The Roger Charlton-trained Al Kazeem has won the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown to claim his third successive Group One victory.
Stewards add to El-Issa suspension woes Bobby El-Issa faces an extended period on the sideline after his second careless riding suspension within a week at Eagle Farm.
Four winners cap Waller's red-letter day Chris Waller has celebrated a record-breaking day with four winners at Rosehill and a new mark for Sydney racing.
Flemington stewards suspend, fine Sadler Apprentice Tom Sadler has been fined $1000 and suspended for 16 meetings in separate incidents at Flemington.
De Fine Lago ends Cooldini's run of wins De Fine Lago has overcome injury and health issues to put an end to the three-race winning streak of Cooldini at Flemington.
Mic Mac comeback complete in Civic Stakes Comeback sprinter Mic Mac has claimed a welcome win in the Civic Stakes at Rosehill after an interrupted racing career.
Kendrick has summer goals for Doubtfilly Trainer Stuart Kendrick will target the Magic Millions carnival during summer with Ascot Handicap winner Doubtfilly.
Rosehill trainer in stomach tubing drama Trainer Greg McFarlane faces serious penalties after officials caught him trying to stomach tube a racehorse engaged to run at Rosehill.
Triumph for Payne family in Queensland Cup Turner Bayou has scored a runaway win in the Queensland Cup at Eagle Farm for brother-and-sister combination Patrick and Michelle Payne.
Sweeney stays conservative on Riziz Trainer Ken Sweeney is keeping his eyes on realistic targets as he contemplates the future for Flemington winner Riziz.
Viking Heart gains protest at Eagle Farm Viking Heart lost one protest hearing but emerged as the winner from a separate objection at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Chris Waller sets new city training record Chris Waller has set a Sydney training record with Oompa Loompa taking his season tally to 156-1/2 at Rosehill.
Spitfire Lady survives Flemington protest Spitfire Lady has shown the spirit of the woman it was named after to win with a storming fashion at Flemington.
Bart's Eurozone maintains a perfect record Eurozone has beaten boom colt Bull Point to set himself up for a tilt at the major spring three-year-old races.
Irish jockey banned for driving ambulance A decision to get behind the wheel of an ambulance at a race meeting in Ireland has cost jockey Danny Mullins 14 days out of the saddle.
Schweida lauds rising star Secret Harmony Trainer Kelly Schweida declared Secret Harmony among the top five horses in his stable after the gelding's runaway Eagle Farm win.
Honey's Steel Gold rated a Derby chance A Victoria Derby preparation will be considered for Honey's Steel Gold after his strong win in the Taj Rossi Handicap at Flemington.
Farhh team weighs up comeback race options Farhh, the Godolphin star out of action because of injury, could be back in time for Champions Day at Ascot.
Mandour beats Afsare in Sandown feature Mandour, prepared by Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Alain de Royer-Dupre, has defeated Afsare in the Ambant Gala Stakes at Sandown.
Birchley banking on Thompson factor in Cup The booking of champion bush rider Robert Thompson will be a boost to the South Grafton Cup chances of Casse Sqarette, says trainer Liam Birchley.
Koe even better than last win Consistent mare Koe lines up for her fourth win from five starts this time in when she tackles the Leilani Series Final at Flemington.
Restrictions placed on jockey Glenn Lynch Racing NSW stewards have placed restrictions on jockey Glenn Lynch's licence due to his recent record of careless riding suspensions.
China to hold international race meeting Trainer John Thompson will be a part of the first internationally endorsed thorughbred meeting in mainland China.
Grafton Cup hopes on the line at Rosehill The Bede Murray-trained World Wide will put his Grafton Cup credentials on show at Rosehill when he backs up over 1900 metres.
Lady Lakshmi on trial for spring Co-trainer David Feek is looking for a bold showing at Flemington to confirm Lady Lakshmi's potential as a Group One filly in the coming spring.
Marathon test for Turner Bayou in Qld Cup Patrick Payne believes the two miles of the Queensland Cup will suit Turner Bayou but has misgivings about his weight compared to some of his rivals.
Whateverwhenever to relish wet Rosehill An uninterrupted lead-up to the Civic Stakes could be all the advantage Queensland raider Whateverwhenever needs to post another black-type win.
Al Kazeem favourite for Eclipse Stakes Royal Ascot winner Al Kazeem is the favourite for the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown as he seeks his third consecutive Group One win.
Casino Prince & Husson Move to Vinery In another astute move, Vinery has bolstered their blue blood stallion roster by successfully securing last year’s Champion First Season Sire Casino Prince and leading First Crop Sire of 2yo Winners Husson (ARG).
Stipes decide Peal Of Bells' Grafton fate A Grafton Cup start for Peal Of Bells will hinge on a gallop between races on his home track at Kembla Grange.
Gai chases Slipper hat-trick with 95 noms The Australian Turf Club has received almost 1700 entries for the 2014 Golden Slipper with Gai Waterhouse nominating 95 rising two-year-olds.
Oliver cleared to resume trackwork riding Disqualified Hall of Fame jockey Damien Oliver has been given the green light to resume riding trackwork after his licence application was approved.
Weir cautious about Flemington chances Trainer Darren Weir will head to Flemington with a handy team of winter horses, each with their own obstacles to overcome.
Dee Bee Nine to restore Clarken's fortunes Already familiar with the ups and downs of training racehorses, Will Clarken is hoping luck is on his side when he starts Dee Bee Nine at Flemington.
Quality not quantity key for Waterhouse Gai Waterhouse's Rosehill team is short on numbers but it will come as no surprise to the stable if it prepares a winning double.
Filly more than a wet track wonder Doubtfilly boasts impressive statistics on wet tracks but trainer Stuart Kendrick says they're not a true reflection of her ability.
Waller in box seat to set Sydney benchmark Chris Waller's plan will be the same as it always is for what should be an historic occasion for Sydney racing at Rosehill.
Swettenham Stud Newsletter A note from Adam Sangster
Coolmore could have two runners in Eclipse Royal Ascot winner Declaration Of War could join stablemate Mars in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Fitness a Factor in July Cup Improving fitness and firm ground will be key ingredients for Krypton Factor to perform to his best in the July Cup at Newmarket.
Proven Speed Sire with 67.8% Winners to Runners EL NINO, son of super-sire, STORM CAT, has recently chalked up his 19th Winner from 28 Runners. Racing at Metropolitan level, winning multiple races, leading all the way.
Ford suspended after double protest Stewards have suspended jockey Jay Ford for careless riding after a double protest hearing at Warwick Farm.
Bobby El-Issa suspended at Doomben Bobby El-Issa's successful return to city racing was marred when he was suspended for careless riding at Doomben.
Heathcote pulls the right rein at Doomben Robert Heathcote was pleased he went with his gut instinct and allowed Gotitallwrong to start on a heavy track at Doomben.
Waller made to wait for training record Chris Waller has ended a run of outs at Warwick Farm but it was not enough for him to establish a new Sydney trainers' record.
Theodore double compensates for tragedy A double at Caulfield has given trainer Stephen Theodore compensation for the loss of one of the best horses he has trained.
Apprentice shortage threatens race A shortage of eligible apprentices is posing a potential problem for trainers ahead of this weekend's Flemington meeting.
Mic Mac ready to regain top form The stop-start career of the best-performed horse in the Civic Stakes is ready to take a turn for the better at Rosehill.
Quality Early Entries Received For Sydney Ready 2 Race Sale High quality early entries have been received for the 2013 Inglis Sydney Ready 2 Race Sale , priming it to transform the breeze-up market in Australasia.
Vasil unearths a potential star Trainer Tony Vasil rates his Caulfield winner Under The Louvre as only slightly inferior to his star colt Prince Harada.
Border Rebel to run at Grafton The wet weather in NSW has forced trainer Sue Grills to rejig the Ramornie Handicap campaign of Border Rebel.
Shamexpress pleases rider in workout Australian colt Shamexpress has pleased his work rider in a gallop at Newmarket ahead of his tilt at the July Cup.
Richard Hughes to ride Shamexpress Champion British jockey Richard Hughes will ride Australia's Shamexpress in the July Cup at Newmarket.
Moody and Sargent to train at Randwick Premier Victorian trainer Peter Moody and New Zealander John Sargent will move their Sydney bases to Randwick.
Americain prepares for Australian return The 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain is due to begin his first Australian stud season at Swettenham Stud.
Vasil has vision for Under The Louvre Promising colt Under The Louvre is expected to follow the example of his well-credentialled stablemate Under The Eiffel when he runs at Caulfield.
Planet Purple to miss Cup for Rosehill run In-form stayer Planet Purple will run at Rosehill on Saturday rather than travel to Brisbane for the Queensland Cup.
Vatuvei to get jump on Flemington rivals Handy young stayer Vatuvei gave trainer Peter Moody another option by winning a hurdle trial in preparation for his assignment at Flemington.
Ramornie dilemma looms for Border Rebel Trainer Sue Grills desperately wants to win the Ramornie Handicap with Border Rebel but a washed-out Randwick race has upset her plans.
Singapore star Super Easy runs last race The racing career of Super Easy, one of Singapore's best racehorses, is over after the four-year-old broke down during his Patron's Bowl win at Kranji.
Reformed sprinter set for city redemption Exceed And Exalt has his issues but the personal attention of trainer Lucy Longmire could have its best reward yet when the sprinter races at Warwick Farm.
Dettori signs on for Sheikh Joaan retainer Frankie Dettori will begin a new chapter of his decorated career with confirmation he will link with owner Sheikh Joaan Al Thani.
Al Kazeem heads entries for Eclipse Stakes In-form Al Kazeem will be chasing a third successive Group One win when he lines up in the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Shea Shea pleases in Newmarket spin South African sprinter Shea Shea confirmed he is on target for the July Cup with a pleasing Newmarket workout.
Top rated pair set for Flemington A rare opportunity for winter stakes race success is likely to be accepted by Flemington trainer Stephen Brown.
Warwick Farm to undergo track inspection There are still concerns over the Warwick Farm race meeting despite the success of the rescheduled Rosehill program after a week of rain.
Canberra visitor to step up at Caulfield The step up to 1400m and city class will hopefully give Canbera trainer Matthew Dale a guide to the future of his unbeaten filly Jacinta.
Praecido back home after Adelaide stint After a two-start Adelaide campaign, Praecido has returned to David Payne and Rosehill and has been entered for the Civic Stakes.
Moraitis hits out despite Winter Cup 1-2 A 1-2 finish couldn't hide owner Nick Moraitis' despair at the handicapping of his veteran stayer Fiumicino, beaten by Destiny's Kiss in the Winter Cup.
Another O'Brien successful at the races Aidan O'Brien's daughter Sarah has won her first race as a jockey, steering Beach Of Falesa to victory at The Curragh.
Knead The Dough scores Significant win Emerging sayer Knead The Dough has claimed her second successive metropolitan wet track win in the Significant Stakes at Rosehill.
Waterhouse adds Pit Crew to Rose team Trainer Gai Waterhouse is setting top filly Overreach for the Group One Golden Rose but she is also assembling a back-up team for the rich race.
Dettori reported to be in line for new job Renowned jockey Frankie Dettori is reported to be on the verge of signing a contract to ride for Sheikh Joaan Al Thani.
2013 Stallion Parade Adam Sangster invites you to attend the 2013 Swettenham Stud Open Day.
Racing at Rosehill to go ahead The rescheduled Winter Cup meeting will go ahead at Rosehill with stewards saying the track is safe after a week of heavy rain.
Bashboy a class above at Warrnambool Bashboy has reaffirmed himself as Australia's best jumper with victory at Warrnambool, prompting thoughts of an overseas campaign.
Officials hopeful Rosehill can go ahead Clearing weather in Sydney has officials hopeful the rescheduled Winter Cup meeting can go ahead at Rosehill.
Schweida won't rush Better Than Ready Trainer Kelly Schweida says Better Than Ready needs plenty of time in the spelling paddock to help his physical development.
Twilight Royale set for busy spring Twilight Royale won't be kept in cotton wool despite the lure of a $2.4 million bonus if she makes it to next year's Scone Guineas.
Anthony Cummings looking to a second Derby Trainer Anthony Cummings is looking to Drago to step up to the mark and give him consecutive Victoria Derby wins.
Camelot team consider retirement plans The career of dual Derby winner Camelot could be over with trainer Aidan O'Brien and the Coolmore team considering his retirement.
Trading Leather wins Irish Derby Trainer Jim Bolger enjoyed a second success in Ireland's premier horse race as Trading Leather won the Irish Derby after failing in the Epsom Derby.
Newitt brings up 100th win for season Craig Newitt brought up his 100th win of the season at Moonee Valley and it had extra significance as it came on a horse trained by his former boss.
Eximius revels in the mud to claim Guineas Larry Cassidy's confidence in Eximius was justified when the Mick Price-trained gelding won the Sunshine Coast Guineas.
Zennista plans up for review after Cup win The ease of Zennista's win in the Caloundra Cup could see trainer Lisa Latta extend her winter carnival campaign.
Grafton Cup plans back on for De Fine Lago A Moonee Valley win to De Fine Lago and the failure of Mr O'Ceirin has trainer Tony Vasil reconsidering a trip to NSW for the Grafton Cup.
Someday makes amends in Glasshouse victory The fortunes of Someday completed a full circle when the promising sprinter won the Glasshouse Handicap at the Sunshine Coast.
She Can Skate wins again at the Valley Talented sprinting filly She Can Skate has earned a shot at spring carnival races with a hard fought win at Moonee Valley.
Maskiell backs up for more metro success Jason Maskiell's comeback to Melbourne racing has continued at Moonee Valley with victory on Impulse Buy.
Silent Witness relation boosts stud value With Silent Witness prominent in her pedigree, Hallside Rose enhanced her stud potential by winning the Bruce McLachlan Classic at the Sunshine Coast.
Miss Steele impresses in Moonee Valley win Mick Kent is undecided where to head to next with impressive Moonee Valley winner Miss Steele but is confident she will measure up in stakes company.
Bashboy on target for more steeple success Ciaron Maher can't fault outstanding jumper Bashboy as he prepares for the Thackeray Steeplechase on the way to another Grand National.
Style Vendome out to confirm top billing The Nicolas Clement-trained Style Vendome will chase more Group One success when he contests the Prix Jean Prat at Chantilly.
Rosehill races rescheduled The nine-race Rosehill program has been rescheduled for Monday after continuous rain in Sydney forced officials to call off the Winter Cup meeting.
Waller poised for Sydney training record Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller has had to wait a little longer than anticipated to create a new mark for metropolitan wins.
Exceptionally kicks off campaign at Valley First-up expectations are being kept in check with staying mare Exceptionally who resumes in the Travis Harrison Cup at Moonee Valley.
Clear For Action in Moonee Valley comeback Jim Conlan expects to learn a lot about Clear For Action when the former Singapore horse resumes from a long injury lay-off at Moonee Valley.
Relaxation a key to Fibrillation Cup hopes Trainer Tim Martin hopes Fibriillation has a home track advantage in the Winter Cup at Rosehill after he brought her home from Queensland.
River Lad on song for Glasshouse Handicap Trainer Natalie McCall credits renowned horse chiropractor Michael Bryant for reviving the career of Glasshouse Handicap contender River Lad.
Role reversal for import in Caloundra Cup Glen Colless believes import Voila Ici's best chance of winning his first race in Australia will be to make the running in the Caloundra Cup.
Nisbet chasing city with in-form newcomer As apprentice Kayla Nisbet is starting to make a name for herself in Victoria, her father John is hoping to grab some of the family spotlight at Rosehill.
Eight Derby rivals for Ruler Of The World English Derby hero Ruler Of The World will go up against eight horses as he tries to extend trainer Aidan O'Brien's winning sequence in the Irish Derby.
Reliable Man off to stud in New Zealand Dual hemisphere Group One winner Reliable Man is set to stand at Westbury Stud in New Zealand.
Travolta set to follow in famous hoofsteps The Gai Waterhouse stable is hoping Travolta can become its latest New Zealand import to become a stakes winner in Australia.
Wheeler to book spring ticket at Valley Reece Wheeler is looking for his recent run of success with smart filly She Can Skate to continue at Moonee Valley.
Berry to build on thrill of HK experience A week after riding in one of the world's toughest racing centres, Nathan Berry will chase a feature race win closer to home.
Equine mates go head to head at Caloundra The bond between High Kin and Zennista and their connections will be put on hold when they clash in the Caloundra Cup.
Waller's record chase moves to home turf With up to 18 runners acrosss eight races, Chris Waller has the record for training the most Sydney winners in a season in his sights at Rosehill.
Wide alley no obstacle for Someday: Cahill Michael Cahill believes Someday can emulate the performance of Scenic Peak and win the Glasshouse Handicap from the outside alley.
Romancingthestone suited by Valley surface Robbie Griffiths is hoping last-start provincial winner Romancingthestone gets track conditions to suit when she chases a first city win at Moonee Valley.
Early Nominations For Revolutionary Ready 2 Race Sale Closing Soon Entries received by Monday will receive a 50% discount on the entry fee. To assist vendors will cash flow all fees will be charged at the time of the sale, while no fee is charged if a horse is withdrawn prior to cataloguing.
Ebor option for Royal Ascot winner Opinion Improving stayer Opinion is in contention for an Ebor start ahead of a possible Australian campaign after confirming his promise at Royal Ascot.
Juddmonte International entry for Approach Godolphin star Dawn Approach, back to his best in the St James's Palace Stakes, is among 35 entries for the Juddmonte International.
Canterbury enhances wet-track reputation Rain has hit Sydney racing hard but the show went on at Canterbury, underlining its reputation as a superior wet-weather track.
Apprentice jockeys dominate at Sandown Apprentice jockeys have won six of the eight races at the midweek Sandown program, highlighted by a double to Jackie Beriman.
Tony Pattillo suspended at Eagle Farm Tony Pattillo has been suspended for seven meetings for careless riding at Eagle Farm but he'll still be able to partner Anagold in the Caloundra Cup.
Grant Cooksley injured in Eagle Farm fall Grant Cooksley faces a lengthy period on the sideline with suspected broken ribs and a punctured lung after a race fall at Eagle Farm.
Octavia on path towards Bletchingly Stakes A crack at the Bletchingly Stakes at the end of the season is on the cards for three-year-old Octavia if she pleases connections early in her campaign.
Big wet forces reshuffle of NSW race meets NSW officials have been kept busy trying to reorganise a racing schedule that continues to be affected by wet weather.
Zennista's Cup formline strongest: Browne Zennista's third placing in the Brisbane Cup is the best form reference for the Caloundra Cup, her jockey Damian Browne says.
Thousand Guineas aim for Tango's Daughter The Mick Price-trained Tango's Daughter will be aimed at the Group One Thousand Guineas in the spring after scoring a comfortable win at Sandown.
Fitness not a factor for Reuben Percival His preparation might be unorthodox for most Australian stayers but there is a lot of stable confidence about the chances of Reuben Percival at Rosehill.
Victorians hoping to lure star NSW horses The Melbourne Racing Club is hoping to boost the participation of Sydney's leading trainers in some of its flagship races.
Newitt won't ride Shamexpress in July Cup Craig Newitt will remain in Melbourne and not return to England to ride Shamexpress in the July Cup after the colt's unplaced effort at Royal Ascot.
Dandino camp targets America before Cup The Australian-owned Dandino is in line for a start in the American St Leger ahead of a Victorian spring campaign for the Melbourne Cup.
Sugar Boy sold ahead of Irish Derby date Sugar Boy, one of the main fancies to win the Irish Derby, has been sold and he will have his final start for Patrick Prendergast in the Curragh Classic.
Lynam planning display of July Cup Power Trainer Eddie Lynam expects to have two runners in the July Cup, spearheaded by King's Stand Stakes winner Sole Power.
British racing body announces student day A national student day will be held across six British racecourses as a way of encouraging racing's next generation to become involved in the sport.
Brown extends Singapore stay after Europe Leading jockey Corey Brown will continue to ply his trade in Singapore after being granted a contract extension.
Wash-outs make Rosehill popular target The Australian Turf Club has been inunadated with nominations for Rosehill which could be expanded to a 10-race program.
Kaypers heads north for Caloundra Cup Kaypers, nominated for races in Queensland and Sydney, has been all but confirmed as a Caloundra Cup runner.
Slick Sniper set to fire at wet Canterbury A veteran with a penchant for wet tracks will fly the flag for trainer Tracey Bartley at a rain-soaked Canterbury.
Diamante ready for city test at Sandown Peter Moody expects Il Diamante to run well in her city debut at Sandown and continue to develop into a nice three-year-old filly next season.
RVL should have stood down Oliver sooner Victoria's racing integrity commissioner says Racing Victoria should have stood down jockey Damien Oliver sooner as it investigated his betting.
Ascot remains on Aigles radar despite flop French galloper Cirrus Des Aigles still has the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes in his sights despite an unconvincing return to racing.
William Buick to keep Libertarian mount Godolphin-owned Libertarian, a late entry for the Irish Derby, will be ridden by William Buick in the Curragh Classic.
Nunthorpe bid not in No Nay Never plans American youngster No Nay Never will target a race in France instead of going up against older horses in the Nunthorpe Stakes at York.
Warwick Farm races rained out Warwick Farm races have been called off due to rain but officials say Canterbury and Rosehill are coping well with the wet weather.
Arc to be Dunaden's swan song International Group One winner Dunaden is likely to be retired after he runs in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
RAD Board says it can hear Nikolic case The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has ruled stewards have the power to issue misconduct charges against disqualified jockey Danny Nikolic.
Early morning inspection at Warwick Farm Warwick Farm will be inspected in the early morning before a decision is made whether its scheduled meeting goes ahead.
Wet track key to Black And Bent's hopes Robert Smerdon says a wet track at Warrnambool for the Kevin Lafferty Hurdle would be an advantage for champion jumper Black And Bent.
Koroibete to put stamp on Farah's week NSW hooker Robbie Farah will be aiming for two wins in a week with his horse Koroibete to run at Rosehill days after the State of Origin.
Hayes considers Emirates Stakes for import David Hayes is considering the Group One Emirates Stakes as a potential first Australian start for import Crackerjack King.
Destiny's Kiss to take big career step Up-and-coming stayer Destiny's Kiss will take the next step in his promising career when he tackles stakes company in the Listed Winter Cup.
Day Procedure back for more Valley success Day Procedure has two wins to his credit at Moonee Valley and will be out for another when he returns from a let-up in a 1000m race.
Return to Victoria close for Maskiell Tasmanian jockey Jason Maskiell says he is close to moving back to Victoria after riding a Melbourne winner for the first time in two years.
Dunaden second in French Group One Novellist has won the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud with Dunaden second and Cirrus Des Aigles a tiring fifth.
Melbourne Cup contenders from Royal Ascot Several runners from the Royal Ascot carnival are on target for a trip to Australia for the Melbourne Cup.
Rain may put Waller record on hold again The Sydney training record bid by Chris Waller may have to wait a little longer with rain putting meetings in doubt.
Conners looking to spring with Assail Stakes winner Satin Shoes has been retired and Clarry Conners is looking to Assail to step up in the sprinting ranks.
Wilkinson keeps the faith in Muirfield Jockey Eddie Wilkinson is aiming for back-to-back wins in the Caloundra Cup and believes the spacious track will suit his mount Muirfield.
Nisbet gaining momentum in Victoria Apprentice Kayla Nisbet is excited to extend her stay with Hall of Fame trainer David Hayes in Victoria.
Joy turns to tears for Cecil stable A horse died after passing the post in winning at Royal Ascot races marring what had been a successful meeting for the stable of the late Henry Cecil.
Sea Siren eighth in Diamond Jubilee Stakes Sea Siren failed to recover from the flight from Australia and finished eighth in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Michael Cahill suspended at Eagle Farm Michael Cahill will be able to ride at the Caloundra Cup meeting despite being suspended for seven meetings at Eagle Farm.
Rawiller lauds Howmuchdoyouloveme courage Nash Rawiller was left with a lasting impression after riding Howmuchdoyouloveme for the first time to victory in the Healy Stakes at Eagle Farm.
The Cleaner wins ahead of Vic stable move Trainer Mick Burles and jockey Jason Maskiell combined with The Cleaner for an emotional win at Flemington in the David Bourke Provincial Plate.
Rialya earns extended stay with Cup win South Australian stayer Rialya will be given a chance to add to his 3200m record in the Queensland Cup after winning the Tattersall's Cup.
Rain, visibility cuts short Randwick card Sydney's wet weather has hit Randwick racecourse hard, forcing stewards to abandon racing after three events.
Rodd rates Hai Lil up to Group One class Michael Rodd believes Hai Lil has the potential to reach Group One level after the filly lumped a big weight to a narrow win at Flemington.
Red Tracer triumphs in Tattersall's Tiara Red Tracer's quest for an elusive Group One victory is over after her win in the Tattersall's Tiara at Eagle Farm.
Rich spring goal looms for Fire Up Fifi Jockey Damian Browne was showered with praise after he threw away the script aboard Fire Up Fifi at Eagle Farm.
Enquare wins despite pre-race incident Promising filly Enquare was involved in behind-the-scenes drama before her win in the Breakfast Creek Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Cooldini continues top form at Flemington Cooldini will progress to the Banjo Paterson Series Final as the horse to beat after making it three straight wins in a heat of the series at Flemington.
Planet Purple goes back-to-back in the wet A lack of maturity has told against Planet Purple but the stayer is finally coming good for patient trainer Kerry Parker.
Lady Lakshmi continues strong winter form Oaks prospect Lady Lakshmi has continued her impressive winter form at Flemington with a third-straight win to set up a shot at stakes success.
The Queen embraces golden day at the races The royal bloodstock advisor who sat next to the Queen as her horse Estimate won the Ascot Gold Cup says racing is a great outlet for the monarch.
Rain in France boosts Cirrus camp Trainer Corine Barande-Barbe is happy with Cirrus Des Aigles heading to the Grand Pris de Saint-Cloud and even happier to see rain.
British champion finally gets Ascot win Britain's champion jockey Richard Hughes rode the winner in the Coronation States to end a streak of more than 50 unsuccessful rides at Royal Ascot.
Sun International buys Eliza Park The Sun International Group has bought Australian stud operation Eliza Park which was placed in receivership earlier this month.
Gold Cup runner-up has Melbourne Cup aim Ascot Gold Cup runner-up Simenon is set to be aimed at the Melbourne Cup by Irish trainer Willie Mullins.
Pecora's filly chasing bittersweet success Part-time trainer Ross Pecora will have mixed emotions if promising filly Winta Chiller races to a second city win at Flemington.
Nathan Berry answers SOS for Sha Tin meet Hong Kong racing will experience a double dose of the Berry family with Nathan to join his twin brother Tommy for a one-off day at Sha Tin.
Border Rebel gearing up for Ramornie Hcp Trainer Sue Grills has chosen to give Border Rebel his Ramornie Handicap lead-up in Sydney rather than Brisbane.
Carrick to help Williams come in from cold It hasn't been easy going for Goulburn trainer Danny Williams since he decided to stay put for the winter but his luck could be about to change.
More wet track woes confront Zabeelionaire For the second week in a row, wet weather threatens to spoil the winter carnival plans of the Leon Corstens-trained stayer Zabeelionaire.
The Cleaner out to win before moving camps Trainer Mick Burles is hoping Tasmanian galloper The Cleaner posts a first-up win at Flemington ahead of his switch to Robert Smerdon's team.
Conservative goal for Fire Up Fifi at Farm Trainer Robert Heathcote is hoping his decision to bypass the Tattersall's Tiara with Fire Up Fifi is justified in a supporting race at Eagle Farm.
Peron can handle Tiara back-up: Cahill Michael Cahill says Peron is calm and relaxed as she prepares for her toughest test in the Group One Tattersall's Tiara at Eagle Farm.
No stopping US raider in Norfolk Stakes No Nay Never has recovered from a slow start to produce a record-breaking run in winning the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot.
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Queen wins first Ascot Gold Cup Queen Elizabeth's horse Estimate has won the Ascot Gold Cup, making her the first British monarch to own the winner of England's prestigious race.
Star to keep ball Rolling at Flemington Spring carnival aspirations for Star Rolling will be put to the test when the lightly raced gelding chases a third straight win at Flemington.
Rogerson keen to maintain Sydney stable As Graeme Rogerson prepares to saddle up a stakes runner in Brisbane, he says he is committed to retaining his place in Sydney's training ranks.
Style heads Allard chances for Randwick Two horses Grant Allard hopes can progress to better races will headline his team for Randwick.
Oakfield Commands chasing Ramornie start A victory in the Winter Dash would put in-form sprinter Oakfield Commands in the frame for a shot at the Ramornie Handicap.
Formline right for Griffon in Healy Stakes Robert Heathcote has pointed to the form of Conservatorium to strengthen the claims of Griffon in the Healy Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Rialya campaign hinges on Tatt's Cup run An extended Brisbane campaign for Rialya depends on whether he can bounce back from an Ipswich Cup defeat in the Tattersall's Cup.
Tiara tempo vital for O'Shea mare: Cassidy Jockey Larry Cassidy says judging the tempo of the Tattersall's Tiara will be crucial to the chances of Sydney mare Steps In Time.
Nikolic's lawyer questions jockey charge Danny Nikolic's lawyer has argued the jockey cannot be charged by racing authorities because he is a disqualified person.
Classic rematch on cards in Coronation Sky Lantern and Just The Judge, who ran first and second respectively in the 1000 Guineas, will renew their battle in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Godolphin swoops on Epsom Derby runner-up Racing powerhouse Godolphin has boosted its stocks with the purchase of Libertarian, runner-up in the English Derby.
James Doyle rides Ascot treble English jockey James Doyle made his Royal Ascot debut at age 25 and rode three winners on Wednesday.
Smerdon to appeal Oliver bet scandal fine Robert Smerdon lost his appeal against conviction on a charge of conduct prejudical to the image of racing but will still fight his $10,000 fine.
Binaisse horses in negative peptide tests Stewards have found no evidence of peptides in tests taken on horses trained by Dean Binaisse, including a frozen sample.
Cahill lauds Eye On You after Doomben win Trainer Lawrie Mayfield-Smith and jockey Michael Cahill were united in their praise for Eye On You after the gelding's dominant win at Doomben.
Waller within three wins of Sydney record Chris Waller has edged closer to a training milestone with a winner at Canterbury and now needs just three more to establish a new mark in Sydney racing.
Risk well worth reward for Bolger at Ascot Soundly beaten in the English Derby, Dawn Approach has justified trainer Jim Bolger's faith with a thrilling St James's Palace Stakes win at Royal Ascot.
In-form Cooldini set for hat-trick of wins Cooldini has a winter staying target on the flat but Robert Smerdon is also keen to give the three-year-old his chance over the jumps.
No travel plans for Pride's See The World Despite his name, there are no travel plans for See The World who will instead be kept to races within Sydney.
No pressure on Collett in Tiara: Waller Chris Waller says Jason Collett should treat the Group One Tattersall's Tiara as just another race when he rides in-form mare She's Clean.
Stand To Gain ends drought with jumps win Stand To Gain has raced to victory over hurdles at Sandown, his first win since taking out the 2011 Sydney Cup.
Mick Kent has shock wave penalties varied Mick Kent has had one of five charges in relation to shock wave therapy on horses overturned on appeal and his penalties on the other four reduced.
Peron confirmed for Group One Tiara start Three-year-old Peron is among 16 fillies and mares to accept for the $500,000 Tattersall's Tiara, the final Group One event of the 2012-13 racing season
Animal Kingdom becomes Ascot War casualty Declaration Of War has rebounded to win the Queen Anne Stakes, leaving Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom in his wake.
Sole Power reigns as Shamexpress flops Sole Power upset Shea Shea in the King's Stand Stakes as Australia's Shamexpress finished well down the course in the Group One Royal Ascot sprint.
Rite Of Passage out to regain Gold Cup It's been three years since Rite Of Passage won the Ascot Gold Cup but he is among 18 horses confirmed for the 2013 renewal.
Aussie hopes flop at Royal Ascot Two horses - one Australian and one Australian-owned - have failed badly in races at London's Royal Ascot.
Robert Smerdon loses appeal over conduct Trainer Robert Smerdon has lost his appeal over a conviction for acting as the conduit for the delivery of winnings in the Damien Oliver betting affair.
Anxious Tiara wait for Peron connections Peron is well down the ballot order for the Tatt's Tiara but her chances of making the Group One field are improving.
Waller accepts with 10 for shot at record Chris Waller needs four winners to break a Sydney training record and he will have runners in each of the seven races at Canterbury.
Bashboy on regular timetable to National Ciaron Maher has mapped out a racing schedule for Bashboy that will involve racing every two weeks leading up to the Grand National Steeplechase.
Celtic Prince tipped to go the distance Trainer Bjorn Baker has put Celtic Prince's Queensland Derby run down to experience and the three-year-old will go around again at Randwick.
Zar Zar to kick off big week for Cheers A horse entered to run at Canterbury and nominated for the Murwillumbah Cup five days later can give trainer Bindi Cheers a week to remember.
McLean looks for magic jumps performance Trainer Jarrod McLean expects Maythehorsebemagic to be hard to beat in a benchmark hurdle at Sandown on the way to a Grand National start.
Camelot and Al Kazeem set for return clash The Aidan O'Brien-trained Camelot will be out to avenge a Tattersalls Gold Cup defeat to Al Kazeem when they clash in the Prince of Wales's Stakes.
Medicean Man an outsider for Gask Ex-pat Australian trainer Jeremy Gask is hoping Medicean Man can cause an upset in the King's Stand on the opening day of Royal Ascot.
Guy Walter has two chances in Tiara Trainer Guy Walter would like to see stablemates Streama and Skyerush in the front line in the Tatt's Tiara.
Newitt keen for more Royal Ascot glory A more mature Craig Newitt is chasing another King's Stand Stakes win at Royal Ascot on Shamexpress, having won with Miss Andretti six years ago.
Swiggin' set to make debut at Randwick Anthony Cummings is looking to Swiggin' to continue a family tradition when the colt makes his debut at Randwick.
Lady Lakshmi has winter and spring goals In-form filly Lady Lakshmi continues her winter campaign at Flemington on a path to a Listed winter target ahead of a tilt at spring riches.
Berry committed to Australian return Tommy Berry has made an immediate impact in Hong Kong but says he is committed to returning to Australia.
Boss suspended over Mornington fall Glen Boss has been suspended for 25 meetings after pleading guilty to careless riding which resulted in Kane Bradley falling from his mount.
Shamexpress draws barrier three at Ascot Australia's Shamexpress has drawn barrier three for the King's Stand at Royal Ascot in which South African Shea Shea dominates betting.
Saint-Cloud next for Dunaden World traveller Dunaden will attempt to win a European Group One on home soil when he lines up in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud.
Thunder King's First Winner! 2YO winners are one of the first things people look for when selecting a stallion for their broodmare and who can blame them when you consider the amount of money on offer for today's early runners.
Jarnet lands French Oaks on Treve Thierry Jarnet has won his first French Oaks in style easing to victory on Treve at Chantilly racecourse.
Ossenhagen could be Hong Kong bound Connections of Ossenhagen have received an offer from Hong Kong for the promising three-year-old, winner of his past two starts.
Bashboy wins but Black And Bent beaten Outstanding steeplechasee Bashboy has shown why he is the country's reigning jumps champion with sparkling display at Bendigo.
Collett chasing Group One on She's Clean Jason Collett is looking for a winning farewell to the Group One season in the Tatt's Tiara with She's Clean.
Animal Kingdom primed for Ascot mission Owner John Messara says there is a slim chance Animal Kingdom could keep racing if he wins as expected at Royal Ascot.
Yosei aiming to break drought in Tiara It's been nearly two years since Yosei won her last race but trainer Stuart Webb believes she can end her losing streak in the Tatt's Tiara at Eagle Farm.
Frankel's sister Joyeuse entered for Ascot Joyeuse,a half sister to Frankel, has been entered for the Albany Stakes at the Royal Ascot meeting.
Escape for jockey caught in track hole Jockey Rogan Norvall was lucky to escape serious injury when he was flung from his horse after the pair got caught in a 6-metre-deep hole at Ellerslie.
Glyn Schofield suspended for six meetings Glyn Schofield has been suspended for six meetings after being found guilty of a careless riding charge.
Mr O'Ceirin sets sights on Caulfield Cup Mr O'Ceirin proved a class above his off-season rivals at Moonee Valley and trainer Cairon Maher will try to qualify him for the Caulfield Cup.
Chris Waller closing in on training record Chris Waller is closing in on some important milestones but says he will keep working to make himself a better trainer.
Conservatorium in line for more Qld riches Trainer Gary Kennewell is tempted to extend the winter carnival campaign of Conservatorium after his impressive win in the Eye Liner Stakes.
Anagold gives Pattillo second Ipswich Cup Tony Pattillo has battled weight and injuries for most of his riding career, making his victory aboard Anagold in the Ipswich Cup even sweeter.
Sessions returns with barnstorming victory The Ramornie Handicap at Grafton is the possible target for comeback sprinter Sessions as a path to Melbourne spring riches.
Rock Princess makes up for midweek defeat The decision to run Rock Princess for the second time in three days paid off as the mare scored a strong win at Moonee Valley.
Peron earns shot at Group One Tatt's Tiara Trainer John Thompson will aim for back-to-back wins in the Tatt's Tiara after Peron's impressive victory in the Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich.
Relaxed And Happy posts Waller milestone Relaxed And Happy brings up another milestone for Sydney's leading trainer Chris Waller with victory at Rosehill.
Nadeem Lass wins to the relief of trainer Trainer Robbie Griffiths thought another minor placing was coming his way at Moonee Valley until Nadeem Lass burst through to score a narrow win.
Cape Kidnappers makes triumphant return Trainer Kelly Schweida was overcome with emotion after Cape Kidnappers made a winning return to racing at Ipswich following a serious leg injury.
Prince Harada stamps class in Valley win Prince Harada, potentially one of the best horses Tony Vasil has trained, showed why with an impressive last-to-first win at Moonee Valley.
Koroibete wins for Wests Tigers captain Rugby league star Robbie Farah, in celebration mode after his racehorse won at Rosehill, says he will be fit for the second State of Origin match.
Bashboy adds depth to Bendigo jumps races Bashboy returns to the jumps for the first time this season in the Mosstrooper Steeplechase at Bendigo on his way to another shot at Grand National glory.
Velazquez backs himself for Ascot mission The experience jockey John Velazquez has gained from previous Royal Ascot campaigns will be crucial as he prepares to ride Animal Kingdom.
Injured star jockey Dominguez retires Ramon Dominguez, North America's leading jockey, has been forced to retire due to head injuries suffered in a fall.
Mr Make Believe out for back-to-back wins Mr Make Believe looks like getting track conditions to suit at Moonee Valley as he attempts to make it back-to-back wins this preparation.
Waller closes in on important milestones Chris Waller has no shortage of runners in his quest for two milestones with runners spread across three states.
Olive hopes mare takes command at Valley Nick Olive has long had it in his mind to take Capital Commander to Moonee Valley and believes he's found the right race for her at the Melbourne track.
Fireball to follow stablemate's example If stakes-winning sprinter Jest Crewsin' misses out at Rosehill, promising galloper Fireball could easily save the day for Jan Bowen.
Black-type spotlight on Peron at Ipswich Trainer John Thompson is using Group One-winning filly Nechita as his benchmark in assessing Peron's chances in the Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich.
Moroney eyeing another Ipswich Cup trophy The competitive instinct of Ipswich Cup contender Muirfield is in contrast to his casual approach to stable life under trainer Mike Moroney.
Another step on road back for Kitty Trainer Matthew Smith is hoping Combat Kitty can put a run of setbacks behind her and rediscover her stakes-winning form.
Gelagotis, Hvasstan stripped of G2 win Peter Gelagotis has been stripped of his biggest win as a trainer with Hvasstan disqualified from the Group Two Alister Clark Stakes over a positive swab.
Queen's Vase to honour Sir Henry Cecil The Queen's Vase, a Royal Ascot race Sir Henry Cecil won eight times, has been renamed in memory of the trainer.
Shea Shea plans extend beyond King's Stand South African trainer Mike de Kock is directing King's Stand Stakes favourite Shea Shea towards the July Cup after the sprinter runs at Royal Ascot.
Dawn Approach still on course for Palace The 2000 Guineas winner Dawn Approach has been cleared to run at Royal Ascot on the back of a convincing track gallop.
Frankel's brother wins for Jane Cecil Sir Henry Cecil's widow Jane has sent out her first winners for the stable since she was granted a temporary licence after his death.
New performance criteria for ATC trainers The Australian Turf Club is introducing performance criteria for Sydney trainers but says it is not trying to push smaller operators out of town.
HK braces for more positive swabs fallout More than half of Hong Kong's racehorse population could be exposed to contaminated feed with 17 horses so far testing positive to a banned substance.
Officials confident about Valley fixture Moonee Valley officials are confident their race meeting will go ahead despite a forecast for more rain.
Curtis banks on smooth run for flying Jet Trainer Lee Curtis found out by accident how to ride promising galloper Turbulent Jet and he is hoping for another last-to-first result at Rosehill.
Valley a happy hunting ground for Harrison Trainer Doug Harrison has built an impressive Moonee Valley strike rate this season and hopes it continues with Alrouz and Queen Delight.
Te Akau Stud's David Ellis out of coma Te Akau Stud's David Ellis has been taken out of an induced coma after being admitted to a Gold Coast hospital with severe pneumonia.
Cox Plate invites for 20 overseas horses The Moonee Valley Racing Club has issued 20 invitations for the Cox Plate in the hope of attracting quality international entries for the race.
Benny's Buttons after Eye Liner redemption Michael Cahill has defended the last-start defeat of Benny's Buttons and believes a wet track will enhance the gelding's chances in the Eye Liner Stakes.
Secret Garden to benefit from Cup pressure Paul Nolan is hoping the traditional pressure test in the Ipswich Cup will offset a wide barrier for Secret Garden.
Payne taking ownership of racing string A pair of fillies he part-owns will form part of trainer David Payne's four-pronged assault at his home track of Rosehill.
Hopes high for Lady Gazerra in Matchmaker Sentiment will be riding with Lady Gazerra in the Queen Of The Valley Matchmaker at Muswellbrook.
Animal Kingdom confirmed for Queen Anne Fourteen horses, including Dubai World Cup winner Animal Kingdom, have been entered for the opening race of Royal Ascot, the Queen Anne Stakes.
Family announces private funeral for Cecil Sir Henry Cecil, the English racing legend who lost his battle with cancer, will be farewelled with a private funeral in Newmarket.
Dawn Approach set to run at Royal Ascot Top three-year-old Dawn Approach has figured in a change of plans with the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot on his agenda.
17 Hong Kong horses positive to drug Seventeen horses from the stables of three Hong Kong trainers have tested positive for the banned drug zilpaterol, says the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
Suspended penalty for Vic trainer Mark Riley has received a suspended penalty from the RAD Board after pleading guilty to two charges stemming from an incident at Mornington.
Jye McNeil gets first city win at Sandown Jye McNeil has become the latest Victorian-based apprentice to celebrate a maiden city victory, scoring aboard Luckyi'mbarefoot at Sandown.
Ike's Legacy lives up to pre-race hype The Group One Golden Rose remains the long-term target for regally bred colt Ike's Legacy following his classy debut performance at Warwick Farm.
Destiny's Kiss in frame for Grafton Cup Wet track specialist Destiny's Kiss will be on trial for a winter trip to Grafton when he chases a breakthrough Sydney success at Rosehill.
Sea Lord out to continue Valley streak Two Group One spring sprints at Moonee Valley are the long-term targets for Sea Lord who is poised to resume at his favourite track.
Rockhampton Cup target for Massuri A start in the Rockhampton Cup is on the agenda for Massuri after the Stuart Kendrick-trained mare's success at Eagle Farm.
Moody stablemates could back-up at Valley Two Peter Moody-trained stablemates who ran the quinella in a midweek race at Sandown could face a rematch this weekend.
Rialya right type for Ipswich Cup: Byrne Jim Byrne believes the racing pattern of South Australian stayer Rialya makes him an ideal candidate to handle the tricky Ipswich track.
Well related filly scores timely debut win Spirit Of Heaven has scored a fitting debut win at Sandown in the same week her Group One-winning sister has been retired.
Family flavour to Berry victory A rare metropolitan victory for trainer Kevin Berry has been made even sweeter by the fact his jockey son Nathan delivered it.
Top Hong Kong jockey in alleged assault One of Hong Kong's leading riders, Matthew Chadwick, has found himself in trouble with police after allegedly assaulting a private bus driver.
Black Caviar bounty on show at Vic museum Trophies awarded to Black Caviar are now on display at the National Sports Museum in Melbourne in a tribute to the champion racehorse.
Decision still pending on Caviar mate Black Caviar's owners have a shortlist of half a dozen potential suitors for the champion mare but say they haven't made a final decision yet.
Prince Abdullah pays tribute to Cecil Prince Khalid Abdullah has paid tribute to Sir Henry Cecil, calling Frankel's trainer an inspiration and a great personal friend.
Sir Henry Cecil's legacy will live on Sir Henry Cencil, who has died aged 70, was an aristocrat who will be remembered as a man of the people - and of horses.
Legendary trainer Sir Henry Cecil dies Sir Henry Cecil, the champion trainer who guided the unbeaten Frankel to legendary status, has died after a long battle with cancer.
Dettori teams up with US raider at Ascot Comeback jockey Frankie Dettori has been declared to ride American sprinter Havelock in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
A jumps treble to Pateman at Warrnambool Champion cross country rider Steve Pateman has again shown his superiority, winning all three jumps races at Warrnambool.
Crucial gallops in store for Arinosa The Chris Waller-trained Arinosa will have two testing gallops to determine whether she progresses to the Tatt's Tiara.
Gerald Ryan seeking Ipswich double Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to Dances On Stars and Planetarium to fly the flag for the stable at the feature Ipswich meeting.
Golden Sunshine to make winter cameo Flying filly Golden Sunshine will make a winter cameo appearance ahead of a planned stakes campaign in the spring.
Police Gazette on the improve French import Police Gazette will be out to claim his first city win at Sandown at his fourth Australian start.
Ike's Legacy to make debut An air of expectation surrounds the debut of the regally bred Ike's Legacy at Warwick Farm ahead of a planned Group One campaign.
Te Akau Stud's David Ellis in hospital Te Akau Stud's David Ellis is in hospital on the Gold Coast in an induced coma but his wife says he is expected to recover.
Watering continuing at Ascot Officials have begun watering the track at Ascot ahead of the Royal meeting which features Australian Shamexpress on the first day.
Clive Brittain says he has used Sungate Investigations into the joint treatment Sungate continue as veteran trainer Clive Brittain says he has used it on injured horses.
Dwayne Dunn suspended at Mornington Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for 14 meetings at Mornington but will consider an appeal against the severity of the ban.
Apprentice jockeys shine at Mornington Apprentices Kayla Nisbet and Brodie Loy both claimed their first city wins on a milestone day for junior riders at Mornington.
Illo ready to prove himself at Rosehill Trainer Chris Waller believes he finally has the key to the enigmatic Illo and hopes to capitalise on the German import's last-start return to form.
Kennewells eye Ipswich sprint, Cup double Conservatorium was left on the outer in the Stradbroke but the in-form sprinter will spearhead a strong Ipswich Cup day challenge for the Kennewell stable.
Bull Point lives up to his hefty price tag Bull Point and Flying Sebring have given trainer Gai Waterhouse a two-year-old double at Randwick.
Quarantine puts dampner on HK for Sprinter Jason Warren says Bel Sprinter might not go to Hong Kong at the end of the year and could instead head to Perth after the spring carnival.
Skyerush pleases Shinn in track gallop Multiple stakes winner Skyerush has pleased jockey Blake Shinn and trainer Guy Walter in a workout ahead of the Group One Tatt's Tiara.
Prince Harada ready for first metro test Tony Vasil rates two-year-old Prince Harada as potentially one of the best horses he has trained as the colt prepares for a city debut at Moonee Valley.
Kane Bradley injured in Mornington fall Jockey Kane Bradley has broken his nose and has been taken to hospital for observation after a race fall at Mornington.
Dawn Approach confimed as Ascot absentee English Derby failure Dawn Approach will miss Royal Ascot but he remains in contention for the Irish Derby and the Sussex Stakes.
Medicean Man books Royal Ascot ticket The Jeremy Gask-trained Medicean Man is on target for the King's Stand at Royal Ascot following a win at Haydock.
Under The Eiffel wins Swan Hill Cup Consistent gelding Under The Eiffel has won the Swan Hill Cup, the feature event of the three-day carnival in country Victoria.
Sam Clipperton leads Sydney apprentices Jenny Duggan is refusing to concede defeat in the race for the Sydney apprentices premiership despite a hefty suspension.
Service fee set for Your Song Your Song will stand for $22,000 at Widden Stud having run his final race in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Commanding Jewel on way back for spring Trainer Leon Corstens hopes to make up for lost time with Commanding Jewel who has recovered from injury and is ready to get serious.
Black type quest for Hidden Kisses Trainer Robert Heatchote is overlooking an out-of-character last start performance by Hidden Kisses and is aiming her at a black type win at Ipswich.
Two-year-olds step up over a distance An 1800 metre race for two-year-olds at Randwick could help provide clues to their prospects as future Classic contenders.
Prince Abdullah to reduce his stock Prince Khalid Abdullah is to reduce the numbers of his racing and breeding stock at Juddmonte Farms but Frankel is not for sale.
Farhh to miss Royal Ascot Dubai World Cup winner Animal Kingdom is the overwhelming favourite to end his career with victory in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Palace Malice takes Belmont Stakes Palace Malice has become the third different winner of the three US Triple Crown races, taking out the Belmont Stakes.
Chad Schofield suspended after double Chad Schofield rode two winners on his last day as a claiming apprentice at Flemington but he will miss the next 10 meetings because of suspension.
That's The One in frame for winter feature A confident Ben Melham ride complemented the work of veterinarians as That's The One staked a claim for the Winter Championship Final.
Brenton Avdulla suspended at Eagle Farm Chris Waller will need a new rider for Arinosa in the Group One Tatt's Tiara after Brenton Avdulla was suspended for careless riding at Eagle Farm.
Waller's old boss on hand for special day Chris Waller's former boss Paddy Busuttin was on hand at Eagle Farm to watch Sydney's premier trainer win his first Derby with Hawkspur.
Moriarty caps big day for Waller, Rawiller A Brisbane Cup win has capped a huge day for Chris Waller and Nash Rawiller who both claimed winning trebles at the feature Eagle Farm meeting.
Outsider denies Buffering Group One win Trainer Robert Heathcote lamented the result but praised Buffering's courage to finish second to Linton in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Bullet retired on anniversary of big win Triple Group One winner Sniper's Bullet has been retired on the sixth anniversay of his Stradbroke Handicap victory.
El Magico rewards Kennewell for patience Trainer Lloyd Kennewell concedes he may never see the best of El Magico again despite the sprinter's Flemington win.
Hawkspur claims triple crown in Derby win A top ride from Jim Cassidy has helped Hawkspur win the Queensland Derby, giving premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller his first Derby success.
She's Clean earns shot at Tatt's Tiara She's Clean has earned a trip to Brisbane for the Group One Tatt's Tiara with her June Stakes win at Randwick.
She Can Skate graduates to stakes grade She Can Skate delivered trainer Geoff Wheeler the most important win of his career when she held on to claim the Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
Peal Of Bells wins Stayers Cup at Randwick Robert Thompson has dished out a lesson in riding stayers aboard the Gwenda Markwell-trained Peal Of Bells at Randwick.
Linton storms home to win Stradbroke Hcp Linton completed a remarkable transformation from staying to sprinting when he won the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Red Tracer wins second Dane Ripper Stakes Classy mare Red Tracer has claimed her second Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes to set up another shot at a breakthough Group One win.
Hawkspur adds Derby to Qld winter spree Hawkspur and Jim Cassidy have confirmed their red-hot winter form with an easy win in the $500,000 Queensland Derby.
Howmuchdoyouloveme repays Avdulla faith Howmuchdoyouloveme, at the centre of controversy during the Melbourne spring carnival, has returned to winning form at Eagle Farm.
Rawiller lauds Romantic Touch after Atkins Nash Rawiller believes the Caulfield Guineas is an ideal spring goal for Romantic Touch after his win in the Group One JJ Atkins at Eagle Farm.
Josh Adams celebrates Randwick win Former champion apprentice Josh Adams has celebrated his first city win in his latest comeback.
Academus too strong in Daybreak Lover Peter Snowden believes Academus would have acquitted himself well in the Stradbroke but the gelding instead had to settle for a Listed win at Eagle Farm.
Eagle Farm track upgrade a step closer The process for the reconstruction of the much-maligned Eagle Farm track has begun with funds allocated to start design and engineering works.
Another two-year-old winner for Waterhouse Gai Waterhouse has outlined ambitious spring plans for Randwick winner Northern Glory who could head to the Group One Flight Stakes.
Lockwood examines options for Tokamak Trainer Barry Lockwood has paid tribute to the transformation of Tokamak, winner of the Strawberry Road Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Lady Lakshmi in contention for spring Lady Lakshmi earned a chance at Victoria's spring riches when she made it back-to-back city wins at Flemington.
Missy Longstocking wins Hampden Stakes Trainer Liam Birchley will consider extending the winter carnival campaign of Missy Longstocking who returned to form in the Hampden Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Triple Crown comes full circle in Belmont While a lot has unfolded since the Kentucky Derby, the major players remain the same heading into the last leg of the Triple Crown, the Belmont Stakes.
Snow Fairy pleases Dunlop in Sandown spin Top mare Snow Fairy has galloped impressively at Sandown but a decision on a Royal Ascot start will be left to the last minute.
Red Cadeaux to make return in Hardwicke Well-travelled stayer Red Cadeaux is set to have his first run in Britain in 12 months when he contests the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Second Newmarket trainer on doping charge English horse racing has been rocked by the news a second Newmarket trainer has been charged with giving anabolic steroids to horses.
Binaisse horses clear of peptides Victorian trainer Dean Binaisse's horses have been cleared of any prohibited substances including peptides.
Patinack sale goes ahead amid controversy A further 13 Patinack Farm-owned horses were withdrawn from auction at the Magic Millions as controversy continued over the bona fides of a reduction sale.
Robb looking for big Randwick bonanza Wyong trainer Don Robb is looking to Big Bonanza to enhance his reputation in the June Stakes and press his claim for the Ramornie Handicap.
Unorthodox training pays off for Declasse The training manual has been thrown away when it comes to bush mare Declasse, a runner in the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Is Congrats the best we've seen? The first crop of Vinery Stud sire Congrats have returned an amazing 88% winner's to runner's and a truly phenomenal 10% Stakes winners to runners
7 June 2013 The first crop of Vinery Stud sire Congrats have returned an amazing 88% winner's to runner's and a truly phenomenal 10% Stakes winners to runners.
Gauci out to wind back clock in Qld Derby Veteran jockey Darren Gauci is hoping to end a near seven-year wait for a Group One win when he rides Ali Vital in the Queensland Derby.
Weather the key to Spirit Of Boom Spirit Of Boom has the right barrier and jockey to win the Stradbroke Handicap provided the rain stays away according to trainer Tony Gollan.
Blinkers to spark Awesome Bro in Creswick Leon Corstens has opted to apply blinkers to Awesome Bro in an attempt to get him back to winning form in the Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
Fast pace ideal for Sir Moments in Atkins Trainer Steve O'Dea believes the racing pattern of JJ Atkins favourite Romantic Touch will help his runner Sir Moments.
Wide draw concerns Smerdon ahead of Derby A wide barrier draw is less than ideal for Electric Fusion but trainer Robert Smerdon says the three-year-old deserves his shot at the 2400m Classic.
Stablemates clash ahead of jumps showdown Black And Bent and Brungle Cry are set to contest a 2500m flat race at Flemington ahead of their highly-anticipated first clash over the jumps.
Patrick Moloney to ride in France Australian apprentice Patrick Moloney will take part in an international race for young riders on French Oaks day at Chantilly.
Fanshawe in late call with Deacon Blues British Champions Sprint Stakes winner Deacon Blues is involved in a race against time to be ready for the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Stryker has got it all About to commence his third season at stud we at Three Bridges could not be more excited about the way Stryker's career is unfolding.
Dettori rides first comeback winner Frankie Dettori has ridden his first winner since coming back from a six-month disqualification for a drug offence.
Patinack Farm hits back at sale criticism The Nathan Tinkler-owned Patinack Farm has reiterated its intention to get out of Australian racing despite withdrawing some of its horses from auction.
Waller gives Permit a second chance in Cup Chris Waller can continue his outstanding strike rate with imported stayers when two of them line up in the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Ford after more success for Hawkes family The combination of jockey Jay Ford and the Hawkes training partnership will chase their second stakes victory in as many weeks at Randwick.
Yosei out to cause another big-race upset Michelle Payne believes Yosei is going as well as ever as the mare attempts to snap a two-year absence from the winner's circle in the Stradbroke.
Romantic Touch set for Group One mile bid Romantic Touch is favourite for the JJ Atkins as Sydney's top stables threaten to dominate the last Group One race of the season for two-year-olds.
Creswick Stakes test for unbeaten Scimitar The performance of unbeaten three-year-old Scimitar in the Listed Creswick Stakes will determine whether he is aimed at a spring campaign.
Hawkspur closes in on 'bonus' Derby win Hawkspur is on target to complete the three-year-old stayer's triple crown in the Group One Queensland Derby.
Back-up no problem for Sizzling: Wood Kelso Wood has declared Sizzling the best horse he has trained and says he can cope with a quick back-up in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Duffy escapes penalty over Wodonga ride The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has dismissed a charge against apprentice Jake Duffy over his handling of a horse in a race at Wodonga.
Gracious Prospect out to shed maiden tag Well-travelled two-year-old Gracious Prospect gets his chance to break through for his first win when he lines up for his 11th start at Flemington.
Godolphin set to wait on Farhh decision A Royal Ascot target for Godolphin's Farhh remains undecided with the Lockinge winner nominated for two races during the racing festival.
Derby winner Orb favoured for Belmont Kentucky Derby winner Orb has been installed as favourite to bounce back from his Preakness Stakes defeat in the Belmont Stakes.
Patinack Farm withdraw horses from sale Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm has withdrawn more than 20 horses from the National Racehorse Sale on the Gold Coast.
Lake Sententia books Qld trip at Valley Lake Sententia has booked a trip to Queensland for the Tattersall's Cup and Caloundra Cup with victory at Moonee Valley.
Stradbroke draw favours Your Song: Robl Peter Robl will be out to capitalise on Your Song's midfield draw in the Stradbroke Handicap after several fancied rivals were dealt wide gates.
Edgewood, Gail chase Flemington success Three-year-old Edgewood and his half-sister Gail will chase victory in seperate races at Flemington.
Bright future tipped for Chateau Lafaite Her sister scored one of the most emphatic wins of the Sydney autumn carnival and Chateau Lafaite looks destined to make a mark in the spring.
Chad Schofield outrides city allowance Top apprentice Chad Schofield has achieved the feat of outriding his claim, bringing up the milestone with victory on Brand New Choice at Moonee Valley.
Bary fears Gondokoro in Queensland Derby New Zealand trainer John Bary says the only filly in the Queensland Derby looms as the main danger to Survived.
Waller to rely on She's Clean at Randwick The possibility of a start in the Stradbroke Handicap has been enough to entice connections of Riva De Lago to send the galloper to Brisbane.
Bill and Symon Wilde fined $12,000 Warrnambool co-trainers Bill and Symon Wilde have been fined $12,000 over a positive swab.
Sizzling camp unfazed by Stradbroke draw Part-owner Neville Morgan believes a wide barrier for Sizzling in the Stradbroke Handicap may not be a disadvantage for the exciting colt.
Payne in Qld gamble for Dowdstown Charlie Trainer David Payne wants a wet track to enhance the chances of Dowdstown Charlie who will be trying to remain unbeaten as gelding in the JJ Atkins
Athos set for Hardwicke at Royal Ascot The Luca Cumani-trained Mount Athos is set to take on St Nicholas Abbey in the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Sizzling, Epaulette out wide in Stradbroke Three-year-olds still dominate Stradbroke Handicap betting despite mixed fortunes in the barrier draw for the Group One sprint at Eagle Farm.
Godolphin stable starts to pick up pieces The Godolphin yard at the centre of a doping scandal has turned out its first winner since trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni's ban.
Derby winner doesn't rate Epsom Derby winner Ruler Of The World has failed to impress British racing's senior handicapper who has given him a 120 rating.
Butler set to face steroid charges English trainer Gerard Butler, who has admitted to using a banned steroid on his horses, will face charges.
ATC announces job cuts in restructure The Australian Turf Club has announced the loss of 18 full-time jobs and eight contract positions as part of a restructure.
So Wotif set to improve in Creswick Stakes New Zealand trainer Richard Collett believes So Wotif will be better suited over 1200m in the Creswick Stakes after placing in his Australian debut.
Hot Snitzel ready to step up in Stradbroke The on-again off-again campaign of Hot Snitzel is primed to reach a high in the Stradbroke Handicap, Brisbane's richest race.
Quinn flags change of plans for Pentasia Trainer Marc Quinn is favouring the Lightning Handicap at Eagle Farm over the June Stakes at Randwick for Pentasia's next start.
Appleby to replace Al Zarooni Charlie Appleby, former assistant to disqualfied trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni, will take over his ex boss's role with Godolphin.
Lake Sententia on trial for Queensland Lake Sententia will be out to book a trip to Queensland when she runs in a re-scheduled Moonee Valley race but wet weather has interrupted her preparation.
Vandyke after maximum result on two fronts Consistent stayer Maximus Gladiator will be out to kick off a big week for trainer David Vandyke at Canterbury.
Carrazzo Sydney Seminar Australia’s renowned expert on bloodstock taxation, Paul Carrazzo, will once again be presenting his annual Sydney Horse Taxation Seminar at the William Inglis & Son sales complex on Tuesday 25 June 2013
Hong Kong's Lucky Nine set for Melbourne Star Hong Kong sprinter Lucky Nine is being aimed at two Group One races during the Melbourne spring carnival.
Moonlight Cloud to skip Royal Ascot sprint Moonlight Cloud, the sprinting mare who almost defeated Black Caviar in the 2012 Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot, will miss this year's renewal.
Ascot Gold Cup winner ready for return The Dermot Weld-trained Rite Of Passage is set to resume in the Saval Beg Stakes in preparation for the Ascot Gold Cup.
Tinkler, Blackwood agree on debt plan Nathan Tinkler has agreed to a plan to pay $12 million to settle a $28.4 million debt to Blackwood but investors don't seem encouraged yet.
Swettenham's June Video report Swettenham Principal Adam Sangster reports from Inglis - Great Southern Sale. Equiano's first weanlings impress some of the most astute buyers.
James McDonald wins at Leicester Jockey James McDonald has celebrated the first win of his English sojourn, guiding the Charlie Hills-trained Cable Bay home at Leicester.
Now We Can passes Cup ballot in French win French stayer Now We Can, owned by the Hong Kong Jockey Club's chief executive, has passed the Melbourne Cup ballot with a win at Chantilly.
Sam Kavanagh chasing two-state success Trainer Sam Kavanagh is hoping to chase interstate success with Words Are Weapons in the Creswick Stakes and Midsummer Sun in the Brisbane Cup.
Tognetti a stayer on the rise Emerging stayer Tognetti will be thrown in the deep end against some proven distance horses in the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Red Tracer preparing for Tatt's Tiara Red Tracer will run in either the June Stakes in Sydney or Dane Ripper in Brisbane as a lead-up to her tilt at the Tatt's Tiara.
Rhythm To Spare thriving ahead of Derby Mike Moroney had to abort a New Zealand Derby campaign with Rhythm To Spare but says the gelding is thriving ahead of his shot at Queensland Derby success.
Zaratone to run in June Stakes Zaratone will be reunited with Kathy O'Hara as he attempts to regain winning form in the June Stakes for new trainer Bjorn Baker.
Three-year-olds set to dominate Stradbroke Three-year-olds have been a force against the older horses this season and it looks like continuing with the four market leaders in the Stradbroke.
Patkai on comeback trail English stayer Patkai is being readied for a remarkable comeback from a four-year injury lay-off with the Ascot Gold Cup his target.
Intello wins French Derby Oliver Peslier has piloted the Andre Fabre-trained favourite Intello to victory in the French Derby at Chantilly.
More Joyous retired and will visit Frankel More Joyous, the mare at the centre of a controversial stewards inquiry, has been retired with plans to be mated with Frankel in England.
Gear change for Linton in Stradbroke Linton will have blinkers in the Stradbroke as trainer John Sadler looks to have the gelding sharp enough to make his presence felt over 1400 metres.
Derby remains on table for Gondokoro Trainer Pat Carey is giving serious thought to attempting a Queensland Oaks-Derby double with Gondokoro.
Waller to have at least on Atkins runner Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will have one definite J J Atkins starter in Vilanova but will delay a decision on Zoustar.
Zabeel closing on his sire Sir Tristram Gondokoro has become the 43rd individual Group One winner for evergreen stallion Zabeel who is chasing his own sire Sir Tristram's record.
Buffering on song for Stradbroke Buffering remains on track for the Stradbroke Handicap despite taking several days to recover from his gruelling effort in the Doomben 10,000.
St Nicholas Abbey wins third Coronation St Nicholas Abbey has scored a comprehensive win over Dunaden to claim the Coronation Cup for a third time.
First winner as a trainer for Murtagh Jockey Johnny Murtagh has had his first success as a trainer as he combines riding with preparing horses.
Ruler of the World reigns at Epsom Derby Ruler Of The World has given trainer Aidan O'Brien his fourth Epsom Derby and brought up a 10th for owners Coolmore.
McLeod and Browne suspended at Eagle Farm Rhys McLeod and Damian Browne rode feature race winners at Eagle Farm but they finished the meeting with careless riding suspensions.
Galah ends long run of outs in QTC Cup win Sydney trainer Peter Snowden will resist the temptation to start Galah in the Stradbroke Handicap despite a last-stride Eagle Farm win.
Waller calls for more owners' assistance Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller says industrial action is not the solution to combat the latest increases in costs announced by the ATC.
Nathan Berry returns with renewed focus A winning double for Nathan Berry at Rosehill has reaffirmed his desire to stay out of the stewards' room and make the most of his opportunities.
Dear Demi her own worst enemy: Rawiller Nash Rawiller says Dear Demi brought about her downfall in the Queensland Oaks by refusing to settle.
Qld Guineas triumph confirms Munce return Sizzling has returned to his best form to win the Queensland Guineas, giving jockey Chris Munce even more reason to celebrate.
Robert Thompson rides a winner for McEvoy Jockey Robert Thompson has notched another first with a winner at his first ride for trainer Tony McEvoy on Prince Of Capers at Rosehill.
Carey lauds McLeod Oaks ride on Gondokoro A spring Cups campaign for Gondokoro is on the backburner despite the filly's runaway win in the Group One Queensland Oaks at Eagle Farm.
Darley mare Detours bows out as a winner Trainer Peter Snowden has paid tribute to Detours who ended her racing career with a win in the Bright Shadow Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Belle De Coeur steps up in Rosehill win Trainer Luke Price has lofty spring ambitions for Belle De Coeur who has won her third race from four starts.
Tiara a winter carnival target for Fifi Trainer Robert Heathcote will set Fire Up Fifi for the Group One Tatt's Tiara after her dominant win in the Spear Chief Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Quintessential survives protest in WFA Cup Quintessential and Manighar fought out the finish in the Eagle Farm Cup but the result had to be decided in the stewards' room.
Qld feature looms for 2YO Brilliant Terror The final juvenile Group One race of the season, the J J Atkins, is now on the agenda for Rosehill winner Brilliant Terror.
Sir Moments ready for Group One call-up Sir Moments will appreciate stepping up in distance in the Group One JJ Atkins after his narrow but impressive win in The Phoenix at Eagle Farm.
Dettori misses out in return to saddle Glamour jockey Frankie Dettori, back in the saddle at the English Oaks meeting, says he is ready for the challenge of resurrecting his racing career.
Gregorian sets sights on Animal Kingdom The John Gosden-trained Gregorian took a step closer to a Royal Ascot appointment to race against Animal Kingdom with his Diomed Stakes win.
Jumps features moved to late August The Australian Steeplechase and Australian Hurdle have been moved to the end of the jumps season after being washed out.
Talent shines through in Epsom Oaks Veteran jockey Richard Hughes has won his second English classic, riding Talent to victory in the Epsom Oaks.
RV confirms probe into betting activities Racing Victoria stewards have found no breaches of racing's rules after interviewing people in their most recent investigation into betting.
Pago Rock out to make it back-to-back wins David Hayes is targeting stakes races early next season with Pago Rock but hopes he can win again in an off-season sprint at Sandown.
Cradle Me to appreciate drop in grade Cradle Me's run in the Dark Jewel Classic was a lot better than she might be given credit for and David Pfieffer likes her chances at Rosehill.
Australian Steeple on Pateman's wish list Steven Pateman is confident reigning jumper of the year Bashboy can provide him with his first Australian Steeplechase win at Sandown.
Kiwi apprentice set to shine at Rosehill New Zealand apprentice Chris Dell will ride two Rosehill favourites as he tries to make the most of a Sydney stint with leading trainer Chris Waller.
Just As Cosmic at peak for Oaks: Wilson Rosehill trainer Steven Wilson cannot fault the condition of Just As Cosmic as he aims for his first Group One win in the Queensland Oaks.
Griffon in winter carnival target switch Robert Heathcote has switched winter carnival goals for Griffon who will contest the QTC Cup on the recommendation of jockey Damian Browne.
Rawiller better for Manighar ride: Moody Peter Moody says Brad Rawiller's first experience riding Manighar will prove beneficial when they combine in the Eagle Farm Cup.
Shamexpress on target for Royal Ascot A jump-out win from Shamexpress at Flemington has confirmed Group One-winning colt Shamexpress is on target for the King's Stand Stakes.
Dunaden heads quartet against St Nicholas St Nicholas Abbey, who will be chasing his third straight win when he contests the Coronation Cup, will have Melbourne Cup hero Dunaden among his rivals.
Dawn Approach to take on 11 Epsom rivals Eleven horses, including five trained by Aidan O'Brien, will line up against the unbeaten Dawn Approach in the English Derby.
Dettori cleared to race in Epsom Derby Former champion jockey Frankie Dettori will return to the English turf on Saturday in the Epsom Derby after serving a six-month ban for using cocaine.
Officials miss Golden opportunity: O'Shea Trainer John O'Shea believes the positioning of the Golden Rose is the real programming anomaly in Sydney's spring carnival.
McLean fears Bashboy in Australian Steeple Reigning jumps horse of the year Bashboy may be too strong for the others in the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Wood sceptical about Sizzling gear change Sizzling will race in blinkers for the first time in the Queensland Guineas but trainer Kelso Wood isn't convinced about the value of the move.
Gentle approach works for Destiny Rising An unfashionably bred horse who nobody wanted to race is set to turn around the fortunes of Brian Gentle's training career.
Blinkers back on Dear Demi in Qld Oaks Dear Demi will race in blinkers in the Queensland Oaks after stewards granted a late application from trainer Clarry Conners.
Racing NSW boss defends job losses The governing body of racing in NSW has supported the Australian Turf Club's move to axe 25 jobs because of spiralling costs and stagnant revenue streams.
WFA Cup to be a tactical battle: Browne With only six runners in the Eagle Farm Cup, jockey Damian Brown expects the weight-for-age contest to develop into a battle of tactics.
Ledger-trained colt Ready for metro test I'm Ready For This is stepping from a Wodonga maiden to city class at Sandown but trainer John Ledger believes the colt has the talent to measure up.
Black And Bent heads Hurdle entries Black And Bent and stablemate Brungle Cry are at the forefront of nominations for the $100,000 Australian Hurdle at Sandown.
Epaulette to carry 56kg in Stradbroke Hcp Two Group One wins and placings behind Black Caviar, Pierro and All Too Hard make Epaulette worthy of his 56kg in Stradbroke, says handicapper.
Blinkers go on Streama in Stradbroke Streama has pleased trainer Guy Walter and jockey Glen Boss with her application to racing while wearing blinkers in a Randwick barrier trial.
Hickman plots more country carnival spoils Fresh from claiming the richest race during the two-day Scone Cup carnival, trainer Greg Hickman has his eyes on the Grafton Cup with Palasport.
Gai Waterhouse may appeal More Joyous fine Gai Waterhouse will consider an appeal against a $5500 fine handed down for not disclosing the condition of More Joyous before the All Aged Stakes.
Berry continues outstanding Hong Kong form Sydney jockey Tommy Berry has added another Hong Kong feature race to his portfolio, winning the Sha Tin Vase on Charles The Great.
Kazeem floors Camelot in Cup shock The lightly-raced Al Kazeem has beaten Camelot in a shock result to the Tattersalls Gold Cup at The Curragh.
Just The Judge wins Irish 1000 Guineas Just The Judge has given Melbourne Cup winning owner Sheikh Fahad his first European Classic in the Irish 1000 Guineas.
Gai Waterhouse fined $5500 for More Joyous Trainer Gai Waterhouse has been fined $5500 for failing to disclose the condition of More Joyous before the mare's failure in the All Aged Stakes.
More Joyous inquiry continues Gai Waterhouse will front stewards over charges relating to her record keeping in the long running More Joyous inquiry.
Hot Snitzel back on track Talented sprinter Hot Snitzel can cement a place in the Stradbroke Handicap if he can bounce back in the QTC Cup.
Blinkers experiment for Streama Streama will wear blinkers in a barrier trial to determine whether they will be used to help her get back to Group One winning form in the Stradbroke.
Sea Siren confirmed for Royal Ascot Triple Group One winner Sea Siren's second to Epaulette in the Doomben 10,000 has confirmed her readiness for Royal Ascot.
Gondokoro to avenge Roses defeat in Oaks Trainer Pat Carey is relying on the spacious Eagle Farm circuit to help Gondokoro turn the tables on arch-rival Dear Demi in the Queensland Oaks.
Prince Harada potential excites Vasil Impressive debut winner Prince Harada is likely to have one more off-season start before trainer Tony Vasil shifts his attention to the spring carnival.
Native Is sprint King again Kingsgate Native has won his first race in three years to set up another tilt at the big sprints at Royal Ascot.
More Classic Magic from O'Brien Coolmore trainer Aidan O'Brien has won his ninth Irish 2000 Guineas, this time with Magician ridden by his son Joseph.
Caulfield runner in elevated TCO2 reading Grand Emperor was kept back for two hours after it raced at Caulfield for a post-race test after a pre-race screening returned an elevated TCO2 reading.
McMahon to appeal against suspension Jockeys Ric McMahon, Glen Boss and Tim Clark have all been handed Doomben 10,000 day suspensions.
Precedence win saves Cup bookmakers The Bart Cummings-trained Precedence has returned to winning form in time to save bookmakers from paying out on a plunge on Midsummer Sun.
Popular Rangirangdoo to be missed by all Chris Waller stable favourite Rangirangdoo has been euthanased after being injured in the Doomben 10,000.
Wheeler celebrates training first city win Geoff Wheeler has landed his first city winner after 25 years of waiting when promising filly She Can Skate raced to a convincing win at Caulfield.
Fiumicino turns back the clock at Randwick Fiumicino has turned back the clock at Randwick to win the Listed McKell Cup and flag a possible Brisbane Cup start.
Cassidy earns high praise for Hawkspur win Sydney three-year-old Hawkspur continued his march towards the Queensland Derby, thanks to a perfect Jim Cassidy ride in Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben.
Epaulette takes out the Doomben 10,000 Epaulette stormed home to win the Doomben 10,000 but the race had a sad aftermath when Rangirangdoo was put down.
Zoustar remains unbeaten in Sires' Produce Chris Waller strengthened his grip on the Group One JJ Atkins when Zoustar defeated stablemate Vilanova in the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Huet lands Randwick winner for Waterhouse French jockey Thomas Huet has made the most of the opportunity to ride at Randwick, winning on Queenstown for Gai Waterhouse.
Akavoroun impresses in Caulfield victory Trainer Ciaron Maher will look to test untapped gelding Akavoroun during the spring carnival after the three-year-old remained unbeaten at Caulfield.
Avdulla defends Arinosa after Doomben loss Brenton Avdulla insists Arinosa remains on track for the Stradbroke Handicap despite her costly defeat in the Glenlogan Park Stakes.
Peron bound for black-type career: trainer Peron is among the team of racehorses to be sold by Patinack Farm but trainer John Thompson is hoping he can retain an association with the filly.
Gelding operation a success for Charlie Dowdstown Charlie has shown the benefits of a gelding operation, keeping his mind on the task to win at Randwick.
Back-to-back Caulfield wins for Polanski Two-year-old Polanski ended his season with a second-straight Caulfield win to confirm spring plans to target the Group One Victoria Derby.
Camelot raring to go in Tattersalls Cup Jockey Joseph O'Brien says Camelot has all angles covered going into the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh.
Mudlark World Wide set for Nowra Cup win The prospect of a rain-affected track has trainer Bede Murray on good terms with himself ahead of his bid for a third Nowra Cup success.
Derby aim for Hayes-trained Eagle Island The Victoria Derby is the long-range aim for Eagle Island who'll be out to make it back-to-back wins in a 1600m event at Caulfield.
Schofield set to outride claim at Randwick Chad Schofield returns to Sydney racing for the McKell Cup meeting and needs only one winner to outride his claim.
The Voice to hit high note despite draw Tony McEvoy has concerns about a wide barrier but he is putting his faith in the navigational skills of Glen Boss to make a difference on The Voice.
Grand Prix is a grand final for Hawkspur Queensland Derby plans for Hawkspur are on hold until trainer Chris Waller assesses his performance in the Grand Prix Stakes.
French hoop earns Randwick call-up for Gai A French jockey who has been quietly making his way on the Sydney provincial scene will be out to make the most of his opportunities at Randwick.
Wet to give Fiumicino a much-needed edge Grand stayer Fiumicino has more to race for than most of his six rivals when he takes his place in the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Browne left to plot tactics for Buffering Robert Heathcote won't tie down Damian Browne to a firm set of riding instructions for Buffering in the Doomben 10,000.
Shamexpress impresses Newitt in jump-out Craig Newitt is convinced Royal Ascot-bound Shamexpress has improved since his Newmarket Handicap win after partnering the colt in a Flemington jump-out.
Retirement an option for More Strawberries The racing career of More Strawberries is in doubt after a leg injury ruled her out of the remainder of the Brisbane winter carnival.
Bolger upbeat for Dawn Approach Derby bid Jim Bolger says Dawn Approach has thrived since his 2000 Guineas win and he expects the colt to maintain a perfect record in the English Derby.
Jockeys' group continues to Ahern support The Professional Jockeys' Association has offered its full support to Eddie Ahern as the rider appeals against a 10-year ban from racing.
Japan Derby & South African Golden Sprint Vinery Stud resident Mossman is shooting for a global Group 1 double this Saturday with high profile sons Buffering (above) and Royal Zulu Warrior lining up in feature races.
Stoute rules Telescope out of Derby Trainer Sir Michael Stoute has ruled Telescope out of the Derby at Epsom with Dawn Approach now at 4-5 to win the Classic.
Aigles could miss Royal Ascot Cirrus Des Aigles may miss Royal Ascot but trainer Corine Barande-Barbe is confident he will be a force as he prepares for his return from injury.
Dunaden enjoys Epsom spin Dunaden has had a gallop at Epsom Racecourse ahead of his bid to add the Coronation Cup to his resume.
UAE to ban steriod use in equestrian sport Still reeling from the Newmarket doping scandal, Godolphin's owner bans use of anabolic steroids in all horse-related sports in the United Arab Emirates.
Derby prospect Polanski steps up to mile Robbie Laing hopes he has a Derby prospect in two-year-old Polanski who'll have his final start of his juvenile season over 1600m at Caulfield.
Boss claims Victorian prize money record Glen Boss has set a new prize money record for a jockey on Victorian tracks, with his mounts this season so far earning $9,216,360.
Apprentices poised to star at Randwick Sydney apprentices have much to gain in the absence of senior jockeys at Randwick, including Rachael Murray who will ride short-priced favourite Everage.
Caulfield return for untapped 3YO Edgewood Edgewood was an eye-catching finisher in last year's Sandown Guineas and trainer Robbie Griffiths hopes he can show his talent now he's been gelded.
Your Song more than wet tracker: Cummings History is stacked against Your Song adding the Doomben 10,000 to his Group One BTC Cup win but trainer Anthony Cummings remains confident of victory.
Raider part of McEvoy's broadening horizon Tony McEvoy is re-emerging as a national force in racing with Sky Raider to lead the way for his team across four states in the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Fitness no issue for Risk Aversion: Lakey Deagon trainer Mick Lakey is satisified with the fitness levels of Risk Aversion for her return to racing in the Glenlogan Park Stakes at Doomben.
Sires' stamina test for Missy Longstocking Jockey Damian Browne is confident Missy Longstocking can rise to the challenge of her first attempt at 1350 metres in the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Darren Weir fined $7000 over positive swab Leading Victorian trainer Darren Weir has been fined $7000 over a positive swab returned by one of his runners after a maiden win at Ballarat.
Koroibete out to change Tigers' fortunes He is named after the speedy Wests Tigers winger but Koroibete the racehorse is expected to make staying his forte.
Late Derby entry to be paid for German 3YO Chopin, rated the best three-year-old in Germany, is set to take his place in the English Derby at Epsom.
Assistant trainer to appeal corruption ban An assistant trainer found guilty of passing on inside stable information, has appealed against a hefty British Horseracing Authority ban from racing.
Jockey Eddie Ahern to appeal ban Jockey Eddie Ahern, who has been disqualifiied for 10 years after being found guilty of corruption charges, says he will appeal the ban.
Smerdon, Moody land Sandown trebles Black And Bent's record-breaking jumps win was the highlight of a Sandown treble for Robert Smerdon.
Waterhouse youngster bound for Brisbane Improving juvenile Romantic Touch added his name to Gai Waterhouse's winter team in Brisbane with a commanding performance at Canterbury.
Nikolic set to face two conduct charges Disqualified jockey Danny Nikolic has been issued with two charges over his alleged improper conduct at an appeal hearing into his ban.
Waller sends Zoustar north for Sires' bid Unbeaten Sydney juvenile Zoustar, a dual acceptor in two states, will head north to contest the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Doomben.
Less Is More out to fill void for Vandyke Less Is More will take a major step towards filling a void left by his former stablemate Lamasery if he wins the Premier's Cup at Doomben.
Randwick race a key to Brisbane features Some up-and-coming Sydney three-year-olds will get their final chance to book a berth in two Queensland carnival features when they race at Randwick.
Hateley back with win after long absence Joseph Hateley has ridden the Peter Moody-trained Macedonian to victory in a hurdle race at Sandown in his first race ride for more than a decade.
Hippopus puts Derby credentials on line Gai Waterhouse will use the Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben as an important stepping stone to the Queensland Derby for VRC St Leger winner Hippopus.
Strawberry Boy in spring test at Caulfield Peter Moody is keen to get a look at Strawberry Boy over 1600m at Caulfield with a view to the spring carnival and a shot at the Toorak Handicap.
Draw ideal for Better Than Ready in 10,000 Trainer Kelly Schweida insists Better Than Ready has enough tactical speed to take advantage of barrier one in Saturday's Doomben 10,000.
Black And Bent sets record with jumps win Star hurdler Black And Bent has claimed an Australian record 10th successive jumps win with victory at Sandown in the Jack Dow Memorial Hurdle.
Wide gate for Your Song in Domben 10,000 Favourite Your Song has drawn the extreme outside barrier in the Domben 10,000 with main danger Buffering also presented with a wide alley.
American ace settles in with Ed Dunlop American Grade One winner Unbridled Command, a new addition to the Ed Dunlop stable, is a dual entry for Royal Ascot.
France Galop awaits contact from Dettori Glamour jockey Frankie Dettori must meet with French racing officials before he can make a return to riding after a ban for testing positive to cocaine.
Farhh team weigh up multiple Ascot options Trainer Saeed Bin Suroor is keeping his options open with Farhh, the latest member of the Godolphin team to win at Group One level.
Derby winner Camelot in frame for Curragh Dual Derby winner Camelot is one of five Aidan O'Brien possibles for the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh.
Group One moved in spring carnival change The Spring Champion Stakes will be pushed back a week as part of a makeover of the Australian Turf Club's spring carnival.
Stewards clear Sadler over Sandown ride Apprentice Tom Sadler says his vision was severely impaired when he aroused stewards' attentions over his ride on Supreme Warrior at Sandown.
Wildes to face stewards over positive swab Co-trainers Bill and Symon Wilde have been issued with a charge by Racing Victoria stewards over a positive swab returned by one of their horses.
Caulfield favoured over Sydney for Devised A 2400m race at Caulfield has been preferred over the WJ McKell Cup in Sydney for country galloper Devised who is on a path towards the Grafton Cup.
Black And Bent jumps for record at Sandown Black And Bent will be back at the place where his streak started when he attempts to claim a record 10th successive win over the jumps at Sandown.
Everage presses on into back-end of season One look at how the early part of next season could unfold for Everage was enough for trainer Craig Carmody to keep the talented filly in work.
All-weather track go-ahead for Pakenham The Victorian government and Racing Victoria have announced the state's second all-weather racetrack will be included in the new Pakenham complex.
Daryl to make up for Wagga Wagga defeat One of the unluckiest runners during the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup carnival will be out to make amends at Canterbury.
Dunlop ponders next route for Red Cadeaux A drop back in distance and a firm track have been blamed for the below-par Singapore performance of Red Cadeaux.
Opportunity Knox for Murtagh Jockey Johnny Murtagh is looking to start his training career with an Irish 2000 Guineas win for Sheikh Mohammed.
St Leger winner Encke tests positive Another seven Godolphin horses from disqualified trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni's stable have tested positive for steroids.
Son of Eavesdropper all the talk A 2-year-old son of Eavesdropper (USA) is all the talk in the racing community south of Sydney.
Ashamed Dettori admits cocaine use Frankie Dettori admits to using cocaine in a television interview to be screened days before his return to riding after serving a six-month ban.
Stewards probe Sadler over Sandown ride Melbourne stewards have opened an investigation into apprentice Tom Sadler's handling of Supreme Warrior at Sandown.
Fontelina bound for Scone Listed race Anthony Cummings will start Fontelina at Scone as the gelding strives to earn a spot beside stablemate Your Song in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Gai and Waller unveil promising juveniles Sydney's two top trainers used a midweek meeting at Canterbury to unveil a couple of young horses with bright futures.
Brenton Avdulla to front racing committee Top young jockey Brenton Avdulla will be questioned by Racing NSW officials after allegations of an association with a bikie gang member.
Laurie keen to test Escado over two miles Three-year-old Escado has drawn wide in the Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes but trainer Matt Laurie is still keen to test the stayer in the two-mile race.
Scone Guineas conditions ideal for Ashokan His immediate goal is the Inglis 3YO Guineas at Scone, but trainer Gai Waterhouse has boldly declared Ashokan could develop into a Cox Plate horse.
New gear to help Speediness in Scone Cup Victorian galloper Speediness will carry some different gear as trainer Colin Scott tries to get the best out of the five-year-old in the Scone Cup.
Moloney maintains family racing tradition Teenage apprentice Patrick Moloney added to three generations of Victorian racing history when he scored his first city win at Sandown.
Trainer gives Ichikawa vote of confidence The work ethic and riding ability of Sydney apprentice Yusuke Ichikawa has helped him retain the ride on Just As Cosmic at Doomben.
Your Song to stand at Widden We are thrilled to announce Fastnet Rock’s most dominant Gr1 winning son Your Song will retire to Widden this season complementing our fabulous stallion roster.
Basic Cup plan for Lamasery: trainer Lamasery will be ridden conservatively as he attempts to defy a poor record for horses drawn the outside barrier in the Doomben Cup.
Mahisara draw adds to Messara frustration Trainer Paul Messara has been left shattered after Mahisara's wide barrier in the Group Three BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Kirribilli stakes jumps claim at Sandown A win on the flat at Sandown has set Kirribilli Gold up for the Great Southern Steeplechase at Mornington.
Tac De Boistron set to return to Europe Trainer Mick Kent, who has farewelled French stayer Tac De Boistron, has welcomed a winner at Sandown.
Derby still in sight for Telescope Telescope is still in contention for the English Derby despite being ruled out of the Dante Stakes because of a minor infection.
Derby winner Orb arrives for Preakness Kentucky Derby winner Orb has made his way to Pimlico for the Preakness as he chases American racing's Triple Crown.
Newhaven Park to stand Delago Deluxe Newhaven Park is proud to announce that it will be standing Champion South African sprinting sensation Delago Deluxe at their historic Boorowa base in 2013.
Walk With Attitude out to bounce back Walk With Attitude has to bounce back at Flemington from a disappointing last start showing if she is to earn a trip to Brisbane.
Secret Admirer set for Doomben swan song Top Sydney racemare Secret Admirer could be racing for the 28th and final time of her decorated career in the Doomben Cup.
Racing chiefs want access to police files Racing Victoria has called for laws to be passed to allow police to share information they say they have relating to jockeys and other identities.
Horse and jockey poised to shine for Olive Nick Olive likes the prospects of Fullerton at Canterbury and he is just as warm about the chances of apprentice jockey John Kissick making the grade.
Guineas a target race for Taxmeifyoucan Taxmeifyoucan is a long way from being the horse Greg Hickman thinks he can be but the trainer says the gelding has a lot to offer in the Inglis Guineas.
Karakatsanis treatment appeals thrown out Trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony have failed in their appeals against the penalty imposed on them for treating a horse on race day.
Moloney gets city chance on Post D'France Apprentice Patrick Moloney will have his first city ride in Melbourne on Post D'France at Sandown, a horse he has partnered to two provincial wins.
Black And Bent ready for Mornington return Champion hurdler Black And Bent will return to jumps racing at Mornington as stablemate Brungle Cry switches back to the flat at Flemington.
Trainer has mixed views on Doomben pair Melbourne trainer Mick Price is confronted by one perfect scenario and one that is less than ideal at Doomben.
Vinery Open House Vinery Stud is opening its doors over the Scone Cup Carnival to host a series of 9am Stallion Parades from Thursday 16th - Monday 21st of May.
More Joyous may have run her last race More Joyous may have run her last race and could be retired and sent to England to be mated with champion horse Frankel.
Tom Waterhouse cleared at inquiry Tom Waterhouse has been cleared at the More Joyous inquiry but reminded of public perception when it comes to horses trained by his mother Gai.
Australian pair in good shape in Singapore Australian pair Bel Sprinter and Mawingo have arrived in good order for their Group One assignments in Singapore.
In-form Innovation ready for Australia New Zealand mare Innovation may dodge the bog tracks and lower prizemoney at home and head for an Australian winter.
Your Song to Widden in 2013 Brilliant three year-old Fastnet Rock colt Your Song has assured his future at one of
Australia’s most successful Stud’s with a stunning five length Group I victory in the BTC
Cup at Eagle Farm last Saturday
Scream Machine chasing back-to-back Cups A decision to bypass the Doncaster Mile with Scream Machine could pay off for the second time in the $200,000 Scone Cup.
Gai charged over More Joyous affair Gai Waterhouse has been charged with two offences over the More Joyous inquiry.
Emirates Park confirm 2013 service fees Emirates Park’s stallion line-up and associated service fees have been confirmed for the 2013 breeding season with the stud’s senior management team adhering to the prevailing sense of conservatism for the upcoming season.
Your Song to farewell racing in Stradbroke Your Song will join fellow three-year-olds Pierro and All Too Hard at stud next season after his win in the Group One BTC Cup.
Singleton regrets Johns' part in inquiry John Singleton says he hopes he and Andrew Johns can still be friends after the former footballer gave evidence at the More Joyous racing inquiry.
Robinson has more to say on More Joyous Former jockey Allan Robinson says he has more evidence to give on the More Joyous affair but has declined to give it to the stewards' inquiry.
Johns didn't spill on More Joyous: Hayson Big punter Eddie Hayson says Andrew Johns never discussed the health of John Singleton's racehorse More Joyous with him.
Smerdon entitled to be ignorant about bet Trainer Robert Smerdon had no need to ask about the source of money he was asked to give to jockey Damien Oliver, his lawyer says.
Flotilla scorches to French Guineas win Flotilla has won the French 1000 Guineas with a record run while Style Vendome has taken out the 2000 Guineas.
No more joy - Singleton fined, Gai charged John Singleton has been fined and Gai Waterhouse charged as NSW racing stewards found no evidence of inside knowledge being passed from her bookie son Tom.
Your Song favourite for sprint treble Your Song has firmed to outright favouritism for the Doomben 10,000 and Stradbroke Handicap following his BTC Cup victory.
Flying Snitzel heads Ryan's Scone team Gerald Ryan is looking to Flying Snitzel to recapture her Kewney Stakes winning form in the $500,000 Scone Guineas.
Bel Sprinter primed for Singapore mission Now that Bel Sprinter has proved himself as a Group One winner, trainer Jason Warren is confident he can take his form with him to Singapore.
Streama and Skyerush to head north Guy Walter-trained stablemates will be aimed at Group One races in Brisbane after a short let-up from their autumn racing.
Reliable Man recovering well from injury Dual hemisphere Group One winner Reliable Man is recovering from an injury suffered in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes with hopes high he can race on.
Zabeelionaire needs pace in Doomben Cup Group One winner Zabeelionaire will require a fast-run race to be competitive in the Doomben Cup according to his part-owner Brad Spicer.
Secret Gesture wins Oaks Trial Secret Gesture has been elevated in markets for next month's Oaks at Epsom following her 10 length romp in the Lingfield Oaks Trial.
Moriarty a star turn in Chris Waller show Chris Waller is powering to a Sydney premiership record with five winners at Rosehill adding to his tally.
Platelet completes Adelaide feature double Victorian mare Platelet and her jockey Ben Melham have completed the double of South Australia's premier sprint races, winning the Goodwood.
Midsummer Sun strikes a blow for imports Midsummer Sun continued the great form of imported gallopers when he won his second Australian start since arriving from England.
Pago Rock flies again fresh at Caulfield The David Hayes-trained Pago Rock has improved on an already impressive fresh record with a strong first-up victory at Caulfield.
Quintessential back in business for Cup New Zealand mare Quintessential has returned to the scene of her biggest success to post a timely win in the Chairman's Handicap.
Your Song returns with runaway BTC Cup win The Anthony Cummings-trained Your Song has left his older and more experienced rivals without excuse in his BTC Cup win.
Farm stewards grill beaten Plate jockey Stewards questioned the riding tactics of jockey Jonathan Riddell after the defeat of Survived in the Rough Habit Plate.
Richies Bickies pulls off Rosehill plunge A Queensland Derby start is on Richies Bickies' winter radar after the three-year-old landed some good bets in winning at Rosehill.
Less Is More races into Cup contention Jockey Peter Robl rates imported stayer Less Is More an ideal type for the Brisbane Cup after his win at Eagle Farm.
Outsider Primitive Man in Caulfield shock Trainer Shane Fliedner was more surprised at the long odds offered about Primitive Man at Caulfield than he was by the gelding's victory.
Yosei's half-sister wins at Caulfield Four-year-old Imoto hasn't reached the heights of her half-sister Yosei but she proved too strong for her rivals to post a city win at Caulfield.
Vo Heart earns shot at carnival 2YO riches The Sires' Produce Stakes and Group One JJ Atkins are the targets for Vo Heart after his hard-fought win in the Champagne Classic at Eagle Farm.
Drago fulfils Cummings's goal at Rosehill The Anthony Cummings-trained Drago has underlined his staying potential with an emphatic Rosehill victory, beating Ideal Guide by four lengths.
Laing's bargain buy now a Derby hope Polanski, a colt bought to test a trainer's theory, became an early Victoria Derby prospect with a game win at Caulfield.
Anodin, Intello out for family redemption Anodin and Intello will be aiming to set the record straight for their bloodlines when they take their places in the French 2000 Guineas.
Mount Athos returns with easy win Mount Athos has kicked off his Melbourne Cup campaign with an easy victory in a Group Three race at Chester.
Black Caviar celebrated on coins, stamp Unbeaten champion horse Black Caviar has been celebrated with a stamp and commemorative coins on display at the World Stamp Expo in Melbourne.
Hayson agrees to front More Joyous inquiry Sydney businessman and punter Eddie Hayson has agreed to attend the next sitting of the More Joyous inquiry.
Vibrant Rouge out for change of luck Trainer Glenn Thornton is confident Vibrant Rouge can make amends for a luckless last start defeat with victory at Caulfield.
Zonza gets another chance in Australia Well performed New Zealand mare Zonza has come through her Hawkesbury ordeal in fine order and will run in the Lord Mayors Cup.
Bin Suroor set to take on Moulton horses Godolphin has applied to transfer all horses from disgraced trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni to Saeed bin Suroor.
Falcent to continue good form at Caulfield Three-year-old Falcent could book himself a shot at a stakes victory later in the season if he runs to expectations at Caulfield.
Melham, Platelet set for another Group One In-form jockey Ben Melham lines up for his third Group One win in as many weeks when he partners Platelet in the Goodwood.
Earlier Sale Date for Inglis Australian Weanling & Bloodstock Sale In an effort to assist vendors and buyers with travel and accommodation requirements in Sydney next month, Inglis have announced that the Australian Weanling & Bloodstock Sale will now be held two days earlier following on from the Classic Yearling Sale Winter Book on Sunday 23rd June.
Puissance De Lune heads Cup market Puissance De Lune has been installed favourite in the TAB's Melbourne Cup market ahead of last year's runner-up Fiorente.
Buffering and Rain Affair chase holy grail Both Buffering and Rain Affair will be out to shed their Group One maiden status in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm.
Survived and Usainity fly the flag for Zed The performances of Survived and Usainity, who dominate betting in the Rough Habit Plate, have resurrected the stud career of their sire Zed.
First Start, First French Winner VINERY resident Myboycharlie opened his European winners account when first crop son Salai won on debut in France over 1100m last night
Red Cadeaux arrives in Singapore Red Cadeaux has arrived safely in Singapore on the next leg of his latest global odyssey which has taken in Hong Kong, Dubai and Japan.
Singleton inquiry raises serious questions The mud slinging and entertainment aside, the John Singleton-Gai Waterhouse inquiry focuses on a fundamental question for racing authorities.
Hollywood Park to close after 75 years Racing will end at Hollywood Park with the site to be redeveloped for residential and retail purposes.
Caulfield the end of 3kg claim for Sadler Apprentice Tom Sadler is looking to make the most of his final meeting riding with a 3kg claim at Caulfield.
Two trainers face positive swab hearings Victorian trainers Darren Weir and Peter Gelagotis are set to face separate hearings over positive swabs from their horses.
Adelaide race preferred for Lucky Penny The Group Three R A Lee Stakes in Adelaide has been preferred over an open handicap at Caulfield for lightly raced mare Lucky Penny.
Tonopah on learning curve in Rough Habit An American-bred colt trained in Sydney will attempt to win a race named after a champion New Zealander who was regarded as an honorary Queenslander.
Quintessential returns in Chairman's Hcp Queensland Oaks winner Quintessential will be reunited with jockey Damian Browne in the Chairman's Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Lees has faith in latest French connection Pirate Bay is ready to join fellow imports Award Season and Hathras as Australian winners for trainer Kris Lees when he runs at Rosehill.
Pride hoping for wet track for Rain Affair Rain Affair has been placed three times in Group One races on dry tracks but trainer Joe Pride wants a wet surface for the gelding in the BTC Cup.
Pride has modest vision for Destiny's Kiss The arrival of former Victorian Destiny's Kiss at his stable has revived fond memories for Sydney trainer Joe Pride.
Cummings puts Drago on Derby winner's path Anthony Cummings is hoping the race which help launched Fiveandahalfstar to the top can do the same for Drago at Rosehill.
Facile Tigre fresh and ready for Goodwood Facile Tigre has been kept fresh for the Group One Goodwood and jockey Brad Rawiller is confident the Queensland sprinter will make his presence felt.
WA's racing bosses deny corruption claims WA racing authorities say an internal inquiry has proven allegations of race fixing made in an anonymous letter are unfounded.
Solzhenitsyn out of Group One Doomben Cup Toorak Handicap winner Solzhenitsyn will be aimed at the Stradbroke Handicap after trainer Robert Heathcote missed a payment deadline for the Doomben Cup.
McQueen runs second for retiring Ferguson Sir Alex Ferguson will bow out a winner as the boss of Manchester United but he had to settle for second with his racehorse Butterfly McQueen at Chester.
De Kock outlines contenders for July Cup South African trainer Mike de Kock has entered three horses for the July Cup at Newmarket with nominations also including Australia's Shamexpress.
Harbour Watch (Ire) to stand at Emirates Park Emirates Park have formed a new alliance with an emerging world thoroughbred power to stand the brilliant European 2-year-old Harbour Watch (Ire), beginning with the upcoming 2013 covering season.
Bel Sprinter on song but Rocket Man out Bel Sprinter continues to please Jason Warren ahead of his trip to Singapore for the KrisFlyer Sprint, a race to be run without local star Rocket Man.
Tim Clark keeps Sydney momentum rolling The impressive form of jockey Tim Clark since his recent return from Hong Kong continued at Canterbury where he booted home two winners.
Stewards set date for inquiry resumption Stewards hope to finally get to the bottom of the More Joyous affair when Allan Robinson and Andrew Johns appear at the hearing.
Waller's Cup squad down to three runners Premier trainer Chris Waller will still have weight of numbers on his side in the Lord Mayors Cup despite declaring Beaten Up an unlikely starter.
Big Bear Rock brings class to Sandown Classy sprinter Big Bear Rock raced up to his best form to score impressively at Sandown for former Darwin trainer Stephen Brown.
Tints has right attitude to overcome draw Trainer Ben Currie believes Tints won't be overawed by a wide barrier in the Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Englebrecht hoping luck holds for Derby After an inglorious start to his racing career, Lucky Lucky Lucky is one of the leading contenders for the Rough Habit Plate at Eagle Farm.
No rest for Caulfield-bound Vatican Trainer Byron Cozamanis acknowledges his dashing sprinter Vatican deserves a rest, but not while he's having so much fun winning races.
Samarmeteors an impressive Sandown winner Samarmeteors isn't in the same league as her talented half-sister Samaready, but trainer Mick Price is hoping she continues the form she showed at Sandown.
Buffering set for Group One win: Browne Popular sprinter Buffering is on track for his first Group One win in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm, according to jockey Damian Browne.
Waller stable loses Doomben Cup contender Kingston Town Stakes winner Stout Hearted has been put down after suffering a serious hoof injury while being prepared for the Doomben Cup.
Marengo on trial for Derby at Leopardstown Battle Of Marengo is a standout nomination for Aidan O'Brien in the Derby Trial at Leopardstown, a race the Ballydoyle trainer has won nine times.
Al-Zarooni lodges appeal against ban Former Godolphin trainer Mahmood al-Zarooni has launched an appeal against the eight-year ban for doping race horses at his Newmarket stables.
Griffiths to have chances in two states Robbie Griffiths is set to have chances in both Melbourne and Adelaide despite his decision to miss the Goodwood with talented filly Angelic Light.
Sniper's Bullet to wait for Scone race Veteran galloper Sniper's Bullet is nearing a comeback but will wait for the Scone carnival to make his first appearance in more than a year.
Strike The Stars' routine switch for Cup Trainer Anthony Cummings is hoping time away from stable life has been enough to reinvigorate Strike The Stars for the Lord Mayors Cup at Rosehill.
Moody denies peptide use Victoria's leading trainer Peter Moody has rejected any suggestion that he has used banned drugs on his horses.
Clark in form as he returns to Sydney fold Trainer Chris Waller has given Tim Clark two midweek rides as the jockey tries to add to the momentum he generated in his first week back from Hong Kong.
Positive swab from horse in Wilde stable A horse from the stable of Bill and Symon Wilde has returned a positive swab after winning a maiden race at Warrnambool.
Moroney duo on trial for Derby at Sandown Trainer Mike Moroney's Queensland Derby hopes will become clearer after two horses press their claims for a trip north in a 1600m race at Sandown.
Singleton tells Andrew Johns to man up John Singleton has called Andrew Johns weak and told him to man up over his part in the More Joyous inquiry and public bust-up with Gai Waterhouse.
Moment Of Change seeks Goodwood glory Moment Of Change has the chance to earn a place among the country's top tier in the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville.
Tyreel Stud Announces New Stud Manager Tyreel Stud is very pleased to announce the appointment of Rob Sims as Stud Manager.
Racing mourns death of jockeys' mentor Well-known English racehorse trainer Reg Hollinshead will also be remembered for nuturing top-class jockeys, according to one of his star pupils.
Derby winner Camelot back in business Aidan O'Brien's Dual Derby winner Camelot has made a successful return to racing, claiming the Mooresbridge Stakes at the Curragh.
NSW racing inquiry turns media circus The Racing NSW inquiry into the performance of More Joyous in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick promised to be a media circus, and it delivered.
Cummings picks Brisbane for 3YO's return Sydney three-year-old Your Song is a confirmed runner in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm after a runaway barrier trial win.
King Mufhasa future up in the air after HK The racing future of evergreen New Zealand galloper King Mufhasa is in doubt after he bled during the Champions Mile in Hong Kong
Survived heads NZ raiders for Queensland A New Zealand contingent headed by the Queensland Derby prospect Survived is on its way to the Brisbane winter carnival.
Crafty Irna after Rosehill consolation win A wide barrier put paid to Wagga Wagga Gold Cup plans for Crafty Irna and the mare will instead chase another feature win in the Lord Mayors Cup.
Bolger warms to Approach Derby bid Trainer Jim Bolger says 2000 Guineas winner Dawn Approach's relaxed attitude to racing makes him an Epsom Derby contender.
Singo, Waterhouses arrive for race inquiry John Singleton and the Waterhouses have arrived at the racing inquiry into the scandal over the performance of More Joyous.
Sky's the limit for Hughes in Guineas win Champion jockey Richard Hughes has ended a losing sequence in British Classic races with Sky Lantern's victory in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket.
Moore lands HK Champions Mile again Trainer John Moore's incredible run of success in the Champions Mile has continued with Dan Excel winning the Sha Tin Group One.
Inquiry into Racing Queensland announced State Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie has announced an inquiry into Racing Queensland and the alleged mishandling of massive contracts.
Andrew Johns asked to front racing inquiry High-profile ex-footballer Andrew Johns has been given another chance to appear before the More Joyous racing inquiry or face sanctions.
All Too Hard retired to stud Black Caviar's half brother has been retired to stud with his owners passing up the chance to race him on the international stage.
All star cast for More Joyous inquiry A stewards' inquiry into the poor performance of the racehorse More Joyous will have an all star cast when it resumes in Sydney.
First-up Goodwood tilt for Galah Peter Snowden will have two runners in the Group One Goodwood in Adelaide with four-year-old Galah tackling the race first-up from a spell.
Hot Snitzel to continue northern campaign Hot Snitzel will continue his Queensland campaign despite his poor performance in the Prime Minister's Cup at the Gold Coast.
No peptide positives in racehorses Racing Victoria says there have been no positive swabs to peptides in racehorses in tests taken since the spring carnival.
Ortensia ready for final campaign International Group One winner Ortensia will stay close to home for what will be her last racing campaign.
Shug McGaughey's long wait finally over Hall Of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey's dream of a Kentucky Derby win has finally come true with Orb winning the famous race.
Rain Affair and Buffering clash again The Group One BTC Cup at Eagle Farm shapes as an absorbing contest between crowd favourites Rain Affair and Buffering.
Sole Powers to Palace prize Sole Power has shown he is in for a lucrative summer with victory at Newmarket and will head to the King's Stand and a clash with Shamexpress.
Orb wins the 139th Kentucky Derby Veteran trainer Shug McGaughey and World Cup winning jockey Joel Rosario have combined with Orb to take out the Kentucky Derby.
Dawn Approach wins English 2000 Guineas The Godolphin stable, embarrassed by doping, returned to winning at Newmarket with unbeaten Dawn Approach capturing the English 2000 Guineas.
Bright future for Prince Of Penzance The Group One Queensland Derby is an option for Prince Of Penzance after the gelding won despite doing plenty wrong in a race at Flemington.
Escado wins the South Australian Derby Trainer Matt Laurie has claimed his first Group One victory with Escado, a decisive winner of the South Australian Derby.
Formidable returns to form Formidable created a big impression when she won on debut but it took almost 12 months to score another success.
Academus gives Darley two Guineas wins The Hawkesbury Guinesa win of Limes has been matched by his Darley stablemate Academus at the Gold Coast.
Limes caps big day for Darley in Guineas Limes, the second-stringer for Darley in the Hawkesbury Guineas, has come out on top to claim a Listed win.
Lights Of Heaven triumphs in Hollindale Lights Of Heaven has lived in the shadow of Black Caviar but had her moment in the spotlight when she won the Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Thubiaan wins for Waller at Flemington A narrow win to Thubiaan at Flemington brought up a winner in three states on the day for premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller.
Tony McEvoy makes winning start in NSW Trainer Tony McEvoy has made a winning start from his NSW stable, taking the Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury, his new home track.
Famous Seamus wins Prime Minister's Cup Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith will weigh up options for Famous Seamus heading to the Stradbroke Handicap after his Prime Minister's Cup win.
Aerobatics wins Darley's own race Aerobatics has recorded her first stakes win for her owner, sponsor of the Listed Darley Crown at Hawkesbury.
Detours storms home to win Silk Stocking Peter Snowden and Damian Browne claimed back-to-back Silk Stockings when Detours stormed home to beat Karuta Queen at the Gold Coast.
Dry tracks suit Coup Acclaim Imported galloper Coup Acclaim has shown his liking for firm tracks, bouncing back from his last-start failure to win at Hawkesbury.
Whisper Downs keeps on winning Durable galloper Whisper Downs has claimed the sixth win of a preparation that began almost a year ago.
Kris Lees quinella at the Gold Coast Express Power has strengthened her grip on the Queensland Oaks with victory in the Gold Coast Bracelet over her stablemate Soapy Star.
Bowman predicts bright future for Zoustar Talented two-year-old Zoustar could be bound for the Brisbane winter carnival after scoring his second win from two starts.
Singleton switches and wins A horse owned by John Singleton and formerly trained by Gai Waterhouse has won first time out for its new Melbourne stable.
Gear change pays off for Le Val Trainer Noel Doyle's decision to add blinkers to Le Val has paid off with an upset win in the Ken Russell Memorial Classic at the Gold Coast.
Lane gathers momentum after suspension Jockey Damian Lane has celebrated victory on Moparee at Flemington after returning from a double suspension.
All Too Hard a Scone possibility Champion colt All Too Hard could be a surprise starter in the Scone Guineas, according to co-trainer Wayne Hawkes.
King Mufhasa to wind back the clock New Zealand champion King Mufhasa can wind back the clock in the Champions Mile at Sha Tin after recapturing form in Sydney.
Rosie Napravnik in search of history History making jockey Rosie Napravnik is relaxed ahead of the Kentucky Derby as she strives to become the first woman to win the race.
Black Onyx scratched from Kentucky Derby The Kentucky Derby will have only 19 runners, with the No.1 starting position left empty, after the late scratching of long shot Black Onyx.
Johns meets with Racing NSW investigator Rugby league great Andrew Johns has met with a senior racing official as part of an investigation into a Sydney horse race.
Tim Clark wins Wagga Wagga Gold Cup Tim Clark has claimed a feature win less than a week since his return from Hong Kong, steering Scream Machine to victory in the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup.
VERRAZANO VERY SHORT VINERY already have a Kentucky Derby winner on the roster in Big Brown, but look set to have a Kentucky Derby sire with More Than Ready set to add the Classic to his trophy cabinet.
More Than Ready son Verrazano is tipped to become the first horse since Vinery resident Big Brown to go into, and come out of a Kentucky Derby intact.
Tumult a firming favourite for debut win The Peter Snowden-trained two-year-old Tumult is a firming favourite to make a winning debut at Flemington.
Platinum Kingdom on trial for Queensland Platinum Kingdom will be racing to keep his campaign going when he contests the $150,000 Hawkesbury Guineas.
Troy Portelli fined for improper conduct Trainer Troy Portelli has been hit with a $1000 fine after being found guilty of improper conduct towards a jockey after a race at Mornington in February.
Guineas return for Dances On Stars Dances On Stars returns to racing as a gelding against his long-time nemesis Sizzling in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Prince Of Penzance suited by rise in trip The step up to 2000m is expected to suit up and coming three-year-old Prince Of Penzance at Flemington after a narrow defeat at Caulfield last start.
Browne wants room to move on Solzhenitsyn Damian Browne says his job will be to ensure Solzhenitsyn has plenty of galloping room in the Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Hvasstan gets another shot at a Derby win Hvasstan will front up in Adelaide in his third Derby of the season with trainer Peter Gelagotis hoping the colt bounces back from poor showings in Sydney.
Doncaster toll an unknown for Monton Monton endured one of the hardest possible runs in the Doncaster Mile but Ron Quinton is hoping the talented galloper can bounce back at Hawkesbury.
McEvoy right to go for Hawkesbury meeting Darley's No.1 jockey Kerrin McEvoy is on the mend after a foot injury and says he will fulfil his Hawkesbury commitments.
Orb leads triple crown hopefuls in Derby Triple crown aspirations go on the line as a field of 20, headed by the favourite Orb, lines up in the 139th Kentucky Derby.
O'Brien expecting Colombo to make progress Cristoforo Colombo, one of the three 2000 Guinea runners for trainer Aidan O'Brien, is regarded as the stable's main pick to beat Dawn Approach.
Platelet sold by Bloodstock.com.au wins the Group 1 Robert Sangster Stakes There is no doubt Darren Dance has an eye for a good horse! Darren manages Australian Thoroughbred Bloodstock Pty Ltd, which specialises in thoroughbred racehorse syndication. One of AT Bloodstock’s most recent successes was when four year old mare, Platelet, posted a break through Group One win in the Robert Sangster Stakes at Morphettville on Saturday.
Stackhouse to make most of Flemington book Jockey Daniel Stackhouse is keen to make the most of his opportunities with leading chances for Peter Moody in the absence of Luke Nolen at Flemington.
Brunton team returns triumphant in Cup Tasmanian trainers David and Scott Brunton produced a spring prospect when Banco Mo ran away with the Warrnambool Cup.
McEvoy a new kid on the Hawkesbury block Renowned horseman Tony McEvoy will look to make an immediate impact at Hawkesbury where he has recently established a new training base.
Robinson unfit to attend hearing: Murphy A high-profile lawyer says ex-jockey Allan Robinson won't be available to give evidence at a stewards' inquiry into the defeat of More Joyous.
Jumps villain becomes Grand Annual hero The villain of the race two years ago is now a hero after Banna Strand won Australia's longest, most gruelling horse race, the Grand Annual Steeplechase.
Key gear change for Londehero at Coast Winter carnival goals for Londehero are in dobut unless he boosts his prize money earnings in the Ken Russell Classic at the Gold Coast.
Hollindale ideal for Danleigh: Cassidy The Hollindale Stakes helped launch the career of jockey Larry Cassidy and he believes Danleigh can give him his third win in the weight-for-age contest.
Quinton hoping for luck of the Irish Already a stakes winner, Irish Dream will be striving to add further black type to her pedigree when she runs in the Darley Crown at Hawkesbury.
Warrnambool veteran O'Leary adds to record Mt Gambier trainer Mick O'Leary has been winning races at Warnambool's May carnival for almost 50 years.
Bowman set for Cup breakthrough on Illo Former German galloper Illo is poised to give leading Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman his first victory in the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup.
Rasmeyaa represents Weld in 1000 Guineas The Dermot Weld-trained Rasmeyaa has been cleared to run in the 1000 Guineas after a pleasing track gallop.
Big two set for Curragh showdown Camelot is due to make his much anticipated return in the Mooresbridge Stakes at the Curragh against Parish Hall.
Orb installed 7-2 favourite for Kentucky The Shug McGaughey-trained Orb has been installed the 7-2 favourite for the Kentucky Derby ahead of Verrazano.
Prime strikes on a day to remember In the history of Prime Thoroughbreds Anzac Day 2013 will go down as a day to remember.
Ex-jockey horrified over Singo fallout Former jockey Allan Robinson might now think twice before calling his mate John Singleton over rumours about a horse following a massive fallout.
Johns spoke to me about More Joyous, Singo John Singleton says he spoke to Andrew Johns and former jockey Allan Robinson about the condition of his mare, More Joyous.
Flemington return for Hawks Bay Tough gelding Hawks Bay returns from an injury layoff at Flemington, his first start since claiming his second Darwin Cup victory.
Tambo's Jewel on black-type path Tambo's Jewel has given hope to every owner with a slow horse after she made it four wins from only five starts at Eagle Farm.
Wheeler the man for the jumps New Zealand trainer John Wheeler, a mainstay of Australian jumps racing, will again have a big hand in the Warrnambool Grand Annual Steeple.
Cassidy touch provides Warwick Farm win A youngster closely related to Group One winners Desert War and Laser Hawk has posted a tough win at Warwick Farm.
Brungle Cry wins Galleywood Classy jumper Brungle Cry has won the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool, laying the foundations for a $300,000 jumps racing bonus.
Arctic Flight after stud boost Another member of Black Caviar's family will be out to showcase their talents when Arctic Flight chases stakes success at Hawkesbury.
Barrier setback for Missy Longstocking Missy Longstocking has drawn the outside alley in the Ken Russell Memorial Classic but trainer Liam Birchley and jockey Damian Browne aren't conceding defeat.
Symons after first Group One in Derby Jockey Chris Symons believes he's well placed to land his first Group One in the South Australian Derby after Shoreham's impressive last start win.
Vandyke hoping to leave Hawkesbury Legacy Trainer David Vandyke's decision to be trackside at the Gold Coast instead of Hawkesbury is not a reflection on the prospects of Keith's Legacy.
Inglis Syndication Open Day - this Sunday This Sunday, Inglis will throw open the gates at their Newmarket complex for a new Syndication Open Day
Stradbroke still an option for Buffering Popular sprinter Buffering was among 137 horses entered for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap following the release of nominations.
Locals to the fore at Warrnambool Local trainers have continued their winning ways at Warrnambool, saddling the first three winners on day two having led in nine-from-10 on day one.
Baker chasing Wagga success Trainer Bjorn Baker is hoping recent stable acquisition Liveandletdie can recapture some of his old form in the Town Plate at Wagga.
Kingdom enjoys first English workout Dubai World Cup winner Animal Kingdom has had his first work-out since his arrival in England to prepare for Royal Ascot.
Godolphin trainer 'not truthful' on doping The British Horseracing Authority says banned Godolphin trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni is guilty of a "widespread systematic misuse of illegal substances".
Racing boss interested in Johns, Robinson Rugby league great Andrew Johns and former jockey Allan Robinson have been described as 'parties of interest' in the More Joyous controversy.
Johns, Robinson to help in racing inquiry Rugby league great Andrew Johns and former jockey Allan Robinson have been described as "parties of interest" in the More Joyous controversy.
Hioctdane carries local hopes in SA Derby The Richard Jolly-trained Hioctdane will carry the local hopes in the Group One South Australian Derby against a strong Victorian representation.
Firm track issue for Tokugawa in Wangoom Trainers of feature race runners at Warrnambool would like to see the track soften to give their horses a better chance.
New-look Hawkesbury a boon for Speediness Victorian galloper Speediness returns to the scene of his narrow Hawkesbury Guineas defeat two years ago when he runs in the Rowley Mile.
Team McLean wins Brierly for the locals A jockey who has endure injury, rising weight and a scandal of his own making, has returned to form with victory in the Brierly Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
Zabeelionaire on trial for Doomben Cup Zabeelionaire needs to bounce back strongly at Flemington from a first-up failure if he is to earn a trip to Brisbane for the Group One Doomben Cup.
Weighty task for She's A Stalker at Farm It's been a season of missed opportunity for She's A Stalker but trainer Angela Davies is hoping to make up for lost time, starting at Warwick Farm.
Waterhouse stays silent on controversy Trainer Gai Waterehouse has ducked questions on the controversial incident between herself and owner John Singleton that flared last weekend.
Dawn Approach stars on 2000 Guineas list Godolphin's unbeaten Dawn Approach, trained by Jim Bolger, heads 14 colts confirmed for the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket.
BHA confirms Butler doping investigation British racing is bracing itself for another doping scandal with four horses prepared by Newmarket trainer Gerard Butler returning positive results.
Pierro fee set by Coolmore at $77,000 Recently retired colt Pierro will stand his first season at Coolmore Stud for a service fee of $77,000.
Glance sights fixed on Cox Plate Sheikh Fahad's Side Glance will be aimed at the Cox Plate but Dunaden will not return to Australia with the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in mind.
Butler admits steroid use in horses English trainer Gerald Butler has admitted in a newspaper interview to injecting anabolic steroids into several of his horses.
Black Caviar's little sister moves to town Black Caviar's younger half sister is getting closer to a late season racetrack debut, moving from her pre-training farm to Flemington.
Stewards could charge Singo over conduct The public wrangle between John Singleton and bookmaker Tom Waterhouse could result in conduct charges against the high profile businessman.
Snitzerland performance a mystery Snitzerland could extend her Adelaide stay to include the Goodwood if trainer Gerald Ryan is happy with blood tests taken after her Sangster failure.
American runner to grace Warrnambool American mare Wild Mia will add some international flavour to the Warrnambool Grand Annual Steeplechase meeting in the Wangoom Handicap.
Reliable Man injury not as bad as feared Hopes are high the injury suffered to Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner Reliable Man is not as serious as feared.
An Annual obsession at Warrnambool The 137th running of the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool will provide another winner and another story, but it will also attract controversy.
Singo could be charged by race stewards The public wrangle between John Singleton and bookmaker Tom Waterhouse could result in conduct charges against the high profile businessman.
Red Cadeaux third in Japan Globe trotting British galloper Red Cadeaux has notched another international Group One placing in the Tenno Sho in Japan.
BHA will not interview sheikh over scandal Godolphin principal Shiekh Mohammed will not be formally interviewed by British authorities over steroid scandal at Mahmmod al-Zarooni's stable.
Extended Europe campaign for Shamexpress Three-year-old colt Shamexpress could stay on for an extended campaign during the European summer depending on how he goes at Royal Ascot.
Munce and Sizzling reunite at Coast Chris Munce will be reunited with Sizzling when the colt stages a rematch with his Magic Millions conqueror Saluter in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Rain Affair takes on Buffering in Brisbane Rain Affair and Buffering will do battle over the Brisbane carnival with both sprinters looking for an elusive Group One victory.
All Too Hard the new king of racing All Too Hard has taken over from his half-sister Black Caviar as the No.1 racehorse in Australia with his win in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Singleton can be asked to name names Stewards will ask John Singleton to name the people who have made allegations bookmaker Tom Waterhouse said More Joyous could not win.
Tom Waterhouse calls lawyers over claims Bookmaker Tom Waterhouse is in contact with lawyers over allegations made by John Singleton he had inside knowledge More Joyous could not win.
Waterhouse and Singleton split for good One of racing's most successful partnerships has ended with stewards intervening in a row between John Singleton and trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Sleek and stylish fashions at Randwick Stylists believe a modest, demure and covered-up dress code will dominate the fashions for racegoers at the spring carnival.
Tigerland steps up with first city win Promising galloper Tigerland has taken the step to city racing in his stride with victory at Caulfield to make it five wins from his first six starts.
Injury threatens career of Reliable Man Queen Elizabeth Stakes hero Reliable Man has suffered a tendon injury and may have run his last race.
Buffering cruises to victory at Doomben An elusive Group One win is within reach for Buffering after he thrashed his rivals in the Group Two Victory Stakes at Doomben.
All Too Hard takes out All Aged Stakes All Too Hard confirmed his ranking as one of Australia's best gallopers in the absence of his retired big sister Black Caviar with his All Aged Stakes win.
Platelet takes Sangster Stakes in an upset The Darren Weir-trained Platelet has joined the Group One club with her Sangster Stakes victory at Morphettville.
Guineas likely winter goal for Proverb Proverb is likely to be freshened up for the Queensland Guineas in June after his dominant win in the Gunsynd Classic at Doomben.
Mourayan gives Lloyd Williams another Cup Some expert navigational skills from Hugh Bowman has given prominent owner Lloyd Williams another major racing trophy with Mourayan in the Sydney Cup.
Darley toast Guelph in Champagne win Darley filly Guelph has unleashed a devastating finish to run down the leaders and claim an improbable Champagne Stakes victory.
The Huntress impresses Boss at Caulfield Champion jockey Glen Boss labelled two-year-old The Huntress as one to follow after the filly claimed a Listed win in her second start at Caulfield.
Skyerush wins second Emancipation Stakes Bonny mare Skyerush has won her third Group race of the autumn, successfully defending the Emancipation Stakes at Randwick.
Reliable Man wins then breaks down Imported galloper Reliable Man has scored a stunning win in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes only to break down just short of the line.
Missy Cummings earns trip to Scone Unheralded filly Missy Cummings will chase more black type success after racing away with the James HB Carr Stakes at her first shot in Listed grade.
Friday Hussy continues her winning run In-form mare Friday Hussy has made it a hat-trick of wins, defying a rise in weight from her recent victories to score at Caulfield.
Usainity adds to Baker team Promising colt Usainity has added to the prowess of his grand sire Zabeel with his win in the Frank Packer Plate at Randwick.
Patinack Farm sale 'within weeks': Tinkler Nathan Tinkler says he is close to finalising the sale of his massive racing and breeding operation, Patinack Farm.
Sajjhaa aiming for Godolphin boost in HK A trying week for world racing powerhouse Godolphin can end on a much brighter note should Sajjhaa claim the QEII Cup at Sha Tin.
Godolphin trainer was warned about drugs Godolphin's racing manager in England says he warned disgraced trainer Mahmood al-Zarooni about the use of forbidden drugs.
Pierro to stand at Coolmore Stud Recently retired colt Pierro will join the stallion roster at Coolmore Australia which has won out over other studs vying for his services.
Churchill Dancer on trial for Vic spring David Hayes believes Churchill Dancer is well placed to claim a Listed win at Caulfield in a race that will provide a pointer to his spring hopes.
Lankan Rupee tipped to cash in for Price Trainer Mick Price is more than confident his promising colt Lankan Rupee can return to the winners' list on a promising day for him at Caulfield.
Tasmanian farmer looking for Cup upset Raechorse trainer and farmer Walter McShane has given Tasmania rare representation in the Sydney Cup with the outsider Norsqui.
McLean assault sentence reduced on appeal Jockey Nikita McLean has had her five-month suspension for assaulting her sister Jackie Beriman reduced on appeal.
Sires' sacrifice worth it for Criterion Trainer David Payne has no regrets about missing the Sires' Produce Stakes with Criterion to concentrate on the Champagne Stakes.
Waller escapes penalty over positive swabs Trainer Chris Waller has escaped penalty over positive swabs from contaminated feed, with stewards slamming the company which produced it.
All Too Hard in battle for top billing The top spot in Australasian racing previously occupied by Black Caviar will be fought over by her brother All Too Hard and NZ colt It's A Dundeel at Randwick.
Tremec to confirm staying prowess in Cup The financial woes of his boss haven't been a factor for Patinack Farm trainer John Thompson as he chases Sydney Cup success with Tremec.
Zurella to stake spring claim in QE Stakes Shaune Ritchie knows Zurella's Group One breakthrough is unlikely in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes but he hopes she can acquit herself well.
McEvoy to give Parr insight into Albrecht Albrecht couldn't cut it as a miler during the autumn in Melbourne and will return to sprinting in the Victory Stakes at Doomben.
Rodd to make most of It's A Dundeel ride A pick-up ride on rising star It's A Dundeel has Michael Rodd well placed to end the Sydney autumn with a Group One win for the second year in a row.
Mirsaale passes English Derby Trial test A place in the English Derby awaits Mirsaale after the colt won an importan lead-up race at Epsom.
Godolphin trainer cops eight-year ban Godolphin trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni has been banned for eight years for his role in a horse racing doping scandal that has rocked Britain.
Williams stars with four Flemington wins Craig Williams played a starring role on VRC St Leger day at Flemington with four winners, including the feature on Hippopus.
Key gear changes for wayward Kingdoms John O'Shea will saddle up two runners in the Frank Packer Plate at Randwick headed by Australian Derby placegetter Kingdoms.
Reliable Man takes step towards big spring Chris Waller believes Reliable Man will get his chance to shine in the spring but he hasn't lost all hope the import could spring a surprise at Randwick.
Randwick return for Fiorente A sharp trackwork gallop by Melbourne Cup placegetter Fiorente has jockey Tommy Berry confident the import can be competitive in the All Aged Stakes.
Hayes colt ready to rock in Champagne David Hayes is hoping Fast 'N' Rocking can breakthrough in the Group One Champagne Stakes and stamp himself as a spring carnival contender.
Snowden backs Paximadia for Brisbane Juvenile Paximadia has booked his spot on Peter Snowden's Brisbane winter carnival team with an impressive debut victory at Warwick Farm.
Patience to pay off for Team Hawkes The Hawkes training partnership will be out to end the autumn carnival on a high note with strong chances in two of the four Group One races at Randwick.
Stamina test for It's On The Pocket Champion jockey Chris Munce has given his seal of approval for It's On The Pocket to attempt 1600 metres for the first time in the Gunsynd Classic.
Tigerland looking for city breakthrough Tigerland is looking to bring his strong provincial form to town when he attempts to make it five-from-six in the Thomas Sabo Plate at Caulfield.
Long John to target spring features Long John will be nominated for all the major three-year-old features in the spring after claiming a dominant win in the Listed Anzac Day Stakes.
Waller to face stewards over swabs Three horses from the Chris Waller stable have returned positive swabs in what appears to be a case of feed contamination.
Jubilee unlikely for Moonlight Cloud French mare Moonlight Cloud, the horse who came closest to beating Black Caviar, is to step up to longer distances this season.
Angry Sheikh orders Godolphin lockdown Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has put his Newmarket-based Godolphin stable in lockdown amid a doping scandal.
O'Shea debutante Bound for Brisbane Canterbury winner Bound For Earth has moved a step closer to booking her passage to Queensland for a winter carnival campaign.
Williams to ride in Japan for two months Star jockey Craig Williams will head to Japan for a two-month stint after he competes at the final meeting of the Sydney autumn carnival.
Manawanui to make comeback at Randwick Trainer Ron Leemon is pleased with the progress of Manawanui but the trainer admits he's apprehensive ahead of the gelding's return from a bleeding attack.
Past efforts reap rewards for Tommy Berry Tommy Berry believes Silent Achiever will be at the peak of her powers for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes and he isn't daunted by odds-on pop It's A Dundeel.
Epaulette ready to fire in All Aged Epaulette has the distinction of finishing runner-up to Black Caviar at her final start, now he will have to overcome her little brother.
Berry to ride in Group One in Hong Kong Tommy Berry will ride Military Attack for John Moore in the QEII Cup just hours after he arrives in Hong Kong.
Colonial influence alive in the Sydney Cup The Sydney Cup still has a colonial influence despite the influx of European stayers to Australia in recent years.
Tikitour to benefit from Melbourne trip Tony McEvoy has decided to bring Tikitour to Melbourne for the Listed Anzac Day Stakes and believes the trip away will be the making of the horse.
Cummings's triple treat for Champagne bid A filly from the family of champion sprinter Black Caviar represents Anthony Cummings' s best hope of claiming his first Champagne Stakes.
McNulty chasing maiden win in VRC St Leger Trainer Mick Kent is hoping three-year-old McNulty can put it all together in the St Leger as the stayer chases his first career win.
Buffering aiming for Victory hat-trick Buffering's superb first-up record and weight-for-age prowess gives him the edge over his Victory Stakes rivals, according to trainer Robert Heathcote.
Floral Insight at peak for metro return Floral Insight, one of the best sprinters in country racing, returns to city grade at Warwick Farm in a bid to add to his impressive tally of 11 wins.
Paperwork delays Noonan overseas trip Jake Noonan's plans for a six-month riding stint in England have been delayed while immigrations are issues are sorted out.
Niwot, Mourayan topweights for Sydney Cup Sydney Cup weights have been raised at acceptance time with Mourayan and Niwot at the top of the handicaps for the 3200m staying feature.
Sprinter Sacre completes jumps treble Jumps racing's new superstar Sprinter Sacre has extended his perfect record over fences to 10 with victory at Punchestown.
Karakatsanis appeal fails at VCAT hearing An appeal by father and son Tony and Con Karakatsanis against a guilty verdict relating to their intention to stomach tube a horse has failed
Smerdon picked to train WA star Luckygray Caulfield trainer Robert Smerdon is to be the new trainer for classy West Australian galloper Luckygray.
NZ Derby winner Habibi sold to US New Zealand Derby winner Habibi will be sent to the US and aimed at the Breeders' Cup meeting after being sold to a prominent US buyer.
Long John out to set himself up for spring Long John will be out to end his juvenile season unbeaten when he steps to Listed level for the first time in the Anzac Day Stakes at Flemington.
It's A Dundeel form a guide to Double Halo Double Halo, who went close to beating It's A Dundeel at the start of the season, will be out to confirm country cups plans at Canterbury.
Aliyana Tilde mount a boost for Williams It's been a quiet Sydney carnival for high-profile jockey Craig Williams but it could end on a winning note with Aliyana Tilde in the Sydney Cup.
Honey Flower heading to Hawkesbury, Scone Talented mare Honey Flower is ready to return to her best at Caulfield on Saturday, but a trip north is also a possibililty.
Snitzerland gets fitted up for Sangster Sydney filly Snitzerland will closely follow the Black Caviar example as she prepares to win the same Adelaide races the champion mare claimed last year.
Dundeel ready for weight-for-age test Four-time Group One-winning three-year-old It's A Dundeel is primed for his first test against older horses in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Dawn Approach on target for Guineas Trainer Jim Bolger rates leading Derby contender Dawn Approach the equal of any horse he has trained.
Godolphin horses test positive to steroids Trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni will front a British Horseracing Authority hearing after 11 horses raced by Sheikh Mohammed tested positive to steroids.
Riocetto to chase Group One Champagne Three decades after he won the Champagne Stakes as a jockey, trainer Neville Voigt is looking for another victory with surprise packet Riocetto.
Awakening Dream ready for Warrnambool Defending Grand Annual Steeple champion Awakening Dream has run into some obstacles ahead of his defence of the race.
Kelinni strengthens hold on Sydney Cup History is against Kelinni winning the Sydney Cup but trainer Chris Waller is happy with the favourite's lead-up form.
Serpent to target SA Derby after Leger Serpent is on trial for the South Australian Derby when he runs in the VRC St Leger at Flemington.
Tommy Berry ready for Hong Kong challenge Sydney's latest big-race specialist Tommy Berry has one more chance to increase his local tally before taking up a riding contract in Hong Kong.
Manighar back on track Manighar, the leading middle-distance galloper of last autumn, has shown he is ready to reproduce his best form in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
McNamara transferred to Dublin Paralysed jockey JT McNamara has returned home to Ireland to continue his rehabilitation from the injury he received in a fall at Cheltenham.
No National Encore for Auroras Auroras Encore has failed to repeat his Grand National success at Aintree in the Scottish version won by Godsmejudge.
Sandown Racecourse to get upgrade The course proper at Melbourne's Sandown racecourse will be replaced in a multi million dollar upgrade over the summer.
Ichihara wins the Gosford Guineas The Allan Denham-trained Ichihara has given owner/breeder George Altomonte another big race success in the $250,000 Gosford Guineas.
Hay List's racing options remain open Problem plaged sprinter Hay List will be entered for the All Aged Stakes but his focus may be switched to the Brisbane carnival if he doesn't run.
Snitzerland seeking Adelaide Group One win Flying filly Snitzerland will head to Adelaide in a bid to snare an elusive Group One win starting with the Robert Sangster Stakes.
Wallace looking forward to Hong Kong trip New Zealander King Mufhasa is ready to leave Sydney for Hong Kong while his trainer is hoping to be a more frequent visitor to Australia.
Star colt Pierro has been retired Greg Kolivos will begin talks with major studs over the next few weeks after announcing the retirement of his star colt Pierro.
Buffering is 'new kid on the block' Buffering has impressed trainer Robert Heathcote with his recovery from a hoof injury as he prepares for a return to racing in the Victory Stakes.
Berry adds Doncaster Mile to feature haul Jockey brothers Tommy and Nathan Berry provided their hospitalised mother Julie with reason to smile when they won three races between them at Randwick.
Brown lauds Black Magic after Farm win The Group One BTC Cup is on the agenda for in-form mare Black Magic after her win in the Juanmo Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Famous Seamus sets up Stradbroke campaign Hawkesbury trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith knows what it takes to win a Stradbroke Handicap and he has another contender in the shape of Famous Seamus.
Speediness out to attempt NSW double A return trip to the scene of some of his best performances is on the cards for Pink Ribbon Cup winner Speediness.
Chris Waller wins third Doncaster Mile Chris Waller thought about scratching most of his Randwick team because of the wet. He didn't and instead he made Doncaster Mile day his own.
Better Than Ready on target for BTC Cup Better Than Ready will target the Group One BTC Cup after his impressive return to racing in the Mick Dittman Plate at Eagle Farm.
A Royal performance in Australian Oaks A late decision to run Royal Descent in the Australian Oaks paid handsome dividends when she thrashed her rivals to score a facile win.
Kelinni cements Sydney Cup favouritism Sydney Cup favourite Kelinni has further enhanced his claims for the Group One staying test with victory in the JRA Plate at Randwick.
Williams savours special win at Randwick Two years after he overcame a life-threatening illness, Eminent Domain has justified the faith of his trainer with a dominant Randwick victory.
Black Caviar farewelled at Caulfield races Melbourne racing fans have farewelled world champion sprinter Black Caviar at Caulfield after her retirement from racing.
Fantisha on a path to Queensland Oaks Fantisha had to survive a protest to win the Princess Stakes at Eagle Farm to clinch a Queensland Oaks campaign.
Plantinum Kingdom wins despite waywardness New Zealander Platinum Kingdom has won his first Australian start despite giving jockey Jonathan Riddell a torrid time at Randwick.
Riocetto scores runaway win in Fernhill The sodden Randwick track proved to be to the liking of Riocetto as he posted an emphatic Fernhill Handicap victory.
Everage shows she is above average Trainer Craig Carmody will map out a spring program for Everage with the youngster ending her two-year-old campaign with a stakes victory at Randwick.
Lucky Penny shines in winning return After being forced to abandon the spring program he had mapped out for Lucky Penny in 2012, trainer Peter Morgan is hoping to try again this year.
Apprentice celebrates Doncaster day win Apprentice Alex Stokes gave her career a timely boost with victory aboard French Gift at a rain-soaked Randwick.
Mania back In business after race fall English Grand National-winning jockey Ryan Mania has made an incident-free comeback to riding at Ayr.
Toronado a threat in Guineas: Hughes Jockey Richard Hughes likes the 2000 Guineas chances of Toronado despite Dawn Approach's tight grip on favouritism for the Classic.
Injured Mccoy to miss Punchestown Champion jumps jockey Tony McCoy has been ruled out of the Punchestown Festival after suffering broken ribs in a race fall.
Beshara happy to be on the Doncaster trail Happy Trails is a $26 chance in the Doncaster Mile but his trainer Paul Beshara won't hear of him being beaten.
Boss out to build on Doncaster record Glen Boss is out to build on his record five Doncaster Mile wins but will need luck from an outside barrier on dual Group One winner Streama.
Ethiopia returns to scene of biggest win The odds about Ethiopia winning the Doncaster Mile are long, but his owner and trainer are adamant he is up to the challenge.
$1m milestone in sight for Centennial Park Centennial Park gets his chance to break the $1 million prizemoney barrier when he lines up as one of the favourites in a Listed race Caulfield.
More big turf names on verge of retirement Black Caviar's retirement could spark an exodus of Australian turf stars with her half-brother All Too Hard and Pierro close to the end of their careers.
Hayes relies on durable duo for Caulfield Whisper Downs and Rose Pattern rate as two of the most durable horses in training and are at the head of the David Hayes team for Caulfield.
Riddell Sydney experience to help Kiwi 3YO Trainer Lisa Latta is banking on the experienced hands of jockey Jonathan Riddell to guide Platinum Kingdom through his Sydney debut at Randwick.
Solid mare returns for Emirates Park duo Broodmares in foal to five-time Group 1 winner Dream Ahead (USA) traded strongly during the opening session of the 2013 Australian Easter Broodmare Sale staged by Inglis.
Kent fears Derby repeat in Australian Oaks Mick Kent believes VRC Oaks placegetter Summerbliss can be in the mix in the Australian Oaks at Randwick but is wary of New Zealand filly Habibi.
Trans Tasman battle for the Oaks Rival trainers Clarry Conners and Donna Logan are equally confident their Classic winners can add to their record in the Australian Oaks.
Farm track rating crucial for Funtantes Robert Heathcote wants a track rating no worse than at the lower end of the slow range for Funtantes in the Juanmo Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Auroras chasing Grand National encore Auroras Encore has been confirmed for the Scottish Grand National as he attempts a double last completed in 1974 by Red Rum.
Toronado storms into Guineas contention The Richard Hannon-trained Toronado has stormed into contention for the 2000 Guineas with and impressive win at Newmarket.
All Too Hard named on Vinery roster The younger half brother to Black Caviar, All Too Hard, has been named on Vinery Stud's stallion roster for a fee of $66,000.
Darren Weir runner returns positive swab A horse trained by Darren Weir has returned a positive swab in a post-race sample after a win at Ballarat.
Nikita McLean suspended for five months Jockey Nikita McLean has been suspended for five months after pleading guilty to a raceday assault on her sister, apprentice Jackie Beriman.
Samaready's half-sister ready to step out Trainer Mick Price believes Samarmeteors, the two-year-old half-sister to last year's Blue Diamond winner Samaready, will run well in her Caulfield debut.
Caviar retires as an all-time favourite Tabcorp punters splurged $26 million in bets on wonder mare Black Caviar, an analysis of her betting appeal has revealed.
Vinery Announce 2013 Roster Vinery Stud has pleasure in announcing their Stallion Service Fees for the 2013 breeding season.
Ageless warrior to tackle fourth Doncaster Nine-year-old Danleigh will be a sentimental favourite for the Doncaster Mile which will mark his 27th start in a Group One race.
Cantonese resumes despite impost, draw On-pace stayer Cantonese was a revelation last campaign, prompting trainer Bjorn Baker to set his sights higher this time around.
Moody tips Club Command to bounce back Peter Moody believes consistent sprinter Club Command is well placed to bounce back from the only unplaced run of his career when he lines up at Caulfield.
Shoot Out the weight horse in Mile: O'Shea John O'Shea believes the Chris Waller-trained Shoot Out has been thrown in at the weights for the Doncaster Mile.
Better Than Ready returns at Eagle Farm Track bias looms as a stumbling block to Better Than Ready who begins his Stradbroke Handicap campaign in the Mick Dittman Plate at Eagle Farm.
Milburn Creek Thoroughbred Stud Announces New Stud Manager Milburn Creek Thoroughbred Stud is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Scott Holcombe as Stud Manager.
Waller's Royal chance for Oaks victory Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will have two runners in the Australian Oaks after deciding to back-up Adrian Knox winner Royal Descent.
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Free entry for Caviar's Caulfield farewell The Melbourne Racing Club has announced free entry for the Caulfield meeting where retired champion Black Caviar will parade.
Moody stable continues on without Caviar Black Caviar rose to unprecedented heights under the care of Peter Moody but it was business as usual for the trainer in her absence at trackwork.
Auroras Encore still on course for Ayr Aintree hero Auroras Encore is poised to take his place in the Scottish Grand National with Ayr officials expecting the course to dry out before the race.
Henry Cecil has 1000 Guineas favourite In his first season in three years without Frankel, Sir Henry Cecil has produced Hot Snap to win an important 1000 Guineas trial at Newmarket.
An incomparable turf champion retires Black Caviar ranked as the world's best ever sprinter, one of Australia's greatest sporting heroes and a horse thoroughly loved by her owners.
Red-letter day for Waller in two states Chris Waller reminded everybody just why he is one of Australia's premier trainers with four winners at Canterbury and two in Melbourne.
The Huntress impresses on debut at Sandown Two-year-old The Huntress has won on debut at Sandown and will be on the road to Wagga Wagga and Scone in NSW for her next starts.
Industry praise for a magnificent horse Australia's top trainers and jockeys, in awe of Black Caviar, have paid tribute to her unbeaten career.
It's On The Pocket wins four in a row Chris Munce has ridden his first winner since returning from illness aboard It's On The Pocket, a winter carnival prospect for trainer Lindsay Gough.
Sadler excited about Caulfield prospects Apprentice Tom Sadler believes his Caulfield book of rides is his best yet for a Saturday meeting, highlighted by African Pulse and Elite Elle.
Queensland racing puts on a brave face Black Caviar's retirement is a blow to the Brisbane Racing Club who had hoped to showcase the mare for a second time in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm.
Waterhouse's weighty concerns for Pierro He is a dominant favourite to win the Doncaster Mile but trainer Gai Waterhouse is wary of the task the handicapper has given Pierro.
Black Caviar retires on top of the world World champion sprinter Black Caviar has been retired with her 25-race undefeated record and her invincible reputation intact.
Sandown death a blow for jumps racing The death of a runner in a steeplechase race at Sandown has delivered a blow to Victoria's ailing jumps racing scene.
Moody set to announce plans for Caviar The immediate future of unbeaten sprinter Black Caviar will become clearer when trainer Peter Moody fronts a press conference at his Caulfield stables.
Habibi a clear-cut favourite for Oaks New Zealand filly Habibi heads of a field of 11 three-year-old fillies set to contest the Group One Australian Oaks at Randwick.
Animal Kingdom to target Queen Anne Arrowfield Stud stallion-in-waiting Animal Kingdom is likely to be set for the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Coronation Cup to start Dunaden campaign The Coronation Cup at Epsom is favoured as the race for the seasonal return of the 2011 Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden.
Pierro set to lead stars into retirement A lucrative stud career awaits Pierro with the Doncaster Mile looming as a possible farewell race for the crack three-year-old.
Zabeelionaire makes return at Caulfield Zabeelionaire is set to return in Listed grade at Caulfield on his way to the Brisbane winter carnival where he could be joined by stablemate Sweet As Bro.
TAB faces huge Doncaster payout on Pierro A Pierro win in the Doncaster will result in a seven-figure payout for the TAB which has taken some big feature doubles bets.
Pierro drawn ideally to win Doncaster Star colt Pierro has drawn barrier four in the Doncaster Mile as he attempts to extend his winning streak in Sydney.
Just A Girl primed for black-type success Scott Asprey has picked out the PJ Bell Stakes as the Listed race where Just A Girl has the best chance of continuing a winning streak.
More Than Sacred confirmed for Oaks start More Than Sacred will be given the chance to add the Australian Oaks to her New Zealand Oaks victory after a final track gallop thrilled trainer Tony Pike.
Rangirangdoo set to kick off in All Aged Grand campaigner Rangirangdoo will be among those taking on More Joyous and All Too Hard in the All Aged Stakes.
Brungle Cry returns to jumps at Sandown Star young hurdler Brungle Cry makes his first jumps appearance of the season at Sandown with trainer Robert Smerdon confident the gelding has improved.
Indian Chief enters English Derby picture Trainer Aidan O'Brien has boosted the strength of his potential English Derby team after Indian Chief scored a last-to-first win at Leopardstown.
Pierro draws inside barrier for Doncaster The Doncaster Mile barrier draw has worked out in favour of top three-year-old Pierro who has drawn gate four in the $2 million race.
Encore, Mania OK for Scottish National Ryan Mania is right to return to riding in time to partner Auroras Encore in the jumper's quest to complete the English-Scottish Grand National double.
Full field for Doncaster Mile The Gai Waterhouse-trained three-year-old star Pierro is among 21 horses declared for the Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
All Too Hard arrives in Sydney All Too Hard has arrived in Sydney to pick up his interrupted autumn campaign in the All Aged Stakes ahead of a possble trip to England.
Shellscrape moves closer to race return A barrier trial win at Werribee has Group One winner Shellscrape close to a return to racing after two years and a failed stud career.
Habibi spot-on for the Australian Oaks New Zealand Derby winner Habibi is ready to claim her second Classic in the Australian Oaks after bypassing the Australian Derby.
Alma's Fury to be given Doncaster chance A close second in the Prelude has earned Alma's Fury a shot at the $2 million Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Ocean Park to stand in New Zealand Cox Plate winner Ocean Park will join the stallion roster at New Zealand's famous Waikato Stud following his recent injury-enforced retirement.
Williams looking to Doncaster upset Craig Williams believes Norzita's last start win over 2000m will stand her in good stead when she contests the gruelling mile of the Group One Doncaster.
Battle Of Marengo lays Derby claims Battle Of Marengo has scored a solid win at Leopardstown to stakes his claim for inclusion in Aidan O'Brien's Epsom Derby team.
Bowman to ride Bel Sprinter in Singapore Hugh Bowman will partner Bel Sprinter in the Group One KrisFlyer International Sprint in Singapore.
Randwick stands up to the pressure The partially completed Randwick grandstand has some teething problems but the public have been reassured lessons have been learned.
Animal Kingdom service fee announced World Cup winner Animal Kingdom may have one more run in England before he is transported to Australia where he will stand at $38,500 at Arrowfield.
Walter looking for Doncaster edge Pierro is the raging favourite for the Doncaster but trainer Guy Walter is hoping some Glen Boss magic will help Streama.
Payne excited ahead of Yosei return Michelle Payne is excited to be reunited with her favourite horse Yosei after missing most of the mare's spring campaign through injury.
Next start for Black Caviar on hold A decision on where unbeaten champion Black Caviar races next is on hold and trainer Peter Moody says Adelaide and Brisbane are options.
Poste Restante to resume at Eagle Farm Trainer Desleigh Forster doesn't want to over-burden Poste Restante with a gruelling campaign leading up to the Brisbane Cup.
Blackstairmountain wins Nakayama Jump Blackstairmountain has a claimed a first victory for Europe in Japan's premier steeplechase, the Nakayama Grand Jump.
Black Caviar remains unbeaten Australia's world champion sprinter Black Caviar has won her 25th race and confirmed her place among the country's heroes.
Cunningham enjoys a piece of Caviar magic She is Peter Moody's foreperson in Sydney and this week Clare Cunningham had the honour of hosting the world's best mare.
Black Caviar puts premier in his place Sea Siren, the horse NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell's tipped would end Black Caviar's winning run, finished more than six lengths behind the champion mare.
Randwick cashes in on Black Caviar fever Randwick racegoers couldn't get enough of Black Caviar, or the merchandise range that is associated with the unbeaten mare.
Viadana takes Easter Handicap Viadana came from well back in the field with a well-timed run to win the last Group One of the New Zealand racing season from Postmans Daughter.
Bonaria set for interstate missions The Pat Hyland-trained Bonaria is set to chase stakes success in South Australia and Queensland after winning strongly at Flemington.
Black Caviar at 25 straight with TJ win World champion sprinter Black Caviar has stretched her unbeaten streak to 25 with one of her finest performances in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
In-form mare Arinosa wins again In-form mare Arinosa has booked herself a shot at Group One company after a devastating Sapphire Stakes performance.
Shoreham stamps claims for SA Derby Shoreham has given trainer Saab Hasan his first stakes win in the Galilee Series Final at Flemington and now the South Australian Derby awaits.
It's A Dundeel claims autumn triple crown It's A Dundeel has won the Australian Derby in devastating style to complete the autumn three-year-old triple crown.
Doncaster not on the menu for Skyerush Consistent mare Skyerush has taken out the Doncaster Prelude but she won't press on to the famous Randwick mile.
Black and salmon dominates Derby day It may have been Derby day at Randwick, but for the fashion conscious it's Black Caviar day.
Churchill Dancer wins Vobis Gold Ingot Two-year-old Churchill Dancer has finished strongly to take out the $180,000 Vobis Gold Ingot at Flemington.
Guelph makes amends in Sires' Produce Guelph made amends for her Blue Diamond and Golden Slipper defeats by claiming a well-deserved victory in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Tremec sweetens tough week for Patinack Tremec has stamped his Sydney Cup credentials and given the embattled Patinack Farm operation a rare bright spot with his win at Randwick.
Royal Descent wins Adrian Knox Stakes Royal Descent is not a certain starter in the Australian Oaks despite her impressive win in the Adrian Knox.
Straight track suits Flamberge Flamberge improved on his strong straight track form with victory in the opening race at Flemington, forming part of an early double for jockey Vlad Duric.
Toydini begins to realise true potential The potential he always possessed is now being realised by the smart three-year-old Toydini, a convincing winner of the Carbine Club Stakes at Randwick.
Safeguard claims first on Derby Day It wasn't a Golden Slipper victory, but Safeguard went some way to justifying Darley's early faith with a decisive Kindergarten Stakes win.
Cecil hits out at contents of biography Sir Henry Cecil, the trainer of retired unbeaten star Frankel, says he is unhappy with the contents of a soon-to-be-released biography.
O'Brien downplays concerns over Kingsbarns Kingsbarns has been overtaken at the top of Epsom Derby betting after a setback but jockey Joseph O'Brien says the colt is on target for the Classic.
Doomben races cancelled after deluge Relentless rain in southeast Queensland has resulted in the Doomben and Gold Coast meetings being cancelled.
Kings Palace continues on SA Derby path Kings Palace will be out to back up his last-start city win in the Listed Galilee Series Final on his way to the South Australian Derby.
Oaks trial for Divertire in Adrian Knox Guy Walter will know more about his major carnival prospects when they race at Randwick, including Divertire, a filly who could earn an Oaks call-up.
Randwick track on improve for Caviar show The Australia Derby meeting, featuring wonder mare Black Caviar, will be run on an improving Randwick track after ideal lead-up weather.
Newitt confident of Hvasstan turnaround Hvasstan was the flop horse in the Rosehill Guineas but jockey Craig Newitt says the Victorian colt is ready to show his true form in the Australian Derby.
Baker sticks with winning formula in Derby The addition of blinkers to It's A Dundeel has turned the colt into one of the hottest Australian Derby favourites of all time.
Mahisara set to show best form in Prelude Talented galloper Mahisara has some bad habits that trainer Paul Messara hopes will be overcome by raw talent at Randwick.
Walker keen to make impact at Flemington Michael Walker has the chance to notch his first city win in Melbourne since his return from hip surgery with a handy book of Flemington rides.
Carmora begins Derby countdown at Doomben Three-year-old Carmora, unbeaten in three starts, begins a campaign at Doomben that is directed at the Queensland Derby.
Distance query for Villa Verde in Sires' Michael Rodd doesn't doubt Villa Verde has the class to figure in the Sires' Produce Stakes but admits he does have a query over the filly at the distance.
Patinack racing team to be sold at auction Nathan Tinkler appears to have given up trying sell his racing business lock, stock and barrel with 470 Patinack Farm thoroughbreds to be sold at auction.
Favourable draw to help Charlie in Sires' Some good fortune in the Sires' barrier draw points to the Gerald Ryan-trained Charlie Boy being one of the biggest improvers out of the Golden Slipper.
It's all relative for Caviar and family Black Caviar will be joined by two members of her family when she heads to Randwick for the TJ Smith Stakes.
All Too Hard pleases Dunn in jump-out win All Too Hard's jockey Dwayne Dunn says the colt is ticking over nicely towards the Group One All Aged Stakes after another jump-out win at Flemington.
McDonald suspension term to stand James McDonald will miss the Doncaster Mile and Sydney Cup meetings after losing an appeal against the severity of a suspension.
Godolphin boosts entries for Epsom Derby Dawn Approach, crowned the UK's champion two-year-old last year, has been included in a record second-stage entries for the Epsom Derby.
Auction firm Inglis bans Tinkler horses Leading bloodstock auctioneers William Inglis and Son will no longer accept horses owned by beleaguered mining magnate Nathan Tinkler in its select sales.
Brown promises genuine test for Caviar At least one rival jockey is planning to make superstar Black Caviar work hard for her pay cheque in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Toydini out to confirm Qld Derby campaign A gelding operation has helped Toydini become a Group Two winner and ambitious plans for him include the Queensland Derby.
Record-breaking yearling sale yields $82m Results from the Australian Easter Yearling Sale confirm Fastnet Rock is closing fast on Redoute's Choice as the nation's leading thoroughbred stallion.
Derby favourite is the real deal: Rawiller He underestimated It's A Dundeel once but Nash Rawiller won't be caught in the same trap when he rides against him in the Australian Derby.
Hasan hopes for more home track success Saab Hasan celebrated a special win with Shoreham at Flemington last year and he believes the gelding can be successful again in the Galilee Series Final.
Overreach on her way to the triple crown Owner-breeder George Altomonte is relaxed about his Golden Slipper winner Overreach running out a strong 1400m in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
It's On The Pocket at carnival crossroads It's On The Pocket is undefeated since being gelded as trainer Lindsay Gough puts his carnival credentials to the test in the Brisbane Racing Club Plate.
Ryan to figure despite Snitzerland absence His top-class filly Snitzerland might be missing from the Derby day support card but Gerald Ryan still has high hopes for a result with a solid team.
Safeguard ready for belated autumn return A Golden Slipper preparation had to be abandoned with Safeguard after a minor setback but he'll be out to make amends in the Kindergarten Stakes.
Wellington connection chasing Orange Cup Lifelong friends Matthew Cahill and Garry McCarney will join forces to chase successive country Cups wins with Fox Solid in the Orange Gold Cup.
Dunlop to welcome Snow Fairy back Multiple Group One winner Snow Fairy is making steady progress towards a retrun to the racetrack.
McDonald suspended over whip infringement Leading jockey James McDonald has fallen foul of stewards for breaching several whip rules which has resulted in a one-week ban.
Gai Waterhouse licensed to train jumpers The Nemesis will be Gai Waterhouse's first runner over hurdles with the ground-breaking trainer earning her jumps licence.
Sydney base on the cards for McEvoy Respected horseman Tony McEvoy could be a more frequent sight at Sydney racetracks after hinting at his plans to set-up a local training base.
Katelyn Mallyon in Sandown birthday win Apprentice Katelyn Mallyon celebrated her 19th birthday with a winner at Sandown in her first ride for prominent trainer Mick Price.
Caviar presence overshadows Derby hot-pot It's not often an odds-on favourite for a blue-riband Classic has to give up top billing on a race day but that will be the case for It's A Dundeel.
Chris Munce back in action at Eagle Farm Chris Munce admitted to nerves before making his long-awaited comeback to riding at Eagle Farm after being sidelined for four months with throat cancer.
Slipper winner in top shape for Randwick Despite a call-up to ride in Hong Kong, Tommy Berry's focus is firmly on adding to his Sydney carnival haul.
Black Caviar, Hay List poised for TJ clash Hay List has played bridesmaid to Black Caviar four times and that is again likely to be a best-case scenario for the high-class sprinter at Randwick.
Hard Stride chasing breakthrough win Co-trainer Simon Zahra believes Hard Stride is placed to breakthrough at Flemington as long as the colt hasn't already come to the end of his campaign.
Horse trading can be a risky business The risks of buying thoroughbred yearlings are well known, but some are also well concealed.
Fastnet Rock colt knocked down for $4m A colt by Fastnet Rock has topped day two of the Australian Easter Yearling Sale, purchased by Dubai businessman Nasser Lootah for $4 million.
Another yearling sells for seven figures A fifth yearling to top the million-dollar mark has been sold at the Australian Easter Yearling Sale in Sydney.
Derby hero Camelot on course for comeback A start in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes during Royal Ascot is among the early-season targets for two-time Derby winner Camelot.
Caviar stops the rain ahead of NSW return Black Caviar looks like maintaining a reputation for changing the weather as well as keeping her winning record intact when she runs at Randwick.
Cirrus not certain for Coronation Trainer Corine Barande-Barbe is taking a cautious approach with star galloper Cirrus Des Aigles as he prepares for a comeback to racing.
Grand National winner welcomed home Grand National winning rider Ryan Mania has left hospital after a fall to enjoy a belated celebration of his victory in his home town.
McDonald appeals severity of suspension James McDonald has appealed against the severity of a careless riding suspension that has him set to miss the Doncaster Mile and Sydney Cup meetings.
Record price highlights sale opening day The Australian Easter Yearling Sale had four horses make more than $1 million at its opening session, including $5 million for Black Caviar's half-brother.
$5 million record for Black Caviar’s sibling at Inglis Easter A new Australasian record price for a yearling was set in Sydney on Tuesday when Black Caviar’s half-brother by Redoute’s Choice was sold for A$5 million
Bush victory gives Ryan rides 3000 winners NSW jockey Greg Ryan has posted the 3000th victory of his career, booting home a maiden winner in a race at Tamworth.
Premier in awe of history-making $5m sale NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell won't be at Randwick to watch Black Caviar but he didn't miss out when her little brother fetched $5 million at auction.
Jake Noonan ready for UK riding stint Jake Noonan is not far off heading to the UK for a riding stint but first will be after success at Sandown with three rides including two for his father.
Black Caviar's brother fetches $5 million An Australian record price has been paid for a thoroughbred yearling with a half-brother to Black Caviar selling for $5 million.
Lady Melksham still not at peak: Sadler John Sadler is aiming Lady Melksham to peak for a Group One assignment third-up but is confident the mare is well enough to be hard to beat at Flemington.
It's A Dundeel dominates Australian Derby Dominant Australian Derby favourite It's A Dundeel will be made to work hard to claim the final leg of the Sydney three-year-old triple crown.
Sutton Queen ready for city breakthrough A liking for the track, a favourable tempo and the engagement of a 3kg claiming apprentice can be a winning combination for Sutton Queen at Canterbury.
Kingsbarns still in Epsom Derby picture Group One winner Kingsbarns is in doubt for the 2000 Guineas but hopes are high he will represent Coolmore in the Derby.
Animal Kingdom set for Royal Ascot start Animal Kingdom has taken no harm from his Dubai to England trip and a Royal Ascot start is in the pipeline for the Dubai World Cup winner.
It's A Dundeel in barrier eight for Derby Favourite It's A Dundeel has drawn barrier eight of 10 in the Australian Derby and has firmed to $1.25 in the absence of the injured Fiveandahalfstar.
Second night in hospital for Mania Grand National winning rider Ryan Mania has spent a second night in hospital awaiting the results of an MRI scan after a fall at Hexham.
Easter Sale to start on a high Black Caviar's half brother will be the star attraction on day one of the Australian Easter Yearling sale in Sydney.
Tommy Berry to ride in Hong Kong Golden Slipper winning rider Tommy Berry will take up a three-month contract in Hong Kong at the of the Sydney autumn carnival.
Charlie Boy to run in Sires' Produce Gerald Ryan will give Charlie Boy his chance against Golden Slipper winner Overreach in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Helenus dies during surgery Helenus, a Victoria Derby winner and sire of Australian Derby winner Ethiopia, has died from complications during surgery.
New rules on jockey bets announced Racing Victoria has announced new rules and penalties for jockeys who must sign a declaration as a licence condition that they have not bet on races.
Black Caviar a chance for Ascot 2014 A return trip to Royal Ascot is on the cards for champion sprinter Black Caviar, but next year is looming as a better prospect than this year.
Newmarket Buzzing Ahead of Easter Sale Inglis’ sales ground at Newmarket in Sydney is buzzing ahead of the start of the 2013 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale tomorrow, which will feature the offering of Black Caviar’s half-brother as Lot 131.
Hvasstan on right leg for Derby Fiveandahalfstar has been ruled out of the Australian Derby while trainer Peter Gelagotis looks for improvement in Hvasstan.
Greg Ryan heads to Tamworth for milestone Greg Ryan is poised to become just the third Australian jockey to reach 3000 winners and heads to Tamworth in search of the milestone.
Scary Caviar adds spice to duel Super mare Black Caviar has produced one of her best ever training gallops as she prepares to stretch her unbeaten record to 25 in The T J Smith Stakes.
National hero Mania in hospital after fall Jockey Ryan Mania is recovering in hospital following a nasty fall just 24 hours after winning the Grand National.
Golden Slipper winner to run in Sires Golden Slipper winner Overreach is set to back up in the Sires' Produce Stakes, the second leg of the juvenile triple crown.
Plenty of TJ Smith entries against Caviar Black Caviar will have no shortage of rivals in the TJ Smith at Randwick but is only a definite runner if the track improves.
Crack A Roadie gelded after Diamond Crack A Roadie was discovered to be a rig after his Blue Diamond Stakes failure and has since been gelded ahead of a possible winter campaign.
Fiveandahalfstar spot-on for Derby The Australian Derby is shaping as a battle between Fiveandahalfstar and It's A Dundeel who dominate markets on the Classic.
Boss and Sadler win Karrakatta Plate Glen Boss and John Sadler have celebrated victory in the Karrakatta Plate with Gold Broker but Scarletini was out of luck in the WA Oaks.
Tougher Than Ever off to Singapore Tougher Than Ever will join the Singapore stable of Mark Walker with his Sydney autumn campaign over.
Emmalene to contest Sapphire Stakes Emmalene has overcome knee problems to chase more black type success in the Sapphire Stakes at Randwick.
National Mania for outsider Auroras Encore Auroras Encore has given jockey Ryan Mania victory in the Grand National at Aintree with all horses returning safely after the gruelling race.
McDonald suspended but free for Derby James McDonald is free to partner Australian Derby favourite It's A Dundeel in the Classic but will miss two crucial meetings over the Sydney carnival.
Tokamak wins four in a row at Doomben Tokamak will be given his chance in black type company after making it four wins in a row at Doomben.
Hot Snitzel bounces back at Rosehill Hot Snitzel ensured trainer Gerald Ryan's Golden Slipper day had a happy ending with his victory in the Sebring HKJC Stakes.
Reaction from jockeys after Golden Slipper What the jockeys had to say after the $3.5 million Group One Golden Slipper at Rosehill.
Berry brothers share Slipper win Young jockey Tommy Berry was left pinching himself after the Gai Waterhouse-trained Overreach gave him his first Golden Slipper.
Pierro extends his Sydney streak in Ryder Star colt Pierro has claimed his fifth Group One in the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill and moved to odds-on favouritism for the Doncaster Mile.
Overreach gives Gai her fifth Slipper win Gai Waterhouse has claimed her fifth Golden Slipper with Overreach scoring a dominant win under Tommy Berry at Rosehill.
Zellindi in landmark win at Moonee Valley The two-year-old filly Zellindi scored a landmark win for trainer Shea Eden and added to the value of her dam Emilydelago at Moonee Valley.
No luck for More Joyous as Appearance wins Underrated mare Appearance has claimed the Group One Queen Of The Turf Stakes while favourite More Joyous ran an unlucky fifth.
Fiveandahalfstar too strong in BMW Fiveandahalfstar has added the Group One BMW against older horses to his Victoria Derby win and will now take on It's A Dundeel in the Australian Derby.
Norzita wins Vinery Stud Stakes Norzita has given master trainer Bart Cummings his 266th Group One winner in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Philippi ends tough week with Tulloch win Victorian colt Philippi has staked his claim for the Group One Australian Derby with a comprehensive Tulloch Stakes victory at Rosehill.
Champollion earns shot at Champagne Stakes Champollion has emerged as a Group One Champagne Stakes prospect with victory in the Group Three Schweppervesence Stakes at Rosehill.
Lights Of Heaven wins Sellwood Stakes Lights Of Heaven has shown she is on track for Group One riches with victory in the Neville Sellwood Stakes on a slow track at Rosehill.
Bookies fear National plunge on Katie Katie Walsh and her mount Seabass are expected to attract plenty of support as she bids to become the first woman to ride a Grand National winner.
Second horse death mars Aintree festival A second horse has died at the Aintree festival with Little Josh euthanased after breaking a shoulder.
Ruthless Sprinter Sacre wins again Sprinter Sacre has shown why he is dubbed the Frankel of jumps racing with a superb victory in the Melling Chase at the Aintree festival.
Cassidy hopes Slipper is a Sweet Idea Jim Cassidy is hoping to take his Golden Slipper record to two wins from 21 rides when he teams up with Sweet Idea at Rosehill.
Norzita poised to deliver against own age Her defeat may have been agonising for connections but James Cummings says Norzita's Coolmore Classic placing makes her the horse to beat in the Vinery.
Dunn hoping for a Lucky result in BMW Dwayne Dunn says Maluckyday showed signs of the horse of old in the Ranvet Stakes and hopes that can translate into a Group One BMW win at Rosehill.
Fiveandahalfstar on right footing for BMW Anthony Cummings is certain Fiveandahalfstar has done all the work needed to win the BMW, even if there is a rain-affected track at Rosehill.
Ryder starting point for Reliable Man Reliable Man kicks off his Australian career in the George Ryder Stakes and despite being an outsider he looms as an interesting runner in the race.
Belated Slipper glory awaits leading sire Exceed And Excel couldn't win the Golden Slipper but he has an undeniable chance to leave his mark on the race as the sire of four runners in 2013.
City Of Song chases Valley win before sale City Of Song is entered for an upcoming broodmare sale but trainer John Moloney hopes another Moonee Valley win might prompt a re-think.
Purdy has unique insight into Warrior Girl As a jockey, Kelly Purdy won the Magic Millions Sprint on Warrior Girl and has also experienced the flip-side as the trainer of the headstrong mare.
Rain to bring out best in Second Effort Noted mudlark Second Effort won't be a typical $31 chance when he steps out on a wet track in the Sebring Stakes at Rosehill.
All Too Hard wins Flemington jump-out All Too Hard has won a jump-out at Flemington in preparation for his late Sydney autumn carnival appearance in the Group One All Aged Stakes.
Tony McCoy chooses Grand National mount Champion jumps jockey Tony McCoy has opted to ride Colbert Station in the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree.
BTC Cup moved to Eagle Farm The BTC Cup has been moved from Doomben to Eagle Farm this year in anticipation of a possible appearance by champion Black Caviar.
Rebel Dane in Doncaster test The chances of Rebel Dane lining up in the Doncaster Mile will hinge on the opinion of his George Ryder Stakes jockey Craig Williams.
Big day in store for Waterhouse With three of the five favourites for the Group One races at Rosehill, Gai Waterhouse is poised for an afternoon to remember.
Kent has strong hand in Tulloch Stakes The Mick Kent-trained pair Philippi and High Shot are both expected to perform well over 2000m in the Tulloch Stakes on their way to the Australian Derby.
Road Trippin' to Scone via the Valley Three-year-old Road Trippin' is being aimed at the Scone Guineas but first trainer Stephen Theodore expects the gelding to win again at Moonee Valley.
Kelinni faces crucial test in BMW Plans for Melbourne Cup fourth placegetter Kelinni hinge on his ability to adapt to weight-for-age racing in the BMW.
Black Caviar half brother to top sale Black Caviar's latest sibling to be offered at auction is expected to break the Australian record of $3 million.
Williams warms to Awakening in Slipper Craig Williams has the weight of history and a bad barrier against him on Ruud Awakening in the Golden Slipper, but he will also have a plan.
Rivals tipping NZ star as Slipper threat New Zealand filly Ruud Awakening has emerged as the horse rival stables are starting to rate seriously in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Demi can bounce back in Vinery: Cassidy High-class filly Dear Demi will be on a mission to put her Australian Oaks campaign back on track when she contests one of the crucial lead-up races.
Winter goals in the mix for Tokamak Bookmakers believe Tokamak can make it four wins in a row at Doomben but his trainer Brian Lockwood is adopting a more cautious outlook.
Sidestep win prompts McEvoy Slipper switch Guelph was going to be Kerrin McEvoy's Golden Slipper mount until Sidestep earned a call-up for the $3.5 million race with his Pago Pago Stakes win.
Breeding the key to Ryan's Slipper chances Gerald Ryan will have two colts, Charlie Boy and Dothraki, in the Golden Slipper and he says their breeding will be the key to their chances if it is wet.
Cheats will be caught: Vic racing chief Victorian racing chief Bernard Saundry says the sport is not endemically crooked and there is no room in racing for cheats.
Top Qld sprinter Buffering in injury scare Buffering has suffered a hoof injury and is in doubt for a clash with Black Caviar in the Group One TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Darley acquires interest in Animal Kingdom Darley will stand Animal Kingdom at Jonabell Farm in Kentucky during the northern hemisphere season after buying into the Dubai World Cup winner.
Big guns poised for Coronation Cup Star gallopers St Nicholas Abbey, Cirrus Des Aigles and Dunaden are among 35 entries for the Coronation Cup at Epsom.
Camelot nominated for Lockinge Irish star Camelot has been entered for the Lockinge Stakes having fully recovered from colic which cut short his three-year-old season.
Hope for injured Isabella Snowflake Trainer Mick Price is hoping the shocking injury suffered by his good filly Isabella Snowflake may not mean the end of her career.
Apprentice Thomas Sadler stood down Apprentice jockey Thomas Sadler has been stood down for one meeting by stewards after failing to produce his log book.
Saint breaks Vandyke's Farm hoodoo Patience and perseverence has finally paid off for trainer David Vandyke who has celebrated his first victory on his home track.
Tempo key to Secret Admirer She possesses a devastating finish but Secret Admirer needs a truly run race to unleash her biggest asset in the Queen Of The Turf Stakes.
King Mufhasa breathing easy ahead of Ryder New Zealand Horse of the Year King Mufhasa has come through a throat operation well and is on target for the George Ryder Stakes.
BMW to provide McDonald with Derby preview James McDonald believes Silent Achiever will give three-year-old Fiveandahalfstar a run for his money in the BMW.
Terravista lives up to family links Terravista has upheld a winning tradition for her family at Warwick Farm with trainer Joe Pride predicting a bright future for the three-year-old.
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Slipper could fit Sidestep Sidestep's interrupted journey to the Golden Slipper has left Darley trainer Peter Snowden with more questions than answers.
Sydney Cup on radar for Vittoria Four-year-old Vittoria gets the chance to press her claims for Sydney Cup start when she chases a third straight win this preparation at Moonee Valley.
Another winning Williams cast-off Owner Lloyd Williams is renowned for selling top class horses that don't fit his strict criteria, with another of them winning at Sandown.
Munce return to riding imminent Champion jockey Chris Munce is set to return to race riding after completing treatment for throat cancer.
Betfair in Blue Square move Global betting exchange Betfair has bought the customer database of British bookmaking firm Blue Square.
Waterhouse holds sway in Golden Slipper Gai Waterhouse has the Golden Slipper favourite in Overreach but the leading trainer says she can also make a strong case for Whittington and Sweet Idea.
Smerdon pair on same path to SA Derby The South Australian Derby is on the agenda for stablemates Host Of The Party and Cooldini, who will clash second-up at Sandown.
Ocean Park's European campaign called off Cox Plate winner Ocean Park was found to have heat in his leg after beating just two home in the Dubai Duty Free and is returning to New Zealand.
Overreach remains a firm Slipper favourite Betting agencies have kept Overreach as a dominant Golden Slipper favourite but at least one operator is willing to take her on in the $3.5 million race.
Moody devises back-up plan for Il Cavallo A glimmer of Golden Slipper hope remains for the Peter Moody-trained Il Cavallo, but the trainer also has an alternative target for the colt.
You're So Good ready for Vinery challenge Nigel Blackiston has trained a Group One winner on Golden Slipper day and hopes to do it again with three-year-old You're So Good in the Vinery Stud Stakes
Manighar to search for best form in Ryder Imported galloper Manighar continues the search for his sparkling form of last autumn when he tackles boom colt Pierro in the Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Berry, Bowman continue title battle Tommy Berry and Hugh Bowman, central figures in the build-up to the Golden Slipper, will also be keeping an eye on each other's Warwick Farm results.
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Overreach draws rails for Golden Slipper The Gai Waterhouse-trained Overreach will start from barrier one in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper while Victorian filly Villa Verde has gate 17.
Fiveandahalfstar draws barrier six in BMW BMW Stakes favourite Fiveandahalfstar, the only three-year-old in the race, will have 11 rivals in the $2.25 Group One weight-for-age event.
Dunlop thrilled with Cadeaux Cup placing More international racing is on Red Cadeaux's agenda after the 2011 Melbourne Cup runner-up finished second in the Dubai World Cup.
Jockey to face new inquiry over India ban Jockey Martin Dwyer will have to wait at least another month in a bid to beat a two-month suspension handed out by the Royal Western India Turf Club.
Commander tops 49 left in Grand National The 2010 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Imperial Commander is among 49 horses still in contention for a start in the Grand National at Aintree.
Nathan Tinkler to quit racing industry Nathan Tinkler entered racing as one of the industry's biggest spenders but six years on his thoroughbred empire is for sale because of rising debt.
Watering begins at Aintree Cold dry weather has forced officials to begin watering the tracks at Aintree ahead of the Grand National meeting.
Peter Wells suspended for alcohol reading Jockey Peter Wells has been suspended for six weeks after failing a breath test shortly before he was due to ride at Randwick.
NZ filly out to defy history No New Zealand two-year-old has won the Golden Slipper, but top Australian jockey Craig Williams believes Ruud Awakening can become the first.
Schofield outed, fined and wins Apprentice Chad Schofield had a horror day at Caulfield that ended with a hefty suspension, a fine and a winner.
Bell rates Margins carnival contender Relief was the over-riding emotion for Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie after Margins emerged as a winter carnival contender with a dominant Eagle Farm win.
Fiveandahalfstar favourite for BMW Fiveandahalfstar is on song to break a run of second placings when he takes on the older horses in the BMW at Rosehill.
Randwick re-opens after five months A low-key opening of the new facilities at Randwick has been encouraging ahead of the autumn carnival meetings with a few issues still to be ironed out.
Nicholls eyeing another Grand National Daryl Jacob has been confirmed as the rider of Join Together for reigning Grand National winning trainer Paul Nicholls.
Isabella Snowflake recovering from surgery Isabella Snowflake's racing career is almost certainly over but the filly has come through well after an operation on a severed tendon.
Waller pair to take on Pierro Tough veterans Shoot Out and Danleigh will take on star colt Pierro in the George Ryder Stakes, one of five Group One races on Golden Slipper day.
Classic glory in Dubai for Aidan O'Brien St Nicholas Abbey has beaten Japan's star mare Gentildonna to win the Sheema Classic at the Dubai World Cup meeting.
Low key opening for Randwick Gerald Ryan is keen to get to Randwick's opening day and race his horses in grass that hasn't been used for five months.
Winter goals on the agenda for Tinto Feature two-year-old races during the winter carnival will be on the agenda for Tinto if she keeps her unbeaten record intact at Eagle Farm.
Raw talent Melting Pot after more wins Three-year-old Melting Pot returned from injury with an impressive win at Bendigo first-up and will be out to build on his record at Caulfield.
Animal Kingdom's racing future undecided Managing owner John Messara says a decision on whether Animal Kingdom continues his racing career has yet to be made.
Detectives to join racing integrity team Two former Victoria Police detectives are to join the Racing Victoria team responsible for conducting stable raids.
Pro Consul to target Scone Guineas Trainer Greg Bennett will measure Pro Consul's Scone Guineas prospects when the three-year-old resumes at Muswellbrook.
Davy Russell ruled out of Aintree Jockey Davy Russell has been ruled unfit to compete at the Grand National meeting despite being cleared to ride in Ireland.
Animal Kingdom wins Dubai World Cup Animal Kingdom, who will stand at Australia's Arrowfield Stud, has won the world's richest race, the Dubai World Cup.
Reith to miss Derby day through suspension Christian Reith has been suspended for six meetings for careless riding on Monton in the Ajax Stakes and will miss Derby day at Randwick.
Rich Brisbane winter target awaits Arinosa Striking grey mare Arinosa has continued her good form with a Group Three victory in the Birthday Card Stakes at Rosehill.
Havana Rey caps big day for Baker family The Bjorn Baker-trained Havana Rey's win in the Ajax Stakes capped a big day for the Baker family after It's A Dundeel won the Rosehill Guineas.
Bribie win puts River Lad on WFA trail Under-rated sprinter River Lad will step up to weight-for-age company after overcoming a back ailment to win the Bribie Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Jet Away earns Sydney carnival call-up Imported galloper Jet Away has made it two wins from as many Australian starts with a solid victory in the Easter Cup at Cauflield.
African Pulse closes in on Goodwood start Class sprinter African Pulse has made a winning return to racing after almost ending his career in a freak accident with an electrical cord.
Bel Sprinter claims overdue feature win Years of frustration ended in triumph for trainer Jason Warren after Bel Sprinter claimed his first Group One win in the Galaxy.
Aliyana Tilde back in business in Epona Aliyana Tilde's return to winning form has her in line for a Sydney Cup start with trainer Kerry Parker weighing up her options.
It's A Dundeel on target for triple crown New Zealander It's A Dundeel is just one race away from claiming Sydney's autumn triple crown for three-year-olds after an easy Rosehill Guineas win.
Sidestep revives Golden Slipper hopes Talented colt Sidestep has put himself in contention for the Golden Slipper with victory in the Pago Pago Stakes.
Peter Moody lands early Melbourne treble Premier trainer Peter Moody has made a perfect start to the Caulfield meeting, winning the opening three races.
Scandiva in the mix for Golden Slipper A close relation to Black Caviar, Scandiva has put herself in the frame for a Golden Slipper start with victory in the Magic Night Stakes.
Julienas impresses Sydney Cup bookmakers Julienas has been elevated to Sydney Cup favouritism after backing up successfully to take out the Listed Manion Cup at Rosehill.
Chiaramonte wins Listed Darby Munro Stakes Well-bred Darley colt Chiaramonte has notched his first stakes win, leading all the way in the Darby Munro Stakes at Rosehill.
Jockey McNamara paralysed after Cheltenham Irish jumps jockey JT McNamara is paralysed after suffering a serious neck injury in a fall at Cheltenham.
Classics hopeful Toronado changes hands Toronado has been sold to Sheikh Joaan Bin Hamad Al Thani in a move which could double the well-known owner's chances of Classic success.
Moroney with strong hand at Caulfield Mike Moroney will be out to make up for lost time with lightly-raced gallopers African Pulse and Murcielaga who kick off their campaigns at Caulfield.
Snowflake faces stiff test in tough Galaxy Jockey Craig Newitt says Isabella Snowflake deserves her shot in the Galaxy but admits the filly has struck a tough renewal of the Group One sprint.
Goldoni to continue golden run for imports The David Hayes-trained Goldoni is shaping as the next imported galloper to join the growing list of city winners at Caulfield.
It's A Dundeel all the rage for Guineas New Zealand colt It's A Dundeel has an ironclad grip on Rosehill Guineas betting with main rival Fiveandahalfstar withdrawn from the Group One race.
Crowd-pleaser The White Hope returns The White Hope, who captured the hearts of racegoers last campaign, makes a long-awaited comeback to racing at Eagle Farm.
Queen's horse to make Australian debut Royal Randwick would be a more fitting venue for the Australian debut of the Queen's horse Carlton House but it is Rosehill which will host him first.
Tempo the key to Emotional Circus chances A strong tempo and clear passage will be crucial to the chances of Emotional Circus claiming her first stakes success at Rosehill.
Moody looking to bounce back at Rosehill Peter Moody is looking to his interstate team to find their best form on day two of the Sydney autumn carnival at Rosehill.
Waller, Pride take a blinkered approach Blinkers can be the key to some horses and two of Sydney's best trainers are hoping that's the case with their respective Darby Munro Stakes chances.
Godolphin set for successive World Cups Hunter's Light has emerged as the horse most likely to give racing powerhouse Godolphin more Dubai World Cup success.
Recite ready for 1400m in Sires': Bary Recite will aim to keep her unbeaten record intact when she faces eight rivals in the Group One Manawatu Sires' Produce Stakes.
Breeding giant Eliza Park Stud for sale Eliza Park Stud, one of Australian racing's best-known farms and home to Black Caviar's sire Bel Esprit, is on the market.
Trial pointer to Metallurgical in Bribie Metallurgical's effort to finish second to Buffering in an Eagle Farm barrier trial was enough to convince Michael Cahill he can win the Bribie Handicap.
Amaethon to make comeback at Caulfield Stakes winner Amaethon has been off the scene for a year but is set to make his return from injury in a sprint race at Caulfield.
Eliza Park Stud For Sale ELIZA PARK STUD, one of Australia’s leading thoroughbred stud operations located in Victoria, is to be offered for sale by expressions of interest closing on April 26.
Waller keeps the faith in Sacred Falls Leading trainer Chris Waller is hoping Sacred Falls finally gets the chance to show his true colours in the Group One Rosehill Guineas.
Scandiva left to carry Cummings' hopes Blue blood filly Scandiva will be out to stake a belated Golden Slipper claim when she contests the Magic Night Stakes.
Galaxy draw no barrier for Tiger Tees Trainer Joe Pride is banking on a frenetic tempo in the Galaxy to help his leading chance Tiger Tees overcome a wide draw in the Group One sprint.
Jet Away out to cement Caulfield Cup plans Talented import Jet Away runs in the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield in a bid to boost his rating to secure a Caulfield Cup start.
Ajax Stakes a pointer to the Doncaster Willy Jimmy will try to shore up a start in the Doncaster Mile when he steps out in the Group Two Ajax Stakes.
Wide draw helps Animal Kingdom in Cup Animal Kingdom, the Kentucky Derby winner set to stand his first season at stud in Australia this year, has drawn gate 12 in the Dubai World Cup.
New hoop for veteran Aintree campaigner Big Fella Thanks, a veteran of three Aintree Grand National campaigns, will have a new jockey in this year's renewal.
Tegan Harrison concussed after race fall Apprentice Tegan Harrison has suffered concussion and was taken to hospital for observation after a Doomben race fall.
Epsom Derby runner makes first-up impact Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller has prepared a quinella at Sandown with import Rugged Cross defeating stablemate High On Believing.
Atlantic Jewel gets all clear for return Headline mare Atlantic Jewel has recovered from the tendon injury that sidelined her last spring and will begin a Cox Plate preparation in June.
Australian Oaks target for Express Power Kris Lees is hoping he can take a leaf out of rival trainer Guy Walter's handbook and take filly Express Power from midweek winner to black-type contender.
Lennie's Choice confirms need for speed Trainer Kelly Schweida has no plans to deviate from a winning formula with Lennie's Choice who made it four wins from only six starts at Doomben.
Hay List out of Galaxy with hoof issue Bad luck has again struck injury-plagued sprinter Hay List who won't run in the Group One Galaxy after succumbing to a hoof issue.
Darley link a timely boost for Vlad Duric Globetrotting jockey Vlad Duric has ridden his first city treble since returning to Melbourne from Singapore.
Itameri resumes in final Slipper qualifier The Peter Snowden-trained Itameri resumes in the Magic Night Stakes with the chance to push her claims for a possible Golden Slipper start.
Twisted Emotions to stake Derby claims Up-and-coming stayer Twisted Emotions is just one start away from fulfilling his destiny as a Derby horse.
Il Cavallo in record-breaking Sandown win A highly promising sprinter and a stayer with similar high potential have scored impressive wins at Sandown.
Brown unfazed by Snitzerland Galaxy draw The handicap conditions of the Galaxy are not ideal for Snitzerland but jockey Corey Brown hopes the filly's ability can override them.
Tendon injury puts Proisir career in doubt The racing career of the Gai Waterhouse-trained Proisir is under threat with the talented three-year-old injuring a tendon.
Callanish set to bounce back in Easter Cup Talented galloper Callanish, who strung together eight wins on end in the winter, is set to return to the winning list in the Easter Cup at Caulfield.
Parade schedule and pedigree updates for Easter Yearlings The start of the 2013 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale is less than two weeks away and many offerings have received recent pedigree updates, which is very timely with entire drafts available for inspection at Newmarket from next Tuesday.
Big field declared for Group One Galaxy A capacity field, which includes headline sprinter Hay List, has been paid up for the $350,000 Group One Galaxy at Rosehill.
New guidelines in force for Grand National Strategies to avoid a repeat of last year's Aintree Grand National carnage will be implemented for this year's race.
Mixed fortunes for Guineas fancies at draw Nine horses have been paid up for the Rosehill Guineas, including Randwick Guineas winner It's A Dundeel and Victoria Derby winner Fiveandahalfstar.
Mayfield-Smith gets winner with only horse Brian Mayfield-Smith only has one horse in work these days but was back in the winner's circle at Seymour with his first winner in more than three years.
It's A Dundeel on triple crown path Trainer Murray Baker is taking a blinkered approach with star three-year-old It's A Dundeel as he aims to complete the three-year-old triple crown.
Decision Time the forgotten Galaxy horse Trainer Clarry Conners is happy for Decision Time to play second fiddle in the Galaxy lead-up but thinks it will be different afterwards.
Oaks in Adelaide on radar for Inflection A shot at the Australasian Oaks is being considered for Inflection but first the filly needs to perform strongly in a midweek maiden at Sandown.
Budriguez to run in Melbourne not Sydney Budriguez will start in the Victoria Handicap at Caulfield with trainer David Jolly believing it is a better option than the Ajax Stakes in Sydney.
Zuccotto on trial for Oaks at Canterbury The well-bred Zuccotto will put her Australian Oaks credentials on the line in a restricted race at Canterbury.
Bye Bye Ba Ba Former Hong champion Good Ba Ba has been retired after four runs in Australia and with earnings of more than $9 million.
Sangster likely topweight for Sydney Cup Sydney Cup favourites It's A Dundeel and Maluckyday have been given 54kg and 54.5kg respectively in the staying feature.
Isabella to tackle Galaxy Melbourne filly Isabella Snowflake will take a step up in class when she runs against some of the best sprinters in training in the Galaxy at Rosehill.
Magic Night a must-win race for Assail The Magic Night and the Pago Pago Stakes are the last chances for two-year-olds to force their way into the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Hvasstan on a mission A combination of emotion and ability will accompany Victorian colt Hvasstan when he tackles the top three-year-olds in the Rosehill Guineas.
Jockey Brett Tai dies in car accident Australian based Singaporean jockey Brett Tai has died in what appears to be a single car accident.
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Aidan O'Brien pleased with Curragh team Champion trainer Aidan O'Brien has given a contitngent of his better horses a publiv workout at the Curragh ahead of the start of the Flat season.
Darley stayer calls the tune in Kembla Cup Tunes is not among the top echelon in the huge Darley team but he has shown he can more than pay his way with victory in the Kembla Grange Cup.
Hay List plans depend on Galaxy weight A Galaxy start for Hay List depends on the handicapper with trainer John McNair weighing up options including the Goodwood in Adelaide.
Williams produces a Kembla Cameo on filly Craig Williams has been seen at his best aboard Darley filly Cameo, winner of the Group Three Keith Nolan Classic and now headed to the Oaks.
Black Caviar tops Ascot wish list The push to lure Black Caviar back to Royal Ascot is gathering momentum following her latest win in the William Reid Stakes.
Tatra and Solemn for Darley in Guineas Peter Snowden is confident Tatra and Solemn have come through the right form race heading towards the Group One Rosehill Guineas.
Fancy Dress takes a step to the Oaks Fancy Dress has staked her claim for a tilt at the Group One Australian Oaks with a determined win at Kembla Grange.
Less is more for Adebisi Trainer Desleigh Forster has worked on keeping Adebisi fresh ahead of his Group One assignment in the Galaxy.
Danedream carrying Frankel foal Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Danedream has been confirmed in foal to Frankel who has served some of the world's best mares in his first season.
Moody caps stellar 24 hours with treble Having savoured the glory of Black Caviar's 24th win from as many starts a day earlier, trainer Peter Moody backed up with a treble at Caulfield.
Mixed fortunes for Schweida at Doomben Kelly Schweida scored a winning double at Doomben but his day was soured by the unlucky defeat of Discreet and the barrier antics of Rocker.
Blake Shinn posts special Group One win Blake Shinn has erased memories of his troubled past, celebrating a Group One win in the Coolmore Classic on Appearance.
Pierro beats More Joyous at Rosehill Pierro earned a rave review from veteran jockey Jim Cassidy after the three-year-old beat More Joyous in the Canterbury Stakes.
Appearance wins thrilling Coolmore Classic The Guy Walter-trained Appearance has claimed her second Group One with a narrow victory over Red Tracer and Norzita in the Coolmore Classic.
Toydini gets Group win in Phar Lap Stakes Three-year-old Toydini has claimed his first black-type win in the Phar Lap Stakes, unleashing an impressive finishing sprint in the 1500m event.
Import Foreteller wins the Ranvet Stakes Imported French galloper Foreteller has run down favourite Fiveandahalfstar to win the Group One Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Under The Eiffel answers critics Two wins for rejuvenated galloper Under The Eiffel, including a narrow Caulfield victory, have justified trainer Tony Vasil's faith in the galloper.
Criterion gives David Payne a Slipper hope Criterion has proved his superiority over the colts and geldings in the Todman Stakes but the filly Overreach still dominates Golden Slipper betting.
Import Julienas bound for the Sydney Cup The Gai Waterhouse-trained Julienas was wayward in the straight but stamped himself as a Sydney Cup prospect with victory in the Sky High Stakes.
Whisper Downs wins again at Caulfield Whisper Downs, one of the most durable horses in training, has scored the fifth win of a campaign that began in the winter of 2012.
Overreach confirms favouritism for Slipper Gai Waterhouse holds the trump hand in the Golden Slipper with Overreach confirming her favouritism with a devastating Reisling Stakes win.
Tempo helps See The World in dominant win A dominant win in the Listed Maurice McCarten Stakes at Rosehill from See The World had trainer Joe Pride praising both the horse and jockey Jason Collett.
Ballydoyle stars ready for Curragh outing The cream of trainer Aidan O'Brien's Ballydoyle team are expected to be put through their paces at the Curragh as they prepare for 2013 returns.
Unbridled Command now with Ed Dunlop American horse Unbridled Command has arrived at Ed Dunlop's Newmarket stable ahead of an international campaign including the Cox Plate.
Black Caviar wins again World champion mare Black Caviar has won for the 24th time in as many starts at her final scheduled appearance in Melbourne.
Same time this year for Spirit Song Classy mare Spirit Song returned to the scene of her biggest win for a repeat of her victory of a year ago in the Sunline Stakes at Moonee Valley.
You're So Good to tackle Vinery Melbourne's most promising staying filly You're So Good will take winning form with her when she goes to Sydney next month for the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Niblick takes out Albury Cup after protest Niblick was second across the line in the Albury Gold Cup but was awared the race after a protest was upheld in the Listed event.
Melbourne Cup favourite undergoes surgery Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has had surgery to remove bone chips from his front fetlock joints but his racing prospects are unaffected.
More Joyous primed for clash with Pierro A proven weight-for-age record will hold outstanding mare More Joyous in good stead for her clash with stablemate, the top colt Pierro.
Golden Slipper hopefuls please at trials Guelph and Kuroshio have pleased trainer Peter Snowden in their barrier trial performances at Randwick in preparation for the Golden Slipper.
Speediness bigger and stronger for return The spring carnival didn't turn out how trainer Colin Scott hoped with Speediness but he believes the gelding's autumn campaign can be more profitable.
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Fiveandahalfstar ready to rumble in Ranvet Fiveandahalfstar can strike an overdue blow for three-year-olds in the Ranvet Stakes when he lines up as favourite in the weight-for-age race.
Under The Eiffel set to hold winning form After a breakthrough win at Launceston, Under The Eiffel returns to his home track in a bid to further justify the excuses made on his behalf.
Rare double awaist Norzita in Coolmore Norzita has been one of the best-backed runners in the Coolmore Classic but stable foreman James Cummings says her task isn't a straightforward one.
Cranky mare aims four treble at Doomben Toowoomba trainer Paul Nolan jnr says Secret Garden's feisty attitude is the key to her competitive nature.
Weight right for McMahon in Coolmore Ric McMahon will ride at his lightest weight in three years when he is legged aboard Risk Aversion in the Coolmore Classic.
Slipper favourites to clash in Reisling Overreach and Villa Verde, the top two in Golden Slipper betting, meet in the Reisling Stakes with Tommy Berry confident Overreach can come out on top.
Sutherland hopeful of Boot trifecta Trainer Trevor Sutherland has three runners in the Wellington Boot and says he can make a winning case for each of them.
Dwyer planning to appeal Indian ban British jockey Martin Dwyer has been suspended for two months and his horse declared a non runner after a race in India.
Waller wary of Australian Cup form Trainer Chris Waller says the form out of the Australian Cup will be the benchmark for the Ranvet Stakes in which he has three runners.
Jeff Lloyd making progress after stroke Popular jockey Jeff Lloyd remains in a Gold Coast hospital recovering from a stroke but his riding future is in doubt.
Black And Bent returns at Caulfield A flat race over 1400m at Caulfield is the starting point in a return to racing for star jumper Black And Bent who hasn't raced for
Scandiva can still race into the Slipper The Golden Slipper is still on the radar for Warwick Farm winner Scandiva who has close family ties to Black Caviar and All Too Hard.
Hayes confident with Slipper hopeful David Hayes is confident Blue Diamond runner-up Fast 'N' Rocking can emerge as a genuine Golden Slipper contender when he runs in the Todman Stakes.
Time off beneficial for Doubtfilly Sunshine Coast trainer Stuart Kendrick says missing the lucrative Magic Millions carnival with Doubtfilly has enabled her to physically mature.
Import Hathras in the frame for BMW A win in a modest race at Warwick Farm has confirmed trainer Kris Lees' opinion Hathras can be a force at Group One level.
Berry reunites with Queen against Caviar Tommy Berry rates his first ride against Black Caviar as one of his career highlights and will go up against her again on Karuta Queen at Moonee Valley.
Weighty task confronts Coolmore favourite Steps In Time has much against her in the Coolmore Classic but her trainer believes there are also positives for the favourite.
Nash Rawiller suspended at Newcastle Nash Rawiller has been handed another careless riding suspension at Newcastle and will miss the Rosehill Guineas meeting.
Local council wants trainers off Caulfield A local Melbourne council is demanding training be halted at Caulfield and the land on which the racecourse is built be used equally for parks and racing.
Bello wins Newcastle Newmarket for Darley Bello has won the Group Three Newcastle Newmarket for Darley, edging out Laser Hawk who has confirmed he is back on track after injury.
Long campaign continues for Whisper Downs Durable campaigner Whisper Downs could earn himsmelf a shot at a Group win if he comes through his 14th run this time in at Caulfield.
Moment Of Change takes on Gai's superstars Peter Moody believes Moment Of Change can prove a worthy rival to the Gai Waterhouse duo of More Joyous and Pierro in the Canterbury Stakes.
Zurella to make quantum leap in Classic Australian Group One racing offers a serious challenge for Kiwi mare Zurella ahead of the $600,000 Coolmore Classic.
Moody rates Caviar a good thing for win 24 Peter Moody says Black Caviar is going as good as she ever has as she chases a 24th straight win in the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Mishani Edge gives Speers a big boost Mitch Speers has battled the weight scales for most of his riding career but celebrated his first win as a senior rider aboard Mishani Edge at Eagle Farm.
Indisposed Nolen misses winning ride Premier jockey Luke Nolen missed a winning ride at Sandown after inexplicably declaring himself a late scratching from the meeting on race morning.
Racing royalty steps out at Warwick Farm A filly with family links to Black Caviar and All Too Hard will be out to start making a name for herself at Warwick Farm.
Grand National winner back to Sandown form Grand National winner Man Of Class scored his first win in 18 months and set himself up for a return to jumping's big league at Sandown.
Black Caviar could run in All Aged: Moody Peter Moody has flagged the possibility of Black Caviar running in the All Aged Stakes which has been earmarked as a target for her sibling All Too Hard.
Contrasting Coolmore gates for Walter pair Stablemates Streama and Appearance have drawn at opposite ends of a 15-horse field for the Group One Coolmore Classic.
McCain aiming for three National runners The 2011 Grand National winner Ballabriggs is one of three horses trainer Donald McCain is aiming towards this year's editition.
Owners compensated over claiming errors The owners and trainers of three horses disqualified over apprentices being allowed to claim the wrong allowances will be compensated following a review.
Jenny Duggan to ride in apprentices' race Jenny Duggan has been chosen to represent NSW in the Tasmanian leg of the National Apprentice Series under lights at Launceston.
Tip-off led to Karakatsanis stable raid Stewards received a tip-off that Howmuchdoyouloveme was to be stomach-tubed hours before it raced at Flemington, an appeal hearing has been told.
Fantome Gris return a pointer to future Leon Corstens has a good opinion of two-year-old Fantome Girls but is concerned the filly will find a 900m race at Sandown too short first-up.
Coolmore weight's right for Flying Snitzel Lightly weighted Flying Snitzel can go one up on stablemate Snitzerland when she contests the $600,000 Coolmore Classic at Group One level.
Sangster puts BMW start on line in Ranvet In-form New Zealander Sangster will be racing for a place in the $2.25 million BMW when he lines up in the Ranvet Stakes.
All Too Hard to run in All Aged Stakes Star three-year-old All Too Hard will race on this season with his next appearance set to be in the Group One All Aged Stakes in Sydney.
McMahon back with Spirt Of Boom at Valley Ric McMahon is looking forward to reuniting with sprinter Spirit Of Boom who'll be one of six rivals for Black Caviar in the William Reid Stakes.
Corey Brown granted Singapore licence Leading jockey Corey Brown is planning to ride overseas towards the end of the Australian racing season.
Oliver says time out could prolong career Champion jockey Damien Oliver says his riding ban has given him more time to spend with his family and young children and could extend his career.
Jacquinot Bay takes next step to Doncaster Trainer Guy Walter is looking to Jacquinot Bay to prove his credentials for a Doncaster start when he lines up in the Newcastle Newmarket.
Planteur ready to take on World Cup The Marco Botti-trained Planteur is on target for a return to the Gulf to contest the Dubai World Cup, the race in which he finished third in 2012.
Aidan O'Brien favoured for trainers' title Bookmakers rate the 2013 British trainers' championship as a race between former titleholders Aidan O'Brien and Richard Hannon.
Maybe more for Black Caviar The prospect of another season of racing for champion mare Black Caviar has emerged with trainer Peter Moody saying she could have another preparation.
Mufhasa's throat surgery successful New Zealand champion King Mufhasa has undergone successful throat surgery and has been entered for a barrier trial at Randwick,
Aeronautical reaching for the stars Lionel Cohen is not afraid to take on star stablemates Pierro and More Joyous with Aeronautical following his recent third in the Newmarket Handicap.
Sadler spreads out in search of success In-form Flemington trainer John Sadler will set out in search of feature races in Perth and Sydney over the next few weeks.
Guy Walter double handed in Coolmore Guy Walter is looking to Streama and Appearance to turn the tables on Steps In Time in the Coolmore Classic.
Bonaria ready to step up Trainer Pat Hyland is confident his talented mare Bonaria can step up to Group Two level at Moonee Valley ahead of a Sydney Group One mission.
Record crowd expected to farewell Caviar World champion mare Black Caviar is likely to have only six opponents when she farewells her home town at Moonee Valley.
Fiveandahalfstar on Group One mission Fiveandahalfstar has returned to Sydney to get ready for a month of Group One racing culminating in the Australian Derby.
Six rivals to oppose Black Caviar World champion sprinter Black Caviar will have a maximum of six opponents when she makes her Victorian farewell at Moonee Valley.
Angry punters protest South African result Angry punters protesting over the result of a race at Clairwood have forced South African officials to call a race meeting off.
Ortensia a chance for Singapore trip Ortensia's travelling days may not be over yet with the Singpore's KrisFlyer Sprint on the agenda if she bounces back to form in Sydney.
Charlie Boy to stake Slipper claim Charlie Boy is the third favourite for the Golden Slipper but can challenge fillies Overreach and Villa Verde for favouritism if he wins the Todman Stakes.
Sadler in awe of Black Caviar John Sadler has selected the William Reid Stakes for Linton's return but knows he will be a bit player in the Black Caviar show.
Rain Affair returns in Canterbury Stakes Rain Affair has formidable opposition in the Canterbury Stakes as he begins his Group One autumn campaign.
Browne on Buffering during autumn Damian Browne will be reunited with Buffering during his autumn carnival campaign after partnering the gelding in a recent barrier trial win.
Bowman to ride Villa Verde in Reisling Hugh Bowman will warm the saddle on leading Golden Slipper contender Villa Verde, replacing the suspended Michael Rodd in the Reisling Stakes.
Jockey McNamara stable after neck surgery Leading amateur rider JT McNamara has undergone surgery on his fractured vertebrae following a fall at Cheltenham.
McEvoy suspended at Warwick Farm Kerrin McEvoy will miss Coolmore Classic day after being suspended for careless riding in the Randwick Guineas.
Thy wins for Moody, Nolen at Warwick Farm Thy has won the Aspiration Quality at Warwick Farm for the powerful combination of trainer Peter Moody and jockey Luke Nolen.
Byrne overcomes medical drama in Coast win Jim Byrne sought and received a second doctor's opinion to make the most of a late pick-up ride aboard Frisco Lights at the Gold Coast.
Snitzerland wins the Challenge Stakes Hay List has finished fourth in his long-awaited comeback to racing behind Snitzerland who ran a Warwick Farm course record for 1000 metres.
Rodd misses Reisling but wins at Bendigo Michael Rodd rode a winner at Bendigo before starting a careless riding suspension that forces him out of the Reisling Stakes ride on Villa Verde.
Switch in tactics pays off for River Lad Feature winter carnival sprints including the Stradbroke Handicap are on the agenda for River Lad after his win in the Gold Coast Stakes.
Jet Away stakes early claim for spring Jet Away has made a big impression in his Australian debut, storming to victory in the Golden Mile at Bendigo to bring a Caulfield Cup campaign into focus.
Patience rewarded as Tinto wins on debut What Tinto lacks in experience she makes up for in ability, emphasised with her impressive win in the Sky Racing Plate at the Gold Coast.
It's A Dundeel wins the Randwick Guineas Blinkers have added a new dimension to It's A Dundeel's style of racing with the New Zealand colt scoring an explosive Randwick Guineas win.
Arinosa wins Listed Wenona Girl for Waller The bar will be raised for Arinosa who surprised her trainer Chris Waller with a Listed victory at Warwick Farm.
Uncertain racing future for All Too Hard The immediate future for All Too Hard is clouded with co-trainer Wayne Hawkes flagging the possibility of retirement for the star colt.
Romantic Moon confirms Slipper start Romantic Moon has confirmed a Golden Slipper start with her win in the Sweet Embrace but Assail's hopes have nosedived with her defeat.
More Than Sacred dominates NZ Oaks More Than Sacred relished the 2400m of the New Zealand Oaks, racing away in the straight to win from Blanket Bay and Aurora Lights.
Iconic does family proud in Gold Rush win Two-year-old Iconic, a gelding with close family ties to Black Caviar, has taken out the $250,000 Gold Rush at Bendigo in a tight finish.
Dolly Dolly earns Sydney carnival start Dolly Dolly continues to amaze trainer Brian Smith with her durability and she will chase black-type success in Sydney after her Gold Coast win.
Ichihara lumps impost to win Eskimo Prince Speedy filly Ichihara has defied her big weight to beat a strong field in the Eskimo Prince Stakes at Warwick Farm.
All The Talk races into Golden Slipper All The Talk has raced his way into the Golden Slipper with victory in the Skyline Stakes to give Gary Portelli his best chance yet of winning the race.
Tremec posts important stakes win Tremec, a horse tipped to get better as the races become longer, is on target for a Sydney Cup start after winning at Warwick Farm.
Bleeding attack ruins Angola plans Plans to take lightly-raced stayer Angola to Sydney have been dashed after the gelding bled after a win at Bendigo.
Caulfield Cup winner Fraar dead at 24 Fraar, the imported stallion who won the 1993 Caulfield Cup when trained by David Hayes, has died.
Bobs Worth delivers in Gold Cup Bobs Worth has lived up to his favouritism to win the Cheltenham Gold Cup from Irish challenger Sir Des Champs.
Hvasstan win Alister Clark Classy colt Hvasstan is on the way to an Australian Derby start after winning the Alister Clark Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Crafty Irna treads a familiar autumn path Crafty Irna will be kept to an autumn campaign that has a familiar sequence of races, continuing with the Aspiration Quality at Warwick Farm.
Se Sauver primed for $250,000 Gold Rush The flying filly Se Sauver is set to score a breakthrough win in the Vobis Gold Rush at Bendigo after breaking a track record at her only start.
Draw against Force Command in Guineas A wide draw is against Force Command in the Bendigo Guineas but trainer Greg Eurell hopes the colt can overcome it and book a trip to Sydney.
Collett to join Group One club in Guineas Rebel Dane will give Jason Collett his best chance to ride a Group One winner when he lines up as one of the favourites in the Randwick Guineas.
Firm track a key for The Jackal at Coast The Jackal has cheated retirement and will strive to add the Gold Coast Stakes to his list of feature race wins.
Fuerza out to continue Baker's golden run Golden Slipper berths go on the line at Warwick Farm but Fuerza will be trying to confirm a different Group One target when he runs in the Skyline Stakes.
Woorim retired due to hoof problems Oakleigh Plate winner Woorim, who gave trainer Robert Heathcote his first Group One success, has been retired due to ongoing hoof problems.
Jockey seriously injured at Cheltenham Jockey JT McNamara is in hospital with a serious neck injury after he fell from his mount in a race during the Cheltenham Festival.
Gray confident of High Fashion's stamina In the absence of Habibi and Fix, High Fashion is a warm favourite for the New Zealand Oaks at Trentham after her Lowland Stakes victory.
Solwhit on top of the World at Cheltenham Jockey Paul Carberry has bounced back from injury to ride Irish raider Solwhit to victory in the World Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Darling Downs filly puts record on line The set weights conditions of the Sky Racing Plate will offset a wide alley for unbeaten filly Going Going Gone, according to her trainer Shane Iverson.
Wall Street chasing overdue win in Mile Wall Street is favourite to snap a long winless streak in the Golden Mile at Bendigo after a luckless placing in the Blamey Stakes.
Hopes high for Portelli at Warwick Farm Gary Portelli is bullish about Rebel Dane in the Randwick Guineas but also has high hopes for the stable's other runners on the program.
Baster hoping for upset on Green Roller Stephen Baster returns from suspension at Moonee Valley and hopes his mount Green Roller can cause an upset in the Group Two Alister Clark Stakes.
Black Caviar relation on show at Bendigo Iconic, a close relation to Black Caviar, has been aimed at the $250,000 Gold Rush at Bendigo and has continued to please his trainer Tony McEvoy.
Hay List, Schofield in Farm fitness tests Top sprinter Hay List will undergo an on-course vet inspection before his comeback race in the Challenge Stakes.
Chris Waller in two-handed Guineas bid Chris Waller can't split his Randwick Guineas contenders Tougher Than Ever and Sacred Falls with both looking to return to the Group One winners' list.
Octane Flyer set for Skyline comeback The Skyline Stakes has emerged as the preferred option for Octane Flyer whose comeback has been dogged by wet weather and unsuitable race programs.
Darley colt faces uphill Slipper task A minor setback could come with major consequences for Safeguard with trainer Peter Snowden almost resigned to the colt missing the Golden Slipper.
Perth trainer accepts stewards' decision Trainer Adam Durrant has withdrawn his appeal against a $10,000 fine for a breach of raceday treatment rules.
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Sprinter Sacre wins at Cheltenham Sprinter Sacre has reinforced his standing as the Frankel of jump racing, extending his unbeaten record over fences at Cheltenham.
Betrayal lets punters down at Canterbury Betrayal has run himself into the ground, finishing last as odds-on favourite in a race at Canterbury after a faster than normal first part of the race.
Lady Melksham starts on path to Group One Stakes-winning mare Lady Melksham kicks off her autumn campaign over at Moonee Valley in her first step towards a Group One target in Adelaide.
Mallyon comeback gathers momentum Comeback apprentice Katelyn Mallyon achieved another career highlight when she won on Skating Away at Doomben.
Coup Acclaim dents some big reputations Derby hopefuls Vadashan and Kingdoms finish out of the money at Canterbury behind Coup Acclaim, one of three Chris Waller-trained winners.
Schofield hurt but OK for Hay List ride Glyn Schofield is the latest member of the Hay List camp to succumb to injury but says he will be back for the sprinter's Challenge Stakes return.
Rodd delighted with Villa Verde progress Michael Rodd believes Villa Verde's Golden Slipper preparation is right on track after partnering the undefeated filly in a 1000m jumpout at Bendigo.
Australian Easter Broodmare Sale catalogue available The catalogue is now available online for the 2013 Inglis Australian Easter Broodmare Sale which will be conducted at Newmarket in Sydney on April 16, 17 and 18.
New Vic premier retains racing brief Victorian premier Denis Napthine has retained the racing portfolio he held before his recent move into the state's top job.
Sadler sending strong team to Bendigo Trainer John Sadler is hoping to make an impact at Bendigo's Golden Mile meeting with feature race chances including Ms Funovits in the VOBIS Gold Rush.
Hvasstan has everything to suit at Valley A Derby campaign in Sydney awaits the quality colt Hvasstan after he runs in the Group Two Alister Clark Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Sargent prepares for full-time Sydney gig New Zealand trainer John Sargent, who has Good Job Bro chasing a Golden Slipper start, will become a full-time Australian trainer in the near future.
McEvoy stayers gallop at Canterbury Adelaide trainer Tony McEvoy has paid a visit to Sydney to watch his carnival hopefuls Le Roi and Pelicano in a special gallop at Canterbury.
Ferlax holding form for Randwick Guineas Ferlax is ready to maintain his progression through the grades when he tackles some of the country's best three-year-olds in the Randwick Guineas.
Hurricane Fly regains Champion Hurdle Irish jumper Hurricane Fly has regained his Champion Hurdle crown on the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival.
Grand Emperor chasing Bendigo feature Grand Emperor was well-beaten in the Group One Australian Guineas but trainer Dean Howard expects the colt to be more competitive in the Bendigo Guineas.
Knee injury to sideline Barakey Perth sprinter Barakey is expected to be off the scene for six months after scans revealed a knee injury which requires surgery.
Bel Sprinter to try again in Sydney A successful throat operation has paved the way for a return to Group One contention for the crack speedster Bel Sprinter.
Zipping Classic at Caulfield in 2013 Scheduled works for the racing surface at Sandown next season will result in this year's Zipping Classic meeting being staged at Caulfield.
Betrayal on trial for better things New stable acquisition will have his first start for Bjorn Baker over 1100 metres at Canterbury after which the trainer will assess his program.
Snitzerland is up to the Challenge Three-year-old filly Snitzerland has a tough first-up assigment against older horses in the Challenge Stakes but trainer Gerald Ryan says she is up to it.
Rebel Dane on target for Randwick Guineas Trainer Gary Portelli is bullish about the prospects of Rebel Dane in the Randwick Guineas, confident the colt's last start second to Pierro is the guide.
Good Ba Ba to mix it with Black Caviar Former Hong Kong champion Good Ba Ba is scheduled to tune up for the Doncaster Mile with a run against Black Caviar in the Williams Reid Stakes.
Sydney Autumn Thoroughbred Sale catalogue online The catalogue for this week’s Inglis Sydney Autumn Thoroughbred Sale is now available online and on the Inglis Sales iPad app
Cheltenham to go ahead despite big freeze Organisers are confident the ground at Cheltenham will be safe despite the freezeing conditions but will not lift the covers until as late as possible.
Quevega on brink of Cheltenham history Outastanding jumping mare Quevega will be trying to win the Mares' Hurdle at Cheltenham for the fifth successive year.
Another Kavanagh star set to shine Trainer Mark Kavanagh will send another of his classy three-year-olds on the path to a major win when Sheer Talent runs in the Alister Clark Stakes.
Norsqui wins the Adelaide Cup Hardy Tasmanian stayer Norsqui has given veteran trainer Walter McShane his biggest win in the Group Two Adelaide Cup.
Nash Rawiller to stick with More Joyous Jim Cassidy will ride star colt Pierro in the Canterbury Stakes with Nash Rawiller to stick with glamour mare More Joyous when the stablemates clash.
Habibi to miss NZ Oaks, aims at Sydney NZ Derby winner Habibi will miss the NZ Oaks and is likely to contest the Storm Queen Stakes and the Australian Oaks in Sydney.
Puissance De Lune on ice till spring Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune won't run again this autumn and will go for a spell until the spring.
It's A Dundeel to wear blinkers in Guineas Blinkers will go on It's A Dundeel in an attempt to get the Spring Champion Stakes winner to race closer in the Randwick Guineas.
Ethiopia a Doncaster hopeful Lightly-raced stayer Ethiopia has recovered from a spring injury and is likely to have his only autumn run in the Doncaster Mile in Sydney.
Drop in class helps Gondokoro win Moonee Valley maiden winner Gondokoro will resume her black-type mission in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill on Golden Slipper day.
Hay List still a chance for the Challenge A decision on whether star sprinter Hay List returns to racing in the Challenge Stakes will be made after Glyn Schofield works him at Gosford.
Mulaazem retired to stud due to injury Group Two winner Mulaazem, a half brother to Sepoy, has been retired to stud earlier than expected due to injury.
Miss St Tropez an omen bet Fresh from a win for Gai Waterhouse at Newcastle, visiting French jockey Thomas Huet will ride for Paul Messara at Muswellbrook.
King Mufhasa to undergo throat surgery Reigning New Zealand Horse of the Year King Mufhasa requires minor surgery for a throat problem diagnosed after his Chipping Norton Stakes failure.
Inglis Nomination Closing Dates & Times: Bendigo, Albury, Caulfield $50,000 to $100,000 Inglis Bonus closing dates soon.
Frost covers in place at Cheltenham All courses at Cheltenham have been covered to protect the ground from frost ahead of the four-day festival of jumping.
Niblick returns to form in National Sprint Niblick's National Sprint victory at Canberra has gone some way to recouping his purchase price but trainer Brett Cavanough hopes there is more to come.
Court Connection wins Canberra Cup Court Connection has delivered a Canberra Cup win for trainer Danny Williams and Black Opal Stakes winning jockey Glyn Schofield.
Godolphin brings up 200 Group One wins Hunter's Light has given Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin operation its 200th Group One win in a World Cup lead-up at Meydan in Dubai.
Criterion earns a Golden Slipper start Criterion has earned his place in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper with victory in the Black Opal Stakes but history is against him completing the double.
Hay List nearing his comeback A slick work-out by Hay List at Warwick Farm has boosted John McNair's confidence heading to his comeback in the Challenge Stakes.
Complicate takes out Canberra Guineas Peter Snowden and the Darley team have landed another feature with Complicate taking out the Canberra Guineas.
Aussies in action in Hong Kong Derby Tim Clark will be looking for his biggest Hong Kong win yet in the Derby with Craig Williams and Dwayne Dunn also securing rides.
Ramdwick Guineas a wide open race Chris Waller has two leading chances for the Randwick Guineas which will be run without start colts Pierro and All Too Hard.
Jakkalberry runs third in Dubai Melbourne Cup placegetter Jakkalberry has returned to winning form in Dubai for his Australian owners.
Star colt Pierro to miss Randwick Guineas Pierro will not run in the Randwick Guineas but instead will be saved for the Canterbury Stakes and a clash with stablemate More Joyous.
Walsh puzzled by Hurricane Fly detractors Jockey Ruby Walsh says he is happy with Hurricane Fly ahead of the Champion Hurdle despite negative comments about his mount.
Singleton flags More Joyous-Caviar clash John Singleton says he will take on Black Caviar with More Joyous in the All Aged Stakes if the unbeaten mare's connections commit to the race.
Clark makes trip home worthwhile Hong Kong-based jockey Tim Clark has made an impact on his return to Australia for the Super Saturday meeting, winning a Group Three race on Bonaria.
Dear Demi wins the Surround Stakes The John Singleton-owned Dear Demi is on target for more Oaks success after winning the Surround Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Inspired ride to boost Richardson's career Apprentice Brooke Richardson, fresh from a Sydney stint, has made a winning return to Brisbane racing on Joint Chiefs.
Skyerush takes out Liverpool City Cup Trainer Guy Walter has claimed the Liverpool City Cup with Skyerush, a mare he says has been grossly underrated.
Shoot Out wins his second Chipping Norton Shoot Out has claimed back-to-back Group One wins in the Chipping Norton Stakes to give trainer Chris Waller a third win in the race.
Super Cool wins thrilling Australian Cup Three-year-olds have dominated in the Australian Cup with Super Cool beating Fiveandahalfstar in the Flemington race.
Marsh hopes Slipper fits Ruud Awakening New Zealand filly Ruud Awakening has run brilliant time to win the Diamond Stakes and all but book a trip to Sydney for the Golden Slipper.
Autumn stars on show at Warwick Farm A collection of Group One stars have been put through their paces in exhibtion gallops at Warwick Farm.
Flying Snitzel too good in Kewney Stakes Flying Snitzel surprised her trainer and delivered a knockout blow for punters when she won the Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Steps In Time runs rivals ragged in Wiggle Trainer John O'Shea has the Coolmore Classic firmly in his sights for Steps In Time who has beaten a classy field at Warwick Farm.
Newmarket plan comes off for Shamexpress A long-range plan to win the Newmarket Handicap has come off for trainer Danny O'Brien with three-year-old Shamexpress who could be Royal Ascot-bound.
Cup favourite in Blamey Stakes dead-heat Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has flashed home late in his first-up run at Flemington to dead-heat with Budriguez in the Blamey Stakes.
Puissance De Lune tightens in Cup betting Ruling Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has had his price for the big race trimmed after sharing the spoils in the Blamey Stakes.
Whittington adds his name to Slipper hopes Gai Waterhouse's Golden Slipper team has been strengthened by the winning performance of Whittington at Warwick Farm.
Twilight Royale in line for massive bonus A $2.4 million bonus is on the line for talented filly Twilight Royale after her win in the Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington.
Well-related Crystal Web posts stakes win Crystal Web, a half-brother to the 2010 Golden Slipper winner Crystal Lily, has claimed his first stakes win in the MSS Security Stakes at Flemington.
McMahon picks up Doomben consolation win Ric McMahon missed out on a Group One ride at Flemington but Agitate helped make up for his disappointment with a Doomben win.
Star Wars earns rave review ahead of Opal Star Wars has been earmarked for big things next season but trainer Scott Asprey believes the colt can make an impact in the Black Opal Stakes.
Montsegur in the frame for Slipper start The Golden Slipper has emerged as a possibility for Flemington winner Montsegur who has become the first stakes winner for her sire New Approach.
Flat stars granted Cheltenham go-ahead Leading Flat racing jockeys Richard Hughes and Joseph O'Brien have been given licences to ride over the jumps at Cheltenham.
Grands Crus out of Cheltenham race Outstanding jumper Grands Crus has been ruled out of the Cheltenham Festival and will be aimed at Aintree instead.
Puissance has the power for first-up win Former French galloper and reigning Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune makes his autumn cameo appearance in the Blamey Stakes.
Hayes looks to Kewney for a feature win David Hayes is in his best form for years and is looking to forward showings from two fillies in similarly good fettle in the Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Wallace chases more Chipping Norton glory Twenty years after winning the Chipping Norton Stakes with a little-known three-year-old, Bruce Wallace saddles up King Mufhasa in the weight-for-age race.
Timing right for Noonan Group One chance Jake Noonan hopes to make the most of a Group One opportunity on Niconoise in the Australian Cup in his first week as a senior jockey.
Nolen confident of more Newmarket success Luke Nolen has won two of the past three Newmarket Handicaps and believes he's on the right horse in Moment Of Change to chase another win at Flemington.
Shadowofyoursmile to take Black Opal leap Trainer Garry White has warned not to scoff at the merit of Shadowofyoursmile's lead-up to the $250,000 Black Opal Stakes.
Unbeaten Easy Game ready for Doomben test Easy Game, described as a hot-headed mare, will be trying to make it six wins from as many starts when she steps out for her city debut at Doomben.
Super Cool ready to repeat in Aust Cup Having established his superiority over arch-rival Fiveandahalfstar, Super Cool is ready to graduate to open company in the Australian Cup
Veyron on trial for Doncaster Mile start Classy gelding Veyron will seek his sixth Group One success when he takes on a select field in the New Zealand Stakes.
Kingsbarns leads English Derby contenders Kingsbarns, the early favourite to win the English Derby, is one of 35 horses trainer Aidan O'Brien has nominated for the famous race.
Roulston named Racing Victoria chairman Robert Roulston has been appointed as Racing Victoria's new chairman to replace the retiring Michael Duffy.
McPherson fined for raceday treatment Young trainer Nathan McPherson has been fined $8000 after being found guilty of administering a raceday treatment to a horse.
Black Opal a crucial test for Criterion Criterion will be given the chance to prove he is a genuine Golden Slipper contender when he heads to Canberra for the Black Opal Stakes.
Prebble after another Cup on Green Moon Brett Prebble is back in town for the Australian Cup and believes he can combine with Green Moon to add the feature race to their Melbourne Cup win.
First Light Racing Yearling Parade Day First Light Racing will be parading the yearlings secured from the Inglis Premier Sale prior to Race 1 on Bendigo Golden Mile Race Day.
Sydney plans on the line for Pretty Strong Pretty Strong will start a campaign her trainer hopes will culminate in a Sydney appearance when she resumes at Doomben.
Top trainers in Chipping Norton showdown A half-brother to one of Gai Waterhouse's six Chipping Norton Stakes winners will be out to add his name to the Group One race's honour roll.
Steps In Time chases second Wiggle win The John O'Shea-trained Steps In Time will join top mare Hot Danish in an exclusive club if she can make it back-to-back Wiggle Quality wins.
In Cahoots out to confirm early potential A formline involving the unbeaten filly Assail will be put to the test when In Cahoots resumes in the Lonhro Plate at Warwick Farm.
Gatewood gets Chipping Norton Stakes nod OTI Racing's Terry Henderson has questioned whether punters have got it right when it comes to his two Chipping Norton Stakes runners.
Dunn confident of success with Ortensia Dwayne Dunn has never ridden Ortensia but is confident the mare only needs to bring her best form to Flemington to be a force in the Newmarket Handicap.
Prebble on Ferlax in Randwick Guineas Brett Prebble has picked up the ride on Australian Guineas winner Ferlax in the Group One Randwick Guineas.
Dunn picks up Hong Kong Derby ride In-form jockey Dwayne Dunn has been booked to ride for trainer John Size in the Group One Hong Kong Derby.
Rawiller appeals five-meeting penalty Nash Rawiller has appealed the severity of a careless riding ban which threatens his immediate association with the glamour colt Pierro.
Guineas beckons for unbeaten Dawn Approach Dawn Approach has pleased trainer Jim Bolger with his condition after a winter spell as the unbeaten colt starts a run towards the 2000 Guineas.
Apprentice reprimanded over weight blunder Another jockey has been allowed to ride a horse with less weight than it was allocated in the second such blunder in a week on Victorian racetracks.
Slipper and Derby hopes emerge at Sandown A Golden Slipper hopeful and a Derby candidate have emerged at Sandown in Go Again and Gerontius.
Nash Rawiller suspended for five meetings A careless riding suspension could cost Nash Rawiller dearly with the hoop set to miss the rich Randwick Guineas meeting at Warwick Farm.
Tokamak earns shot at winter carnival Trainer Barry Lockwood will give Tokamak a shot at winter carnival racing after an effortless win in the Tattersall's Members' Cup.
Queen's horse set for exhibition gallop The Chipping Norton Stakes program will have a royal flavour with Carlton House set to make his first public appearance in Australia.
Kerthos Sandown win raises Darwin chances A trip to Darwin is among the possibilities for the promising galloper Kerthos after his Sandown win.
More Than Sacred earns NZ Oaks start More Than Sacred looks set to stay the 2400m New Zealand Oaks trip easily after coming back to win the Sunline Vase with a strong staying effort.
Berriman reprimand over allowance debacle Stewards have severely reprimanded apprentice Jackie Berriman and disqualified a winner on which she carried 1.5kg less than required at Ballarat.
Va Pensiero puts Slipper claims on line The autumn carnival stocks of trainer Jason Coyle could sink or soar at Warwick Farm where he will run two of his most promising horses.
Doncaster Mile a possibility for Diademe Cambridge mare Diademe led all the way to win the Westbury Classic and could take on Group One company in New Zealand and Australia this autumn.
Uppland ends losing streak in Doomben wet Uppland, a horse rated lucky to be alive, confirmed he is back in top form with a Doomben win on a rain-soaked track.
Incentive Schemes in Australia Racing has never been more lucrative with state based incentive schemes distributing nearly $40 million Australia-wide in bonuses to owners, trainers and breeders.
Havana Rey on maiden Group One mission An in-form trainer and an in-form horse will be out to upstage some of racing's biggest names in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Gollan desperate for Flemington Group One Tony Gollan believes Spirit Of Boom is over the odds as he prepares the sprinter for the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Foreteller on song for Australian Cup Chris Waller is chasing his first Australian Cup win with Foreteller who has been based at the trainer's new satellite stable at Flemington.
Big finale planned for UK racing season Six British Group One races will be run in the space of 24 hours with the decision to shift Newmarket's Future Champions Day next year.
Snowden entries among Black Opal noms Peter Snowden is among a host of Sydney trainers chasing a Black Opal Stakes win with two nominations for the $250,000 lead-up race to the Golden Slipper.
Blood Brotha seeks unique NZ Cups treble Blood Brotha is out to become the first horse to win the New Zealand, Wellington and Auckland Cups but will have to beat hot favourite Sangster to do it.
Cummings stars impress in workouts Anthony Cummings used tracks at Flemington, Caulfield and Randwick to gallop his star horses ahead of Flemington's Australian Cup meeting.
Luckygray set for first-up Newmarket bid A jumpout win at Flemington to Luckygray has Perth trainer Gino Poletti confident the gelding is ready to run a big race fresh in the Newmarket Handicap.
Queensland star ready for Newmarket Classy Queensland colt Better Than Ready has come through a vital gallop in good order ahead of his first Group One assignment in the Newmarket Handicap.
Walter stablemates to clash in Wiggle Stablemates Appearance and Streama are set to clash in the Wiggle Stakes as they continue their build-up to the Doncaster Mile for trainer Guy Walter.
Crystal Lily sister to debut at Sandown Crystal Ruby, a full-sister to ill-fated 2010 Golden Slipper winner Crystal Lily, steps out for the first time in a 900m dash at Sandown.
Trial win has Assail on track for Slipper She might have missed out on Magic Millions glory but Sydney filly Assail moved a step closer to a possible Golden Slipper start with a Rosehill trial win.
Weather a key to Silent Achiever Aus plans New Zealand trainer Roger James will wait as late as he can before confirming a Chipping Norton Stakes start for top mare Silent Achiever.
Shamal Wind likely to miss Newmarket Talented three-year-old Shamal Wind is set to be kept for a Group Two race in Adelaide instead of running in the Group One Newmarket Handicap.
Baster fails in careless riding appeal Jockey Stephen Baster will miss Melbourne's biggest autumn race day and the Adelaide Cup after failing in an appeal against a careless riding conviction.
Hurricane Fly after Cheltenham redemption Champion jumps jockey Ruby Walsh says Hurricane Fly is ready to rebound from the disappointments of last season when he runs in the Champion Hurdle.
Camelot back in training after illness Classic winning colt Camelot is back on track to resume his career after recovering from a serious bout of colic.
First mare tested in foal to Frankel Dual Group Three winner Chrysanthemum is the first mare confirmed in foal to retired world champion Frankel.
More Joyous heads Doncaster weights More Joyous will have to carry a record 59 kilograms to defend her title in the Doncaster Mile, more than Sunline or Cuddle.
Former policemen to join Racing NSW Two former policemen will join Racing NSW's new integrity unit which will shore up the work done by stewards.
Newmarket aspirants on trial at Flemington A preview of several well-fancied Newmarket Handicap entrants in trials at Flemington could help sort out the chances in the big sprint.
Flying Snitzel in search of a dry track The possibility of a wet track in Sydney has sent handy filly Flying Snitzel to Melbourne in search of a solid footing.
Alma's Fury steps up to Group One company Alma's Fury exceeded his trainer's expectations with his most recent win, but it will be no surprise if he steps up to a higher level at Warwick Farm.
Baster appeals careless riding ban Stephen Baster has lodged his appeal against a carelss riding ban, but has still lost the Newmarket Hcp ride on Undeniably.
All Too Hard's autumn program unclear Star colt All Too Hard appears to have taken no harm from the cold that cost him a start in the Australian Guineas, but his autumn program is now unclear.
Ollie Tait resigns from Breeders board Darley's chief operating officer Oliver Tait has resigned from the Breeders' Cup board in protest at the continued use of Lasix at the feature meeting.
McCain cautious on Aintree changes Trainer Donald McCain says the new Grand National fences are fine in principle but is guarded about their safety claims.
O'Brien targets Cheltenham with Shield Champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien is set to have his first runner at the Cheltenham Festival in more than a decade.
Waller to have five in Chipping Norton Chris Waller will have five runners in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Warwick Farm which kicks off autumn Group One racing in Sydney.
Niconoise to run in the Australian Cup Niconoise gets the chance to emulate his half-brother Niconero in the Group One Australian Cup on a program where David Hayes will be well-represented.
Gai holds upper hand in Golden Slipper Fillies have been the benchmark for the youngsters heading to the Golden Slipper and Gai Waterhouse has two of the leading contenders.
Better Than Ready on target for Newmarket Better Than Ready has travelled safely from Brisbane to Melbourne for his Group One assigment in the Newmarket Handicap.
Snitzerland gears up for the autumn Golden Slipper runner-up Snitzerland is primed for her return to racing with trainer Gerald Ryan excited about her prospects.
Kauto stars at Newbury guest appearance Retired champion jumper Kauto Star has made an appearance at Newbury to show off his new skills in dressage.
Schofield seeks help after suspension Leading apprentice Chad Schofield has incurred his eighth suspension this season and is seeking psychological help in a bid to avoid further bans.
Red Tracer in close call in Millie Fox Red Tracer has kept her perfect heavy track record intact with her defence of the Group Three Millie Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Colgan farewells NZ with fifth Derby Jockey Vinny Colgan, who leaves New Zealand for Adelaide in April, won his fifth New Zealand Derby when Habibi beat Fix and Castlzeberg.
Launay wins in battle of track specialists Launay has improved on his impressive record at Flemington with a narrow win over another track specialist in British General in the Listed TAB Stakes.
Pierro wins Hobartville, but only just There were some anxious moments but Pierro, one of the best of his generation, maintained a perfect Sydney record in the Hobartville Stakes.
Sweet Idea adds to Waterhouse Slipper team Sweet Idea has firmed for the Golden Slipper after booking her place with victory in the Silver Slipper Stakes at Rosehill.
Ferlax caps meteoric rise in Aust Guineas Promising colt Ferlax has made the most of the absence of star three-year-old All Too Hard by winning the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Catkins wins Fireball Quality for Waller Catkins has claimed a deserved stakes win at Rosehill, inflicting the first defeat on Golden Sunshine in the Fireball Quality.
Moore earns credit after Group Three win Petty Cury earned her first black-type victory when she held out Durham Town to win the Darley Plate at Ellerslie.
O'Brien lands treble with Kutchinsky win Trainer Danny O'Brien has reversed his form of two weeks ago to land a treble at Flemington with Kutchinsky winning the Roy Higgins Quality.
Import Hathras breaks through in the rain Kris Lees' success with imported horses has continued with Hathras ploughing through the Rosehill mud.
Tavarnelle win brightens mood for Hawkes An elevated temperature ruled All Too Hard out of the Australian Guineas but stablemate Tavarnelle has given her trainers something to cheer about.
Pelicano wins the Listed Parramatta Cup Pelicano has travelled from Adelaide to Sydney to reward his owners and trainer Tony McEvoy with a Listed victory in the Parramatta Cup.
Loveyamadly wins in tricky finish Speedy filly Loveyamadly set a track record for the 1100m when she got up in a finish that fooled most at Flemington.
Heavy track suits Bello at Rosehill Bello has enjoyed his favourite wet conditions at Rosehill to add to his already impressive winning record on rain-affected tracks.
Early Flemington double for O'Brien Trainer Danny O'Brien has won the first two races at Flemington after a series of disappointments over recent weeks.
Murtagh reflects on Aga Khan split Top jockey Johnny Murtagh says his split with the Aga Khan stemmed from the result of a Group Three race in which the owner's horse was beaten.
Features saved as wet plays havoc in Qld Southeast Queensland has lost five race meetings in three days with the Eagle Farm fixture the latest casualty because of wet weather.
All Too Hard scratched from Guineas An elevated temperature has robbed the Australian Guineas of its star attraction with All Too Hard ruled out of the classic at Flemington.
Star colts in action in different states Pierro and All Too Hard will be in action in different states in the Hobartville Stakes and Australian Guineas but could clash during the Sydney carnival.
Waller confident about Sacred Falls in wet The Chris Waller-trained Sacred Falls is expected to cope with a water-logged Rosehill but getting the better of Pierro could be a different matter.
Genes a key for Charlie in Slipper lead-in If breeding is a guide, Charlie Boy should prove superior on a wet track at Rosehill when he runs in the Silver Slipper Stakes.
Canali looking to break Flemington hoodoo High-speed galloper Canali has failed in five previous attempts at Flemington but trainer Stephen Brown believes a breakthrough could be near.
Rain provides a clearer focus for trainer Promising middle distance galloper Frozen Rope is one horse who will have his chances boosted by the wet track at Rosehill.
Ajeeb the best of the rest in Aust Guineas The lightly-raced colt Ajeeb has a lot going for him in the Australian Guineas, but he also has All Too Hard going against him.
O'Sullivan duo to Fire again at Flemington Dan O'Sullivan is taking in-form stayer Tuscan Fire and track specialist British General back to Flemington in search of a third winning double this year.
Edmonds has Target spot-on for Listed race Spot On Target has been in dashing form for Toby Edmonds and the trainer is hoping the galloper can go to another level for his stable at Eagle Farm.
Bowman in near-miss as O'Hara praised Hugh Bowman has a sore thumb from a race fall but his injuries could have been much worse had it not been for the actions of Kathy O'Hara.
Maturity the key to All Too Hard dominance Star colt All Too Hard has made a transformation this campaign and his jockey expects him to continue to improve throughout the autumn.
Flemington Listed race to suit Launay An impressive record at the track and distance has Paul Snowden expecting a forward showing from Launay in a Listed 1400m race at Flemington.
Weather main Guineas query for Hawkes Wayne Hawkes hopes there is no more rain ahead of the Australian Guineas as star colt All Too Hard looks to build on an already formidable record.
Key Golden Slipper test at Rosehill The countdown to the $3.5 million Golden Slipper has begun with several youngsters to put their reputations on the line at Rosehill.
Pierro to answer All Too Hard challenge He was undefeated at two and outstanding at three but the signs point to top colt Pierro returning an even more formidable force this autumn.
Doubtful Jack to revel in Eagle Farm wet A perfect record in heavy going has former Melbourne galloper Doubtful Jack poised to break through for a new stable at Eagle Farm.
Noonan to head overseas for riding stint Jake Noonan, who finishes his apprenticeship next week, is set to head overseas for a riding stint in the UK with trainer Andrew Balding.
Derby tempo should suit Habibi: Logan The presence of second favourite Castlzeberg in the New Zealand Derby should ensure the best stayer wins, says the trainer of favourite Habibi.
New colours for Vadashan's Rosehill test The Paul Messara-trained Vadashan will be running in the colours of the Young Professionals in Racing group for the first time at Rosehill.
Adelaide stayer poised for Sydney success The combination of trainer Tony McEvoy and jockey Glyn Schofield will be looking to snare another Sydney staying feature at Rosehill.
Distance right for Ichihara in Fireball A return to her pet trip might not be enough to get speedy filly Ichihara back into the winner's list at Rosehill.
Melham predicts big future for Lonhspresso Jockey Ben Melham has predicted a bright future for three-year-old Lonhspresso who scored an impressive win on wet ground at Sandown.
Tassie champ wins the Launceston Cup Tasmania's horse of the year Geegees Blackflash has added the Launceston Cup to a list of victories that includes most of the state's major races.
Newmarket Hcp start firming for Ortensia Fresh from celebrating a midweek win at Canterbury, trainer Paul Messara is giving serious thought to a Newmarket Handicap start for class mare Ortensia.
Hay List on target for return: Schofield Glyn Schofield put Hay List through his paces at Gosford and says the Group One-winning sprinter is getting closer to a comeback to racing.
Laser Flash on the Australian Derby path Trainer David Payne will set one-paced colt Laser Flash for the Australian Derby after he led throughout to score a midweek win at Canterbury.
Baker continues impressive run of form Quick's The Word maintained her perfect record at Canterbury, ensuring trainer Bjorn Baker's star continues to rise.
Tasmania's star two-year-old wins again Tasmania's unbeaten juvenile Grand Tycoon has stretched his sequence to six-from-six in the Gold Sovereign Stakes at Mowbray.
Rawiller brings up milestone at Sandown A win aboard three-year-old Bishops Castle at Sandown has given jockey Brad Rawiller the 2000th win of his career.
Myboycharlie is in charge MYBOYCHARLIE 2yo Charles In Charge kick started his career with an impressive win at Sandown-Hillside only days before leading Golden Slipper chance, Charlie Boy, is scheduled to return in the ATC Silver Slipper Stakes Gr.2(1200m) in Sydney this Saturday.
Bowman keen to make most of Proisir chance Nash Rawiller's commitment to the Gai Waterhouse-trained Pierro has opened the door for Hugh Bowman to ride the top colt's stablemate Proisir.
Barakey passed to run in Newmarket Hcp Barakey has won a jump-out in front of stewards and is right to take his place in the Newmarket Handicap after being scratched from the Oakleigh Plate.
Guineas draw won't stop colt: Williams All Too Hard has retained his stranglehold on Australian Guineas favouritism despite a wide draw, with rivals hoping for the best against the in-form colt.
Adam Durrant fined for treatment breach Visting Perth trainer Adam Durrant has been fined $10,000 by Victorian stewards after being found guilty of planning to treat Mr Moet on raceday.
It's A Dundeel confirmed for Hobartville Looks might be deceiving as far as Bjorn Baker is concerned as he helps prepare It's A Dundeel for a return to racing in the Hobartville Stakes.
Mud to help The Cleaner in Launceston Cup The prospect of a wet track can help The Cleaner turn the tables on his Hobart Cup conqueror Hurdy Gurdy Man in the Launceston Cup.
Weir in with genuine chances in two states Darren Weir is chasing a Launceston Cup win with Hurdy Gurdy Man but could have success in two states with Lonhspresso who lines up at Sandown.
Conners laments Hay List trial withdrawal There was no one more disappointed than rival trainer Clarry Conners when Hay List didn't front for a Warwick Farm barrier trial.
Berry out to enhance premiership ambitions Tommy Berry will be trying to stake a further claim for Sydney jockeys' premiership honours with six rides at Canterbury.
Your'e So Good cleared for Aust Guineas All Too Hard has a stranglehold on the Australian Guineas but trainer Nigel Blackiston is happy to give filly You're So Good her chance against the boys.
Luckygray topweight for Newmarket Handicap Perth galloper Luckygray has been given topweight of 58kg for the Group One Newmarket Handicap with favourite Moment Of Change to carry 56.5kg.
Chapple-Hyam to face BHA panel on charges Derby-winning trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam will attend a British Horseracing Authority hearing over charges he misled officials.
Botti banks on Planteur progress for Dubai Marco Botti is a convinced a lead-up run will help Planteur improve on his 2012 third placing when he contests next month's Dubai World Cup.
Jim Cassidy to ride Sacred Falls Jim Cassidy will replace New Zealand jockey Leith Innes aboard Sacred Falls in the Hobartville Stakes when the colt takes on Pierro.
More Joyous wins barrier trial More Joyous has won a barrier trial as she prepares for a comeback to racing in the Group One Canterbury Stakes.
Charlie Boy in next step to the Slipper Gerald Ryan is looking to Charlie Boy to cement his place in the Golden Slipper with a qualifying victory in the Silver Slipper at Rosehill.
Rebel Dane to take on Pierro Pierro will be the star attraction in the Hobartville Stakes but Rebel Dane is primed to take him on if he is vulnerable first-up.
Karuta Queen to resume at Flemington One of the fastest fillies of her year, Karuta Queen is due to resume in the Bob Hoysted Handicap at Flemington for new trainer Peter Moody.
Allan Chau to be out for six months Injured jockey Allan Chau is in good spirits as he begins a six month recuperation from serious injuries suffered in a fall at Grafton.
Hurdy Gurdy Man set for Cups double Trainer Darren Weir isn't sure there's any improvement in his hardy stayer Hurdy Gurdy Man, but he's hoping there won't need to be.
$50,000 Bonus won by Everage in Canberra Two-year-old filly Everage took her racetrack earnings to over seven times her yearling sale purchase price when winning the 1000m Lightning Ridge 2YO Plate at Canberra on Sunday.
Boss wins Kilmore Cup on Dany The Fox Big race jockey Glen Boss has partnered the Mick Price-trained Dany The Fox to victory in the $200,000 Kilmore Cup.
Golden Slipper unlikely for Diamond winner Trainer Daniel Clarken says Blue Diamond Stakes winner Miracles Of Life is unlikely to stay in training for the Golden Slipper.
Waller to make tough decision Trainer Chris Waller will monitor Tougher Than Ever before deciding whether the colt backs up to take on All Too Hard or Pierro.
All Too Hard to back up in Guineas Trainer John Hawkes has confirmed All Too Hard will back up in the Australian Guineas after two wins against older horses.
Milestones keep coming for Chris Waller Trainer Chris Waller is setting new targets after passing the 100 winner mark for the season which still has long way to go.
Albrecht primed to show best in Guineas Peter Snowden is maintaining the faith with Albrecht who will take on All Too Hard in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Decision Time is Tuesday for Conners Injiury-plagued sprinter Decision Time is primed for a comeback with the Newmarket Handicap a possible beginning.
Group One winners to jump out at Doomben Wet weather threatens to interrupt an important set of jump-outs at Doomben featuring Group One winners Solzhenitsyn and Temple Of Boom.
Mullins breaks O'Brien's jumps record Trainer Willie Mullins has broken Aidan O'Brien's long-standing record for the number of jumps winners in an Irish season with the promise of more to come.
Skytrain wins Group Three Southern Cross Darley stable stalwart Skytrain has improved on his record with victory in the Group Three Southern Cross Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Better Than Ready earns Newmarket start The Group One Newmarket Handicap is the goal for outstanding colt Better Than Ready after his dominant win in the Falvelon Quality at Eagle Farm.
Alma's Fury in upset Apollo Stakes win Alma's Fury has surprised punters and his trainer with victory in the Apollo Stakes at Warwick Farm in the wet.
Mrs Onassis wins dramatic Oakleigh Plate Mrs Onassis has taken out the Group One Oakleigh Plate which went ahead without the favourite Barakey who was scratched at the barriers.
Tears of joy greet Blue Diamond winner Caulfield racecourse erupted into cheers and tears as Miracles Of Life and Lauren Stojakovic claimed the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes.
Perth trainer called before Vic stewards Perth trainer Adam Durrant has been called before stewards in Melbourne to explain treatments he says he was preparing for his horse Mr Moet.
She's Clean gives Waller season century She's Clean has brought up a century of wins for trainer Chris Waller this season and given her sire Redoute's Choice his 100th stakes winner.
Waller celebrates 100th win with one more Trainer Chris Waller celebrated his 100th winner for the season in Sydney with another 20 minutes later in Melbourne.
All Too Hard impresses with Futurity win All Too Hard has claimed his second weight-for-age Group One success in a row with a brilliant win in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Super Cool too brilliant in Autumn Classic The two favourites have fought out the finish of the Autumn Classic with Super Cool's turn of foot proving the difference between him and Fiveandahalfstar.
Youngster Bro does a good job in the wet Good Job Bro has ignited the Golden Slipper dream for trans-Tasman trainer John Sargent with victory at Warwick Farm.
Ace plan gets Group Two result for Meliora Trainer Peter Moody hatched the plan and jockey Luke Nolen executed it perfectly to get Meliora home in the Angus Armanasco Stakes at Caulfield.
Lane posts first city win as senior rider Damian Lane has capped a successful first week as a senior jockey with a city win on rejuvenated mare Secret Liaison at Caulfield.
Australian Guineas on Emperor's agenda A start in next week's Australian Guineas at Flemington could be on the cards for Caulfield winner Grand Emperor.
Ferguson ponders Cotton Mill Festival aim Trainer John Ferguson is approaching the Cheltenham Festival from three different angles with last year's hardluck story Cotton Mill.
Blue Diamond favourite ready to produce Blue Diamond favourite Miracles Of Life has arrived in Melbourne for the big race in perfect order, according to trainer Dan Clarken.
Redoute's Choice closing in on milestone Champion stallion Redoute's Choice is poised to produce his 100th black-type winner and it could come at Warwick Farm.
Gatewood to start new direction for OTI A syndicator who has had consistent success with European horses teams up in the Apollo Stakes with a horseman who has made an art form of training them.
Green Moon set for Futurity Stakes return The Lloyd Williams-owned stayer Green Moon will be out to match Phar Lap as the Melbourne Cup winner resumes racing in the Futurity Stakes.
Distance rise to suit Mr Moet at Caulfield An encouraging Melbourne debut from Perth galloper Mr Moet has trainer Adam Durrant confident the gelding can figure in his two main autumn targets.
Forster aims for two-state feature double Desleigh Forster is aiming for black-type wins in two states with Adebisi in the Group One Oakleigh Plate and I'm Cool in the Listed Falvelon Quality.
Grisedale duo primed for Bathurst Cup The husband and wife team of Jon and Donna Grisedale have their eyes firmly on the Bathurst Cup after making Magic Ivy a late entry for the $25,000 race.
Igugu succumbs to Sajjhaa at Meydan The Godolphin stable's Sajjhaa has lowered the colours of South African star Igugu in the Balanchine Stakes at Meydan.
Testa Trio & More Than Ready Sons Three Stakes winner's last week and now globetrotting Testa Rossa mare Ortensia kicks off her autumn campaign in the Group 1 MRC Oakleigh Plate (1100m) at Caulfield this weekend.
Penpix of Hall of Fame inductees Penpix of the inductees into Australia's Racing Hall of Fame including Black Caviar and Carbine who has been elevated to legend status.
Black Caviar inducted into Hall of Fame Black Caviar has been inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame and Carbine has been elevated to Legend status.
Futurity result crucial to Guineas plans The Futurity Stakes performance of All Too Hard is set to have a major impact on the Australian Guineas with the star colt slated to run in both races.
Walter to up the ante for autumn carnival A trio of Group One winners headline trainer Guy Walter's Warwick Farm team but there will be plenty of interest in a stablemate with lesser credentials.
Woorim ready despite midweek flight drama Woorim is aiming for back-to-back wins in the Oakleigh Plate but his title defence was nearly grounded by transport difficulties.
Brasch in Ideal Position for Farm sprint Mudgee-based trainer Jeff Brasch has his sprinter Ideal Position ready for a return to city racing in the Southern Cross Stakes.
Rawiller super keen ahead of Farm return Some promising rides and the chance to gallop star colt Pierro has top jockey Nash Rawiller buoyant about his return to racing at Warwick Farm.
Moody upbeat despite Diamond scratching Peter Moody's chances of adding another Blue Diamond to his record took a blow with an injury to Thermal Current but he says he still has three live chances.
Shamal Wind at peak for target race All the pieces have fallen into place for Shamal Wind in the lead-up to her open company debut in the Oakleigh Plate.
Better weather a boost for Funtantes Improving weather and track conditions are a positive sign for the racing pattern of Funtantes, according to trainer Robert Heathcote.
Potential the key to Subiaso Classic hopes A questionable theory and an improving horse support the prospects of emerging young stayer Subiaso in the Autumn Classic at Caulfield.
Thermal Current out of the Blue Diamond Thermal Current has become the latest Blue Diamond Stakes casualty with his withdrawal leaving a field of 14 for the $1 million two-year-old race.
National Hunt disappointment for O'Brien Champion trainer Aidan O'Brien has saddled up his first two runners under National Hunt rules in more than eight years - without success.
Davies has Quirindi features in his sights Trainer Leon Davies will be out to repeat his 2011 haul when he saddles up two strong feature race chances at the Quirindi Cup meeting.
Hayes resurgence continues at Sandown The reinstatement of the Hayes name among Australia's leading trainers is well underway with another winner at Sandown.
Hayes fancies his Blue Diamond outsiders Trainer David Hayes has the best record of any Blue Diamond trainer and he believes he can improve on it at Caulfield.
Jumping career awaits Mein Schadenfreude Robert Heathcote believes Mein Schadenfreude can make the grade as a hurdler after his breakthrough win at Doomben.
Pierro poised for special Farm gallop Crack colt Pierro will have an exhibition gallop between races at Warwick Farm as trainer Gai Waterhouse finalises preparations for his return.
Lane to be inducted into Hall of Fame Former champion apprentice Geoff Lane, a golden boy of Australian racing in the 1950s, is to be inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame
Shinn excited about return to the saddle Melbourne Cup-winning hoop Blake Shinn returns to race riding this week and he is looking forward to making an immediate impact.
Emotion surrounds Monton's Apollo return There will be mixed emotions for connections of proven stakes performer Monton when he returns in the Apollo Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Ortensia, Woorim in Plate comebacks A field of 14 has been declared for the Group One Oakleigh Plate with top sprinters Ortensia and Woorim set to resume in the famous Caulfield sprint.
All Too Hard, Cup hero headline Futurity All Too Hard will clash with Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon as he tries for back-to-back Group One wins in the Futurity Stakes.
Kauto Star to show new skills at Newbury Fans of jumps legend Kauto Star will be given an insight into his career as a dressage horse when the 13-year-old makes an appearance at Newbury.
Boss looking to extend championship lead Glen Boss is on track to win the first jockeys' championship of his career and can extend his 17-win lead at Sandown.
Mrs Onassis confirmed for Oakleigh Plate An impressive track gallop from Mrs Onassis has convinced trainer Gerald Ryan to give the mare her chance in the Group One Oakleigh Plate.
Three jockeys fined for betting offences Jockeys Michelle Payne, Anthony Darmanin and Michael Walker have each been fined $1000 after pleading guilty to betting on thoroughbred races.
Portelli keeps plans in check for 2YO team Two mares will be at the forefront of Gary Portelli's Warwick Farm team as the trainer tries to build on the momentum created by Rebel Dane.
Laser Hawk set for Apollo Stakes comeback A minor hoof issue has cleared in time for Group One winner Laser Hawk to take his place against Sydney's weight-for-age stars in the Apollo Stakes.
McEvoy sticks with Guelph in Diamond Kerrin McEvoy will ride Guelph in the Blue Diamond Stakes, believing the filly is the best equipped of Darley's trio to handle the high-pressure contest.
Glass Harmonium on Australian Cup path Glass Harmonium returns in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield with Mike Moroney looking for the middle-distance star to establish his autumn credentials.
Nikolic disqualification reduced on appeal Jockey Danny Nikolic has had his two-year disqualification for threatening Victoria's chief steward reduced.
Mixed fortunes for Blue Diamond favourites Guelph and Miracles Of Life have drawn at opposite ends of the starting gates for the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Nicky Henderson outlines Festival squad Trainer Nicky Henderson says he doesn't think he can repeat his seven Cheltenham Festival winners but has several leading chances.
Rachel Alexandra continues to improve The condition of champion mare Rachel Alexandra has improved to serious but stable after surgery due to complications from foaling.
Black Caviar to miss Newmarket The William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley is set to be Black Caviar's farewell to Melbourne racing following a decision to miss the Newmarket Hcp.
Vasil fined $10,000 for treatment breach Trainer Tony Vasil has been fined $10,000 for breaching rules regarding raceday treatment of Classic Elle.
Apollo Stakes sets the standard for autumn Seven Group winners are among the 14 entries for the Apollo Stakes, a pre-cursor to the Grop One Chipping Norton Stakes
Brad Rawiller ready for Caulfield return Jockey Brad Rawiller is fit and ready to resume riding at Caulfield after his momentum was halted by a broken bone in his foot.
Mrs Onassis still in the Oakleigh Plate A final decision on whether Mrs Onassis goes to Melbourne for the Oakleigh Plate will be made after she has a testing galllop at Rosehill.
Hay List shows he still has winning spirit Hay List has won a barrier trial at Randwick to tick another box in his comeback from injury and illness.
Theodore and Clarken chasing Diamond glory Stephen Theodore and family friend Daniel Clarken are both chasing the biggest win of their careers as rivals in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
All Too Hard and Green Moon in Futurity Brilliant colt All Too Hard and Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon headline nominations for the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Black Caviar nominated for William Reid As expected, Black Caviar has been nominated for the Group One William Reid Stakes which could be the mare's final Melbourne start.
Darley confirms three runners in Diamond Sheikh Mohammed's Darley has confirmed its three runners in the Blue Diamond, paying late entry fees for Montsegur and Metastasio.
Tim Clark wins first Hong Kong Group One Australian jockey Tim Clark has claimed his first Group One in Hong Kong, guiding the John Size-trained It Has To Be You to victory at Sha Tin.
Jockey Allan Chau fractures C2 Popular Northern Rivers jockey Allan Chau has been diagnosed with a fractured C2 after a fall at Grafton.
All Too Hard for Futurity and Guineas Black Caviar's younger sibling All Too Hard will attempt back-to-back Group One wins in the Futurity Stakes and the Australian Guineas.
Villa Verde please trainer in workout Villa Verde has been deposed as favourite for the Golden Slipper but trainer Shaun Dwyer is pleased with her progress.
Chris Waller could have five in the Apollo Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will nominate five horses for the Group Two Apollo Stakes at Warwick Farm.
David Hayes eyes yet another Blue Diamond David Hayes is upbeat about adding to his five Blue Diamond wins, saying his three runners are all over the odds.
Newmarket an outside chance for Caviar The immediate racing future of champion mare Black Caviar will be decided later this week with the Newmarket Handicap one of her options.
Rachel Alexandra serious but stable The condition of Rachel Alexandra remains serious but veterinary surgeons are encouraged by her progress as she recovers from surgery.
Silver Slipper return for Whiskey Allround Whiskey Allround's autumn carnival campaign is taking shape as trainer Tony Gollan aims to iron out any kinks in the gelding's racing manners.
Hay List to run in Randwick barrier trial The comeback of the world's second best sprinter Hay List steps up another gear when he runs in a barrier trial at Randwick.
Zarkandar cements Champion claims Zarkander firms for the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham with trainer Paul Nicholls happy with his team heading to the Festival.
Track record for Australia’s adored Black Caviar With 22 wins from 22 starts, including 12 at Group 1 level, it was hard to imagine Black Caviar eclipsing her previous feats. But the great mare went to another level again on Saturday, breaking Special’s 25 year-old 1000m track record at Flemington when winning the Group 1 Black Caviar Lightning Stakes.
Dunn suspended but back for Diamond day Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for seven meetings at Flemington but will be back in time to ride on Blue Diamond Stakes day at Caulfield.
Caviar praised by beaten jockeys It was always going to be mission impossible for the jockeys of the horses against Black Caviar and they were full of praise for the undefeated champion.
Cahill rapt in Boys On Tour Boys On Tour has had his share of critics in recent years but jockey Michael Cahill believes he is racing in career best form.
Black Caviar storms back in Lightning win Champion mare Black Caviar has returned to racing with a spectacular performance to win the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Bennetta steps up again to win Bennetta has capped a big day for owner-breeder George Altomonte at Rosehill with victory in the Light Fingers Stakes.
Rebel Dane wins Royal Sovereign Rebel Dane has put himself in the picture for Group One autumn goals with a brilliant last-to-first win in the Royal Sovereign Stakes.
Baster lands stakes double at Flemington Jockey Stephen Baster has made his mark in his first city meeting back in Melbourne with a stakes double at Flemington including the CS Hayes Stakes.
Black Caviar better than ever Champion mare Black Caviar has returned to racing with a spectacular performance to win the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Vanity win to Alzora timely for Hayes A first-up win to Alzora was a special result for trainer David Hayes as it came on the same program as a race named after his late father Colin Hayes.
Overreach new Golden Slipper favourite Gai Waterhouse has the new Golden Slipper favourite in Overreach, winner of the Widden Stakes at Rosehill.
Trainer's advice right for Bells Of Troy A patient ride by Craig Newitt made all the difference to Bells Of Troy who upset the favourite in the Hilton Nicholas Handicap at Flemington.
Never Can Tell Slipper bound Anthony Cummings is hoping Never Can Tell can make it all the way to the Golden Slipper after claiming his second win from as many starts.
Steps In Time wins Breeders Classic Steps In Time has begun her autumn campaign with an all-the-way victory in the Group Two Breeders Classic at Rosehill.
Dany set for Kilmore Cup Trainer Mick Price got one autumn campaign into motion for Dany The Fox at Flemington but has had a setback with star filly Samaready.
Casquets in contention for Diamond start A Listed win at Flemington by Casquets in the Talindert Stakes has trainer Mark Kavanagh considering backing the filly up in the $1 million Blue Diamond.
Rachel Alexandra's condition still serious Rachel Alexandra is reported to be alert as she continues to fight after undergoing surgery following complications from foaling.
Pierro pleases owner in barrier trial Owner Greg Kolivos is looking forward to racing his colt Pierro throughout the Sydney autumn, starting with the Hobartville Stakes.
Stackhouse lands five on end Jockey Daniel Stackhouse has had a big day at Sale, riding five winners on end at the combined odds of more than 4000 to one.
Urquidez to make presence felt at Rosehill Urquidez is the forgotten horse of the Royal Sovereign Stakes but that suits his trainer Jarrod Austin as he prepares him for an autumn assault.
Hayes settles on Blue Diamond trio Only exceptional performances at Flemington by Blue Palace or Great Esteem will convince David Hayes to revise his Blue Diamond plans.
O'Dea says alley no real help for Fantisha Trainers normally prefer inside barriers but that isn't the case with Steve O'Dea who would prefer a wide gate for Fantisha at Doomben.
Ascot return a possibility for Caviar World champion sprinter Black Caviar has a remote prospect of returning to Royal Ascot to attempt a repeat of her Diamond Jubilee Stakes win of last June.
Austin fined $5000 for positive swab Central Queensland trainer Todd Austin has been fined $5000 after Playtime returned a positive swab to an anti-inflammatory after a Rockhampton win.
Former Australian Mental wins in Dubai Australian Group One winner Mental will be aimed at the Golden Shaheen on World Cup night after winning his first start in Dubai.
Rachel Alexandra in battle for life United States champion Rachel Alexandra is in a serious condition after suffering complications while delivering a foal.
Three jockeys to face stewards over bets Jockeys Michelle Payne, Michael Walker and Anthony Darmanin have been called to answer questions about bets placed in accounts in their names.
Caviar all the rage - almost Champion mare Black Caviar is expected to make light work of the Lightning Stakes field but a few rogue punters are hoping otherwise.
Hayes chasing sentimental win Trainer David Hayes says a victory in the Group Three race named after his late father Colin would be every bit as significant as winning a Group One.
O'Shea to strike early with smart colt Trainer John O'Shea will chase feature race wins with Group One placegetter Ashokan and high class mare Steps In Time at Rosehill.
Snowden brings up 1000 wins for Darley Peter Snowden has trained his 1000th winner for Sheikh Mohammed's Darley operation, bringing up the milestone in a maiden race at Gosford.
Breeders call for government to act Hunter Valley breeders want mining and exploration licences issued under former minister Ian MacDonald to be suspended.
Syndication Open Day at Inglis in May Inglis will be throwing open the gates at their Newmarket complex on Sunday 5 May for a new Syndication Open Day where prospective investors can view a parade of newly acquired yearlings that are being offered for syndication.
Early punters keen on Secret Delight Two outsiders have attracted support from pre-post punters in the Light Fingers Stakes but it is another roughie who will carry the hopes of Gerald Ryan.
Caviar rivals stake claims for second As Black Caviar gets ready for win number 23 in the Lightning Stakes, seven rivals are preparing to race each other for second place.
Boys On Tour ready to deliver on promise Patinack Farm believes a record-breaking performance by Boys On Tour last start could be the turning point of his much maligned career.
Annenberg chasing black type in Talindert A pleasing debut at Moonee Valley has trainer Pat Carey upbeat about the prospects of Annenberg who remains in the mix for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Loutrel to get campaign back on track Trainer Gary Portelli is keen for Loutrel to make amends for his debut failure when the two-year-old runs in the Canonbury Stakes.
Patience paying off with Revengeful Hall of Fame trainer John Hawkes has taken a patient approach with Revengeful who is poised to chase his second successive win at Goulburn.
Black Caviar to be a positive influence Black Caviar's return to racing will help put a positive spin on Australian sport in the wake of revelations of drug-taking, her trainer says.
Red Cadeaux a possibility for Dubai Ed Dunlop has outlined plans for international Group One winner Red Cadeaux and new stable acquisition Unbridled Comman who is Cox Plate bound.
Sir Henry Cecil ready for new season Frankel's trainer Sir Henry Cecil says his health has improved and he is looking forward to the new season.
Jockey complains of treatment from trainer Trainer Troy Portelli is under investigation after jockey Dean Holland complained about his demeanour and behaviour towards him at Mornington.
Stewards grill McDonald over ride James McDonald has been told to exercise better judgment in future after stewards questioned him at length over one of his rides at Canterbury.
Royal Jester on best behaviour at Farm Royal Jester has a history of staging rodeo exhibitions but was on his best behaviour at Eagle Farm when he scored a breakthrough win in the Timeform Handicap.
Hippopus bound for better things The Gai Waterhouse-trained Hippopus underlined his staying potential with a dashing win at Canterbury, aided by a brilliant Jim Cassidy ride.
Lightning stepping stone for Shamexpress Glen Boss got a look at Black Caviar in her recent exhibition gallop and knows he's virtually racing for second on Shamexpress in the Lightning Stakes.
Unbeaten colt poised for Aussie debut Chris Waller is heading into the Royal Sovereign Stakes with unbeaten New Zealand Sacred Falls who has adapted well to Sydney.
Tuscan Fire earns Caulfield Cup entry Rejuvenated stayer Tuscan Fire has collected a Group win and earned a start in the Caulfield Cup with his Mornington Cup victory.
Casquets could earn Diamond berth Mark Kavanagh says a shot at the Blue Diamond is a possibility for Casquets depending on how the filly performs in the Talindert Stakes at Flemington.
Black Cash back a winner after illness Months of devoted care and perseverance by trainer Kelly Doughty paid off when Black Cash was back in the winners' circle at Eagle Farm.
Jenny Duggan wins apprentices race Leading apprentice Jenny Duggan has steered Burbero to victory at Canterbury to give trainer Bjorn Baker a two state double.
Stackhouse wins Hareeba on Jolie Blonde Daniel Stackhouse has claimed his second stakes win in four days with victory aboard Jolie Bay in the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington.
Sydney filly claims top Vic 2yo race Sydney filly Twilight Royale has claimed her second Inglis bonus race with a solid victory in the Inglis Premier at Mornington.
Crack A Roadie to be OK for Diamond Stephen Theodore was forced to scratch Crack A Roadie from the Inglis Premier after he got cast in his box but says the colt will be ready for the Blue Diamond.
Nicholls keen on Tidal's National claims Champion trainer Paul Nicholls is pleased with the 74.5 kilogram topweight given to Tidal Bay for the Grand National.
Kinane in line for Aintree repeat Retired jockey Mick Kinane will be aiming to win the Legends Charity race for the second time on Grand National day.
Seven to oppose Black Caviar in Lightning A field of eight has been declared for the Lightning Stakes featuring the return of champion Black Caviar at Flemington.
Shoot Out primed for return Trainer Chris Waller has no concerns about Shoot Out missing a barrier trial cancelled due to rain and has given him a solid gallop instead.
Derby prospect Vadashan to be shared A group of young racing enthusiasts will share in the ownership of Australian Derby candidate Vadashan.
Sacred Falls set for first Sydney start Unbeaten New Zealand colt Sacred Falls will have his first Australian test in the Royal Sovereign Stakes at Rosehill.
Moonee Valley planning for Black Caviar The Moonee Valley Racing Club is planning a special race night if champion mare Black Caviar runs in its feature autumn sprint, the William Reid Stakes.
Snowden looks at WFA targets for Epaulette Epaulette won't be seen until later in the Sydney autumn with Peter Snowden looking at weight-for-age races like the TJ Smith and All Aged Stakes.
Award Season gets a run in Mornington Cup The scratching of Dame Claire has paved the way for up-and-coming stayer Award Season to gain a start in the Mornington Cup.
Moody looking for Lightning trifecta Trainer Peter Moody will be responsible for both the quality and the quantity in the Lightning Stakes with three runners including Black Caviar.
Bella Rossie to run at Canterbury Trainer Gary Portelli will take the easiest path to stakes level with Bella Rossie and run her in a benchmark race at Canterbury.
Albrecht needs to bounce back: Snowden Peter Snowden is looking for Albrecht to bounce back in the CS Hayes Stakes at Flemington after a disappointing first-up showing in Melbourne.
Black Caviar of old to run at Flemington Trainer Peter Moody says racegoers will see the Black Caviar of old when she runs in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Cheltenham Gold Cup loses two attractions Sizing Europe is officially out of the Cheltenham Gold Cup and Flemenstar is in doubt for the Festival with a lung infection.
Three Bridges Thoroughbred Melbourne Premier Yearling Parade A sensational draft of 27 yearlings including
Frankel set to begin stallion duties Superstar Frankel is getting ready to serve some of the world's best mares as he embarks on his first season at stud.
Pierro to trial again on Friday New Zealander It's A Dundeel will step up preparations for the Australian Derby with a barrier trial test against Pierro.
Dear Demi begins Oaks campaign Clarry Conners is confident Oaks winner Dear Demi can pick up where she left off but admits her stablemate Satin Shoes will battle against Black Caviar.
Napayshini to begin Slipper countdown The Golden Slipper dream will take a step closer to reality if Napayshini can live up to expectations in the Canonbury Stakes.
Scratchings may hold Mornington key Award Season and Angola who are emergency acceptors, could prove hard to beat if they gain a run in the Mornington Cup.
Black Caviar set for Melbourne finale World champion mare Black Caviar will at least have some opposition when she farewells Melbourne in the Lightning Stakes.
Racing an example to other sports Victoria's peak horseracing body says other sports should look to its example in their bid to improve integrity following the ACC investigation.
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Youthful Jack cracks $1 million barrier A victory in the Listed Thomas Lyons Stakes at Hobart has lifted Taree galloper Youthful Jack past $1 million prize money.
Boss and Weir combine for Hobart Cup win Glen Boss has claimed his first Hobart Cup and trainer Darren Weir his fourth with the strong performance of Hurdy Gurdy Man in the Group Three feature.
Symons back on Hosting at Flemington Chris Symons will renew his association with three-year-old Hosting in the CS Hayes Stakes with Craig Williams opting to ride another horse.
Hay List comeback gathers momentum Hay List's comeback from injury has stepped up another notch with the giant sprinter being given a testing workout between races at Gosford.
Green Roller wins Strutt Stakes The David Hayes-trained Green Roller has wont the Listed Strutt Stakes in Hobart and will head to the Tasmanian Oaks and possibly Australian Oaks.
Red Tracer to return in Breeders Classic Chris Waller-trained stablemates Red Tracer and Nocturnelle will to battle against each other in the Breeders' Classic at Rosehill.
Facile Tigre primed for Oakleigh Plate Facile Tigre is on target for another tilt at the Oakleigh Plate and is in the best shape of his career according to trainer Jason McLachlan.
One more Melbourne run for All Too Hard Star colt All Too Hard is likely to have only one more Melbourne run before his Sydney autumn campaign and a trip to Europe.
McEvoy sweats on Award Season start Kerrin McEvoy is hoping stayer on the rise Award Season can sneak into the Mornington Cup field for trainer Kris Lees.
Animal Kingdom finishes second Animal Kingdom, winner of the 2011 Kentucky Derby and bound for stud in Australia, has finished second in Florida before his Dubai World Cup bid.
Sir Des Champs on target for Cheltenham Sir Des Champs will represent Irish trainer Willie Mullins in the Cheltenham Gold Cup after turning the tables on Flemenstar at Leopardstown.
Havana Rey turns form around Havana Rey has staged a form turnaround with victory at Warwick Farm after being beaten almost 20 lengths at his last start.
Budriguez scores in Carlyon Cup An all-the-way win to Budriguez in the Carlyon Cup has given South Australian trainer David Jolly his second stakes winner at Caulfield in as many weeks.
Bell's judgement proves correct A confident ride by Tim Bell has helped Patinack Farm filly Sookie notch a deserved win, prompting connections to seek out bigger targets.
Happy Galaxy wins the Expressway Happy Galaxy reinforced John Hawkes' mastery with three-year-olds against older horses in the Expressway Stakes, minutes before All Too Hard's win.
Mare puts Final Touch on great season South Island mare Final Touch won her third Group One race of the season when she won the Waikato Draught Sprint.
Memorable birthday for ATC chairman Up-and-coming galloper Charge Account added to owner John Cornish's celebratory mood with a promising win at Warwick Farm.
All Too Hard keeps family flag flying All Too Hard emulated his half-sister Black Caviar by winning the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield and confirming his place among Australia's best.
Adebisi gives Forster first Melbourne win Adebisi has given Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster a winner with her first Melbourne starter, fighting back to take out the Group Three Rubiton Stakes.
Derby winner Sangster back to winning form Victoria Derby winner Sangster is back to his best after thrashing his opponents in the Group One International Stakes at Te Rapa.
Fix edges closer to Fillies Series win Fix has won her third Group Two race in succession, outfinishing Soriano and More Than Sacred in the Sir Tristram Classic at Te Rapa.
Court Connection wins on back-up Trainer Danny Williams will continue to step Court Connection up in trip following the gelding's Warwick Farm victory.
Vadashan takes another step to Derby As he plans a path to the Derby for Vadashan, Paul Messara has ruled out the Lightning Stakes and a clash with Black Caviar for Ortensia.
Guelph stakes strong Diamond claim Peter Snowden's constant assurances that Guelph is his top Blue Diamond prospect have gained strength with her Prelude win at Caulfield.
Bid Spotter gives Harrison milestone win Apprentice Tegan Harrison's win aboard Bid Spotter at Eagle Farm has propelled her into the record books.
Zlatan gives young trainer city success Leigh Childs only has six horses in work but hopes the success of Zlatan in city company at Caulfield can provide a boost to his small operation.
Moroney shares the luck A huge team of owners has cheered the consistent filly Octavia to her first black-type win in the Kevin Hayes Stakes at Caulfield.
Va Pensiero upsets All The Talk The Golden Slipper dream is alive for connections of Va Pensiero with the colt causing an upset at Warwick Farm.
Payne duo chasing family win in Hobart Cup Michelle Payne believes a long-range plan to win the Hobart Cup with her brother's horse Fieldmaster can come to fruition if they get luck from an outside draw.
Snowden closing in on 1000 Darley winners Trainer Peter Snowden is closing in on a milestone 1000 Australian winners for Sheikh Mohammed's Darley operation.
Lee Freedman joins Team Williams Five-time Melbourne Cup winning trainer Lee Freedman Williams has joined the stable of prominent owner Lloyd Williams as director of racing and training.
Laser Flash stepping up in distance Laser Flash will put his Australian Derby credentials on show at Warwick Farm where he steps out beyond 2000 metres for the first time.
Mawingo ready to show true form in Orr The imported galloper Mawingo is ready to reproduce the form he showed in his first Australian preparation when his autumn campaign begins in the Orr Stakes.
Jest Crewsin' thrown in the deep end Country sprinter Jest Crewsin' faces stiff opposition in the Expressway Stakes but trainer Jan Bowen expects him to hold his own.
Villa Verde the Golden Slipper favourite Shaun Dwyer is ready to step up the work of Golden Slipper favourite Villa Verde with her next public outing set to be an exhibition gallop at Bendigo.
Guelph to press Diamond claims in Prelude Highly-rated Guelph will be out to confirm her standing as Darley's top Blue Diamond prospect when she makes her Melbourne debut in the fillies Prelude.
Baldwin resists blinkers for Lock's Legend Barry Baldwin believes resisting the temptation to use blinkers on Lock's Legend is in the gelding's best interest at this stage of his career.
Top NZ runners looking to Sydney autumn A trip to Australia could be ahead for some of New Zealand's classiest gallopers after they race in one of the country's top autumn meetings at Te Rapa.
Tap into the best blood AUSTRALIAN racing and breeding fans will get their first taste of high class USA sire Tapit this weekend when the Mick Price trained filly La Ballerine makes her debut in the Group 3 MRC Blue Diamond Prelude (1100m) at Caulfield.
Frankel brother born at Banstead A chestnut full brother to the world's best racehorse, Frankel, has been born at the stud where the champion is preparing to serve his first book of mares.
Ex-Singapore champ ready for sprint Former Singapore champion Better Than Ever is in good shape for his second New Zealand start in the Group One Waikato Sprint in Hamilton.
Boss takes over on Fiveandahalfstar Jockey Glen Boss will use the Autumn Stakes at Caulfield to assess the form of several horses as well as his own mount Fiveandahalfstar.
Veteran Wall Street after more success Seasoned gelding Wall Street might be approaching the twilight of his career but trainer Mike Moroney believes he still has plenty to offer.
Adebisi pleases ahead of Melbourne debut Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster has been successful with Adebisi in Sydney and now hopes to do likewise in Melbourne, starting with the Rubiton Stakes.
Racing taking steps to combat drug use In the wake of the ACC's finding of widespread drug use in Australian sport, Racing NSW's chief steward says they are doing their best to be pre-armed.
Trainer disqualified for four months A Queensland trainer has been disqualified for four months following the death of a yearling in his care.
Flying filly faces first-up Valley test Speedy filly Shamal Wind looks ideally suited in a heat of the 55 Second Challenge at Moonee Valley, but her trainer advises caution.
Irish import poised for Aussie debut Martin McInerney, a recent addition to the training ranks, is looking forward to the Australian debut of former Irish gelding Punch Your Weight.
Sumakaray chases first stakes win After beating subsequent stakes winner Avoid Lightning at Moonee Valley last start, three-year-old Sumakaray will chase her own stakes win at Caulfield.
Schweida says colt is ready for Farm test Kelly Schweida admits it's Plan C to start Better Than Ready first up against older sprinters at Eagle Farm but he says the colt is up to the challenge.
Veterans could spring Expressway upset Tougher Than Ever is the unknown quantity in the Expressway Stakes but his veteran stablemates still pack a few surprises.
Smerdon denies involvement in Oliver bet Trainer Robert Smerdon says he passed on the proceeds of a bet made by jockey Damien Oliver without suspecting where the money came from.
Nash Rawiller nearing return from injury Nash Rawiller has ridden a horse in trackwork for the first time this year and says he's on track to return to race riding in time for Apollo Stakes day.
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Symons redeems himself with Sandown win Chris Symons notched his first metropolitan winner since returning from injury and in doing so redeemed himself in the eyes of trainer Greg Eurell.
Almost 200 still in Slipper mix The Golden Slipper dream is still alive for connections of almost 200 horses following the release of second acceptances for the juvenile feature.
Debutante earns trip to town Astute trainer Barbara Joseph doesn't run a juvenile in Saturday city grade lightly, adding weight to her decision to come to town with Just A Blur.
Moody saves Thermal Current for Diamond Dissident will line up at Caulfield this weekend but trainer Peter Moody has decided to save barn mate Thermal Current for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Galloway makes successful return After dealing with a family tragedy, Scott Galloway has made a winning return to riding at Doomben aboard Betican.
Happy Galaxy faces Expressway test Three-year-olds All Too Hard and Happy Galaxy will be out to give Team Hawkes a two-state weight-for-age double this weekend.
Dunn excited ahead of All Too Hard return Jockey Dwayne Dunn hopes the Group One C F Orr Stakes is the springboard to a big 2013 for high-profile colt All Too Hard.
Jockey suspended for misconduct Toowoomba jockey Jacquelyn Brown has been suspended for a month for improper conduct after a heated exchange with a fellow rider.
Leading country trainer fined over swab Stewards have fined trainer Brett Cavanough after concluding an inquiry into a positive swab returned by one of his horses.
All Too Hard draws wide in Orr Caulfield Guineas winner All Too Hard will have to overcome a wide draw when he returns in the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Well-related mare on target for Grafton A mare from the same family as Melbourne Cup winner Empire Rose will shoot for her second successive victory for new trainer Brett Bellamy.
Seabass on course for Grand National Seabass has shown he is ready to go one better than his third in the Grand National with a solid third in a hurdle in Ireland.
Spriggs breaks ankle at trials Apprentice Blake Spriggs has broken his ankle at the Rosehill barrier trials in an incident before a trial for two-year-olds.
Happy Trails to campaign in Sydney Emirates Stakes winner Happy Trails willdo his autumn racing in Sydney with his trip to Dubai off because of quarantine requirements.
Pierro among BMW entries Three-year-olds Pierro and Fiveandahalfstar are among the entries for the weight-for-age BMW along with defending titleholder Manighar.
Guy Walter two-handed in Expressway Guy Walter will have Doctor Doom and Willy Jimmy in the Expressway Stakes as they ramp up their autumn campaigns.
Stojakovic keeps ride on Diamond favourite Apprentice Lauren Stojakovic has been confirmed as the rider of Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Miracles Of Life in the $1 million Group One feature.
Baster to return in Hobart Cup for Gai Stephen Baster has been booked to ride Power Broker for Gai Waterhouse in the Hobart Cup, his first ride since having his contract withdrawn in Singapore.
King Mufhasa to start in the C F Orr New Zealand's reigning Horse of the Year, King Mufhasa, will start in the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield for new trainer Bruce Wallace.
Moody has strong Caulfield hand Leading trainer Peter Moody has strong chances across the board at Caulfield where he has runners in all but one of the nine races.
You're So Good in autumn test at Sandown Trainer Nigel Blackiston will use a midweek race at Sandown as a guide on where to head in the autumn with debut winner You're So Good.
Top autumn prospects trial at Caulfield High-class middle distance performer Manighar could resume racing in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Warwick Farm next month.
Promising filly out of action A freak training accident has ended the autumn campaign of promising filly Miss Softhands before it began.
Big guns hold sway in Hennessy Eight horses have been declared for the prestigious Hennessy Gold Cup headed by star jumpers Flemenstar and Sir Des Champs.
Darley's Blue Diamond team takes shape Darley could have three fillies and a colt in the $1 million Blue Diamond depending on the results of the Preludes.
Kent eyes major autumn 3YO races The best three-year-old races in Sydney and Melbourne are on the agenda for the Mick Kent-trained pair Philippi and High Shot.
Clarry Conners upbeat about team Three of Clarry Conners autumn carnival contenders have cruised through barrier trials as the trainer awaits good news with Slipper hope Assail.
Promising filly injured in trial Highly promising filly Miss Softhands has suffered an injury during a trial at Werribee and may have to miss her intended return to racing at Caulfield.
Centennial Park in Expressway again The Expressway Stakes has been the autumn starting point for Centennial Park for the past three years and trainer David Payne has no reason to change.
Callanish on song for Orr Stakes return Callanish will be out to score his ninth win from nine starts in the C F Orr Stakes, but maintaining an unbeaten record isn't his top priority.
Art Delago returns to Taree Trainer Tony Green says Art Delago is fitter for his Taree assignment after going down by a short neck at Port Macquarie.
New landmark on McCoy's mind Tony McCoy says he has contemplated training when his stellar career is over but is concentrating on his 18th champion jump jockey title.
Super Overturn sets Arkle standard Overturn has kept his unbeaten record over fences intact with a superior jumping display in the Scottish Arkle at Musselburgh.
Rawiller injures his foot at Terang Brad Rawiller has joined his jockey brother Nash on the sidelines after suffering a broken bone in his foot in a barrier mishap.
Chis Symons rides winning double Chris Symons has ridden a double at Sale on his second day back from injuries suffered in a freak accident in the racetrack's car park.
Challenge Stakes back on Hay List's agenda Hay List continues to impress trainer John McNair with his recuperative powers and could run in the Challenge Stakes.
Autumn hopes on trial at Werribee The autumn carnival hopes of several high-profile stables go on show in 23 trials scheduled for Werribee.
Weather the key for Boom brothers Weather patterns will play an important role in Group One goals for 'Boom Brothers' Spirit Of Boom and Temple Of Boom during the autumn carnival.
Waller could have three Expressway runners New stable acquisition Tougher Than Evercould join the Chris Waller-trained veterans Danleigh and Albert The Fat in the Expressway Stakes.
Prairie ready to star this autumn Former French horse Prairie Star has pleased trainer Danny O'Brien who has the Group One Australian Cup in his sights.
Geemeup saves the day for Baker Geemeup has saved the day for trainer Bjorn Baker with a victory at Rosehill after seconds by more fancied stablemates Twilight Royale and Burbero.
Funtantes continues family tradition Robert Heathcote will continue to target black type races with Funtantes after her dominant win in the Nudgee Quality at Doomben.
Secessio wins first Australian race German import Secessio will be aimed at the Brisbane Cup after proving his ability on a wet Rosehill track to score his first Australian win.
Durnford earns shot at Mornington Cup Durnford's fast-finishing win at Caulfield has trainer Pat Carey optimistic about his chances in the Mornington Cup.
Trainers warned about chilli product Trainers have been warned about positive swabs arising from the use of a product made from chilli peppers.
Avoid Lightning may strike Caulfield again South Australian mare Avoid Lightning may be set for Caulfield's major sprint, the Oakleigh Plate after taking the W J Adams Stakes at the same track.
Zedlion backs up to win on wet track Zedlion has added another string to his bow with a fighting victory on a heavy 10 track at Rosehill.
Black Caviar makes magnificent return World champion sprinter Black Caviar has come through her first public appearance in eight months in perfect order.
Royal Haunt dominant in Manfred Stakes win Royal Haunt has maintained his unbeaten record and put himself in the frame for the Group One Australian Guineas with a dominant win at Caulfield.
Dramatic week ends happily for Dunn Epic Terra isn't the most talented horse trained by Matthew Dunn but he remains one of the trainer's favourites after his courageous Doomben win.
Pierro gearing up for trial Star colt Pierro will be ridden by former jockey Mark Newnham in a barrier trial at Rosehill with his autumn program yet to be decided.
Flamboyer lands plunge at Doomben Flamboyer has tested the patience of trainer Kelly Doughty with his buckjumping antics but all was forgiven after he landed a plunge at Doomben.
Metastasio firms in Diamond betting Unbeaten filly Metastasio has firmed in betting on the Blue Diamond, but she hasn't overtaken stablemate Guelph in trainer Peter Snowden's estimations.
Everage above average in the wet Craig Carmody has trained his first juvenile winner with Everage leading all the way at Rosehill on a heavy track.
Woorim on target for Oakleigh Plate Woorim's Oakleigh Plate title defence is taking shape with the gelding pleasing his trainer Robert Heathcote in an exhibition gallop at Doomben.
Winta Chiller gives Pecora first city win Home-bred filly Winta Chiller has provided Ross Pecora with his first city success as a trainer with a strong performance at Caulfield.
Sizing Europe bids for Cottage repeat Leading Cheltenham Festival contender Sizing Europe will bid to win his second Cottage Chase at Punchestown.
Murray up for Rosehill challenge After recovering from a serious knee injury apprentice jockey Rachael Murray is relishing being back in the saddle.
Rosehill test for Court Connection Court Connection and Iking will bid to make Danny Williams' trip from Goulburn to Sydney worthwhile when they run at Rosehill.
Dany has a Doncaster dream A Doncaster Mile start is a dream that could take on some reality for connections of Dany The Fox after he runs at Caulfield.
Shamus Award out to earn Diamond berth Shamus Award is out to press his claims for a Blue Diamond Stakes start when he resumes in the Listed Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
Sapphire Coast stepping stone to Rosehil South Coast trainer Luke Pepper has high ambitions for Freetoair is che can win the Town Plate at the Sapphire Coast.
Barrier ideal for General Exhibit Helen Page received a pleasant surprise when General Exhibit drew a favourable barrier for the Channel Seven Handicap at Doomben.
All Too Hard wins jumpout at Flemington Caulfield Guineas winner All Too Hard has won a jumpout at Flemington ahead of his anticipated return to racing in the Group One C F Orr Stakes.
Black Caviar returns to the track World champion sprinter Black Caviar makes her first public appearance since returning from England when she gallops at Caulfield.
Minimum penalties announced for offences The Australian Racing Board has announced minimum penalties for a range of integrity offences from tubing horses to jockeys betting.
Cummings' dilemma over Diamond Earth Trainer Anthony Cummings is tossing up whether to start his smart filly Diamond Earth at Moonee Valley or Caulfield this weekend.
Sad end for Group One winner Eagle Falls Group One winner Eagle Falls has been euthanased after breaking down during trackwork at David Hayes' Euroa property.
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Black Caviar returns to Caulfield Black Caviar will make a rare public appearance with an exhibition gallop between races at her home track of Caulfield.
Sessions undergoes surgery A week after his withdrawal from the Canterbury Classic, Sessions has had surgery to remove a testicle.
Group One goal for Albrecht Albrecht will step out for his Melbourne debut in the Manfred Stakes, kicking off a campaign aimed at the Group One Australian Guineas.
Stakes goal for Amalfi Dreams Amalfi Dreams will earn black type recognition if she wins the Nudgee Quality, and vindicate a decision by her owners to delay a stud career.
Pride banking on filly to overcome hurdles A crack at stakes company awaits emerging filly Unimpeachable if she can continue on her winning way at Rosehill.
First Command closes in on $1 million A shot at a major Melbourne sprint and financial prestige will be the rewards for smart sprinter First Command if he wins at Caulfield.
Hay List enjoys a day out Top sprinter Hay List has been the star attraction at Wyong where he has stretched his legs in a leisurely exhibition gallop.
Holt suspended for a month over fall Stewards have suspended apprentice Aidan Holt for careless riding in relation to a fall at the Gold Coast which left three jockeys in hospital
Retrial sought in Karakatsanis case Sydney trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony will seek a retrial following their disqualifications for allegedly intending to stomach tube a horse.
Godbolt keen on city challenge for filly Port Macquarie-based trainer Neil Godbolt says the recent wet weather hasn't impacted on filly Al Nova's preparation for a race at Rosehill.
Ortensia to trial on Tuesday Triple Group One winner Ortensia will use a barrier trial at Rosehill to step up preparations for a likely clash with Black Caviar.
Diamond hopes to press claims Eight entrants in the Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield are among the 49 youngsters paid up for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Said Com set to star at Rosehill Chris Waller will take a slightly different approach to the autumn with proven Group performer Said Com, who heads a strong team for him at Rosehill.
Avoid Lightning fresh for Caulfield sprint A Listed race at Caulfield will determine the autumn path for talented South Australian mare Avoid Lightning.
Mixed fortunes for Cassidy at Farm Gallinari gave Larry Cassidy some cause for celebration at Eagle Farm after he lost two arguments in the stewards' room earlier in the day.
Symons back riding this weekend Popular jockey Chris Symons makes his return from a broken foot with three rides for leading South Australian trainer Tony McEvoy at Morphettville.
Election to impact on Sydney spring races Race programmers may have to do some tweaking to the proposed schedule this spring in light of the announcement of a September federal election.
Better Than Ready "soft" for Sydney return Better Than Ready will resume at Rosehill provided the track is no worse than slow as trainer Kelly Schweida eyes Group One targets for the colt.
My Quest For Peace to miss autumn Imported galloper My Quest For Peace, an Australian Cup hopeful, has succumbed to a lung infection and will miss the autumn.
Hogan toppled after 31 years on top Curraghmore Stud has become the leading seller at the Karaka Premier Sale, ending a 31-year streak at the top for Cambridge Stud.
No Newmarket for Hay List Trainer John McNair says there is no chance of comeback sprinter Hay List defending his Newmarket Handicap title.
Manfred return for untapped Hosting Greg Eurell will give three-year-old Hosting the chance to prove himself during the autumn with feature races in Melbourne and Sydney in the pipeline.
Wet track no problem for Taxmeifyoucan Rebel Dane will not run at Rosehill but a wet track holds no fears for trainer Greg Hickman who will send Taxmeifyoucan to the races.
Barakey wins Perth trial Star Perth sprinter Barakey showed he was in top form ahead of his planned trip to Melbourne, winning a barrier trial at Belmont.
Englebrecht escapes the coal Trainer Jeff Englebrecht has moved his stable from Muswellbrook to Wyong after selling his property to coal miner Mt Arthur Coal.
Crack A Roadie on target for Diamond One of the leading Blue Diamond contenders, Crack A Roadie, has continued his build up to the autumn with a pleasing hitout against older horses.
Samaready dazzles in trial Blue Diamond Stakes winner Samaready has shown in a trial at Caulfield she is over the troubles that cost her a spring campaign.
Top mainland stables enter Hobart Cup The first leg of Tasmania's major racing double, the Hobart Cup, has attracted entries from Sydney and Melbourne
New sale king pays tribute to Sir Patrick Curraghmore Stud has ended a 31-year streak by Cambridge Stud to become the leading seller at New Zealand's Premier Yearling Sale.
Trainer wins his own Mornington race Trainer Brett Scott has been rewarded for his generosity when he won a race he sponsors at Mornington with Verification.
Ryan to unveil another Snitzel youngster Trainer Gerald Ryan is excited about the prospects of El Sasso but is unsure how the colt will handle a wet track.
Moody to sort through Diamond team Trainer Peter Moody will sort through some more Blue Diamond candidates in jumpouts at Caulfield on Tuesday.
Half-sister to Fix sells for $800,000 A half-sister to Filly of the Year series leader Fix was sold to Alan Bell for $800,000, the best price for a filly early on day one at Karaka.
Trainer under investigation after raid Mornington trainer Nathan McPherson is under investigation from stewards after a raid on his stables led to suspicions he had treated a horse due to race.
Barrier trials rescheduled due to rain Autumn Group One stars including More Joyous have had their barrier trials delayed by rain in Sydney.
Hvasstan ready for autumn return Trainer Peter Gelagotis recieved a pleasant surprise when he trialled his top-class colt Hvasstan in preparation for an autumn return.
Camilleri vindicated by big sale A Fastnet Rock-Celebria colt sold for $1.975 million was the highlight on day one of the Premier Yearling Sale, where the average rose but the median fell.
Hurricane Fly wins Irish Champion Hurdle A third win in the Irish Champion Hurdle has Hurricane Fly primed to win the English equivalent at the Cheltenham Festival.
Another international win for Williams Australian jockey Craig Williams has claimed another big race, steering Ruud Awakening to victory in the Karaka Million in Auckland.
Miracles Of Life all the rage for Diamond Fillies Miracles Of Life and Guelph are one-two in betting for the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes, Victoria's richest race for juveniles.
Unbeaten colt set for return Unbeaten colt Rebel Dane begins his quest for autumn Classic riches against older horses at Rosehill.
Shamexpress potential excites O'Brien Danny O'Brien is preparing to send Shamexpress into battle against Black Caviar in the Lightning Stakes on his way to the Newmarket Handicap.
Oaks winner Dear Demi nears a return Victorian Oaks winner Dear Demi will have a barrier trial ahead of her scheduled return in the Light Fingers Stakes.
Smasher to lift profile Robert Heathcote thinks so much of lightly-raced three-year-old Smasher he has entered him for the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington in March.
Frankie Dettori looking forward to return Frankie Dettori says he misses racing and is looking forward to his return when he finishes a ban for testing positive to a prohibited drug.
Russell Baze rides in 50,000th race World record holding jockey Russell Baze has notched another milestone, riding in his 50,000th thoroughbred race.
Sacre Sprinter still unbeaten over fences Steeplechase star Sacre Sprinter has recorded his seventh win over fences and is the dominant odds-on favourite for the Champion Chase.
Brown outed for nine days over weight Jockey Corey Brown has been suspended for weighing in 1.2kg over Kristy Lee's 53kg when the filly finished third in a dead-heat for the minor placing.
Le Remas earns a shot at WFA Orr Stakes A determined win from Le Remas in the Listed John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield has his trainer eyeing a crack at the Group One C F Orr Stakes.
Glasshouse on agenda for Lucky Luna Lucky Luna has been troubled by hoof problems for most of his career but maintained his excellent wet-track record by winning the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Shadows In The Sun lights up with win The chance to qualify for the Caulfield Cup makes a trip to the Mornington Cup an attractive option for Shadows In The Sun's trainer Anthony Cummings.
Mickelberg strikes gold for Portelli Mickelberg has staged a form reversal to win at Warwick Farm, ensuring she keeps her place in trainer Gary Portelli's stable.
Autumn carnival aspirations for Shamardani Trainer Greg Hickman has relied on history to back his judgment of Shamardani, a winner at Warwick Farm.
Swaffer loses irons but wins city race Braydn Swaffer won't forget his winning ride aboard Running Vixen at the Sunshine Coast after he lost his riding irons soon after the start of the race.
Miracles Of Life firms in Diamond betting Adelaide filly Miracles Of Life has made a stunning Melbourne debut, winning the Blue Diamond Preview and firming as favourite for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Architect win a perfect tonic for Lawlor Architect is on a Group One mission after giving trainer David Lawlor the perfect therapy in his battle with cancer by winning at the Sunshine Coast.
Happy Galaxy claims Zeditave Stakes Well-bred colt Happy Galaxy has earned an already distinguished family some more black type with his victory in the Zeditave Stakes.
Guelph sparkles in Blue Diamond lead-up Trainer Peter Snowden's decision to keep Blue Diamond contender Guelph at home has paid dividends with the filly winning at Warwick Farm.
Williams back with a winner at Caulfield Craig Williams marked his return to Melbourne racing for the first time since Sandown Cup day with victory on Summer Gem in the opening race at Caulfield.
9 guilty of fixing British horse races Nine people, including three pro footballers, have been banned from British horse racing for their part in fixing races in 2010-11.
Classic Elle scratched by stewards Stewards ordered the scratching of Classic Elle at Moonee Valley after receiving a report from the Compliance Assurance team and interviewing the trainer.
Sea Lord takes out Australia Stakes Sea Lord has continued his unbeaten record at Moonee Valley, taking out the Group Two Australia Stakes in an important win for trainer Stephen Brown.
Skytrain wins the Canterbury Classic Sheikh Mohammed's Darley stable has gained a consolation win with the enigmatic Skytrain in the Canterbury Classic.
NZ champion in shock stable switch Star New Zealand sprinter Mufhasa has been taken out of Stephen McKee's stable by his owner after a career that has netted 10 Group One wins.
Group One sprint targets for Shamexpress Three-year-old Shamexpress has returned with a comfortable win at Moonee Valley on his way to Group One sprint targets including the Newmarket Handicap.
Invest starts off on Australian Cup path Australasian Oaks winner Invest is an outsider for her return to racing at Caulfield as she heads towards the Group One Australian Cup.
Ortensia pleases trainer in Scone gallop Ortensia has stepped up her autumn preparation with a track gallop at Scone but Lightning Stakes plans hinge on a barrier trial.
Craig Williams returns with seven rides Craig Williams makes his return to Melbourne racing with seven rides at Caulfield as his international wandering goes on hold for a few months.
Donna Madeira primed for Diamond Preview Speed, maturity and fitness should be more than enough to compensate for a step up in class for Donna Madeira at Caulfield.
Heavy Coast track ideal for Double Impact Double Impact's reputation as a superior wet-tracker will see him challenge Fillydelphia for favouritism in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Birthday boy Schofield chasing Cup victory Glyn Schofield is in celebration mode and he is hoping the festivities continue with Carry Me Bluey in the Australia Day Cup.
From Russia with a love of horses Bob Onikul grew up on the other side of the world but there will be no prouder trainer at Warwick Farm if he can win the Australia Day Cup.
The changing face of Australian racing Australian racing offers something for people of all heritages, including a chance to win the Australia Day Cup.
Weather forecast raises Cheltenham hopes A forecast for temperatures above freezing has Cheltenham officials confident of holding their Trials Day meeting.
Caulfield test for in-form British General British General can earn a shot at the C F Orr Stakes if he continues his winning streak in the Listed John Dillion Stakes at Caulfield.
Favourite withdrawn from Canterbury sprint A swollen testicle has forced the withdrawal of Sessions from the Canterbury Classic, paving the way for horses like Territory and Whitefriars to figure.
Cups pedigrees to the fore at Seymour The pedigree pages of two winners at a country Victorian meeting have revealed close connections to a couple of Australia's best-loved racemares.
Undeniably out to continue career revival Undeniably heads to Moonee Valley for the Group Two Australia Stakes attempting to go one better on his 2011 result.
Sydney filly in Caulfield black-type bid She is still in the mix for a start in Victoria's premier juvenile race but Swing's Vote main mission in Melbourne is to snare some black type.
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Cup clash for Waterhouse foursome Gai Waterhouse will be represented by more than a quarter of the field with four runners in the feature race at Warwick Farm on Australia Day.
More Joyous set for Randwick trial return Glamour mare More Joyous is set to step up her autumn carnival preparations with a barrier trial at her home track.
Frankel's brother well beaten on debut A half brother to racing superstar Frankel has failed to make an impression when facing the starter for the first time.
Fillydelphia on target for Sunshine Coast Fillydelphia's headstrong nature has caused trainer Robert Heathcote some headaches but he believes she is in prime condition for the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Canberra trainer tackles three venues Canberra trainer Matthew Dale has runners at Canberra, Canterbury and Moonee Valley on the same day, with winning hopes at all three tracks.
Small Zeditave field not ideal for Rusambo Darley's Melbourne stable foreman Paul Snowden believes a small field in the Zeditave Stakes isn't ideal for the resuming Rusambo.
Williams outlines bold plans for Katenko Two of Britain's biggest jumps races, the Grand National and the Cheltenham Gold Cup, are on the radar for promising chaser Katenko.
McCririck starts legal proceedings John McCririck, one of several British racing personalities dropped from Channel 4's thoroughbred coverage, has started legal action over his sacking.
Nikolic's online account won $60,000 Disgraced jockey Danny Nikolic had a secret online account that won $60,000 on an allegedly fixed race in 2011, it has been revealed.
Butler and Meagher combine for Doomben win Apprentice Ash Butler wasted no time posting a winner for new boss John Meagher aboard Rose Of Kentucky at Doomben.
Derby winner to return to form in Cup A good barrier draw and a rise in distance could help Shadows In The Sun break a 20-month absence from the winners' list.
Unbeaten youngsters to clash in Preview Miracles Of Life, the reigning Blue Diamond favourite, is among a host of unbeaten juveniles set to clash at Caulfield.
Emerging sprinter poised for stakes test Trainer Peter Snowden is still weighing up his options for emerging sprinter Sessions with a start in the Canterbury Classic among them.
Pinwheel to show class in Australia Stakes Pinwheel's experience in top company gives assistant trainer Paul Snowden confidence the sprinter can take out the Australia Stakes.
Police reject racing squad call Victoria Police has rejected a call by racing integrity commissioner Sal Perna for the re-establishment of the police racing squad.
High hopes for Ocean Park half-brother A half-brother by Pins to Cox Plate winner Ocean Park is one of the highest-profile yearlings up for auction at the Karaka Premier Sale.
Racing for a younger crowd A group of young racing enthusiasts is determined that the next generation of racegoers understands and embraces the sport of kings.
Inquiry says Vic racing clean Victoria's racing integrity commissioner Sal Perna has found no evidence of systemic race fixing in the state, but has called for changes.
Minaj out of Karaka Million Australian filly Minaj has been ruled out of the Karaka Million in New Zealand, robbing trainer Anthony Freedman of the chance for a second win.
Cheltenham strives to save Trials Snow is threatening the vital Trials day at Cheltenham with officials granted permission to postpone the meeting 24 hours if necessary.
Harry The Viking set for Grand National Harry The Viking is set to represent Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson in the Grand National at Aintree.
Ferguson's horse set for Grand National Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson is set to have a runner in the Grand National, with Harry The Viking being entered by trainer Paul Nicholls.
Black Caviar steps at in style at Sandown Racing superstar Black Caviar satisfied trainer Peter Moody she is on target for a return to racing next month with a jump-out at Sandown.
Black Caviar among Newmarket nominations Champion Black Caviar has been nominated for the Group One Newmarket Handicap with weights for the sprint released next month.
Stojakovic keeps ride on Miracles Of Life Apprentice Lauren Stojakovic is thrilled to get the chance to continue her association with unbeaten filly Miracles Of Life in the Blue Diamond Preview.
Berry reunites with Unanimously in Classic Trainer Matthew Dale is relying on a proven horse and jockey combination to deliver another Canterbury Classic triumph.
Bowman booking a bonus for Deceiver Country-trained Deceiver blew his rivals off the track at Flemington but he is likely to be switched to Sydney for his next run at Warwick Farm.
Karakatsanises found guilty by RAD Board Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony have been found guilty over the alleged attempt to stomach tube Howmuchdoyouloveme before a Flemington race.
Con and Tony Karakatsanis found guilty Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony have been found guilty of breaching raceday procedures involving the top sprinter Howmuchdoyouloveme.
Nothing To Lose is Proven Nothing To Lose is the ultra consistent stallion who just keeps producing winners.
Valley specialist earns shot at Group Two Moonee Valley specialist Sea Lord will have his biggest test yet at the track where he is unbeaten when he runs in the Group Two Australia Stakes.
Cheltenham officials on weather watch An important lead-up meeting to the Cheltenham Festival remains in doubt with little improvement expected in Britain's freezing weather.
Nicholls hoping for weather improvement Trainer Paul Nicholls is hoping Britain's cold snap ends soon so he can finalise preparations for his Cheltenham Festival team.
Monbeg Dude a good buy for Tindall A horse accidentally bought at auction by former England rugby star Mike Tindall has won the Welsh Grand National.
Baster sacked by Singapore Turf Club Australian jockey Stephen Baster has been sacked by the Singapore Turf Club which has given no reason for withdrawing his licence.
Melito's little brother in barrier trial Galeforce Ten, a full brother to former top-class racemare Melito, is set to step out in public for the first time in a Rosehill barrier trial.
Yarra Valley track cleared for racing Victorian provincial racetrack Yarra Valley has been given the seal of approval for racing after 12 barrier trials were held without incident.
Norm Hilton excited about new venture Carry Me Bluey will be Norm Hilton's first runner from his Newcastle stable when he competes in the Australia Day Cup.
Karakatsanis verdict imminent A decision in the case against Sydney trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony is imminent following the conclusion of evidence to a disciplinary panel.
Commanding Jewel out of Sydney carnival Commanding Jewel, a leading contender for autumn carnival riches, has had her campaign aborted because of a minor injury.
Diamond favourites entered for Caulfield Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Miracles Of Life is among the entries for the Fillies Preview at Caulfield.
Revisionism undermines Frankel rating Frankel has been rated the best racehorse of all time but his status has come at the expense of revered champions Dancing Brave and Shergar.
Weather tightens its grip on UK racing Racing in Britain has come to a standstill with major racetracks covered in snow as a cold snap shows no sign of ending.
Bi-carb spike prompts tests An elevated reading in a TCO2 screening test and a betting move led to the impounding of two racehorses at Flemington, says chief steward Terry Bailey
Michelle Payne third on return Jockey Michelle Payne has finished third on Fieldmaster in the Summer Cup in Hobart, her first ride back from serious injury.
Waterhouse trio for Australia Day Cup Gai Waterhouse and Chris Waller could each have three runners in the Australia Day Cup at Warwick Farm.
Metastasio to earn her way to Blue Diamond Precocious filly Metastasio will have to earn her way to the Blue Diamond Stakes and justify a late entry fee.
Sydney unlikely yet for Final Touch Final Touch is likely to do her remaining racing for the season at home after her Telegraph Handicap win.
Canterbury Stakes return for Solzhenitsyn Group One winner Solzhenitsyn will embark on a Doncaster Mile mission starting with the Canterbury Stakes.
Circle Of Power collapses and dies Apprentice Blake Spriggs has jumped clear and escaped injury as Circle Of Power suffered what appeared to be a heart attack at Rosehill.
Dann to aim Tukiyo at Qld winter carnival Despite being the least experienced runner in the Channel Seven Handicap, Tukiyo kept her unbeaten record intact and earned a winter carnival campaign.
Marseille Roulette wins 2YO Inglis Classic The Gai Waterhouse-trained Marseille Roulette has survived a protest to be declared the winner of the $250,000 Inglis Classic at Rosehill.
First Command repeats Kensington victory Veteran sprinter First Command has repeated his victory of 12 months ago in the Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Red Inca to be set for Australian Guineas Promising three-year-old Red Inca will be given his chance in the Group One Australian Guineas after scoring at Flemington.
Rosehill winner Campania in Oaks frame The Australian Oaks is the ambitious aim for Rosehill winner Campania, a George Altomonte home-bred trained by Garry Frazer.
Consolation win for Dalton at Eagle Farm Lack of prize money caused Dalton to miss the Magic Millions but he provided the Hawkes family training partnership with a consolation win at Eagle Farm.
Mare shows rivals a clean pair of heels The Brisbane winter carnival is the likely aim for She's Clean who has claimed her fifth win from 12 starts at Rosehill.
Wandering Goldslick wins for new stable Former Queensland mare Goldslick has won races for three different trainers, the latest of them Mick Kent who saddled her at Flemington.
Ryan produces another Snitzel to win Trainer Gerald Ryan's affinity with the progeny of Snitzel has continued at Rosehill with Centrepet adding her name to the city winners' list.
Darley produces another Diamond chance The powerful Darley stable unearthed yet another leading two-year-old prospect when Metastasio won the Nursery Handicap at Flemington.
Snow causes more havoc to British racing Britain's big freeze has caused further disruption to British racing with meetings cancelled and important races rescheduled.
BHA panel concludes Heffernan hearing A British Horseracing Authority inquiry involving a jockey who recently rode in Australia and eight unlicensed individuals has ended in London.
Heatwave puts paid to Gosford race meeting A NSW race meeting programmed to attract a holiday crowd of racegoers has been called off because of extreme heat.
Laser Hawk attracts Doncaster Mile support Laser Hawk, a horse who has been off the scene since last year's Sydney autumn carnival, has been the subject of early Doncaster Mile support.
Hunter escapes charges in Oliver scandal The man who accepted the bet that has cost Damien Oliver a 10-month disqualification will not be charged with any offence.
Classic role reversal for Direct Charge Trainer Robbie Laing says the biggest asset for Direct Charge is his speed and the colt will be ridden close to the pace in the $250,000 Inglis Classic.
Schofield after Classic win and title lead Glyn Schofield will be hoping his pick-up ride in the Inglis Classic will help his chances of regaining the lead in the Sydney jockeys' title at Rosehill.
King's A Star trainer surprised at odds Trainer Mark Loft is confident his horse is fit, happy and well and good enough to run a big race at long odds at Flemington.
Kelso eyes Sydney campaign for Xanadu The Telegraph Handicap at Trentham is the first step in a campaign which could take top mare Xanadu to the Sydney autumn carnival.
Girls Go For Gold Congratulations to the winning connections of Arrested for Speed and Pygmy Hunter! These girls produced stylish wins at Rockhampton’s Callaghan Park races yesterday.
Ocean Park set to trial at Ellerslie Ocean Park will trial between races on New Zealand's richest race day for a 2013 campaign which could take in Dubai, Ireland and England.
Lyons wants to uphold family tradition James Lyons has forged a successful career in real estate but wants to pursue his passion of training horses and follow in some famous family footsteps.
Two Inglis Classic chances to enhance proud stud record Emirates Park has a strong chance of enhancing its enviable reputation for breeding and selling Inglis sales-related feature race winners when Racingfor Diamonds and Snappy Diamond take their place in Saturday's $250,000 Inglis Classic (1200m) at Rosehill Gardens.
UK freeze puts race meetings in doubt Turf racing is under threat as freezing weather hits the UK, putting a host of meetings on the doubtful list.
Scudamore faced with Gold Cup poser Tom Scudamore is in the running for three possible Cheltenham Gold Cup mounts, including Grands Crus for his boss David Piper.
Black Caviar to gallop at Caulfield Champion Black Caviar will have a public gallop at Caulfield ahead of her scheduled return in the Lightning Stakes.
Derby winner to kick off in Melbourne Fiveandahalfstar is set to return to the scene of his greatest triumph with the Group One Australian Cup at Flemington his immediate goal.
All Too Hard nearing return Headline three-year-old All Too Hard is likely to kick off his campaign against older horses in Melbourne.
Rocking a force to be reckoned with Rocking Force will again have to deal with First Command when the two meet in the Listed Kensington Stakes.
Queensland trainer makes Classic journey A hunch about a moderately-performed mare has put Queensland trainer Harold Norman in the race for a $250,000 payday.
Devil Woman aiming to break through The prospects of Devil Woman scoring a breakthrough win at Flemington hinge on race experience while older stablemate Montgomery resumes.
Winter plans on agenda for Indubious Len Treloar believes Indubious can pass an important test at Eagle Farm and emerge as a genuine winter carnival candidate.
Trainer fined $10,000 for positive swab Brisbane trainer Jeff Caught's poor record has resulted in a $10,000 fine at the conclusion of a positive swab inquiry.
Staying plans for Frozen Rope Up-and-coming gelding Frozen Rope can add a few more followers to his international fan club with a victory at Rosehill.
Big freeze takes it toll in England Snow and frost in England are affecting the preparations of some leading contenders for the upcoming Chelthenham Festival.
Classic yearling inspections underway in Sydney Inspections have begun at Newmarket ahead of the 2013 Inglis Sydney Classic Yearling Sale – Summer Book , which begins at 11am this Sunday 20 January.
All Too Dominant FUTURE Vinery Stud resident stallion All Too Hard has been named equal Champion Three Year Old Miler (Turf) in the wake of his Caulfield Guineas victory over Pierro and his second placing in the Cox Plate
Ruby features in Champion entry Defending titleholder Rock On Ruby is one of four past winners entered for the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Browne fined $1000 after Doomben defeat Magic Millions Guineas-winning rider Damian Browne has been fined $1000 for failing to ride Buakaw out to the finish of a race at Doomben.
Punters have day to forget at Wyong Jockey Christian Reith had an afternoon to remember at Wyong but it was a day to forget for most punters.
Freedman has Karaka Million double in mind Victorian trainer Anthony Freedman is looking to repeat his assault on New Zealand's richest race with the two-year-old filly Minaj
McEvoy to make the difference in Melbourne Jockey Kerrin McEvoy will be looking for a winner at Flemington as he awaits the imminent birth of his third child.
Speedy Donna upsets plunge at Sandown Flying filly Donna Madeira has upset a substantial plunge to score an impressive debut win at Sandown.
Patinack Farm back in form at Doomben After doubts about its commitment to Queensland racing, Patinack Farm has bounced back with a winning double at Doomben.
Gear change for filly in Inglis Classic Prominent Inglis Classic runner Devil In A Dress will sport an important gear change in an attempt to take her record to two wins from as many starts.
Single set for first step in comeback Early signs indicate the promising Single has recovered well from leg surgery with the Doncaster Mile pencilled in as a likely goal.
Michelle Payne prepares for riding return Michelle Payne will partner Fieldmaster in a feature race at Hobart, her first ride since she was involved in a race fall in September.
Freedman calls time on racehorse training Australian Racing Hall of Fame trainer Lee Freedman says he doesn't want to rekindle his former career as he prepares to start a new racing venture.
Early riser lands the money at Sandown High Kingczar scored his first win in 12 months at Sandown and gave his trainer a rare city victory.
Dunaden gets back to work for Dubai meet Dunaden resumes training in France with the immediate aim of running on World Cup night in Dubai.
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Cirrus not certain for Dubai carnival trip Cirrus Des Aigles, the highest-rated Flat horse in training since the retirement of Frankel, remains in doubt for the Dubai racing carnival.
Dual Derby hero Generous dead at 25 Noted racehorse and successful sire Generous is being remembered as a kind and intelligent horse following his death.
Frankel rated the best racehorse ever Frankel has topped the 2012 World Thoroughbred Rankings with a mark of 140 with Australian sprint queen Black Caviar coming in third on 130.
Black Caviar and Other Inglis Yearlings Star in 2012 World Thoroughbred Rankings Led by undefeated superstar BLACK CAVIAR Australian bred racehorses that were offered at Inglis Select Yearling Sales have starred in the 2012 World Thoroughbred Rankings released by the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities.
Waller dominates Doncaster Mile entries Chris Waller has nominated 21 horses for the Doncaster Mile out of a total entry of 190 for the $2 million race.
Hyland delays Shanghai Warrior return The planned return to racing of the promising Shanghai Warrior has been delayed as trainer Pat Hyland tries to find the most suitable first-up race.
New Ready 2 Race Sale set for Sydney in October Inglis is thrilled to announce the launch of a high quality Ready 2 Race Sale to be conducted at Newmarket in early October during the height of the Sydney Spring Carnival.
NZ natural after Australian opportunities New Zealand jockey Cory Parish has made a promising start to his new career in Australia and has the chance to add to his record at Sandown.
Robl backs trainer's judgment for Classic Jockey Peter Robl is happy to put in his faith in trainer Matthew Dale's opinion of Meticulously as he tries to avenge a 2012 Inglis Classic defeat.
Brown fit and ready for action at Rosehill A successful shoulder operation has top jockey Corey Brown ready for a pain-free return to race riding at Rosehill.
Blue Diamond favourites not in the race The first two horses in the betting on the Blue Diamond Stakes have not been entered for the race and can only get in if a late entry fee is paid.
McEvoy makes temporary base in Melbourne Kerrin McEvoy has taken residence in Melbourne for the next few weeks as he awaits the birth of a third child for him and wife Cathy.
Heat leads to early start at Sale meeting Racing at Sale will begin an hour earlier in a bid to avoid the worst of forecast high temperatures.
Heffernan Trial Begins A hearing into corruption charges against jockey Andrew Heffernan and eight other people has begun in London.
Glencadam Gold, Fiveandahalfstar to trial A Metropolitan Handicap winner and a Victoria Derby winner are among the horses entered for Randwick barrier trials.
Doctor Doom comeback steps up a level Guy Walter will take a typically conservative approach to Group One winner Doctor Doom's return to racing, starting with a Warwick Farm barrier trial.
Standard Bearer up to the mark for Classic Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith says Standard Bearer will relish a step up in distance when he contests the Inglis Classic at Rosehill.
Norzita team waits on Bowman for Melbourne The Bart Cummings-trained Norzita will resume her racing career in Melbourne but top Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has first option on the prized autumn ride.
Nolen back but Boss's lead safe Luke Nolen returns to Melbourne racing after a break this week but has a big job ahead to catch runaway jockeys' champion leader Glen Boss.
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Seven Network extends Cup carnival deal The Seven Network will become thoroughbred racing's premium free-to-air broadcaster after striking two industry deals.
Good Ba Ba on track, Clevadude out Former Hong Kong star Good Ba Ba is on track to run in the Kensington Stakes at Flemington but stablemate Clevadude will go for a spell.
Popular veteran Alcopop has been retired Trainer Jake Stephens has confirmed the retirement of Alcopop after a campaign in which he realised an overdue Group One win.
Albrecht to spearhead Darley autumn Group One placegetter Albrecht will will be in search of a major victory in the Australian Guineas in Melbourne.
Magic Millions sale ends on a high The Magic Millions sale has been hailed a success with and 83 per cent clearance rate and an increase in both gross and average prices.
Danleigh embarks on another campaign Veteran Danleigh will follow an identical autumn path to the past three years beginning with a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
McMahon's return to riding imminent Ric McMahon expects to gain a medical clearance this week to resume riding after a race fall ruled him out of the Magic Millions carnival.
Gary Stevens rides first comeback winner American Hall Of Fame jockey Gary Stevens has ridden his first winner since coming out of a seven-year- retirement.
Variety Club wins again in South Africa South African champion Variety Club's chances of competing in Dubai hinge on a special dispensation from quarantine authorities.
Waller maintains momentum in Sydney A delayed start to the Rosehill meeting has proved unnecessary as the track escaped the hot conditions in other parts of the NSW.
Happy Galaxy in all-the-way Rosehill win Happy Galaxy dictated terms to score an easy Rosehill win with jockey Jay Ford impressed enough to suggest the colt can go to stakes level.
Triple Elegance ends drought with Cup win Triple Elegance rediscovered the form that saw him rated a Doncaster prospect two years ago when he won the Magic Millions Cup.
Ferment wins for Patinack and Berry Ferment has given Nathan Berry a welcome winner ahead of the jockey's trip to South Africa for an adventure holiday.
Real Surreal ends Millions hoodoo for Wood After losing a controversial protest verdict 25 years ago, Kelso Wood has celebrated his first Magic Millions Classic win with Real Surreal.
Boss opens big lead in Melbourne title Glen Boss has achieved more than most in his riding career, but four winners at Flemington have put him in line for his first jockeys' premiership.
Saluter wins Magic Millions Guineas Training legend Bruce McLachlan was uppermost in the mind of his son Jason after Saluter won the Magic Millions Guineas.
Calming Influence impresses on debut Chris Waller produced a smart juvenile in Calming Influence at Rosehill but also revealed Champagne Cath had been ruled out of the autumn.
Mystery NZ filly salutes at Flemington Well-bred filly Spending has made an impressive debut at Flemington, scoring a game win in the Nouvelle Star Handicap.
Coolmore Classic on agenda for Bennetta Grahame Begg has ambitious goals in store for Bennetta during the autumn after her dominant win in the Magic Millions Fillies and Mares Handicap.
Options abound for in-form Tuscan Fire The Adelaide Cup remains firmly on the agenda for Tuscan Fire and the only issues are planning his lead-up races following back-to-back wins at Flemington.
Kinnersley confirms affinity for Qld Kinnersley, described as a laid-back horse, took his earnings close to $500,000 with a decisive Magic Millions Stayers Cup win.
Damian Browne unharmed after early tumble Damian Browne has escaped serious injury after he was tossed from Royal Jester in an action-packed Magic Millions Maiden.
Classy filly Ms Funovits scores on debut John Sadler produced well-bred Ms Funovits to score a debut win at Flemington despite the filly's pedigree suggesting she might not be precocious enough.
Favourite out of the Magic Millions A foot abscess has ruled pre-race favourite Assail out of the $2 million Magic Millions at the Gold Coast with Clevadude now at the top of the market.
Shinn ruled out of Magic Millions meeting Blake Shinn will not ride at the Magic Millions meeting and will undergo a full medical assessment before returning to race riding.
White keeps it all in family at Rosehill Two-year-old Shadowofyoursmile will be one of three siblings all in action at the Rosehill meeting with all three to be ridden by apprentice Shaun Guymer.
Signoret ready to bounce back in Cowra Cup Matthew Dale is covering all bases to ensure well-performed mare Signoret is at her best for the Cowra Cup.
Opportunity knocks for former English hoop Two rides for trainer a willing to give him a chance could help Kevin May in his quest to establish himself as a professional jockey in Australia.
Hayes poised to keep the winners coming Trainer David Hayes, who has turned around a couple of slow seasons to again be among the leading trainers in the country, has a strong hand at Flemington.
Classic pressure no issue for Real Surreal The Magic Millions Classic is no place for the faint-hearted and Michael Cahill believes Real Surreal will cope with the high-pressure contest.
Lucky Hussler profile ideal for Guineas Matthew Palmer is looking to close the chapter on an injury-plagued part of his career when he rides Lucky Hussler in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Champion Hurdle winner Katchit dies Katchit, who belied his diminutive stature to win the Champion Hurdle, has died at the age of 10.
Moriarty takes out Gosford Gold Cup Import Moriarty has produced a big finish to take out the Listed Gosford Gold Cup and make it back-to-back stakes wins.
Channel pledges to defend McCririck claim Colourful racing personality John McCririck has initiated court proceedings against his former employer following his sacking.
Shinn in doubt for Millions Day Blake Shinn will undergo a medical assessment to determine whether he can ride at the Magic Millions meeting after he was stood down at Gosford.
Singapore jockey dies after trackwork fall A Singapore apprentice jockey has died from injuries received in a trackwork fall at the Kranji racecourse.
Coolmore pays $1.35 million for colt Gai Waterhouse will train a $1.35 million Fastnet Rock colt who stole the show on day two of the Magic Millions sale at the Gold Coast.
Berry after Magic Millions three-peat Tommy Berry will shoot for a third successive Magic Millions Classic victory but will need luck after his mount Certitude drew wide.
Big Buddie up to big assignment Big Buddie's trainer describes him as a big baby but says as long as he behaves he can be a force in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Peter Mertens in rare visit to Sydney Trainer David Atkins has lured Victorian-based jockey Peter Mertens to Sydney to partner up-and-coming mare Panko.
Caliente can emulate Punch On: Jockey Jockey Paul Hammersley is confident about the prospects of Caliente giving him back-to-back victories in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Matignon back on track for Rosehill race A mild attack of colic forced Matignon to miss a race last week but the mare has recovered and will be out to get her campaign back on track at Rosehill.
Chopra will not defend BHA charges A British inquiry into corruption involving jockey Andrew Heffernan is set to begin but footballer Michael Chopra will not defend the charges.
Black Caviar not as fat as first thought Connections of Black Caviar have hosed down concerns over her fitness, confirming she remains on target for the Lightning Stakes.
Sea Moon to join Lloyd Williams team Sea Moon, one of England's best young stayers, will do his future racing in Australia for Melbourne Cup-winning owner Lloyd Williams.
Module set for repeat Flemington win Module will back up in the Rain Lover Handicap at Flemington after a career-best win in the Bagot Handicap.
Gai Waterhouse busy at Magic Millions The Magic Millions sale has been a happy hunting ground for Gai Waterhouse, who has again been a keen buyer at the opening session on the Gold Coast.
Sandown quinella signals big OTI autumn Owner Terry Henderson is preparing for an autumn that could produce a string of big-race wins for his team of imported gallopers.
Gold Coast lifestyle agrees with Novikov Bryan Guy can vouch for the benefits of a Gold Coast lifestyle and he believes it's revived the career of Hong Kong cast-off Novikov.
Snowden to take strong team to Gosford A revamped Gosford Gold Cup meeting has three stakes races with leading trainer Peter Snowden saddling up live chances for a clean sweep.
Bass Strait to tackle the best in Sydney Natural improvement and an impressive win have left David Hayes contemplating a Group One future for Sandown winner Bass Strait.
Pineapple the start of a fruitful union She is an early withdrawal from Rosehill but Pineapple could be the mare to put a fledgling racing and breeding operation on the map.
Altonio victory earns Mornington Cup start The confidence gained from winning an easier race has encouraged trainer Pat Carey to set Altonio for the $350,000 Mornington Cup.
Snowden makes carnival plans for Knoydart Peter Snowden has his eyes on autumn carnival Group races for promising three-year-old Knoydart after the colt broke his maiden in style at Warwick Farm.
Missy's versatility an asset in Millions Missy Longstocking is not a one-dimensional racehorse and jockey Damian Browne says that gives her an edge on her Magic Millions rivals.
Pierro autumn goals unclear: owner Trainer Gai Waterhouse will keep an open mind on autumn goals for Pierro, the three-year-old tipped to be one of the stars of the Sydney carnival.
Williams separates War Charm, Deceiver A wide barrier draw at Flemington has prompted Danny Williams to run War Charm in Sydney, although the trainer will still be represented in Melbourne.
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Americain set to stand at Swettenham Stud The 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain will make his Australian breeding season debut at the Victorian-based Swettenham Stud.
Barrier crucial to Dream Forward start Prizemoney stopped Dream Forward from being Gold Coast-bound for the Magic Millions but she'll be out to boost her earnings when she runs at Rosehill.
Werner's comeback hits town at Sandown Jockey Brian Werner, 52, has embarked on a comeback to riding after six years and makes his return to city racing on Very Fast at Sandown.
Racing NSW appoints CEO for race series A new race series for NSW thoroughbred racing is a step closer to reality with the appointment of a chief executive officer.
City test for Shamekha's Choice at Farm Shamekha's Choice has been winning easily in the country and trainer Neil Godbolt is now keen to see how the gelding fares in city grade at Warwick Farm.
Maroney Avenue tipped for Gosford rebound Maroney Avenue emerged worse for wear from the Carrington Stakes but Rodney Northam says the sprinter can bounce back in the Takeover Target Stakes.
Drench twist in Karakatsanis hearing The case against Con and Tony Karakatsanis over a tubing allegation has been adjourned following an application for charges to be dismissed.
Newitt finds positives in Millions draw Melbourne jockey Craig Newitt says the Magic Millions Classic is still a two-horse race despite his mount Clevadude drawing off the track.
Sole Power in training for Dubai return Sole Power is poised to make another trip to Dubai with trainer Eddie Lynam naming the Meydan Sprint and the Al Quoz Sprint as target races.
Black Caviar back home The unbeaten world champion sprinter Black Caviar has taken another step on the road to a swan song with her return to the stable of trainer Peter Moody.
Dan O'Sullivan looking for double repeat Trainer Dan O'Sullivan has high hopes British General and Tuscan Fire can repeat their last-start wins at Flemington.
Assail now favourite for Magic Millions The Clarry Conners-trained Assail is now the outright favourite for the Magic Millions Classic ahead of Melbourne two-year-old Clevadude.
Waterhouse, Snowden runners boost Cup The Gosford Gold Cup has attracted 13 acceptors with entries for Gai Waterhouse, Peter Snowden as well as Moriarty from the Chris Waller stable.
Commanding Jewel on the way back Leon Corstens is happy to avoid the yearling sales to stay home with a team of horses which includes Group One winner Commanding Jewel.
Title battle on hold as jockeys head north Jason Collett and Kerrin McEvoy will be the only top 10 Sydney premiership jockeys in action at Rosehill as rivals chase Millions glory.
No place for staying blood as speed rules As the first sales of 2013 get underway, Australia's obsession with breeding for speed underlines the difficulty in marketing staying-bred horses.
Karakatsanis denies tubing charges A father and son training team has denied it intended to give a saline drench to a horse before it raced, saying such a procedure would be madness.
Stevens finishes third in comeback race Gary Stevens has finished third in his comeback at Santa Anita after an absence of seven years from competitive riding.
Nominations Close 14 Jan: $250k RL 2YO Inglis Classic $ $100k 3YO BM75 Bonus Saturday 19 January boasts a double header at Rosehill Gardens for Inglis Graduates, with $350,000 in Inglis prizemoney on offer for connections with horses nominated to both series.
Gatewood settles into new surroundings Chris Waller is excited about the autumn prospects of English import Gatewood who has settled in well to his new surroundings at Rosehill.
Conners rates Clevadude horse to beat Clarry Conners acknowledges Clevadude is the one his hope Assail has to beat in the Magic Millions with the pair joint favourites.
Blue Diamond Preview for Miracles Of Life Adelaide filly Miracles Of Life is likely to be entered for the Blue Diamond Stakes after winning her second start by nine lengths.
Famous Seamus gearing up for autumn Noel Mayfield-Smith has Group One ambitions for Famous Seamus but he will stay in Sydney after a disastrous Melbourne trip.
Millions pressure ideal for Heza Jetsetter The wish list for Robert Heathcote includes a favourable alley and plenty of pressure to give Heza Jetsetter the edge in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Smith expects Heaps More at Cessnock Heaps More's last-start second to Award Season has given trainer Darren Smith confidence ahead of her Cessnock assignment.
John Ferguson trains Grade One winner Sheikh Mohammed's bloodstock adviser John Ferguson has trained a Grade One winner over the jumps at Chepstow.
Bowman suspended for five meetings Hugh Bowman has been suspended for five meetings for careless riding in a race at Warwick Farm.
Mason a lone winning trainer at Caulfield Only one of the trainers of the eight winners at Caulfield was present at the track to see his victory - and he wished he wasn't.
Merlin Mustang in frame for Stradbroke A drop in distance couldn't stop Merlin Mustang as he backed up his game fifth in the Villiers with a Warwick Farm win.
Hilton bows out of Queensland a winner Norm Hilton received an ideal farewell present when Call Me Bluey coped with his first distance test to win at Eagle Farm.
Award Season takes city step in his stride Award Season, who had been competitive with spring star Puissance De Lune in a race in France, has backed up a last-start country win with a city victory.
Stayers Cup target for Equissential Equissential will back up for the third week in a row in the Magic Millions Stayers Cup after a narrow Eagle Farm win.
Swing Vote impresses in debut win Two-year-old Swing Vote has scored an all-the-way first-up win at Warwick Farm, impressing her jockey Tommy Berry.
Khalifa wins despite ongoing issues Lightly-raced four-year-old Khalifa has built an impressive record despite a series of issues that have restrictewd him to only six starts.
Real Surreal locks up Magc Millions spot Real Surreal confirmed her place in the Magic Millions and ended the hopes of several other contenders with a dominant Eagle Farm win.
Williams pleased with Assail exhibition Craig Williams has given his Magic Millions Classic mount Assail his seal of approval after riding the filly for the first time in a Warwick Farm gallop.
Boss stays in charge with Caulfield wins Jockey Glen Boss is making the most of the absence of Melbourne's reigning champion jockey Luke Nolen, establishing a handy lead in this season's title.
That's A Good Idea in strong Farm win A decision to test the favourite Stand Strong proved the right one as Glyn Schofield rode That's A Good Idea to a smart win at Warwick Farm.
Balding salutes outstanding miler Selkirk Trainer Ian Balding has described Selkirk as a top-class racehorse and champion sire after stallion's death at the age of 25.
Schofield fit for Warwick Farm mounts Glyn Schofield has had physio to help with a back complaint and is right to compete at Warwick Farm where his rides include the Joe Pride-trained Hypurr.
Melbourne sprint targets for Diamond Earth Diamond Earth has Melbourne sprint features on her summer and autumn agenda and she will be out to confirm those plans with a big first-up run in Sydney.
Boss out to maintain title advantage A winning treble on New Year's Day has put jockey Glen Boss into unfamiliar territory at the top of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership
It's Crunch Time poised for winning return It's Crunch Time has the first-up figures and the overall consistency to make an impression at Caulfield despite some recent feet issues.
Laser Hawk pleases in comeback trial Rosehill Guineas winner Laser Hawk stepped out in public for the first time since the AJC Australian Derby with a barrier trial placing at Randwick.
Carnival options ahead for Magic In Motion Magic In Motion's only win was in midweek company but Robert Heathcote believe she is winter carnival material.
Major test for unwanted Milensnake Milensnake, a horse with a reputation for misbehaviour, will be out to change minds when he races at Caulfield.
Cup favourite link to Warwick Farm chance A horse which held his own against Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune when they met in France is set for a Sydney debut at Warwick Farm.
Hard track against Break The Ice: trainer The back-up factor won't trouble Break The Ice but a firm track at Eagle Farm is trainer Peter Balzen's greatest concern.
Police plan racing corruption crackdown Victoria Police say they are planning a crackdown on the state's racing industry and support calls for more sharing of information.
Payne, Mallyon set to return to riding Star female jockeys Katelyn Mallyon and Michelle Payne should be back racing within a month.
Ryan in the Cup hot seat on Frenton A wide draw confronts Frenton in the Gilgrandra Cup but trainer Troy Hall says the galloper has the right jockey on board to overcome the obstacle.
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Frankie Dettori joins UK Big Brother House Banned jockey Frankie Dettori will fill in some of his time in the Celebrity Big Brother House with bookies predicting he will be well supported to win.
Gary Stevens to make comeback Champion American jockey Gary Stevens is to make a comeback seven years after his retirement, saying his passion for riding has returned.
Lucas Cranach retired Well-performed import Lucas Cranach, a placegetter in the 2011 Melbourne Cup, has been retired from racing.
Twilight Royale ready for her next test Inglis Nursery winner Twilight Royale has continued to please trainer Bjorn Baker as she prepares for another 1000m race on her home track at Warwick Farm.
No action against Berry for Wyong ride An inquiry into jockey Tommy Berry's handling of Driefontein when second in the Wyong 3YO Magic Millions has concluded with no action taken.
Baldwin puts faith in Harrison Barry Baldwin can't recall the last time an apprentice rode Mr Light Blue but Tegan Harrison gets his seal of approval to ride the grey at Eagle Farm.
Date for Smerdon hearing set Trainer Robert Smerdon will front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over conduct charges relating to the Damien Oliver betting scandal.
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Moriarty among Gosford Gold Cup noms Last start stakes winner Moriarty headlines nominations for the Listed Gosford Gold Cup with Sydney's leading trainers well represented.
Distance only concern for Merlin Mustang Trainer Mick Tubman believes a drop in distance in the only query for Merlin Mustang who'll try to end his summer campaign with a win at Warwick Farm.
Sir Luminar confirmed Millions runner Hugh Bowman's willingness to ride Sir Luminar has persuaded trainer Michael Nolan to press ahead with Magic Millions plans for the colt.
Racing Victoria denies Flemington too hard Racing Victoria has defended its preparation of the Flemington track after Unusual Suspect suffered a career-ending injury.
Morrison caps remarkable comeback Lacey Morrison completed a remarkable return to race riding when Tukiyo landed a plunge to win at Doomben on Wednesday.
Ocean Park to resume next month Trainer and part-owner Gary Hennessy plans a return to racing for Cox Plate winner Ocean Park at Otaki on February 23.
Laser Hawk to trial at Randwick Forgotten galloper Laser Hawk is ready to barrier trial at Randwick as his comeback from knee surgery gathers momentum ahead of the autumn carnival.
Ticket To Toorak bound for Millions Trainer Matthew Williams has embarked on an ambitious mission, setting his colt Ticket To Toorak for the $2m Magic Millions Classic.
Direct Charge in Sydney lead-up to Classic Stakes winning two-year-old Direct Charge will make his Sydney debut at Warwick Farm ahead of a crack at the $250,000 Inglis Classic.
Rowe's Millions dream still alive He's A Ladies Man will secure a start in the Magic Millions Classic if he maintains his unbeaten record at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Khalifa the target at Caulfield Trainer Clinton McDonald's says his gelding Finishing Card will have to beat Khalifa if he is to seal another victory on Saturday.
End of the road for colourful jockey The career of one of Australia's most colourful jockeys, Peter Hutchinson, is over due to a serious leg injury suffered in a trackwork fall.
Gai Waterhouse to train import Rule Book Harry Herbert's Highclere Thoroughbred Racing has sent Rule Book to Australia to be trained by Gai Waterhouse for the Melbourne Cup.
Talent Show upstages Perth Cup field Talent Show, a $31 chance, has upset his more-fancied rivals with a late burst to claim the Group Two Perth Cup.
Suspended Brown set for shoulder surgery Corey Brown has had a mixed start to the new year with a feature race win and a suspension ahead of surgery on a painful shoulder.
Biggles gives Doyle third Goldmarket win A decision to miss feature mile races during the Brisbane summer carnival paid off when Biggles won the Goldmarket Handicap at the Gold Coast.
Boss starts 2013 with Flemington treble Jockey Glen Boss landed a treble at Flemington and tipped a big future for Crookhaven, the last of his three winning rides.
Winning rider pays tribute to Mundy Tegan Harrison fought back tears after winning the Bat Out Of Hell aboard All That, paying tribute to Ashlee Mundy who died in a New Zealand race fall.
Moriarty wins Tattersalls Club Cup Chris Waller says he was a nervous spectator before Corey Brown produced a daring ride to help Moriarty land the Tattersalls Club Cup.
Show ringmaster gets maiden Group One win Fleur De Lune broke through for a group one win after five placings at racing's highest level when she easily won the Railway Stakes at Ellerslie.
Adamantium confirms prowess as sprinter A decision to restrict Adamantium to sprint racing has paid dividends with a commanding win in the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
It's all ahead of No Looking Back No Looking Back has set herself up for a crack at the Magic Millions Guineas with victory over older horses in the Carrington Stakes.
Cast-off Module salutes in Bagot Handicap A horse sold by Lloyd Williams during a regular dispersal of his bloodstock has won the biggest race of his career in the Bagot Handicap.
Fix defies staying doubts in Royal Stakes Fix backed up from her Eight Carat Classic win to beat Kidwelly in the Royal Stakes and take the lead in the Filly of the Year series.
Williams to ride Assail in special gallop International jockey Craig Williams will ride Magic Millions favourite Assail in an exhibition gallop at Warwick Farm ahead of her Gold Coast assignment.
Habibi may be our superstar, says trainer Habibi maintained her unbeaten record with an easy victory in the Championship Stakes and will now aim for the Group One NZ Derby or NZ Oaks.
Barrier issues plague Magic Millions filly Trainer Robert Heathcote will continue to work on Greytfilly's barrier manners after another slow start cost her victory at the Gold Coast.
Belfast Boy backs up in winning style The only regret for trainer Gordon Richards after the win of his runner Belfast Boy at Flemington was that he didn't have enough on him.
Rose Pattern scores third win on end One of Australian racing's best-bred mares, Rose Pattern, ran up to her pedigree in scoring her third win on end at Flemington.
Gobi Dragon races into Million contention Gobi Dragon became Matamata trainer Danica Guy's first group winner in the Eclipse Stakes and put himself into contention for the Karaka Million.
Gregory's Fortress chases successive wins In-form galloper Gregory's Fortress is the horse to beat in the Bega Cup Prelude after a record-breaking win at Queanbeyan.
Powell brings up 500 career victories Brendan Powell, who rode a Grand National winner during his career in the saddle, has achieved a milestone as a trainer.
Jakkalberry to figure in Botti Dubai plans Melbourne Cup placegetter Jakkalberry is expected to be a key member of trainer Marco Botti's team for the 2013 Dubai racing carnival.
Stewards inspect Patinack stable Horses at Nathan Tinkler's Queensland stable have been inspected and found to be fit and healthy.
Warwarick to complete the circle in Bagot Trainer Bryce Stanaway is repsonsible for a major achievement in getting talented mare Warwarick back to form and is now looking for a major win.
Big Bear set to Rock in Standish Handicap Big Bear Rock will have to overcome his aches and pains but is a strong chance in the Standish Handicap at Flemington, trainer Stephen Brown says.
Smith weighs up options for Dream Forward Dream Forward is likely to bypass a race at Warwick Farm and rely on a high rate of attrition to propel her into the Magic Millions Classic field.
Delago Bolt going for Gold at the Coast James Lyons only has three horses in work but two of them, Delago Bolt and Drenalin, will contest $100,000 races at the Gold Coast.
Darci to prove too Good in Tatts Club Cup A tough performance from Darci Be Good in the Villiers Stakes last start has jockey Nathan Berry in two minds about his Tattersalls Club Cup chances.
Mr Moet new favourite for Perth Cup Mr Moet, one of the form gallopers of the Perth summer carnival, is now outright favourite to win the Perth Cup in the absence of stablemate Chester Road.
Balavan set to strike first-up for Waller Former Victorian Balavan is enjoying life in Sydney and trainer Chris Waller believes he can make his presence felt in the Carrington Stakes.
Alcopop retirement on the cards: Stephens Alcopop has returned from Hong Kong in good order but trainer Jake Stephens has revealed he is thinking about retiring the Group One winner.
Cheltenham looms for Hurricane, Taquin Hurricane Fly and Taquin De Seuil are both in the frame to run during the Cheltenham Festival after runaway Grade One victories.
Big jumps double a target for Tidal Bay Soft ground will hold the key to Tidal Bay's campaign but trainer Paul Nicholls says the veteran jumper could chase a unique double over the fences.
Jockey's death hits NZ racing industry Australia-based Canterbury jockey Ashlee Mundy's death after a fall at the Kurow races has come as a huge shock, says trainer Lisa Rae.
Hong Kong champion to run at Flemington One-time Hong Kong horse of the year Good Ba Ba will make his Australian debut at the age of 11 in the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
Ironstein on path to Tasmanian Cups Ironstein will run in the Gosford Cup on his way to a tilt at Tasmania's summer features in Hobart and Launceston.
Waterhouse still confident of Millions Gai Waterhouse still has a quality team for the Magic Millions despite the recent defeats of a couple of fancied runners.
Bush apprentice impresses at the Valley Apprentice John Kissick is no novice, but he is set to come to Melbourne with a three kilo apprentice's claim and a bright future.
Drop in distance to suit Moriarty Blinkers go on Moriarty in the Tattersalls Cup at Rosehill as he attempts to end his summer campaign on a winning note.
Baker after flying start to the new year Cantonese has been a revelation for Bjorn Baker and will be out to start the new year in the same vein in the Group Two Perth Cup.
Steel Zip recovers from setback Steel Zip has recovered from a minor setback and will attempt to revive his Magic Millions Cup campaign in the Goldmarket Handicap.
Hurricane Fly storms home at Leopardstown Hurricane Fly has shown he is on target to regain his Champion Hurdle title at the Cheltenham festival with an easy victory at Leopardstown.
Boss returns to Queensland as a winner Glen Boss is a proud Queenslander and he took great pleasure from winning the Bernborough Handicap aboard Alma's Fury at Doomben.
Schofield ends year with winning double A winning double to Glyn Schofield at Canterbury has kept the jockey ahead in the Sydney premiership at the end of 2012.
Travolta to be set on Sydney Cup path Gai Waterhouse has earmarked Travolta as a potential Sydney Cup horse following his return to winning form at Canterbury.
Sumakaray makes amends with Valley win The Brian Cox-trained Sumakaray has made up for a disappointing run at Flemington with an impressive victory at Moonee Valley.
Sizzling suffers shock loss in Vo Rogue Sizzling's Magic Millions campaign has suffered a setback after a narrow defeat in the Vo Rogue Plate at Doomben.
Alysha Collett set to front skills panel Apprentice Alysha Collett will be sent for remedial training with a special riding skills panel after stewards found fault with her ride on Silk Pins.
Missy Longstocking continues winning run Missy Longstocking proved her versatility when she kept her unbeaten record intact in the B J McLachlan Stakes at Doomben.
Begg predicts bright future for Bennetta Trainer Grahame Begg has predicted a bright future for Bennetta who has shed her maiden status with a strong win at Canterbury.
Cathay Lady's Canterbury streak continues Cathay Lady continued her affinity with the Canterbury track as she fought back when headed to make it three wins in a row.
Discreet revives Gold Coast plans Kelly Schweida produced a masterstroke by adding a tongue tie to Discreet who landed a plunge and salvaged a faltering Magic Millions campaign.
Moody claims early Moonee Valley treble Trainer Peter Moody asserted himself with an early treble at Moonee Valley that has returned him to the top of the Melbourne trainers' premiership.
Magic Millions no certainty for Dothraki Dothraki spoils Magic Millions plans for Aussies Love Sport but is no certainty to take his place in the rich Gold Coast race.
Schofield ride attracts stewards' scrutiny Ferment has scored an upset win at Canterbury with short-priced favourite Lilliburlero going down for the first time in her short career.
Clevadude on target for Magic Millions Clevadude retained a prominent place in Magic Millions Classic betting after scoring a convincing Moonee Valley win to maintain an unbeaten record.
End of an era as McCririck says goodbye British racing is on the verge of new era in broadcasting with larger-than-life personality John McCririck among several media casualties.
Tidal Bay rocks Ireland's young guns Veteran jumper Tidal Bay has come back from the brink of defeat to win the Grade One Lexus Chase at Leopardstown.
Star Wars to debut chasing Millions spot Scott Aspery has outsider Star Wars in the juvenile race at Canterbury but believes the colt has the raw talent to be a realistic winning chance on debut.
Gasquet chasing another Canterbury win Gasquet is unbeaten at Canterbury and trainer Joe Pride believes the sprinter can keep that run going despite stepping up in class in an 1100m event.
Good Ba Ba set for Australian debut The Australian debut of former Hong Kong champion Good Ba Ba shapes as the feature of Flemington's New Year's Day meeting.
Here The Rhythm takes next step at Valley Here The Rhythm steps up in grade at Moonee Valley but is unlikely to be overawed by the occasion, trainer Shawn Mathrick says.
Full Hand ready to make amends in the city Full Hand is poised to atone for a lacklustre city debut when he steps out at Moonee Valley in the Alternate Railway Handicap.
Champagne Cath out of Magic Millions The Chris Waller-trained Champagne Cath is out of Magic Millions contention but all is not lost from a Golden Slipper viewpoint.
Caliente to capitalise on ideal barrier A perfect barrier draw is likely to see a variation in riding tactics for Caliente in the Group Three Vo Rogue Plate at Doomben.
Primitive Man ready for metropolitan debut Tainer Shane Fliedner is looking forward to getting a guide to the future when he runs last-start winner Primitive Man at Moonee Valley.
Safeguard to miss Diamond for Slipper tilt Safeguard will miss the Blue Diamond series to concentrate on a Golden Slipper campaign while stablemate Montsegur will head to the Blue Diamond Preview.
Wiggins vital to stable success: Heathcote Robert Heathcote says the consistent form of jockey Ryan Wiggins is due to self-belief and an excellent work ethic.
Cantonese draws wide gate in Perth Cup A field of 20 runners has been declared for the Perth Cup with Mr Moet faring best of the favourirtes. In-form Sydney stayer Cantonese has gate 19.
Newbury in equation for Long Run Top jumper Long Run is in contention for a start in the Denman Chase at Kempton after winning the King George VI Chase.
Ethiopia enjoying a rest in the west Trainer Pat Carey is looking to the spring rather than the autumn as he contemplates the future of his Derby winner Ethiopia.
Crystal Icon tries a step up Crystal Icon has the chance to prove he belongs in the big time when he comes to Moonee Valley.
Trainer fined for illegal treatment Trainer Brett Scott has been fined $1000 for treating a horse during the 24 hours before it was due to race.
Canterbury test for bush filly Madame Fly Cessnock-based filly Madame Fly will line up against some highly-rated juveniles at Canterbury in pursuit of a place in the Magic Millions Classic.
Hard work pays off for jockey Jockey Ben Melham paid a heavy price for enjoying his Christmas, but he had his reward with the win of Secret Liasion at Mornington.
Circle Of Power primed for Canterbury Trainer Rod Craig is confident Circle Of Power can capitalise on his last-start win when he runs at Canterbury.
Avoid Lightning needs to have answers Trainer David Jolly is looking to Saturday's Moonee Valley meeting to test the versatility of his mare Avoid Lightning.
She's A Stalker to confirm Millions plans Trainer Angela Davies is confident She's A Stalker will perform well enough at Canterbury to confirm a place in Magic Millions Guineas.
Oamaru Princess to race for a new car The flying Oamaru Princess is likely to bid for a new car in one of Moonee Valley's 55 second challenge races following her Mornington win.
Purrific has the right formline: Marshall Purrific has the right formline to acquit herself well in Saturday's B J McLachlan Stakes at Doomben according to Simon Marshall.
Atlantic Jewel's fate known soon Atlantic Jewel's racing future will rest on a second scan of her injured foreleg due to be taken in two weeks.
Long Run reclaims King George title Long Run has won the gruelling King Geogre VI steeplechase at Kempton in the last strides to deny Captain Chris.
Habibi rewards Logan for honest approach Habibi strode away to win the Group Two Great Northern Guineas at Ellerslie and is likely to head towards the New Zealand Oaks in March.
Rosehill trebles for Bowman and Waller A first-up win to Lonace brought up a Rosehill treble for Hugh Bowman and Chris Waller, with Bowman winning on all of his three Boxing Day rides.
Master Avatar continues winning streak Master Avatar arrived unheralded from Victoria but is on target for the Magic Millions Cup after making it four straight wins at Eagle Farm.
Le Roi shows class to win Summer Cup Lightly-raced import Le Roi has capped his preparation with a Group Three win in the Summer Cup and will be aimed at feature staying races in 2013.
Tai Tai Tess ready for Mornington test Honest mare Tai Tai Tess has the opportunity to make amends for a recent placing when she takes her place in the Lord Stakes at Mornington.
Distance not an issue for Millions filly Liam Birchley has given Magic Millions contender Missy Longstocking a glowing report leading into the B J McLachlan Stakes at Doomben.
Undeniably lives up to his name A horse whose career seemed over and whose life was in grave danger, has scored his first win in two years at Caulfield.
Clevadude on trial for Magic Millions Promising two-year-old Clevadude will be racing for a place in the Magic Millions Classic when he runs at Moonee Valley.
Gai's Millions firmer ready for race debut Aussies Love Sport has firmed in betting for the Magic Millions and Gai Waterhouse believes the colt has the talent to deliver in feature juvenile races.
Fix outslogs Eight Carat Classic field Fix showed the form which took her to third in the 1000 Guineas by keeping out the favourite Soriano in the Eight Carat Classic.
The Hombre thrashes Newmarket field Hastings galloper The Hombre has easily won the Newmarket Handicap and will now go for Group One glory in the Railway Handicap.
Boxing Day crowd disappoints Waller Hawkspur made it three wins in a row at Rosehill but trainer Chris Waller has questioned a lack promotion surrounding the Boxing Day meeting.
Montsegur joins Darley's 2YO elite Sheikh Mohammed's Darley stable has produced two top-flight two-year-olds in as many race meetings in Melbourne with Montsegur winning at Caulfield.
Youbolt takes on class at Caulfield Youbolt's immediate future will rest on his attempt to match it with a classy field at Caulfield in the Christmas Stakes.
Dances On Stars to run at Doomben Trainer Gerald Ryan has no qualms about Dances On Stars taking on Group One winner Sizzling on his home turf in Queensland.
Lilliburlero aims for three from three Exciting prospect Lilliburlero will be aiming for her third win from as many starts before she is rested with the autumn in mind.
Poste Restante ready to deliver in Cup Poste Restante has taken no harm from a Brisbane to Sydney road trip and trainer Desleigh Forster expects the mare to run well in the Summer Cup.
Ulundi chasing successive Lord Stakes wins Ulundi is primed to win the Lord Stakes for a second time after emabarking on a campaign that almost mirrors his lead-up to 2012.
Junior aiming high in King George Connections are hoping to recoup their late entry payment for Junior in the King George VI Chase to be run on a heavy track.
TVN secures NSW thoroughbred rights Broadcaster TVN has secured media rights for all racing clubs in NSW, bringing the state into line with Victoria in a landmark deal for Australian racing.
Millions filly stays at home for lead-up One of the best two-year-olds to race in Sydney this season will have her final Magic Millions Classic lead-up race at Canterbury instead of Brisbane.
Bowman out to confirm premiership move Hugh Bowman, an outright favourite to win the 2012-2013 Sydney jockeys' premiership, will be banking on Lonace to deliver a Boxing Day win.
McLachlan stern test for Sir Luminar Michael Nolan rates Sir Luminar highly but says he faces a major challenge against some quality female rivals in Saturday's McLachlan Stakes.
Trainer looks ahead after tragic day Trainer Robbie Griffiths is devastated by the loss of Beltrois but is looking ahead to a powerful showing at Caulfield on Wednesday.
Brightest to back up in Summer Cup Consistent mare Brightest will be given the chance to prove herself over 2400 metres in the Summer Cup at Rosehill.
Regimental Pride out of Magic Millions Trainer David Payne has shelved Magic Millions plans for Regimental Pride to concentrate on a Golden Slipper campaign for the well-bred colt.
Malavio's sister starts Oaks campaign She's A Girl, a half-sister to stakes winner Malavio, resumes at Rosehill for a campaign aimed at the Group One Australian Oaks.
Long Run out to reclaim Kempton crown Long Run is showing signs he is close to recapturing his best form and trainer Nicky Henderson is confident the gelding will be a force at Kempton.
Williams third on Rulership in Japan Australian jockey Craig Williams has finished his latest Japanese stay with a third on Rulership in the Arima Kinen, the final Group One of the season.
Carlton House due in Australia on Monday Carlton House is soon to arrive in Australia where he will be trained by Gai Waterhouse for the Queen.
All Too Hard impresses on return to work The Australian Guineas is All Too Hard's next major target and the colt has impressed co-trainer Michael Hawkes with the way he has matured.
Shootoff to run on Boxing Day Queensland Derby winner Shootoff is improving after recovering from injury but will probably need the run in the Zabeel Classic on Boxing Day.
Alma's Fury to run in Bernborough Villiers Stakes runner-up Alma's Fury will head to Brisbane to chase a breakthrough stakes win in the Bernborough Handicap with Glen Boss to ride.
Waller to use Sydney strategy in Melbourne Trainer Chris Waller will use the tried and true methods that have made him Sydney's leading trainer when he embarks on a Melbourne venture.
Unwanted Sea Lord shines Trainer Stephen Brown has revitalised Sea Lord's career with his next assignment the Listed Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Riley happy with I'm Too Sexy Mark Riley says I'm Too Sexy will cope with hot weather and distance in the McLachlan Stakes at Doomben, her lead-up to the Magic Millions.
Orr Stakes option for Mufhasa The Orr Stakes in Melbourne is among the options for evergreen New Zealander King Mufhasa following his return to the winners' list at Awapuni.
Highs and lows of British racing in 2012 Frankel tops the list of all things good about British racing which has also experienced some lows in recent times.
Barzalona looks ahead to the new year Mickael Barzalona's star is expected to rise even higher in the new season as he continues his ride with the Godolphin stable.
Melbourne Cup again target for Mount Athos Trainer Luca Cumani and owner Dr Marwan Koukash again have the Melbourne Cup in their sights with Mount Athos.
Robl to miss prized Magic Millions ride A second suspension in a week has cost Peter Robl the prized ride on Magic Millions Classic favourite Assail for the Gold Coast feature.
Brisbane sprinter Adebisi win Razor Sharp A welcome drop in weights has helped Queensland sprinter Adebisi win the Listed Razor Sharp Handicap at Warwick Farm.
Audacious Spirit passes stamina test Jeff Lloyd is sceptical about Audacious Spirit handling distances longer than 1350m despite his win in the Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben.
Winner dies after Flemington race Joy turned to horror for the connections of Flemington winner Beltrois who had to be put down after breaking a shoulder and falling just after the line.
All Legal wins thrilling Villiers Stakes All Legal was close to retirement last year but has capped the best preparation of his career with a narrow victory in the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
Angelus delivers overdue win in style Angelus has made a welcome return to the winner's circle at Warwick Farm to reinforce trainer Peter Snowden's faith in her ability.
First Saturday winner for Goold Mature-age apprentice Geoffrey Goold is living the dream with rejuvenated sprinter Delago Pilli who clinched a winning hat-trick at Doomben.
Baltra beaten but better things in store A sustained plunge on country sprinter Baltra has come unstuck at Warwick Farm but he has still shown he has plenty to offer in the future.
Blinkers likely for Greytfilly in Millions Robert Heathcote is considering an important gear change for Greytfilly in the Magic Millions after her unlucky second at Doomben on Saturday.
Baker trains two-year-old quinella Twilight Royale has led in a quinella for trainer Bjorn Baker in the $250,000 Inglis Nursery at Warwick Farm, defeating stablemate Fuerza.
Winner dies after Flemington fall Beltrois has had to be euthanased minutes after winning a race at Flemington following a stumble 50 metres past the post.
You Think So to tackle Bagot In-form stayer You Think So will join stablemate Unusual Suspect in Melbourne's feature summer staying event, the Bagot Handicap.
Heart Testa keeps unbeaten sequence Heart Testa has stretched his record to four wins from four starts with a determined victory carrying 59 kilograms at Warwick Farm.
Speedy Safeguard scores at Flemington Natural ability and pure speed have helped the Darley-owned Safeguard to a debut victory at Flemington.
Danedream owner retires Arc winner Owner Teruya Yoshida has retired Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Danedream and the mare will go to England to be served by Frankel.
SA-trained stayer favourite for Summer Cup European import Le Roi is favourite for the Group Three Summer Cup with a field of eight declared to contest the 2400m Rosehill race.
Munce to miss Magic Millions raceday Chris Munce will begin cancer treatment on January 7, ruling him out of riding Sizzling in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Nursery win would be Sweet for Nickson Gary Nickson is confident speedy filly Sweet Kiss can back-up a debut win at Newcastle in the $250,000 Inglis Nursery Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Collett to confirm standing in Villiers Jason Collett has racked up 20 metropolitan wins this season but is chasing a breakthrough Australian stakes success on Thumbtacks in the Villiers.
Price looking to Al Aneed to find form Trainer Mick Price has changed jockeys and gear in a bid to encourage promising colt Al Aneed find his best form at Flemington.
VRC extends welcome mat to Chris Waller Chris Waller has been granted a lease on 10 boxes at Flemington with the leading Sydney trainer to have a Melbourne base up and running within two months.
Nikolic loses appeal over two-year ban Jockey Danny Nikolic has had his appeal against a two-year ban dismissed. Nikolic has been disqualified for threatening a racing official.
Apprentice Sadler takes on tough ride Apprentice Thomas Sadler has been given the responsibility of keeping alive Lord of Brazil's impressive record at Flemington on Saturday.
Module looking for form at Flemington Trainer Peter Gelagotis is looking for a return to form from Module in the Bitalli Handicap at Flemington.
Wide alley nothing new for Morning Captain Kelly Doughty says Morning Captain's liking for the 1350m circuit at Doomben should help offset an outside alley in the Lough Neagh Stakes.
Greytfilly has right attitude: trainer Greytfilly's feisty attitude is what makes her such a keen competitor as she chases a winning lead-in to her Magic Millions assignment.
Veteran Rockpecker in line for 10th win Trainer Ken Fythe is confident his care and attention have made his stable star Rockpecker a better horse than the average nine-year-old.
Scandals overshadow Caviar achievements Black Caviar conquered the world but ultimately it was two jockeys and their transgressions who created unwanted headlines for Australian racing in 2012.
600 join equine influenza class action Lawyers say the 2007 equine influenza outbreak, traced to an Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service station, was caused by negligence.
Cantonese arrives in Perth for Cup bid In-form Sydney stayer Cantonese has arrived in Western Australia and will be a late entry for the $500,000 Perth Cup at Ascot.
Cash boost for Sunday racing in Britain Sunday racing in Britain will be given a major lift with race clubs offered financial incentives as part of an across-the-board stakes increase for 2013.
New Championship launched in Melbourne Racing Victoria has launched a Group One Championship to lure the country's best horses to its summer and autumn carnivals.
Assail new Magic Millions favourite Assail stamped herself the horse to beat in the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast with a brilliant win at Wyong.
Berry grilled over Driefontein defeat She's A Stalker caused an upset in the Wyong 3YO Magic Millions as stewards adjourned an inquiry into the ride by Tommy Berry on beaten favourite Driefontein.
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Group One moved from Randwick to Farm Warwick Farm will host the Group One Randwick Guineas meeting next year with racing at Sydney's premier track now due to resume on Derby Day.
Azzaland back from injury at Doomben Azzaland and his trainer Richie Stephenson will make a comeback to metropolitan racing at Doomben this weekend.
Filly to bypass interstate trip Adelaide trainer Will Clarken has opted to put a start at Flemington on hold and run debutante Molto Bella closer to home.
All Legal geared up for Villiers Two former top jockeys who won the Villiers Stakes will face off as rival trainers in this year's edition of the Sydney summer showpiece.
Duff hoping for rain for Steel Zip Pat Duff would like to see a soft track for the Lough Neagh Stakes in which Steel Zip continues his build-up to next month's Magic Millions Cup.
Trainer charged over Oliver case The Damien Oliver betting scandal has taken another twist with top trainer Robert Smerdon to answer charges relating to the matter.
Brasch takes leap of faith Country-based trainer Jeff Brasch is hoping his decision to focus on his training career pays dividends at Warwick Farm.
Five Minutes With... Jason Collett New Zealand born rider turned Sydney Metropolitan jockey, Jason Collett, has had a whirl wind career riding in New Zealand, Australia and Macau over the past twelve months along with overcoming some major obstacles.
Hypurr begins Sydney career in Razor Sharp Former Hong Kong galloper Hypurr has shown new trainer Joe Pride enough to suggest he can make an encouraging Australian debut at Warwick Farm.
Country horse with Hollywood name A horse whose name derives from the line of a well-known song will aim to extend his winning sequence at Wagga.
Rite Of Passage to be aimed at Gold Cup The Ascot Gold Cup will be the target for the Dermot Weld-trained Rite Of Passage, a one time leading Melbourne Cup contender.
Jockey Eddie Ahern faces corruption charge Jockey Eddie Ahern and former footballer Neil Clement are among six men charged with corruption offences by the British Horseracing Authority.
Court upholds ban on AI Traditional breeders have had a victory in the Federal Court which has ruled the ban on the artificial insemination of thoroughbreds remain.
Saimee Jumaat outed for 18 months One of Singapore's most high-profile jockeys has been suspended for 18 months over his handling of a horse in a race at Kranji.
Trilione redeems reputation with Farm win Trilione has taken a major step towards salvaging her tarnished reputation with an impressive Eagle Farm win.
Import heads Summer Cup entries Connections of imported galloper Unusual Suspect are hoping he can capitalise on his breakthrough win in the Werribee Cup.
Paaratte Pat still learning Sprinter Paaratte Pat has chalked up two wins from three starts this campaign but trainer Brendan McCarthy says the gelding is still a work in progress.
Form horses key to Villiers The Villiers Stakes is the feature race of the Sydney summer and statistics suggest punters should be looking for in-form horses.
Harry White trophies on show The trophy collection of four-time Melbourne Cup winning jockey Harry White will go on show at Flemington.
Ideal draw for Adebisi in Razor Sharp Desleigh Forster has given the all clear for Adebisi to start in the Razor Sharp Handicap at Warwick Farm after the gelding drew ideally.
Wyong guide to Berry's Millions chances Tommy Berry will get a great guide on his chances of winning a third straight Magic Millions at the Gold Coast when he rides Certitude in a Wyong lead-up.
Another English racecourse closes Folkestone has become the second British racecourse to close but hope remains a redevelopment proposal could mean it is temporary.
Whitefriars return a tonic for Worthington Trainer Rick Worthington is tackling his own health battle at the same time he is preparing his best horse for a comeback after almost two years out.
Victorian jumps racing schedule announced Racing Victoria has released a schedule for the 2013 jumps racing season which offers more than $3 million in stakes in 70 races.
Frill Seeking a surprise Millions hope Frill Seeking has surprised trainer Matthew Smith by showing early ability and the filly will be given her chance at Magic Millions riches.
Tackleberry set to step up at Flemington Cranbourne trainer Allison Sheehan is chasing a big pay cheque when Tackleberry steps up in class at Flemington.
Flight plans hold key to Cantonese Cup bid Cantonese, the Sydney stayer who continues to thrive under the care of Bjorn Baker, is well in the frame for a Perth Cup start.
Monton on track for back-to-back Villiers Ron Quinton believes Monton is up for the challenge as he heads towards a shot at becoming the first dual winner of the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
State Of Wealth to cash in at Eagle Farm State Of Wealth is back in form after a below-par winter campaign but he faces a stern midweek test at Eagle Farm against Sarge In Charge.
Rawiller to have surgery on ankle injury Nash Rawiller is expected to be out of the saddle for at least six weeks after breaking his ankle at the barrier trials at Rosehill.
Symons to be back riding in the new year Chris Symons expects to be back riding soon after having a metal plate removed from a broken foot suffered in a car park accident.
Conners keeps options open with Register Trainer Heath Conners saw plenty of merit in Register's first start and he is confident blinkers will make her an even better chance at her next outing.
Form stacks up for Standard Bearer Noel Mayfield-Smith has confidence in Standard Bearer as he prepares to resume his juvenile campaign in the Inglis Nursery.
Smith has two stakes chances at home Cabernet and Slow The Flow will run at Warwick Farm for local trainer Matthew Smith in the Villiers Stakes and Razor Sharp Handicap respectively.
Laxon claims seventh Singapore premiership The Singapore trainers' premiership has gone down to the wire with Laurie Laxon edging out Michael Freedman to win a seventh title.
Small window of hope for Hereford Hereford, which has hosted horse racing since 1771, has become the first British racetrack to close in more than 30 years.
Giles Cross in top order for Welsh feature Trainer Victor Dartnall is hoping to celebrate the re-opening of his stable with a victory in the Welsh National.
Unusual Suspect wins Werribee Cup American import Unusual Suspect has finally broken his Australian drought with a come-from-behind victory in the Werribee Cup.
Galah heads Snowden's Villiers assault Peter Snowden goes into the Villiers Stakes with three runners, including Festival Stakes third placegetter Galah.
Doncaster aims for Scream Machine Trainer Jason Coyle plans to target the Doncaster with Scream Machine, the winner of his past two starts the most recent on protest.
Waller sets sights on Melbourne Cup Leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller has his sights set on winning the Melbourne Cup after Kelinni gave him his best finish yet.
Calcatta to run in Wyong Millions Melbourne filly Calcatta will be a starter in the rich two-year-old race at the Wyong Magic Millions lead-up meeting.
McMahon out until New Year after fall A Sunshine Coast fall has ruled Ric McMahon out for a month but he is adamant he will recover in time to partner Better Than Ready in an autumn campaign.
Shares available in All Too Hard A ten per cent share in Black Caviar's half brother All Too Hard is being offered by the Group One winning colt's new owners, Vinery Stud.
Nicholls moves on from Kauto Star Trainer Paul Nicholls has apologised for the public spat between him and owner Clive Smith over retirement plans for Kauto Star.
Robl and Rawiller out for Christmas Jockeys Peter Robl and Nash Rawiller have been outed for careless riding, incurring bans which will keep them out of the important Villiers Stakes meeting.
Tinkler's All Too Hard sold to Vinery Stud Embattled businessman Nathan Tinkler has sold All Too Hard, one of the most valuable colts in Australian racing.
Samui Lad win a boost for Waterhouse team Samui Lad has produced a welcome result for the Gai Waterhouse team after a determined all-the-way win at Rosehill.
Fire Up Fifi on target for Bernborough Fire Up Fifi's win in the Just Now Quality has been described as a bonus victory with the Bernborough Handicap her primary goal this campaign.
Cantonese wins first stakes race for Baker Cantonese has given trainer Bjorn Baker his first stakes win since he moved on from a successful training partnership with his father Murray.
Munce and Wood laud Sizzling victory Sizzling left Chris Munce and Kelso Wood reaching for superlatives after his impressive win in the Gold Edition Plate.
O'Hara bounces back with protest win Kathy O'Hara crashed to the turf in the opening race at Rosehill but bounced back to win later in the day after a controversial protest.
Bushfire horse wins at Flemington British General, a horse who escaped the flames in Victoria's Black Saturday bushfires, has scored his first city win at Flemington.
Blinkers do the trick for Mr Light Blue Trainer Barry Baldwin's decision to put blinkers back on Mr Light Blue proved a masterstroke at Eagle Farm.
Sir Luminar secures Magic Millions start Sir Luminar smashed a race record to qualify for the Magic Millions when he scored a brilliant win in the Phelan Ready Stakes at his first start.
Winning double for Regimental Gal progeny Lilliburlero has brought up a winning double at Rosehill for her dam Regimental Gal after Regimental Pride won earlier in the day.
Alcohol fuels Flemington celebration The quaintly-named Alcohol has continued his promising South Australian form with a strong win at Flemington.
Gullible makes it three wins on the trot Late autumn carnival stakes races will be considered for Gullible after the improving filly capped her first preparation with a Rosehill win.
Regimental Pride wins dramatic race Regimental Pride has cemented his Magic Millons claims at Rosehill in a drama-packed race in which Kathy O'Hara fell from her mount.
Chad Schofield posts first Flemington win Apprentice Chad Schofield has scored his first Flemington win on the David Hayes-trained Mabsam.
At The Races upbeat despite Ascot loss Ascot will join most of Britain's major racetracks, including Cheltenham and Newmarket, as a broadcast partner with Racing UK, starting from 2014.
Top mare Soft Sand in switch after sale Paul Messara will take over the training of Soft Sand after the mare was purchased jointly by BC3 Thoroughbreds and Arrowfield Stud.
First crop yearlings on show THE first crop of Onemorenomore and boom Northern Hemisphere sire Big Brown enter the ring for the first time at Magic Millions in January.
Sessions out to bounce back at Rosehill Jockey Kerrin McEvoy is looking for Sessions to bounce back at Rosehill with a more professional performance after over-racing at his past two starts.
Magic Millions-bound Assail impresses Robl An impressive barrier trial win from Assail has jockey Peter Robl excited about the prospects of the Magic Millions-bound filly.
Trainer Conlan fined for raceday treatment Trainer Jim Conlan has been fined $10,000 by Racing Victoria stewards for the raceday treatment of a horse.
Chelembra set to provide Flemington clue Trainer Robbie Griffiths is hoping Chelembra can brush aside two indifferent runs to get his campaign back on track at Flemington.
Stakes test looms for Shamardani Shamardani will have to overcome a drop in distance at Rosehill as trainer Greg Hickman prepares the mare for a stakes assignment.
Waller says Moriarty will stay Cup trip Premier trainer Chris Waller is backing his own judgment and is confident Moriarty will stay a strong 2400m in the Listed Christmas Cup at Rosehill.
Auckland Cup a possibility for Cantonese Bjorn Baker has revealed the Group One Auckland Cup as a possible target for iron horse Cantonese.
Trip no issue for The Conspirator at Farm The Conspirator will step out of his comfort zone in the Gold Edition Plate but jockey Paul Hammersley is confident he will handle the assignment.
Kentucky Derby hero in Aussie stud deal Animal Kingdom, the 2011 Kentucky Derby winner, is poised to join the Arrowfield Stud roster for the 2013 Australian thoroughbred breeding season.
Leading not ideal for Jet Style: trainer In-form Jet Style looks the only leader in his race at Eagle Farm despite some misgivings from trainer Donald Baker.
No change for showpiece racing events Two iconic English races will be run at their usual time despite a switch in television broadcaster for the coverage of thoroughbred racing.
Walter stars with Goulburn four-timer Guy Walter has enjoyed another fruitful Goulburn meeting, producing four of the eight winners, including the promising Splash Out.
Magic Millions aim for Catseye Surprise Catseye Surprise is being aimed at the Magic Millions race day at the Gold Coast but her performance at Rosehill will decide which event she contests.
Date set for Karakatsanis hearing A date has been set for charges to be heard against trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony over raceday breaches.
Nikolic assault hearing adjourned Danny Nikolic's hearing on assault charges has been adjourned with the controversial jockey now set to face court in May.
Thexton pins faith in Toranado gear switch Maryann Thexton has made several gear changes in a bid to revive the Magic Millions prospects of El Toranado in the Phelan Ready Stakes.
Iggi Pop to deliver Christmas Cup cheer A stout pedigree and some promising formlines point to Iggi Pop making his presence felt in the feature race at Rosehill.
Hopes remain high for Doctor Fremantle Trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon believes he has rediscovered the spark which made Doctor Fremantle a star in England.
Commander to take harder road to Millions Trainer Nick Olive has taken what he concedes is a tougher option with in-form mare Capital Commander as she heads towards the Magic Millions.
O'Shea down but not out after Hong Kong The international stage continues to appeal to trainer John O'Shea who has returned home following the disappointment of Sea Siren's Hong Kong mission.
Browne fit for ride on Missy Longstocking Damian Browne has recovered from injuries suffered in a race fall to ride Magic Millions contender Missy Longstocking.
Light rail link a big boost for Randwick The construction of a light rail line from Sydney's CBD has been welcomed by racing administrators as it will service Randwick racecourse.
Inglis Gift Shop Open Tomorrow for your Christmas Shopping The Inglis Shop has been stocked with Christmas presents and the authorised Black Caviar book written by Gerard Whateley, with limited copies signed by trainer Peter Moody.
Sea The Stars progeny in 2014 Derby entry The 2009 English Derby winner Sea The Stars is represented by 33 yearlings in an overall entry of more than 400 nominations for the 2014 edition.
Attard celebrates first city win Trainer Jason Attard's first city win with Reiby Regina was all the more special given he has played a major role in every stage of the mare's life.
Payne cleared to resume trackwork Battle-scarred jockey Michelle Payne has taken the next step towards a return after being cleared to resume riding trackwork.
Rawiller upbeat about Fiumicino's chances Nash Rawiller helped Fiumicino rediscover winning form last start and believes they can do it again in the Listed Christmas Cup.
Moody, Nolen snare Caulfield double Top trainer Peter Moody and leading jockey Luke Nolen have combined to grab the opening two races at Caulfield.
Weight rise no issue for Poste Restante A favourable barrier draw should offset a rise in weight for Poste Restante at Eagle Farm, according to trainer Desleigh Forster.
Young trainer snares French import French Group One winner Mutual Trust will do his future racing for Victorian trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon after being bought by an Australian syndicate.
Guineas dream alive for Exotic Sequel Exotic Sequel faces an uphill battle to gain a start in the Magic Millions Guineas despite his impressive win at Doomben.
Straight challenge for Warrior Trainer Darren Weir is hopeful his promising gelding Spartan Warrior can adapt to the straight course at Flemington and notch his fourth win in a row.
Millions an option for Lady The lure of a $500,000 Magic Millions bonus could tempt Ron Quinton to head north with Lady Louboutin if she performs at Rosehill.
Channel Nine to broadcast Inter Dominion In a coup for harness racing, the 2013 Inter Dominion Grand Final will be shown live on free-to-air television.
Malavio ruled out of Villiers Promising galloper Malavio has been ruled out of the Villiers Stakes and also the autumn carnival due to arthritic changes in one of his knees.
Nechita out of Melbourne sprints John Thompson remains optimistic top filly Nechita will play a part in the autumn despite a setback ruling her out of the sprint features in Melbourne.
Kauto Star to be assessed for dressage Trainer Paul Nicholls has expressed his sadness over Clive Smith's decision to send champion jumper Kauto Star to an aspiring Olympian.
Americain's owners buy another Cup hope The owners of retired Melbourne Cup winner Americain are looking to American horse Kindergarten Kid to fill the void.
Weather key to Payne's Flemington team Trainer Patrick Payne will monitor the weather in Melbourne before deciding on a start for Fieldmaster and Hot Lover at Flemington.
Utah poised to go one better in Xmas Cup The performances of King Utah in the Christmas and Summer Cups will determine whether the improving stayer is set for Group One targets in the autumn.
Nikolic branded a liar Jockey Danny Nikolic has been branded a liar in final submission by the legal team for Racing Victoria which has banned him fro two years.
Free entry on Villiers day at Warwick Farm Racegoers will be given free entry to Warwick Farm's Villiers Stakes meeting which will feature all things Christmas.
Fortunefivehundred primed for Caulfieldl A change in scenery and racing's unkindest cut have transformed Fortunefivehundred into a winner with the four-year-old set for more success at Caulfield.
Englebrecht to continue winning run After taking out the Festival Stakes with Malavio, trainer Steve Englebrecht is confident of more city success with improving stayer Retort Courteous.
Freedman returns uncertain of future Trainer Lee Freedman will return to Melbourne from Sydney but is uncertain what his future holds.
Heathcote fined $5000 for positive swab Trainer Robert Heathcote has been fined $5000 and Slick Image disqualified from his race win after a positive swab inquiry.
221 lots for Friday’s Melbourne December Thoroughbred Sale The 2012 Inglis Melbourne December Thoroughbred Sale this Friday 14 December has been boosted by 82 supplementary entries, taking the catalogued total to 221 lots.
Dunlop waits on Cadeaux decision Red Cadeaux is likely to replicate his globetrotting year with a trip to Dubai for the Sheema Classic also in the mix.
O'Brien plots Camelot campaign Champion colt Camelot has fully recovered from colic and will be aimed at races like the Tattersall's Gold Cup.
Singapore jockey Jacky Low dies in smash A road crash has claimed the life of popular Singapore jockey Jacky Low who rode his first winners as an apprentice in Perth.
Moroney looking to expand operation Trans Tasman trainer Mike Moroney is looking to expand his operation to include a Sydney base at Randwick.
Ricky Maund fined $10,000 Trainer Ricky Maund has escaped with a fine after being found guilty of treating a horse on race day but stewards have warned of stiffer penalties.
She's A Fox comeback put on hold Talented filly She's A Fox will spend an extra month in the paddock as she recovers from a knee injurry which prematurely ended her spring campaign.
Regimental Pride on path to Magic Millions The David Payne-trained Regimental Pride will take an important step towards next month's Magic Millions when he races at Rosehill.
Even losers are winners in Hong Kong The Hong Kong Jockey Club runs the world's leading horse racing industry and at the same time is one of the planet's largest donors to charity.
Trainer hails Sprinter Sacre's brilliance Sprinter Sacre has kept an unbeaten record over fences to push his claims as one of the best chasers prepared by trainer Nicky Henderson.
Alcopop a courageous third in Hong Kong South Australian veteran Alcopop has finished a brave third in Hong Kong's showpiece race, the Hong Kong Cup at Sha Tin
Alcopop runs third in International Cup Australia's Alcopop has run third to defending titleholder California Memory in the Hong Kong International Cup at Sha tin.
Zac Purton wins Mile on Ambitous Dragon Hong Kong has claimed victory in the International Mile with Zac Purton guiding Ambitious Dragon after an injury scare for the horse.
Sea Siren beaten in HK Sprint Trainer John O'Shea says he can offer no explanation for the poor run of his mare Sea Siren in the Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin.
Red Cadeaux in breakthrough win Globetrotting stayer Red Cadeaux has claimed his first Group One victory, holding off Japanese veteran Jaguar Mail in the Hong Kong Vase.
Dothraki to carry Ryan's Millions hopes Dothraki will be out to cement a place in the Magic Millions field when he makes his debut at Rosehill.
Little excited about Soft Sand's autumn Miss Softhands could have added her name to Colin Little's autumn team with victory at Caulfield but it's Soft Sand who will carry the stable's major hopes
Moriarty to step up in distance Moriarty has had a busy schedule this campaign but trainer Chris Waller sayd he is handling it well ahead of the Christmas Cup.
The White Hope to miss Millions Matthew Dunn says it's a tough decision to miss the Magic Millions carnival with The White Hope but is looking to the long term.
Sprinter Sacre leads Henderson spree Sprinter Sacre has extended his unbeaten run over fences with an easy victory in the prestigious Tingle Chase at Sandown.
Positive response for Aintree changes New obstacles at the famous Aintree course have been given the thumbs up by jockeys riding at the Grand National course.
Luckygray wins the Kingston Town Stakes Luckygray has won the final Group One race of the year, the Kingston Town Classic, turning the tables on Railway Stakes winner Mr Moet.
Pentasia caps a big week for Jenny Duggan Apprentice Jenny Duggan has ridden Pentasia to a victory that means more than most with her Swedish parents on hand to see her win for the first time.
Heinrich loses stable star despite big win Startsmeup will figure in a shock stable change after his last-stride win in the George Moore Stakes.
Miss Softhands keeps unbeaten record Miss Softhands took longer than expected to get to the races but stamped herself as a filly on the rise with a city win at Caulfield.
Malavio stakes Villiers claims in Festival Malavio has enhanced his claims for one of Sydney racing's summer features after making his own luck to win the Festival Stakes.
Catapulted surprises Rodd in Doveton win Classy sprinter Catapulted surprised jockey Michael Rodd as he strode away with the Listed Doveton Stakes ahead of stablemate Undeniably.
Caliente scores stunning win in Mode Plate Paul Hammersley believes Caliente is an ideal type for the Magic Millions Guineas but trainer Bruce Hill is not so sure.
Larry Cassidy owns up to tactical blunder Larry Cassidy is blaming himself after Excellent Al's unplaced effort after enduring a tough run at Eagle Farm.
Floatmyboat launches Griffiths double Trainer Robbie Griffths has prepared a race-to-race double at Caulfield and predicted a bright future for three-year-old Floatmyboat once he matures.
Champagne Cath bubbles at Rosehill The debut win of Champagne Cath has been tinged with sadness for Tony Arnold with the filly named for his late wife.
Millions Guineas next for Heza Jetsetter Heza Jetsetter is an ideal type for the Magic Millions Guineas next month, according to leading trainer Robert Heathcote.
Sea Siren ready to bring big sprint home Sea Siren has completed her final piece of work before the Hong Kong International Sprint in a style that has justified her favouritism for the race.
Hawkspur win confirms Qld Derby campaign Hawkspur has signalled his potential as a Queensland Derby prospect with victory over 1800 metres at Rosehill.
Change Of Honour bound for Gold Coast Change Of Honour earned a shot at the Magic Millions Classic on the Gold Coast with a speedy performance to win at Caulfield.
Top sire Thorn Park dies in New Zealand Thorn Park, the sire of Cox Plate winner Ocean Park, has died at Windsor Park Stud in New Zealand.
Veteran Cassidy impressed with Sea Siren Trainer John O'Shea and jockey Jim Cassidy have both been impressed with the work of Sea Siren ahead of Sunday's rich Hong Kong Sprint.
Alcopop shines ahead of Hong Kong Cup South Australian veteran Alcopop steps out against some of the biggest names in world racing in the Hong Kong Cup.
Full Peal out to confirm Tasmanian plans Trainer Simon Wilde says Full Peal will be competitive at Caulfield despite stepping up in class on a last-start country win.
Nathan Berry primed for a winning return Nathan Berry says he has spent too much time on the sidelines because of suspension but he is determined to make up for lost time, starting at Rosehill.
Versatility an asset for Scream Machine Jason Coyle admits a Festival Stakes start appears unlikely for emergency Scream Machine but the trainer is confident of success in another Rosehill race.
Bell stays loyal with Ollie Vollie mount Tim Bell says loyalty to his former boss Sue Grills played a major part in his decision to ride Ollie Vollie in the George Moore Stakes.
Heathcote upbeat despite Belle's wide draw Robert Heathcote believes La Frisson Belle is talented enough to overcome a wide barrier in Saturday's Mode Plate at Eagle Farm.
Arnold the key to Wall Street in Group One Mike Moroney says Steven Arnold's navigational skills will be a boost Wall Street's chances of overcoming a wide barrier in the Kingston Town Classic.
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Aussies draw well in Hong Kong The Australian pair of Sea Siren and Alcopop have fared well in the barier draw for Sunday's rich Hong Kong International meeting.
McMahon rapt in Tiger Dimejan Ric McMahon believes Tiger Dimejan can make a successful transition from midweek company to black type level in the Mode Plate at Eagle Farm.
Duggan out to cap big week Four days after winning her appeal against a one-month riding suspension, Jenny Duggan will be out chasing winners at Rosehill.
O'Brien duo to go the distance Trainer Danny O'Brien believes a shorter trip should help Eraset regain his form while he is hoping Keep Cool will appreciate a distance rise.
Trainer guilty of race day treatment. Cranbourne trainer Ricky Maund has been found guilty of treating a horse on race day with stewards to determine his penalty next week.
Dettori fears for reputation Jockey Frankie Dettori says he fears for his reputation after a night out costs him six months out of the saddle for a drug offence.
Hyam shooting for stakes double John Hyam is chasing his first stakes win with Esprit De Bullet in the Doveton Stakes but could make it a double celebration with Almighty Bullet.
Excellantes ready to peak in Moore Excellantes has convinced trainer Robert Heathcote he is in peak condition for Saturday's George Moore Stakes despite an interstate campaign.
Shane Dye celebrates a win Champion jockey Shane Dye has won his first race since returning to the saddle following a two-year hiatus from racing.
Champion apprentice back in town Almost a decade after claiming the apprentices' premiership, Ronnie Stewart has his sights on re-establishing himself in Sydney.
Godbolt heading to town with filly Country trainer Neil Godbolt doesn't make the trip to Sydney lightly but he has decided to roll the dice and test juvenile Choice Dawn in city company.
Moreira considers a move to Australia Singapore-based jockey Joao Moreira says he will eventually make the move to either Australia or Hong Kong to test his skills against the world's best.
Bartley hoping for happy homecoming Tracey Bartley believes San Zaim can turn her lacklustre recent form on its head and claim her second successive Mudgee Cup.
Helen Johnson Houghton dies aged 102 The first woman to train an English Classic winner, Helen Johnson Houghton, has died at the age of 102.
Dettori banned for six months France's racing authorities say jockey Frankie Dettori has committed a serious breach of the rules, banning him for six months.
Tempo to suit Phelan Ready in Moore Phelan Ready hasn't won for more than three years but that could change in the George Moore Stakes, according to jockey Damian Browne.
Cassidy upbeat about Sea Siren's chances Jim Cassidy is hoping for a kind draw for Sea Siren as he prepares to head to Hong Kong where he will partner her in the International Sprint.
Eurell bags double at Sandown Trainer Greg Eurell is hoping he has found two autumn carnival contenders after Zombie Dancer and Champagne Ruby gave him a winning double at Sandown.
Millions aim for Cessnock-trained filly The Magic Millions Classic on the Gold Coast is the aim for Madame Fly who capitalised on her race experience to win at Warwick Farm.
Meagher back in the limelight Trainer John Meagher is content to allow his sons, Dan and Chris, to call the shots as their training partnership gains traction in Queensland.
Mendivil still learning his trade Trainer Mathew Ellerton is persisting with his gelding Mendivil, convinced it is only a matter of time before the horse breaks through for a win.
McEvoy hopes for summer success on Galah A trip to Perth for a Group One race didn't eventuate for Galah who is instead back in Sydney to chase a summer double, starting with the Festival Stakes.
Ford escapes injury in Warwick Farm fall Jay Ford has had a lucky escape from injury after a Warwick Farm race fall, with the jockey only suffering some muscle soreness in his back.
Perfect draw for Luckygray Local star Luckygray remains a firm favourite for the Group One Kingston Town Classic after drawing well in barrier four.
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Dettori to learn fate on Wednesday Jockey Frankie Dettori will find out his suspension for failing a doping test on Wednesday.
Stewards charge Howmuchdoyouloveme team Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony have been charged over the discovery of stomach-tubing equipment in a stable during the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Sea Siren pleases O'Shea in Sha Tin gallop Trainer John O'Shea has watched Sea Siren gallop in Hong Kong and says the star mare is in good shape for the International Sprint at Sha Tin.
Charlie Chopsticks to add to sire's run Charlie Chopsticks will be out to keep his sire Myboycharlie in the early-season two-year-old spotlight when he races for the first time at Rosehill.
Munce takes to saddle after cancer news Chris Munce is preparing to fight throat cancer but he plans to keep riding until he starts radiation therapy.
She's Bella debuts with eye to Gold Coast The Magic Millions Classic credentials of two-year-old She's Bella will be on show when the filly makes her debut in a midweek race at Warwick Farm.
Duggan clear to ride after appeal victory Jenny Duggan has won an appeal against a suspension which would have ruled her out of the saddle until early next year.
Secluded left as Messara's Rosehill hope Well-related mare Secluded will be Paul Messara's only Rosehill runner on Festival Stakes day with the trainer deciding to spell Mahisara.
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Winter King in second chance at Caulfield Winter King will be out to make up for a recent mishap when he lines up in the Doveton Stakes at Caulfield.
Champagne Ruby set to step up at Sandown Trainer Greg Eurell is confident of another consistent run from his mare Champagne Ruby at Sandown.
Gai Waterhouse to train for the Queen Carlton House, one of the best horses in the Queen's team of thoroughbreds, will do his future racing in Australia under the care of Gai Waterhouse.
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Dettori penalty soon over failed drug test France Galop is set to deliver its verdict over Frankie Dettori's failed drug test which is likely to mean the jockey will be out for several months.
Tigress Joy in fitness bid for Caulfield Trainer Darren Weir is sweating on the fitness of one of his star mares, Tigress Joy, whose preparation has been hampered by a foot abscess.
Appeal decision to decide Cantonese jockey Jenny Duggan has formed a winning combination with tough stayer Cantonese but an appeal hearing will decide if the streak continues at Rosehill.
Bloodstock agents make play for Napayshini Napayshini, the youngster who finished second at his race debut but made bigger headlines than any winner on the day, has been the subject of huge offers.
Malavio to press Villiers Stakes claims A barrier trial win has kept smart galloper Malavio up to the mark as he continues his Villiers Stakes build-up in the Festival Stakes.
All's well with Alcopop ahead of HK Cup Trainer Jake Stephens is happy with the condition of Alcopop as the Mackinnon Stakes winner prepares for the Hong Kong Cup.
Good Ba Ba wins Cranbourne barrier trial Former Hong Kong champion Good Ba Ba has won a Cranbourne barrier trial by five lengths at his first public appearance in Australia.
RV to crackdown on racing cheats Racing Victoria has announced a crackdown on cheats in the industry with the release of its Integrity Information Paper.
Another son of Danehill passed away As the breeding season for 2012 starts to wind down,for one farm in the Hunter Valley the season end has come sooner than expected following the premature death of one of there stallions.
Bobs deserves Gold Cup top billing: rider Hennessy Gold Cup winner Bobs Worth is a deserved favourite for the Cheltenham Gold Cup, jockey Barry Geraghty says.
Luke Nolen wins Wodonga Cup Luke Nolen has combined with Mike Moroney to win the Wodonga Cup with Zabisco, an entire by leading stallion Zabeel.
Jester's Girl not quite finished yet Pregnant mare Jester's Girl will be given the chance to add another stakes win to her resume before she is retired.
Clipperton to ride Monton in Festival Ron Quinton is putting is faith in apprentice Sam Clipperton to steer Monton in his defence of his Festival Stakes win.
Outlandish Lad set to travel South Australian Outlandish Lad will be making Melbourne his second home after his win at Caulfield on Saturday
Black Caviar's workload stepped up Black Caviar's training will be ramped up in preparation for her return to Peter Moody's stable and a first-up tilt at the Lightning Stakes.
Adebisi aiming for back-to-back Moore wins Trainer Desleigh Forster says a switch in venue will not trouble Adebisi as he attempts back-to-back wins in the George Moore Stakes.
Bobs Worth jumps to glory at Newbury Bobs Worth has jumped to the head of markets for the Cheltenham Gold Cup with a dominant performance in the Hennessy Gold Cup.
Parr and Moody in Warwick Farm double Jockey Josh Parr made the most of more opportunites from Peter Moody in Sydney with a winning double for the Melbourne trainer at Warwick Farm.
Circle Of Power wins in Warwick Farm debut Circle Of Power marked his first start on his home track at Warwick Farm with a victory but the Rod Craig-trained galloper had to survive a protest.
Long run ends as Newitt cops suspension Craig Newitt's extraordinary run of 2382 rides without suspension ended at Caulfield when he was banned for 10 meetings.
Horses, jockeys survive Sydney heatwave Racing went ahead on schedule at Warwick Farm despite a heatwave making conditions uncomfortable for punters, horses and their riders.
Hayes has high praise for horse and rider Trainer David Hayes shared the love after Rose Pattern's win at Caulfield, praising both her and jockey Chad Schofield.
New tactics work wonders for Jet Style Chris Munce kept his unbeaten record aboard Jet Style intact in the Recognition but only after prevailing in a nail-biting finish.
Pregnant mare secures black-type win Jester's Girl accomplished her mission of adding black type to her name when she scored a boilover win at Eagle Farm.
Fiumicino takes earnings past $3 million Nine-year-old Fiumicino has notched his first victory since 2009 and took his career earnings past $3 million with an all-the-way win in the Listed ATC Cup.
Secret Liaison confirms form turnaround Secret Liaison has scored her second win in a week following a year-long drought, saluting with a regulation win at Caulfield.
Office Bearer action clouds Farm victory An unusual leg action which has attracted the attention of stewards has thrown doubt on the Sydney future of the Peter Moody-trained Office Bearer.
Le Roi shows European class for McEvoy Le Roi became the first member of trainer Tony McEvoy's team of imports to win a Melbourne race when he scored at Caulfield.
Freedman celebrates move with a win Trainer Anthony Freedman celebrated the announcement of his move from his family's country training complex to Flemington with a win at Caulfield.
Blinkers on Poste Restante in Summer Cup Michael Cahill has recommended blinkers go back on Poste Restante in the Summer Cup after her narrow win at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
All The Talk wins but Napayshini impresses Gary Portelli hopes Warwick Farm winner All The Talk can make it to the Golden Slipper but the trainer of the runner-up thinks his horse can win the race..
Resistant shows the way in Caulfield win Resistant might not have size on his side but he showed he has a lot of heart with his win at Caulfield.
Dunaden team maintains the faith for HK Craig Williams says Dunaden can't be judged on his Melbourne Cup run when assessing his prospects of defending his Hong Kong Vase crown.
Nuptse out for change in luck at Farm Five-year-old Nuptse was a luckless runner in her first start for trainer Kris Lees but will be out to turn her fortunes around in a Warwick Farm sprint.
Racing officials on alert as heatwave hits Horse trainers are taking different precautions ahead of the ATC Cup meeting at Warwick Farm which is expected to be run in heatwave conditions.
Rejuvenated Niptious set for Caulfield Veteran galloper Niptious is close to his best form despite advancing years with trainer Danny Curran keen about his Caulfield chances.
Moriarty to cope with back-up in ATC Cup Chris Waller is confident favourite Moriarty has the right constitution to cope with racing for the third straight week in the Listed ATC Cup.
Millions goal looms for Gai's Choice David Pfieffer knows what it takes to win feature races in Queensland and he'll strive to improve his strike-rate with Gai's Choice at Eagle Farm.
Freedman to take over Tinkler stable Victorian trainer Anthony Freedman will take over the lease of 50 stables at Flemington following the departure of Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm outfit.
Race name not a sign of retirement: bookie Bookmaker Mick Rolfe has been recognised for his contribution to racing but says he's not ready for retirement despite 40 years in the industry.
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Snow Fairy stripped of Deauville win Snow Fairy has been disqualified from her win in France after testing positive to a banned anti-inflammatory.
Sargent mares on track for summer success John Sargent is looking to stakes winning mares Fromelles and Holy Moly to make their mark in Sydney this summer as he builds up his Sydney stable.
Sues chasing city success An unraced baby and a Sydney cast-off will be out to deliver trainer Mark Sues his maiden city success at Warwick Farm.
Whitefriars moves closer to return Dual Group Two winning sprinter Whitefriars has taken another positive step towards a race return with an impressive barrier trial win at Warwick Farm.
Karuta Queen goes to Moody Bonny mare Karuta Queen will be given another chance to show her wares on the racetrack, this time for new trainer Peter Moody.
Special day for Coffey at Caulfield Apprentice jockey Harry Coffey, a cystic fibrosis sufferer, will have a special reason to chase success at Caulfield.
Sydney braces for hot weekend at the track Racing NSW stewards have pushed back arrival times for horses ahead of the weekend's races, with temperatures in the Sydney region set to near 40 degrees.
Riva return likely to be delayed a week Chris Waller says Riva De Lago is likely to be held back for another week but the trainer will still have Coup Ay Tee in the Sharp Flying at Warwick Farm.
Moody set to dominate Caulfield Champion trainer Peter Moody is poised for a big afternoon at Caulfield where he will start a clutch of classy runners.
Nikolic accused of threatening witness Disgraced jockey Danny Nikolic has been accused of threatening a steward who had given evidence against him during an appeal hearing.
Kindness the key for Rockpecker Trainer Ken Fythe has one instruction for apprentice Tom Sadler when he rides his horse Rockpecker at Caulfield - be kind.
Ross lured back to track by karaoke Les Ross has returned to training after a four-year absence and will chase stakes success at Eagle Farm with lightly-raced mare Cuddlesome.
Geronimo Jack has street appeal A few changes to the diet and exercise regimen of Geronimo Jack have helped the Coffs Harbour-trained gelding recapture form.
Group One winner Borderlescott retired Grand sprinter Borderlescott has been retired and will live out his days on trainer Robin Batiman's property.
Weir picks Tigress Joy for Caulfield Trainer Darren Weir believes his mare Tigress Joy is poised for another city win and he is hoping she notches it at Caulfield.
Tassie beckons again for Youthful Jack Trainer Ross Stitt believes seven-year-old Youthful Jack still has plenty to offer as he prepares to return for a two-state summer campaign.
Ronnie Stewart back in winner's stall Ronnie Stewart has wasted little time making an impact since his recent return to Australia, celebrating a metropolitan success at Newcastle.
Pride to trial former Hong Kong galloper Hypurr, a well-performed galloper from Hong Kong, will make his first Australian appearance in a Warwick Farm barrier trial.
Schofield move pays off David Hayes has predicted a bright future for stable apprentice Chad Schofield after the pair combined to win the opening race at Sandown.
Snowden to produce well-bred filly at Farm Aspen, the first foal out of Golden Slipper placegetter Portillo, has pleased trainer Peter Snowden ahead of her racetrack debut at Warwick Farm.
Nikolic lied to gain advantage A lawyer has accused jockey Danny Nikolic of lying to suit the occasion and of being petulant and childish during his appeal against a two year ban.
Murphy to make up for lost time Injury interrupted Lucky Murphy's career almost before it began but his connections are hoping the gelding proves worth the wait.
Buck's heads Hurdle contenders Champion jumper Big Buck's will attempt to win the Long Distance Hurdle at Newbury for the fourth consecutive year.
Stewards to hear Dettori case next week French horse racing stewards will meet next week to discuss champion jockey Frankie Dettori's positive drug test.
Black Caviar relation named for racing The owners of the unraced two-year-old half-sister to Black Caviar have decided on the name Belle Couture for the high-profile filly.
Payne set to return but flags retirement Group One-winning jockey Michelle Payne says she is "definitely retiring" from riding within two years, but won't let injuries force her out of the saddle.
All The Talk in gear switch for Farm race Trainer Gary Portelli has decided on gear changes for two-year-old All The Talk who will chase his first win at his home track, Warwick Farm.
Sea Siren favourite for Hong Kong Sprint Sydney-trained sprinter Sea Siren continues to attract support ahead of the Hong Kong International race meeting.
Rawiller suspension reduced on appeal In-form Victorian jockey Brad Rawiller has had a 14-meeting sentence for careless riding reduced to six, allowing him to ride at Caulfield on Saturday.
McEvoy confines jockey to Adelaide base Trainer Tony McEvoy has barred stable jockey Matthew Neilsen from riding his horses in interstate races after he weighed in 1kg over at Moonee Valley.
Conferre in line for fourth straight win An increase in distance has led to Conferre striking a purple patch of form and trainer Robert Smerdon is hoping her winning streak continues at Sandown.
Eagle Farm and Doomben revamp approved Eagle Farm and Doomben racecourses are in for a major upgrade after Brisbane City Council approved a $1.2 billion masterplan.
Darley colts on different Guineas paths Talented colts Epaulette and Albrecht will go their separate ways during autumn campaigns aimed at Group One Guineas races in Sydney and Melbourne.
Pfieffer chasing dream result at home Trainer David Pfieffer will chance his arm with Dreamworker, scratching the mare from a restricted race to contest the Frank Underwood Cup.
Mount Athos, The Fugue to miss Vase English stayers Mount Athos and The Fugue are confirmed high-profile scratchings from the Hong Kong Vase.
Gai's Choice to find spark at Eagle Farm Gai's Choice almost won the Tattersall's Tiara at Eagle Farm and David Pfieffer is hoping a return to the Brisbane track will work wonders for the mare.
King Utah to step up to stakes company The well-travelled King Utah will face his biggest test when he steps up to stakes company for the first time in the Frank Underwood Cup.
Canali looking to change trainer's luck Trainer Stephen Brown is hoping his former Darwin sprinter Canali can give him a change of luck at Caulfield.
Bossdon City's career back on track Brett Cavanough's links to champion mare Black Caviar have played a part in reviving the racing career of a one-time Blue Diamond Stakes favourite.
Schofield has another full book The announcement by apprentice jockey Chad Schofield he is staying in Victoria has been rewarded with another full book of rides at Sandown.
Moreira booked for Classic lightweight Joao Moreira has celebrated riding his 200th winner for the season in Singapore with a booking for one of the main chances in the Kingston Town Classic.
Hong Kong awaits Alcopop Mackinnon Stakes winner Alcopop will be one of the outsiders in the Hong Kong Cup, but his trainer believes he can mix it with the best.
Japan result underlines Cup absence An international racing expert says a relaxation of quarantine rules are needed if horses who dominated in the Japan Cup are to run in the Melbourne Cup.
Speed Baby continues domination in Malaysia Fastnet Rock gelding Speed Baby continued the domination of Australian bred gallopers in Malaysia’s feature races when he ran out the victor of the Malaysian Group 1 Coronation Cup (1600m) at the Perak Turf Club in Ipoh on Sunday.
Arc winner Solemia retired Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Solemia has been retired from racing after failing to handle the pressure of the Japan cup.
Gentildonna wins the Japan Cup Japanese filly Gentildonna has led in a local trifecta in the Japan Cup with Red Cadeaux best of three Melbourne Cup runners, finishing eighth.
Cantonese and Moriarty could clash again The in-form Cantonese has been a revelation for trainer Bjorn Baker who is considering backing him up in the Frank Underwood Cup.
Melbourne beckons for Barakey Barakey will be aimed at feature sprints during the Melbourne autumn carnival after extending his perfect record to 11 in the Winterbottom Stakes.
Sea Siren ready for Hong Kong assignment Three-time Group One winner Sea Siren has pleased trainer John O;Shea with her preparation aimed at the Hong Kong International Sprint.
Risk Aversion ready to resume The Coolmore Classic is the long-term goal for Risk Aversion who will embark on a brief summer campaign at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Nicholls counts on Conti for Gold Champion jumps trainer Paul Nicholls has a potential star in Silviniaco Conti to help fill the gap left by the retirement of Kauto Star.
Local triumph for Perth's Mr Moet Perth trainer Adam Durrant has claimed the biggest win of his career with Mr Moet in the Group One Railway Stakes.
Barakey posts 11 from 11 in Winterbottom Barakey has survived a tense finish to post his first Group One win and extend his unbeaten record to 11.
Harrison outed for careless riding Tegan Harrison incurred her sixth careless riding suspension since May when she was outed for six meetings by stewards at Eagle Farm.
Steel Zip returns with Keith Noud victory The judgment of jockey Brad Stewart proved spot-on when Steel Zip made a winning return to racing in the Keith Noud Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Specific Choice a big winner at Rosehill Specific Choice has given his owners a huge pay day and put his career back on track with victory in the Inglis Bonus at Rosehill.
Criticism fires Rawiller to Valley treble Jockey Brad Rawiller rode his first city treble since he was an apprentice at Moonee Valley, answering his social media critics.
The White Hope on Magic Millions Cup trail The Magic Millions Cup is on the agenda for The White Hope after his record-breaking Eagle Farm win on Saturday.
Kulgrinda capitalises on depleted field Handy sprinter Kulgrinda has made the most of a starting mishap that forced the scratching of her biggest danger to win at Moonee Valley.
Delago Bolt rewards trainer's patience Delago Bolt has endured more setbacks than most racehorses but trainer James Lyons has never lost faith in the Eagle Farm winner.
Cantonese keeps up winning spree for Baker Cantonese has claimed his fifth win from his past seven starts and his third in town with an impressive display at Rosehill.
Anxious moments before Real Surreal win The Magic Millions will be Real Surreal's primary goal after she overcame inexperience to win at Eagle Farm.
Exceptionally set for spring breakthrough Consistent mare Exceptionally will be looking to make amends for a string of city placings when she runs in the $200,000 Ballarat Cup.
Certitude stakes claim for Magic Millions Gai Waterhouse has unearthed a leading Magic Millions candidate in Certitude, winner of her first start at Rosehill.
Valley winner spells as Schofield stays Moonee Valley winner Isabella Snowflake is to go to the paddock until the autumn, but her jockey Chad Schofield will stay in Melbourne.
Orfevre seeking revenge at home Trainer Yasutoshi Ikee hopes Orfevre can overcome his wayward tendencies when he competes on home ground in the Japan Cup.
Americain to stand at stud in Kentucky The 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain will stand at Calumet Farm in Kentucky following the sale of a 50 per cent share to a United States breeder.
Crazyonyou to carry Cummings hopes Racing blueblood Crazyonyou will be at the forefront of trainer Anthony Cummings's small but select Rosehill team.
Patinack Farm shuts Randwick racing office The Randwick office of Patinack Farm's racing operation has been closed following the departure of its chief executive and racing manager.
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Price looking for big day at the Valley Trainer Mick Price has overcome an early setback to be among the top six trainers in Australia this season
Two Sugars ready to repeat at Valley An eight-length win at her last start surprised Two Sugars' trainer Matt Laurie, but he is expecting her form to continue at Moonee Valley.
Valley a tough test for Alpha Proxima Trainer Leon Corstens is confident Alpha Proxima will be competitive in a tough field at Moonee Valley on Saturday.
Weir confident in Lord of Brazil Leading trainer Darren Weir believes Lord of Brazil's recent failure at Seymour was simply an aberration.
Fitness no issue for Audacious Spirit Gillian Heinrich believes some timely rest and recreation has worked wonders for Audacious Spirit.
Summer targets loom for Vandyke pair Two pre-post favourites trained by David Vandyke will be out to enhance their claims for summer feature race success when they race at Rosehill.
Walter in line for Goulburn Cup hat-trick Last-start Sydney winner Brightest will spearhead trainer Guy Walter's attempt to win the $100,000 Goulburn Cup for the third consecutive year.
Cornerstone Stud Facebook Page Launched Cornerstone Stud has taken steps to create a Facebook Page which will help us communicate with various people, whether they are mare owners, fans of the stallions or racing enthusiasts.
Mount Athos favoured in Japan Cup draw The Luca Cumani-trained Mount Athos, rated an unlucky runner in the Melbourne Cup, has drawn a favourable stall for the Japan Cup.
Congrats Cash Crop BIG Brown has 'gone global' just in time for buyers to start drawing up their wish-lists for the 2013 yearlings sales series beginning with the Magic Millions on the Gold Coast on January 9.
Patinack Farm jobs safe - for now An agreement between the directors of Patinack Farm Administration and the company's liquidators has staved off any imminent job losses.
In-form siblings chasing more wins Sydney jockeys Hugh Bowman and Blake Shinn will be the star attractions at Orange but trainer Frank Hayes hopes to steal some of the limelight.
Barrier brings mare to Melbourne Adelaide trainer David Balfour was in two minds about where to run Obsidian Dragon, until he saw two contrasting barrier draws.
Strong numbers for juvenile feature David Hayes has sent an early signal of the strength of his two-year-old team nominating almost 50 youngsters for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Cantonese enjoying life at the Farm Cantonese has been racing in career-best form this campaign but trainer Bjorn Baker has refused to take credit for his rise through the ranks.
Shenzhou gets another chance Shenzhou Steeds will be given the chance to end his current campaign with a win in the Ballarat Cup.
Outstanding opportunity for $10,000 Scholarship to Marcus Oldham Marcus Oldham invites applications for the $10,000 Marcus Oldham Equine Sports Scholarship 2013.
Improving filly set for class test A last start midweek victory has earned sparingly-raced filly Tigress Baby the chance to test her mettle in Saturday company.
Winterbottom important test for Travinator Trainer Daniel Pearce is looking forward to pitting his up-and-coming sprinter Travinator against some polished interstate performers.
Duggan appeals penalty Apprentice Jenny Duggan has been granted a stay of proceedings after lodging an appeal against a month-long suspension.
Dettori handed temporary French ban Jockey Frankie Dettori has been temporarily banned from riding in France after a positive test for a banned substance.
Another blow for Nathan Tinkler Nathan Tinkler's racing operation has been dealt another blow with one of the arms of his thoroughbred business placed into liquidation.
Murray's Sun on a rollercoaster ride UK-born trainer Bridget Jones says Murray's Sun is the horse of a lifetime and despite his nine years, is still relishing his racing.
Winter King looking to make amends Former Sydney galloper Winter King will be out to make amends for a luckless last start when he steps out at Moonee Valley.
Cornerstone Reduction at Inglis Summer Sale Leading South Australian Stud Cornerstone have announced they will be offering 10 well-credentialed broodmares at the upcoming Inglis Sydney Summer Sale on Friday 7 December where selling will commence at 11am.
Ibicenco injured, Sydney Cup in doubt Sandown Cup winner Ibicenco requires surgery to remove a bone chip and will now miss the Sydney autumn carnival.
More jockeys to be questioned over bets More jockeys expect to be questioned this week over betting as Victoria's racing integrity commissioner prepares to review the Damien Oliver inquiry.
Bluey to target summer series Carry Me Bluey is yet to win at stakes level but trainer Norm Hilton has high hopes that might change this preparation.
On the Road: Yearling Inspections From New Zealand to Central Queensland and across to Western Australia, there are plenty of open roads covered by the Inglis Bloodstock Team in order to inspect every yearling entered for the Australian Easter Yearling Sale.
December Thoroughbred Catalogue Online The catalogue for next month’s Inglis Melbourne December Thoroughbred Sale is now online.
Jakkalberry primed for Japan Cup bid Trainer Marco Botti says there are no concerns about Jakkalberry coming back in distance from the Melbourne Cup to the Japan Cup.
Doctors decide on Dettori's future French racing's governing body says an independent medical commission is deciding if jockey Frankie Dettori will be banned for a doping offence.
Ballarat to run the other way around The Ballarat Cup meeting on Sunday will mark the first clockwise race run in Victoria in 60 years.
Vic racing minister demands Oliver review Victoria's racing minister wants the state racing integrity commissioner to examine allegations Racing Victoria mishandled its inquiry into Damien Oliver.
RV chairman backs stewards Racing Victoria chief says investigators were correct to resist calls for jockey Damien Oliver to be stood down from riding.
Leading apprentice suspended for one month In-form apprentice Jenny Duggan has been suspended for one month after stewards completed an inquiry into Kembla Grange Cup ride.
Youthful Jack after more Tasmanian riches Youthful Jack will travel to Tasmania's summer carnival in defence of his three wins in the state's premier weight-for-age sprints.
McCarthy iron horse for hectic farewell Trainer Brendan McCarthy is thinking about racing Commanding Time twice in 24 hours, confirming the stayer's reputation as an iron horse.
Zanughan out to continue overseas trend Zanughan, a Listed race winner in Ireland, is the latest import out to make an impression on Australian racing.
Oliver bares his soul in inquiry Damien Oliver has spoken of the dark period in his life which coincided with him placing a bet which has led to a 10 month ban.
Weight a burden for Luckygray: trainer Trainer Gino Poletti is concerned about the history books conspiring against his Railway Stakes topweight Luckygray.
Johnnie Walker rewards Inglis Group 1 Winners Australia’s leading thoroughbred auctioneer; Inglis, today announced a partnership with the world’s leading premium Scotch Whisky, Johnnie Walker.
Jockey Damien Oliver banned for 10 months Champion jockey Damien Oliver has been banned from racing for 10 months after pleading guilty to placing a $10,000 bet via a third party.
Dettori faces key drugs hearing Italian Jockey Frankie Dettori is facing a world-wide ban should he be found guilty of using a banned substance at a meeting in Paris.
European stayer in Rosehill trial for Ryan Former French stayer Martinvast will have his second barrier trial in Australia for trainer Gerald Ryan and the OTI syndicate.
Schofield loses appeal against tube ban Queensland trainer Nathan Schofield's 12-month ban for his intention to stomach tube Beseech has been reinforced by Victoria's appeals process.
McEvoy in no rush with French import Mouro Adelaide trainer Tony McEvoy is prepared to give French import Mouro all the time he needs before testing his prowess as a stayer.
Mallyon closing in on race comeback Star apprentice Katelyn Mallyon is set to return to racing after being sidelined with serious injuries from a race fall since May.
Stewards ready to decide Oliver's fate Champion jockey Damien Oliver is preparing to front Victorian stewards to answer charges relating to betting.
Rain a boost for mudlark Celtic Dancer A wet track will create a level playing field for the Noel Doyle-trained Celtic Dancer in the Listed Keith Noud Handicap.
Our Penny Girl to make it two for Charlie Gerald Ryan identified shuttle sire Myboycharlie as potential topline stallion and he will back his judgment once again with Our Penny Girl at Rosehill.
Chapple-Hyam to train high-priced yearling The most expensive yearling sold at auction anywhere in the world this year has found a home at Peter Chapple-Hyam's boutique stable.
Fastnet Rock relation wins Randwick trial Two relations to the leading sire Fastnet Rock have produced contrasting results with the Anthony Cummings-trained Crazyonyou upholding the family name.
Stakes winner No. 17 for Al Maher Al Maher’s high-class daughter Cabernet scored a very well deserved maiden stakes victory when winning a competitive renewal of the Listed MRC Summoned Stakes on the final day of the 2012 Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival at Sandown.
Mixed reviews about Hurricane Fly return Top jumper Hurricane Fly made a winning return at Punchestown but it wasn't enough for bookmakers to cut his quote for the Champion Hurdle.
Robert Thompson wins his own race Jockey Robert Thompson has won the race named in his honour at his ninth attempt, extending his Australian record to 3819.
Darci Be Good getting primed for Villiers Group One placegetter Darci Be Good can capitalise on his recent Hawkesbury Cup win in Sydney's major summer race, the Villiers Stakes.
Driefontein back for summer campaign Magic Millions Classic winner Driefontein is back after an aborted spring campaign and is set to trial at Randwick in preparation for her return to racing.
Waller looking at southern stable Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller is looking to open a Melbourne stable to accommodate up to 20 horses.
Doncaster surprise target for Lamasery The Doncaster Mile has emerged as a potential autumn goal for Lamasery whose spring carnival was cut short by injury.
Decision this week on star stayer A decision on the future of stayer My Quest For Peace will be made this week and depends on whether he is invited to the Hong Kong Internatonal meeting.
Boom first Perth runner for Gollan Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan's first starter in Perth just happens to be in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes with Spirit Of Boom.
Mount Athos tries for better luck in Japan Mount Athos will be one of three Melbourne Cup runners to contest the Japan Cup, the richest race in that country.
Al Ferof powers to Cheltenham Gold Cup win Al Ferof has completed Britain's leading jumps trainer Paul Nicholls' resume with a strong victory in the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham.
Berry and Duggan suspended at Rosehill Nathan Berry and Jenny Duggan both rode a winner at Rosehill but their days were soured with careless riding suspensions.
Vandyke kicks another goal with Bledisloe A return to Australian racing continues to agree with Bledisloe after the seven-year-old scored a dashing win at Rosehill.
McEvoy, Snowden take third Sandown Guineas Kerrin McEvoy and Peter Snowden have combined for their third Sandown Guineas triumph after Tatra scored a determined win.
Veteran Ollie Vollie wins at Rosehill Country-trained Ollie Vollie beat a horse half his age when he added to his remarkable record with a nail-biting Rosehill win.
Rollout The Carpet takes out 1000 Guineas Rollout The Carpet made up for losing a Group One on protest last season by winning the 1000 Guineas at Riccarton, nosing out Waterford.
Poste Restante clinches Summer Cup start Michael Cahill believes the Summer Cup in Sydney is an ideal race for Poste Restante after her easy win at Eagle Farm.
Euroa visit pays big dividends for Berry A trip to the Euroa training property of David Hayes on Melbourne Cup eve has led to Nathan Berry riding his first winner for the trainer.
Tanby gives Williams more feature success Lloyd Williams's extraordinary spring canrival ended with another staying success thanks to Tanby in the Group Two Zipping Classic at Sandown.
Catkins wins as Sessions struggles Catkins has turned the tables on Sessions with a dominant win at Rosehill as the favourite weakened into third place.
Eclair Surprise targets Singapore Cup Adelaide galloper Eclair Surprise will be given his chance on the international stage after winning at Sandown.
NZ Group One mission for Sacred Star Sacred Star is in line for a trip to New Zealand for the Group One Levin Classic after proving himself with victory at Rosehill.
Charlie Boy impresses in Rosehill debut Jockey Glyn Schofield believes two-year-old Charlie Boy can be an autumn carnival contender after an impressive debut win at Rosehill.
Ibicenco wins Sandown Cup for Cumani Imported galloper Ibicenco has more than justified his trip from England with a strong win in the Sandown Cup.
Hayes has surprise two-year-old winner A filly who was thought to lack speed and was of questionable appearance has given David Hayes a surprise win at Sandown.
Wilde result on cards for Sandown Guineas Co-trainer Symon Wilde is optimistic about claiming a second-straight Sandown Guineas with up-and-coming galloper Gold Medals.
Roughie from bush tries his luck in town Mick Whittle pulled off a major surprise in Melbourne a decade ago and is hoping to cause an even bigger upset at Sandown.
Eclair Surprise to step up in Eclipse Eclair Surprise passed through the stables of two of Australia's best trainers but has never raced better than he is now for Adelaide's Phil Stokes.
Singapore a lifestyle change: King Victorian jockey Steven King has been signed to the Singapore Turf Club for 2013, citing a desire to escape the daily grind of Australian racing.
Trial winners all the rage for Rosehill Gai Waterhouse has unveiled some smart juveniles this season and stable representative Mark Newnham believes Windjammer can join that list at Rosehill.
Rosehill interest high in comeback stayers Stablemates Shadows In The Sun and Home On A Wing start the long haul back from illness and injury when they resume at Rosehill.
Patinack Farm to sell more bloodstock Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm is to sell another 40 broodmares in a further bid to rationalise its massive bloodstock empire.
Mile record for Biggles misleading: Doyle Biggles failed as a miler during the winter carnival but trainer Noel Doyle is adamant the trip won't worry him in Saturday's Brisbane Handicap.
Unreserved Reduction Sale of Patinack Farm Broodmares on December 7 at Newmarket Patinack Farm will sell, UNRESERVED, over 40 mares at the Sydney Summer Thoroughbred Sale .
Huge loss 'not my fault', says Bentley Former racing chief Bob Bentley says he shouldn't be blamed for Racing Queensland's losses last year, which were six times higher than he had predicted.
Virus shuts down English stable An English stable has been quarantined following an outbreak of equine herpes virus but authorities say it can be contained.
Fawkner out of Railway Stakes Emirates Stakes runner-up Fawkner won't be heading to Perth for the Group One Railway Stakes at Ascot.
Sessions out to maintain unbeaten run Talented colt Sessions will be out to maintain his perfect record when he heads to the races for the third time.
First starters for Myboycharlie EXCITING Myboycharlie youngster Charlie Boy could be the horse to step forward and claim the vacant title of `boom two-year-old' when he debuts in the ATC Membership On Sale Now Handicap (1100m) at Rosehill tomorrow
Trainer hoping luck will change in Guineas Moreau will be out to end trainer Dean Binaisse's frustrating run of stakes placings by toppling the boys in the Sandown Guineas.
Prebble chalks up 600th win Jockey Brett Prebble has followed his Melbourne Cup triumph nine days ago by posting his 600th win in Hong Kong.
Newcastle trainer Hodge fined $5000 Trainer Stephen Hodge has been fined $5000 after a horse from his stable, French Gift, returned a positive swab following a city win at Wyong.
Mourayan chasing sentimental victory Mourayan is a clear favourite to win the feature race named in honour of his one-time stablemate Zipping, a four-time winner of the former Sandown Classic.
Portelli hopes debutant is All The Talk Gary Portelli will know more about the autumn prospects of All The Talk after the colt makes his debut at Rosehill.
2013 Sydney Classic Summer Book Catalogue Now Online The much anticipated Summer Book of the Sydney Classic Yearling Sale is now viewable online HERE
Sepoy and Helmet fees set for Darley Australian Group One winners Sepoy and Helmet are set to begin their first northern hemisphere season at stud.
Fee set for Frankel at stud The recently retired Frankel, the world's highest rated racehorse, will stand for more than $190,000 in his first season at stud.
No performance-enhancing drug for Dettori Jockey Frankie Dettori's failed drugs test does not involve a performance-enhancing substance, his lawyer has revealed.
Up to 10 jockeys placed bets: report Betting by jockeys is a widespread practice, a well known punter has told a newspaper.
Tinkler prizemoney withheld to pay debts Race clubs have withheld hundreds of thousands of dollars from Nathan Tinkler's racehorse winnings to offset debts.
ATC confirms agreement with Patinack Keen to maintain Patinack Farm's place in racing, the ATC has struck a deal with Nathan Tinkler's operation to help keep its debts in check.
Up to 10 jockeys placed bets - report Betting by jockeys is a widespread practice, a well known punter has told the Herald Sun.
Rain Affair's sibling wins at Hawkesbury Rain Affair's half-sister Gullible has scored a maiden win at Hawkesbury with jockey Corey Brown believing the filly will improve over more ground.
Streama spelling until the autumn With Streama in the spelling paddock after succumbing to a bruised heel, stablemate Skyerush will be out to claim a late carnival victory at Sandown.
Gladiator on Summer Cup path Trainer David Vandyke has set his sights on the Group Three Summer Cup with emerging stayer Maximus Gladiator, who resumes at Rosehill this weekend.
Alcopop beefs up for Hong Kong Trainer Jake Stephens is preparing for his first international runner with confirmation Alcopop will join the Australian contingent in Hong Kong.
Ironstein looking for the million Trainer Gerald Ryan is confident his tough stayer Ironstein will give the $1 million prizemoney mark a nudge in the Sandown Cup.
Black Caviar honoured with Cartier award Black Caviar won Cartier Sprinter Of The Year at the annual racing awards ceremony in London but the prize pool was scooped by Frankel.
Olive shooting for double celebration Preparing to celebrate a milestone birthday, trainer Nick Olive is hoping Capital Commander can deliver an early present by winning the Snake Gully Cup.
Smerdon fined $10,000 Trainer Robert Smerdon has been fined $10,000 for negligence after a horse in his stable was administered treatment on the day it was due to race.
Dettori tests positive at Longchamp Legendary Italian jockey Frankie Dettori has failed a drugs test while riding at Longchamp in France, his lawyer says.
Luckygray topweight for Railway Stakes The 2011 Railway Stakes winner Luckygray has been given topweight of 58kg for this year's renewal and is favourite ahead of Fawkner.
Why multi-millionaire jockeys bet Damien Oliver has the wealth to match his success on the racetrack, but he still chose to place a comparatively small bet that could end his career.
Fromelles aimed at Sydney staying success New Zealand mare Fromelles is being aimed at the Sydney summer staying features and is expected to improve as she steps up to 1900m at Rosehill.
Melbourne Cup runners head to Japan Melbourne Cup runners Jakkalberry, Mount Athos and Red Cadeaux are on their way to Tokyo to contest the Japan Cup.
Handicapper calls for rankings overhaul The handicapper responsible for Australian input into the official world racehorse rankings says the current system is confusing and needs changing.
Snowden chasing more Guineas glory Tatra and Proverb can improve on trainer Peter Snowden's Sandown Guineas record which has netted two wins and two placings in the past four years.
Govt says Racing Victoria has enough power Racing Victoria should have been given more power to investigate wrongdoing, the Victorian opposition says, as a top jockey faces two betting charges.
Forgotten star ready for comeback Laser Hawk, who led home a subsequent host of spring carnival stars when he won the Rosehill Guineas, will soon embark on a comeback campaign.
Grands Crus poised for winning return Trainer David Pipe says top hurdler Grands Crus is placed to advantage at Cheltenham in his first major handicap race of a new campaign.
More jockey betting probes under way Champion jockey Damien Oliver isn't the only rider under investigation for betting on horses.
Jockey Oliver admits betting violation Champion jockey Damien Oliver has pleaded guilty to two charges including one of betting $10,000 on a horse in October 2010.
New investigative unit for NSW racing A unit designed to further combat the use of prohibited drugs in thoroughbred racing will be introduced in NSW.
Racing authorities defend EPO claims Victoria's racing bodies have defended themselves against media claims that blood doping and the use of EPO is rife in thoroughbred and harness codes.
Hay List and his trainer on the mend Hay List is making a quicker than expected recovery from surgery but his trainer John McNair still needs time to heal properly after a training accident.
Mahisara, Secluded carry Messara hopes Trainer Paul Messara is hoping Mahisara can close out the Melbourne carnival with a Sandown Stakes win while he is counting on Secluded at Rosehil.
Local chances improve at Sandown The final meeting of the Melbourne Spring carnival offers the locals a chance to pick up some healthy scraps at Sandown.
Ortensia returns with Caviar in her sights Ortensia is back in light work in preparation for a return to racing which could start with a Lightning Stakes clash against Black Caviar.
Trainer hoping for Mental redemption Trainer Peter Snowden is looking to his new sprint star Mental to make amends for a disappointing expedition to Dubai with Sepoy and Helmet.
Hughes sets sights on title defence Richard Hughes rode 172 winners this year as he claimed the English jockeys' championship and he has promised to chase another title in 2013.
Sea Siren primed for Hong Kong Triple Group One winner Sea Siren will fly the flag for Australian sprinters at the International meeting in Hong Kong.
Ironstein gets his chance in Sandown Cup Ironstein will get the chance to run over the Melbourne Cup distance when he lines up in the Sandown Cup.
Luckygray returns to winning form Perth star Luckygray has returned to winning form ahead of a clash with some classy interstate raiders heading west for the Ascot carnival.
Puissance De Lune headed for light autum New boom stayer Puissance De Lune will have a light autumn campaign ahead of a spring preparation that is already bristling with expectation.
Pinwheel spearheads Darley's Perth team Veteran sprinter Pinwheel will spearhead a small Darley team headed to Perth for feature races with his aim being the Group One Winterbottom Stakes.
Sacred Falls retains unbeaten record Boom New Zealand colt Sacred Falls has kept his unbeaten record intact, claiming the Group One Two Thousand Guineas at his sixth start.
Horse trainers allege widespread EPO use Trainers have come forward to allege widespread use of performance-enhancing drugs within Australia's horse racing industry.
Reigning surprises in Warwick Farm win Four-year-old Reigning has arrived in time to score a surprise first-up win for new trainer Bart Cummings at Warwick Farm.
NZ mare makes winning start in Sydney Holy Moly has made a winning start to her Australian career for John Sargent, with the trainer bringing up his first city win from his new Warwick Farm stable.
Kavanagh lands timely win in Matriarch Mark Kavanagh's lean spring carnival took a turn for the better with the win of Midnight Martini in the Matriarch Stakes at Flemington.
Parr tactics praised in Soros Farm win A mid-race move to press forward and assume the lead on Soros paid off for jockey Josh Parr as the favourite raced to a strong victory at Warwick Farm.
Adebisi continues golden run for Forster Adebisi made a winning return to racing at Eagle Farm, continuing trainer Desleigh Forster's purple patch of form.
Oliver in Group One form despite woes Embattled jockey Damien Oliver won his third Group One race of the Melbourne spring carnival on Happy Trails in the Emirates Stakes.
Conners posts first 2YO winner for season Speedy filly Assail has given Clarry Conners his first two-year-old winner of the season at Warwick Farm.
Mental saves the best for last in Classic Classy sprinter Mental will join the international section of Sheikh Mohammed's racing operation after his win in the Patinack Farm Classic.
Golden Sunshine remains unbeaten at Farm Trainer Rick Worthington has had to be patient with three-year-old Golden Sunshine due to feet issues but a Warwick Farm win helps to make up for lost time.
Experience counts for Direct Charge Trainer Robbie Laing produced his third juvenile winner in four years during Melbourne Cup week when Direct Charge won the Maribyrnong Plate.
Stable inspection leads to stipes' inquiry Trainer Ricky Maund is under investigation following an inspection of his stable that led to the withdrawal of Timely Truce from a Flemington race.
Cecil says Frankel has given him strength Frankel's final season has given Sir Henry Cecil the strength to carry on as he battles stomach cancer, the trainer says.
Karakatsanis stable raid inquiry adjourned Victorian racing stewards have adjourned an inquiry involving trainer Con Karakatsanis into the presence of equipment used for stomach-tubing.
Puissance De Lune faces Flemington test Darren Weir isn't looking too far ahead with Puissance De Lune but will get a guide on the stayer's prospects when he runs in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Adebisi and Easy Running ready for returns Desleigh Forster has opted to keep Adebisi in Brisbane first-up and expects him to be hard to beat at Eagle Farm ahead of his George Moore Stakes defence.
Baker aims for more home track success Bjorn Baker has an impressive strike rate on his new home track and gets the chance to keep it up when he saddles three live chances at Warwick Farm.
Fawkner to cap big week for Williams Flemington specialist Fawkner is a firm favourite to add the Emirates Stakes to the Melbourne Cup win of Green Moon for owner Lloyd Williams.
Gollan hoping for booming Patinack result Half-brothers Temple Of Boom and Spirit Of Boom will be chasing a Group One result in the same race when they contest the Patinack Farm Classic.
McDonald loses appeal, misses Stakes day James McDonald has lost his appeal against a careless riding suspension with Brenton Avdulla picking up the Emirates Stakes ride on Secret Admirer.
L'Esprit to make most of second chance He might be seven years old but L'Esprit has still got what it takes to win races, his Geelong-based trainer Andrew Homann says.
Trainer confirms Southern Speed retirement Caulfield Cup winner Southern Speed has been retired after suffering a leg injury that forced her to miss the Melbourne Cup.
Streama scratched from Emirates Stakes Streama has been scratched from the Emirates Stakes with her withdrawal paving the way for the Peter Snowden-trained Free Wheeling to run.
Brooklyn Lodge Dispersal at Inglis Sydney Summer Sale The 2012 Inglis Sydney Summer Thoroughbred Sale has been boosted by news that Brooklyn Lodge will disperse their Australian bloodstock interests at the auction on Friday 7 December.
Frankel says goodbye to stable life Unbeaten champion Frankel has left Sir Henry Cecil's Newmarket stable to prepare for life as a stallion at nearby Banstead Manor Stud.
Botti-trained stars for Hong Kong, Japan Jakkalberry, the first European-trained horse to finish when third in the Melbourne Cup, is set to have his next start in the Japan Cup.
Darci Be Good takes out Hawkesbury Cup Bede Murray needed to be convinced to start Darci Be Good in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup but was glad he did after the gelding raced to victory.
Wall Street to turn back the clock Former NZ galloper Wall Street will be out to turn back the clock when he runs in the Emirates Stakes at Flemington.
All Legal powers home at Hawkesbury Peter Snowden's recent dominance of the Lady's Day Cup at Hawkesbury has been ended by the Kevin Moses-trained All Legal.
Cassidy wins, Singleton forgives Owner John Singleton sacked jockey Jim Cassidy from the Oaks mount on Dear Demi, only to reinstate him and then watch him win the fillies' classic.
Ironstein out to defend his crown Gerald Ryan believes Ironstein is a better horse than 12 months ago as he prepares to defend his Queen Elizabeth Stakes crown.
Price pair poised for Farm The horse who caused a major boilover at Rosehill when he scored at $101 will back-up at Warwick Farm this weekend.
Dear Demi wins VRC Oaks Filly Dear Demi and her owner John Singleton have both endured some tough times this spring but the pair finally had a change of luck in the VRC Oaks.
Arinosa stands out among the greys The all-greys race at Flemington on Cup week is always a spectacle and it proved a particularly good one for premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller.
Shamal Wind lives up to promise Lightly-raced filly Shamal Wind has lived up to the promise shown at her only previous start to score a strong win at Flemington on Oaks day.
Reith confident of more Flemington joy Christian Reith believes he's a genuine chance to claim his second Group One triumph at Flemington when he rides Tiger Tees in the Patinack Farm Classic.
Honey Flower wins stakes race The Ross McDonald-trained Honey Flower has prevailed in a driving finish to score her maiden stakes win at Flemington on Oaks day.
Nikolic appeal adjourned The VCAT appeal hearing into jockey Danny Nikolic's two-year disqualification from riding has been adjourned.
Hayes revives memories of the good days The promising galloper Niconoise indicated the fortunes of former champion trainer David Hayes could be ready to turn around.
Assessing Physical Features of Yearlings Caroline Searcy, of Thoroughbred Breeders NSW, recently asked four of Australia’s leading buyers/ trainers Anthony Cummings and Gerald Ryan; and bloodstock agents James Bester and James Harron, what matters to them as they approach a sale.
Olive keen to test Nat King Cu in town Trainer Nick Olive is looking forward to testing Nat King Cu in Sydney for the first time on the back of four straight wins on his home track of Canberra.
No decision on Patinack run for filly Gerald Ryan has never run a filly against seasoned horses in a feature spring race and he is still weighing up whether to do it with Snitzerland.
Dear Demi to brighten Singo's spring It has been a forgettable spring carnival for John Singleton but filly Dear Demi can turn his luck around with an Oaks victory at Flemington.
Malavio to bounce back at Hawkesbury Steve Englebrecht is confident Malavio can bounce back from a last start defeat when he lines up in the Group Three Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Fat Al on target for another Group One Tommy Berry experienced the thrill of riding in his first Melbourne Cup and now hopes to end Cup week with a Group One Emirates Stakes win on Fat Al.
No more Melbourne Cups for Green Moon Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon is finished with chasing the richest trophy in Australian racing but his owner is not.
Newitt and Yendall to ride in Singapore Two of Victoria's most successful jockeys have secured rides in the Singapore Gold Cup for former Australian-based trainer Cliff Brown.
Back to business for Prebble Melbourne Cup winning jockey Brett Prebble will enjoy a short but sweet stay back home before returning to business as usual in Hong Kong.
McDonald appeals Cup suspension Jockey James McDonald has appealed his Melbourne Cup suspension over his ride on runner-up Fiorente.
Nikolic decision expected on Thursday Danny Nikolic's future in racing rests with Victoria's civil court which is hearing his appeal against a two-year disqualification.
Ethiopia sore and sorry after Cup Australian Derby winner Ethiopia has emerged as the major casualty from the Melbourne Cup but trainer Pat Carey is confident he will recover.
Punters spend $150 million in Cup plunge Melbourne Cup punters have launched a $150 million betting spree on the race that stops a nation.
Three Melbourne Cup jockeys suspended Three jockeys - Luke Nolen, James McDonald and Rhys McLeod - have been suspended for their Melbourne Cup rides.
From Palestine to the Cup - again There'll be no decrease in the flood of European bringing horses to Australia for the big spring races. A Palestinian from England will be first in line.
Handicapper defends Cup weights Racing Victoria chief handicapper Greg Carpenter says he has been consistent with his weighting of the horses which ran in Tuesday's Melbourne Cup
International triumph or local success? The Melbourne Cup has been won by an Australian-trained, Irish-bred, English-raced stayer who led home another international clean-sweep.
Quotes from the Melbourne Cup What was said about the Melbourne Cup.
Prebble wins Cup but won't come home Hong Kong-based Australian jockey Brett Prebble has realised a cherished dream by winning the Melbourne Cup on Green Moon.
Sadler takes chance to call at Randwick Edward Sadler was at Randwick to call the picnic race meeting but he made sure he watched his father's Melbourne Cup runner in the big race.
Tourneur in belated carnival victory Dom Tourneur picked himself up from the disappointment of losing the Alcopop ride to kick home a winner at Flemington on Melbourne Cup day.
Picnic meeting at Randwick draws 7000 The Melbourne Cup day meeting at Randwick was a picnic program but it still attracted celebrities and punters.
Prince a charm for Williams Owner Lloyd Williams has won his fourth Melbourne Cup as Green Moon shines to upstage the favourites at Flemington.
A Melbourne Cup obsession for Williams Owner Lloyd Williams has an obsession about the Melbourne Cup, but curiously he doesn't fancy coming to Flemington to watch the race he has won four times.
Melbourne Cup: What the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the Melbourne Cup.
Amateur riders get chance at Randwick The picnic race meeting at Randwick on Melbourne Cup day gave amateur jockeys the thrill of riding at the famous Sydney racetrack, many for the first time.
Green Moon wins Melbourne Cup Melbourne Cup placings as they crossed the line: 1. Green Moon 2.Fiorente 3.Jakkalberry
Oliver rides winner before the Cup Jockey Damien Oliver has posted a Melbourne Cup day winner amid media reports he has admitted guilt to betting on a rival horse in a race.
Corstens fined over Cup day treatment Trainer Leon Corstens has been fined by stewards for administering a treatment to his Melbourne Cup runner Zabeelionaire.
Vercoe celebrates first city win Trainer Simon Vercoe celebrated his first metropolitan win on Melbourne Cup day when Koonoomoo claimed a Group Three race at Flemington.
Brigantin out of Queen Elizabeth Stakes French galloper Brigantin has suffered a leg injury and will miss the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.
Williams gets his reward with Cup win Green Moon has given reclusive owner Lloyd Williams a fourth Melbourne Cup as favourites finish down the track.
Dufficy celebrates win and dreams of Cup Imported stayer Verdant has won the Lavazza Long Black at Flemington to fuel dreams of a berth in the 2013 Melbourne Cup.
Cup trainer, owners have early success Outsider Kasane gave trainer Pat Carey and owners Trevor and Terri Delroy an early Flemington success before they tackle the Melbourne Cup with Ethiopia.
Rodd snares first winner on Cup day Michael Rodd has started Melbourne Cup day on a winning note, kicking home Villa Verde to win the opening race at Flemington.
Tough Tara can win again Hardy gelding Tara Hickory will be given the chance to end a long but fruitful campaign with a win at his home track of Grafton.
Oliver's carnival takes another twist The Victorian government has been accused of negligence in not increasing the powers of Racing Victoria in the wake of a betting scandal.
Weather unlikely to mar Cup Fine weather is expected in Melbourne for the running of Tuesday's Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Oliver faces ban over betting scandal Australia's top jockey Damien Oliver could retire from the sport after reportedly admitting he placed a bet on a rival horse.
From refugee to Cup contender As a boy, former Palestinian refugee Marwan Koukash just wanted to survive. Now he's aiming to win the Melbourne Cup.
Hawkes hoping for a lucky day Trainer Wayne Hawkes hopes Mackaluckyday can lead the local charge to win the Melbourne Cup, and give him a chance to chat with Camilla.
Big punters back locals in Cup-eve betting The international grip on the Melbourne Cup may have loosened slightly on race eve with an avalanche of money plunged on local runners.
Kelinni ahead of schedule in Cup bid Chris Waller has backed his judgment throughout his short but stellar career in Sydney and is now looking to claim Australian racing's richest prize.
Dunaden in peak form for defence: Williams French stayer Dunaden will be trying to join an elite club of multiple Melbourne Cup winners when he carries top weight in Australia's greatest race.
Boss closing in on Melbourne Cup record Top jockey Glen Boss will join Bobbie Lewis and Harry White in the Melbourne Cup record books if lightweight Kelinni can win Tuesday's race.
Moraitis looking for another lucky day High-profile owner Nick Moraitis, who has already won a Melbourne Cup, is pinning his faith in a horse who almost died to win the race again.
Picnics takes centre stage at Randwick A bush postie will be among a collection of trainers and jockeys mixing it with Sydney eastern suburbs racegoers during a picnic race meeting at Randwick.
Mount Athos strategy to pay Cup dividend Mount Athos, a horse who has raced only three times this year and hasn't been to the races since August, is one of the top chances for the Melbourne Cup.
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Flemington surface no concern for Weld Dermot Weld has arrived for his 10th Melbourne Cup mission with a delicate horse he believes can win him the race for a third time.
Second Cup win looms for Delzangles French trainer Mikel Delzangles has arrived in Melbourne to put the finishing touches on Dunaden for the Melbourne Cup.
Zydeco a firm Oaks favourite after draw Zydeco kept her place as a solid VRC Oaks favourite after drawing a middle barrier for the $1 million race at Flemington.
O'Briens claim Irish title double Father and son Aidan and Joseph O'Brien have secured the respective Irish trainers' and jockey's championships.
Light gives de Sousa first Group One Young jockey Silvestre de Sousa has won a career first Group One race, riding Hunter's Light for his employer Godolphin in Italy.
Vintage Crop changed Cup forever Vintage Crop's famous Melbourne Cup win opened the door for more European stayers to make the long trip to Australia.
Australian Wilkes trains Breeders' winner Fort Larned has claimed a hard-fought victory in the Breeders Cup Classic at Santa Anita for ex-pat Australian trainer Ian Wilkes.
Australia's Cup grows in stature No-one pretends it is one of the world's breed-defining races, but the Melbourne Cup is on its own in the eyes of the world.
Americain works hard, runs hard French galloper Americain has prepared for his second Melbourne Cup victory with around 180km of trackwork and wants more.
Italian trainer Botti to make his mark Italian trainer Marco Botti is emerging as a world force in racing and hopes to add the Melbourne Cup to his already impressive list of achievements.
Oliver on the crest of a wave Damien Oliver goes into the Melbourne Cup on the favourite Americain after his hopes of getting a ride looked forlorn a short time ago.
Cumani in strongest Cup bid yet Luca Cumani says his Melbourne Cup duo of Mount Athos and My Quest For Peace are his strongest chances yet to win the race.
Thompson talks of Tinkler's money woes Patinack Farm trainer John Thompson says his boss, embattled millionaire Nathan Tinkler, has struggled to pay his bills for the last 12 months.
A new Dunaden primed for 2013 Cup The owner of Melbourne Cup champion Dunaden is already preparing a replacement to run in next year's race.
Berry excited to experience Cup day Nathan Berry will ride Sense Of Pride in a race on the Melbourne Cup undercard before cheering his brother Tommy on in the main event.
Zabeel the key to local Cup hopes Super sire Zabeel holds the key to a colonial-bred horse winning the Melbourne Cup which will feature eight European-trained contenders.
Unwanted Dunaden a Cup champion After five trainers and three sets of owners, French galloper Dunaden is set to become one of the Melbourne Cup's greatest champions.
Heathcote keeps faith in Buffering Bookmakers have taken a set against Buffering in Saturday's Patinack Classic but trainer Robert Heathcote has kept faith in his stable spearhead.
Little Mike causes upset in Breeders Turf Defending champion St Nicholas Abbey has finsihed third to upset winner Little Mile in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Santa Anita.
Champion crown for Kauto Stone The recently retired Kauto Star's younger half brother Kauto Stone has emulated his sibling by winning the Champion Chase at Down Royal.
Webber slams Melbourne Cup obsession
Formula One driver Mark Webber isn't happy with Australia's gambling culture and how obsessed the country has become with events like the Melbourne Cup.
Americain now clear-cut Cup favourite The 2010 winner Americain has retained Melbourne Cup favouritism after drawing perfectly in barrier 12 for the $6 million race.
Wide draw for Dunaden in Melbourne Cup Defending champion Dunaden will start from barrier 16 in the Melbourne Cup with the 2010 winner Americain in gate 12.
Eight internationals line up in Cup Eight overseas horses will take their place in the Melbourne Cup after final acceptances were taken.
Welkom Gold in welcome return to form Stakeswinning sprinter Welkom Gold has claimed his first victory in more than two years with an all-the-way success at Rosehill.
Cummings wins again after Derby success Anthony Cummings has followed up his Victoria Derby win with victory in the Yellowglen Stakes at Flemington.
Victoria Derby: What the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the Victoria Derby.
Apprentice Grace wins at Rosehill Apprentice Lester Grace was a late arrival for his ride on Bound To Blush at Rosehill but things still turned out for him as he guided the mare to victory.
Missy Longstocking on Millions path The Magic Millions is on the agenda for Missy Longstocking after she kept her unbeaten record intact and set a class record at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Appearance lives up to her looks Talented mare Appearance scored a brave victory and increased her value many times over with her win in the Group One Myer Classic.
Anthony Cummings lives the Derby dream The Anthony Cummings-trained Fiveandahalfstar has won the Victoria Derby at Flemington, beating Super Cool and Rawnaq.
Former Cup favourite scores at Flemington Alcopop, the favourite for the 2009 Melbourne Cup, returned from sickness and injury to win the Group One Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
Sessions makes winning Rosehill return Talented colt Sessions has been restricted to just two starts so far but maintained his unbeaten record with a first-up win at Rosehill.
Zydeco stakes claim for VRC Oaks Zydeco has scored a commanding win in the Wakeful Stakes at Flemington, cementing her place as favourite for the VRC Oaks.
Nechita returns to form in Coolmore Promising filly Nechita and jockey Christian Reith both bounced back in style at Flemington on Saturday.
Import Kelinni earns Cup bonus for Waller The Irish-bred Kelinni has gained a Melbourne Cup start after winning the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Cummings strikes early with Carbine win Bart Cummings has tasted victory in the first race of the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington with Lunar Rise winning the Carbine Club Stakes.
Delzangles wins Breeders' Cup race Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Mikel Delzangles has struck paydirt in the United States with Flotilla winning a Breeders' Cup race at Santa Anita.
Southern Speed out of Cup Southern Speed has suffered a career-threatening leg injury at trackwork while being prepared for the Melbourne Cup.
Winchester to run in Mackinnon Stakes Imported galloper Winchester will take his place in the Mackinnon Stakes after proving his fitness in front of Racing Victoria officials.
Corey Brown to stop Kiwi raid on Derby Corey Brown plans to stop the dominance of New Zealanders in the Victoria Derby aboard Honorius in the Flemington Clasic.
Streama in running for carnival back-up Star mare Streama will contest the Emirates Stakes if she performs to expectations in the Myer Classic at Flemington.
Bargain-buy Sydney sprinter off the market After costing just $5000, Yellowglen Stakes favourite Howmuchdoyouloveme is now not for sale.
It's A Dundeel the real deal for Derby It's A Dundeel might not have shown a lot initially but he has quickly turned that around and heads into the Victoria Derby as favourite.
Guineas form points to Mustang success This year's Rosehill Guineas form has been a benchmark for spring success and trainer Mick Tubman hopes the trend can continue with Merlin Mustang.
Zuccotto to put Oaks on line in Wakeful Guy Walter, famed for his patience and sense of timing, has Zuccotto trying to stake a claim for the VRC Oaks when she runs in the Wakeful Stakes.
Black Caviar suit to help internationals Black Caviar's visit to Royal Ascot this year has led trainers of the international Melbourne Cup runners to follow her lead and use a lycra travelling suit.
Fiorente impresses McDonald in Cup gallop Fiorente, the second of Gai Waterhouse's Melbourne Cup imports, has indicated he is clearly her No.1 prospect in a workout at Werribee.
Warrior set for Stud battle Trainer Paul Perry will be out to enhance his excellent record in Melbourne when he starts Hidden Warrior at Flemington.
Wray plays lone hand in Flemington ride On the eve of her first appearance at Flemington, jockey Lauri Wray says women riders will soon dominate the track.
Magic Millions goal for Moroccan Rose Trainer Gillian Heinrich knows better than most the difference between trial and race form as she formulates a Magic Millions campaign for Moroccan Rose.
Game On Dude out to set record straight There will be more than a big purse at stake as Game On Dude tries to live up to his favouritism in the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Kauto Star to meet fans at Haydock Kauto Star will parade at Haydock Park when a statue of the retired champion jumper will be unveiled.
Green Moon likely to start in Cup Doubts over a Melbourne Cup run for Green Moon have eased after the horse galloped at Moonee Valley.
Improved Red Cadeaux ready for Cup Red Cadeaux failed by the narrowest of margins in last year's Melbourne Cup but has returned to Australia bigger, stronger and better.
Cup hope Winchester "mildly" lame Racing Victoria vets will re-examine Melbourne Cup contender Winchester who has been found to be mildly lame in a foreleg.
Rawiller out to go one better in Coolmore Nash Rawiller was narrowly denied on a John O'Shea-trained colt in the 2011 Coolmore Stud Stakes and will be out to go one better this time around.
Nisos takes on the Derby stars Under-the-radar gelding Nisos will take on the glamour horses in Saturday's $1.5 million Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Reith happy to be back on Tiger Tees Suspensions have ruled Christian Reith out of riding Tiger Tees in his past three starts but the jockey is keen to make up for it in the Yellowglen Stakes.
Cummings takes Oliver's Derby advice The persuasive powers of champion jockey Damien Oliver have convinced Anthony Cummings to give Fiveandahalfstar his chance in the Victoria Derby.
Corstens follows Bart's formula Bart Cummings has set the program and Leon Corstens hopes following it will produce a major reward in next week's Melbourne Cup.
O'Brien says Santa Anita will suit Abbey The dry gound at Santa Anita in sunny California should be ideal for St Nicholas Abbey in his defence of the Breeders' Cup Turf
Secret Admirer freshened for Myer task Grahame Begg says Secret Admirer has freshened up nicely since the Caulfield Cup and expects her to make her presence felt in the Myer Classic.
Best still ahead for Stratana A setback put paid to plans for Stratana to campaign in Melbourne this spring but trainer Paul Perry believes the gelding's future is bright.
Waller pair chasing Cup berth in Lexus Chris Waller has two runners, Kelinni and Permit, chasing a Melbourne Cup start via the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Regally bred colt set to shine at Bathurst Trainer Brett Thompson is confident the wayward Great Choice has turned the corner and is ready to fulfil his potential
Cup is Melbourne's booziest event: report The Melbourne Cup has been named the city's booziest sporting event, and paramedics say they have to deal with the alcohol-related fallout.
Police urge racegoers to be responsible Victorian police will be targeting post-event behaviour during Melbourne's Spring Racing Carnival.
Starspangledbanner's fitness in spotlight Concerns over former Austalian Starspangledbanner's fitness have emerged ahead of his scheduled start in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint.
Legendary jumper Kauto Star retired Champion jumper Kauto Star has been retired in full health with trainer Paul Nicholls describing him as a once in a lifetime horse.
Streama pleases ahead of Myer Classic Trainer Guy Walter has Streama spot-on to win her third Group One race in the Myer Classic, the race he has targeted for the spring.
Beadman thanks his fans Darren Beadman has issued a heartfelt statement to thank the fans who have inundated him with well wishes following his retirement from the saddle.
Brown has confidence in Snitzerland Corey Brown, regular rider of Snitzerland, is confident the filly can justify her favouritism with a Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes victory at Flemington.
Distance a breeze for It's A Dundeel A shock last start defeat has done little to dent trainer Murray Baker's confidence that It's A Dundeel has the right credentials for the Victoria Derby.
Ocean Park has stranglehold on Mackinnon Outstanding New Zealander Ocean Park is expected to have little trouble adding the Mackinnon Stakes to his Cox Plate victory.
Berry confident he'll have Cup ride Gai Waterhouse says she's confident Glencadam Gold will get to the Melbourne Cup which is great news for Tommy Berry who is due to have his first Cup ride.
Boss claims Bendigo Cup on import Connections of French import Puissance De Lune have their sights on next year's Melbourne Cup following his dominant victory at Bendigo.
Davies hoping for second time lucky Angela Davies was captivated by filly Shebrings Diamonds from the moment she saw her and is looking forward to her debut at Rosehill.
Oliver makes bright debut on Americain Jockey Damien Oliver has made a bright start to his partnership with 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain in a gallop at Werribee.
'Too Tough To Lose' the Story of Laurie Morgan Earlier this month at an Olympic celebration dinner in Canberra, Sports Minister Kate Lundy and Tasmanian Senator, Richard Colbeck, launched a book that's being billed as "a ripper yarn about Australia's best all rounder - as told by his son"
Dunaden shines in Cup gallop Reigning Melbourne Cup champion Dunaden has come through his final gallop before this year's race in perfect order.
Glencadam Gold to miss Lexus Trainer Gai Waterhouse has scrapped plans to run Glencadam Gold in the Lexus Stakes but still intends to start in the Melbourne Cup.
Gollan fined $4000 after positive swab Leading trainer Tony Gollan has been fined $4000 after Silver Command tested positive to testosterone following his Doomben win last month.
It's A Dundeel tightens in Derby betting Bookmakers have been forced to revise Victoria Derby betting once again after it was announced the Geelong Classic winner Solemn would miss the race.
Australian horses aim for Hong Kong Sea Siren leads the Australian charge for the Hong Kong in December, with French stars Dunaden and Americain also in contention.
No handouts as RV protects Cup integrity Racing Victoria has made no apologies for not paying the expenses of international horses, saying the policy is the best way to attract elite stayers.
Snitzerland one win away from WFA test In-form filly Snitzerland could be a surprise starter in the Melbourne Cup carnival's richest sprint race if she wins the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Virus puts international runners on alert A horse who is stabled with the internationals in one of the two quarantine compounds at Werribee has come down with a virus.
Galileo's Choice heavily backed for Cup Irish stayer Galileo's Choice is the latest Melbourne Cup hope to come in for attention from punters, firming from $26 to $18 after a gallop at Werribee.
Gatewood confirmed for last shot at Cup English stayer Gatewood could yet run in the Melbourne Cup if he wins the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Long break no problem for Mount Athos Trainer Luca Cumani says the 80-day break from racing before Mount Athos runs in the Melbourne Cup will be no disadvantage.
Game On Dude early favourite for Classic The Bob Baffert-trained Game On Dude is the early Breeders' Classic favourite to make up for last year's defeat.
Beach therapy ideal for Gold: Waterhouse Glencadam Gold missed a Flemington trackwork session with trainer Gai Waterhouse sending the Melbourne Cup hopeful to the beach.
Black Caviar Graces the Cover of Vogue For the first time in its 53-year history, Vogue Australia has featured a horse on its cover - racing's wonder girl - Black Caviar.
Hughes enjoys Leicester four-timer Richard Hughes's impressive run of form continued at Leicester when he rode four winners at the combined odds of 346-1.
Americain at centre of big Cup plunge Damien Oliver's Melbourne Cup booking for Americain has sparked a strong betting move for the stayer who now shares favouritism for the race.
Boss in late bid for Melbourne Cup ride Triple Melbourne Cup winner Glen Boss is making a late bid for a ride in the $6.2 million race on Gatewood.
Portelli to unveil well-bred two-year-old A half-brother to Group One winner Gold Trail will be out to continue trainer Gary Portelli's winning run when he makes his debut at Rosehill.
Cassidy poised for spring carnival return Jim Cassidy returns to the Melbourne spring carnival fold to ride Dear Demi in the Wakeful Stakes as she heads towards the VRC Oaks.
Derby favourite still one to beat: Payne Bookmakers are risking Victoria Derby favourite It's A Dundeel but a rival trainer says the New Zealander is still the benchmark horse in the race.
Fiumicino out to justify Moraitis faith His best days might be behind him, but Fiumicino still has enough life in his legs for at least one more Melbourne spring carnival campaign.
Bowman puts in hard yards for Cup mount Hugh Bowman is one of Australia's best riders but he hasn't had much luck in the Melbourne Cup. He says his fortunes can improve this year with Mourayan.
Weld starts campaign for track watering Irish trainer Dermot Weld has sent his request ahead of him for the Flemington track to be watered more heavily in the countdown to the Melbourne Cup.
Five internationals no closer to Cup start A total of 46 horses are in contention for a Melbourne Cup start, but five overseas-trained runners could still miss out on the race.
Weld chasing US win with Sense Of Purpose A return to racing on a firm surface is expected to help the Dermot Weld-trained Sense Of Purpose find form in her Breeders' Cup assignment.
Concerns remain over Thorn Park Cox Plate winner Ocean Park's sire Thorn Park has suffered a setback as he battles the debilitating hoof disease, laminitis.
Beadman announces retirement Darren Beadman says he accepts his brilliant riding career is over as he struggles to overcome the effects of head injuries suffered in a fall.
Derby favourite recovers from defeat Victoria Derby favourite It's A Dundeel has made a full, if slightly slow, recovery from his Moonee Valley lead up run.
Rawiller to ride Southern Speed in Cup Nash Rawiller will ride Southern Speed in the Melbourne Cup with the mare a confirmed starter following her eye-catching Cox Plate run.
Sprint trip to suit Nechita in Coolmore John Thompson is confident Nechita can bounce back from her Golden Rose defeat and show her talent over the shorter distance in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Buffering to press on to Flemington A relieved trainer Robert Heathcote says Buffering has brightened up since his Manikato Stakes defeat and will press on to the Patinack Farm Classic.
Kingsbarns makes hay in Trophy Trainer Aidan O'Brien has won the final Group One race of the British Flat season, the Racing Post Trophy, with Kingsbarns ridden by his son Joseph.
Internationals sort it out on the track The international brigade that dominates the Melbourne Cup like never before will define their pecking order in track gallops over the coming week.
Better Than Ready to miss Coolmore Trainer Kelly Schweida has decided to spell record-breaking colt Better Than Ready rather than contest the Coolmore Stud Stakes as an "afterthought".
Tie The Knot dies aged 18 Thirteen time Group One winner Tie The Knot has died at the age of 18 following complications from colic.
Joseph O'Brien to be named Irish champion Joseph O'Brien will take the title of Irish champion jockey with nearest rival Pat Smullen's domestic season over.
Famous Name retires on a winning note Prolific winner Famous Name has been retired after winning at Leopardstown on the same day his little sister announced her arrival on the big stage.
No Joy for Waterhouse mare after wide run A wide run from a much-publicised deep draw played against More Joyous in the Cox Plate as Pierro was the best of Gai Waterhouse's three runners in third.
All Too Hard's future undecided Cox Plate runner-up All Too Hard will be given a short autumn campaign before a decision is made on a stud career.
Cox Plate: What the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the Cox Plate.
Seymour has bonanza at Rosehill Jockey Nigel Seymour has overcome a leg injury to steer Big Bonanza to victory at Rosehill on Cox Plate day.
Williams's concern for beaten Green Moon Craig Williams went into the Cox Plate confident of a second-straight win in the race but says Green Moon was a beaten horse a long way from the finish.
Treble to Peter Robl at Rosehill Jockey Peter Robl has had a field day at Rosehill, combining with trainer Anthony Cummings for a treble at the meeting.
Ocean Park and Boss claim Cox Plate Ocean Park, a horse with a rare will-to-win and Glen Boss, a jockey with faith and skill, have won the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Silent Achiever springs Valley surprise Silent Achiever has won the Group Two Crystal Mile at Moonee Valley for New Zealand trainer Roger James and jockey James McDonald.
Aeronautical in overdue win at Rosehill Aeronautical could have earned an interstate trip with his win at Rosehill which has given trainer Lionel Cohen renewed confidence in his ability.
Vatuvei takes out Moonee Valley Cup Luke Nolen believes it could be a blessing that Moonee Valley Cup winner Vatuvei is likely to miss a Melbourne Cup start as he'll be better in 12 months.
Super Cool bursts into Derby reckoning Lightly-raced three-year-old Super Cool raced his way into Victoria Derby calculations with a convincing win in the Mitchelton Wines Vase at Moonee Valley.
Greytfilly the real deal with Doomben win One-time sceptic Ryan Wiggins is now a believer in the ability of Greytfilly after her spectacular Doomben win.
Hidden Warrior stars in his own right Hidden Warrior, who once went close to beating Pierro, enjoyed his biggest moment so far on a racetrack with his Cox Plate day win at Moonee Valley.
Rugby League stars at the races Rugby League stars took over the turf at Rosehill on Saturday, pounding the track for a good cause.
Mourinho back in form for Gelagotis team Mourinho gave his trainers Peter and Manny Gelagotis a second emotional win in as many weeks when he scored at Moonee Valley.
Never Can Tell makes winning debut Anthony Cummings had to settle for second at Moonee Valley with two-year-old Diva Dee but it was a different story at Rosehill with Never Can Tell.
Crack A Roadie impresses in Valley debut Stephen Theodore is excited about the future for Crack A Roadie, describing the two-year-old as the best horse he has trained.
Derby entry in all-the-way Rosehill win The Victoria Derby is a possibility for Rosehill winner Fiveandahalfstar who has cemented his maiden win with a decisive victory.
Oliver delighted to secure Americain ride Beleaguered jockey Damien Oliver is hoping his spring carnival has changed direction following his booking for French Melbourne Cup hope Americain.
Starspangledbanner fourth in Mercury Starspangledbanner could only finish fourth in the Mercury Stakes but that hasn't altered plans to take him to America for the Breeders' Cup Sprint.
Jamie Spencer retained by Qatar Racing Jamie Spencer has been named as the retained rider for Sheikh Fahad, owner of Melbourne and Caulfield Cups winner Dunaden.
Melham changes plea gets eight Jockey Ben Melham has amended his plea on a careless riding charge and had a 10 meeting suspension reduced to eight.
Melham out for 10 meetings Jockey Ben Melham will miss some of the most important race meetings of the spring carnival after being suspended at Moonee Valley.
Kazanluk could head to the Oaks Darley-owned filly Kazanluk has taken out the Group Two Fillies Classic at Moonee Valley and could progress to the VRC Oaks.
Sea Siren wins her third Group One Sydney mare Sea Siren has continued her impressive winter form in Queensland by winning the Group One Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Angelic Light shows talent in Crockett Lightly-raced filly Angelic Light has taken the step to stakes company at just her fourth start, racing along the rail to win the Crockett Stakes.
Sea Siren wins Manikato Stakes Sea Siren, winner of two Group One races during the Brisbane winter carnival, has made a brilliant start to her spring, winning the Manikato Stakes.
Sea Lord takes away trainer's pain Consistent galloper Sea Lord has eased the pain of a crushed toe for trainer Steve Brown with his win at Moonee Valley.
Big doubts on Cox Plate 3YOs: rival owner Jockey Craig Williams will be allowed to ride his own race aboard the Cox Plate second favourite Green Moon in the $3 million weight-for-age race.
Hayes hoping for upset in Valley Vase Prisoner Of War faces a daunting task against It's A Dundeel but David Hayes is banking on the hot favourite having an off day.
Cox Plate win to complete McLeod comeback Jockey Rhys McLeod has graduated from an infamous blunder at Moonee Valley to a ride in the $3 million Cox Plate.
More Joyous can still win: Singleton A relaxed John Singleton now believes his star mare More Joyous can win the Cox Plate, despite starting from an outside barrier.
Skyerush out to confirm Group One target Skyerush is likely to back-up in the Group One Myer Classic at Flemington if she performs to expectations in a mares race on Cox Plate day.
Waller aims for career milestone in Plate Chris Waller has conquered Sydney racing with successive premiership wins and having a Cox Plate runner represents another highlight of his career.
Pierro ride six months in making: Brown Corey Brown thought his chances of riding Pierro were remote at best because he couldn't commit to riding trackwork for the colt's trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Waterhouse loses blue blood juvenile filly Forget Me Not, a potential headline two-year-old for trainer Gai Waterhouse, has been euthanised after breaking down in a barrier trial.
Bonanza has Big shoes to fill at Rosehill Wyong gelding Big Bonanza may not be in the same class as Sincero but they share more than just a home training track.
Rail position could hinder Poste Restante The positioning of the running rail at Doomben on Saturday could hinder the chances of Poste Restante, says trainer Desleigh Forster.
Newitt vigour the key for import Ibicenco Plodding English stayer Ibicenco is bidding for a Melbourne Cup start when he runs at Moonee Valley.
Fullerton set for Queanbeyan breakthrough After a run of placings, the Nick Olive-trained Fullerton is poised for an overdue win in the Defence Force Cup at Queanbeyan.
Fictional Account to wait for Lexus Fictional Account is an unlikely runner in the Moonee Valley Cup with trainer David Hayes leaning towards saving her for the Lexus Stakes.
Rangi decision not Crystal clear Rangirangdoo could easily be lining up in the Cox Plate but trainer Chris Waller is comfortable with his decision to tackle a support race instead.
McEvoy chasing Grand Slam in Plate Kerrin McEvoy is striving to join an elite list of jockeys to have won the four majors in Australian racing when he rides Happy Trails in the Cox Plate.
Pierro will rebound: Waterhouse Trainer Gai Waterhouse believes star colt Pierro's recent loss will help him when he tackles Saturday's $3 million Cox Plate.
Malavio to follow Referral path Trainer Steve Englebrecht is keen to have a shot at more feature race success with Malavio, provided he isn't weighted too harshly.
McDonald excited about first Cox Plate day James McDonald is looking forward to reuniting with It's A Dundeel at Moonee Valley, not to mention taking his first Cox Plate ride on Glass Harmonium.
All Too Hard is all too valuable Valuable colt All Too Hard was kept away from any distractions ahead of his bid for a Cox Plate victory at Moonee Valley.
Mental ready for big first-up showing Dual stakeswinner Mental has to take on Buffering in the Manikato Stakes but Paul Snowden still has high hopes he can fulfil his Group One potential.
Gatewood gets 1kg Melbourne Cup penalty Gatewood is not assured of a Melbourne Cup start but has moved up the order of entry after getting a 1kg penalty for his Geelong Cup win.
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Outside draw no concern for Tara Trainer Hunter Kilner expects tough gelding Tara Hickory to again prove hard to beat at his home track of Grafton.
First Foals for Son of Fastnet Rock Therock stood his debut year in Western Australia before being secured by Bombora Downs on the Mornington Peninsula and being offered to Victorian Breeders.
Danedream decision in the new year New Year's Day will bring a decision on whether Danedream will resume her career after being quarantined at Cologne Racecourse.
Dunn and Schofield suspended at Geelong Dwayne Dunn and Chad Schofield both incurred careless riding suspensions on Geelong Cup day and will miss Derby day at Flemington.
Rail at three metres for Cox Plate day The Moonee Valley running rail will be moved out three metres for the Cox Plate meeting which follows the Manikato Stakes the previous night.
Women dominate at Warwick Farm Jenny Duggan's good form has continued with a riding treble at Warwick Farm with fellow apprentice Alysha Collett also making her mark.
Gatewood wins Geelong Cup The English galloper Gatewood has made it a third successive Geelong Cup for international raiders and out himself in line for a Melbourne Cup penalty.
Solemn shows Derby potential at Geelong Three-year-old Solemn has emerged as a Victoria Derby candidate with a last-to-first win in the Listed Geelong Classic.
Parr seizes opportunites at Rosehill Josh Parr is taking advantage of the defection of some big name Sydney jockeys to Melbourne for the Cox Plate to make his mark at the Rosehill meeting.
Boss doesn't fear youngsters in Cox Plate Glen Boss expects Green Moon and More Joyous to provide stiffer opposition to his Cox Plate mount Ocean Park than the trio of three-year-olds in the race.
Buffering primed for Group One destiny A clean start is the key to a big finish for Buffering with his jockey Hugh Bowman keen to make sure there are no mistakes in the Manikato.
Nolen uninjured in Geelong fall Melbourne's premier jockey Luke Nolen has escaped injury in a fall at Geelong just days out from the Moonee Valley double header.
Gai's Cup import in good order Gai Waterhouse has issued a glowing report after inspecting her Melbourne Cup import Fiorente in quarantine at Werribee.
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Lovers' tiff, says Waterhouse Gai Waterhouse has described her disagreement with John Singleton over the Cox Plate barrier for More Joyous as a "lovers' tiff".
Mosheen retired Four-time group one winner Mosheen has been retired and will go to Japan in the new year to be served by stallion Deep Impact.
Sea Siren pleases in Moonee Valley gallop Dual Group One winner Sea Siren has had a look around Moonee Valley in a trackwork gallop and pleased her connections ahead of the Manikato Stakes.
All Too Hard missing from Derby entries The spring campaign of All Too Hard is set to finish with the Cox Plate after he was left out of the latest stage of pay ups for the Victoria Derby.
Ironstein a flagbearer for Aussie stayers Veteran stayer Ironstein, out to press his Melbourne Cup claims at Moonee Valley, shows not all local horses conform to the Australian racing pattern.
All Too Hard given green light for Plate A pleasing trackwork gallop was enough for three-year-old All Too Hard to get the green light from trainer John Hawkes to line up in the Cox Plate.
It's A Dundeel to run in Derby lead-up Victoria Derby favourite It's A Dundeel will have his first Melbourne start in a Cox Plate day support race at Moonee Valley.
Cup path via Geelong for Maluckyday The 2010 Melbourne Cup runner-up Maluckyday will test his credentials for this year's race against international opposition in the Geelong Cup.
Fabulous first book for Dream Ahead The first Australian book of Dream Ahead (USA) is rapidly coming to a close following an outstanding response to the five-time European Group 1 winner.
Green Moon set for Plate battle: Williams Big-race specialist Craig Williams has described his Cox Plate mount Green Moon as a horse he would go to war with.
Blinkers go on Sincero in Cox Plate Dual Group One winner Sincero will wear blinkers on raceday for the first time in this preparation in the Cox Plate.
Laine and Setta Rocks out for city success Setta Rocks, once considered a suspect stayer, will be out to brihg her Queanbeyan Cup-winning form to Warwick Farm
Bookies backing Frankel team in top awards A campaign has begun to propel wonder horse Frankel and the team behind his success into the consciousness of mainstream sporting fans.
All Too Hard to run in Cox Plate Caulfield Guineas winner All Too Hard will run in the Cox Plate with the weight-for-age feature likely to have a capacity field of 14.
Ambidexter thriving in Melbourne surrounds The Emirates Stakes is the spring mission for Ambidexter who makes his Melbourne debut in the Crystal Mile at Moonee Valley
All Too Hard not certain Plate runner All Too Hard is not confirmed for the Cox Plate but co-trainer Wayne Hawkes would look forward to the challenge should the colt take his place in the race.
European-style Cup at Geelong With only seven runners and with three of them from Europe, the Geelong Cup has a distinct international flavour.
Sea Siren ready for Manikato A trip to Hong Kong is on the agenda for dual Group One winner Sea Siren who will challenge Buffering in the Manikato Stakes.
Chantal Sutherland retires from riding Chantal Sutherland, America's leading female jockey, has announced her retirement saying she is ready to start a new chapeter in her life.
Dunaden still favourite after Cup penalty Caulfield Cup winner Dunaden has been penalised 1kg for the Melbourne Cup and will carry 59kg at Flemington.
Excelebration to target Breeders' Cup Mile Trainer Aidan O'Brien has his sights set on the Breeders' Cup Mile as the next start for Queen Elizabeth II Stakes winner Excelebration.
Cirrus Des Aigles bound for Hong Kong Cirrus Des Aigles, who went down fighting against Frankel in the Champion Stakes, is set for a return to Hong Kong.
Dettori ends permanent tie with Godolphin After riding nine English classic winners in 18 years, Italian jockey Frankie Dettori is no longer a permanent rider with the famed Godolphin stable.
Frankel to prepare for new career Tributes have continued for the Frankel team as the horse now prepares for a new life as a stallion at Prince Khalida Abdullah's stud.
Callanish makes it eight from eight Callanish has won the Listed Seymour Cup to remain unbeaten in eight starts while Texan Warney has claimed his third consecutive Horsham Cup.
Geelong Cup depleted but classy As few as seven runners could face the starter in Wednesday's $300,000 Geelong Cup, among the the French pair Brigantin and Tac De Boistron.
Cox Plate focus now for Southern Speed Trainer Leon Macdonald has switched his sights on the Cox Plate with Southern Speed and has no regrets about missing the Caulfield Cup.
Vase start likely for It's A Dundeel It's A Dundeel is likely to contest The Vase at Moonee Valley but a final decision won't be made until after he is tested in a gallop at the track.
O'Sullivan now looking at Geelong for mare Trainer Terry O'Sullivan is looking at starting Exceptionally in the Geelong Cup with only a small field expected for the $300,000 feature.
Dunaden's Cup and jockey secure Jockey Craig Williams will definitely ride Dunaden in the Melbourne Cup despite suggestions on social media that he was considering an alternative.
Excelebration gets his name in lights Excelebration has notched a significant Group One win in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot after spending much of his career chasing Frankel.
Buffering primed for Manikato An elusive Group One win in Friday night's Manikato Stakes is within the reach of Buffering according to trainer Robert Heathcote.
Form around Are You Sure strong Are You Sure goes into the Coonabarabran Cup off a strong form line from his last start in Sydney.
A double to Dermot Weld at Ascot Dermot Weld has shown why he is such a renowned trainer with a double on Champions Day at Ascot with Rite Of Passage and Sapphire.
Magnificent Frankel powers to 14th win Wonder horse Frankel has retired to stud after winning the Group One Champion Stakes at Ascot in England, his 14th win rom 14 starts.
Smerdon questioned as Shewan withdrawn Trainer Robert Smerdon has been quizzed after stewards ordered Shewan to be scratched from a Caulfield Cup day engagement.
Alcopop does connections proud in Cup Connections of Alcopop got excited as the stayer hit the front in the Caulfield Cup but were still proud of his effort in finishing a gallant second.
Streama returns to peak form at Caulfield Sydney mare Streama made a timely return to form with an all-the-way win in the Tristarc Stakes at Caulfield.
Freeman-Key outed for winning ride Robyb Freeman-Key has been suspended for her winning ride on Famous Seamus in the Lightning Handicap at Randwick.
Caulfield Cup: What the jockeys said What the jockeys said after the Caulfield Cup.
Williams produces a ride to remember Jockey Craig Williams has a special affinity with French stayer Dunaden and it was on show at Caulfield as the pair combined for a thrilling Caulfield Cup win.
Kathy O'Hara wins Nivison for Darley Kathy O'Hara has ridden Quidnunc to victory in the Nivison at Randwick to claim a rare win for a female jockey on a Darley horse.
Famous Seamus scorches in Lightning win Famous Seamus has won the Llightning Handicap at Randwick to give jockey Robyn Freeman-Key her first stakes success.
O'Shea's bold plans for Lightinthenite Lightinthenite has passed his first middle-distance test with flying colours to be set on a long-term path towards next year's Caulfield Cup.
Crafty Irna wins Tatts Cup in tight finish Ron Quinton has trained Crafty Irna to win the City Tattersalls Club Cup, more than 40 years after he won it as a jockey.
Dunaden defies history in Caulfield Cup French champion Dunaden has added the Caulfield Cup to the Melbourne Cup crown he won a year ago, becoming a legend of the Australian turf.
Better Than Ready sets Randwick record Better Than Ready has set a 1200m record at Randwick to put himself in line for a Group One start in the Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Howmuchdoyouloveme a star in the making Sydney sprinter Howmuchdoyouloveme will back up in Melbourne's biggest spring sprints after his victory at Caulfield.
Cahill tips bright future for Reflectance Leading jockey Michael Cahill believes Reflectance will be competitive in Group-class races after his dominant Eagle Farm win.
Williams impressed with Whateverwhenever A Group Three win over King's Rose at Caulfield is likely to force trainer Liam Birchley to raise the stakes with Whateverwhenever.
Alzora gives Hayes a spring carnival boost Former premier trainer David Hayes has had a welcome big-race success thanks to the filly Alzora in the Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
Tommy Berry wins first race at Randwick Tommy Berry has put the disappointment of not riding in the Caulfield Cup behind him to win on two-year-old Sweet Idea at Randwick.
Hvasstan wins after trainer's tragic week Hvasstan has raced his way into Victoria Derby calculations with an emotional victory in the Norman Robinson Stakes at Caulfield.
Al Aneed repays Boss faith in Gothic Three-year-old Al Aneed has rebounded from a disappointing last-start performance to win the Listed Gothic Stakes at Caulfield.
Oliver bid for riding fee undecided Stewards have ruled Damien Oliver's bid for winning or losing fees relating to My Quest For Peace must be decided in court.
Sell-out crowd expected for Frankel Wet ground at Ascot is the only threat to Frankel signing off his stellar career with his 14th win from 14 starts in the Champion Stakes.
AFL footballers fear losses in bet scheme AFL footballers who invested in betting syndicates are frustrated by lack of returns.
Jockey lets Frankel do the talking Don't expect Irish jockey Tom Queally to step forward to claim the credit if racing superstar Frankel's 13-race unbeaten run continues on Saturday.
Gatewood moves closer to Cup start Southern Speed has been scratched from the Caulfield Cup and doubts remain over Americain moving Gatewood closer to a start.
Daytona Grey left to fly flag for McDonald Trainer Leon McDonald will switch his Caulfield Cup day focus to promising three-year-old Daytona Grey after Southern Speed's scratching.
Southern Speed out of Caulfield Cup Defending titleholder Southern Speed has been withdrawn from the Caulfield Cup and will instead run in the Cox Plate.
UK star Presvis dies after colic attack Presvis, a star of international racing with important Hong Kong and Dubai wins during his career, has died from colic.
Barrier a concern for Mosheen's trainer Star mare Mosheen bounced back to form last start and trainer Robert Smerdon believes she's nearing her peak once again ahead of the Tristarc Stakes.
Mosse adds to Americain Caulfield intrigue French jockey Gerald Mosse says the Caulfield Cup will present a serious challenge for high-class stayer Americain.
Age no barrier to Winchester: Sadler Trainer John Sadler says Winchester will need some luck but thinks the veteran stayer is not without a chance in the Caulfield Cup.
Fillydelphia gives Heathcote new challenge Robert Heathcote says it will be difficult to coax Fillydelphia back to winning form at Eagle Farm following her costly first-up defeat.
Less Is More poised deliver in Cup Less Is More is the latest imported galloper who will be out to leave his mark on Australian racing when he contests the City Tattersalls Club Cup.
Howmuchdoyouloveme ready for biggest test Lightly-raced Howmuchdoyouloveme will be out to continue his rise to prominence when he faces his biggest test in the Group Two Caulfield Sprint.
Jakkalberry adds Italian flavour to Cup In a year in which Italian horses are making their Australian spring debuts, the classy Jakkalberry is emerging as a likely star.
'Charlie Sells, Commanding Win Breeders who sent their mares to Myboycharlie in his first season in the UK are experiencing some massive returns on their investments at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale at Newmarket.
Derby hopefuls set to clash at Caulfield Jimando continues on his Victoria Derby path in the Norman Robinson Stakes, a race where Sydney and Melbourne three-year-old staying form will meet.
Big Brown Brings Up 10 Big Brown sires another 2YO Winner! Big Brown's tally of individual 2YO winners from his first crop has reached double figures after flying filly Get Me A Cocktail bolted in to win in the USA overnight.
Nicholls harbours doubts over Kauto Star A firm decision on the racing future of Kauto Star is still at least a month away but trainer Paul Nicholls has expressed his first doubts about a return.
Frankel heroics a genuine tonic: Cecil Trainer Sir Henry Cecil says training the unbeaten Frankel has been a positive distraction in his ongoing battle against illness.
Heavy ground a worry for Frankel farewell A track which could be rated in the heavy range will create uncertainty in the Frankel camp as the thoroughbred superstar prepares to bow out of racing.
Star-studded nominations for Geelong Cup The Geelong Cup has emerged as a significant pointer to the Melbourne Cup in the past decade and has attracted a strong list of 23 nominations.
Southern Speed capable of Cup defence Trainer Leon McDonald says Southern Speed is in better form now than when she won the Caulfield Cup last year.
Female jockeys to vie for Gosford bonus Four female jockeys will give the trainers and owners of the horses they will race aboard a chance at a $6000 bonus at Gosford.
Kabayan at top of his game for Caulfield Top jockey Nash Rawiller expects last start Group Two winner Kabayan to relish getting to 2000m in the Norman Robinson Stakes at Caulfield.
Randwick race to be defining for Fiumicino Three-year-old Jolie Bay is aiming for back-to-back stakes wins at Randwick while veteran stablemate Fiumicino's performance could determine his future.
Cassidy dismisses Cup barrier Jockey Jim Cassidy says he is unconcerned about riding Caulfield Cup favourite Glencadam Gold from a wide barrier on Saturday.
Corey Brown sheds weight for Cox Plate Jockey Corey Brown is confident he'll make the weight for the supreme weight-for-age test on Saturday week, with a strict diet and exercise regime
Avdulla's soft spot for Cup hope no Secret Brenton Avdulla kicked off his riding career as an apprentice at Caulfield and hopes to win the track's flagship race aboard Secret Admirer.
Charity Boxing, a Smashing Success The event attracted a great crowd and the atmosphere was amazing with everyone rising to the occasion.
Ascot track soft for Frankel farewell A afot track is expected for Champions Day at Ascot featuring what is scheduled to be the final racetrack appearance of superstar Frankel.
More Joyous, Proisir star at Valley Any fears that champion mare More Joyous may have come to the end of her tether at her last start have been put to rest by trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Henry Cecil also a drawcard at Ascot Frankel's trainer Sir Henry Cecil has endeared himself to the English racegoing public almost as much as his superstar horse.
Oliver seeks fee after being sacked Jockey Damien Oliver has made an application to be paid whatever percentage of the prizemoney he might have been eligible for in the Caulfield Cup.
Afsare out of Cox Plate The Luca Cumani-trained Afsare has been ruled out of the Cox Plate with a fetlock injury, robbing the race of an internationally-trained runner.
Americain Cup start depends on track Connections of Australian-owned French stayer Americain will withdraw the horse from the Caulfield Cup if the track is too hard.
Star of Giselle now problem-free Star Of Giselle has continued her winning ways at Caulfield, showing no signs of the back problems that have plagued her career.
Jenny Duggan wins on her birthday Apprentice Jenny Duggan has contined her good form and celebrated her birthday in style with a winner at Canterbury.
Fiveandahalfstar Melbourne-bound A midweek maiden win at Canterbury is expected to be the launching pad to a Melbourne campaign for the Anthony Cummings-trained Fiveandahalfstar.
No more concerns for Free Wheeling Free Wheeling has continued his path towards the Group One Emirates Stakes with a Listed victory at Sandown.
Maluckyday likely to go to Geelong The 2010 Melbourne Cup runner-up Maluckyday is likely to head to the Geelong Cup for his final lead-up race before another shot at the Melbourne Cup.
Oliver defies controversy in Guineas win Champion jockey Damien Oliver has defied the betting controversy surrounding him to win the Group One Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Sertorius making up for lost Cox Plate Promising galloper Sertorius has scored his fifth win from his past five starts, taking out the Bluecross Plate at Caulfield.
Berry confident of Tatts Cup chances Tommy Berry would have loved to be riding in the Caulfield Cup but will instead be chasing a Listed win in Sydney on Western Symbol.
Moody pleased with Cup draws Peter Moody says the barrier draws suit the different racing patterns of his three Caulfield Cup contenders.
Red Cadeaux Cup ride available Trainer Ed Dunlop is looking for an Australian jockey to ride 2011 Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux in this year's race.
Paraplegic jockey back in the saddle Kristy Banks was left a paraplegic after an accident in a Toowoomba horse race. Less than a year later, she's back in the saddle.
Glencadam Gold eases for Caulfield Cup Caulfield Cup favourite Glencadam Gold has drifted in betting markets after drawing a wide barrier for the $2.5 million race.
Glencadam Gold draws wide in Caulfield Cup Caulfield Cup favourite Glencadam Gold has suffered his biggest setback since coming to Australia, drawing barrier 21 in the big race
Lemaire could ride Shahwardi in Cup Reigning Melbourne Cup winning jockey Christophe Lemaire has been named as the possible rider for Shahwardi this year.
Win or lose, Frankel to remain top rater The unbeaten Frankel will retain his all-time high Timeform rating whether or not he finishes his career with victory in the Champion Stakes.
Spechenka chasing Cup berth via Randwick Trainer Ben Ahrens is looking at the Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick as way to try to boost Spechenka's chances of sneaking into the Melbourne Cup field.
Nikolic stay application rejected The public interest would not be properly served if banned jockey Danny Nikolic was granted an application for a stay of proceedings, a judge has ruled.
Close relation to Black Caviar to debut Scandiva, a filly with close family ties to Black Caviar, is set to have her first start at Caulfield in the Debutants Stakes.
Moody not afraid of Glencadam reputation Trainer Peter Moody believes he has his best chance of a win in one of Melbourne's major races when he saddles three Caulfield Cup runners.
Fiveandahalfstar to clinch Melbourne trip A trip to Melbourne awaits Victoria Derby entry Fiveandahalfstar so long as he can break through at Canterbury.
Hot Snitzel out to boost Ryan spring team Talented sprinter Hot Snitzel will be among trainer Gerald Ryan's Melbourne carnival reinforcements if he races to expectations at Randwick.
Maybe Discreet ticks Guineas boxes Adelaide filly Maybe Discreet can continue her winning form in the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield, trainer Phillip Stokes says.
Corstens backs Oliver to deliver on Jewel Trainer Leon Corstens says Damien Oliver is the best jockey he could have aboard Commanding Jewel for the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Afsare struggling to overcome leg injury The Luca Cumani-trained Afsare is involved in a race against time to be fit for the Cox Plate.
Secret Admirer in Cup gear switch A track gallop in winkers has convinced trainer Grahame Begg to employ a gear change on top mare Secret Admirer in the Group One Caulfield Cup.
Japan on agenda for Joshua Tree The Japan Cup is a more likely target than the Breeders' Cup for Joshua Tree, winner of the Canadian International at Woodbine.
Frankel facing biggest test in last race Unbeaten equine superstar Frankel faces his biggest test in his career finale in the Champion Stakes at Ascot, his 14th race.
Hughes joy at magnificent seven British champion jockey in waiting Richard Hughes has racked up seven winners from eight rides at Windsor.
Ironstein out of running for Caulfield Cup There will be one less horse for Melbourne Racing Club officials to pick from when deciding the Caulfield Cup field with Ironstein to miss the race.
Guineas winner not certain to run in Plate Caulfield Guineas winner All Too Hard is yet to be confirmed as a certain runner in the $3 million Cox Plate.
Fringe Cup horses in moment of truth A race far removed from the Victorian spring carnival spotlight could help provide a Melbourne Cup lifeline for half a dozen horses.
Dunaden behind time but can win Cup Trainer Mikel Delzangles believes Dunaden is slightly behind in his preparation for the Caulfield Cup but is confident the horse will run well.
Joshua Tree wins Woodbine International Joshua Tree has won the Canadian International in Toronto for trainer Marco Botti who has his first Australian runner in the Caulfield Cup.
Barrier blow for Dear Demi in Guineas Trainer Clarry Conners says Jim Cassidy will have to use all of his experience if Dear Demi is to overcome a wide draw in the Group One Thousand Guineas.
Owner replaces Oliver in Caulfield Cup Prominent racehorse owner Terry Henderson says he has replaced jockey Damien Oliver in the Caulfield Cup because it suits his horse.
Flying Spur retired from stud duties Fertility issues have ended the stallion career of Flying Spur who will spend his days in retirement at Arrowfield Stud.
Famous Seamus to step up at Randwick Famous Seamus can begin to live up to trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith's high opinion when he runs in the Lightning at Randwick.
Dunn trying to shed kilos All Too Hard's jockey Dwayne Dunn will go hungry for the Cox Plate ride on the colt as long as he can maintain his strength,
Better Than Ready sizzles in gallop Better Than Ready has prepared for a trip to Sydney for the Brian Crowley Stakes with a sparkling raceday gallop at Doomben.
Trainer delighted with Dunaden Melbourne Cup winning trainer Mikel Delzangles is pleased with the condition of his Caulfield Cup runner Dunaden ahead of the $2.5 million race.
Melbourne Cup hopefuls at Randwick The City Tattersalls Cup at Randwick could provide a clearer picture for the Melbourne Cup aspirations of Dare To Dream and Permit.
Say No More out of carnival A leg injury has forced dual New Zealand Group One winner Say No More out of a planned trip to Melbourne for the Myer Classic at Flemington on Derby Day.
Improvement expected from Streama Guy Walter is looking to Streama to improve on her last start Sydney effort when she makes her Melbourne debut in the Tristarc Stakes at Caulfield.
Williams takes over from Oliver on Moon Owner Lloyd Williams has sacked Damien Oliver from the ride on Green Moon in the Cox Plate, replacing him with Craig Williams.
Aaim To Prosper wins second Cesarewitch Aaim To Prosper has become the first horse to win the gruelling Cesarewitch twice with Kieren Fallon getting everything out of the eight-year-old.
Dawn Approach wins Dewhurst Dawn Approach's win in the Dewhurst Stakes has been followed by confirmation the Sheikh Mohammed-owned colt will stay with trainer Jim Bolger.
Camelot expected to stay in training Camelot is back at home at Coolmore Stud and is expected to return to training when he recovers fully from colic surgery.
Oliver off Cox Plate ride amid bet claims Jockey Damien Oliver, who has been accused of betting against himself, has lost a ride on a top fancy in the Cox Plate.
McDonald suspended until Cox Plate eve Jockey James McDonald will miss next weekend's Caulfield Cup meeting for causing interference in the Caulfield Guineas.
Allen makes perfect start to Sydney Apprentice Anthony Allen has ridden a winner for Anthony Cummings at Rosehill on the first day of his three-month stay with Gerald Ryan.
Shahwardi draws first blood for foreigners Shahwardi, a stablemate to the 2010 French-trained Melbourne Cup winner Americain, has won the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield.
Malavio confirms Villiers Stakes ambitions Talented gelding Malavio has taken another step towards the Group Two Villiers Stakes with victory at Rosehill.
Nocturnelle in frame for autumn Group One Chris Waller will resist the temptation to send Nocturnelle to Melbourne and will instead set the improving mare for a Sydney autumn campaign.
Harrison follows script aboard Funtantes Funtantes contributed to a memorable day for trainer Robert Heathcote when she scored a brilliant first-up win at Doomben.
Pierro beaten in Guineas boilover The hot favourite Pierro has gone down in the Caulfield Guineas, finishing second to Black Caviar's little brother All Too Hard.
Ocean Park the one for Cox Plate: Boss Ocean Park continued his impressive spring form with a determined win in the Caulfield Stakes to give Glen Boss confidence he is a Cox Plate contender.
Hoylonny leads in first four for Waller Chris Waller has trained the first four home in a 2000m race at Rosehill to notch another milestone in his career.
Solzhenitsyn wins Toorak Handicap Solzhenitsyn has given his trainer, Robert Heathcote, his second Group One win with victory in the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Cassidy in never-say-die Rosehill win John O'Shea's stable foreman Bryce Heys believes champion jockey Jim Cassidy was the difference between Drinks All Round winning and losing at Rosehill.
Ocean Park takes out WFA Caulfield Stakes New Zealand galloper Ocean Park confirmed his spring form with another Group One weight-for-age win in the Caulfield Stakes.
Buffering stakes claim for top spot Buffering has made himself at home on the throne temporarily vacated by Black Caviar, winning a race she had claimed for the previous two years.
Cavalry Rose gives Ryan a Caulfield double Cavalry Rose has joined her more illustrious stablemate Snitzerland as a Caulfield Guineas day winner for trainer Gerald Ryan.
Norzita withdrawn from Thousand Guineas Flight Stakes winner Norzita has been taken out of the Thousand Guineas following a lacklustre track gallop at Randwick.
Regimental Pride aimed at Magic Millions Two-year-old Regimental Pride has turned around a disappointing debut performance to win at Rosehill and will be aimed at the Magic Millions Classic.
Snitzerland continues spring winning spree Snitzerland showed speed and courage to win the Blue Sapphire at Caulfield and set up a Group One attempt in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Al Maher starts season 2012/13 in style Last weekend’s Group 1 Epsom Handicap victory of Fat Al was an overdue success in the top-flight for Al Maher, a young sire with a reputation that has been enhanced each and every season since first being represented in 2008/09.
Walter duo can make presence felt in Angst Guy Walter has two of the leading contenders for the Listed Angst Stakes at Rosehill, headed by Group Two winner Skyerush.
Parr keen to cash in with Rosehill mounts Josh Parr won the Gimcrack Stakes last week for Peter Moody and is looking to build on that when he heads to Rosehill with a promising book of rides.
Injured Afsare still a Cox Plate chance English galloper Afsare remains on track for a Cox Plate start despite a minor leg injury during training at Werribee.
Fire Thunderbolt to challenge in Sapphire Adelaide galloper Fire Thunderbolt made a big impression when he came to Melbourne in the autumn and his trainer is hoping for a repeat in the spring
Sanagas improvement tipped for WFA race Import Sanagas is set for an improved run at Caulfield as the Caulfield Stakes falls away in numbers.
Pierro in race of his own: rival trainers Super colt Pierro is set to start one of the shortest-priced favorites in the history of the Caulfield Guineas.
More Joyous better than ever: Rawiller Champion jockey Nash Rawiller says More Joyous will be better this year than she was when she won the Toorak Handicap in 2010.
Sydney trip on agenda for Poste Restante Trainer Desleigh Forster will weigh up Sydney options for recent acquisition Poste Restante after she makes her comeback to racing at Doomben.
Darley ushers in new era for Street Cry Street Cry has sired a Melbourne Cup winner but Darley wants the world-class stallion to prove himself as a producer of two-year-olds in Australia.
Fallon ponders his future Controversial jockey Kieren Fallon has flagged retirement in the near future and indicated he may consider becoming a trainer.
Camelot undergoes colic surgery Star Irish colt Camelot has undergone exploratory surgery for colic just days after running in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Seville to miss spring with virus Caulfield Cup favourite Glencadam Gold has tightened his grip on the race with leading contender Seville out for the spring with a virus.
Ocean Park odds-on after Manighar injury Ocean Park is odds-on to claim a third-straight Group One this campaign in the Caulfield Stakes after his main rival Manighar suffered a knee injury.
Doubt over Buffering for Caulfield Buffering has fully recovered from a setback but the stable says he may still be vulnerable in the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield.
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Punters steering away from More Joyous More Joyous is an easing favourite in the Toorak Handicap with Queenslander Solzhenitsyn the big firmer to win a Group One.
James McDonald after Guineas win James McDonald admits he and Ashokan have the job ahead to beat Pierro in the Caulfield Guineas but hopes the day is a success.
Warwick Farm gets track upgrade A new synthetic training track unveiled at Warwick Farm has been welcomed by trainers and jockeys
Stakes test for imported mare at Rosehill Grahame Begg is hoping to get a line on Canadian import Sense Of Pride when she makes her second Australian start in the Listed Angst Stakes at Rosehill.
Pierro just starting: Waterhouse Trainer Gai Waterhouse says Pierro is just getting warmed up ahead of his bid to record his ninth win from as many starts in the Caulfield Guineas.
Rosehill race ideal for Malavio second-up The Group Two Villiers is the major target for stakeswinner Malavio and he'll continue on his path towards that race when he runs over 1350m at Rosehill.
Cummings relies on Clinking at Caulfield Anthony Cummings will wait a week with Strike The Stars and rely on Clinking as his sole representative at the Caulfield Guineas meeting.
Frankel sparkles in Newmarket spin Superstar Frankel has had a solid workout at Newmarket ahead of what is likely to be his final start in the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Question mark over Afsare A question mark has arisen over English galloper Afsare, the only international horse scheduled to run in the Cox Plate.
Manighar injured, out of Cox Plate Imported galloper Manighar has suffered an injury that has forced him out of the Caulfield Stakes and also the Cox Plate.
Derby hopeful misses a place at Farm Victoria Derby plans for Our Desert Warrior are up in the air after he was beaten as an odds-on favourite at Warwick Farm.
Gosden a traditional English trainer Leading English trainer John Gosden may have taken a different career path to his Australian counterparts, but it hasn't affected his flow of winners.
Glass Harmonium breathing easy in Toorak Two bouts of throat surgery and some intensive barrier education have Glass Harmonium ready to show his best in the the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Cummings predicts Rio will bounce back Stakes performer She Goes To Rio will be out to give trainer Anthony Cummings his second Angst Stakes victory in the past three years.
Snowden refuses to concede Guineas Paul Snowden has warned punters not to dismiss Epaulette's Caulfield Guineas chances despite the presence of unbeaten colt Pierro.
Oaks runner-up on trial for Melbourne Eliza Blues may be given the chance to follow in the footsteps of stablemate Vintedge if she can find winning form in Sydney.
Farley content with Sincero's progress Sincero will be out to press his Cox Plate claims when he lines up in the Group One Caulfield Stakes against the likes of Ocean Park and Manighar.
Fancies draw awkwardly in Caulfield Stakes Manighar and Ocean Park will both have to overcome awkward barrier draws in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Joyous draw for wonder mare Two past winners of the Toorak Handicap, More Joyous and King Mufhasa, have both drawn well for this year's renewal of the Caulfield feature.
Nash Rawiller to ride Southern Speed Nash Rawiller, one of Australia's most consistent Group One riders, has picked up the Caulfield Cup mount on last year's winner Southern Speed.
Julienas ruled out of major spring Cups Gai Waterhouse has had to reassses her spring plans for Julienas after a setback ruled the import out of a crucial start in the Herbert Power Stakes.
One-horse trainer chases spring glory Unheralded Bianmick will be out to topple some of racing's big stars at Caulfield on Saturday when he continues his spring carnival campaign.
Melbourne Cup trophy stops at school The $175,000 Melbourne Cup trophy has made its way into the hands of primary school kids - all in the name of education.
NZ apprentice in second Waller stint Chris Waller has booked Glyn Schofield for his feature race runner but apprentice Alysha Collett will be an important part of his Rosehill team.
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More Joyous missing from Cup decs A test of endurance for outstanding mare More Joyous will have to wait for another day after she was not among the first Melbourne Cup acceptances.
Waller reserves judgment on Permit plans Spring carnival plans for the Chris Waller-trained Permit are uncertain following his flop in the Group One Metropolitan.
Warrior fast-tracked for Victoria Derby Desert War's brother Our Desert Warrior will take another step on a path towards the Victoria Derby when he makes his city debut at Warwick Farm.
Pierro sizzles in Caulfield Guineas gallop Australia's newest racing superstar Pierro has amazed trackwatchers with a brilliant gallop at Flemington.
Australian trainer wants equal treatment Trainer Danny O'Brien believes the international raiders receive too many favours in their preparations for Melbourne's spring features.
Guineas draw doesn't faze Pierro camp Unbeaten Sydney colt Pierro has drawn an outside barrier for Saturday's $1 million Caulfield Guineas for which he is a dominant favourite.
Americain at home at Werribee France's 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain is so fond of the Melbourne suburb of Werribee that his owners sent him on a round-trip
Moment Of Change out for rest of spring Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes winner Moment Of Change will be spelled following a trackwork injury but is expected to return to racing in the autumn.
Ironstein set to repay patient Ryan Ironstein missed out on a Melbourne Cup start in 2011 but Gerald Ryan says it might be a blessing in disguise as the stayer heads towards this year's race.
Sammy's Girl starts new era for Singleton Sammy's Girl, the first foal from multiple Group One winner Samantha Miss, has been nominated to make her debut at Rosehill.
Cup ride on Secret Admirer still undecided Grahame Begg says Secret Admirer will have her next start in the Caulfield Cup but a decision on a jockey for the race has been kept on hold.
Fromelles to fly Sydney flag for Sargent The spring is over for Group One winner Quintessential but trainer John Sargent is looking to another mare to fill a void in his Sydney stable.
Pierro already has rivals struggling Odds-on favourite Pierro has his rivals struggling for credibility long before they get onto the track for the Caulfield Guineas.
Glencadam Gold given 2kg Cups penalty Imported stayer Glencadam Gold is closing in on a start in the Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup after receiving a 2kg penalty for his Metropolitan victory.
Ikee vows to return to France to win Arc Japanese trainer Yasutoshi Ikee has vowed to return to Longchamp to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe after Orfevre's heart breaking defeat.
Olympic Glory lands French Group One The English-trained two-year-old Olympic Glory has posted his first win for new connections, claiming the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere at Longchamp.
Changeintheweather and El Nino continue to produce winning results in the USA Last weekend a new winner was added to CHANGEINTHEWEATHERS stable of winners when colt,
Solemia wins Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Japan has again been foiled as French outsider Solemia wins the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp, edging Orfevre, Japan's 2011 horse of the year.
Caulfield Cup position on the line Tasmanian Norsqui and several high profile horses will not take part in the Caulfield Cup with the final qualifying races to further determine the field.
Caulfield Cup still on for Southern Speed Southern Speed's poor Turnbull Stakes performance remains a puzzle and the mare will continue her preparation aimed at a second Caulfield Cup.
Williams defends the local breed Prolific owner Lloyd Williams has defended the local throughbred breed, despite his imported galloper Green Moon being high in Cups markets.
Foreign grip tightens on Cups Gai Waterhouse-trained runners now head the markets for both the Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate and are challenging for Melbourne Cup favouritism.
Tommy Berry basks in Group One double Young jockey Tommy Berry has paid tribute to the team at Tulloch Lodge following his Group One double on Fat Al and Glencadam Gold.
Nathaniel back in Champion reckoning Nathaniel is likely to line up against Frankel in the Champion Stakes at Ascot having recovered from an infection which kept him out of the Arc.
Sizzling on target for Blue Sapphire An impressive win by Sizzling in a Flemington jump-out has boosted the confidence of trainer Kelso Wood leading into the Blue Sapphire at Caulfield.
Cirrus throws down gauntlet to Frankel Cirrus Des Aigles has made a brilliant comeback to racing, winning a Group Two race at Longchamp to set up a clash with Frankel at Ascot.
Melham fined $1200 over whip use Jockey Ben Melham has been hit with $1200 in fines for breaking the whip rules on four different horses at Flemington.
Red Tracer switch pays off in WFA Premiere Red Tracer confirmed her effectiveness at the start of a campaign when she swept aside a weight-for-age field of sprinters at Randwick.
Hallowell Belle strikes in Gilgai Stakes Gai Waterhouse cleaned up at Randwick on Epsom Handicap day and she also made her presence felt with an important Flemington winner.
Sinsational return to form for mare Shez Sinsational had been below her best at three races up to 1600m this season but found her best back at a middle distance trip in the Spring Classic.
Williams lands four in two states Owner Lloyd Williams enjoyed one of the biggest days of his long racing career with four winners in two states, including Underwood Stakes with Green Moon.
Epsom: What the jockeys said What the Epsom Handicap jockeys said after the Group One race won by Fat Al.
Maybe Discreet heads for Thousand Guineas Maybe Discreet has pressed her claims for Thousand Guineas glory with a narrow Edward Manifold Stakes victory.
City drought comes to an end for Byrne Jim Byrne experienced some good-natured ribbing from his fellow riders after posting his first city win for the season aboard Koranovsky at Eagle Farm.
Gai, Berry double up in Metropolitan Gai Waterhouse completed a domination of Sydney's biggest spring meeting when Glencadam Gold outstayed his rivals in the Metropolitan.
Norzita wins Flight Stakes for Bart Bart Cummings has brought up Group One win number 265 with Norzita winning the Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Fat Al gives Waterhouse a seventh Epsom With her late father her inspiration, Randwick trainer Gai Waterhouse claimed a record-equalling seventh Epsom Handicap with Fat Al.
Mosheen bounces back with Blazer win Glamour mare Mosheen has returned to form with a strong win in the Blazer Stakes at Fleminigton.
Norzita emphatic in Flight Stakes triumph Norzita lost the Tea Rose Stakes on protest last month but she has made a one-act affair of the Group Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Tanby wins his way into Caulfield Cup Tanby has earned a shot at the Caulfield Cup with his win in the Bart Cummings at Flemington, a race notable for the late scratching of the favourite.
Mourayan on Cup trail after Craven victory Mourayan took a positive step towards helping fill a void in the Lloyd Williams stable with a hard-fought win in the Craven Plate.
It's A Dundeel rules in Spring Champion Kiwi three-year-old It's A Dundeel has produced a major Epsom Handicap day upset with his defeat of Proisir in the Spring Champion Stakes.
Philippi enhances Victoria Derby claims Philippi has emerged as a leading Victoria Derby contender after a barnstorming win in a Listed lead-up race at Flemington.
Jolie Bay storms home to win Roman Consul Jolie Bay underlined her promise after making a successful transition from provincial racing to claim the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Whittington leads home Waterhouse quinella Gai Waterhouse has claimed the Breeders' Plate with Whittington after minor placings in two other stakes races for two-year-olds.
Bisc too brilliant for Gimcrack rivals The Peter Moody-trained Brilliant Bisc has won the first two-year-old race in Sydney for the new racing season, claiming the Gimcrack Stakes at $41.
Darley strike an early blow with Kuroshio The massive Darley racing operation has produced a two-year-old winner in the first juvenile race of the season in Melbourne.
Guineas winner Power retires to Coolmore Irish 2000 Guineas winner Power has reached the end of the line in his racing career and will be retired to Coolmore Stud.
Japan's Orfevre gets tough draw for Arc Japanese hopes were dimmed when Orfevre drew barrier 18 for Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.
Moody puts time frame on future plans Australia's leading trainer Peter Moody will scale back his training operation in the near future to indulge his passion for military history.
Stats favour big names in Flight Stakes Gai Waterhouse, Bart Cummings and Clarry Conners will be out to improve their already formidable records in the Group One Flight Stakes.
First Group One chances for Chad Schofield The Spring Champion Stakes will mark a milestone for leading apprentice Chad Schofield who will have his first Group One ride on outsider Bradman.
Cheap filly a Gimcrack Stakes contender A filly which cost just one per cent of the purchase price of the dearest yearling in the race will be out to make her mark in the Gimcrack Stakes.
Cassidy fit, ready for Epsom lightweight Jim Cassidy has come through a barrier trial test and will be right to ride Lightinthenite in the Epsom, a race where Fat Al is now outright favourite.
Vandyke has ex-boss in Metrop sights David Vandyke has made serious inroads since a return to training and he is looking to Lamasery to provide a breakthrough Group One win at Randwick.
Turnbull to resolve Southern Speed spring The Caulfield Cup remains the main spring objective for Southern Speed but the Cox Plate and the Melbourne Cup are also among the possibilities.
Gilgai no pushover for Sprinter: Warren Bel Sprinter will have to work for a Gilgai Stakes victory at Flemington after drawing barrier one, trainer Jason Warren says
Barrier gives Soft Sand a decisive edge Trainer Colin Little is thankful his mare Soft Sand has come through her first-up run in good order and is ready for a bold showing at Flemington.
King's Rose resumes after throat operation King's Rose, who resumes in the Gilgai Stakes at Flemington, is the latest top-line galloper to suffer the condition known as epiglottic entrapment.
Hearts Love Affair Some things are just meant to be together - strawberries and cream, rosemary and thyme, sugar and spice, and… according to Forest Gump peas and carrots.
Cuddlesome out to continue winning streak Cuddlesome is short odds to make it five wins in a row at Eagle Farm but trainer Les Ross isn't as confident as price assessors.
Racing's babies ready to take first steps Against a backdrop of Group One racing, the first two-year-olds of the Sydney season will launch their careers at Randwick.
Great Heavens added to Arc field Nathaniel's little sister Great Heavens has been added to the field for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe and the Irish Oaks winner is rated a 12-1 chance.
Kiwi 'Charlie puts sire in spotlight Forecasts of a strong showing by Vinery's freshman sire Myboycharlie in 2012/13 are gathering strength with another impressive trial winner under the belt this week.
Jockey and footballers charged in UK Australian based English jockey Andrew Heffernan is among nine people charged over race fixing by the British Horse Racing Authority.
Destruction fitter for Roman Consul Stakes Trainer John Thompson expects Destruction to improve sharply from his first-up failure when he lines up in the Roman Consul Stakes.
Young trainer chasing stakes success Trainer Jeremy Smith will celebrate a milestone at the Super Saturday meeting when he saddles up his first stakes runner.
O'Shea hoping for Epsom upset John O'Shea is happy to give Lightinthenite and Gangster's Choice their chance in the Epsom Handicap, saying both are capable of running big races.
It's A Dundeel out to remain unbeaten It's A Dundeel has risen to every challenge so far and jockey James McDonald hopes he can do so again against Proisir in the Spring Champion Stakes.
French import to face acid test David Vandyke will roll the dice with imported stayer Less Is More who takes on a handy field of stayers in the Craven Plate.
History of the Group One Flight Stakes History of the Group One Flight Stakes
Kathy O'Hara eyes Epsom prize Kathy O'Hara and Ron Quinton will chase their second Group One success together with outsider Monton in the Epsom Handicap.
History of the Group One Metropolitan History of the Group One Metropolitan Handicap
Buxted ready for battle Imported stayer Buxted might lack a turn of foot but his stamina and guts will take him a long way when he chases Group One success in the Metropolitan.
Light rides worth the effort for Schofield Glyn Schofield will be allowed to ride Stout Hearted half a kilo over his 52kg in the Metropolitan but will still try to make the correct weight.
Conners unveils simple plan for Demi Clarry Conners is confident Dear Demi can rebound from her last start defeat and claim a maiden Group One victory in the Flight Stakes.
History of the Group One Turnbull Stakes History of the Group One Turnbull Stakes
Weather watch for Winchester Cups prospect Winchester will take the next step towards his spring goals in the Turnbull Stakes, provided Flemington isn't too rain-affected.
Invest returns in Blazer at Flemington Invest is back ready to build on her fine record as a three-year-old, starting with the Group Two Blazer Stakes at Flemington.
Loss carry back helps our industry Back in the May 2012 Budget there was a significant new tax concession announced that will be of help to many businesses run via companies
Efficient retired from racing Efficient, the 2007 Melbourne Cup winner, has run his last race after succumbing to injury at trackwork.
Rhythm key to Whooska Some recent gear changes have helped Whooska to settle in his races and trainer Robert Price expects him to be tough to beat at Nowra.
Racing industry's boxing for charity This Saturday night it all come together for the 30 competitors who have given there all in last 12 weeks of hard training to be ready to put on a show, all in the name of charity.
Cornwall horse positive to swamp fever Swamp fever has been confirmed in a non-thoroughbred horse at Cornwall but British authorities say it poses no threat to racing.
Frankie Dettori to ride Camelot in Arc Frankie Dettori will have a rare ride for Coolmore aboard Irish champion Camelot in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Collett makes ideal start to senior career Jason Collett has marked his first meeting as a senior jockey with a win at Canterbury, three days before he rides in his first Group One race in Sydney.
Mishap won't stop Cassidy on Saturday A foot injury suffered in a raceday mishap at Canterbury won't be enough to keep Jim Cassidy from riding at the Epsom Handicap meeting.
History of the Spring Champion Stakes History of the Spring Champion Stakes
Payne won't concede Group One to Proisir He is being touted as a Cox Plate hopeful but Spring Champion Stakes favourite Proisir still has to prove his stamina according to a rival trainer.
Americain may tackle Caulfield Cup Americain, the 2010 Melbourne Cup winner, could be given a surprise chance to add the Caulfield Cup to his record this spring.
History of the Epsom Handicap History of the Epsom Handicap
Waller trio luck out at Epsom draw Wide draws for his trio of Epsom Handicap runners has done little to dent Chris Waller's confidence in their respective chances.
Racing boss backs Nikolic verdict Racing Victoria chief executive Rob Hines has backed the decision to ban jockey Danny Nikolic for two years.
Berry going for Gold in Metropolitan The weights for the Metropolitan have given jockey Tommy Berry the chance to partner in-form stayer Glencadam Gold at the expense of Nash Rawiller.
Fashion ambassador's bright tips Sydney Spring Carnival fashion ambassador and television personality Zoe Balbi says bright colours and bold structures will dominate Epsom day.
Happy Trails to go the distance Happy Trails will be tested over 2000m for just the second time in Saturday's Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Rawiller gets in the Groove Top jockey Nash Rawiller believes new kid on the block Urban Groove has all the hallmarks to become a Group One winner.
Oliver free to ride at Flemington Jockey Damien Oliver is free to ride Rekindled Interest in the Group One Turnbull Stakes following his successful appeal against a suspension.
Melbourne's traffic chaos impacts races The traffic chaos in Melbourne has prompted officials to delay the start of the race meeting at Ballarat.
Fancies draw midfield gates in Epsom Shoot Out and Fat Al remain equal favourites for the Group One Epsom Handicap after coming up with midfield draws.
Another Winner for Prime Thoroughbreds Prime Thoroughbreds were back in the winner's circle at Randwick on Monday with Mosse Diva, continuing a great run of success for Joe O'Neill and his team of happy owners.
Chance of Japanese Arc victory firms The withdrawals of Danedream and Nathaniel from the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe have opened the door for Orfevre to give Japan a first win in the race.
Buffering favourite for Manikato Stakes Queensland sprinter Buffering heads first markets for the Group One Manikato Stakes ahead of the talented Victorian Bel Sprinter.
Admirer peaking at the right time: Begg Trainer Grahame Begg believes Secret Admirer is peaking at the right time for her attempt at winning back-to-back Epsom Handicaps at Randwick.
Lady Of Harrods to skip Manifold Stakes Lady Of Harrods will miss the Edward Manifold Stakes and will instead go into the Thousand Guineas without another run.
Gear change for Longport in Flight Stakes John Thompson has decided on a gear change for Longport as he believes winkers will be more effective than blinkers on the filly in the Flight Stakes.
Rekindled Interest to stamp Plate claims Rekindled Interest still on track for the Cox Plate despite some lead-up problems, according to trainer Jim Conlan.
December Draw fit and ready for Turnbull Trainer Mark Kavanagh is confident December Draw will run well in the Turnbull Stakes, but he is yet to make a final decision on his main spring target.
Hidden Warrior chasing first city win Hidden Warrior, a horse that got within a head of Pierro in last year's Breeders Plate, will be chasing a first city victory at Canterbury.
Nikolic gets two years Jockey Danny Nikolic has been disqualified from racing for two years over threats made against chief steward Terry Bailey and his family.
Decision looming on Kauto Star future Five-time King George winner Kauto Star is back in training but it remains unclear if the 12-year-old will race again.
Nechita heading to Coolmore Stud Stakes Talented filly Nechita has fully recovered from a cut leg and will be prepared for the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Danedream in lockdown in Germany Danedream's Arc defence is in tatters with the Cologne racecourse where she is stabled quarantined due to an infectious disease.
Byrne suspended after Doomben race fall Jockey Jim Byrne has been suspended for three weeks for careless riding following a fall at Doomben.
Snitsky on the way to bigger races Gerald Ryan has high hopes for lightly-raced Randwick winner Snitzsky, yet another of the progeny of Snitzel in his stable.
Bell in winning farewell to Qld racing Jockey Tim Bell celebrated his impending move to Melbourne with a farewell win at Doomben aboard Eureka Jack.
Epsom ride not such a burden for Schofield Trainer Stuart Webb is counting on Glyn Schofield riding top mare Yosei as close as possible to her 52kg limit weight in the Epsom Handicap.
Better Than Ready justifies high rating Better Than Ready showed why he is so highly rated by trainer Kelly Schweida when he staged a last-to-first win at Doomben.
Schofield to ride Stout Hearted in Metrop Nathan Berry, who has ridden Stout Hearted in three of the imported stayer's four Australian wins, has been replaced for the Group One Metropolitan.
Internationals take tentative first steps Most of the international entries to arrive so far for Melbourne's spring carnival have begun familiarising themselves with their training headquarters.
Turnbull Stakes to fine tune Voila Ici Imported stayer Voila Ici will use the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington as his final lead-up race for the Caulfield Cup later this month.
Winks booked to ride Excellantes in Gilgai Talented sprinter Excellantes will be ridden by Group One-winning jockey James Winks when he resumes in the Gilgai Stakes at Flemington on Saturday.
Oliver to appeal Moonee Valley suspension Damien Oliver has appealed an 11-meeting riding ban after stewards found him guilty of breaching an obscure racing rule in the Champagne Stakes.
McClintock chasing fairytale spring result A horse who was saved from the lions is set to add a sentimental chapter to Melbourne's spring racing carnival.
History beckons for Danedream in Arc Danedream will have to buck history to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe for a second time with Japanese champion Orfevre a big danger.
Colm O'Donoghue to ride Jakkalberry Irish jockey Colm O'Donoghue has committed to ride Australian-owned English horse Jakkalberry in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Moment Of Change has Toorak target Trianer Peter Moody has collected his first Group One win of the season with Moment Of Change winning the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Four Group One races at Randwick Gai Waterhouse has a strong hand in the four Group One races at Randwick before she moves her star horses to the Melbourne carnival.
Up-and-coming team excites Messara Paul Messara has enjoyed big race success with Ortensia this year but is also looking forward to seeing what the younger horses in his stable can produce.
Epaulette wins Guineas Prelude Sydney colt Epaulette will line up against star three-year-old Pierro in the Caulfield Guineas after his narrow win in the prelude to the Group One race.
Schofield strikes again for Hayes Apprentcie rider Chad Schofield kept a cool head when pre-race plans went wrong on Whisper Downs at Caulfield with the desired result.
Lady Colours battles the bulge Trainer Bruce Hill says Lady Colours is carrying extra condition despite three barrier trials as she prepares for her comeback to racing at Doomben.
Frankel completes Newmarket gallop Frankel has cruised through a racecourse gallop at Newmarket ahead of his likely finale in the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Japan's Orfevre primed for Arc glory Japanese triple crown winner Orfevre is in prime condition ahead of his bid to plunder Europe's prestigious Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Snow Fairy out for the season Outstanding mare Snow Fairy has been ruled out of the rest of the season but trainer Ed Dunlop says she may come back for another year.
Blake Shinn suspended at Rosehill Blake Shinn will miss much of the Melbourne spring carnival after being suspended for the second time in a week.
Mahisara scores first-up at Rosehill Some poor pre-race manners weren't enough to stop Mahisara from returning an impressive winner at Rosehill.
Mixed bag for Milton at Orange Mark Milton will saddle up three runners at Orange including veteran Gold Sultan and the immature Cob.
Urban proves she is in the groove Gai Waterhouse will weigh up whether to run unbeaten filly Urban Groove in the Flight Stakes following her feature race win at Rosehill.
Waller keeps options open with Kelinni Kelinni has beaten Julienas and Strawberry Boy in the Colin Stephen Quality but trainer Chris Waller won't commit to a start in the Metropolitan Handicap.
Sydney plans for Too Many Reds Consistent sprinter Too Many Reds is likely to campaign interstate after his dramatic Eagle Farm victory.
Dame Claire wins tough Ansett Classic Dame Claire underlined her staying qualities with a gutsy performance to win the Listed Ansett Classic at Mornington.
Brown survives protest on Rolling Pin Rolling Pin has survived a protest to win the Group Two Shannon Stakes at Rosehill ahead of his bid for the Epsom Handicap.
Derby day plans for Bold Glance A Derby day mission at Flemington is looming as the back up plan for Bold Glance after he regained winning form at Eagle Farm.
More Joyous wins - again Glamour mare More Joyous will turn her attention to Melbourne after comfortably disposing of her Golden Pendant rivals at Rosehill.
Proverb unlikely for Spring Champion Proverb is likely to bypass the Group One Spring Champion Stakes and be kept to shorter races this spring despite a narrow win in the Dulcify Quality.
Cahill defends Transporter The will to win of Transporter has often been questioned but jockey Michael Cahill has defended the gelding following his Eagle Farm victory.
McEvoy chasing Group One with Pinwheel Kerrin McEvoy would love to see experienced sprinter Pinwheel break through for a Group One win in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Waller trifecta in the first at Rosehill Chris Waller has foiled Gai Waterhouse's bid to train the Rosehill card by denying her in the frist race with a trifecta.
Love For Ransom tipped to tighten Outstanding filly Love For Ransom is following in the footsteps of another star as she races towards a Thousand Guineas start at Caulfield.
Retrieve and Certify win for Godolphin Australian Derby runner-up Retrieve has won a Listed race at Newmarket for Sheikh Mohammed with Certify a Group One winner on the same program.
Pierro brings his class to Melbourne Star Sydney Colt Pierro has given his rivals a galloping lesson in winning the Group Two Stutt Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Buffering wins Moir Stakes Queensland star Buffering has shown he is on target to finally snare a Group One this spring with victory in the Moir Stakes.
Snitzerland wins again Snitzerland has confirmed her place among the top bracket of three-year-olds with victory in the Champagne Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Cup hope Fiorente joins Waterhouse team Gai Waterhouse has boosted her Melbourne Cup prospects with the acquisition of European stayer Forientes who is being aimed at the famous race.
Another Schofield out to win for Hayes Glyn Schofield is chasing back-to-back wins in the Stan Fox Stakes when he partners a filly that his son Chad has been aboard in her past two starts.
O'Shea out to prove a point at Caulfield Trainer John O'Shea expects Ashokan's experience against the best in Sydney to be telling in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
McDonald smiles as the rain falls Melbourne's spring downpours could play into the hands of trainer Clinton McDonald at Caulfield on Sunday.
Jockey Payne faces tough call Jockey Michelle Payne will be forced to assess some serious issues before deciding whether to return to riding.
Bell maintains faith in Antarctic Dream Talented jockey Tim Bell is confident promising filly Antarctic Dream can overcome two significant factors confronting her at Eagle Farm.
Rain Affair shows positive signs in trial Talented sprinter Rain Affair has shown trainer Joe Pride and jockey Corey Brown that he's back on track with a pleasing barrier trial win at Warwick Farm.
O'Shea has eyes only for Claire John O'Shea knows Colorado Claire is running for second against More Joyous at Rosehill but expects his mare to benefit ahead of other spring races.
Cautious Gosden leads title race John Gosden has hit the lead over Aidan O'Brien in the British trainers premiership but says he is not about to celebrate yet.
Foreplay Relocating to NSW An agreement has been reached between Woodside Park in Victoria and Wattle Grove Stud in NSW to relocate the Danehill stallion, Foreplay, to NSW.
Fire damages O'Brien home at Ballydoyle The home of champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien has been damaged by fire but all occupants of the house have escaped unharmed.
Black Caviar set to race on Champion Black Caviar is set to race on, with trainer Peter Moody looking at an autumn campaign for the unbeaten sprinter.
Road Trippin continues on path to Derby Stephen Theodore knows Road Trippin faces a tough ask against Pierro in the Bill Stutt Stakes but he is happy with his charge's progress towards the Derby.
New criteria for major awards The NSW Racehorse Owners Association has made significant changes to the way its major awards are allocated.
Judge to preside at Eagle Farm In-form gallopers Poor Judge and Transporter will be out to keep their winning momentum rolling at Eagle Farm.
Buffering set for early test Impressive sprinter Buffering has a lot in his favour when he runs at Moonee Valley on Friday night, according to trainer Robert Heathcote.
Patinack Farm to keep momentum rolling Fresh from Longport's feature race victory last weekend, Patinack Farm will again look to the next generation for stakes success at Rosehill.
Rosehill suitable target for Kelinni Chris Waller believes the Colin Stephen Quality looks a nice race for Kelinni but stresses the stayer needs to win well to progress to the Metropolitan.
Solzhenitsyn faces acid test Solzhenitsyn will face his moment of truth when he steps up to Group One company for the first time at Caulfield.
Soul on target for stakes success A sharp piece of trackwork earlier this week has trainer Joe Pride confident Brave Soul is ready to give the Reginald Allen Quality a shake.
Kembla Grange racecourse gets upgrade Kembla Grange will receive a $2 million upgrade to its racing and training tracks, including a new synthetic training surface.
Schofield learns the right way Apprentice Chad Schofield is making the most of the lessons in life and racing he has learned from the very beginning.
Dance With Her steps out Dance With Her will take the next step in a campaign geared towards the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups when she races at Moonee Valley.
Five Minutes With... Gerald Ryan A former top jockey in his day, Gerald Ryan is no slouch when it comes to training a winner. Now based at Rosehill Racecourse in Sydney, the multiple Group 1 winning trainer has prepared numerous Stakes winning horses throughout his career, including VATC Blue Diamond Stakes winners Hurricane Sky and Paint, champion 3 year old filly Melito, and dual Group 1 winning AJC Derby hero Clangalang.
Jockey injured in freak accident Jockey Chris Symons has a broken foot after being hit by a car driven by a fellow rider in the car park at Sale races.
Horsepower Stud Newsletter There have some interesting and important things happening in equine nutrition research recently. Some of these new insights will impact on stud farm management and how we understand the way nutrition affects the health of mares and yearlings.
Canada option for Snow Fairy Trainer Ed Dunlop has flagged a race in Canada as an alternative for Snow Fairy if the ground is too soft at Longchamp for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Above All turns it around at Canterbury Imported galloper Above All will be sold as a last-start winner after turning his form around to score at Canterbury.
Fiveandahalfstar to back up in Stan Fox Fiveandahalfstar is set to back up in the Group Two Stan Fox Stakes at Rosehill after finishing unplaced in a midweek event at Canterbury.
Tiger Tees adds bite to Moir A dominant first-up win in Sydney has Joe Pride optimistic Tiger Tees is ready to rise to the next level this spring.
More Joyous at Black Caviar odds Most punters will be watching More Joyous for pleasure rather than pocket gain after she opened the shortest price of her career for the Golden Pendant.
Luxbet Adding to Number of Fixed Odds & Special Markets on Offer As the racing season starts to hot up Luxbet are adding to the number of Fixed Odds and Special markets we are offering across all codes of racing.
More Joyous scares away Red Tracer The presence of champion mare More Joyous in the Group Three Golden Pendant has resulted in Red Tracer's return being delayed by a week.
Melbourne raid for Sydney sprinter Centennial Park will make a hit-and-run trip to Melbourne to capitalise on a Group One opportunity over 1400 metres.
Full weekend for top stable Trainer Peter Moody will saddle up winning prospects at each of Melbourne's three weekend race meetings, beginning with King Diamond at Moonee Valley.
Valley start a first for Pierro and owner Owner Greg Kolivos says the Stutt Stakes shapes as a perfect stepping stone for Pierro ahead of his spring aims in the Caulfield Guineas and Cox Plate.
First foal by a Stakes Winning Son of Redoute's Choice Dr Doute’s, a group winning son of Redoute’s Choice, had his first foal born at 12.30am on the 26 September 2012.
Field of 15 for Rupert Clarke A competitive field has been assembled for the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield, including several interstate raiders.
Frankel fires Newmarket enthusiasm Superstar Frankel will be a major attraction when he has a raceday workout at Newmarket in preparation for the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Late entries bolster Stan Fox The Stan Fox Stakes has been bolstered by 10 late entries after an original nomination of just five for the Group Two feature at Rosehill.
Shanghai Warrior to bounce back in Clarke Trainer Pat Hyland is confident Shanghai Warrior has recovered fully from a lung infection and will prove himself in the Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Boss the new rider for Southern Speed A resurgent Glen Boss has been confirmed as the new rider for Southern Speed when she defends the Caulfield Cup with Craig Williams to ride Dunaden.
Servimoss in winning Vandyke stable Servimoss is in winning form and on target to capitalise on his Cup win at Mudgee when he goes for a hat-trick at Canterbury.
Atomic Force ready made for new trainer Atomic Force will run for the first time for Mick Price at Moonee Valley but his new trainer will take none of the credit if he wins.
Mosheen out of Cox Plate Multiple Group One winner Mosheen is out of the Cox Plate with the Myer Classic against her own sex the new spring Group One target.
Rain fear for Fairy's Arc bid Snow Fairy's bid to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomophe is in jeopardy with wet weather forecast for Europe's end of season showpiece.
No choice needed for McEvoy Kerrin McEvoy is looking forward to the weekend's racing with talented three-year-olds Epaulette and Albrecht likely favourites for their respective races.
Walter concedes Pendant to More Joyous Group winning mare Skyerush might be running for second behind More Joyous in the Golden Pendant but will get her chance to shine this spring.
Glencadam Gold given 1.5kg Cup penalty Glencadam Gold has moved up the Caulfield and Melbourne Cup order of entry after he was given a 1.5kg penalty for winning the Newcastle Cup.
Pierro won't gallop at Valley before Stutt Gai Waterhouse has ruled out taking Pierro to Moonee Valley before the Stutt Stakes, believing the superstar colt will have no troubles with the circuit.
Dunaden cleared of foot problem The Caulfield Cup topweight Dunaden is fit and well for his weekend flight to Australia, his trainer denying reports of a foot problem.
Conners filly aiming at Magic bonus Two-year-old filly Fiftyshadesofgrey is being aimed at the Magic Millions Classic where she will be eligible for a lucrative bonus if successful.
Kelinni on trial for Metropolitan If he can win the Colin Stephen Quality, emerging stayer Kelinni will be given a tilt at the Group One Metropolitan at Randwick,
Snitzerland impresses in Valley gallop Classy filly Snitzerland has impressed her trainer Gerald Ryan in a gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of her Champgane Stakes engagement.
Waterhouse wins four heats at 2YO trials Gai Waterhouse-trained runners won four of the 11 heats at the official two-year-old barrier trial session, pleasing stable rider Nash Rawiller.
Jimando on trial for Derby Trainer Tony McEvoy will use the Bill Stutt Stakes at Moonee Valley to determine the Victoria Derby prospects of his colt Jimando.
Aigles primed for Longchamp return Trainer Corine Barande-Barbe will front France Galop over Cirrus Des Aigles positive swab ahead of the horse's return at Longchamp.
Smullen excited about Melbourne Cup ride Dermot Weld's stable jockey Pat Smullen says Galileo's choice is his best chance yet to win a Melbourne and give the trainer a third victory.
Another three for Waller at Randwick Premier trainer Chris Waller has kept his winning momentum going at Randwick and is now more than 20 wins ahead of Gai Waterhouse early in the season.
Much interest in two-year-old trials A full sister to More Joyous and a half brother to Smart Missile will be among the youngsters on show at the official two-year-old trials.
Pinwheel ready for elusive Group One win Darley stable favourite Pinwheel will be seeking his biggest win and a hat-trick this campaign in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Snitzerland to gallop at Moonee Valley Golden Slipper runner-up Snitzerland will have a familiarisation gallop at Moonee Valley ahead of her Champagne Stakes bid at the track.
L'Acadamie De Joie on Goulburn Cup path The Goulburn Cup is a target for L'Academie De Joie if he can back up for a second win at the southern NSW track.
Ayr Gold Cup first for Pat Smullen Multiple Irish champion jockey Pat Smullen has won the Ayr Gold Cup in his first ride at the Scottish track.
Mosheen getting back to best Trainer Robert Smerdon is pleased with the progress of Mosheen heading towards the Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Injury scare for Bold Glance Leg injuries have forced Bold Glance out of Epsom Handicap contention but they are not career-threatening according to trainer Norm Hilton.
Jeff Lloyd to quit Honkers for Brisbane International jockey Jeff Lloyd will have his last ride in Hong Kong next month before moving to ride full time in Queensland.
